Colleen Butler Faces Miss Maddox For Georgia Crown
Atlanta, June 24. Mrs Colleen Butler of Atlanta seeks her fourth Georgia Women s golf title as she meets fellow Atlanta veteran Miss Margaret Maddox in the 18 hole final. Maddox, former Southern champion, won the Georgia crown in 1931 and 1932 and reached the final by eliminating defending champion Martha Daniel Ome 3 and 2. Butler has won the Atlanta Women s championship four straight years. Charley Yates British Amateur champion will present trophies after the final.
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Atlanta
Colleen. Butler
Georgia
Fairways
Margaret Maddox
Tunney Named to Seek Title Bout for Frisco Fair
San Francisco reports Gene Tunney former world heavyweight champion became New York representative for a California sportsmen committee seeking a championship fight on Treasure Island during the Golden Gate International Exposition next year Harris Connick said Howell of the exposition commission relayed that Tunney would discuss plans with promoter Mike Jacobs in New York today
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San Francisco
Gene Tunney
New York
California
Treasure Island
Harris Connick
James Howell
Exposition Commission
Tunney
Mike Jacobs
Foreigners Counted At Fifty Three Thousand Five Hundred Forty Six
A historical note records that only 53 546 inhabitants of Turkey are listed as foreigners from a population of 16 103 904. This brief item highlights the small foreigner share in the national census.
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Turkey
Pace quickening in the Southern Association race
The Nashville Vols beat the Little Rock Travelers 6 to 5 and faced a near riot for not playing a second game after the first finished at 10 58 p m. The crowd demanded the halt as the league rules prohibit games starting after 11 p m. The win narrows the Vols to two games behind second place Atlanta Crackers who lost 3 4 to Birmingham. Memphis tops Knoxville 6 4 to move into fifth.
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Associated Press
Southern Association
Nashville Vols
Little Rock Travelers
Social Roundup In Meigs Georgia Visitors And Guests
Meigs Georgia notes list numerous out of town visitors and residents with guests from Albany Moultrie Miami Athens Thomasville Pelham Sarasota and Lake City plus a community center dance led by Mrs S Booth. Highlights include Dr and Mrs Holtzendorff of Valdosta visiting relatives and a Pelham Camilla group joining a Meigs trip to Washington D C.
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Meigs
Holtzendorff
Valdosta
J. N. Isler
E. N. Singletary
Atlanta
Merritt Bennett
Albany
Clarine Johnson
Martha Worsham
Moultrie
J. T. Golding
J. T. Golding Have As Their Guests For Several Days Mr. Golding
Phil Golding
Miami
Fla
Bill Harris
Meansville
Lesser Banks
Ft. Benning
J. S. Woody
C. C
J. G. Garrison
Ochiochnee
Claude Folmar
Thomasville
Palmer Singletary
Near Ochiochnee
Mack Smith
Little Son
Vernon Harris
Pelham
A. Miller Sr
Near Pelham
Washington, D. C
Camilla
Frank Spence
Frances Spence
Lougenia Davis
West
Sarasota
C. E. Hay Jr
Sarah Ellen
J. L. Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
Ethel Ives
Lake City
Meigs Community Center
S. €. Booth
Box Scores First Game Summary
Tallahassee leads Albany 4 1 in a late rally, with Nowak earning the win over Fisher. The box shows multiple errors and key hits from Ridings Joratz Murphy and Taylor, as Albany edges Tallahassee 4 to 3.
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Hayden
Savant
Ridings
Tyson
Taylor
McVay
Colden
Fisher
Heafner
Ocean
Albany Abrho
Endicott
Joratz
Murphy
Tallahassee
Albane
Dernback
McCay
Nowak
Lucas
Golden
Johnston
Floyd
Niche
Summ
Keane
Heather
Mernea Rutin
Bess
Heatner
Tallcahassee
Rides
Edd Heatiner
Danenis
Albany
Riley
Rf Éan
Michel
Wndicott
Lf Dernb
Baseball roundup from yesterday with multiple games
The report lists several performances including Ismel pitching six innings of a six run game, Gehrig homering and driving in three for the Yankees, Mickey Owen delivering a ninth inning single for a 2-1 win, Rudy York's homer and double in a 10-2 Tigers win, and Joe Cascarella preserving an 8-5 Reds victory by stopping a late Giants rally.
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Raese Plank
Babies
Tot Presswell
Dodgefelps
Isnel
Pirates
You Gehrig
Yankees
Indians
Mickey Owen
Bob Welland
Cardinals
Owen
Bees
Welland
Lyan Nelson
Athletics
Stuppee Browns
Rudy York
Tigers
Red Sox
Joe Cascarella
Reds
Giants
Bobby Riggs Seeks National Clay Courts Title
Chicago June 24 Bobby Riggs ranked No 2 nationally advanced toward a third straight National Clay Courts singles title facing No 7 Harold Surface of Kansas City in the quarterfinals. Other seeded players included Junior Coen Bryant Grant Joe Hunt Elwood Cooke Gardner Mulloy and Don McNeil with eight still in contention.
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Chicago
Bobby Riggs
Harold Surface
Kansas City
Junior Coen
Coen
Bryant Grant
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Don McNeil
Oklahoma City
Elizabeth Melling Dies at 91 in Victorian Era Context
Mrs. Elizabeth Melling, linked to Victorian era references, died recently at age 91. W.O. W. Woodmen of the World announce a regular meeting Monday night June 27 at 8:00 in the lodge room. all members urged to attend.
