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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-30
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Worlds Almanac for 1912 has the
new census figures at Holidays Book
Store.
Mrs. George W. Glover has gone u
Tampa, and will spend the remaining
weeks of the winter season pleasantly
with friends there.
Come today. Assortment of En-
brOideries is unbrOken. Cambria,
NainsOok and Swiss; all Toe yard.
Walker 4 BrittOn Co. 3O-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dismukes, after
stay of some length in Americas,
left yesterday for Savannah, Their
former home.
Mr.. Hooks Burkhalter, of Atlanta,
IS here upon a visit to his mother,
Mrs. Lula H. Burkhalter, at her home
on Jackson street.
For Sale-One OF the incest bouses
on Lee street at a bargain-$6,0 900.
Apply to the Mutual Realty Co, No.
sos Jackson street. J. A. Davenport
manager.
Mr. and Mrs, Orvil R. Harvey, for
merly of this city, but now residing
in Columbus, spent yesterday pleas
antly with friends here.
Wheat Grower: See E. B. HOrnady's
ad in this issue. 18-tf
Col. w. R. Sharp and party of friends
of Chicago, were visitors here yester-
day, guests of the Windsor.
Eldridge Drug Co.'S Headache and
Neuralgia Tablets will relieve. Try
them. 10c box.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Collins, of Ella-
vile, were among the several visit
ors spending yesterday in Americas,
guests of friends while here.
The Misses Feagin, of Andersonville,
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Collins, of Els
vile, were among the several visit
ors spending yesterday in Americas,
guests of friends while here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Brown returned
yesterday from a short visit to their
daughter, Mrs. T. F. Galloway, in Ma
con-
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Mr.. Eugene Hill returned last night
from a pleasant visit to Macon.
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Mrs. A. c. Crockett has returned
from Vienna, where she was called by
the illness of her father, Mr.. ]. P
Heard, now much improved.
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Mr.. w. E. Scott was among the sew
eral Maconians spending yesterday in
Americas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil R. Harvey, for
merly of this city, but now residing
in Columbus, spent yesterday pleas
antly with friends here.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
JOHNS" ARE
SHUT OUT
Chicks Put ever Their Lone
Tally on FiRk'S
Error
STAY OVER FOR
A MONDAY GAME

Wilmington shut out Johnstown here
yesterday afternoon by TO 0 score.
It was a brilliant game from every
viewpoint, the pitching being particu-
larly good with Brazell having a
shade the better of the argument, al
though he let out four scattered
singles. He walked but three men
and breezed seven.
Not until the ninth inning did
Johnstown plant runner on third.
but in that pinch Brazell held tight
and got out without a run being
scored against him. Edwards, a new
conner in Tri-State BAH, handed the
Chicks only two hits, but walked four
and famed but two.
The Chicks scored their only run in
the NTH Inning off Fink's error after
two men we're down. Meyers opened
the session by walking. Weeks sacri-
feed and Kerr famed. Brazell hit
a soft one TO Fink, which the latter
threw so high to Follansbee that Bra
zell got under the bsseman, Myers
scoring while Follansbee was in the
air. Marhefka left Brazell on first
by flying out to Newton.
Not until the eighth inning did
JohnstoWn seem dangerous. Fink
started the half by drawing n pass,
McClelland hit one into Jacksons
glove and Baker tore of a single,
sending Fink TO second Edwards hit
a soft one on which Fink tried for
third. but was nailed, Brazell 10
Mecherly. With Edwards on FIRST,
Brazell struck out Poland and the
trouble was over.
Newton opened Johnstown's last
chance in the ninth with hot single
10 center and moved up ON Conn's
sacrifice. Meyers to Fritz, but was
left on second when ketter and Fol
lansbee went out on lightning plays
by Mecherly and Myers.
II was Doc. Kerr's first appearance
at home. and as he stepped up for
the first time the fans gave him the
hand. Only one man stole on him.
lKetter, who was returned TO Johns
town by the St Louis Nationals. did
the receiving for the visitors and also
allowed but one steal. An unusual
happening was the fact that Mar
'hefka was the only Chick to face Ed
wards four, times. Tony Marhofla
was tho fielding star with a scoop up
of an almost impossible drive off Fol-
lansbee's bat IN the fifth inning He
GOT his man at the corner.
Johnstown is scheduled here for
today and Monday.
rf|~ffho score.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
SPORT SHOW
AT END TONIGHT
AFTER BIG WEE.

After a successful week the Spord
mems Show comes TO a close tonigl|
No better exhibition was ever givl
in Wilmington and it amazes Il
average person at the character al
completeness of such a fine displs|
Every person should see the bird
dogs and fish.
One of the additions at the shd
is a complete display of the Raccod
Camping Club under the direction
Robert Chadwick. Every detail
camp life is depicted. consisting
tents, boats, nets. traps. dogs. snaI
pers, cooking and sleeping outfits,
fact, a wonderful display. The cor
mite asked for it's continuance d
night and the club consented.
All the prize-winning dogs will
at the show tonight to get their cuI
and prizes. Also the amateur pho
prizes will be awarded.
Tonight will be a great one at Il
show.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
SATURDAY BASEBALL
semi-PrOfessIOnaI League.

