Tommy Long Tops Local Cracker Batsmen
Tommy Long, speedy right fielder, leads the Cracker batsmen with a .484 average in exhibition games, 15 hits, and top fielding. Wallie Smith is second in average and leads with 11 runs. The list includes Welchonce, Agler, Keating, Hartner, and others with varied scores and appearances.
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Dick Jemison
Tommy Long
Iocal
Speed Imerrant
Wallie Smith
Walllo
Cobb
Saturda
H. Long
Welchonce
Agler
Keating
Hartner
Smith
Ei Becker
Bausewein
Weaver
Bailey
Musser
College Games The Present Week Schedule Teems With Matches
The listing shows college football and basketball pairings for March 31 to April 5 across numerous campuses. Key matchups include Washington and Lee versus Lafayette in Lexington, Trinity versus Amherst, and Notre Dame games not specified. Teams such as North Carolina A. and M. versus Davidson in Raleigh, and Virginia versus Cornell in Charlottesville appear among many others.
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Washington and Lee v. Lafayette
Lexington
Trinity + Amherst
Durham
Sip
Marin
Washington and Lee
Lafayette
Trinity Vy
Eastern
Tennessee
Ghattanooga
Mhattanoose
Nove Carolina
Amherst
North Carolina
Davidson
Raleish
Catholic
Washington
Lyats
Gordon v
Atlanta School of Medicine
Barnesville
Mississippi A. & MM
Starkville
Columbia
Cojaat Pril
Birmingham
Marion
New York
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Sewanee v. F. & C
Sewanee
Virginia
Charlottesville
Georgetown
Johns Hopking
Chapel Hu St Joseph
Irvington Vanderbilt Vy
Umberland
Lebanor
Wshington
Princeton
Villa Nova
Yale
New Maven
Mississippi
AL & M
Army
Yston
Raleieh
Randolph Macgn Union
Ash-land
Oxford
Ark
Georgia Stemson
Clemson
Vanderbilt
Knoxville
Owenton
Tulane
Baton Rouge
Tech
Mercer
Atlanta
Cornell
Lee
St. Johns
Trinity v. Wake Forest
Wake ,Forest
Catholic University v. Amherst
Gordon v. L. & 1
Locust Grove
Pennsylvania State
Colgate
State
Colesa
Crackers Face Tough Preseason Tests In Exhibition Scrimmage
Atlanta fans eye a rigorous warmup as the Crackers seek strength against Volante and Rechester International clubs this week. Reports hint at Kirke trade talks with Boston, while Foxes welcome Jim Fox's Columbus squad for two post holders. Toronto Internationals and Rochester International visit in early April to finalize form before the Southern League season opener in Chattanooga.
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Dick Jemison
Hill Smith
Volante
Rechester International
Bailey, Welchence
Long
Alperman
Rochester
Joan Ganzel
Crackers
Chattanooga
Wid Conray
Ambrose McConnell
Tom Hughes
Bill Smith
Toronto
Exhibition games shuffle through March cities across leagues
A sprawling list of spring matchups spans Philadelphia Indianapolis Birmingham Memphis Minneapolis New York Toronto Washington and more. Teams include White Sox Cubs Giants and Tigers in multiple venues as schedules mix exhibition contests with minor and major league lineups. Detroit pounds Memphis 10 to 0 behind Hall and Dauis, while New Orleans beats Cleveland 3 to 1 in a 13 strikeout gem by Mitchell.
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Apru Volambas
Athan Lietreit
Chattanooga
Ouss
Kchinapotis
Montgomery
Heston
Torontoe
Atlanta
Detroit
Cubs
Indianapolis
Pitsburg
Memphis
White Sox
Oklahoma City
Toledo
Birmingham
Richmond
Giants
Norfolk
Odmond
Toronto
Metrott
Pittsburg
Memphis White Sox
Deves
Washington
Columbus
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Louisville
Doves
Naps
Mobil
Nap
New Orleans
Tryouts in Thomasville Ga March 20 for baseball team
The Thomasville team schedules tryouts with players arriving April 1 to begin practice for games against Albany on April 1 and 9. Manager Dudley offers a spot to Mitchell Davenport from Auburn, a Thomasville fan known for pitching records, while Spence Pittman and Brown Cooper may serve as reserves for Raiders games.
