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THE BANNER-HERALD.
TUESDAY, MARCH 27■ 1833,
?r Internationals
Beat Detroit ‘Tygers 5-3
RENT—TEN ROOM HOUSE,
FOR _
arranged la two eoapl*ra apart*
menta, aU modern conveniences, large
lot well shaded. Reasonable rent.
Albert,E. Davison. • mile
Minimum Charge of 40 Cents
Insertions. Seven times for tbs
price of flvn Insertions.
All discontinuances MUST bo
made!9> person at The Ban.
ner-Herald Office or by letter.
Telephene discontinuances arc
NOT
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bam[er.hbralo want
MS GET RESULTS
ball for Rochester, while' nine, Cobb
and Heilman played stellar ball for
tho Tygers.
- After the ninth session had rolled
around and tho score tied. Rochester
won tho ball came in a walk nnd a
single by Sammy Barnes, old Auburn
star. ''Lefty Francis opened the,
frame .with a burst of. wildness and
with-we count 1*3 Arlhdcarnn sin
gled sharply to center. Pitt walked
and both advanced mi a sacrifice fly,
Mcrkln to Cobb. Both tallied when
BY HAL JACKSON
After being blanked by the might?
Dauaa for seven frames the Roches-
ter Internationals fell' upon the -De
troit Tygera In the tenth frame and
won a hard fougpt game 4-3. When
the ninth Inning passed the score
was knotted at three, blit In the
tenth the Internationale took advan
tage of a wiilk by Francis, the port-
alder who relieved Dauaa. apd com
bined with singles Hanies and Arch
deacon scored two runs, thereby
winning the game. The Cobbmcn!
failed to threaten In their part of the
tenth nnd went down 4 to 3 while
J.000 fans looked on
The start of the.
For Sale
FOR SALE—FIVE BOSTON BULL
Terrier puppies, beautifully marked.
Pedigreed stock. Phone 3S4-J.
m37p
FOR SALE—PRESERVES, PICKLES,
Sweet Poutoes and Fresh Country
Eggs. Call 7*. Banner-Herald Of
fice. if.
Lest And Found
LOST—Many an article, found by a
Bannerfltkrald reader and return-
to Its jjfrner. If you have lost any
thing tojy try a Banner-Herald
Want Ad tomorrow. tf.
FOB SALE—1 MARE. I MULE. 1
• two-horse white Hickory wagon and
1 rubber tire buggy. J. O. Johnson,
739 Pulaski SL m-3-p
FIGURES
TELL TALE
FOR SALE— BeIaHAN AND FANCY
Rabbits, one dollar per pair. 197
Boulevard Heights, phone -539-W. .
miii
. . ., lorablc clash
found Keenan working on the mound
for, the Internatlgpals while the
lanky Dauee drew'-the Tyger'e as
signment. These twlrlers were well
supported while on the hill and
staged a nifty 'little duel with Dauss
having the edge. Tho Tygera drew
tho first blood when Jonee tallied In
the third Inning. He took first on
an error by Lawrence, went to sec
ond on Cobb's,Infield hit and scored
on a vicious single by Heilman.
Daiup twirled steady ball while he
Try ae they would the Tygers eo-jJifc
net connect with the offerings of
Meador nnd only ono man reached
first In their session of tho tenth.
Veach opened the Inning by. flying
'out to Archdeacon In deep center.
Heilman singled vcliously to left but
Pratt and Hlgney fell victims to Mr.
Meador's benders. Thus died the
fighting Tygers.
DETROIT AB R H PO A E
Blue, lb r, 0 o 13 I o
Jones, 3b .. 9 3 0 3 4 0
Cobb, cf 90 1 30 0
Veach, If. 9 II 3 1 0
Heilman, rl. 4 0 3 2 0 0
Pratt, 3h 4 0 3 3 9 0
lllgncy, so 9 0 0 0 3 0
Bossier, c. ...... 3 0 1 1 3 1
Dauss. 3 0 0 0 3 0
Francis, 1 0 0 0 1 o
Wanted
WANTED—A rood cookg honso maid*
butter, gcfiauffeur, domestic help,
or mayb# its office assistance* book
keepers, J stenogs, .telephone girls,
cashiers stew" Whatever It la you may
be sure that thousands of alert busi
ness and*efficlent Individuals In Ath
ens will ;see your Want Ad In the
Uanner-Iierald and will talk over the
matter vflth you next day. It's done
•very da| In Athens. tf.
