Crackers Train Atlanta Catching Trio in Macon
In a report from Macon the Crackers boast they possess the strongest catching staff in the Southern League with three capable catchers Jimmy Archer Ed Sweeney Joe Jenkins and Lou Niederkorn all praised as receivers. Manager Smith agrees arguing the trio makes the club the best handled behind the plate he has ever led and predicts a formidable season ahead for the 1913 Crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jeminto
Tne
Smith
Antil
Jimmy
Archer
Ed Sweeney
Gue
Brake Tor Gill Ruraler
Joé Jenkins
Lou Niederkorn
Liere
Wieker
Judas
1913 Crackers
Classified meet at Y M C A quarter program
The YMCA announces a quarter class meet to be held Wednesday evening at the local YWCA. A large entry list has formed plans. top point scorers in each class will receive medals, with silver and bronze awarded to runners up. Events include freestyle swims and diving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Moc. A
Chalice
Kargest
Yw.ga
Frange
Tunning
Prominent Americ an sportsmen in Cuba pick Willard over Johnson
Masai March 2 special. Opinions from Ameri can sportsmen in Cuba on the world championship fight between Jena Willard and Jack Johnson set for Havana on April 4. Many back Willard while others favor Johnson, with betting odds moving from 3 to 1 against Willard to 2 to 1 after Willard's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masai
Cuba
Jena Willard
Jack Duhyson
Havana
Dan Doughe
Willard
Loukis
RU Johnson
Menry
Johnson
Cashman A. Rice
Neero
Willig
St. Louis
Nelson
Jeffries
Flynn
Willara
Jones
Lion Jamson
Jesa
United States
Kelley and Toemmel Naw in First in Bowling Doubles
Kelley and Toemmel Naw in first place in the American Bowling Congress tournament doubles event with 1281 pins. Kurleman and Brinkman of Cincinnati second with 1245 pins. Selinger and B. Wauson of Chicago tied for singles with 671 each, while the five-man event saw the Bab Plummers of St Louis total 2893. The text notes extend to a marine herring care sentence about England’s fleet last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Toemmel Naw
E. J
Oemmel
Chicago
F. Kurleman
C. Brinkman
Cincinnati
Selinger Gna
B.wauson
Chigaro
Bab Plummers
St Louis
Kodak Finishing At L Moore & Sons Ad
Kodak finishing services and supplies advertised by L Moore and Sons at 42 N Broad St Grant Building. Mail orders receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KODAK
Inc. L. Moore & Sons
Broad St. Grant Bldg
Crackers Open Exhibition Versus World's Champs in Macon
The Atlanta Crackers travel to Macon to meet the Boston Braves in a spring exhibition game, the opener of a three week schedule with daily games except Sundays. Manager Smith leads an 18 man squad including six pitchers and six infielders, facing noted pitchers like Ike Pearton and Lefty Allen as plans unfold for home games next week and a full exhibition slate ahead of Mobile play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smiths Crackers
Macon
Smith
Parker
Boston Braves
Renee
Central City Park
Crackers
Braves
Stallings
Potts
Mannige
Joe Jenking
Pearson
Heitz
Niederkorn
Allen
Browning
Rumler
Williame
Dent
Barnesville
Gorden Institute
Atlanta
Athletics
Philadelphia Nationals
Louisville Club
Pittsburg Pirates
Havana Reds
United States
Mobile
Boston
Moran
Bisland
Bee
Bowden
Jgonnett
Flynn
Magee
Iibel
Dol Bmith
Semmiat
Waldron
Moranvills
Deakins
Goway
Oi Dearsen
Davis
College Baseball Season Schedules Across South Unveiled
The season opening week features a flurry of games across Georgia, Florida, and nearby states. Mercer faces Columbia in Lake City Florida while Georgetown and Virginia teams travel to Athens Durham Charlottesville and Raleigh for key early battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinians
Fultz Proposes Arbitration Plan To End Baseball War