'"ioociVhni htdRue.
Highland vs.. New Castle at New
Castle.
Madison VS.. MarshalIton. at Mar
shallton.
Imperial VS.. Pullman at Horse
Show Park.
Two games at each park.
All-Wilmington League.
Hillside at vandever, Seventeenth
and Spruce
Parkside at Riverview, Riverview
dupont at Rockford Water Tower
Speakman at Highland.
Church League.
Central VS.. Newport, at Landlith.
Edge Moor VS., Old swedes, at She'll
pot.
siIverbrook VI. Eastlake, at Silver
brook.
Wilmington Junior League.
Wilmington Juniors VS.. Elsmere, at
Elsmere.
South Side vs.. Newport. at New
port
Clarion VS.. Belmont. at Ninth and
Rodney.
Old swedes VS.. Colonial at Eden
Park
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
Chicks Shut Out Saturday Baseball Boxng-S Odl
TWO MORE FOR
OLD SWEDES

Old Swedes, Church League Cham
pions, won both games from the Cam
den, Del. team at Camden. on Me-
mortal Day Both games were well
played and very interesting and shows
the strength of the Old swedes team,
as Camden is considered one Of the
very best teams in the lower part
Of the State Hall pitched both games
for Camden and pitched well. Halter
twirled in the morning and Smith
in the afternoon for. Old Swedes and
both kept the hits well scattered
The Old swedes team is anxious to
arrange two games for July and
Labor Day for out Of town and any
one offering good guarantee can get
two good games.
The scores:
Morning Game
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
LINCOLN WINS TWO.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
LINCOLN CITY. Del. June Lin
coin City won two games from Green
wood, on Thursday. The scores:
Morning game: r H. r.
Lin City 0 0 o o 0 . o 1-2 3 4
Greenw'd 00O 900 I o OIL 3
Batteries-Bruner and Risler;
Sharp and Hollis.
Afternoon game, r H p.
Lin. City o / o 0 3 20 OF 6 s
Greenw'd 90 0 900 0 90 ? 7
Batteries. Curtin and Risler; Sharp.
Todd, Hollis and sstterfeld.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
READING TEAM GIVES UP.
indianapolis May Get Baseball Fran
chIse in United States League.

READING, Pa. June 1.-The last
United States League ball game was
played in this city yesterday. Cincin-
natl is scheduled here tomorrow, but
Hugh McKinnol the manager Of the
Reds. was disappointed with the small
audience of Memorial Day. and will
take his team home tonight. Il is
claimed that the circuit will be rear
ranged and that only Western cities
will be i'm the organization. Indian
apolis. It is claimed will get the Read
ing franchise.
Players Fletcher. Eibel. Sheckard.
Berkel, Petit and AIilliman have been
signed with teams In organized
leagues. and will depart Sunday. II is
said Manager Groom, Of the local club
has an offer from a Tri-State club
President Whitman when seen this
afternoon. would give out no state
ment
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
Let's Get
Together

We're moving up.
York is going downtown.
Some class to that game from the
pitching view point.
Warm weather is making pitchers of
our staff, after all.
Kerr gave Msrhefka a bad throw on
Conn, but Tony made good on the
heave.
The fans seem to think Kerr is a
real catcher.
Tony handed Myers a wicked throw
on Newton in the fourth but Tex got
his left tentacle on the pill and nailed
his man.
Again we rise to say that no short
stop in this company has got any
thing on Marhefka. The play he pulled
of on Fallansbee was the most brill
liant one of the year.
"Never mind. Kerr will get EN- p"
That's a new song with the rooters
when runners try for steals.
One error by the Johns handed the
game to the Chicks. Fink's high throw
of Brazells grounder let Myers over
with the only tally
Barker hit too hard for Mecherly
in the eighth and things looked bad
for the Chicks, but the danger was
over soon.
Ketter was back with his old
friends. He'll get his start in the
big show next year.
Keenan, umpired his first game here
and while he made two slip ups he
ought to make good as an indicator
holder.
Johnstown is here for games today
and Monday. Now's our time to climb.
Highland lost to Pennsgrove after
having them shut out up to the ninth
inning.
But won honors when they threw it
into Villa Nova in the afternoon.
New Castle won from Fort DUPONT.
Imperial won from Pennsgrove in
the afternoon, at Pennsgroye
Double headers in the semi-League
today.
Young Wise. of High School, had a
try-out with New Castle, and allowed
but one hit in five innings
Benson, of New Castle. had eleven
put outs at first base in five innings
New Castle is playing crack ball anc
a record-breaker crowd is expected
for Highlands game.
President Abrahams spent a neutra
day. saw Highland-Pennsgrove game
in the morning and then journeyed tC
New Castle to see the leaders defeat
the soldiers
When Connie Mack announced tbs
sale of Lefty" Russell. to Atlanta
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
SELECT LOCAL GOLFERS.
FOR GRISCOM PLAY.