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Wigen
Pe Hardy Senate Ee
Belod
Elizabeth Melling
W.O. W
Cam Ae Meigs
Edwards seeks reelection to Georgia Legislature
J B Edwards announces candidacy to succeed himself in the Georgia Legislature subject to the September Democratic primary. He cites his past service and vows to vote honestly and serve Chomus County faithfully if honored again. He renounces factions and asks for voters' support.
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FO Nee
Thomas
Georgia
Clu
Chomus County
J.B. Edwards
Thomas County voters hear two legislative candidates
A. B. Hart asks support in the white Democratic primary on September 11 promising fiscal economy and county service. B. F Nazworth declares candidacy under white Democratic rules, pledging to reveal his platform and to stand on it fully if elected.
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Thomas County
B. FL
Nazworth
Boston
Board of County Commissioners
W. L. Watkins
Watkins
J. B. Manley
Political notices announce Democratic primary candidates
Fragments show W F Scott seeking re election to the Legislature from Thomas County and W W Alexander and W E Thomas announcing candidacy for judge of the Superior Courts in the Southern Judicial Circuit. Campaigns target voters ahead of September 14 1935 primary with pledges of service and impartial court administration.
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Ot Bigshin
Thomas Co
Thomas County
House
Senate
W. Fred Scott
Superior Courts
Southern Judicial Circuit
Superior Court
W. W. Alexander
Superior Courts of the
Southern Circuit
W. E. Thomas
County Commissioner Candidates Vow Service and Re-Election
A set of candidate notes from Boston Meigs Thomasville Ellabelle Coolidge Merrillville and other districts urge votes for the county commission. J B Manley G J Duren Paul Slalc y and C F Rehberg outline records and pledges for economy progress and continued service. Each seeks support in upcoming primary and election.
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Ellabelle
Coolidge
Merrillville
Thomas County
Board of County Commissioners
C.F. Rehberg
Valuable bracelet found in Burlingame
Burlingame California June 24UP two months ago Jerry Govin a young gardener found a tarnished bracelet Yesterday he used silver polish it became bright enough to interest a jeweler who said the bracelet contains 144 diamonds set in platinum The whole piece is worth more than 1500 dollars
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Burlingame
Calif
Jerry Govin
Major League Leaders Summary from Baseball Almanac
American League batting leader Avis notations show Averill Cleveland .390 and Travis Washington .364 with Foxx Boston leading in RBIs at 62. Runs scored led by Foxx and Lewis with 53 and 52 respectively. Home runs topped by York Detroit and Foxx Boston at 20. Pitching leaders include Allen Cleveland 9 1 and Nelson Philadelphia 8 1. Batting leader Lombardi Cincinnati .398 and Martin Philadelphia .355. Runs and RBIs leaders Ott New York 57 and 58 respectively. Hits leaders McCormick 81 and Moore 80 plus.
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Associated Press
Averill
Cleveland
Travis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
Lewis Washington
Y York
Detroit
Cramer
Cronin
Trosky
Averil
Fox
Lewis
Heath
Keltner
York
Detroi
Werber
Philadelphia
Kre«vich
Chicago
Allen
Nelson
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Martin
Ott
New York
Goodman
McCormick
Moore
New
Round Robin Golf Meet Opens in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 24 the Kenwood course hosted the second round of the Goodall invitation tourney a $5900 round robin. Henry Picard of Hershey Pa led with a first round 66 and faced Johnny Revolta Frank Walsh and Gene Sarazen in the morning while Sam Snead and Sarazen opposed Picard in the afternoon plus five and four ratings followed yesterday.
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Cincinnati
P. Theo
Kenwood
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Johnnys Revolta
Frank Walsh
Gene’ Sarazen
Sarazen Oxeain
Sam Snead
Revolta
MD Dadies
Pacard
S. Revolta
Walsh
Snead
Dudley
Ralph Guldahl
Law- Boi Little
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Ann Page
Clapp’s Baby Foods
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Colleen Butler
Miss Maddox
Frisco Fair
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Gu Lac
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Newcomb
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Joan
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P.& G Soap
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Southern Manor
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Southern Manor’ Fruit
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Baie Ys
Lifebody Soap
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Rinso Small Pky
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Scott Towell
Board of Commissioners
G. J. Duren
Paul Slalcy
Business Directory
Jean Herring
Moultrie Rd
A. C. Delco
Admiral
Gordon Lewis
Hardaway
W. T. Mardre
Jersey
Marly Springer
J. N. Rosalio
Westfield
Lee BE. Kelly
Major Leagues
Sheriff's Office
Jon
Rock Springs
College St
Troy Johnson
V. Broad Telephone
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Occu
Lee K. Kelly
Fleigh& St. Call
Rawleigh Jroste
Rawleigh’s
Dept. Stape Phis
Tenn
Sydney Fleming, Jr
Manry, Iron Works
Manry Iron Works
Jim’s Watch
Vann ‘Transfer ‘and Storage Co
North Stevens Street
Timesdunterprise Co
Brick Mason
W. Calhoun
Tankinds
Burnett Aower & Plow Works
Culpepper Finance
Bo Willingis Ag
Serug Consolidated Loan LN . I
Brighton Bldg
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