Georgia Beaten by Auburn Nine in opener at Athens
Georgia fell to Auburn by two runs in the first of three games at Athens. Wide errors and slow play plagued both teams while Auburn pitcher settled in. A left handed grab and unassisted double play by Tiny Henderson stood out as a brighter moment in an otherwise erratic contest.
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Athens
Georgia
Auburn
Hitcchcock
Auburn E. Golling
Steed
Heirston
Prendergast
Milligan
Milstead
M. P
A & Georgia
A. Carraway
Ite
B. Po
Clements
Frwin
Jfenderson
Tarrison
Hitchcock
Gitta
St. Fi
Holden
Torbett
Zene
Nunnally
Georgia A
OFC
Erwin
E. Milligan
Harrison
Henderson
Aunigant
Porbett
Empire
Hal Chase
Basper
Fox and Corley
Giorgia
Indianapolis Transfer Ratified by Federals Open Season April 10
Representatives of the Federal league clubs met today to ratify the Indianapolis club transfer to Newark and discuss the coming season. Pitcher Wred Falkenter will remain with Newark while Benny Raufenthelder will join Brooklyn. Beveman McKeehtue, held out for better terms, signed with Newark. An exchange of managers between Kansas City and Newark was not settled, with Phillips likely to manage Newark and Stovall to play first base for him. The season opens April 10 as announced by President Gilmore.
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Tec
Indianapolis Clu
Newark
Gilmore
Wred Falkentere
Benny Raufenthelder
Brookish
Beveman Mc
Brooklyn
Harry Sinclair
P. T. Fowers
George Stovall
Willam Phillips
Kansas City
Phollips
Newarks
Stovall
Kansasite
Senter
Kelly
Heisman
Federal
Whitaker
Gearstown
Therr
Tech
Edgar Montague
Conally
Bisland Signs Up Crackers Captain For Season
Tovington Island, captain of the Crackers, has signed his contract for the season and agreed to terms with Manager Bu Smith. Only four players remain unsigned Rumler, Demtans, Dent, and Mindog. Manager Smuth expects no trouble and has time to finish deals.
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Tovington Island
Crackers
Feming
Bu Smith
Rumler
Demtans
Dent
Mindog
Smuth
Federal League Elects Officers Meeting Tonight
The Federal League will meet at 11 oclock tonight at 11 Peachtree street to elect officers for the ensuing season and handle any other business. The league now has six teams after adding the S V D team at the last meeting. All team managers and representatives are urged to attend.
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Lautch
Eclock
Peachtree Street
Federal League
S.V.D
Hoppe Shows Form in Handicap Billiards Match
Philadelphia March 26 Willie Hoppe, processional champion, defeats Joseph Mayer in a five block handicap billiards game at 18.2 balk line. Hoppe scores 410 to Mayer 200 giving Hoppe a 6 to 600 total in favor. Hoppe pays Mayer 2 000 to 7 500.
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Hoppe
Philadelphia
Willie
Joseph
Mayer
Hepae
Braves Beat Crackers 5-1 In Ponce de Leon Park Game
Boston Braves and Atlanta Crackers opened a spring series at Ponce de Leon Park with a 5-1 win by Boston. Evers fueled the offense with a pair of runs and two sacrifices while Strand and James pitched four and three innings respectively for the Braves. Dick Rudolph is expected to start today as the teams meet again at 4:00 PM, with Gowdy catching for Boston and Heitz likely starting for the Crackers.
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Braves
Crackers
Dick Rudolph
Dick Jemison
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Ponce de Leon Park
Herb Moran
Joe Jenkins
Bisland
Biszy
Hyers
Maranville
Misland
Evers
Johnny
Strand
Big Bil James
Cracker
Willams
Southpaw
Allen
Roy
Bowden
Gowdy
Strands
Moran
Dick Rudolp
Heitz
Bill Rumler
Hox
BosTom
H. Moran
Connolly
Ifc
Too Magee
Hepa
Tod Schmidt
Smith
Moranvills
Gather
James
Manning
Rf. Biel
Bialand
Bibel
Haber
Iby
Wilc Linma
Wil
Jams
Geuthher
Fors
Magee
Jenkins
Matthews
Exhibition Games Across Three States Provide Scoring
Melange of spring exhibitions reports include Macon win over G M C Millergeville 34 46 with Stinson’s defense, Tampa score Cubs 3 Louisville 1 behind Williams home run and Perry’s pitching, Philadelphia Phillies defeat Selma Americans 13 6 with Whitted triple, New Orleans beats Detroit 4 9, Cleveland over Houston 6 0, and Cincinnati drubs Mobile 12 2 in four game series. many pitchers and batters noted across clubs.