New York March 21 David L Fultz president of the Baseball Players Fraternity proposes a board of arbitrators to settle the baseball war He calls for territorial rights and player rights to be decided and a governing body representing the National American Federal and minor leagues along with players and the public via the Baseball Writers association He warns three warring leagues backed by strong interests could fight on while minor leagues face severe financial strain due to the war with the Federal League and those least responsible suffer without power to stop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David L. Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Baseball Writers’ Association
Fultz
Feeral
Few Uncertain Berths Remain on the Barons
Orlando Florida March 21 Special Hoss Molesworth trims Barons roster after sending Fitzgerald Fields McCurtie and Love to the bushes. Pitchers Ray and Dougherty and infielder Danny Clark expected to join Woodbine on the road trip. Molesworth will keep most surplus until season start. Several positions remain uncertain with Carroll Ellam Johnson Roth Mardgrove McBride and Stohn as likely guardsmen while others vie for spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
Hoss Molesworth
McCurtie
Love
Moley
Ray
Dougherty
Danny Clark
Frem
Carroll
Ellam
Short
Johnson
Roth
Mardgrove
McBride
Stohn
Ag Eardeners
Keating Sold to Rochester by Cubs Manager Bresnahan
Tampa March 21 Manager Roger Bresnahan of the Chicago Cubs announced Walter Keating has been sold to Rochester in the International league. Keating will not leave for several days. The fragment mentions Sweden with 425900 residents and cooperative statistics that are unrelated to the sports item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keating
Tampa
Fla
Roger Bresnahan
Chicago Cubs
Rochester
Keating
Baugh Named Southern League President From Birmingham
Robert H. Baugh, prominent Birmingham businessman and golfer, was elected president of the Southern League. A native of Elkton born November 12, 184, he has long been active in baseball administration and city civic life, guiding Birmingham clubs since the early days of professional baseball in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Robert H. Baugh
Southern League
Sean of
South
Baugh
Elkton
University of Tennessee
Birmingham Armature Company
C.J. Chunn
Kimee
Birmingham Baseball Associatin
BaSeh
Shavanaugh
Mr. Baugh
Charce
League
Broadway Week At Forsyth And Grand In Atlanta
Atlanta theaters present a lineup featuring Jane/ine orsyth and Joseph Jaffarson with Blanche Bender in a popular Forsyth program. Acts include Demon Cycle, The Wrong Her Baby Helen, Stairway Dance, Turn of the Tide, and Bettty Nauveo at the Grand. The Celebrated Scandal in play form headlines the bill with new 10 cent night prices and 6 cent matinees starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Ineorsyth
Joseph Jaffarson
Blanche Bender
Forsyth
Atlanta
Eddie Mack
Dot Wittaros
Qisir
Madden
Fitzpatrick
Orpheum
McCloud
Betty Nauveo
Copentiaran
Wniam
Mien Nansen
Suse Ienergasuy
Tifton High Wins in Seven-Inning Pitchers’ Battle
Tifton High School defeated Thomasville High 7-0 in seven innings at Tifton. Puckett of Tifton and Price of Thomasville pitched well, each holding batters. Errors by Thomasville enabled the lopsided score despite a strong effort by Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Mareti
Tifton High School
Thomasville High School
Bread Shortage Cripples Vienna Districts
Venice March 21 Many Vienna districts report bread almost unavailable for a week after a production cut was repealed. Bakers lack flour as crowds gather at early hours, paying double prices with no relief. Officials organize flour distribution for breakfast use only. Vienna plans emergency flour shipments and military aid as shortages extend to vegetables and coal prices rise. Budapest to issue bread tickets amid ongoing distribution failures.
