Locals Shut Out by New Orleans
New Orleans defeats Atlanta 6 to 0 in the first game of the series. Bailey started for Atlanta, but From and Stewart held the visitors to little offense as Krug and Leighton misplayed balls. Pabst signed T. B. Walters at third base to join the squad on a long trip, with Krug moved to short and Busch kept as utility. Nashville beat Memphis 16 to 14, Birmingham lost to Little Rock 2 to 1, and Chattanooga shut out Shreveport 7 to 0 in other regional games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretzels
Pelicans
Atlanta
Pabst
Atlantas
Gate City
New Orleans
Norcum
Satere
Bailey
Busch
Hoffmeister
Krug
Short
Leighton
Rovers
Peter
Atlanta New Orleans
Frank
Baker
Atlents
Wees
Stewart
Cline
Henley
Georgia
Pabs
Wisconsin
T. B. Walters
Walters
Memphis
Nashville
Tenn
Damman
Fisher
Nichol
Leron
Little Rock
Birmingham
Ala
Little Rock Clark
Ekopec
Nhbe
Clark
Blue
Skopee
Lynch
Chattanooga
Shreveport
Fenn
Laller
Boore
Class C Leaders Lose in Well Played Game
Netherland and Parker, long winning streak leaders in Class C, were defeated 5 to 3 by Fairman and Kennedy in a close match. The upset ends their seven game run, and all three class leaders now share 857 percent with seven games played and one defeat. Coley and Lagomarsino beat Ivy and Smith 5 to 3, no standings change. More games expected today as Class C teams aim to capitalize on the hoodoo break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairman and Kennedy
Netherland
Parker
Fairman
Kennedy
No. 1
Court
Coley and
Lagomarsino
Ivy
Smith
Netherland and
Boston tops New York in ninth to win 5 4
National League game summary shows Boston defeating New York 5 to 4 in the ninth inning. Battery Malarkey and Moran for Boston with Sparks and Bowerman for New York. Time 1 40. Umpire Emstir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Malarkey
Moran
Sparks
Bowerman
Emstir
Brooklyn
Philadelphia O. Brooklyn
Baltimore 6 Chicago 5 in last game of series
In Baltimore McGinnity's one run inning sealed a 6 to 5 victory over Chicago. Batteries McGin and Robinson for Baltimore with Fiatz and Movarland for Chicago. Attendance 2,600. Umpires Laughlin and Carruthers. Time 2:08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
McGinntty
McGin
Robinson
Fiatz
Movarland
Claughlin
Carruthers
Boston
St. Louis
Dineen
Donohue
Butler Loses to Freeman in Ten Mile Motor Paced Race
In Boston at Coliseum park May, Howard Freeman of Portland defeated Nat Butler of Boston in a 10 mile motor paced heat with times 16.63 and 16:02. Butler struggled with his motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Howard Freeman
Portland
Oregon
Tonight 4
Nat Butler
Coliseum Park
Butler
May racing at Gravesend features 20 to 1 upset wins
In New York on May 29 at Gravesend Rocky led a clear favorite win drought. Delagos claimed the May stakes by a length over 20 to 1 shot Jim Tully. River Pirate beat Monte Carlo by a head at 5 furlongs, while Dublin scored a hot 1 mile 70 yard handicap. Clonmell faltered to fourth as weather stayed clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tully
River Pirate
Monte Carlo
New York
Rocky
Gravesend
Delagon
Clonmell
Dublin
By & Head
Cephalalgia
Barry
Borough
Mara
Tankard
G. Green
Daisy Green
Shea
Mount Hope
G. Thompson
Decoration
Redfern
Landry
Monograph
Bullman
Booker
Delagos
Shaw
Cochren
Brunawick
Burns
Odom
C. Smith
Injunction
King Raine
Miller
Satire
Vulcain Wins Hawthorne Mite Handicap In Thrilling Finish
At Hawthorne Chicago May date Vulcain wins the mite handicap from Flying Torpedo and Bearcher in a tight finish with Vulcain a neck ahead. The card lists six races with winners Hollick Imp Laya Sidney Co. Love Vulcain Mies Eiza Ema G Walsh and Tommy Foster among others and notes Morgan County white vote tops 1,200 for June 5 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vulcain
Hawthorne
Flying Torpedo
Bearcher
Vulleain
Yeating
Searcher
Hollick
Miller
Senator Sullivan
R Brown
Hayward Hunter
Coburn
Imp Laya
Brigade
Dean
Pomprano
Prior
Sidney Co. Love
O'Brien
Rheta Cansch
Springstead
Otis
Grahamp
Mérops
Hoer
Ema G. Walsh
Tommy Foster Nutt
Alent
McIntyre
Latonia Race Day Narrowly Won By Lendin And Clarita
