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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
1
Judge John T. Pendleton of the Superior Court ordered a receiver appointed for the Guarantee Bank and Trust Company. Attorneys planned a supersedeas to take the case to the Supreme Court while the case remains in statu quo.
In Waycross Thomasville blanked 0 0 0 while Waycross posted a 3 0 0 lead and 9th inning 9 run frame with Cheney Budiey Fey Shu man and umpires. Brunswick edged Cordele 4 3 with Filligen Eubanks Hartner Seifert. Americus defeated Valdosta 4 4 with Tillman Pierre and Wolf Manchester behind McAfee umpire.
A garbled baseball score snippet lists multiple innings with uneven team names. The text shows scores for Commbobus and others, mentions umpires Law and Williams, and includes partial lines for Jackson and Mesacola with run totals and errors, but the full context is unclear.
In Raleigh Durham game the line shows team innings with runs hits and errors. Liewelly and Lidgate Yon and Lowe pitched with Umpire for score R H. Charlotte rallied to 5 while Greensboro managed 2. Bausewine Malcolmson Jordan Coveney and McBride officiated.
Pittsburg scored 19 runs in the first six innings while Cleveland managed four, Ashhenfelder and Murray on Pittsburg hurled a strong effort with Bartiey and Kleinow contributing at the plate as the visitors posted an 18 to 4 victory.
Heavy rain turned Piedmont Driving Club courts to mud delaying Georgia State Tennis Tournament action around 3:30 pm Wednesday. The Grant Mansfield match split 6-2 6-8 with the final set to be played Thursday morning. doubles semi finals also planned if courts dry. Results posted show Howell over Draper 6-3 6-13 and Hall over Smith 8-6 6-4 among other tight scores.
D. Q. Bramlett, once of Atlanta and brother of Miss Mary F. Bramlett of 299 Edgewood Avenue, is in precarious condition after being shot in San Francisco. Police in San Francisco telegraphed Chief Beavers on Wednesday. Bramlett was robbed in a struggle, shot in the chest and stomach, and the attacker escaped.
The Rev. A Campbell Chowning of 138 Pulliam Street sues for 10000 damages against Sheen Porter Fertilizer Company Sam Hewitt S E Broadnax J R Porter and W J Eakes alleging false arrest and imprisonment on a larceny after trust charge.
South Atlantic League action at Savannah as Morrow and Thompson pace Savannah past Charleston behind strong hitting and solid pitching. Charleston struggled, notably in early innings, with Leary and Barr calling the plate as umpires.
The column lists multiple games with team matchups and inning by inning scores. Notable lines include Kansas City versus Comminue, Minneapolis versus Toledo, Milwaukee versus Indianapolis, St. Paul versus Louisville, and others with pitchers Umpires listed as Handibee, Johnstone, Westerveld, Irwin, Chill, and O'Brien.
The state announces it will proceed to trial on 48 hours notice after turning over twelve books of evidence. Witness examinations will stick to previously questioned ground, with no new questions. Judge Roan may be replaced by Judge Thomas for the trial set around June 30 in a larger venue due to heat and crowded witness sequestration.
In a Providence hosted game, Montreal defeated Providence 5 19 2. Mattern Burns Sline Matchell and J Onslow contributed to the scoring while Umpires Hayes and Carpenter officiated.
Washington June 18 The Overman investigating committee delves into letter files of the American Beet Sugar Co with clerk Harry Austin on the stand. Oxnard and Warren letters are read as counsel seeks to limit readings to matters since the extraordinary session began April 7. Senator Walsh argues the letters show current business of the authors.
Jacksonville June 18 A J Buckey of Jacksonville was elected worthy president of the Southeastern division of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Other officers elected include Adam Fisher Charlotte chaplain W S Weaver Augusta secretary H A Beaver Augusta treasurer H A Fisher Atlanta inner guard John Clark Jacksonville outer guard A Brill Augusta and conductor J Victor Ir Savannah. The drill prizes went to Savannah first Macon second and Atlanta third. Augusta won the cup for degree team work and Charlotte selected as the next convention site.
Meissen leads two year olds at four and furlongs with Dark Rosaleen finishing second. Flex wins the six furlongs at Ottawa ahead of Gold Ca and Ymir with a strong purse showing. Daily Waters tops five furlongs while Greenbrea and Louies Travers place second and third. Edda and The Rump contest the mile event with Edda favored. Jacqueline edges Mollie S for the mile. York Lad dominates the six furlongs at Latonia with Ave and Morristown succeeding in their events. Azo wins the mile and one eighth at Latonia while Rash places second to the winner. Six more races at Latonia feature Oreon, Ave, Morristown, Old Rose Bud, Maria C, and Bonne Chance with various placings. Race Entries listed on page nine.
Miss ER 0 Skelton head nurse at Red Cross Sanitarium 88 Cooper Street told detectives she was chloroformed choked and robbed of nearly 150 dollars and a gold watch. Footprints on her porch led to a suspect who recently visited the hospital. The case hinges on a man suspected though some footprints matched a grocer’s delivery boy.
In a high scoring late afternoon tilt at Ponce de Leon park between the Crackers and Volunteers, darkness halted play after the ninth with the game tied 3 to 3. Key moments include Goalby homer in the fifth and a late rally by the Crackers with Lindsay scoring on a wild play.
In Little Rock on June 18 Judge A M Ries, member of the Peace Commission, fell from a chair while hanging pictures and suffered a fatal skull fracture. In Washington on the same day the Senate granted the Lobby Inquiry Committee power to compel Roberts, chairman of the Union Pacific board, to testify.
In New Haven Yale triumphs 7 to 1 over Harvard as pitching and timely hitting pace the home team. Yale tallies in multiple frames highlighted by solid defense while Harvard manages a lone run early and struggles to muster offense throughout the game. Brown Burdette Finton Young combine on the mound for Yale to seal the win.
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