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Venice
London
Vienna
Arbeiter Zeitung
Vienma
Budapest
Gologne
Varwaerte
Fiat
Cologne
Vorwarv
Liebknecht
Herr Kuehle
Wedebour
Rome to Send Fifty to Highway Meeting
The Rome Chamber of Commerce plans a delegation of more than fifty men to the governors meeting in Chattanooga on April to back a Hoosierland-ixie highway route. Citizens of Calhoun and Dalton push for a route through their towns while Home and Lafayette are urged to join. Supporters claim a nineteen mile stretch of excellent road through Chickamauga National Park already connects to a government highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rome Chamber of Commerce
Chattanooga
Hoosierland-ixie
Aave
National Park
Chicka- Maugi
Rome City Hall Delayed by Injunction
Rome city hall and auditorium construction on Broad Street and Sixth Avenue will be postponed after a petition for injunction was filed in Superior Court by residents. The case centers on the use of the lot funded for public building and park purposes and questions the allocation of space for a Carnegie Library. The injunction hearing is scheduled before Judge Mosey Wright and may go to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jteme
Maren
Rome
New City
Forgll
Flerd Superior Cnurt
Ext Zens
Broad Street
Sixth Avenue
Gomluul
Piice
Wf Ie Property
Carnegie Library
Mosey Wright
Supreme Court of the State
Farm Experts to Speak at Thomasville Meeting
Thomasville Ga March 21 Special At the farmers meeting at the State Hapermanent Station Saturday March 23 a lineup of notable agricultural figures will address diversifications of crops horticultural prospects in southwest Georgia and cotton breeding Also present will be Ron James D Price commissioner of agriculture J A Cobb state Agricultural Service Ira W Williams and L Wor sham Entomologist S Specker and George Smith from the U S Bureau of Entomology The gathering expected to draw many farmers from nearby counties and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Farmers
Southwest
Georgia
John A. Cobb
Xeriety
Agricultu
Br. Leg Worsham
State Board of Entomology
Ira W. Willams
Spequer
George Smith
United States Bureau of Entomology
Valdosta Police Fatal Encounter In Street Fight
In Valdosta Georgia Maren 21 a Black man named Wil McLeod was fatally harmed after an arrest attempt by Police Officer M Dampier at Wade's store on Dasher Street. They struggled, fell into an alley, and McLeod allegedly drew a weapon before being struck by the officer. McLeod died around 2 AM.
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Valdosta
Maren
Wil McLeod
M. Dam
Wade
Dasher Street
McLeod
Dampier
Frederick W Taylor Dies at 59 in Philadelphia
Frederick Winslow Taylor, originator of scientific management, died in Philadelphia at age 59. He pioneered methods to improve efficiency and authored works on scientific efficiency while applying his system in numerous industrial settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow “Taylor
Burleson attacks railways over mail pay reform
Washington suffers major policy clash as Postmaster General Burleson accuses railroads of engineering opposition to postal funding by backing a weight based mail pay system. He renews call to switch to space basis, arguing current rates overpay lines and hinder fair government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Mrv. Burleson
Desperate Fight Between Britons and Germans at St Bol
London report says British soldiers demonstrated fighting qualities in a battle at St Bol though it was of limited strategic importance. Heavy artillery, mine work, and counterattacks lit up the village with both sides suffering losses as Germans pushed into the trenches and the village before a later British counter offensive recaptured most positions. The eyewitness notes morale effects of even small gains and urges Britain to supply more guns and ammunition to kill or knock out Germans with minimal own losses.
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London
St. Bol
Vilaya
Ith
SS. Miu
Stilo
England
Providence
Bloomers to Continue in Waycross High School Basketball
Waycross Ga March 21 Special the bloomers of the high school have won a decisive victory and will not have to seek new grounds for games. A motion by J E T Howden to change grounds failed. Bloomers will continue to appear so long as the players want to play basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycoss
Ila
J. E. T. Howden
City Board of Education
Elrs
Notice of sale by Central of Georgia Railway Company
Legal notice announces the Central of Georgia Railway Company will sell at Industry near Atlanta on April 20 1913 property shipped by Smythe & Co including a 34 to 63 feet long item and 211 to 11x average dimensions. consignee Southern Wend Preserving Company. sale to satisfy claims to enable collection. This notice appears in weekly advertisement dated March 224 1915 signed by agent F L Rudkeyl Central of Georgia Railway Company.
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Sedrgist cuLruncuumTy
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Atlanta
Fariy Poten
Smythe & Co
Dethan
Ala
Ta Southern Wend Preserving Company
Consignee
Br 1
Wilh
FL Rudkeyl
Lost and Found and Help Wanted Classified Fragments
Fragmented classified notes show a lost dog reward and several help wanted ads for barber training sales agents and office roles in Atlanta, with references to local businesses and contact formats. The scattered items include a lost pup notice, a price and job ad mix, and professional card snippets from attorneys and institutes.
