Jennings to coach Ouachita again in Arkadelphia
Ouachita College will retain Morley Jennings as coach for another year after his two-year tenure as shortstop for the Atlanta team and as athletic coach at Ouachita. Jennings enjoys strong popularity and a record of success with Ouachita teams. In a separate note, Vanitie beat Defiance in a Long Island Sound match by 16 minutes 44 seconds elapsed time and 10 minutes 25 seconds corrected time, amid a 14 knot NW breeze as crews prepared for July trials off Newport.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Mavley Jennings
Atlanta
Ouachita College
Ouachita
Jennings
Ousthita
Larchmont
Vanitie
Defiance
Long Island Sound
Westchester’ Hills
Glencove
Alexander Cochran
Varitie
Newport
FEDS CLAIM WORLD TITLE AT SEASON'S END
Chicago June 23 The Federal league president James Gilmore announced that the pennant winner would challenge the World Series winner from the National and American leagues. If refused a combined Federal winner and stars from other clubs will play and claim the world title.
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FEDS
Chicago
James Gilmore
Fedor
Amateurs Madison 2 Washington 0 in Georgia series opener
Madison Georgia defeated Washington in the first of a three game set, 2 to 0. Brown pitched brilliantly for Madison, while Washington’s Gheesling took the loss as both teams showed strong defense in a low scoring affair.
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Madison
Washington
Washinton
Gheesling
Brown
Baseball Scores From Various Minor Leagues
In International League Jer City beat Mentl 6 to 2 as Baltimore and Butte also won. Roch’r defeated New 16 to 1 while Providence and Toronto had a futile day. American Association results include Louisville 9 value, Cotton’s 7, Kansas City 4, St Paul 3, Minneapolis 7, Milwaukee 3 among others. Virginia League saw Petera 4, Newton oy Heuwike 11, Perth 3, Richmond 4, Norfolk 6. North Carolina League Greensfo 5, Charlotte 4, Raleigh 6, Durham and Winston-Salem 15, Asheville 3. Texas League Waco 6, Beaumont Sandatio 2. Fort Worth League Houston 11, Austin 0, Dallas Galveston off day.
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American Association
Louisvie
Cottbus
Kan
City
St P
Minneapolis
Milwauke
Virginia
Petera
Newton Oy Heuwike
Perth
Richmond
Norfolk
North Caroling League
Greens'o
Charlen’'n
Ral'gh
Durh'm
Houst
Austin
Dallas-Galv
Match Play Opens At Georgia State Tennis Meet
The tenth annual Georgia state tennis tournament began Monday at Piedmont Driving Club with most first round men’s singles completed. Notable upset saw Victor Smith beat veteran EB Mansfield in straight sets 7-5 6-3 while others like Marion Brittain and Vernon McMillan advanced. Evening draws set several doubles matchups with men’s doubles and mixed doubles to start.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Victor Smith
BE. M. Mansfield
Smith
Carleton Smith
Mansfiald
Young Smith
Mat Hound
Marion Brittain
W. Li ‘Spratt, Jr
Goergh
Grant Bejected
Kr. L. Jennings
Vernon McMillan
Chauncey Smith
William Mathews
J. B. Crenshaw
EB. &. Mansfield
Rob Simms, Jr
M. D. Tupper
J. L. Pierce
W. J. Simmons
Lee Douglass
G. Porter
Frank Spratlin
Orr and Carter Tied With Warings in Championship
In Augusta on June 29 the South Atlantic States tennis championship remains tied among J. K. Orr and W. Carter of Atlanta and the Waring brothers of Columbia. The first set ended 4-1 with deuce throughout, the Warings won the second 7-5, and the third rose to 12-12 with neither side ahead. A decisive one-set playoff was scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Augusta
J. K. Orr
W Carter
Atlanta
Waring Brothers
Columbia
Carter
Orr
Deuce
Warings
Fall Fan Protests at Obnutta mooga
A fragmented letter from a self styled fan, signed Pullingly MESS A FANATIC, calls for fan action during the fall season. It jokes about organizing a Footers club and rallying the Crackers with luck enhancing symbols like four seat clovers and horseshoes. It notes today as Ladies day in Obnutta mooga with playful tone.