FOR SALK—SWEET MILK—ALSO
buttermilk. Regular customers
wanted. Phono 652* W. O. C. Arm*
m27c
strong.
smoJ
FOR SALE-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
Modem, large lot, good location,
priced to sell. Terms very liberal.
Address "House,” care rinr\nef-Her-
al«l. m27p
FOR SALE—ONE GAS OENBRAT-
I ING Outfit, suitable for use In coal
or wood stove. Makes Us own gas.
Is economical and easy to handle, ef
ficient and clean. Address P. O. Box
84«, City. mSOp
WANTED—POSITION AS SALES
LADY tfn dry goods store. Have
h&d 11 Jycare business experience.
Lady of congenial disposition. Knows
lug Worker,
Athens, <}u.
Banner,
FOR SALE — FINK THOROUGH
BRED Bull Pup. Phone 1276-W.
ta27c
WANTED—POSITION AS
to Ully the tying. run,
TV COULDN'T
OFFICE
t by lady 'of reflnemenL
moral office Work Including
ky. Doctor's office pro-
federate salary to begin
FOR SALE — DALTON ADDINO
calculating and listing machine.
Practically new. Will coll cheap.
Abernathy Auto Supply Co., 147 Col
lege Ave. r.i!t,>
"Ty" Cobb, Georgia', own, receira Lai
el hie biggest - ovation In Athene La]
when he strode to the plate each Ke<
Lmo end thousand* of voices pleaded Mei
t^successfully far Tyrus to “bust
- nc." Cobb secured only a scratch T
hit. thin by charity of the scorer. In *
five trips tp the, pan and fanned. Cor
swinging In the ninth with the score Btol
knotted. Dnt
The Rochester clnb was alow to get nlm
going hut,when they did hit their run
stride they certainly mndo Mr. Fran- Fra
cle step abouL They are a great Innl
team and their victory over tho Ty- run
gera was deserved. They refused to Jud
let up when they Were goose-egged witl
tor seven Innings, hut kept fighting pltc
and thereby won tho battle.. Arch-' Mes
deacon, Pitt and Merkle played great • ton.
FOR SALE—I WILL SELL A FEW
of my best 1 year old henn In
Barred Rocks, Red and White Log-
horns In order to make room f Jr j
young stock, the birds are good and
matter
fWANTEli—ANY
QUANTITIES OF
scrap itjon, rags, metals, books and
magaxtnei stock. Dixie Icon ft Metal
Co.. 410* Foundry SL* Phone 1151.
Next to fienaon-Fullbrlght Bldg.
alia
CITY SCHOOL NOTICE
f-BY COUPLE WITH LIT-
1 4 years old, three unfur-
>ms for light housekeeping,
Address “J. K. S.," care
trald. m39p
Until 33 o'clock noon, 91
3. the undersglncd will
for approximately 300 ti
and 140 tons coke, fe
Schools. -
The Committee resorv
to reject any or all bids.
M. a. NICHC
Chairman. Committee
rl the toC
') thl?f bence o° |
L,e ***My enTA
Cobb’s Fellow Townsmen Flock to
See Him Play; Has Good Team* Too
Young S.tallinga, .Former Georgia Student, Now High
Up ih Art Profession, Scf the “Miracle
Man” Says.
ROAD TAXES NOW
DUE
Road Taxes must be
paid .on or before Apr?!
1st oKice drMt
Commissioners in the
Court House.
Pay your taxes now,
ail’d avoid unnecessary
expense.
Tate Wright,
Clerk.
WANTED—Help
WANTED—Help. Household fuml
ture, pe't stock, Any one of a thou-'
Band things. You can fill your Wants|
promptly:and cheaply with a Ban-,
ner-HcmW Wont Ad. Sf.
7ANTED—GIAN TO WORK AFT*
ERNOONS and Saturdays In shoe
epartmojL Write F. O. Box 9M.
m27o
general home Ten situation for
e said, “Welt, the niw park in
New /York haa a closer Inclosure
than the old Polo ’ grounds fend of
course this mean* a greater ad-
vantage to Babe Ruth. He will
polo lota of them over the fence.”