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Reda
Gul Movile
Mareh
Cincinnati
Mobile Tedas
National Leaguers
Twombley
Concinnati
Moinley
Ack O“paie
Ames
Benton and Clark
Genes ‘Darkins
Ceavington
Brown
Erger
Net Medal Play Tourney At Druid Hills Today
The Druid Hills Golf Club holds a net medal play tournament today on its course. Five prizes await the top low gross score for the 18 holes. Entry fee is a single golf ball. club handicaps apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hills
Druid Hilts Golf Club
Cleveland Spiders Benefit Game in Thomasville
Thomasville Georgia hosts a benefit exhibition between the Cleveland Spiders of the American Baseball Association and local organizers. Manager Buck Kught has agreed to play Saturday afternoon to raise funds for the Thomasville public library run by the Thomasville Study Club.
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Thomasville
Buck Kught
Cleveland “Spiders
American Baseball Association
Thomasville Public
Thebrary
Gordon Romps Georgia Mule-Varsity In One Sided Game
Gordon College overwhelmed Georgia mule-varsity 4 to 1 in a lopsided March 26 game at Barnesville. Westbrook toed the mound for Georgia, Cornelius pitched strongly for Gordon, with Gilucan and Sims starring defensively and Lester and Rawson among the hitters. Gordon totaled 18 hits to Georgia’s 7 as the Gordonettes dominated throughout.
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Gordon
Barnesville
Georgia
Gilucan
Sims
Lester
Rawson
Cornelius
Newsome
Westbrook
Pinehurst Golf Amateur Best Ball Winners Named
Pinehurst March 26 Playing malhant golf Francis Ouimet and Pane ald Ross today won the annual amateur professional best ball competition with a 137 for the 38 hole event. Topmings of Greenwich and Tom McNamara of Boston were two strokes back. McDonald Smith and L B Robeson finished third with 142. Others included Alexander Ross and LB Tivae Sonik Bhore Field Club 145 and BS Worthington with Walter Travis 145.
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Pinehurst
Malhant
Francis Ouimet
Pane Ald Ross Todat
Topmings
Greenwich
Tom McNamara
Boston
Winters McDonald Smith
Robeson
Dale
Alexander Ross
LB Tivae
Sonik Bhore Field Club
BS Worthington
Walter Travis
George Moore Ties Huey For The Title In Billiards
Chicago March 26 Moore of New York defeated Charles Morin of Chicago in the afternoon game today to tie for first place with William Iver of Chisagh in the World’s championship three cushion billiard tournament. The score was 0 1943 Moore getting out in 75 innings.
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Chicago
Charles Morin
George Moore
New York
William Iver
Chisagh
Moore
Jack Welsh Agrees To Referee Johnson Willard Fight
Francisco March 36 Jack Welsh said today he would accept the invitation to referee the Johnson Willard fight. He will leave for Havana tomorrow.
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An Francisco
Jack Welsh
Havana
Morris Brown versus Morehouse College clash on campus
Morris Brown Giants and Morehouse Tigers meet on the former's campus in a hotly contested game. Both teams are 2-2, with the Southeastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association pennant and A.G. Spalding Cup at stake for the city champions. Battery details note Gilclone Williams and Addison for Morris Brown. Brock’s southpaw remains uncertain for Morehouse, with Shoates catching.
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Wn Paturagine
Morrs Brown Giants
Morehouse Tigers
Sterris Brown Gants
Guu Salon
Bill Will Release Five Players Today
Manager Bil Smith will prune the Cracker squad for the first time, dropping five youngsters vying for spots. The cut list includes pitchers Terry Seils, Thome, first baseman Ed Coffey, and outfielder Charley Milz, with Cleveland semi pro. The roster will be eighteen men, leaving nine non pitchers split among infielders catchers and utility role.
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Bil Smith
Terry and Seils
Thome
Bie
Knoxville
Ed Coffey
Charley Milz
Cleveland
Giese
Wallie Smith Deal Finally Off With Crackers 1918
The long delayed contract involving Wallie Smith the hard hitting third baseman of the Crackers in 1918 finally breaks as Minneapolis would not waive Wallop claim prompting Manager Smith to end negotiations after Clark Griffith of Washington advised against the move.
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Wallie Smith
Harahitting
Crackers
Smith
Bescher Trade to Cardinals Likely to Stand
St Louis March 26 Bob Bescher outfielder for the New York Nationals has been transferred to the St Louis Nationals regardless of W D Perritts fate If Judge Landis orders Perritt to play for Pittsburgh the sale to New York would be nullified Bescher would remain with St Louis and New York would be paid cash Bescher said he had not decided firmly about accepting the transfer noting a two year New York contract and a better offer could sway him He would wire his decision to St Louis manager Huggins
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St Lous
Bob Bescher
New York Nationals
St. Lous Nationals
W. D. Perritt
Todge Landis
Perritt
Pittsburg Federals
New York
Bescher
St. Louis
Hescher Lodedach
Bheman
Texas
Bischer
Huggins
St Louis
Johnson Fights Sharks As Promoter Tarries Hair in Rage
In Havana on March 26 Jack Johnson defied promoter Jack Curley by leading a shark fishing party off Mora Castle. The venture, described as dangerous, drew Curley’s protests as Johnson and guests captured five sharks ranging from 13 to 19 feet. Curley himself joined the voyage, suffering seasickness among the Gulf of Mexico party.
