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Coata
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the boy r/bo had won HomrthlnK
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Klrod
Plaujrhter
Lumpkin
Tribble
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PAGE TWO
TH BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1923.
ltartito and Ramsey featured.
•■Pon" getting three out nf .four ment» for all allment»w»iw*nir
and Rarton two out of four. T?e neaat war arraaseo in tne alnffi*
Wataoa.to WiJMriUon to. i^ooro roMn and ijLJdaw-^eM
With Golf's Crown in Sight
route ;$nded‘ Bevcftl
Monroe.
Score by Innings: It-
Monroe 000 100 002—3
Oporgla 001 030 lOx—5
flatteries: Georgia. Bedgood and
Walker; Monroe, Allen and Allen.
P i -Here’* Bobby Jo.ies, new national open golf champ, digging one out
Jjf a bunker in his tie match with Bobby Cruikshank at Inwood, I*. I.
fjhe next day, when it ram* to playing off tho tie, the Atlanta *ma-
ur defeated the Scottish professional. Championship success finally
copie to the plucky little American.
ULLDOGS BATTLE
CENTER HILL FOR ,
r ;pmpLED“VET$’
men who wont Into Everybody rrcmcJd to fall In Urn
Id war, healthy and sound to holp th? boys along, who gav
. fo.duiJuL.aJul body, the.men who up a neli'iva. jqt* to hejp ua. alqng
Z |HTflt»frarof the World war, l.rok- In J918. The Torn-Cola company
“firln* body, practically all of them had tho t.t.iCin »or iho game prlnt-
inable to "carry on” in tho battle cd *.t their t;v.n c::pitu«.
or a Hvllhooc as they did bt-foro Costa’s, another patriotic organ-
he war. ballon donat'd the printed
Tho above is the reason why the ups. Tho Athens Krill way and Elec-
Tnlv&rsity Summer School is go- trie company gnvi apr.o on the
•k tt£ play the baseball team of street cars for advertising pur-
Hill, Atlanta, here Sat:r- h'scs and tho Palace Theatre do-
•mooh on Sanford Field. noted a alida also ndvertming tho
r the benefit of tho Disabled game,
fans of the World war. As to .
ftu'gnmu liclng for a <vo.-thy cause.■ That B l ?° „ ■.
rou’can't' boat It. You can’t even ,nommor
. .» baseball no far, 'bet i«. not to any
However, while tho game Is „’extent. There ore a few .rcgulr rs
>enefil affair, it will not he the wh ° "• *co the season a
isual type or bene
teople w
: : ore
c7nt l «r b *Hlliriank / .' nixt to tho''<»*»^ tn.th.Sr?
■"■mar School ‘taanr prolmM. . a ' "•'* 1 “: . •• . '
srhout tho state In amateur , h f^,'L 8 “.? 1,0 ’I
halt This team has rlaye.l £'» '® r 0>o Il..illdo f s ,an.l
wenty-four Karnes of baseball. ' "21! J*S C 1 .. nn . '."‘.''IWMl :.y
, nineteen and lost five, and
,'s a record to bo ground of.
Two Crack Teams Clash
At “Y” Thursday. Hop
kins Triumphs By Score
of 4-1.
By BUSTER JACKSON
Iledgood ami Hopkins mot Thurs
day In the *‘Y” league and played
a close game, wihrh was ns ex
pected. Tho linal sCyrc was 4-1
In Hopkins' favor.
.V.jch laughter was caused when
Elrod did not cling to )Ub bat
tight enough when batting in the
second frame and therefore
bat took wings ami flew with great
speed to a bench which was seated
by many ball fans, when the word
bat was cried out by one of the
men they all knew whit It meant
| and backwards they nil fell in
nllo all es aping the blow of the
bat and the next time a loose bat
holdf'.* came there was no one on
the lunch. They had a rennon to
Pumpkin and Tribbje were nut
In the game In the sixth nnd they
VkPwbd up well, they, fielded many
lulls and made them all good and
*rh?J» their tlmfc came to Imt thcr°
Jrrs.’ nothing -Jacking. They hot 1 ’
ja bit rniece out of one trip
I Into and scored one
benefit. In th-rt n^Wecc.rfanC UH.y attend Iho ganm,
whn attorul this same, will Ro far - " hl|p ,h< ' ,,rani1 of 1 ’ a ““
I ha,cti«ll • • . P ar . «he aupeorl haeiUton far jlw-
■iafc in-Vi;7 OM
yed tlifeo ginies of Imll j Tho admission prices are not cx-
dsy ahd' worf all three, horbltant. Thoy ace not evoh high’’
ifwrtdon -Juljf 4. | enough for th» cans*‘to which-
tho Center Hill team a-re they will go. Those who like liase-
* of tho best players In nma- ball will aiiend this game, for they
■“lMt*'1*» the statp and thev know they will see n good bnse-
^ake tho Bulldogs put forth ball game, but they are not enough,
mightiest efforts. j Tho rest of you people who can
till White has the right spirit, possibly go ought to. it is about
told the "Vets” tlmt his team Iho first opportunity wo havo had
only would phy for thorn but . to pay honor nnd materially help
ild do so gladly. Center Hill'those boys, other than chatting
> also glad to play fc ‘ the Dts- them.
