Baby Doll Jacobson Out For The Season
Mobile reports William Jacobson, secured from the New York Giants last year, will not wear a Mobile uniform again due to illness. Genestu Robertson becomes permanent in center field, with Billy McGill taking right field duties as he leads Cotton States batting.
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Mobile
Ala
William Jacobson
New York Giants
Finn
Jacobson
Genesu
Robertson
Billy McGill
Newark
Cotton States
McLoughlin Dominates Engish Tennis Round in England
In Wambledon England on June 25 Maurice F H McLoughlin of San Francisco thrashed Englishman T M Mavrosordo in three straight sets in the third round of the English singles championship. Other results include Parke defeating Beamish to reach the quarters and Doust tying Daw son at three sets each. Canadian Rahe and Kleinschroth won their doubles match, while Schwengen and Mayes fell to Prabbie and Thomas.
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Wambledon
England
Maurice FH. McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
T. M. Mavro- Sordato
James C. Parke
A. H. Beamish
Stanley N. Doust
P.M. Dawson
Ro Powell
FA. Gamble
JP. Schwengers
British Columbia
R. J. McNair
G. A. Carolla
W. G1
Mlburn
Empire State League score shows Waycross top Cordele
Waycross defeats Cordele 4 to 1 in a 9 inning game with Clarks Shuman receiving the win and Fil Unsem Eubanks the loss. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpires O'Brien and Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Waycross
Rhe. Waycross
Cordere
Clarks
Shuman
Fil- Unsem
Eubanks
O'Brien
Hall
Agogas and Wesley Play Saturday at Fence de Leon Park
The Agogas and the Wesley teams of the Baraca Baseball league will meet at Fence de Leon Park on Saturday at 3 30 p m An admission of 35 cents will be charged ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaxas
Wesley
Baraca
Fence de Leon Park
Evans to Naps in Cleveland Move
President Charles W. Somers of the Cleveland club ordered Rube Evans, a sensational left handed pitcher then with New Orleans, to report at once. Evans had been Cleveland property but was kept at New Orleans for some time.
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Cleveland
Cnartes W.W. Somers
Rube” Evans
New Orleans
Evans
New Grivans
Schaller Released to Senators by Washington Waiver
Walter Schaller, lingering outfielder for the Chicago Americans, was released last night to the Washington club at the waiver price. He had earlier joined Detroit via waivers from Kansas City, continuing a season of transactions through the waiver process.
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Chicago
Junmneta
Watler Schaller
Chicago Americans
Washington
Schaller
Detroit
Kansas City
June 380 Tax Deadline Warns Residents
June 30 is the last day to pay the second installment of city taxes. E. E. William eg, City Tax Collector, urges prompt settlement to avoid penalties.
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E. E. Williameg
Keep Your Home Cool and Comfortable These Hot Days
Advertisers offer needful home cooling goods and summer comforts to meet daily demands. Read THE CONSTITUTION advertisements to find blinds shades cool floor coverings and more. Plan with family, take mental inventory, and act now to secure advantages.
Red Sox Raise Pennant Emblematic of Worlds Title Won From Giants
The Boston Red Sox, baseball champions of the world and the American league, paused to unfurl the pennant won in the World Series against the New York Giants. The New York Highlanders attended the ceremonies, with National League President Lynch representing the league.
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Red Sox
Giants
Boston
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
New York Highlanders
Lynch
National League
Producers Defeat Grant Park In Slugging League Contest
In a high scoring Producers beat Grant Park 25 to 19 led by 23 hits from Producers hitters. Kelvin and Hadley paired on the mound for Producers with Dinglea lasting four innings for Grant Park. Rogers beat Kamper 14 to 4 in a one sided tilt. Jones Co. edged The Journal 10 to 8 in the day’s closest game.
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Grant Park
Ra Toned CO
Ee Journal Kamperss
Gacur
Grand Park
Hadley
Dinglea
R. HE
Grant Pas
Hatteries
Kelvin
Willon
Alten
Rogers
Kampers
Karpere
UK Tn
Thae
Darel
Kamper
Rogera
Kampera
Jones CO
Journal
The
First All Steel Train Reaches Atlanta on Seaboard Route
The Seaboard Air Line marks Georgia’s first through all steel train from engine to observation car with Nos 5 and 6 soon fully steel equipped. Dining cars cost about 30000 each, and line officials tout the fleet as the best in railway service. R B Raupe, famed dining car superintendent, oversees the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Georgia
Union Despot
Seaboard
Birmingham
Washington
Geissler
Gelasler
R. B. Raupe
More Money Sought for Yancey Family Aid Fund
Subscriptions to the Yancey fund come in slowly with about $5,000 raised mostly by Sheriff Mangum. Donations sent to newspapers will be turned over to the family as funds increase. The family faces hardship after Deputy Dave Yancey’s death, leaving a widow, six children, and a $909 mortgage to clear.