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Havana
Jack Johnson
Jack Curley
Cuba
Johnson
Curley
Mora Castle
Hrvena
Jonson
Carley
Tie
Maer
Sait
FS Automobile
Gulf of Mexico
Villa de Johnson
Newton Etheridge Acting Secretary of Atlanta Base Ball Association
Newton Etheridge former president of the Macon baseball club becomes acting secretary of the Atlanta Base Ball Association, succeeding A B Parker who resigned due to illness. Etheridge has not decided if he will accept the permanent post.
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Newton Etheridge
Macon Baseball Club
Atlanta Baseball Assocation
A.B Parker
Me. Etheridge
Gompers Quells Chicago Building Trades Discord
In Chicago Samuel Gompers and Thomas Williams met with union leaders to seek peace between warring factions amid a looming May 1 contractor deadline. The dispute spans ten trades opposing a uniform arbitration plan, risking a citywide work stoppage for 190000 workers. A ten‑member peace committee was formed, with Gompers delaying departure to advance reconciliation.
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Chicago
Samuel & Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Williams
Budding
Bulding
Gompers
Eut Gompers
New York
Yellow Jackets Beat Georgetown in Season Opener
The Tech opened baseball with a win over George Lee University. Helly pitched seven strong innings before Thompson relieved. Senter and Whitaker led the offense in a game marked by Tech fielding solid and base running, Montague stealing four bases and Albert Hui handling short with no errors.
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Hal Reynolds
Tech Yellow Jackets
George Lee University
Helly
Wild- Tech
Moeztl
Fee
Jackets
Thompson
Tech
Wooten
Albert Hui
Des Witherington
Montague
Giacomo
Brent
Hrvant
Heleman
Georgetown
Shugre
Whitaker
McCarty
Conalty
Barron
Berardini
Erwin
Kelly
Torney
Psac A
Monta
J Smith
Witharmeton
Spence
Hill
Preas
Ufétta
Morrison
Senter
Tetala
Tech : ‘ ; 210 800 Dox—A Stonmer
Witherington
Hasss
Halla
Ofe Thompson
Mon
Tugue
Hild Whitaker Wooten
C Wooten
Ormspire
Phite
Professional Cards For Howell Heyman Brewster Attorneys At Law
The page lists attorneys at law Howell Boardman Heyman Brewster Howell & Heyman with office addresses in the Kiser Building and multiple contact numbers. It also references The Electro-Medical Institute and Dr Frank & Bowald as directors with a main office phone number 1723 and unspecified hours.
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PB. Brews
Alber
Howell, Jr
Hugh BM
Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Brewster
Howell & Heyman
OfMeen
Kiser
Electro-Medical
Institute
Frank & Bowald
M.D
Help Wanted in Business and Sales Circuits
Classified offers seek salesmen solicitors and agents for multiple firms across Georgia and Alabama. Positions include barber college customer service, health and accident plans, Ford agency sales, and miscellaneous clerical openings. Wages offered, training provided, and opportunities to own or operate nearby territories. Some postings request representatives or inquiries via named firms and addresses.
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Solicrrons
Georgia
Harvey & Co
Valjelene
CIA
Anderson
Mardine
Aiten
Roy Brown-landolph Bussaine
Moe
Weil
P.O. Hox
Forsyth Hidg Wansted
3. A. Fe Tealny
Interviats Co
Central Avenue
Rochester
N.Y
Colonel Roosevelt Declines Senate Ship Bill Probe Appearance
Washington March 26 Colonel Roosevelt refused to appear before the senate ship bill lobby committee saying he has no information beyond what is public. The committee decided not to subpoena him but will record a telegram from him. A subpoena was issued for Sidney S Morse secretary of the trans Atlantic passenger conference. The inquiry will close with his testimony and the committee will report next Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Ship Bill Lobby Committee
Walsh
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Sidney S. Morse
New York
Senate
Cost Of Local Want Ads In The Constitution 403
Classified advertising rates in the Constitution are set per word with a minimum of two lines per ad. Discontinuances must be in writing and phone ads are not accepted. Operators will assist with wording and offer telephone account services for telephone-listed names.
