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WEDNEsfaAY, MAY 9. I92»
BU BAMWm-HJtmiAJ. ATHBW8. GEORGIA.
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f game they found the offering* of
Ctuh Wood for i/xtcOr the axfflo
amount of'hlto t'jot the Plainsman
were able to roilgct. Both burlera
were touched for alx htta. Mhr.
dock fanned five and walked two
while Wood struck out five sind
walked four.
Smith who play* around second
for Auburn was the bitting etnr
of the game. Out of four times
at the bat Eml'h collected three
hits, Including one triple.
The Red and Black team will
meet the Petrels of Oglethorpe In
a two »«•>• series here on Friday
ahd-.&ithrdiy,
The Bo* Score: a
AUBURN— AB.R.H.PO.A.E.
Aiken, if. 4 1 » 3 0 0
Currie. 3D 4 1 1 2 1 0
Crawford, rf. ... 3 0 0 * 0 0
Sankey, es 3 0 0 2 0 1
Smith. 2b 4 3 3 1 3 0
F. James, lb. ..- 3 0 1 7 o 0
Bill*, cf. 3 0 0 4 0 0
H James, c .... 4 0 1 B 0 0
Wood, p 4 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 32 6 « 27 7 1
GEORQA— AB.R.H.PO.A.E,
chafin', es.- .... B 0 1 1 2 l
Freeman, 2b. ..6 1 12 6 0
Nash, rf 3 .0 1 2 0 0
Johnson. 3b. .... 3 0 0 2 1 0
Shiver, cf. < 0 0 2 0 0
Rothstdln. lb. .. 4 0 0 11 0 0
Jacobson. If. ... 2 0 d 1 0 0
Keating, c 4 0 2 0 2 1
Murdoch, p. .... 4 0 0 0 3 1
xHemdon ...1 0 1 0 0 J
Totals 34 1 « 17 13 *3
xHIt for Jacobson In ninth.
The Score by Intlnp: B.
Auburn . 000 *13 001—8
GeorgS lpo 000 000-1
Summary: two-ba«S blja, Nash.
Smith: three-base hits. Smith:
run* hatted In. Nash. E. James,
Smith 1. F. James; sWlen besss,
Chafln, Freeman; sacrifice hits. F.
James, Crawford; sacttflco fly.
Bulldogs Lose Second
Conference T i I t To
Auburn Tigers, 5-1
Southern League
CLUBS—
Birmingham
Memphis ...
Mobile
New Orleans
Little Rock .
Chattanooga
Nashville ...
Atlanta ...
, BY JACK FROST
Six timely hits, coupled with half as many er
rors gave the Auburn Plaismen a 5 to 1 victory over
the University of Georgia Bulldogs down on Sanford
Field Tuesday afternoon to mark the second confer
ence defeat of the year for the Red and Black team.
A double header waa scheduled
to take place between the two mc„ were started It could be seen
teams, Tuesday afternoon- because tllat Bu fldog* would be forced
the first game of a two game se. to 6° down in defeat In another
rieu was rained out Monday after, conference game.
noon but weather conditions Tues- The Plainsmen were able to do
L iV Afternoon allowed only one of noth ing during the first four htn-
the games to be played. | nS „ but with the arrival of the
The Bulldog's lone run came In firth they made a start that
the initial Inning. Chafln, first up. brought victory. Smith singled,
drew a pass but was out on second went to second on a fielders choice
while Freeman landed safe on first and crossed the plate to .tie the
on a fielders choice and scored score with the Bed and Black play-
wheh Tom Nash bit the halt ers when Ebb James singled,
against center field fence for two Auburn dealt the fatal blow In
bases. the sixth when a base oh halls, a
The Bulldog* storied in the first fielders choice, two errors and a
as if they were determined to v.In single were good to shove three
the game and as the gsnu. pro- Plainsmen across the plate to take
*re"s<d tho Auburn players were a lead that was to bring victory,
held In Check and It looked as If In the final Inning 8mlth found Ihe
the battle would go to the Red ball good for three bases and
and Black team by the slim mar- scored on a single of F. James,
gin of one run bnt ones the Plains. Although th« Bulldogs lost the
National League
CLUBS—
New York .
Cincinnati ..
Pittsburgh ..
Brooklyn ...
St. Louis ...
Chicago ....
Boston
Philadelphia
Future
American League
W.
CLUBS-
New York .
Philadelphia
Cleveland ..
St Louie ..
Hitrolt ....
Washington
Boston
Chicago ....
The growth of Athens depends upon your community interests to fa
vor Athens merchants with your business, however large or small. It is
the amounts, that to yen seem very insignificant, and that you probably
spend elsewhere than in Athens that makes up the volume of business
that Athens industries and institutions deserve, and they do deserve it. «
burn 6. Georgia 10; struck ont by
Wood 6. by Murdock 6; passed
balls, Keating; wild pitches, Wood,
time of game, 1:45; umpire, Phil.
POt. ’
Southeastern League
CLUBS- W. L.
Pensacola 17 9
Albany 14 11
Montgomery 14 11
Jacksonville 12 13
Tampa 12 14
Selma ....11. 13
Savannah — 11 14
Columbus 9 15
TUESDAY’S RESULTS
EVERY SUNDAY
Leave Athens 6 JO A. M- Leave. Atlanta 5:30 P. M.
