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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1913

Page

5

Jacket Line Up Uncertain Ahead of Georgia Series

Georgia Tech and Georgia ready for the upcoming series as coach Heisman ponders the lineup. Tech improved against Sewanee, with few regulars hitting over .400 and Pitts leading near .250 while Amason and Moore struggle. Heisman plans to sit wary, adjust the order, and rely on the week’s performance to decide the final lineup.

Robert L. Hughes Georgia-Tech Tech Heisman Sewanee Jackets Georgia Athena Jads Sewanen Tigers Jacket Heis Pitts Amason Moore

Public School Teams Set for Semifinals in Dual Leagues

Semi-final games scheduled this afternoon in two Public School leagues as May 13 closes the season. Matches include Formwall vs Adair, Crew vs Grant Park, Fraser vs Peeples, and Oakland vs South Pryor at Brisbine and Grant Park, with North Ste. Luckie facing Edgewood at Piedmont and Forrest meeting Boulevard at Piedmont. Championship series slated for May 15 and 21 at Mariat college grounds. Managers meet May 14 at the College Co-op to arrange logistics and a possible seven-inning sequel between the two league runners-up prior to the final showdowns.

Formwall Adair Brisbine Crew Grant Park Fraser Peeples Oakland South Pryor North Ste. Luckie Edgewood Piedmont Forrest v Boulevard Ivy v Tenth North Avenue Mariat College Grounds College Co-op South Side Formwalt Fraser Ote Pryor Sean Grant Fark Georgia Avenue North Side la Pet Oakland Ivy Luckie Forrest

Kidnapping Charged in Judge Powers Case

Charges of kidnapping were filed yesterday against J Thomas Long by his former wife Mrs T A Mooring. She alleges their two children Fay and Margaret Long were enticed from her sister’s home at 116 East Fair Street during their honeymoon. Mooring warned Long to return the children by 10 this morning or face full prosecution. It is said the incident occurred Sunday when Long took the children out for a walk and did not return.

Long

Texans Here to Study Good Road Building

A Tyler Texas citizens committee arrived in Americus Georgia to study good road construction methods with the aim of adopting them in Texas. They visited Washington and were directed to Sumter County by the national government’s engineering department. The travelers reviewed local roads and costs and praised the development of Americus and Sumter County.

Americus Tyler Texas Washington Engineering Department of Construction Sumter County Samter County

Southern intercollegiate tennis opens with round matches in Columbia

In Columbia Maryland? correction: In Columbia, D C May 5 the southern intercollegiate tennis championship began with first rounds in singles and doubles. Notable results include Hall of Georgia Tech defeating Cooper of South Carolina 6-2 6-1 and J W Erwin of Clemson beating Waring 6-4 0-6 6-4. Doubles action saw Gates and Chambers defeat Robinson and Lindsay 8-1 6-0 and Wering and Carey beat Hall and Anthony 6-0 6-1. Erwin and Erwin of Clemson had a bye.

Columbia D. C Hall Georgia Tech Cooper South Carolina J. W. Erwin Clamson Waring I Gates North Carolina Lindsay Georwia Goodwin Georgia McCord Brand Anthony J. O Erwin Clemson Chambers Robinson University of Georgia Gates Wering and Carey Goodwin and Hanahan Erwin

Phillies Gain Sweep With Three Home Runs In Win Over Giants

Philadelphia defeats New York 6 to 2 behind three big drives by Magee and Cravath off Marquard. Cravath and Magee hit two homers, Magee adds another later. Giants score two in sixth and one more in eighth before Phillies close out the game.

Phillies Giant Philadelphia Magee Cravath Marquard New York McGraw Bargers Doyle Merkle Knabe Herzog Lebert Magea Tioolan Anther Seasion McCormick Hersog Ames R. HE Maraquard Ames Art Myers Alexander and Killifer Klem Orth Athleticn New York Americans Loca Atletics Fisher Plank Sweeney Cree Thomas Fishler Klepfer Dineen Bart

Washington Beats Beaton In Twelfth Inning Thriller

In Hoston on May 6 Washington defeated Beaton 5 to 3 after twelve innings. Johnson held Boston to four hits through eight, then the decisive rally in the twelfth featured Johnson, Milan, Laporte and Janvrin in scoring and defensive miscues by Boston.

Senators Red Sox Hoston Washington Beaton Tocala Janvrin Aingled Shanks Schaefer Moeller Johnson Engle Hooper Milan Arnamith RW. E. Washington Boston Johnson Ainsmitl O'Brien Cady Connolly McGreevey

Stovall Deposed As Manager In American League Incident

George Stovall was relieved as manager and indefinitely suspended from playing after an on field attack on umpire Ferguson during a St Louis game. President B B Johnson said the two actions may be separate, with possible later reinstatements. the league vows no tolerance for public decency breaches. Robert Wallace may manage the team temporarily.

