Crackers Open Exhibition Play In Sally League Action
Manager Bil Smith leads the Crackers in a 16 game exhibition set at home through April 10, opening today with Macon Aches of the Sally League. Three rookies Sella Terry and Robertson will face the Peaches in three innings each, followed by Thompson Pearson and Allen in the second game.
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Bil Smith
Crackers
Macon
Agromas
Ponce de Leon
Peaches
Carl Thompson
Pearson
Allen
Jenkins
Rumler
Slederkoin
Crackers Host Braves In Local Baseball Series
Crackers play Peaches today with backstops and batting order set for practice, then Braves return Friday and Saturday for two-game set. Local fans expect big turnout to see the champions who upset the Athletics, Connie Mack’s team, visiting after their win over the Giants.
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Prac
Braves
Macon
Crackers
Cracker
Athletics
Connie Mack
Great Athletics
Giants
Federal League Meets At Peachtree Street Meeting
The Federal league will meet tonight at 7 30 at 119 Peachtree Street to finalize the circuit. Three more teams are needed and any fast teams are urged to send a representative to determine the league’s future.
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Federal League
Peachtree Street
Lexzne
Keep Your Liver and Kidneys Active
Heavy meat diets leave undigested waste that rots and foul gases. Jacobs' Liver Salt flushes the alimentary tract, clears constipation and headaches, and strengthens daily elimination. A morning tonic that tones the system and aids digestion, 5c and 50c at druggists, Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta.
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Jacobs
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Two Straights for Braves as Williams Shows Form
In M ar ch 23 at Mrcon Ga the Crackers lose 7 to 3 to Boas Stallings Braves. Hilly Smyth withdraws Amy Williams after three innings. Johnny Evers drums two doubles off Hess, Moran doubles, and Manning hits a three-base play in a high scoring fourth. Braves rally to win while Crackers total seven scattered hits.
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Mrcon
Crackers
Boas Stallings
Braves
Hilly Smyth
Wilamy
Willhamye
Browning
Stallings
Mages
Charlie Schmidt
Magee
Red Smith
Schmudt
Thais
Moranville
Smith
Moran
Johnny Evers
Rumler
Boston
H. No
Ae H. Moran
Evers
Connolly
Ldl
Be Magee
Schimdt
Maranville Sal
Gowdy
Whaling
Gilert
Tuguy
Atlanta
Apr. H. Pa
C. Wiliams
Taras
Hess
Re Moran
Schmidt
Manning
Byers
Georgia in Five Games This Week
Athens Ga March 22 Special The University of Georgia baseball team opens their season this week with two games against Georgetown Washington D C on Wednesday and Thursday. The Red and Black face Auburn in a three game series Friday and Saturday as part of their 1 A A schedule. Coach Bean lists expected starters and notes the squad has overcome cold weather to prepare for five important games this week. Georgetown arrives tomorrow with a strong lineup and the Georgia pitchers carraway clements erwin henderson etc set to start tomorrow.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Georgetown University
Washington
D. C
Sanford Mead
Georgetown
Mike Donahue
Auburn
Bean
Georgia
Carraway
Clements
Short
Erwin
Henderson
Harrison
Hitchcock
Cartey
Gillis
Holden
Torbete
Nunnally
Uavian
Shagrue
Maccartney
Connolly
Barros
Glecono
Joyce
Thompson
Hagerty
Bernandini
Whitaker
One More Team Needed for Local Grammar League
At the third meeting of the Grammar school league eleven teams were represented. One more team is needed to complete the league, and final action was postponed until Thursday afternoon when the league meets again. Any grammar team seeking entry should have no representative present Thursday at 119 Peachtree Street at 1:40 P.M.
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Peachtree Street
Yellow Jackets Open Season With Georgetown Series
The Tech Yellow Jackets start their season this Friday and Saturday with a double header against Georgetown University. The series will offer a gauge of early form against the Red and Black as Georgia meets Georgetown on the same stretch.
