Sewanee Tigers to face Tech in Grant Field series
The Sewanee Tigers meet Tech Yellow Jackets on Grant Field this afternoon and again Saturday in a storied baseball rivalry. Tech shifts to a new lineup while Montague captains the infield and Dunwoody, Pitts, and Malone headline the pitches as several newer players win varsity spots.
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Where They Play Today Southern League and More
A jumble of league matchups and venues across the South and beyond. Teams in Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Montgomery Mozite Chattancore South Atlantic League readings include Charleston Albany Busanzah Columbus Mason to Jacksoneiiie and Brooklyn to Retorn 19. Pitcher Tiny Uniden in Chattanooga, Nationals strengthen Ulgerfield. The question of the man to lead the rotation remains among Moore Chaparlic and Troy.
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Dobard May Join the Billikens
New Orleans reports Lac Dobard, released from Beaumont league duties, has returned to New Orleans after refusing to join Beaumont. He wore Montgomery gear in practice and is expected to join Dawn Dobbs' Billykens if a trade with the Crackers can be arranged. Montgomery may receive Dobard from Billy Smith to secure the claim.
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College Games Navy G. M. C. 3 Dahlonega 1 in tight win
In Milledgeville Georgia on May 1 1941 M G C defeated Dahlonega 3 to 1 in a close game. Harrell struck out nine and allowed only one hit for Dahlonega while MG moved ahead early and held on. Dahlonega hopes for revenge tomorrow as MG tightens its season.
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Tenney
Cordele Defeats Americas in Empire State League Opener
Cordele beat the Americas team 8 to 4 in the Empire State League opener before 1,179 fans in Cordele Georgia. The game featured errors and lively fan demonstrations from the stands. Major moments included mayor Harder tossing the ceremonial first ball and Hall tossing a wild pitch in the ninth.
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Cobb Reinstated and Fined by Baseball Commission
Chicago May 1 Tyrus Cobb was formally reinstated in organised baseball and fined 50 dollars by the National Baseball Commission after Detroit players appealed for reinstatement. The commission censured Detroit for a passive policy toward Cobb and warned clubs to discipline players whose conduct harms the game. The report notes Cobb’s past violations and states reinstatement will be permanent after good behavior and payment.
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Medal bill to honor Gettysburg veterans introduced
Senator O'Gorman introduced a bill authorizing the secretary of war to award a medal to each surviving Union and Confederate veteran of the Battle of Gettysburg. The measure would appropriate 29000 dollars for the medals.
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Tennessee Nine Plays Georgians In Two Game Series
The University of Tennessee baseball team faces Georgia in a two game series in Athens. Georgia must win both games to claim the southern college title if Georgia Tech also loses nothing changes. Georgia beat Tennessee in Knoxville in the lone prior meeting, giving them an edge in the standings.
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Brunswick Beats Waycross 5 to 1 in Empire State League
About 3,000 fans in Brunswick watched a pitching duel as Cates and Van derlip limited Waycross to one run. Brunswick rallied with a big third inning featuring several hits and errors, final score 5 to 1. Batteries Cates Howard for Brunswick and Van derlip Shuman for Waycross. Thomanville 14 Valdosta 12 in Valdosta.
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Senators Protest About Tariff With President Wilson
On May 1 six Democratic western senators led protests against the tariff bill at the White House. Lands, Chamberlain, Lane, Thornton, Shafroth and Walsh pressed concerns mainly on sugar and wool schedules and left without stating a plan. The president described the meeting as a frank exchange of views, not a conference to decide.
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Civil Service Used as a Spoils System
Washington May L–Better have a spoils system than an abused civil service system, declared Senator Overman of North Carolina on the senate floor. He pressed Senator Pomerene, chair of the civil service commission, on when the investigative report would be reported. Pomerene noted many Republicans appointed under the commission, countering Gallinger’s remark about party balance. He promised a resolution ready for report next week.
