Bisland's Return Could Strengthen Crackers Infield
Tips from a newspaper friend suggest Bisland is returning to the Crackers, with Wallace and Lavan batting ahead of him. If Bisland re joins McConnell at keystone, a potent double play combo could emerge, while Santos for hot corner battles intensify with Holland, Seawind, Lynch, and Manush competing for a starter role. Joe Dunn shows peak form catching with improving hitting, and Browning may be pushed to pitch a full route against the Newark Internationals. State League targets include prospect trials as talks of league expansion for 1974 surface.
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Crackers
McConnell
The
Keystone
Bisland
Holland
Seawind
Lynch
Manush
Man Fant
Fence
Smith
Hoe
Frank Browning
Newark Internationals
Frank
Park Department Teams Organize Amateur Baseball League
The Park Department league in Atlanta plans to finalize its structure at a Tuesday meeting led by General Manager of Parks Dan Carey. Five teams Southern Shop, Oakland City, Jonathans, Jones Avenue, and Grant Park have entered. others may join with representation. A pennant honors champions and trophies for top batter pitcher and base runner. A post-season series is planned with Macon’s Bank Department League.
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Park Department
Atlanta
Dan Carey
Southern Shop
Oallend 4Ty
Jonathans
Jones Avenue
Grant Park
Representa
Walter Taylor
City Hall
Atlenta
Bank Departmen League
Macon
Sunday School League Plans Meeting Tonight
The Sunday School league will hold a meeting tonight at 6 o clock at the Garnette Library. The group will split into two sections the Sunday School and the Baraca Ali teams are urged to have four representatives at the gathering.
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Garnette Lbrary
Crackers Open Exhibition Schedule With Medicos and Yankees
The Atlanta Crackers resume exhibitions at Ponce de Leon today against Atlanta Medical College at 3 PM, then host Newark in two games as the Southern and International league pennant winners clash. Yankees leader Frank Chance and a strong New York American lineup visit Thursday, followed by a Braves series led by George Stallings Friday and Saturday. Manager Smith plans daily lineup changes as he tests players across positions and pitchers in preparation for the Rochester and Macon games ahead.
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Dick Lemmon
Crackers
Ponce de Leon
Sea Jyon
Atlanta Medical College
Medicos
Newark
Newark Internationals
Indians
Smith
Harry
Billy
Atlanta
Marty Swacins
Mobile
Heinie Zimmerman
Yankees
Frank Chance
Cub
New York Americans
Chance
Pounesters
Wil Sweeney
Jock Warkop
Harry Walter
Ray Caldwell
wHl
Frits Maisel
Gilooley
Cook
Williams
Gossett
Peckinpaugh
P Braves
George Stallings
Haddocks
Boston Braves
Braves
Pcussion
Whih
Johnny Byers
Evers
Webb Murphy
Cubs
Johnny
Keystone
Stallings
Hub Purdue
Otto Hess
Ira Hogue
Hap Myers
Wilson Collins
Vanderbilt
Cleveland Naps
Geotgia Stinson
Macon Peaches
Rochester International League Club
John Gant
Tommy McMillan
Tech
Arthur Schwind
Harry Holland
Tommy Long
Harry Welchonce
George Kircher
AL Nixon
Dana
Reynolds
Munch
Rochester
Macon
Boston
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Cleve
American Association
St. Louis Americana
Splendid Card Arranged For Georgia A. C. Tuesday
Georgia Athletic Club presents its second boxing show at the James and Cone street hall tomorrow. The card lists Stewart Donnelly vs Timmy Perry in a 10 rounder, Battling Kelly vs Young Goldman in 8, Young Sheppard vs Kid Wonder in 6, and Shepherd Thomas vs Billy Hooper in 6. Promoters tout a full 30 rounds for admission as the opening bout starts at 8 36. Perry is favored, Donnelly an unknown with a rising record, promising a tough main event.
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Stewart Donnelly
Timmy Perry
Battling Kelly
Young Goldman
Young Sheppard
Kid Wonder
Shepnard Thomas
Billy Hooper
The
Georgan Athletic Club
James and
Cone St
Ninu
Perry
Donnelly
Ike G
Jimmy
Full of Pepper Doc Johnston Shines at First Base
Former Pelican star Doc Johnston now plays first base for Cleveland Napa and performs strongly as Jang fields well.
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Doc Johnston
Pelican
Cleveland Napa
Jang
Dahlen Remembered by the Brooklyn Boys
Augusta Georgia March 32 Former Brooklyn club manager Bill Dahlen was surprised when invited to a banquet in his honor. The evening featured an elaborate nine piece solid silver service as a token of esteem engraved from the 1813 Brooklyn baseball players. The presentation was made by Jake Bauber with the Brooklyn and Newark teams, two presidents, Manager Robinson, visiting journalists and others in attendance.
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Augusta
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Dahlen
Dahion
Jake Bauber
Newark
Robinson
Jovea
Queries Answered: Exhibition Games in Atlanta Last Season
The sporting editor reports Atlanta played seventeen exhibition games, winning thirteen and losing four.
