Georgia Coach Analyzes Team Ahead of Tech Series
University of Georgia coach writes, amid a faltering season, about prospects for the impending Tech games. He highlights pitchers Corley and Morris, sluggers Dudfield Winn and Bowden, infielders Kenderson and Carrington, and outfielders Reed and Erwin, noting Bowden’s major league interest and Holiday’s absence. He predicts a classic clash with Georgia aiming to win despite strong Tech opposition.
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Grammar School Results Sparse Across South Side
Fragmented results list batteries and scorers for multiple schools and streets, including South Side, Georgia Avenue, North Avenue, and various battery pairs such as Melvendon and Grady, Owensby and Boswell, and Winkeate and Chestnut, with scattered scores and place names.
Newnan Wins Over LaGrange in Georgia Alabama League Game
Newnan beat LaGrange 8 to 4 at Newnan Georgia on May 6. Hawkins pitched steadily for Newnan while Newnirt hit a homer for LaGrange. Batteries were Hawking and Burden for Newnan. Roberts and Hudson for LaGrange. Hawking struck out 11. Roberts 7. Newnan collected 10 hits to LaGrange's 1. Final game of the series scheduled for tomorrow.
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Clemson and North Carolina Reach Southern Intercollegiate Finals
In Columbia, D C, May semis of the Southern Intercollegiate Tennis tournament set finals for both doubles and singles. Clemson will play North Carolina for the championship after Clemson beat Georgia in doubles and singles, and North Carolina beat South Carolina and Georgia Tech in respective rounds.
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Appalachian league opens its third season Thursday
Knoxville Tenn May 6 Special The Appalachian league opens its third season Thursday May The following is the opening day schedule Middiesboro at Knoxville Cleveland at Rome Johnson City at Bristol
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Foxes 7 Guils 2 in South Atlantic baseball action
Columbus climbs to third place defeating local Charleston team 7 to 2 behind Ridgeway and McCormick left hander duel, Wins ton and Fox shining at bat. Macon tops Savannah 5 to 4 as Prus stock clears bases with a six run eighth inning, Baumgardner and Hope noted. Jacksonville beats Albany 4 to 2 with Hoffman home run, Wilder effective on mound. Emory College sophomores edge seniors 1 to 0 in extra innings as Porter drives single to win. Freshmen beat Juniors 7 to 3 and Juniors beat Sophomores 17 to 2 with multiple triples by Lester.
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Boy of Cohoes Dies After Placing Head on Rail
Frank Brown aged 9% years of Cohoes died by his own action when he laid his head on a railroad rail as a Delaware and Hudson passenger train approached. His head and an arm were severed in the incident.
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Chance signs cautious on Hal Chase trade talks
Detroit May 6 Frank Chance says he would trade Hal Chase for a fair exchange but won’t name exact players He mentions Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford as top Detroit targets and notes only Crawford and Cobb would count as fair exchange He adds other teams would want Chase but offers would be limited to three or four substitutes.
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Baseball action and close finish in double header
National league notes describe Pittsburg losing to Boston in ten innings after Wagner returns, Sweeney Jed delivers a tenth inning single, Kirke's fielder’s choice and a crash at the fence. St Louis tops Philadelphia 3 to 1 on a late two-base hit by Wingo and strong defense.
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Giants 45 Redab New York May 6 8 6 slugfest
Giants rallied past the Reds in a slugfest as New York ended its skid 8 to 6. Demaree saved the day with bases loaded, while Shafer Merkle and Hers led multiple hits. Dodgers 4 Cubbs 3 Brooklyn May saw Chicago edge Brooklyn in a managerial chess match with pinch hitters.
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Pulaski bank cashier found not guilty
Statesboro Ga May 6 Special After six hours deliberation the jury acquitted O M Warren cashier of the Citi gens Bank of Pulaski on embezzlement charges. Warren was accused of a 321 060 shortfall and had been jailed in Bulloch county before bond was raised.
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Induction of Dr. Smith at Washington and Lee University
Roanoke Virginia May 6 ceremonies mark the induction of Dr Henry Louis Smith as the new president of Washington and Lee University. United States Commissioner of Education FY. P. Claxton will deliver the principal address and Dr George Uenny, president of the board, will give the charge in Lee Chapel on Wednesday morning.