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Urewsi
Hieral Ruward
Jong Sacs
Finder Vail
Atlanta
Adak
Noilly JL
Metcast
Tvs
Bravy
Gourtland
Wide range of help wanted ads in Constitution listing
A garbled page of situation wanted and help wanted notices shows male applicants seeking sales, office, clerical, skilled trades, and management roles. Includes references to address boxes in Atlanta, varied occupations, and requests for interviews and contact by phone or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misc Llaxeols
Joan
Secretars
M Live Manufacturing Corporation
Sne
Pesalien
Atlanta
West 645
P.O
City
Nthd Sounk Wan
Fan Oe BN Sifiant
Houkitesyer
Cabler
Corten Mul
Chae
Ivy
Lake
Antmoley
Rellapie
Dee Goods
Cherokee Street
Poduon
Biokhvepe
Seehine
Bert
Refermiees
Aera Enee
Ten
Aires
Merced
Tina
Cele Peners
Adele Gad
Irik
Aml
Drigetsi
Spenienin
Construcion Manage
Natycutters
Reigiere Skagen
Bruges
Wert
Wanted Special, Ada and Desirable Auto Offers Listed
Classified ad style listing mixed notices seeking payment in advance, vehicle sales, and garage services. Names, places, and prices interleave with hardware and motor listings. many items are cars, parts, and repairs in a busy automotive section.
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Bill May Garry
Macon Diamond
Tuilos
Tullos
Mercer
Columbia
Lake City
Florida
Donald Fraser
Cordon
Barnes, Ga
CA & M. Vy. Blun
Maleigh
North Carolina
Florina
Eorgia
Georgetown
Athens
Georgi
Durham
K. O
Vermont
Trimit
Virginia v
Charlottesville
My. West Va
Wesleyan
Raleigh
Ergia
Pech
Atlantis
Auburn
Virginia
Tech
Avianta
Antherst
Chamottesville
Jefferson
Baton Rouge
Vanderbilt
Tenn
State Normal
Murfreasboro
Sewanee
Trinity
Lafayette
N. C
Sweden
Bob Baugh
Keith
Betty Nansen
Tifton’ High
Rome City Hall
Negro
Frederick W. Taylor
St. Eloi
Bootwick-Joodell Ca
Callaway
Caloe
Famous Spirit Medical
Osper
Ellis Street
Clayton Co
Hunter Street
Whitehall
Mata
John Chalman
Biernan Hros
McKenzie Sd
Thomas
Prick & Thomas
C. Chriss
Walton St
Alles Joase Kilabrell
Watker St
Lake Orgern
Aille Gallsher
Psachtres St
Phonelvy
Peer Atige Hospital
Arsocta
Brown-Randolph
Jeger
Ieanor
Albert Sauweil
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Worsey
Browater
Howell & Heyman
Valaire
G. O. Branning
Atlants_Lorber Coulee
Maisenell
Ciabert
Muler
Lucite At
Lesmen and Solicitors
Saimsmen
Messrs
Steen and
Macaclex
Anstey
Denver Ford
Broadway
New
Kumplen
Ligken
Ak W
Peachtree St
Oxford Company
Buvler
Chamber of Commerce
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
Adlesmiry
Sookreapers
Cheriss
Otek
Onsen
Forsyth Aid
Mer. Treadwell
Charles P Glovers
Arcwatien
Rouxé
Neil Oitige
Pustler
Fox Tad
Wranki Institute
C. Rochester
N.Y
Ganeake
Sarna Amen Te Eoe
Bama
Philadelia Dustiers College
Civil Service Dept
Adelphia
Gorefumane
Sunuery
Jones Employment Agency
S_ Broad street
Svergetore
Atlante
REM Poachers
Better View
Itus Wesley Inc
Anania
Tares
Constitution Office
Shanvons
Ada
Wantebotar Udy Stenagrantel
Reasonable Lars
Cveddewss
Fahd
Hare
Lacture Plac
Jiualtlgn
Bonita Pikalal
Uepuertiett
Toun
Pindshield
Tarrer
Ape Vermine
Capilac City
Verland Touring
Waltabla
Bursala
Havaain
Jexson
Bronkhaven Cab
Cativtan
Inlnes City
Aumueh Ave
Uben Bay
FeaLonulla
Ciin Sohn M. 'Smic Company
Savn-issaauurp Avenue
Omomiles Painy
SRB
Han ' Organ Terra
Atlanta Motor Car Repair Co
Adam AllaoLa
Hotil Department
Hasley-Devidela Metor
South Prvor
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