Macon Club Protests Ruling Of Sally Sqop Prexy
Macon Peaches manager Milton Stock protests a South Atlantic League ruling by president BE M Wilder that voids a June 4 game versus Columbus after a disputed ninth inning play. The contest ended 4 3 for Macon but records were erased and the game may be replayed. Roy G. Williams pledges appeal to league directors.
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Peaches
M Wilder
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George Payne
Roy G. Williams
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Wiliam G. Bramham
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Brookfield Justice Rules on Scooter Ban Boosting Kiddie Cars
Justice of the Peace Frank J. Carroll issued a decision that increased the appeal of kiddie cars in Brookfield suburb, easing restrictions and prompting local enthusiasm for small ride on vehicles.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Carroll
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Box Score Summary of Local Baseball Game
The game ends with Smith the winning pitcher and Sass the losing pitcher. Key players include Reed, Ridings, Heafner, and Charmolie with multiple RBIs from Strolich Robertson Reed Flair Stover McVay Golden and Savant. Mayer Strolich Savant add two base hits and Golden posts a three base hit while Ridings Stolich steal bases.
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Robertson
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Stover
McVay
Golden
Savant
Mayer
Stolich
McWay
Charmolite
Wies
Sass
Smith
Hotts
Sinny
Jwwendall and
Haslett
Ome Coe Moultrie
Johnson
Vesek
Ss Stolick
Thar Smith
Murray
Baseball Highlights and Box Scores From Yesterday
A YESTERDAYSX STARS recap notes Harry Danning of the Giants going 3 for 3 in a 4 1 victory, Bob Weiland pitching six hits for the Cardinals in the same doubleheader loss. Bob Johnson of the Athletics drove in eight runs in an 8 3 win over the Browns, hitting his 14th and 15th homers. Mace Brown and Johnny Rizzo of the Pirates led a win as Rizzo cleared the bases with a homer. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees pitched well and homered with two on as New York beat a foe in the nightcap. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers homered twice and doubled once in a 18 21 win over Jim Aakell.
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Bob Weiland
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Bob Johnson
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Mace Brown
Johnny Rizzo
Pirates
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Charley Gehringer
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New Macon club adds scoring punch in Sally League
Augusta Ga June 12 new players join Macon in the Sally League with Jake Baker winning again as he beats Jacksonville 8 to 2. Eddie Jabb homers with a man on, Johnny Rucker collects three hits. Columbia Reds top Savannah Indians 6 to 3 as Climax Blethen goes 4 for 4. Columbus defeats Greenville 3 to 2 on Bill Prout’s eighth inning homer. Augusta Tigers lose 5 to 4 to Spartanburg despite 13 hits.
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Jacksonville Tars
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Major League Leaders List By Associated Press
American League leaders include Averill Cleveland .374 and Trosky .370 for batting. Lewis Washington with 414 runs. Foxx Boston 69 RBIs. Foxx and Averill with 18 and 50 RBIs. Travis and Lewis lead in hits. Cronin and Cramer 16 doubles. Averill 7 triples. Foxx 18 home runs. Lewis 10 stolen bases. Grove 10 1 and Kennedy 9 1 in pitching. National League leaders show Lavagetto .860 and Lombardi .359 batting. Ott New York 48 runs. Ott 49 RBIs. McCormick Cincinnati 79 and Moore New York 68 hits. McCormick 18 doubles. Mize St Louis 6 triples. Goodman Cincinnati 14 home runs. Galan and Hack Chicago 6 stolen bases.
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Children’s Village Planned for Golden Gate Fair
San Francisco officials announce a Children’s Village at the Golden Gate International Exposition next year. Fredrick Weddleton, AGC, says the dream of candy on bushes and mountains of bee cream will come true for visiting children.
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Local Social Gossip Mentions Georgia Graduates and Visits
Fragmented notes report Georgia students and graduates from the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech visiting relatives, attending ceremonies, and hosting guests. It names Elizabeth and Edward Zachert, Ruth Seligman, Sharney Kahn, Grace Petehtewer, and others among families in Bainbridge and Sylvester.
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Roma
Zachert
Starehore College
Elizabeth Pfore
Edward Zachert
Sharney Kahn
Ruth Seligman
Sylvester
University of Georgina
Aaytie, Sas
Live Oni
Lee Welch Hurst Killed as Car Strikes Horse
In Bainbridge Georgia on June 1 Lee Welch son of Dr and Mrs Welch was riding a saddle horse owned by M M Toote when a car struck the animal near Attapulgus. Inez the horse died and Welch suffered severe cuts and bruises. Welch is in the U S Navy on furlough with his parents. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
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Athan
Williamt
Simmers
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Vivooaei Maes Coharpe
Syreet Smith
Lee Welch Hurst
Bainbridge
Lee Welch
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Street Fight Near Ritz Theatre Ends With Knives
Two men argued on the street in front of the Ritz Theatre using a knife and a glass sign as weapons. One man allegedly drew a knife and another seized the sign striking the other combatant on the head. Police took Hammett into custody for fighting while Bennett was released.
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Antidote Sales Ban Bars Hangover Remedies in Taverns
Newark June 13 The sale in taverns of antidotes for hangovers was barred as an invasion of the pharmacy business. Commissioner Burnett said selling any filler for on or off premises consumption would turn taverns into part time pharmacies, which the statute forbids. The report adds a note about a deer park at Savernake spanning 4,01 acres.
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N. J
D. Frederick Burnett
Campaigners clash over ragweed relief in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis activists debate strategies to curb ragweed pollen that causes hay fever. Campaigners argue access and effectiveness of relief measures amid seasonal rise. Local residents seek practical solutions as plans unfold.
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