At Latonia on a fast track only two favorites won the day. Lendin took the maiden two year olds race by a head over Nat Wisely, while Clarita led the final race field and won, pulling away, as six other races listed times and entries for Latonia and Gravesend fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia
Lendin
Nat Wisely
Clarita
the Geeser
Battiste
King Tatius
Drummond
McInerny
Pretty Rosie
Lindsey
Bsix
J. FT
C. Aker
Rag Tag G. Hicks
Orla
J. Martin
Pretty Este Himedale
Baffied
ann-a-Moinen
Jessie Jarboe
Sister Raine
Trinity Bell
Lady Nutter
Gerda
Ornadere
Lansing R. Emily Belle
Eufaula
Grand Mary
Whitcomb
Lizzie A
Kimberley
Arachne
Jim Gore
Onanetta
Lester
Oconee
Ethel Davie
Kinloch Parle
Sim W
Boyd Chosen Manager Athens Baseball Team
Athens Ga May 29 Special Minor Boyd of Atlanta was yesterday afternoon elected manager of the university baseball team for 19. Joseph Hull of Athens was chosen manager of the 1963 track team and M L Richter of Madison was made manager of the tennis courts. Hagen?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Athens
Minor Boyd
Atlanta
Joseph Hull
M. L. Richter
Madison
University Fe
Sigme Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Hull
Sigma -Alpha Epsilon
Richter
Phi Delta Theta
Fistic stars meet at coronation of king
London May 29 The coronation tournament schedule was finalized at the National Sporting Club. June 21 features Yale Oxford Cambridge and English public schools boxing. June 23 Joe Walcott vs Tommy West for welterweight title. June 24 Frank Erne vs Pat Daly for lightweight title. June 25 Tom Sharkey vs Qus Rubin. The heavyweights face Jeffries Fitzsimmons winner in a final bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Sporting Club
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Sulivan
Jabez White
Denver Ed” Martin
Bob” Armstrong
Joe* Walcott
Tommy" West
Frank Erne
Pat” Daly
Tom” Sharkey
Girl Allowed Her Freedom
Ada Ar mond was released by Chief Ball after a telegram from her North Carolina father. The girl had been held by the police matron awaiting arrangements to return home as her Alabama relatives would not take her back. A case against Mrs Elliott for harboring the girl and permitting her to associate with questionable company was arraigned before the recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Armond
Ball
Hem
North Carolina
Alania
Ada
May Elliott
Salvation Army
Sullivan Knocks Out Santry in Third Round
Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn KOed Eddie Santry of Chicago in the third round of a scheduled twenty round bout in St. Louis. Santry controlled the fight until Sullivan landed a hard left to the stomach then another to the chin, forcing a stoppage as Santry was counted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Santry
St. Louis
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Eddie Santry
Chicago
First Session Ends at Negro Catholic Industrial School
Merigold Mississippi May 2 The first session of the new Catholic Industrial school for negroes in the Yazoo delta has closed. Trustees including Rev Thomas F Castman president of the Marquette Colonization Association and D F Brenner of Chicago attended the exercises. Rev T G Brown spoke on the new era in solving the negro problem. Mrs Henry Abel of Baltimore donated 160 acres and Brenner added another 160 acres. The Marquette Colonization Association supplied a church a priest’s house and funds to support a priest for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merigold
Miss
New Catholic Industrial School For
Yazoo Delta
Thomas F. Cashtman
Marquette Colonization Association
D. F. Brenner
Chicago
T. G. Brown
Henry Abel
Baltimore
No Room for New Compress Plants in Mississippi
At the Mississippi Compress Association meeting in Jackson President Newberger declared no space for new compress plants as existing firms can handle the annual crop, about 1.25 to 1.5 million bales. The Jackson plan faltered after ship line gains and a Mount Olive taxon left Jackson with record receipts, 17 000 bales from Gulf and Ship Island road and 16 000 from Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Association
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Compress Association
Newberger
Gulf and Ship Island Road
Mount Olive
Gulf and Ship Island
Illinois Central
Alabama and Vicksburg
Emory College Commencement Nears in Oxford Georgia
