Atlantas Halt Shreveport on Home Stretch in South League
Shreveport visits Athens as Atlantas return from a successful road trip and prep for a twelve game home stand. Manager Pabst praises the club’s form though cites poor treatment on the road. Henley Bailey and Baker anchor pitching while outfield and infield shine as team eyes top league standing. New Orleans 15 Shreveport 0 noted with 4,500 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantas
Atlante
Pabst
Shreveport
Shreveports
Reed
Ht Mn
Henley
Bailey
Baker
New Orleans
Butler
Stanley
McIntyre
Stewart
Atz
Deisel
National League scores and ejections in May clash
St Louis defeated Brooklyn in a 6 all tie with Shreckard Dshlen and Wicker ejected for objectionable conduct as 5,600 attended. Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 5 after seven clean singles in the fifth. Pittsburg defeated Chicago 11 to 3 as Menefee endured poor support in front of 14,608 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bt Louts
Shreckard
Dshlen
Wicker
Bower
Bt. Louis
Oeom Brooklynse
Tcher
Murphy
Ryan
Hughes
Aheern
Cincinnati
New York
Kennedy
Evans
Hett
Ewing
Peltz
Bowerman
Pittsburg
Chicago
Menefee
Chisago
Pittsboro
Chance
Phillips
O'Connor
Sensational tie in seventeen innings between Chicago and St Louis
In Chicago May 18 the St Louis and Chicago game ended in a 2-2 tie after seventeen innings. Chicago tied the game with two runs on two hits and an error. St Louis scored seven runs via timely hits. Attendance 15,418. Batteries Callahan McFearland for Chicago and Donahue Sugden for St Louis. Also Detroit defeated Cleveland 19 to 11 at West End Park with six pitchers used and a late storm halting play in the seventh. Attendance 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
R. E. Chicago
Callahan
McFearland
Donahue
Sugden
Detroit
Cleveland
West End Park
Streit
McGuire
Joss
Lundblom
Slever
Mullin
Miller
Josy
Firemen's hand ball tournament enters third week
The third week of the firemen's hand ball tournament opens this afternoon with strong spectator interest. Daily matches feature teams such as Montag Short and Harrison, Dic Joyner and Courtney, and others across No. 1 and No. 2 courts through Friday, culminating Saturday with Dick Joyner and Courtney facing Anderson and Claridy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montag
Short
Harrison
Dic Joyner
Courtney
Anderson and Claridy
Parker and Delaney
Cap
Harry Joyner
Ivy and
Smith
Ralph Joyner
Fuller
Setze and
McWatery
Coley and Lagomarsine
Lafitte
Peel
Franklin and Carlton
Metherland
Parker
Ivy and Smith
Graham and
Allen
Baldwin and
Morris
East Lake Gun Club Opens First Shoot At New Grounds
The East Lake Gun Club held its opening shoot Saturday at its new grounds. Members formed a new, selective club with a constitution and by laws adopted and a charter application planned. Notable attendees included Guy Mitchell, F I Stone, M I Stone, Thomas Paine, Dr. F W McRae, Major L L McClesky, J D Frazier, A L Dunn, B A Dunn Jr, Hel Morrison, Dr. Frank Holland, Sims Bray, John E Avery, A W DuBmy, Robert F Maddox and W L Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Late
Guy Mitchell
F. I. Stone
M. I. Stone
Thomas B. Paine
F. W. McRae
L. L. McClesky
J. D. Frazier
A. L. Dunn
B. A. Dunn, Jr
Hel Morrison
Frank Holland
Sims Bray
John E. Avery
A. W DuBmy
Robert F. Maddox
W. L. Peel
Races Por Todays Entries at Louisville
A cluttered racing card lists today s entries for Louisville and Morris Park. Entries include horses such as Style Daisy Hawthorne Flow erdale Esherin Tissue Kingslady Penance Deborah Diamonds Roc bies Flora Hooper Eulalia Myrtle Dell The Rival Queen Friese Golden Giidor J W Kirby Andy Williams Frank Lov Frank 110 etc across multiple races with distances from four furlongs to seven miles and assorted weights and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
Style
Maribel
Daisy Hawthorne
Flowerdale
Esherin
Tissue
Lady Philura
Flash of Night
Banana Cream
Kingslady
Special Tax
Penance
Deborah
Diamonds
Rocbies
Flora Hooper
Eulalia
Myrtle Dell
Queen Friese
Golden Giidor
J. W. Kirby
Andy Williams
Hd Austin
Dsevoy
Soute Ad Lady Brambto
Lizzie A
Nomnie J. Baffled
Secondus Garter Ban
Facade
Phinizy
Lee King
Billy Dean
J. J. Ta