Cobh looks good for many more
yegra in baseball and la apparent-
ly aa lithe and active as he was
many years ago when ho .was at
the top of hu career and was
barnstorming tho country . In the
"College Widow” a stage produc
tion that was affording hla rec
reation during the winter month.
YOUNG STALLINGS
AT PROFESSION’S TOP
■■ i
Ur. Stallings, when asked about
hit son. George, Jr, who woe
formerly a student at the Uni-
versity and one of the best ar
tiste over to attend Georgia, laid
that young Stallings haa succeed
ed eo well in art that hi ie welt
up to the top in his profeeaion.
Upon the advice of tho Chancellor
Mr. Stalling! withdrew hie soli
from Georgia and sent him to an
art school- He spent a year in
Paris and another year in Berlin
■ttidying and is now doing ani
mated drawing* for the Intern i-
tional Film company, wihich U
Hearst’s company and the largest
Ty Cobb,- who made tho city of
Royston famous the world over
for his baseball prowess, spent
the wek-end at Ills old home
there, which is: juat thirty-five
mile* from Athens, and drove
here Monday at noon for tho De-
For Rent—Rooms
FDR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish
ed rooftis, with meals or without
board. Cfstnble location. Conven
lances. Rent reasonable. These are
some of the offering yon find dally In
Banner-Herald Wont Ads. tf.
trolt-Rocheater game in the aft-'
eraoon.
Several hundred of his fellow
townsmen came over for tho
game and to so their idol in ac
tion once more. It haa been sev
eral years since he performed
here end hie admirer* from Hirt
county and that section pf Ge>r-
gi* were here'enmasse-
Bell boy* and casual visitors
a roue d tho Georgian were inquir
ing all day, “la that Ty CobbT”
os some fine looking man came
down the elevator or walked
around the lobbv»
Georgia Stallings, the "miracle
man” of tho game, was also cen
ter of much interest • as he sat
around tho foyer and out in front
of tho hotel. He is tho same quiet,
self composed Stallings of old
and inquired about a number of
hi* old friends here.
“WB WILL BE THERE
IN EVERY GAME.
When asked about' his te*m
Cobb said that he had A good col
lection ob ball players and would
give some team a run for the-pen
nant this year. “We may not win
ant| are net claiming the rag but
we will be i nthere every game,
strumental club.
*TU Forget Yon.” Josh Williams.
“At Dawning,” Hoy Jones.
“Georgia Four,” In Georgia songs
Spanish quartet, composed of
Jimmy Frazier, Brooko Johnston,
Robin Merrill, Felix Hargret, of
fered a variety of numbers.
FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED
f rooms to couple without children.
Call 394-tV or apply 37* Barrow
etreeL , mJ7p
Cobb and Stallings left Athens
igether and their teams will play
p this*week at different towns
ALL ABOARD
Scrap. Iron,- Brass#. jCopper,
Lesd, .Rubber, Bags, and. old
Issues I of Magazines. - Where
quantity justifies our Truck will
call for.
Dude Iron & Metal Ca
415 Foundry 8troot
Phono 1151 Athena, G*
in.the state. Rochester has been
training St Selma, Alabama this
-OJ-1 Lut. Ui Cl.Hi-— V-.
RENT—FIVE ROOM HOUSE
h nlf modem conveniences. Price
mbit. Coll 1M0-J. and a* for
gtone. folic
while Mr. Stallings has
“ ‘lers down on bis
lock- Cobb’s team Is
kUgusta, where Cobb
omo and where ho
Winter Excursion F;
farm at Ha
training at
make*. his
married- '
Radio Enthusiasts
Year Tourist Fares
ROOM HOUSE,
modern conven-
Offlce. Phone
mile
Smart enedo hats worn to mutch
•node costs arc frequently trimmed'
with quills or cockades of ribbon.
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
British Col
California
Florida
Disappointed When
Amateurs Break In
Many local radio fans tuned in
with Atlanta Saturday night at si*
o'clock and again Just before mid
night to catch the Georgia Glee
club artists sang* oyer the Con
sultation and Journal broadcast
ing steuond.