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Tick Jemison
the Constitution
Atlanta
Gilmore Heads To Federal League Schedule Meeting
President James A Gilmore and Secretary Lloyd Rickart left for Baltimore to attend a Federal League schedule meeting. The delegation includes Robert B Ward Edward W Gwinner and William A Kerr with James A Gilmore arriving. Meetings aim to draft dates for Chicago St Louis Indianapolis Kansas City Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Baltimore games.
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Chicago
James A. Gilmore
Lloyd Rickart
Baltimore
Federal League
Rickart
Robert B. Ward
Brooklyn
Edward W. Gwinner
Wilam A. Kerr
Pittsburg
James A Calmore
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Fittsburgs
Buffalo
Lloyd Itekact
League
Ameribhasespemhon
Southern Pines
N.iel
Baltimore Federal Club
Organized Baseball Iz
Mike Doolen
Doolan
Pinehurst to Host North and South Open Golf Championship
Pinehurst New Jersey March 22 Spe el The fourteenth annual united North and south open golf championship will be played on the golf course here Saturday March 23 thirty six holes medal play Amateur winners receive prize value in plate First prize 100 dollars and championship medal Second prize 50 Third prize 25 A special prize 25 for best eighteen hole round Konn Ball Match Friday prior features professional amateur four ball event for entrants to Saturday match Also notes tragic statistics about porter explosions in the United States with thousands injured and killed
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Pinehurst
N. J
Speel
Open Schedules Begin Georgia College Baseball Season
Georgia Tech Mercer and Georgia lead the open week as colleges across the South start schedules. Georgia faces Mississippi A&M and Clemson with a four game slate. Tech vs Auburn in a double header. Mercer and Alabama in minor games. others include UNC Wake Forest and Trinity in Durham. The list shows March games across Columbia Lexington Athens Chapel Hill and other sites.
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South
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Mercer
Rea
Mississippi 4 & M
Clemson Tigers
Auburn
Mike Donahue
Alabama
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Virginia
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Texas
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Lafayetts
Columbia
Washington and Lee
Bucknell
Lexington
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Morne
Eremia
South Caroling
West Virginia Wesleyan
Manderon
Howard
Tuscalooma
Mississippi College
Clinton
Marion
Starkeville
Clemson
Sentell Nelson Bout Set for Wednesday at Columbia Burlesque
Jerry Nelson and Jack Sentell are paired for a ten round main bout at the Columbia theater on Wednesday night. The two fighters carry old scores to settle and promise a memorable clash. Two strong preliminaries are planned.
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Nelson
Columbia Burlesque
Jerry Nelson
Jack Sentell
Columbia Theater
Michigan Aggies Win Championship Rifle Meet
Washington March 2 The Michigan Agricultural College claims the national indoor rifle championship by winning all matches in the series and setting a new intercollegiate record of 984 out of 1000. The Massachusetts Aggies place second, with Washington State and Illinois also strong in Class A and B results.
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Washington
Michisap Agricultural College
Massachusetts “Aggies
Washington State College
Kenora
University of Hinois
Bank not robbed by professional yeggs in Gallatin case
Nashville March 22 F M Mayfield secretary of the Tennessee Bankers association said after a close probe of the 30400 robbery of West National Bank Gallatin that the association and the insurer with an 18000 risk have withdrawn their 200 rewards for each participant. He cited evidence showing the robbery was not by professional burglars and that the rewards were for the arrest of burglars.
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Nashville, Tenn
West National Bank
Gallatin
F. M. Mayfield
Temnnessee Bankers’ Association
Insurance Company
Mayfield
Burlark
Anti-Saloon League to Publish a Daily Paper
Columbus reports the Anti-Saloon League plans a new daily newspaper to start at the beginning of the next congressional session. The four-page paper aims to promote nationwide prohibition, with Ernest H. Cherrington as general manager and a print run of 100,000 copies planned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marc
Baseball Tour Headlines From Louisiana to Georgia
Exhibition games across multiple cities report results and schedules. Louisville, Brooklyn, Phillies, Yankees and Cubs play in venues from Nashville to Augusta and Knoxville with scores, lineups and travel plans noted. Detroit, New York, Dallas and Chicago exhibitions feature notable pitchers and batters as teams wind toward the regular season.
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Durham
Louisville
Nashville
Brooklyn
Newark
Augusta
Yankees
Memphis
Raleigh
Birmiegham
Chattanooga
Stewank
Atlanta
Browne
Louieville
Tennessee
Knoxville
Washington
Cubs
Browns
Young Turkish girl doped. police seize suspect
Alma Maroney, described as a young Turkish girl, was taken to the police station in a doped condition by officers who found her at 26844 Decatur Street. A friend accompanied her and claimed H. D. Flemming, 84, of 17 Berean Avenue, doped her and stole $11 from her stock. The girl was held for disorderly conduct. Flemming appeared and offered to pay the fine. He is detained on $56 bond on suspicion.
