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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
3
In Atlanta officials of the Georgia Department of Agriculture say the present year holds promise for farmers, though the cotton crop faces threats from boll weevil and cotton bloom. The late stage of picking weighs on growers who fear unseasonable weather and uncertain yields.
American League leaders include Washington with 76 wins and .628, Philadelphia at 44 wins, Chicago 55 losses, St. Louis 58 wins, Cleveland 67, New York 70, Boston 56, Pittsburgh 66. Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Chicago are listed with varying records. Southern League shows Atlanta at 74 wins, New Orleans 72, Nashville 63, Memphis 66, Mobile 65, Chattanooga 61, Birmingham 58. additional lines show Charlotte 44, Spartanburg 46, Augusta 50, Macon 48, Asheville 56, Greenville 61, Columbia 69, Knoxville 73.
Yesterday's results show several decisive games with St Louis and Detroit posting five runs. National League matchups include Brooklyn edging St Louis 10 9 and Chicago beating Philadelphia 4. Southern and Sally Leagues list Nashville 4 Atlanta 6 and Augusta 7 Charlotte 2.
The notice lists matchups across multiple cities including New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at Chicago and others with three games scheduled. Additional pairings show Greenville at Knoxville Columbia at Macon Spartanburg at Asheville and Charlotte at Augusta.
I W Myers hotel man denounced state legislators who rejected a 15 million dollar educational bond issue. He spoke at Tifton opening the Woodrow Wilson College campaign in Valdosta urging private initiative and public support to prove Georgia’s commitment to culture and education.
The text discusses cotton production and price uncertainty, noting that if nothing unforeseen occurs before November 1 the Southern farmer can feel confident of a fairly good year and a favorable balance. Agriculturists see this as a big achievement after years of burdens and frequent setbacks, with improvements in arrangements and prospects.
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