Veta. Y.'o arc going. Aro you?
'ulldogs Stage Rally
Defeat Monroe 5-3
' i-rge nltendance Is expect
ed to the game Friday. Gome and
get you s. team and then back it
up every aft*■•noon.
Following is tho box score:'
BadgootFv
Goodman \„
Fmnwin
PLAY M. MICHAEL
Local Golf Star Meets
Former Athens Man in
First Round of Tourna
ment
al, By H. JACK80N
; 'IHr launchln* ■ rolithty nttack In for t | m M „,
u< fifth frame. Georgia Bulldogs
N- i their lone encouni r with tie
fin
IDLEIIOUB COUNTRY CLUB
MACON—Harris Jonm, captain ol
the University of Georgia Golf team
innd representing tho Cloverhurst
(Country Club of Athens turned Ip
,„ Inn Hn In tho fjunllfylng round foi
p lilt by Alien. Tills rur. locked big I the Gen: gta Htnto Amateur Ooli
chunker seemed to Tournament here Thursday and
In form. Ho mused tho f.rst worked hi* wuy Inta the secund
batters to whiff the oxon^. ,
John W. Grant, of Atlanta, a
■ammate of Jon#s on the tlnnver-
found "him oiuTty * 1,y ,<,am " ho * '* and
hlfe* 10 ® n ,!? lwo B"lim to the Infield
J At « ,le tlmu of Jljo rail) ,.:a .■ it « Unit tbreo framm but ,l ' 1
Hkdataww* knottrd at***' and , lomo (KW fmini , h|m pa , |(y all
>ffo. and both twlrlic wero labor- !n an( , th.Tonrtc hiio the Micond flight.
manfully for a vortllc:. .... . . oho u. tuouii.a.. .. Home, won
l!.<.r,.Hid who * ** honvlng Ji.h th , | ow qualifying medal by ahoot-
.m enmo for tho Bulldoga ahow?.l .. UVBr Ihr Jlfflcull cmr „
ttrod forai and had tho edge over on. atroke leei than the eeore that
he c?toaent. Tho right h:t» gar- w„ n *lt laat y.ar, C. H. Black of
Ell nf fr..n , ..... »• f®*I l*y I' 1 " Invader* worn well Atlanta turned In nn 10, on did
M—. . u rl: 1 . .. . acaltcrcd oxetpt In tho ninlh. Ha Klrhard Ilk-key. former Unleralty
MU «nd Uarlon s craihmg, K , D , fc|x tack uddn( , nd wUer n( aTOrI 4 Ma r.
via the strikeout route. This lad Grant is paired with H. O. Hun*
hurled ,t>ckB S 001 * I° r next yeor. Iter os his first match In the open-
-'orUr’s fielding nt short for tho l,n * rou "‘ l - JonM will meet
Allen, the Monroe chunker
list of six strike out v.cilm.i
mi four frames whllp' Bedgood
Jo locals was gofng good. ^ 1
plo of free
sent three Bulldogs scurry
r across tho rubber. Thou • talll
*(Vre enough for Bedgood hurb
fed"unl l f| CC flK K mnth w*hi.*“l!o InvnilMT. waa nothltia ii{ort of l.rli- !u " rrl «, M, ' ha ' 1 »* Ath-
Hr«I until tht ninth when .ho nnd , , h „ , , one and who urn«l In an IS.
- The qualifying scores —-
m»do two hits and s ca.s Tho qualifying wore, ran high,
for two tallies. , l®L|5® " 'J. ,' h .‘ too high for a par 71 cours*. a 9S
--. Hi sggregstlons fslled to tally P ltc " rr . ransht his kinsmans ;, tU | ng by lhe barrier.
Util the third when Monroe took B “ B *» ,n ,,n ° W*. | ■■ —
l! a lead by virtue of an error and • For the Bulldogs tho hitting, of Perform
At Rotary Club
Luncheon Wed.
Local Physicians Perform
Marvelous Operations
Upon Various “Rotes’
At Wednesday Gather
ing.
The doctors, who are mombers of
the Athens Rotary club, drafted
to furnish the entertainment for
Its members Wednesday, more
than made good*
Dr. W. L. Moss acted as chief
adviser of the noted gathering of
specialist* and Mi ramarha on tho
vartoua case* won timely and ap
plicable to tho patient* who were
operated upon by Dr. R. If. Goal,
Dr. W. H. cabanlaa, Dr. Bope Holi
day, Dr. J. C. Applewhite with
Dr. C. N. Walker as anno la
charge.