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Dick Jemisom
Tee Constitution
Wolgast Breaks Arm in Rivers Match Halting Bout
Los Angeles June 28 Wal gast broke his arm today, halting the Rivers Wolgast twenty round match planned for July. The radius break occurred in a sparring session with Freddie Andrews at Wolgast’s training camp. He faces two to three months idle before fighting again. a substitute for Rivers is expected to be named.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walgast
Freddie Andrews
Wolgast
Wost Rivers
Crowder Named Manager of Jacksonville Baseball Club
Neal Crowder, last year with Zanesville in the Ohio State Icarus, was tonight appointed to succeed Perce Wilder as manager of the Jacksonville club. Crowder is regarded as one of the league's headiest ball players in the South Atlantic league. Wilder was dismissed after today’s game as manager of the local club.
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Jacksonville
Neal Crowder
Zanesville
Ohio State
Icarus
Perce Wilder
Crowder
Wilder
Loval
Hunt Albert Beaten by George Johnson
St Louis, June 29 A Central States Tennis tournament first round feature saw George Johnson of St Louis defeat Hunt Albert of Atlanta. Albert won the first game 8-6 but faded in the next two 8-6 and 11-9. Out of town entrants were largely eliminated from singles and doubles as today’s play concluded.
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St. Louis
George Johnson
St. Loui
Hunt Albert
Atlanta
Albert
Eggstraordinary Ball Game at Partlan Ore
An unusual contest pitted two church clubs in Partlan Ore where players carried an egg in one hand and played ball with the other. Runs and hits counted, plus forfeits for broken eggs. final score 4-2 in five innings, but forfeits pushed total to 15-11. Egg breaks by all positions added to the tally. The climax saw a shortstop misthrow an egg toward first base causing mishap.
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Ed A. Guewey
Lestie
Tearoy
Ex&s
Laurinburg Pitcher Fanned Twenty In Local Game
Charlotte paper notes Laurinburg N C pitchers dominate amateur play with McNeill striking out twenty McColl batsmen as he allowed five hits and won 7 to 1, nearing Rod Covington's record from Saturday against the same team.
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Charlotte
N. C
Laurinbure
N.C
McNeill
McColl
Rod Covington
The College Man's Party in Public Service
The Electrical Journal argues college men should lead in public affairs, not merely complain. It cites Dr A Humphreys criticizing civics teaching for overemphasizing theory. The piece asserts college men can train to serve civically, with exceptions proving the rule.
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The
College Man's Party
Electrical Journal
Wes
A. Humphreys
Stevens Institute
Philadelphia
Decrease Reported in Cotton Acreage Across Belt
New York June 28 Special The market shows a general 1.7 percent cotton acreage decline across Texas Oklahoma and the belt with Mississippi and Louisiana the only states reporting gains Percentage condition of cotton sits at 78.6 percent up 0.4 from a month earlier and compares with 78.9 in 1971 1972 ten year average 80.6 percent based on 12 000+ correspondents for The Journal of Commerce around June 22
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississiphi
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennerres
Sis
Journal of Commerce
W. Carolina
Eorgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Fultawlig
North Caroling Y
Sonu Caroling On
Florida
Louisiang
Miss Janie Kitchens Dies At 23 At Residence
Miss Janie Bell Kitchens aged 23 died Monday afternoon at her home 39 West Peachton Street. The body will be taken to Hawkinsville for funeral and interment. The text includes unrelated quotes and jokes.
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Janie Bell Kitchens
Janie Bell Hitchens
Mornday
Peachtron Streets
Hawkinsville
Atlanta Deeds and Permits Chronicle
Long list of warranty deeds and building permits dated 1909-1911. Transfers involve G. Nance, Turner, Daley, Worley, Freeman, Ware, McDonald, and others. Properties span Palmetto to Georgia avenues, Fitzgerald to Cambridge streets, with multiple 120x owners and new construction noted. Building permits include a two story brick residence on North avenue and a remodel on Broad street.
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J. A. Lanton Guimarais
Anna Roux
Highland Avenue
Sampson Street
Dixie G. Freeman
C. W. Ter
Mighland Avenue
W. E. Worley
Virginia
Todd Food
Robert C. Alston
Fred St. John No
Wallerytreat
Margaret K. Daley
Laura L. Turner
Witzeerald Street
Fitzgerald Street
Lehrgrober
Southview “Cemetery
Atre
Anita S.armethong
Pied- Mant Savings Company
Hechardson Street
George Ware
James FL Nance
Palmetto Avenue
Ashby Street
Mro
Bosuylek
W. Be Treadwell
Park Avenues
Hrgan Street
W. OG. McDonald
Samuel 31
Barton
Jet
Cambriase Avenue
Lee Street
Wisdom for Mothers in Southern Woman's Magazine
The article argues mothers cannot sacrifice their children due to ignorance or prejudice or meddlesome advice. It emphasizes that a child’s life depends on the caregivers and feeding, placing responsibility on wise motherhood. True motherhood requires knowledge as well as love to prevent death from ignorance.