Chicago George Stovall St Louis B. B. Johnson Stovall Perguson Johnson St. Louis Cleveand Fergusons Ferguson Teague Robert ‘Wallaca

Yesterday's Results in Minor and Major Leagues

Baseball standings from multiple leagues report scores across the South and East. Mobile beat Austria 10 to 6, Memphis 7 Neahville 9, Montgomery 4, Chattanooga 0, Birmingham 4 New Orleans 0. Albany 0 Jacksonville 6 Charleston 2 Columbus 1 Savannah 2 Mecon 0, Philadelphia 4 New York 1, Washington 5, Boston 8. Empire State League games list Waycross 4 Bronowici 1, Cordele 2, Thomasville 10 Valdosta 2. American Association results include Minneapolis 3 Toledo 2, Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 0, Louisville 4 St. Louis 0, Columbus 9 Kansas City 4. Virginia League Norfolk 4 Portsmouth 4, Richmond 9. North Carolina League Durham 8 Asheville 4, Winston-Salem 3 Greensboro 3, Charlotte 3, Raleigh 3. International League Jersey City 5 Newark 0, Providence 8 Montreal 2. Texas League Dallas 6 Galveston 4, Beaumont 7 Fort Worth 4, Waco 3 Houston 1, Austin 3 San Antonio 3. Cotton States League Tensarata 12 Calamiris 6, Clarksdale 5 Selma 2. Wake Forest College and North Carolina A&M Guilford L.

Mobile Austia Memphis Neahville Montgomery Chatttanooge Birmingham New Orleans Albany Jacksonville Charleston Columbus Savanna Mecon

Thomasville dominates Valdosta in Empire State League game

In Thomasville Georgia on May 5 a crowd of 1,197 saw Thomasville beat Valdosta 10 to 1. Eight two base hits and thirteen safeties highlighted the locals offense led by Roth who allowed five hits and struck out seven in four at bats. A purse of $25 was given to Roth after a strong showing and a capacity crowd witnessed a parade and celebrations.

Thomasville Valdosa Valdosta Roth Bour A. HE. Valdosta Thomanville Lewis Tillman McCormick Dudley Carter Indians Peaches Macon May Rha Mosea Burna Poole Gieble Moran Lefmon Macone Savannah Pryfork Moses Zimmerman Handibee Munn Lipe Dowell Wortman Lupe Baumgardner Jacksonville Fis Buty Dugeleby Albany Brooks Beore Dugglaby Wells Stewart Smith Gunnires Pender Giatts Colby Holden Wolfe Kuhlman Martin Duggleby

Newnan Defeats LaGrange in Opening Georgia Alabama League

Newnan Georgia May 5 Special Newnan defeated LaGrange 6 to 2 in the league opener before a record crowd of about 2 000. Local manufacturers gave a half holiday. Carrollton band played. Mayor Rawls threw in the first ball. Hawkins fanned three LaGrange batters in the ninth with bases full and none out. Bagwell made a shoestring catch to double a runner at second.

Newnan LaGrange Carrollton Band Muate T. F. Rawls Burke Beang Hawkins Bagwell Nawnen Alay LaGrange & Batteries Lovett Urden Nelson Hudson Hawking Nelson i

Surgeons Operate on Jake Stahl Foot in Boston

In Boston Massachusetts May a surgeon opened Jake Stahl’s foot and removed a growing in growth described as a weeping sinew. The operation aims to restore him to his position at first base for the world champions Boston American League team and recovery is expected in about three weeks.

Boston Mass Stahl Neal

Savannah Man On Trial for Poisoning Chorus Girl

Isaac Silva, a Savannah resident, stands trial in superior court on a manslaughter charge for allegedly giving morphine by injection to Esther O'Meara, also known as Mamie Leonard, a Boston chorus girl, whose death resulted. The case could go to the jury tonight.

Savannah Isaac Silva Esther . O'Meara Mamie Leonard Boston

Gulls 2 Foxes in wild seventh inning clash

May 5 reports a rough seventh inning where Foster and Moore starred for Charleston as Columbus squeaked past the Foxes. Final line shows Charleston 24, Columbus 15 with heavy pitching by Foster and hitting highlights from Pryfork and Moses for Savannah.

Gulls Foxes Charleston Pic Foster Moore Columbus Morrow and Krebs Foster and Menefee Uim- Hire Barr

Pittsburg Pirates Beat Cleveland in Exhibition Game

In Cleveland on May 5 Pittsburg beat Cleveland Americans 9 to 5 in an exhibition. Conzelman started two innings, Robinson finished, and Wagner appeared. Cubs? Notable: first NL club to play here in regular season since 1904. umpire Turner noted.

Pirates Napa Cleveland Ohio Pittsburg Cleveland Americans Conzelman Cullop Robinson Hane Wagner

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