Clemson Tigers Fall as Auburn Wins Opener in Alabama
Auburn over Clemson 9 to 3 in Auburn with Davis on mound delivering strong relief. Ezell struck out ten over five innings before Clemson errors let Auburn rally in the sixth and pull away in the seventh and eighth. Mississippi–style errors and timely hits pace Auburn’s victory. Clemson’s Ezell started hot but faltered late.
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Ezell
Sun
Innning
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Davenport
Locke
Corator
Williams
Graydon
Louiselles
An Glemson
Works Released Juflane polls Ind May Pitcher Works
Pitcher Ralph Works of the Cincinnati National League club was purchased today by the Indianapolis American Association management. The price was not announced.
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Juflane
Ralph Works
Cincinnati National Leagie Club
Lidianapolis American Association
James Barrett Wins Georgia Gun Shoot in Americus
Americus Ga May 8 The annual Georgia State Gun Club tournament ended with James Barrett of Augusta defeating Henry Jones of Macon in a shoot off for the state championship Jones won high average with 265 of 400 and the long run medal Barrett also tied Jones on 96 of 106 in the two day event Barrett won the shoot off on twenty straight Barrett was among 45 shooters including Homer Clark of Allendale and J K Warren of Birmingham who captured other titles as the third annual meet drew strong crowds and praise from state sports circles
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Georgia
United States
Henry Jones
Macon
Mr.Jones
James Barrett
Augusta
Barrett
Jones
Homer Clark
Allendale
J. K. Warren
Birmingham
South
Ubanks
Atlanta
Foxes 7 Indians 2 in Savannah opener
South Atlantic action shows Columbus defeating Savannah 7 to 2 as Dowell homers in the seventh and Mayer drives in two for the locals. Macon and Albany tie 6 6 after extra innings in darkness. Horten struggles as Charleston beats Jacksonville 9 15 hits to 6.
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OConnor sued for 3600 over alleged conduct in 1910 game
In St Louis on May 8, the St Louis American Club responded in circuit court to Jack OConnor's suit for 3600 alleging professional misconduct. The defense cites the October 9, 1910 Cleveland at St Louis game where OConnor allegedly ordered Corridan to play deep to let Lajoie reach base. The club denies a 1911 season contract and says any contract was forfeited by his conduct in the Lajoie incident.
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O'Connor
Cleveland
St Louis
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Lajoie
the Ball Club
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Ponce de Leon Field Day Draws Thousands
The school hosts a Saturday field day with 3000 to 4000 children in attendance and several thousand spectators. Morning events run 3:00 to 12:00 and afternoon from 2:20 to 5:00 with prizes for each event plus audience drills and a 1600-child flag drill.
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Ponce di Leon
Brunswick Blanks Thomasville In Empire State League Clash
Brunswick won 6 to 0 as Max Cotes starred for the locals. Walker hit a first inning homer for two runners, his fourth homer in a week. Thomasville had two scratch hits and only one runner reached third. Batteries Cates and Howard for Brunswick with Myers and Dudley behind the plate. umpire Carter.
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Max
Special) Cotes
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Stevenswick
Cates
Howard
Myers
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Where They Play Today College and League Schedules
A compact listing of games across multiple leagues and colleges. Southern League matchups include Atlanta at Montgomery and Nashville at New Orleans with several others in Memphis Mobile and Savannah. Atlantic and Empire State leagues show Charleston at Jacksonville and New York trip notes.
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Nashville
New Orleans
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Chattanooga
Mobile
Georgia
Tech
Athens
Oardan
G. M
Barnesville
Clemroo
Auburn
Washington End Fee
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AL Raleigh
Calumbie
Corratl
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Fennesses
Southern Atlanta
New Orleane & Memphis
Birmingham
Emory and Mercer to clash in Macon track meet
Emory College at Oxford Ga faces Mercer in a dual track meet in Macon on May 1. Emory lineup includes Sam Belle Wilbur Carlton Jos Fagan J Hays Hairston Lizards Lasseter J M Monfort Gus Mase Evans Pattilla Asa Porter Davie Singleton Cranston Williams as clerk of course. Faculty rep is Prof J B Peebles. Wesleyan girls plan a reception for Emory athletes Saturday evening.
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Emory
Mercer
Macon
Sam Belle
Atlanta
Wilbur Carlton
Arcadia
Fla
Jos Fagan
Savannah
J. Hays
Hairston
Lizard Lasseter
J. M. Monfort
Cartersville
Gus Mase
Pattillo
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West Point
Asa Porter
el Paso
Texas
Davie Singleton
Cranston G. Williams
J. BH. Peebles
Ladios
Wesleyan College
Ban on Stovall Still in Force
Chicago on May 8 reported that George Stovall’s suspension remained in effect after a conference with President BB Johnson of the American League. Johnson would meet with St. Louis Americans directors to discuss a possible pardon. Stovall apologized for attacking umpire Ferguson.