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Yancey
C. W. Mangum
Dave Yancey
T. R. Lawtell
H. W. Baldwin
Mailsen
Sarah A. Law
E. V. Ball
EB. N. Crutchfield
Ioc
Alex W. Stephens
Hal Crostley
Trial details unfold in larceny case against R L Underwood
In a Southern Express office theft case, R L Underwood a former employee is tried for larceny from the house. A cashier's check for 126 was allegedly found in a bundle at his boarding house while he was intoxicated and wrapping clothes. Burpitt, another employee, testified Underwood was intoxicated. Underwood denies the lapse claiming the letter fell or tangled in his clothing. Representation includes Lama Hi for Underwood and Philip Alston assisting the state.
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Southern Express
Criminal Division of Superior Court
R. L. Underwood
Underwood
Jetter
W. C. Burpitt
Burpitt
Underwoodfils
Lama Hi
Philip Alston J
Cool Wave Expected To Reach City Soon
Weather forecast notes a developing cool spell from the Rocky Mountains region with a chance of a shower today. Indications point to temperatures easing from recent highs around 99 degrees with past week lows near 79 and highs near 96.
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Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Trial of Policeman Parham Delayed Amid Citywide Debate
The trial of Policeman E. H. Parham for the murder of John Wright, a white boy, in a negra dwelling last December, has been postponed and may be moved to the next term. The case tests whether an officer may shoot a fleeing citizen halted by order, as Wright ran downhill and was killed by a back shot. The outcome could shape local policy on police use of force in escaping suspects.
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E. H. Parham
John Wright
Superior Court
Negra
Yeig
Young Wright
Parham
Voluntary Bankruptcy Filed by J R Cluta in Atlanta
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with the federal court clerk yesterday by J R Cluta of Atlanta. He lists liabilities at 1458.78 dollars and assets of 665.64 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
J. R. Cluta
Atlanta
Divorce Suits Over Coney Island Trips Take Center Stage
In two divorce actions filed in New York, W. T. Gould sues for divorce from Mrs. Mella R. Gould and Mrs. Margaret Holder sues W. B. Holder. Gould claims his wife left their New York home in January 1911 after cruel treatment and frequent dances at Coney Island with other men. He alleges she refused to share a room and even appeared intoxicated with a companion. Holder claims abuse and harsh conduct by her husband, seeking custody of their 1 year old daughter and a total divorce.
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Joan T. Pendleton
W. T. Gould
Mella R. Gould
Margaret Holder
W. BR. Holder
Gould
New York City
Coney Island
Nerse
Poole’s Children Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning
Captain Lamar Poole of the police department faced a family crisis as his three children Wallace 12 Douglas 8 and Wiste 4 fell ill after dinner from a strange ptomaine poisoning linked to vegetables. Grady Hospital workers and surgeons acted swiftly, and the children survived with no serious aftereffects.
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Lamar Poole
Police
Grady Hospital
Poole
Glennwood Avenue
Beavers
Wallace
Douglas
Wiste
Judge J N Bateman Goes On Trial Today
Judge J N Bateman an Atlanta attorney faces trial in the criminal division for allegedly fleecing Frank Rothleuter of 3000 through a Whitehall Street parlor. Rothleuter previously secured an indictment but arrest in Florida failed. Bateman denied the charges and sued Rothleuter and a detective involved in the case for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N.bateman
Atlanta
Frank Rothleuter
Whitehall Street
Superior Court
Rothieuter
Snring
Florida
YM C A Will Vacate Old Home July First
The Young Men's Christian Association will vacate its Pryor Street and Auburn Avenue building on July 1 and hand over to the Chamber of Commerce. After 27 years of service, activities shift to the new twin building on Luckie Street under construction in summer 1974. Headquarters move to Baptist Tabernacle, old furniture sold by the ladies auxiliary to fund a building fund. sale begins Friday night with a music and readings program at 8 o'clock.
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Christian Association
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Tuat
Luckie Street
Association
Baptist Tabernacle
Candler County Bill Introduced In House
The bill to create a new Candler County with Metter as the county seat was introduced in the House by Representative A A Turner of Bulloch. The Candler County committee campaigns in support, aiming to carve out portions from nearby counties to form the new jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Metter
House of Representatives
A. A. Turner
Bulloch
Kimball
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M’loughlin
Engishman
Empire State League
Americas
Thomnsville
Thomasville
Amereus
Chenry
Foxworth
Werner
Manchester
Valdosta
Beumarwick
Rhel Valdosta
Brunswick
Gordon
Pierre
Hartner
Seifert
McAfee
Agogas V. Wesley
Ponce
Naps
Senators
Grocers’ League
Memphis
AB. OR
Smith
Alvermann
Dent
Capman
Dorines
Goodrich
Goodrich Goods
Death's Door
J. N. Bateman
YM. C. A
Goodrich Tires
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Ohio
National Biscuit
Comfort
BY. D
Ftrade
Chia
1.D. Compa Naw
York
Uieth
Matua
E. H. Cone, Inc
Brown
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