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Thomasville
Spevial
Albany
Dudley
Mitchell Davenport
Auburn
Davenport
Spence
Pittman
Brown Cooper
Raider
Cornell Going South for Southern Trip
Ithaca March 30 The Cornell baseball team leaves next Wednesday for the South. The trip aims to face Virginia and other southern opponents as part of a planned schedule. Team lineup and travel details were announced by coach.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Virginie
Joe Thomas Faces Test to Top Lightweight Field
Joe Thomas must beat his best tomorrow night to secure lightweight recognition. A boxing authority says Thomas must dispose of Young Saylor to claim status among the division’s elite, with Saylor praised as a classy opponent on a night featuring several undercard bouts.
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Joe Thomas
Thomas
Saylor
Jocal Fang
O'Keefe
Whitney
Joe Mandot
Kid Young
Chartie Lee
Wil
Spider Tritt
Jimmy Grant
Chicago
Marist College Meets Boys High in Prep League Duels
Marist College faces Boys High in two prep school league games set for Tuesday and Wednesday. The pair meet twice, with one game on each day, aiming to show strength in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marist College
Marist and
Boys' Hish
LaGrange Seeks to Sign Wahoo for Team
LaGrange Georgia March 20 special. It leaked out today that President W Kolmes of LaGrange baseball has been trying to secure the services of Wahoo the famous Indian ball player for a place on the La Grange team this season. This fact shows the high standard Holmes is setting for team members.
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LaGrange
W. Kolmes
LaGrange Baseball
Wahoo
Holmes
Synagogue Foundation To Be Laid In Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia on March 30 special notes the foundation of a new synagogue to be built by the Jewish congregation will be laid tomorrow morning with ceremonies. Nebrew merchants will close stores for the occasion and a large crowd is expected. The congregation has worshiped in a library hall and has purchased a lot for a new synagogue. The corner stone will be laid April 9.
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Thomasville
Nebrew
Brittain Addresses Bessie Tift Girls in Forsyth
Professor M L Brittain state school superintendent spoke Saturday to the young ladies of Bessie Tift college at Forsyth Georgia. In the afternoon he addressed the teachers and the graduating class. Earlier he spoke Friday to the Bartow county Teachers Association at Kingston with Robert Lee Avary of Atlanta addressing the association that afternoon.
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M. L. Brittain
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Brittain
Teachers’ Association
Bartow County
Kingston
Robert Lee Avary
Atlanta
Demares Beats Old Team in Moblie Rivalry
Mobile Alabama March 30 Moblie Southern league players faced their old pitching star and were defeated 10 to 1 Al Demares pitched five innings for the Giants Rube Marquard worked the remaining four Campbell hampered by arm trouble gave up eleven hits in four innings Berger allowed four hits resulting in three runs an error by Jackson enabled Maloney to score on Clark’s hit Herzog belted a home run over the right field fence
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New Orleans
Cleveland
Cleveland Americans
Mitchel
Ans
Mitchell
Wyans
Jackson
Olson
Rae
DOG
Land
Evang
Matthews
Mobilee
Ala
Mobile
al Demares
Vox
Giants
Rube Marquard
Campbell
Berger
Jacobson
Moblic
Maloney
Clark
Marquard
Herzog
Eyeglasses Need Defined by Eye Care Basics
Eyeglasses are required when vision is impaired or eye conditions demand corrective lenses. The broad concept covers prescriptions, frame styles, lens types, and guidance from optometrists to restore clear sight and reduce strain.
Amateur Federation Notes From HAL REYNOLDS
League clubs plan meetings mode details list schedules and game requests. Companies seek games with amateur teams in or near the city. The Constitution distributes suits and baseball equipment to local amateurs through the circulation department.