Arrive AtlanU 8:00 A. H. Arrive Athene 9:10 P. M.
LOW WEEK-END FARES TO ATLANTA
Effective April 6th—$3>15 Round Trip
SEE SEABOARD TICKET AGENT
AT MADISON MEETING
President M. N. Tutwyler. Mar
tin J. Abney and Mgrion Conolly
attended a regional moetln- of Kl-
wanis at Madisoo TUeada” nighlt.
About 400 Klwsniang wer* pres
ent and heard an address by In-
ternatiohil President Hints of At-
Southern League
Atlanta 9; Birmingham 8.
Nashville 9; Chattanooga 0.
Mobile 14; Little Rock 4.
Memphis 6; New Orleane 3.
National League
Chicago 4; Brooklyn 3.
Pittsburgh 0; New York 2.
Cincinnati 7; Boston 2.
St. Louis 15; Philadelphia 4.
American League
Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 3.
Boston 6; Chicago 1.
Detroit 13; Washington f.
—or none other than quality patronage. If you patronize year local
merchant, you deserve quality merchandise at a price consistent and in
keeping with the modern trend. ■
Cleveland 3; New York 0,
Sally League
Charlotte 0; Asheville 1.
All others postponed rain and
wet grounds.
Plsdmont Lsague
jUJ games postponed, rain. •
If your merchant enjoys your patronage then he is going to render the
ce and sell the merchandise as he represents it to yon.
Southeastern League
Montgomery 2; Savannah l. ■
Columbus C; Albany 3.
Pensacola 7-7; Tampa 4-6.
(Second game 6 Innings, dark
ness.)
Selma 5; Jacksonville 7.
WEDNESDAY’S GAME8
Southern League
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Memphis at Naur Orleans.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
Uttia Rock at Mobile.
American League
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Now York
National Leaguo
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Now York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Phlladelphhta at St. Louis.
Rally League
Charlotte at Asheville.
Columbia at Greenville.
Spartanburg at Macon.
Knoxville at Augusta.
PU8UC
PAVGfe.
If your merchant does not cany the article that you desire, create a
demand by asking for it. He will stock that article for you and sell it to you
as cheaply as the mail order house or the door-to-door canvasser and of
ten saves you money, yet jmakmg a legitimate profit.
Get a second chance at that same old dollar. Poll with Athens and
Clarke county builders—you’ll enjoy it and your local business house will
enjoy your friendship and patronage.
•{ An old fable, revised to date }
Southeastern League
Montgomery at Savannah.
Columbus at Albany.
Pensacola at Tampa.
Selma at Jacksonville.
LEADING BATTERS
Southern League
Player.Club— G. Ab. R. H. Pet.
Bigelow, Blum. 27 101 32 47 .465
Rosenthal. Chatt. 13 37 8 17 .459
Barrett. Mts. .. 10 29 8 13 .448
Stock. Mob. 11 38 4 12 .429
Standaeri, Mft. 27 112 22 .47 .420
Leader year ago today, Rifle,
Little Rock, .450.
Once Upon a Time Three Lions were
“Sitting Pretty” in the Popular Priced
Cigarette Field. So Big, so Powerful, that
They Bossed theMarket,..unchallenged.
But Along Came a New Cigarette... 1
a Better and Smoother Cigarette. .1
Old Gold .... not a cough in a
This is No. 5 of a series of advertisements that will appear Weekly sponsored by
the business men whose names appear below.
E.H. Dorsey Co.
MartinBrothers
Paul Hadaway Shoe Co.
C. Grady Henson—Oakland-Pontiac
Carter Moss Lumber Co.
C. A. Trussell Motor Co.
Quick Tire and Battery Co. .
National League
Player.Club— G. Ab. R. H. Pet.
Orantham, Pitts. 21 73 20 34 .466
J. Kelly, Chi. .. 12 23 3 10 .435
Ott. N. Y 11 38 6 16 .421
P. Waner. Pitta. .21 89 20 35 .393
Richbourg. Boat. 14 66 13 22 .393
Leader year ago today, Horns
by, New York, .407.
AmerlcanL eague
Player.Club— G. Ah. R. H. Pet.
Kress, St. L .. 22 72 18 82 .468
Myatt, Cteve. .. 7 18 2 7 .438
Reevee, Wash. . 6 21 3 9 .429
Durocher. N. Y. 10 31 8 13 .41*
S, Rice, Wash. . J8 76 14 50 .411
Leader year ago today, Fother-
gtll. Detroit, .443.
CARLOAD.
National Bank of Athens
The McGregor Co.
Daviscn-Nicholson Co.
Norris Hardware Co.
*
Bernstein Bros.
Athens Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.
Athens Engineering Co.
Now we have a Price War. But Price
Wars don’t Stop the Progress of Finer
Quality. And OLD GOLD goes Marching
On, Steadily Increasing its Public Favor.
Wamake OLD GOLDS better
.. . using the heart-leaves of
the tobacco plant. That's
why you can piek than
... blindfolded
and City Tire Store
U. S. and Goodyear Tires.