Hubs Benders Please Locals In Crackers Braves Tilt
Dick Jemison reports a sparse five and a half inning game delayed by a cloudburst as the Cracers beat the Boston Braves 7 to 0. Purdue veteran Deon de Leon sparked Cracers hitting while Welch and Price contributed solid innings.
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Trinity Defeats Lafayette In Early Season Baseball Clash
In a rain shortened game on March 26 at North German University, Trinity defeated Lafayette 3 to 3 in a tight college baseball matchup. Maddox homered for Trinity. both teams showcased strong pitching and solid defense. The score by innings shows a balanced effort with late Trinity runs sealing the win.
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Crackers Claim Welchonce's Services as Callahan Goes to Vols
Nashville papers report a dispute over Harry Welchence with Atlanta claiming priority since he was drafted by the Vols. President Callaway asserts Welchence will join Atlanta after a complex transfer, with Nashville failing to file a timely claim potentially weakening their position.
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Amateur Baseball League Plans and Meetings
The Amateurs league item lists meetings for Sunday School groups and local clubs with times and locations. It notes openings for the season and an upcoming second series of games Friday afternoon. The Constitution offers free uniforms and equipment to local amateurs. contact at the circulation department for details. An invitation is extended from Company M17 Infantry Ft McPherson Ga to arrange a series of games with local teams, with further particulars by Sergeant Oerting.
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Cobb's All Stars to Play Here Friday in Exhibition
Cobb's All Stars led by Tyrus Cobb will open a two game set with the Crackers at Oneida Park Friday afternoon. Cobb to play center field for the first time in Atlanta since acquisition, with Mewan at short and Ginn and Brooks in the lineup. Napoleon Kuckre, famed southpaw, to pitch one game. Stirk Ginn, Garnett Brooks, and Tommie Mewian to appear for Cobb's team.
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Kent and Lenroot Balk at Third Party
Washington March 26 Representatives Kent of California Lenroot of Wisconsin and Anderson of Minnesota announced they would not join the newly formed third party and would not support Representative Vieter Murdeck for speaker. They say they will cooperate with the administration while policies remain progressive.
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Orphan Girl Prescription Sparks Drug Store Controversy
An old country woman entered a suburban drug store and left a prescription for a miniature bottle containing morphia. The druggist weighed the dangerous drug with utmost care as debate arises over charity versus caution in aiding an orphan girl.
Aggies Win Narrowly on Slatters Grounds Monday
Norman Park out hit Douglas but Aggies use superior base running and team plays to win. Zeilars Aggies defeated Norman Park 2 to 1 on Slatters grounds as 11th District Aggies claim victory with steady offense and strong defense.
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Athletics May Play Here Monday
Connie Wacks Athletics who have an open dig on Monday may play at Pence Lron on that day BH. Smith wred Wick last night and expects an answer today. The Columbus Sally League club wig to have played here on Monday but by atreement with Manager Smith they will play Dobbs WiStars at home on that dis and come here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Electric score board for Memphis Park project announced
Memphis baseball moguls admired Atlanta crateboard and its successful operation and decided to pattern a similar scoreboard for use at Red Elm this season.
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Red Elm
Arbitration controversy over Americas Cup deed of gift
The Yachting World notes a dispute over the deed of gift powering the Americas Cup held by the New York Yacht Club and references arbitration as a method to settle the interpretation. It mentions the Journal’s stance on fees and questions whether any other party can interpret the deed of gift.
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New York
Mayer Wins National Amateur Billiard Title in Philadelphia
Joseph Muyer of Brooklin defeats JF Cope Morton of this city to win the afternoon National Amateur Championship billiard tournament in Philadelphia. Mayers high run was 431 and his average 97.1. Morton had a high run of 326 and an average of 32.41.
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Joseph Muyer
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JF Cope Morton
Georgia Strong Except in Box
Athens Georgia March 26 special judging from the present prospects of the University of Georgia baseball team the 1919 squad may not stack up with last season though fielding and batting compare favorably with southern colleges. key players Hutchens Henderson Covington Clements Ginn Monwhorter Harri son and Durden are noted while pitchers Corley Morris Durden Hitch endk loom large as Auburn series will test their mettle and Mike Donahue brings strong Yalltossery to the Classic City to avenge scores.
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Hitchendk
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Collegiana
Purity and cleanliness preached at Atlanta food show
Visitors at the purity focused food show and cooking school in the Auditorium this week encounter the central idea of purity. The exhibit stresses proper food choices and preparation to build a healthy body and mind, urging housekeepers toward better nutrition and cleanliness in every kitchen activity.
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Frank's Pelicans Bright Spots Under Chief Frank
New Orleans report notes Josh Swindell as a potential winning pitcher and Ruhe Tina as a standout, with Breitenstein predicting a strong season. Several players show slower development due to arm strain or delayed readiness, including Smith and Cothert. Outfielders Ray Spencer Tim Hendry Mike Meivel and Jack Warren are listed, while catcher Yant remains uncertain but expected by April 16.
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Today's games list across cities and colleges
Vanderbilt hosts Nashville Georgetown faces Washington in D C. Vanderbilt, NashVille, CSL action. Other matchups include Ole Miss against Ursinus, Mississippi versus Chamberlin and Hunt at Oxford, and Louisville area games in Birmingham and Chattanooga.
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Neill Reappointed by President Wilson in Labor Stats Post
Washington March 26 President Wilson announced the recess appointment of Charles Neill as commissioner of labor statistics. The appointment, sent to the Senate at the recent special session, received no action. Senators Tillman and Overman attacked the move.
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Limbaugh's New Barber Shop Proves a Decent Success
Limbaugh's barber shop at 24 B Decatur mirrors the main shop at 5 Gast Alabama in cleanliness and inviting atmosphere. Under manager Charles Scheen the establishment uses sanitary appliances and skilled courteous barbers attract a growing clientele, reinforcing Limbaugh's capacity for high grade service.
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Jimbaugh
Seen by Visitors at the Show
Mary visits the hygenic nursery booth for child care tips and plans to apply new knowledge at home. After a vaudeville show in Taft hall for the Hama of Incurables, the family departs with Mary declaring she enjoyed it and learned things to practice. John remarks that the samples were good.
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