With the tri-city golf matches for
the Griscom Cup on the schedule for
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. ST
Martins. the women In the Pennsyl-
vania district will have the oppor-
tunity Of carrying of the champion
ship on the home course. dut to the
fact that last year New York failed
70 send it's team to Boston 10 play for
the cup and. therefore. forfeited the
right to mold the contests in the
Metropolitan district this year.
II will be hard test for the women
IN this section, but they have been
playing championship golf and Il
looks very much like the golden op-
portunity for a win. The committee
Of the Women's Golf Association of
Philadelphia selected the players tor
the Griscom Cup matches.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01

stay in the major leagues has gone
back on him. The veteran has been
endeavoring all spring to get into
shape, but II is now evident that his
arm is dead" Financially the grand
old man of baseball" is well fixed,
having $4,000 in the bank and
splendid home to spend the rest Of
his days In.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
Sporting Gossip - Let; fsss;s.. Get
Let's Ta.c;s.- Get ss and Comment
Let's Get
Together

Of the Southern League, he kissed
goodbye to $13 500, the price the
manager Of the worlds champions is
reported TO have paid TO Baltimore for
Russell in 1910. The pitcher contract
ed lame arm before reporting here
and never showed major league form.
AS one fan remarked. if the Giants
won EN- all, it would put the league
on the fritz.
Smiling Joe Willis. young south
paw OF class, stopped the Giants after
they had won nine straight.
Bobby Wallace tried out Willis for
while last season but canned him.
Another reason why the Browns are
in last place.
II they had to lose, the Giants we're
glad that Roger Bresnahan's Cardinals
did the trick.
The lowly Dodgers turnel and took
two games from the Boston Braves,
thereby crawling out of last place
Dropping the seventh straight game,
the Reds looked sheepish alongside the
Pirates. Cole, formerly of Chicago
was in a Pittsburgh uniform.
Powelps twirling against the Tig-
ers featured the only game in the
American. Cobb's triple in the first
frame scored Detroit's only run.
George Burns who has made seven
hits for the Giants in ten pinches did
not come across" yesterday.
A peek at the Pirates lineup dis
closes some unfamiliar names.
Nap" Rucker relieved Ragon when
he was tottering and the way the
sterling southpaw moved down the
Braves brought JOY to Bill Dahlen's
heart. "Tt's the comeback punch"
said the Superbas' manager.
The thinnest thing in a baseball
unifrom practiced with the Giants to-
day. His name is Ernest Shore. of
Girad College, North Carolina. His
front elevation is feet inches,
weight about 10 pounds.
Permanently retiring from baseball,
Fred Tenney, last years manager of
the Boston Nationals and formerly
first baseman Of the New York Giants,
has entered the shoe manufacturing
business in Lynn. Mass.
Are you interested in business
chances-the Wants point to gainful
Evening journal., 1912-06-01

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
Afiernonn rame.
LnLLS MITH M 80

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, June 1.-Ephraim Jolls,
the best pitcher on the Delaware Col
lege team for the past three seasons.
may pitch Saturday games for the
Newark Field Club team of the Penn
Mar League during the summer
months. Although Delaware lost every
game this season. Jolls pitched gilt
edge ball in several games but was
poorly supported He would greatly
strengthen the local team.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01

Mrs. Leila Love, wife of Wiley Love,
farmer living near Covena, Ga,
says: 'I have taken Foley Kidney
Pills and find them to be all you
claim for them. They gave me almost
instant relief when my kidneys we're
sluggish and inactive can cheer
fully recommend them to all sufferers
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forth, Market and Second streets,
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Evening journal., 1912-06-01

Are you interested in business
chances-the Wants point to gainfui
transactions. Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
WILMINGTON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Johnstown .....0 o o o 90 90
Wilmington 80 90 1 0 o o I'll
Struck out-By Edwards, 2; Bra
Eell Z Double plays-Marhefka
Fritz, Myers. Left on hases-Johns-
town. 3: Wilmington, 3. Stolen bases
.-Ketter, Fritz. Sacrifice hits-Conn.
Weeks. First base on error-Brazell.
Base on balls-By Edwards, 4: Bra
ell, g. Time of game-1.40. Umpire
Keenan,
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
CAMDEN, DEL.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base hits, l.arosch. Somers;
Struck out, by Halter 8, BY Hall z.
Stolen bases. Camden I. Sacrifice
Hit, Hall Base on balls. Halter 1.
Hall 2 Time Of game, lao Umpire
Naylor, OF Camden.
Evening journal., 1912-06-01
CAMDEN DEL.

Old swedes 80 0 0 2 900 2 x-4
Camden =. .. 20 o o / o 0 0 O-1
Two-base hits. smithe. 2; struck
out. by Smith, 8, by Hall II: left on
bases, Old Swedes. 2; Camden, s.;
base on balls, Smith, 3: Hall /; time
Of game. Las; umpire, Naylor, Of Cam
den, Del
Evening journal., 1912-06-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

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