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National arbitration board rules on minor league hageball cases
The national board of arbitration issues awards and transfers for minor league baseball. Filia Woodruff moves to Talladega Alabama and Billsings to Henham Texas while free agent transfers include T. Lattimore from Nashville and Le Vv Hamilton from Albany Georgia. Applications approved for J B Harbison and William Schwartz against Talladega and J J Higgins against Selma. Herbert Martin’s claim against Newport News is granted for salary.
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Argentina Drawing Many Immigrants
Buenos Aires May 6 President Sainz Pena’s message opened parliament praising foreign relations and peaceful conditions in Argentina. Immigration in 1912 rose to nearly 825,000, with revenues 406,247,000 paper dollars and expenditures 402,318,000. Exports reached 480,309,000 gold while imports totaled 384,842,000 gold.
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Talbot County Soil Praised by Federal Expert in Talbotton
Talbotton Ga May 6 United States soil expert Be A Winston told Talbot county farmers at the courthouse that local soil possibilities are the greatest in the country and urged action. Macon Telegraphs W T Anderson followed with advice to market cotton for 15 cents per pound. Mayor John A Smith presided as business leaders funded a May 10 free barbecue for the county with an oratorical contest, a concert by the Talbotton brass band, and welcome remarks by Smith. state school supt M L Brittin will speak.
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Judge George Edwards buried at Smithville
Leesburg Ga May 6 Special Judge George C Edwards of Smithville died at his home at four yesterday morning after months of illness He was 86 and longtime Lee County official serving as ordinary for about forty years retiring January 1 His funeral was held in Smithville with many friends in attendance Edwards leaves two sons and three daughters Sympathy flows from citizens of Lee and surrounding counties
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Southern bishops assigned for 1913 in Dallas Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church South assigns 1913 bishop conferences across Arkansas Oklahoma Tennessee and Arkansas locationsincluding Crowley Crowley La Eureka Springs White River Gllarendon Norman Tatequah and Marn Tenn with Denny McCoy Collins and others listed for fall meetings in St Louis and various October November dates.
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Walter P. Thomas Re‑elected West Point Superintendent
At a regular meeting of the West Point board of education Professor Walter P. Thomas was re elected as superintendent of the public schools for the seventh time with a salary increase. All high school teachers were also re elected.
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Tablet unveiled to father of aviation in Washington
On May 6 1903 a tablet was unveiled at the Smithsonian Institute honoring Samuel P Langley as the father of advanced aviation. Glenn Curtiss and Gustave Eiffel received medals, with Ambassador Jusserand accepting for Eiffel. An Army War College exhibition of flying boats followed as officers and notables gathered in Washington.
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Reciprocal scheme for fire insurance approved in Missouri
Jefferson City May 4 Superior of Insurance Revelle licensed twenty two reciprocal fire insurers in Missouri. Firms operate on a reciprocal plan insuring risks from 4000 to 8000 with a single business class and no general policy. No single risk exceeds 16 percent of a companys total assets. Each firm pays premiums comparable to a traditional company with only the agent as salaried officer. Reciprocals expenses do not exceed 10 percent of premiums.
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Daniels visits Pensacola Navy Yard During Southern Tour
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels spent May 6 in Pensacola inspecting the local navy yard as part of a southern tour. He planned to proceed to Key West and gave no statement about reports that severe southern stations closed by his predecessor would be reopened.
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John Galivan Killed by Train on Western & Atlantic Line
Additional details on the death of John Galivan a member of Company L Seventeenth Infantry show he was struck by a Western and Atlantic railroad train near the fort not by a Central of Georgia line. The incident occurred Monday night and initial reports misattributed it to the Central line.
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Woman Drowns Self in Fit of Low Mood Near Waynesville
In a morning tragedy Mrs Newt Leatherwood wife of a prominent farmer near Waynesville North Carolina killed herself driven by mental distress. She dressed her two youngest children and sent them to a neighbor then disappeared after her clothes were found on Richmond creek banks. The body was recovered later in the afternoon.
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