Talpa
Imp Leya
Maud Gonne
Benbattle
Alfred Wargrave
Hinedale
Tomato Season Opens Soon in Mississippi Yield Promises Abundant
The central Mississippi tomato shipping season starts next Friday with expected abundance due to larger acreage. Vegetable prices drop overall, but cabbage holds strong at 275 per crate. A Crystal Springs farmer hauled 100 crates of cabbage by wagon, weights 16 000 pounds, for charity. Photos of the load were sold to aid Martinique sufferers. Captain Stone spoke in Douglas on Estill's campaign, noting a strong local vote forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Crystal Springs
Martinique
Local funeral notices and a ball game report
Funeral services for M L Stewart will be at 2 PM at 21 Rock street with Oakland cemetery interment. Neli y McClellan 88, died at home near Oak Bhada. daughter Mrs Bud Alexander survives. Mt Perrin church burial. Monica Henry four, died at College Park. burial Westview cemetery. Grammar School Concert set for Thursday 11 AM in Browning hall. Fire at 1983 Grant street contained. no damage. Nelson defeats Jasper 20 to 10 in a baseball game at Nelson, Ga, yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Stewart
Rock Street
Oakland Cemetery
MHS
Neliy McClellan
Oak Bhada
Bud Alexander
Mount Perrin Church
Monica Henry
J. F. Henry
College Park
Westview Cemetery
Browning Hall
Grant Street
Henley
Nelson
Jasper
Atlanta
North Georgia
Jasper Boys
Debate at Emory Tonight Between Phi G Gamma and Few
Oxford Ga May 18 Special The annual May debate between Few and Phi Gamma will be held Monday evening in Few hall. Few representatives Banks Staplea and Lipham will argue while Phi Gamma backs Branson Weatherer and Reese on the topic that combinations and trusts intended to monopolize industries should be prohibited. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi G Gamma
Few
Oxford
Phi Gamma
Few Hall
Few Society
Messrs
Banks
Staplea
Lipham
Branson
Weatherg
Reese
Aght Gamma
Children Day Exercises Draw Large Crowd at Owl Rock
A sizable attendance gathered at Owl Rock near Maud Georgia on May 18 for Children’s Day exercises led by Pierce Oliver. Rev H S McGarity was absent, J U Barge conducted services, State School Commissioner G R Glenn spoke at 2 PM, with E L Childress of Atlanta and Campbell County representative C A Reid delivering addresses and inspiring talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Rock
Maud
Campbell County
Atlanta
Pierce Oliver
H. 8. McGarity
J. U. Barge
G. R. Glenn
Tennessee Team Returns Home After Atlanta Visit
The University of Tennessee baseball squad rode Southern Railway to Knoxville after a three game set with Mercer in Atlanta. Tennessee impressed locals with pitching from Tootsie Douglas Edmonds and Buckingham and strong defense led by Grim Sax Crawford and Buckingham. The series ended without tempers flaring and Tennessee left Georgia praised for sportsmanship and team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Knoxville
Southern Railway
Macon
Mercer
Tennessee Boys
Mercerites
Georgia
Atlanta
University of Tennessee
Tarely
Techs
Tootsie Douglas
Edmonds
Buckingham
Volunteers
Grim
Sax Crawford
Barnett
Jaques
R. Gamble
Gudger
Fanning
Fanning, Who Covered Short In the First and Last Game, Are All Ood
Joe Techs
Tech
Brilliant Alabama union planned for Mr Clayton and Miss Copeland
Cards announce the marriage of Lee Johnston Clayton and Caro Copeland of Bufaula Alabama. The ceremony will be at St James Episcopal Church on June 4 with a reception at the Copeland home on Broad Street. Clayton is the youngest son of the late General Henry D Clayton and a rising lawyer. Both will reside in Bufaula after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Miss Copeland
Bufaula
Ala
Lee Johnston Clayton
Caro Copeland
St. James Episcopal Church
William Preston Copeland
Broad Street
Henry D. Clayton
Phi Gamma annual banquet honors Emory June grads
Gamma chapter of Chi Phi held its annual banquet for seniors graduating in June in Oxford Georgia on a May evening. Covers were laid for thirty two as Virlyn B Moore served as toastmaster and members delivered toasts on topics from alumni to Chi Phi spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Oxford
Gamma Chapter
