Horizontal pay cuts for minor league players approved
A 20 percent salary reduction for minor league clubs was recommended by the National Association of Professional Baseball leagues' constitutional revision committee. Class AA leagues may revise lists, lower classes face limits, and the schedule sets monthly caps for various classes. The decision followed Garry Herrmann's push for economy as baseball grapples with finances and wartime pressures.
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Three Cordele Players Sold to Charleston Club
Cordele Georgia November 11 Special Eubanks catcher Fillinger pitcher and Bankston right fielder of the Cordele club of the Georgia State league have been sold to the Charleston club of the South Atlantic league and will debut with the Sallys next season. Charleston led with cash and allowed Cordele to share in future sale or draft money if either rises to a higher berth. Fillinger and Bankston had trials with the Crackers during the past season.
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Bank Granted Charter to Dublin Bank by Laurens Citizens
Secretary of State Philip Cook granted a charter to a corporation of sixty Laurens county citizens to operate the Southern Exchange bank of Dublin Georgia. The bank will have capital of $50,000.
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Yellow Jackets Meet Georgia In Heavyweight Gridiron Clash
Dick Jemison reports a colossal Grant Field crowd as Georgia Tech and Georgia clash at 2:30 pm Saturday. Tech backs boast weight and faster pace, while both teams mix veterans and newcomers. key broken field duel features captains Fielder and Paddock and lineups hinge on last-minute injuries.
Saturday Morning Prep Fans See Savannah Tech High Clash
Savannah Tech High faces Savannah High in a first ever gridiron meeting at Grant Field belo wn 10 o clock. Tech High has improved and is a stronger outfit than last season while Savannah has one defeat to Richmond Academy. Admission is 50 cents at kickoff with advance tickets at 28 cents.
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College Night to Feature Georgia and Tech at Atlanta Theater
Georgia and Tech football teams will attend the final performance of Peg o' My Heart during Saturday’s College Night at the Atlanta theater. The winning team earns boxes for the event while the loser sits in the orchestra. prep football battle looms Friday as Boys High faces G M A at College Park, both aiming for the prep title.
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George
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Matches Complete in All Flights of CCC President's Cup
Golf results show first round outcomes at Capitol City Country Club across four flights. Notable results include Hinton Wopkins beating J R Gray Sr three up with remaining holes, Reed over Scipie seven up with six to play, and several matches advancing to later holes across Flights One through Four.
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E .Rl. Reed
Charles Scipie
Dick Jemison
P. C. Taylor
Lowry Arnold
J. L. Dickey
Gresham
W. HI
Remsen King
F. 1
Callaway
Victor R., Smith
H. K. Neer
H. Parker
R. B. Wastings
Evelyn Harris
H. T. Brown
German Toys Arrive in Atlanta Defying Shortage Fears
Despite wartime disruptions in Europe, German toys and dolls started arriving in Atlanta this week. Six cases have been received, and the city reportedly spends about 25 000 annually on toys.
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Line on Clemson Tech Game Can Be Secured Saturday
A definite line for the Clemson Tech game to be played on Turkey day can be gained after Saturdays results. A comparison of Tech's score against Georgia with Clemson's score against the Red and Black will serve, though Clemson's score against Virginia Military Institute will also provide a key reference as Clemson faces VMI on Saturday. The two games should draw double interest from football fans.
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Georgia Tech
Hole
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Heisman
Beorzla
Clemson- Tech
Clemson
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Supreme Court of Ga Judgments Affirmed in Multiple Cases
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed judgments in Harrie v State from Wicker and other cases, reversing Beiery State from Floyd, and answering certified questions. Proceedings list judges, counsel, and officials including Warren Grice, E. B. King, Hugh M. Dorsey, and J. Shackelford, with references to Clarke, Fulton, Quitman, Sumter, and Taliaferro counties.
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George C. Thomas
T J. Shackelford
Hamilton
McWhorter
Bryan & Middlebrooks
Guy W. Parker
Clemuuf
E. Wilson
Walter McElreath
Hauser
Spencer. Atkinson
Marion Smith
W. E. Terrell
Captain Gay Dairy Showed High Bacterial Count Error Recalled
A health report misstated butter fat and bacterial counts for Captain H. S. Gay’s Gaumont farm milk. City health officials say the October report overstated the count at 57 000 per cubic centimeter. actual file records show 23 009. Dr. Kennedy explains a clerk’s clerical error caused the discrepancy.
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Commissioners Host Delegates at New Fulton County Courthouse
Delegates to the good roads conference attended a reception at Fulton County's new million-dollar courthouse yesterday from 4 to 6 pm. The lobby featured ornate booths, ferns, palms, and floral arrangements with music by Wurm's orchestra. A building tour followed as offices were opened, with a hostess committee led by Mrs. Mell R. Wilkinson and Mrs. E. Horine and several attendants.
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Beg o My Heart at the Atlanta theater
Audiences praised the production with remarks like a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Peg o My Heart features Miss Hall and a clever company as college night brings Tech and Georgetown football guests. Mercedes at the Forsyth headlines as a thought transmission demonstrator drawing crowds.
Possum Dinner Given to Roads Delegates
Delegates to the fourth American Road Congress were guests at a possum dinner at the Wieuca convict camp near Peachtree Road on Wednesday at six o clock. Many delegates came from distant parts of the country and had never seen or tasted possum and taters before, making the occasion a memorable novelty.
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Rambo Reverses View After Burglary Clothes Return
Robert K. Rambo of West Pequhtree street, who praised police as a local tradition after a burglary left him trousers and an overcoat missing, changed his stance when Chief Beavers' men recovered the items and several other pieces. Jon Warks of Granger avenue, after a showing to his girlfriend, was arrested by two sleuths as the investigation traced the clothes' whereabouts.
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Auto collision injures Judge Gober in Decatur street incident
B C Kistner of 280 North Moreland, a meat market man, was fined 25 dollars and costs in the recorder’s court for reckless driving that caused injuries to Judge Gebrgs F. Gober of Marietta. The judge, crossing Pryor street at Decatur, was struck as witnesses testified the car struck him and threw him up.
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North Moreland
Recorders Court
Gebrgs
F. Gober
Marietta
Gober
Decatur
Pryor
Kistner
Rushed Lane Turn Sparks Car Crash Report In Arrest
A driver attempting to avoid a collision turned left, struck a car, and broke the windshield as the judge noted the impact. Witness Kistner said the vehicle horn was repeatedly sounded amid the incident.
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