Opening: Pels Rained Out. Suggs Slated to Work Today
New Orleans June 9 The Atlanta Crackers versus New Orleans Pelicans opener was postponed due to heavy rain. Suggs was set to start the first game, with Vance expected to hurl for New Orleans. A doubleheader is likely Saturday to complete the series as Pelicans hold second and Crackers fifth in the standings.
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Danielsville Defeats Lavonia in Close Baseball Tilt
Danielsville, Ga June 9 Special Danielsville defeated Lavonia yesterday in a good game. Danielsville's hard slugging and fine field work, coupled with Bond's excellent mound work, made it tough for the visitors to score except by Huff's error in the eighth inning.
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Cleveland Rout New York 14-4 in Open-Field Home Run Fest
New York June 9, Cleveland surged past the Yankees 14 to 4 to extend its lead. Frank Baker, former home run king, hit his season's first homer as three more came from Speaker Bewell and Pipp, dominating the game with long balls.
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Holiday Helps Out Our Pitchers by Cliff Wheatley
Atlanta fans hoped for a strong opening against the Pelicans as weather halted and later aided Crackers pitchers. Suggs Pierson Markle and Bedgood are named for series action while Nashville manager Hub Perdue battles the Chicks with grit and brains. Piedmont Park work improves, tee boxes filled with sand and slick fairways aid play and caddies are provided for safe rounds.
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Baseball score updates from multiple leagues
Summary of recent results across Southern and American leagues including Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Nashville Little Rock Birmingham Chattanooga Mobile Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Washington Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Georgia State League Orlando Jacksonville Lakeland St Peterburg Daytona Tampa South Atlantic Cresayillaga Spartanburg Augusta Columbia Indianapolis St Paul Columbus Kansas City Louisville Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee Jersey City Newark Syracuse Toronto Baltimore Reading Piedmont Winston-Salem Raleigh Greensboro Danville-Durham Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga Mobile Little Rock Birmingham Memphis Nashville Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland New York Sally League Charleston Charlotte Columbia Augusta Spartanburg Greenville Carrollton LaGrange Cedartown Rome Lindale Griffin
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Georgia State League game winners LaGrange Carrollton 11 0
LaGrange blanked Carrollton 11 to 0 with Register and Sikes starring. Register pitched well with a double and three singles in four at bats. Sikes made a sensational eighth inning catch and homered with two singles in four appearances. Griffin defeated Lindale 6 to 5 in a close, exciting contest highlighted by Thrasher Osborn and Fish hitting.
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Cardinals Defeat Dodgers for Sixth Straight Victory
St Louis beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 at home, extending their win streak to six and their run over the Dodgers this season. Timely hitting and a Hornsby homer with two aboard sparked the victory. Cincinnati New York game postponed due to rain.
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Statesboro Wins 26 0 Over Millen In Baseball Debut
Statesboro Ga June 9 Special The town filled to watch their newly organized baseball team shut out Millen 26 to 0. Statesboro dominated the game from start to finish with a lopsided score and clear superiority on both offense and defense.
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Calhoun Wins Narrowly Over Adatreville in Slow Contest
In Calhoun Georgia on June 9 a special report states the Calhoun nine defeated Adatreville yesterday afternoon by a lopsided score of 20 to 1. The game progressed slowly with Hall and Pritchett on the mound for Calhoun and Nadineton and Powers pitching for Adatreville.
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Georgia Boy Plays Rugby at Oxford Rhodes Scholar
Athens June 9 Frank Harrold Jr of Americus a UGA Rhodes scholar at Oxford University has earned colors on Hartford College rugby and played every tennis match this year. He returns for summer and Commencement June 15. Harrold praises Oxford life and notes Georgia’s five Rhodes scholars with Dr RP Brooks as secretary. Rhodes income is 1750 per year.
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Norcross Seeks Amateur Baseball Game Saturday
Norcross Georgia June 9 special report says the Norcross baseball team wants to schedule a strong amateur opponent to play Saturday afternoon in Norcross. Interested teams should contact the Norcross operator and ask for the baseball BEET 4.
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Stephenson's Rise Is Sensational In Cleveland
Cleveland June 9 The rise of Rigel Stephenson young Cleveland infielder who jumped from Alabama university to the Indians this season is called the most sensational seen in years by Manager Tris Speaker reflecting college men growing influence in the national game Joe Sewell Stephenson's college teammate last year spent 1920 with New Orleans in the Southern Association before joining Cleveland near the world's series to fill the shortstop vacancy left by Ray Chepman.
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Rigel Stephenson
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Tris Speaker
Joe Sewell
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Ray Chepman
Jacobs Pharmacy Ad Promotes Cigars and Tobacco
You can find your favorite brand of cigars cigarettes and tobaccos at Jacobs Pharmacy located at Cer Whitehall and Alabama offering a selection for local customers.
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Swimmers Begin Free Lessons at Luckie Y M C A
First class of boys reported for free swimming lessons at the Luckie street Y. M. C. A. Instructors and a large staff ready to guide about 350 pupils in twenty classes. Most boys show aptitude, shed wings, and learn both theory and practice under careful supervision.
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Rodgers Re-elected as West Virginia Coach
Morgantown announces that Tra E Rodgers, who piloted West Virginia University to the state championship this season, has been re-elected to coach the 1922 Mountaineer nine. Rodgers has accepted another year and earlier starred in multiple sports, earning a berth on the 1919 AH American baseball team. He turned down big league offers to preserve amateur status.
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Tra E Rodgers
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Rodgers
Cape of This and Canaan: A Fragmentary Tale
A fragmentary OCR note references “the cape of this” and “Canaan” with unclear context. It suggests regional or geographic clues but lacks full sentences or identifiable events, persons, or dates to form a clear news item or summary.
Riverdale Defeats Fairburn in Fast 4 to 3 Game
Riverdale defeated Fairburn 4 to 3 in a brisk amateur baseball game at Riverdale yesterday. Pitcher Guy held Fairburn to seven hits while Riverdale hitters Huie, Huie, and Jones supplied the runs. Short and Tanner starred for Fairburn. Riverdale seeks more games with fast Atlanta area teams.
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