Chi Phi Fraternity
Tvo
Virlyn B. Moore
Edward C. Lasnett
Atlanta
Chi Phi
Paul P. Turner
T. Whipple Connally
Henry 3. Johnson
Winship Nunnally
Messrs. Hemphill
Crow
Haygood
Gordy
Busy Week in City Schools Ahead of Commencement
A busy week unfolds in city schools as commencement preparations surge and final examinations near. The board of education meets next Thursday at Boys High. the committee on schools and teachers meets tomorrow to review teacher applications and resignations for term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persod
Board of Education
Astoria Beer Promoted As Healthful Brew For All
An advertisement extols Astoria Beer as beneficial for any illness and suitable for all ages. It claims physicians recommend the beverage, describing it as absolutely pure brewed from top grades of malt and hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Auction Sale Expected Double Return for Buyers of 32 Lots
This afternoon buyers who acquire the 32 lots at the Fair and Woodward auction sale may see their investment double within twelve months as market demand drives price gains. Potential bidders are advised to act quickly to capture the anticipated upside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair and Woodward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wau
Abbott
Memphis
Little Rock
Superior
Breiterstein
Accorsini
Skopec
National League
Johnny Peel
East Lake Gun Club
Corvus
Possart
Clarita
Theory
Maz Bendix
Zebra
Lady Idris
Cherries
Isamelson
Lemuel
Pretorius
Siphon
Brookston
Corsica
Deck
Mirance
Louise Collier
Springstead
Glendon
Goodman
Belle Graham
Guy
Mike
Thurles
Alard
Remey Boy
Magale Davis
Searcher
Valentn
Hildrath
Lennep
Prince of Africa
Marcos
Marshal Neil
Farmer Bennet
Radiant Heat
Miss Liza
Cornwell
Mite
Gaines
Hermones
Louteville
Miracle 1
Dodle S&s. Mary Pine
Morris Park
Wiest
Basileus
Mary
Caithness
Stella W
Blanche Herman
The
Bairns
Tulane
Impetuous
Plater
Faust
Julia Arthur
Topsail
City Island
Squire Quinn
Frankfort
Colonel Rue
White Crest
Magsie Wier
Meadowbrook Hunters
Headland
Champion
the Abbe
Fatrle
Somerset
All ‘Smiles
Borsough
Meadowbath
Emerson
Gypele
Tari Victor
Deluge
Withersmile
Douglas
Captain Stone
Savannah News
Estill
All Druggista
OF. Douglas
Lonsly
Brisbine
Alabama Union
Ae de Cope
Essig Bros
the Popular Clothiers
Whitehall St. Beli
Logt
Equitable
P. O
Savannah
Gaee Ee
Julius R. Watts & Co., Jewelers
West Alabama St
Medical
Dagees Jannusen
S “Catier
PUREE
Masuals Ba Asa
Montgomery
Herron Street
Whitehall St. Bell
Los
Meretta
Annie Daniel
James St
Colum
Apple Brunewick
Sik
Columbus Iron Works Co
Columbus
Empire Business Bureau
Grant Bidg
N. G. Spence Carriage Co
Singer Barber Colleges
Singer Machines
Meridian
D& W
St. Vincent
Dearene
Florida
Alabama
South Charles Street
Baltimore
Business Personals
Southern Press Clipping Bureau
United States
Southern
Southern Preas
Austell
ATO Oorae
Hetail
Aonanza
J. R Cain
Bryan Street
Thunder Mountain Gold Fields
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Thunder Mountain Gold Fields Company
P. O. Box
Spokane
Wash
J. T. Hollyman
West Alabama
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Equitable Building
Parry & McCord
Temple Court
Weyman & Gonners
Schaul & May
Peachtree
Decatur
Oscar
McCandless
Eiger
Holloran
Gavin W. Ervin
Monroeville
Jackson R. Co
Dearborn
W. R. Collier
phambertn-Tolnsot
Bell “Phone
G. K. Hyatt
West Twenty-third Street
Hagan Bros. Co
Houston St
Pagane River
Johnson Grass
B. Kerr
Constitution
Marietta
Atlanta Seed Co
South Broad Street
P. Q
Elty
the Columbian Book Co
Whitehall St
D. Morgan's
Whitehall St.ts
Covington
D Morgan's
Whitehall
Tenn
D. Morgan
Waterl
Lexington Mining Co
Lexington
Holorat
Row
Richards Machine Co
Peters Street
Chas D. Barker
Peters St
M Ol. Thrower
South
Forsyth Street
New York City
West 87Th St
Sal
Aeres
Jessa
Paulding
Bartow
Copenhill Land Co
Edgewood Ave
Copenhill
Capito Ave
Ormord St
Cherokee
Atlanta Ave
Grant Park
Woolley
Pryor St
J. M Quick Co
EELE
Boley
H. Smith
H. W. Yarbrough
Whitehall Street
Peachtree Road
Lovely Grove
Robson & Holleman
Central Park
Mrs. Theune
West 8Th St
Asheville
N. C
George W Vanderbilt
Biltmore Battin Biltmore
Pat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!