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Alma Maroney
Decatur Street
H. DL. Flemming
Berean Avenue
Flemming
Cordon of Steel Around Torreon Reported Enclosing City
Rebel columns move south toward Torreon as Villa coordinates with Surbina Contreras and other constitutionalist leaders. Federals cut railways but repairs restore northward link. Generals Herrera Ortega Benavides Garcia Trinidad Rodriguez and Jose Rodriguez command brigades with Felipe erapes as artillery chief. Villa’s army advances south from Yermo with discipline and optimism, predicting Torreon cannot endure the onslaught.
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Bornnda
Villa
Surbina
Contreras
Washington waits on Torreon battle outcome in Mexican policy
Washington holds its Mexican policy steady waiting for the Torreon battle result before commenting on new proposals. Officials note Portillo y Rojas seeks rapprochement with Huerta while Carranza-s supporters doubt his clerical ties. A O Shaughnessy resignation rumor denied. Bryan refrains from comment on Portillo’s trip suggestion.
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Aaron
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Senor Portillo Y Rojas
Huerta
Torreonia
Washington
Charge Algara
Wilson
Torreon
Mexico
O'Shaughnenay
State Department
Bryan
O'Shapsh
Gener Portillo
Lind
Federal troops execute rebel garrison at Las Vacas
Federals attacked at dawn and surrounded Las Vacas after moving from San Carlos. They exterminated the four teen rebel garrison, killed several citizens, and captured others. Nine bodies were strung from trees on the Rio Grand’s bank, visible to residents across the river. Rumors say hundreds of constitutionalists march on Las Vacas with battle expected tomorrow.
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Vacas
del Itio
Nevas
Rio Grands
Las Vacas
San Carlos
Las Vacaa
Huerta General Taken in Disguise of Peon
Amarillo Texas March 22 a man disguised as a Mexican peon was detained by an immigration inspector and identified as General Blag Orpinal one of the Mexican federal commanders who fled into the United States from Ojinaga Orpinal escaped from the refugee camp at El Paso and will be returned there He planned to go to Havana.
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Amarillo
Texas
Blag Orpinal
United States
Ojinaga
Orpinal
EL Paso
Havana
American Charge Returns to Capital in Mexico
Vera Cruz March 22 Nelson O shaughnessy the American charge d affaires cut short his stay and began return to Mexico City accompanied by Thomas B Hohler British charge d affaires He found no benefit from the climate due to northers and cold weather He planned to confer with Rear Admiral Fletcher before the Admiral leaves for the capital Arnold Shanklin American consul general arrived from the capital on personal business and met with John Lind before returning to Mexico City.
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Mex
Nelson O'shaughnessy
Mexico City
Thomas B Hohler
O'Shaughnessy
Fletcher
John Lind
Arnold Shanklin
Mr. Lind
Sermon in Synagogue Must Be in English
New York March 22 The sermon in the synagogue must be in English if traditional Judaism is to become intelligible to younger Jews Dr Samuel Schechter president of the United Synagogue of America said at the second annual convention. He noted many young American Jews are unfamiliar with Yiddish and out of sympathy with old ritual diction but urged maintaining the traditional character of the liturgy and the Hebrew for prayer. The article adds that due to advancing years Dr Schechter would not remain as president and a new honorary office was created with a different president elected.
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Samuel Schechter
United Synagogue of America
Addrega
de. Schechter
Dr. Schlechter
Pso
Seerence Frieer
el Waa
Phy
William C Bullitt Dies in Philadelphia Reform Move
Poungeiphia March 22 William C Bullitt a leader in Philadelphia reform political campaigns died today He was son of John C Bullitt author of the present Philadelphia charter Bullitt aged about 58 formerly served as vice president of the Norfolk and Western railroad
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William ¢. Bullitt
Philadelphia
John C. Bullitt
At The Theaters Tonight At Atlanta Show Premiere
The Atlanta program features Neil O'Brien and his minstrels with a 315 PM start and a Tuesday matinee. O'Brien headlines a larger show with dancing corps and a strong vaudeville lineup including San Chip Mary Marble and Herbert Winston. Ziegfeld Follies stars Vernon Castle photos and a Japanese troupe appear as part of the Columbia third week.
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Neil O'Brien
Atlanta
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O'Brien
Jay
Forarth
San Chip
Mary Marble
Dann W. Dunne
Herbert Hal
Winston
pBlaster
Vernon Castle
Charlte Howard
James Rautte
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Asaht
Herbert J
Claribel Farman
Elda Morris
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Tao Tamboys
Free Tolls Fight Sparks House Delay
Senators debate tolls repeal amid delay in Owens repeal bill. Gorman blocks committee until Crawford returns. Jones resolutions trigger further hearings. rest of week filled with impeachment, trust, and naval base topics. Mitchell to testify on Michigan copper mines.
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Crawford
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