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Jacey
Woman's
Mothera
Funeral Notice for Walter G. Bothwell Held Tuesday
Friends and relatives in Milledgeville Elkton Dublin Decatur and Atlanta are invited to attend the funeral of Walter G. Bothwell this Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the Barclay Brandon chapel Pallbearers include Alah Martin Jos Little Yarbrough Fred Hellsoon Alex Dittler The Schiller lodge No TH LO C FB will handle services at the grave Interment at West View
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Schiller Louse
F. Aura
W. G. Bothwell
W. Daniel
Alan Martin
Joy Litre
Yarbrough
Fred Steilbron
Alex Dutiler
Fred Hellsoon
Alex Dittler
Schiller Lodge
No. Th LO
C. FB
West View
Barclay & Brandon Firm Detail Note
Barclay and Brandon Co funeral directors listed with address 246 Ivy Street. H G Brandon Jr, M SeKnbon, vice president, secretary, and treasurer noted.
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Barclay & Brandon. Co
Ivy Si G. H. Brandon, JR
M. SE Knbon
Ohtorny. Secy, and Tream
Uplift of Optimism in a World of Varied Hearts
A reflection on outlooks and personal choice shows contentment rises from one’s own view of the world. The piece urges resilience and cheerful bearing through joy or sorrow, citing sunlit life and steps toward happiness. It references a dialogue about cigarette coupons and notes Debra Doon as a valley name near the Himalayas.
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The
Christian Herald
Vie
Mr. Bates
Mr. Benedict
Cincinnati
Aquirer
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Morley Jennings
Crackers
McGonnell
Holland
Elreber
Tyree
Dent As A
Dunn
Perrynan
Browning
Dosehery
Tala Wiliams
Huppa
John M. Smith Co
Georgia Distributors
Auburn Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Eastman
Vaughn
Holt
Rawkinsville
Gillette Eastman
Poland
RH. B. Hawkinsville
Wise
Wright
Titten
Rochelle
Titton
Tifton
Puckett
Baker
Carroll and Geiger
Columbus
Davison
Dawson
Gao
Parsons and Jones
Dozier and Monahan
Pioins
Buena Vista
Plains
Flaing
Carpenter
Leesburg
Leslie
Gaille Priday
International League
Ment
Baltimore
Butte
Roch'r
Baltimore and Ohio
B.V.D
W. D. Union
U.S. A
B. V.D
the B. V. D. Company
New, York
Zacatecas
Villa
Villas
Mexico City
Tom Wilgon
B. V. Carter
Harry Ashe
Waring
Rivers
Scout
Nat
Walter
Boston Transcript
Geillus
Earl & Wilson
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree St
Offiea
Silva Building
Institute
Woodward Avs
Stortragens
Josephine W
Oxford Contiunts
Banking and Savings Company
Kirlwood Avenue
Fourteenth
Dora Fuller
Georgia Avenue
Formswall Street
Wirk Roberta, Jr
A. J. Tin
Security State’ Bank
North
Jackson Street
Emma Weaver
Georgia Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Oakland Avenue
Lune
Gurson
Ansenh Wiliams
Glenwood Avenue
H. W. Dulin
George Ss. May
Charles Avenue
John B. Thompson
Grescent Avenue
Tenth Street
Sune
D. EE. Patterson Lumber Company
Etta Neisler
Lot
Eaat
Beecher Street
Wisdom For
Lodge
Hindustan
Himalaya Mountains
Ngana
Ica Parcel Post Jg Sd
Afianta
East Seventeenth Street
Peachtree Street
Forrest
George Adair
Piedmont Ave
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston
Day
Auburn Avenue
Weyman & Conngrs
Equl. Bidg
Foote & Davies Company
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Eset Insurance Company
Athens
INC
Atlanta Agents
Shropshire & CO
Empire Life
Representea
Ip Reorgia
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