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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
3
Grady Allday pitched a full nine innings in a tense extra time game for Tallahassee as Thomasville faltered late. The veteran hurler held the line with speed and control, delivering a stellar performance after a year off while Tallahassee edged the visitors.
A reader from Thomasville laments fashionable trends toward mannish dress and asks women to remain naturally feminine. The piece pairs with an accompanying poem by Don Marquis, shared via O B Keeler, praising youth and spring in whimsical verse.
Coastal towns including Apalachicola Hampton Spring White Springs Port St. Joe Brunswick Tybee Pablo Beach Atlantic Bet Daytona host Salt Saturdays events. Community groups promote local markets, live music, and seafood tastings along the shore. Local officials urge safe travel and adherence to event guidelines.
Players split form with Red Adams and Vann leading multiple hits while Shepherd struggles. Red Adams and Vann deliver strong showings with four and three hits respectively as Waycross eyes a potentially thrilling verdict at Inman this afternoon.
An advertisement touts a simple mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium sulfate glycerine and Adlerika claimed to relieve stomach trouble in ten minutes by removing gas. It says it reveals old waste, stops bloating, improves mood and aids chronic constipation with quick pleasant results, at Central Pharmacy.
The report lists team records and percentages across multiple leagues. National League standings show New York, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston with varying won loss records and percentages. Southern and Sally leagues follow with New Orleans, Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, Birmingham, Charlotte, Spartanburg, Macon, Augusta, Asheville, Greenville, Columbus, and Knoxville, detailing wins losses and percentages.
Last Sunday visits include Mrs Boland and children from near Macon to see Mrs Bolands parents Mr and Mrs F N Carter. Nesmith family and kin visited relatives near Moultrie. Mrs J D Russell spent time with her mother in Hartsfield. Harold Yoeman and brother Perry Yoeman traveled to Mississippi. Perry Yoeman also visited his parents in the community. Edd Selph of Pavo was a visitor Sunday. Mrs George Cochran Mrs Wright and Miss Clara Stephens of Thomasville were in town Tuesday. Della Wilson returned from a week with relatives near Coolidge.
American League games none attended due to rain with Chicago Boston, Cincinnati New York, and Pittsburg Philadelphia all canceled. Minor leagues report Birmingham 1 2, Little Rock 9 3 and several other scores including New Orleans 1 Chattanooga 5 Mobile 6 Nashville 7 Atlanta 9 Memphis 1 Augusta 10 Macon 1 Asheville 10 Knoxville 2 Charlotte 13 Columbia 12 Greenville 7 Spartanburg 1.
The schedule lists American League and multiple city matchups including Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York New York at Boston with only one game scheduled Mobile at Chattanooga and many others in the Southeast such as Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis New Orleans at Nashville Asheville at Knoxville Augusta at Macon Greenville at Spartanburg Charlotte at Columbia.
Dan Humphreys and Cyril Simmons both of Moultrie Georgia are held on $10,000 bonds after grand jury indictment for allegedly luring a young woman from a boarding house and attempting an attack near Moultrie. They were arrested the day after the incident and bail was set by Judge Thomas. Trial is expected next week.
Big Creek reports include Edwin Dykes returning from Whigham to visit relatives. Thomasville visitors Mr. Young Vann and Mr. H J McMillan, with others like Mr. S A Sherrod and Mr. W W Wilson. Tobacco field activity noted as farmers harvest plentiful crops. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phinazee visited relatives in Thomasville. W T Laseter visiting daughter Mrs Sam Brown. Hugh E K Dyke spent the weekend with parents I M and E W McMillan. E W McMillan also in Thomasville Tuesday. A pound party hosted by Mr and Mrs David Brown drew about sixty guests. Misses Nona Bell Gandy, Lessie Mae Gandy, Agnes Ayres, and O J Gandy visited Murphy.
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