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E H Roberts Dies at Ripe Old Age in Atlanta
Edward Hubbard Roberts, 72, longtime Atlanta resident, died at his home 7 Baltimore Place at 10 am Thursday. Survived by wife, four children Emma, Kate C Roberts, Frederick C Roberts of Jacksonville, Florida, Carter H Page Jr, plus brother Richard H Roberts of New York City. Funeral at 4 pm today officiated by Dr Richard Orme Finn, private Westview interment. no flowers.
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New York
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Atlanta-Made Violins For Opera Musicians
Members of the Metropolitan orchestra paid tribute to Atlanta violin maker Mays Hadgett. Three opera artists bought instruments, including a violin and cello for Julius Herner, first cellist, plus instruments for F Brinkman and Fritz Shaefer. Hadgett, a Knoxville native, has lived in Atlanta thirteen years and is an honorary AFL member.
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Wilsons Daughter in Scorching Taxi Cab Incident
New York May 1 William J Greenwood a taxicab chauffeur was fined today for driving Miss Margaret Wilson the president's daughter and her escort up Broadway at twenty four miles an hour. The officer testifying said Greenwood claimed the passengers were the president's daughter and Bord Fisher manager of the Social Center hurrying to a hotel to catch a professor to Princeton. Fisher appeared in court and paid Greenwood's fine.
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Direct primaries battle begins says Gov Sulzer
Albany N J May 1 The governor said the fight for direct primaries has just begun after his statewide bill was defeated by the Senate He planned to decide on an extraordinary session after conferring with reform leaders He blamed the defeat on party discipline and a bipartisan caucus and pledged to present the facts to voters as the campaign starts across the state.
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Parental Court Proposed by Hobson Bill in U S
Washington May 1 the parental court of the United States is proposed in a bill introduced today by Representative Hobson providing that judges of the federal district courts shall exercise the jurisdiction of such a court except in the District of Columbia where the president would appoint a parental judge the court would have jurisdiction over all children 16 years old or less in all matters relating to violation of federal statutes to supply special parental care protection and education for all children to keep children from any court of record from commitment to any institution for punishment and to fit absolute responsibility for all persons who assume any parental authority over children
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Hurried Pace At Panama Canal Project
Washington reports show a drive to finish the canal quickly. Nine giant steam shovels on twelve hour shifts at Culebra Cut push the work toward an earlier opening than the prior October estimates. If progress continues, ships could pass earlier once the locks are ready.
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Boy Scouts Fight Fire In Eastman School
Fire broke out in the roof of Eastman High School yesterday afternoon around 23 o clock. The building was evacuated in about one minute as the fire drill worked. Local Boy Scouts formed a brigade and helped battle the blaze, some bringing water and others aiding with hoses. Carnegie medals were awarded to scouts who helped despite the blaze.
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George Seay Killed On Georgia Farm
George I Seay, a farmer, was found near Duluth on a Knox farm with his head hacked by an ax. He died before aid could reach him. A man employed there has been arrested by the sheriff as a suspect. Seay had recently bought property on the Knox line.
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Farmman Seeks Own Plot Amid Local Turmoil
A farmer pursues independent land to establish a personal enterprise after conflicts involving family and a controversial partnership. Community tensions rise as rumors spread about legal and social repercussions. Local authorities monitor the situation while residents debate the implications for nearby farms.
Arsenic in Golf Ball Liquid Endangers Youth
Wilmington Delaware May 1. Redner Warren a 12 year old caddie overheard players discuss a high ball at Wilmington Country Club. He cut open a ball found it filled with liquid absorbed with arsenic and drank it. A stomach pump saved him. The doctor confirmed the liquid was highly impregnated with arsenic.
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Snap Picture Sale at Moore & Sons Store
Advertisement notes a Kodak item called EBasiman available at Moore & Sons on 42 North Broad Street. Promotes fresh film in stock with prices from 1.00 to 45.00 and mentions upcoming Sunday trip benefits. Local shop tone, period promotional style.
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