An operating non gad allpar-
6i*RTERS
A
No metal c*ij^ouch vou
if nair of P.MUj
Every
Garters
■: 3
three
long.
bitiens—to
comfort
8»ve
Crcat
bso$
”3000Hours
Solid Corn fen
A STEIN & COMPANY
<i*id up
and guest, these specialist^ under- 1
took sdme operations which would
have balked and dumbfounded the
beat In Johns Hopkins. However,
the patients recovered and today,
no doubt, they are enjoying a new
lease on life and feel twenty years
younrer than they did before the
operations.
Those operated upon were John
J. Wilkins. E. C. Eckford, Dr. W. H,
Bocock, Ablt Nix. Julian Coetchfus,
M. P. Jarnlgen and Blllui>#Phinizy.
The first operation to he per
formed was upon Mr. Wilkins, but
when the X-ray showed that ho had
only thirty cents in money and
two fish hooks in his pockets, thq
doctors refused to operate.
a la
as found to be in a very danger- jnounred it successful. It .1? tpi- I
ous condition and for some’ tfme I derstBoil' 'tbit' tfr! heredftef
the doctors adilsed and examined j will specialize ‘ in 1his ■ particular
finally agreeing that his trouble ailment and should be be success-
arose from too much “gab" and j ful, Henry Ford will be a pauper
n-niovcd from his mouth a tongue {in comparison with the riches of
about the weight of a block of ice. this Athens physician.
Mtitop w,c„ ne«| pr "^ : ^ One Hundred and Fifty
hrt-aking up he meeting when t ' Romc notarlan chM . P , Ring.
"•"< ,,y ,he 1,h>,,lclo "’* f ^| Atlanta; Rotarlan J. U Olbta. At-
time It
the belief by the "A 1 .. ... , „ w
that the undertaker j R °K <!r3y ot^aioultrie, and T. W.
■Mr. Eckford was given an exam
ination and It 'was discovered that
he had lost hi* weekly stipend t.. ,11 hv i lr \f Q o H
received from Mr. Httrold Hinton. 1 " ‘ ? y ’ ,0aS -
members
would be the next call, but he
survived uaoer the careful direc
tion of r.\ Goss and a medium
siz* 1 cow was produced from a rib.
Julian (Joetchius. however, was
not suffering from any form of all-
nvnt to the body. He possesses
an unusual amount of brass and
after severnl hundred feet of brass
wire bad beep extracted from his
bead, he was pronounced sound and
and when the stomach pump was
used the coin wan coughed up and
the jiatlent Instantly relieved, • 1
Dr. Bocock was given a thorough
■xarripaflon, bat the specialists
could not agree as * m n bis trouble,
but finally extracted from his head
Billups Phinlzy, the president of
tile* Huh did not tpieapr* the eyes of
these specialists/ Hir, physician
h • me«l to be acouainted with his
case an proceeded with operation
without the least hesitation. The
other specialists watched with
VILLA DEAD
(By Associated Press.)
LHIHUAHLA CITY.—Gen
eral Francisco Pancho Villa,
commander of the rebel ar
mies of Northern Mexico for
ten years, was shot and killed
vt his ranch *t Camutillo,
Friday morning, by his secre
tary, Miguel Trillo.
In the battle which followed.
Trillo was killed l»y men loyal
to Villa afjd according to ad
vices, the battle was ntill in
progress. ,
the institution. Dl SopJe,explained
Farmers Come Here Un
der Auspices of Jackson
Kiwanis-^lub.
One hundred and fifty Butts
county farmers visited the State
College, of Agriculture Friday‘for
the purpose of learning tho meth
ods of better farming in u*e at
that Institution;
Tho trip to tho State College
was sponsored by the Jackson Ki-
wanis club, which organization his
been very active in re-habilitation
of agriculture In Butts county.
Tho delegation Is headed by H.
G. Wiley, rounty agent of Butts
county. *
Arriving the the college early
Friday morning the delegation hold
a meeting which was addressed by
Dr. Andrew M. Soule, president of parentsc and wto brothers.
Hy -ag-
hat the college
riculture.
Following a li
lege cafeteria the deli
Had the farm and
field, the poultry and
bandry division and
of interest at the school. Elbert
county sends a delegation hero
July 31.
Son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Bryant Dies
t . ,
James Ray Bryant, aged tv<
years, died nt the home of his pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Bryant
near Tuckston Friday
o'clock In the morning.; The Uttl
child was ill twelve days;
Funral services were conduct,.
Friday afternoon at G o'clock fr<u;
the Tuckston Methodist church
Interment was in the Tuck.st
cemetery. Rev. Allen of the Meth
odist church conducted the s4rvi<
Bernstein Brothers, funeral ’direct
ors,\were in charge of arrutuiernen
The little boy is survived! by h
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