Several receiving sets here
brought the Constitution's perfor
mance to Athens while a few of
tha-‘‘adlow!* n beard th? midnight
concert by the Journal,
Local ■ amateur*. Interferred
greatly with itie slx. o'clock pro
gram whoa they cut in with their
wtrslss* sending-set*. “I don't see
why. It is that f these amateurs i
tO UNFURNISHED
h. reasonable. Oood
Benson’s Cakes
Like Y9u Make
A 4- Ua«Ma
70 UNFURNISHED
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
Georgia Railroad' *
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western . Railway of Alabama
‘Vifi *ii
Liberal
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
board AIR LINK RY-
iod Southbound
jpd Southbound
tAtlonta-Monrle I'c'l *:1» p
Atk-BIrmlngbam-Mem. 3:30 p
; Norfolk-Rlch-N. T. 1:1* P
• ,Atl-Abbevllle I'c'l 7:3* a
• Atl.-Blrmlnchom 9:19 a
iJ "Norfolk-Wash. 9:19 a
J Wilmington-N. T. 6:31 a
V00D ASH WOOD
Best for Cooking and
Heating Purposes
Per Truck Load . $2.75
Orders of five loads
or more, per load $2.50
This Wood Formerly
Sold for $3.25 per load.
Call Us and We.Will
ATHENS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
te limit and stop-over privile
irther information applv to
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A.,
714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.
- Typewriting
Save 50% of expenaea by at- 1
tending this schooL Tho gr«il-
uates of tho Athena Business
Cc liege always get the beat po
sition. Every Graduate em
ployed. Writ* for information
today.
Supply Your Needs.
HANNA MFG. CO.
Phone Y47 Phone 147
CENTRAL OF, GEORGIA RY.
V. O. Bolton, Agent, Phone lKt
. Cental of Georgia Station
Desaft for Macon 7:3# s. m. -
• ; 4:41 p. m.
CO? Iiitereit on monthly Co?
O /0 repayment plan O/O
HUBERT M. RYLEE
LAW OFFICES .
I mas Bldg. - Athens, Ga.
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY v
■ . ... fi!*$i* »
No othtr-water haa the wenderfol taete, the Invigorating tail
ing that it leaves alter each glass full—it's delightful, yss It's—
LINTON SPRINGS'WATER
. - ; y: . .
Drink It All Year ’Round—But Especially In .Spring end Sum-
mar— PHONE 95 '
“O Soil Mio" (in , Spaniuh),
Brook*'Johnston.
“That's How I Believe in Ton,”
Brooke' Johdkton.
"Tiger Rag,”' Instrumental club.
“Rcwes of Picardy,” Minor Wheat
on. Down in Bouton Town,” in-
Latest Belt Feeds
Money Maker. •
All Kinds Mill
Supplies.
Hoe Simon Dlston Saws.
Teeth. Files, Belting, Pipe, In
jectors, Fittings, Engine and
Boiler Repairs. Briig with your
auto and work done quick.
Wire Cables.
plsnty Room to Park Car.
Lombard Iron Works
AUGUSTA, GA.
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
J RAILWAY
Wi L COXE
Transfer Co.
ava > Athens Arrive
El AS A* ag:taP. M.
49 A. 4.SO. **M:lt A. M.
pally. j> Dally EmN Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY i •
|o. < leaves Ath.nt l:M a. m, ar-
II I-ula U:4J a. m.
I- s Athens 4:13 p. m.. ar
il I.ul* P. rn.
1.. 7 Imp: I.ula C 95 p. m.. ar-
HHiltfis ra *a
r. lieres I.ula J0:05 m. m, «■
.. a thins 11:40 a. m.
L. U.plIUsr, C. A.. AthcnA Ca., :
TAXI SERVICE
Day and Night
GEORGIAN BAGGAGE
Phone TRANSFER CO. Phoi
Office Georgian Hotel
FOR RENT
One five-room downstairs
apartment, private bath nnd all
convenience. pos session
March 1st. „ ^ ; jt, . •
Linton Springs Water Company
600 Thoma$ .St
Phonr 1351 v
Office Broad Street
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