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Atlanta
Barrie Gay
Lost and Found notices from Forsyth and city streets
A fragmented collage of lost articles and ads treks through sightings and rewards. Items include a gold fled watch with Elgin movement returned to L. Weod in Atlanta, a Solitare diamond flag stone, a William Bolles mounted fountain finders sought, and French viutdos with a black breast. Also many employment and schooling notices blur the page.
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Forsyth
Ford Touriaz
J. W. Him
Alabamia Street
Nix
Telier
Carnegie
Hearligins
West Fifth Street
Ivy
Situation Wanted Ad Fragments From The Constitution
Male seeker offers to fill multiple positions including clerical office work and general steno tasks. Mentions Atlanta residence and strong references with varied ad responses and special rates for advance payment. Also includes several terse notices seeking bookkeeping, mill superintendent, secretary, or pharmacist roles with stated qualifications.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Bead
Drese Dog
Trat-Claan
Alexander Siren
Zuis
Care Constitution
Gothca Wwesro
M. E.S
Emi Miers
East Point
Situations and Autos Wanted in Classified Notice
Mixed classified items show situation wanted ads for stenographer and teacher positions, and a long autos for sale section offering a new 6 cylinder car with features. Also listed are automotive services, storage facilities, and bicycle and motorcycle notes with dealer names and contact hints.
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Indianapolis
John Ots
Cheney
M.,summers
Box Binotre Dame
Ind
Vers
Macon
G. M. C. Millergeville
Millergeville
George Stinson
Bunch
G. M. Ted
GM. C
Mazon
Foster
Mathieu
Meehan
Gheesling
Elson
Camp
Hooper
Umpire
Louisville
Tampa
Fla
Cy Wiliams
Lcad
Cubs
Louisville Colonels
Doc Scanlon
Perry
Williams
Crowit
Jim Vaughn
Tunches
Andridge
Scanlon
Lousville
Perry, Scanton and Clemons
Vaughn, Standidge
Harpsreare
Bresnahart
Phillies & Sonvile
Theadelpha Armericans
Thehletles
Whitted
Phillies
Regie
Tanings Blin
Enatls
UDO
Mayer, Geadiger and
Adams
Uressie
Ackoit, Myers and
Mellenna
New Orleans
Marcy
New Orleans Southern Association
Detroit Americana
Colon
Vendrex
Detroit
Ingeed
Boland
Ledbetter
Stanage
Petere
Frost
Bagby
Higgins
Houston
Nouston
Cleveland Americans
Tinuston
Tane
Toa
Cleveland Spiders
Alabama
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Alfa
Birmingham College
Hamilton
Sevre
Stevenson
Bowman
Wake Bingham School
Wake Forest
University’ of Georgia
Newport News
William and “Mary College
Nou
LaFayette College
Davids
Davidson College
Ion College
t_ Guilford ‘college
C.—Guilford College
University of Vermont
Bristol
Khing College
Kingsport
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Amherst
Pinehurst Golf
Ouimet
Ross
Huey
Morris Brown Vv
Morehouse
Sells
Terry
Thoms
Coffey
Milz
Minneapolis
Ibescher
THE
Cardinals
Gumpers
Yellow Jackets
DUN' Dolay
soziwle-Goodell Co
Nat'l Bank
Atlantic
BA. Clayton CO
East Hunter Unrest
Whitewall
Terrell 4& Thompson
Basi
Porn
Cadence
Enon
ELY
Price & Fly
PRICE
Pryor
Decatur Sinect
Mitchell
Raiols
Linscomp
Eno Retail Public
Tinea
Bankruit Sala
Southren Oak Seatiin Company
B.D. Hutelins
Dankeaptoy
Lawrencevillé
Henserape Company
Af Raid Company
Norernsa
Contentant
Pla
Noreroay
Gainnec County
Georgian L
Wdaniel
Noterons
Avtories
Ohn
Wiltcon
Ate
A.B. Willcox
Petersburg
G. Co. Branning
Wade
Atelania Barber College
Muunell
Ford Cary
Bult
Ac General Samy
Messi Begen
Macadley
Ain le
Hotel Ansiey
Cone
New
Denver
Bord
Lighon Ont Co
Hua W. Peachtrest
National
Operative Realty Co
Warhington D. c
Abas bama’Sanp Co
Callas
Wowenoer
Atlante
Franklin Lesuuis
N. Girgs
Sjrae Brved
Watcenet
Grand Opera House
BLP
Esnaina Yeseher
Highland Park
Heal Ga
Constitution Office
M. W. Higgins
Ansley AL Cep
Suse
Brand
Goldsmith, JR
Soin
Adrilac
Wise & Ager
Buick
Olen
FUONE
John Mt. Smith Company
Avubura
Kay Zhe
Peaqutsessia
Atlanta Motor Car Repair Co
FORD
Ives
Waitehall
Atlanes
Odum Bros. Co
Ivy St
Fis
Burley-Davidson Motor Cay
Peachtree
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