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Yellow Jackets
The
Tech Yellow Jackets
Georgetown University
University of Georgia
All Positions of Cotton Made New High Records for the Season
New York March 23 cotton rose to new highs for the season after a quiet morning. Bears covered shorts and buyers supported prices with late gains of 5 to 20 points, with October around 8.70. Liverpool steadied and New Orleans reported shipments returning to warehouses due to insurance issues amid cautious buying.
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New York
Cotton
Liverpool
New Orleans
Rotterdam
Quiteh
Washington
Bureau of Markets
Department of Hericulture
Cotton Movement and Market Highlights Across Ports
Cotton markets show steady prices across New York to Boston with varying receipts and stocks. Houston and other ports report middling values, strong rice tone persists, and dry goods note steady trading with modest demand and firmer prices.
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Fiegty
Maren
New York
Wlgek
Boston
Savannah
Stork
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Babogton
Philadelphia
Minos
Atlanta Market Prices and Live Stock Report
Atlanta quotations for groceries and feed items with items like beans l mand are listed, followed by the Atlanta live stock market by WH. White Jr. Prices cover beef cattle hogs and dairy types, with ranges for steers cows heifers and mixed stock. The report includes grain and feed staples such as flour, lard, sugar, meal and corn purchases with multiple brands and price points.
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Lima
Bepper—Gratz
Domino
Atlanta
WH. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Wheat and grain bid notes from St Louis market day
Wheat and corn bids and grades listed from St Louis and Kansas City auctions dated March 28. Prices shown for No 2 hard red winter wheat, corn, oats, and yellow rye with nominal and cash bids, including No 2 white oats and various barley and timothy quotations.
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Chiengy
St Louis
Clare
Hari
Edith Aor
Kansas City
Coffee Futures Slide Amid Liquidation Fears
New York March 23 futures opened steady with links to European demand but soon eased as near term selling intensified. Rio No. 7 and Santoy No. 4 remained quoted, while receipts at Brazilian ports showed activity. Prices drifted lower on renewed near month selling with a total of 31,000 contracts traded.
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Dew York
Carter
Gnofhts
Meher
Inver Deliverien
Kyrmpathy
Braxhan
Orleans
Rpor
Rio No
Santoy
Rin Exchange
Jundiahy
Hio
New York
A.m Bey
SBOE
Saly
Skover Ak
Recemuer
Finencial
Moercanthia Paper
Totering Exchange Stanlty
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Ellowston
America
Taylor & Williams, DistiLlers
Louisville
Kentucky
Williams
John Evers
Luque
Gilbert
Willams
Brown
Inc
Mitchell
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Taney
Fa Ze As
NGE
Jo Enfriger Lowyen
Cotton Movement
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Ft. Louie
Cincinnati
Unitea
Perth
Galveston
Savanna
Asia
Vtroustonea
T. “Louis
Little Rock
Laneinnt
Elsur
Victory
Cour
Gloria Well Rkimers
Witte
Amnorocia
Tod
Southern Star Ignud
Geaud
Perlin
Oklahoma
Umutay
Bates
Harper
Patey
Paten
Patsy Muan
Sacks
Meeks
Purina Wevaich
Bales
Purvis Seratel
Andy Chink
Vietory Soranch
Dandy Seratel
Rake
Boot Ncrana
Victory Horse
Horne
Bucrenc Horne
Wifalfa Meni
P. W
Figenty Fruit and Froduce Company
Indan River
Florida
Gattage
D. Balliea
Belifes
Eleeby Grocery Company
Chicago
Hessien
Edward
Érthlan
Lew
Lele Blay
Ieubitecet
Coffee Futures Easy
Clucogo
Hoga
Cps
Tim Recelpis
Hennery
Naval Stores
Savannap
Turpentine
Pales
Bho
Fionin
Sacha
Ohinnewa
Bielb
Ely We
Sale
Wait
V. P
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audit Company of the
South Hart Building
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants Empire Building
Hubbard Bros. &Co
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
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