Examinations conclude this week at Emory College Oxford with seniors finishing on Saturday. Honor ranks are hotly contested led by Stewart R. Roberts and T. H. Wade, with F. G. Quilan likely third and Paul P. Turner tied with T. T. Turnbull for fourth. Dr Dowman returns from Dallas to a student ovation and a new science hall foundation to begin. Commencement invitations stage fraternity receptions for Monday night gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Oxford
ofEmory College
Dowman
Stewart R. Roberts
Macon
T. H. Wade
Alabama
F. G. Quilan
Paul P. Turner
T. T. Turnbull
G. FE. Dowman
Dallas
Tex
The
Methodist Church South
Emory
Science
Cosby
Alumni Reunion Caps Andrew Female College Commencement
In Cuthbert Georgia yesterday afternoon an alumnus reunion closed the commencement exercises. The event reflected the best merit in the year with the largest enrollment in the college’s history and near faultless religious life among students. President Bush praised the year as the best since his leadership began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Andrew Female College
Bush
Mrs Craven Accepts 50000 to Drop Fair Estate Claim
Mrs Nettie C Craven abandons her bid as widow of James G Fair after receiving 50000 for withdrawing from lawsuits against the deceased tycoon's estate. The estate, valued at about 320000000, passes to Charles L Farr and his sisters Theresa Ogirbs and Virginia Vanderbilt. Previously offered 200000, she sought 500000 before filing actions that were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Fair
San Francisco
Nettie C. Craven
Charles L. Farr
Theresa Ogirbhs
Virginia Vanderbilt
Craven
Fair
Daughters of the Confederacy to Celebrate General Lee Birthday
In Rome Georgia on May 2 special report notes the Daughters of the Confederacy will celebrate General Robert E. Lee's birthday. The courthouse will host Tuesday afternoon exercises with an arranged programme for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Rome
Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Court House
Peachtree Street Auction Today At 4 O'clock
Juniper Eleventh streets and Piedmont Ave 82 lots listed for sale to the highest bidder today at 4 o'clock Be there G W Adair auction notice from the local listing describes the property and time for the public sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Adair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dannchower
Estlake Fenty
Southern Association
Rhe
Brenan
Rot
Butler and
McGuire
Birdie Carlton
Joe Franklin
Au Glass A. Bead
Parker and Delaney
Harrison
Fairman and Kennady
Baldwin and Morris
Ralph Joyner and Fuller
Carlton and Franklin
National League
PeMx
Doolin
Newton
Ahearn
Cantillon
Bonpire Johnstone
Cleveland
Orth
Yeager
Wiltee
Powers
Connolly
Charlotte
Greensboro
Newbern
Wilmington
Durham
Raleigh
Holy Gross
Cornell
Georgetown
Andover
Central City Park
Countess Barron
A. T. Simail
Little Girl
R. C. Taiehurst
Piuto
Captain Sloan
Darnac
H. Waterman
C. Ellis
A Pohasofeo
Jim Chambers
Bessie Reid
Freeman
Prospect Park
Austin Boy
Roperta
Alvina Wilkes
Gentry
Admiral
Minnie W
Havana
Ubanoa
Phive
Sulatmora
Avs Quality Waidte Aang
Umportle
MAY
Delagoa
AT Hawthorne
the Don
Foxywana
Pennant
Our Bessie
George W W
Aurlight
Princess Culane
Seiling
Bon Tatte
True Blue
Stuyve
Zebia
Declaimer
Cor
Hardee
Alice Cary
Beach Girl
Corsica
Grove Queen
Ethalreda
Cora
Flo Carline
Lampoon
San
Money Bunton
Austin
Santa
Rose Tree
Coventry
Igtaren
Hen- Gitths
Farsi
Sardenic
Brosursoy
Gauateranive
Rank
Ee New
Lord Quez
Appleby
Marcos
Tip
Joubert
Henry Zitt
Jilli
Morgan
Irodison
Morgan County
Ballyhoo Rey
Swiftmas
Demurrer
Helvino
Northern Star
Betouket
Daffodowding
Grail
Liz
Prine
Baddie Busch
Carroll D
Ghost
Dr. Preaton
Astor
Conger
Agnes
Bellarlo
Col Paden
King Bramtie
Kamara
Namtor
Col
Bilt
Our Nueret
Lady Abercroft
Gloriosa
Mamie Worth
Annie Daly
Dilde
Sumida
Toccoa
Harmony Grove
Taccoa
Wilson
Moseley
Mabry
Stevens
Edwards
Rice
Shannon
Hegars
Barber
Davidson and
Geohegan
Miss Marie
Paret
Miss Moore
Glazebrook
Negro Industrial School
Fannin Court
Morganton
Fantin Superior Court
A. W. Fite
Cherokee Circuit
George &. Gober
Goodman
West 28Th Street
New York City
Peachtree Street
Juniper
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!