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Hal Reynolds
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Ike
Cireculation Department
Guerrant released after barroom shooting described as cold blooded
Mrs. D. E. Guerrant and her husband recount a night duel with Mr. Graham in their room over a dispute about pay and a young man present. The husband says he shot in self defense after Graham attacked. Mrs Guerrant confirms the confrontation and calls it a cold blooded assassination. Guerrant has hired Moore & Branch for defense.
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Graham
Mr. Guerrant
Guerrant
Mira. Guerrant
Fie
Polles
State Normal seniors celebrate arbor day ceremony
Athens Ga March 20 special one of the most delightful ceremonies of the year was the celebration of class arbor day at the State Normal school Students in uniform with faculty and friends gathered on the campus in front of Winnia Davis Memorial hall Miss Ada Jane Dolan president of the class of 1913 gave the welcome Whittlers The Worship of Nature was read by Miss Emma Rousseau The burial of the class colors and class yells followed along with class mottoes and a class roll read by four students Annie Reed McGarity named the tree and planted it as the class song by Sarah Stokes played
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Athens
State Normal School
Winnia Davis Memorial Hall
Ada Jane Dolan
Whittler
Emma Rousseau
Edith Gulll
Eva Crovatt
Leah Burruss
Wren King
Annie Reed McGarity
Sarah Stokes
Fire Companies Unite in Rome Consolidation
Rome March 30 Special Fire companies No 1 and 3 consolidated yesterday as East Rome moved into new Second Avenue quarters. Both units have auto fire trucks and were two blocks apart before. A new auto combination engine and base wagon may be purchased this fall for Company 1 and another Home’s four crank teams are mentioned in the brief note.
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Rome
East Rome
Second Venus
Danteet Ie
Crampanien
Final tariff plan shapes hope for Wilson era shifts
President Wilson faces a lean tariff bill, with House Republicans and Progressive Republicans weighing in on a wheat and farm products cut. The Senate and House aim to settle disputed points within ten days of the special session, while the income tax proposal seeks about $101 million, with exemptions and a source-based collection push authored by Rep Hull.
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House
Senate
House Committee
Wilson
Democrata
Representative Hull
Tennessee
Treasury
Uncertain Sunday Weather Clears By Afternoon
Forecasted rain arrived in the morning but faded before noon. Clouds broke to sunshine, leaving a pleasant afternoon with favorable conditions for Sunday activities.
Bryan and Moore Atop State Department Influence
From The Progress of the World in The American Review of Reviews April issue, noting Mr Bryan’s presence at the state department would stir sensational headlines. It highlights John Bassett Moore’s acceptance as counselor, elevating the department’s authority in international law and diplomacy.
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Mr. Bryan
Prof. Moore
American Review of Reviews
Bryan
State Department
Stords
John Bassett Moore
Professor Moore Gtanda
McHinley
Weather rules cotton market as planting season nears
New Orleans March 10 Weather continues to govern the cotton market with rain and cold influencing buy and sell signals. Traders eye river conditions and European trends while planting advances toward mid April, risking a late crop and higher prices if weather worsens. bears fear a delayed start this season affecting May and July positions.
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New Orleans
Europe
Supreme Court to hear attacks on pure milk rules
Washington reports that attacks on strict pure milk regulations in several big cities will be filed with the Supreme Court after it reconvenes on April 7. The suit targets Minneapolis tuberculin testing for cows supplying city milk, arguing the rule is unconstitutional. The case involves John Quincy Adams and argues city ordinances penalize cows outside the city, potentially confiscating milk from those not tuberculin tested.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Minneapolis
Boston
Syracuse
Portland
Ore
Rochester
Trenton
St. Joseph
Supreme Court of
Minnesota
John Quincy Adams
Flood Benefit Tonight at the Bonita Theater
The Bonita Theater on Peachtrea Street will operate Monday night for a flood relief benefit for midwest sufferers. A high class program of moving pictures plus vaudeville will be shown in four shows from 7 to 10 20.
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Bonita Moving Picture Theater
Peachtrea Street
Middle West
Bonita
Chief Beavers
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