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George Stovall
Bb] Jonson
Johnson
St. Louis Americans
Stovall
Ferguson
No Colleagues Attend Martin Funeral in Washinton
In a historic first, Congress observes the burial of Representative Lewis J. Martin without an honorary delegation. New Jersey lawmakers wished to attend in Newton New Jersey, but tariff measures kept them in Washington. President Wilson reportedly said Martin would have urged them to stay and vote for the Underwood tariff.
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Capitol
New Jersey
Lewis J. Martin
Newton
N. J
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Martin
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Fight Double Tax On Auto Owners
Baltimore May The executive board of the American Automobile association decided to appeal to the United States supreme court for relief from the double taxation imposed in many states on motor car owners. They pay a personal tax and in some states a heavy registration fee ranging from 10 to 25 dollars per car in Maryland. The association will seek to reduce the charge to the actual cost of issuing the license.
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The
American Automobile Association
United States Supreme Court
Mary Island
Phone your want ads and replies to Main 5000
A terse classified notice directs readers to place or respond to want ads by calling the Main 5000 number in Atlanta. The micro item implies a local classifieds service via a city exchange and offers no further details.
Yesterday's Results Across Multiple Leagues
Scores from yesterday show varied results in Southern, National, American, Georgia Alabama, International, American Association, Virginia, Texas, Western, Appalachian, and college games. Key scorers include Columbus, Valdosta, and Chicago, with many matches unfinished or garbled.
Mr and Mrs Wood Back From Long Auto Trip
Mr A Wood of the Georgian Terrace reports a sightseeing auto hike from Atlanta to Greenville and Hendersonville to Toxaway North Carolina. The couple left Saturday, reached Greenville that night, then Hendersonville, arriving at Toxaway noon Sunday. They returned this week praising the trip and inspiring local motorists.
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Toxaway
A. Wood
Taasee
Georgian Terrace
North Carolina
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Greenville
Greenville-Asheville
Hendersonville
N.C
Moonshiners Escape From County Jail
Three men Clem Wilson John Love and Andrew Jackson escaped the Campbell county jail in Fairburn Georgia after a three days stay. Arrested last Sunday by Fulton county police in a moonshine still raid they slipped out Wednesday night. Fulton police headquarters were notified Thursday and a reward of 50 each was offered for their capture.
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Fairburn
Clem Wilson
John Love
Andrew Jackson
Fulton
Fulton County
French airman carries six aboard biplane flight
Charters France May 8 The French airman Frangeois today carried six passengers on his biplane during a 16 minute flight the duration record for an aeroplane bearing such a large number of persons.
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Veterans Benefit Ball Plans By Confederate Camp
The Joseph H. Brown camp of United Confederate Veterans prepares an old veterans benefit ball set for May 14 at the Owls hall and roof garden. W Dennard, camp commander, predicts a brilliant affair.
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United Confederate Veterans
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Fashion focus blamed for high living costs by professor
Professor Walter Sargent of the University of Chicago told the Western Drawing and Manual Training Association that American women chase foreign fashion fads driving up costs. He urged an established design bureau and a national artists committee to study dress and home furniture styles. He noted French design is imposed on Americans who often reject it. He cited Chinese style as a model for consistency.
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Ows
Walter Sargent
School of Edureation
University of Chicago
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America
Paris
Bureau of Design
Japanese protest looms over alien land bill stance
Washington May 1 The Japanese government via Ambassador Chinda will inform Secretary Bryan of objections to the alien land bill awaiting Governor Johnson’s California signature. A White House and State Department meeting followed with President Wilson and Bryan as talks anticipated to shape U S policy. The California referendum push may delay action. Bryan plans further talks with Chinda to explain admin stance.
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Governor Withholds Signature Pending Bryan Return
The governor agreed to withhold his signature on the bill until Secretary Bryan returns to Washington. He has until May 13 to act on the measure. No state department or Japanese embassy statement can describe the ambassador's forthcoming communication.
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State Department
Central Baptist Sunday School Seeks Larger Quarters
The Central Baptist Sunday school moves opening exercises to the main auditorium starting next Sunday morning due to rapid growth in senior membership. Workers express satisfaction at the need for more space and anticipate future expansion.
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Central Baptist Sunday School
Treinen Ad Replies to Main 5000 or Atlanta 109
A brief classified item notes Treinen replying to a want ad in Main 5000 or Atlanta 109. The exact details are unclear, but the notice references a phone contact for further response and indicates an exchange or response to an advertisement.
Golf Glasses Ground to Order by Opticians
Prescription glasses offered in various colors and shapes to fit the face for comfort and clear vision. L Moore and Song at 42 North Broad Street provide tailoring to the frame and lens needs.
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North Broad Streat
Opticians
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