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THE BANNItR-IHERAI.D. ATHENS. GEORGIA.
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WEDNESDAY. J1
TONIG
GEORGE K.
ARTHUR
Others
Bally League
Team— W. L. Pet.
Asheville .. 36 25 e>90
Macon 34 25 ..576
Spartanfiurg 30 29 .508
Greenville .28 34 .452
Charlotte 26 32 .448
Augusta 26 32 .448
Columbia 25 31 .446
Southeastern League
n— W. L. Pet.
io!a 48 23 .676
ornery ,42 28 .600
I 37 S3 .629
nville 36 36 .507.
,• .. ..34 34 .600
lah 29 36 .448
bus 26 43 .377
28 44 .843
. Georgla-AIabama League
Team- W. L.
Cedartown 16 6
Carrollton ........14 8
I.indale 12 10
Anniston 8 13
Gadsden .. ./ .... 8 14
Talladega .. .. .-... 7 14
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
Birmingham 9; Atlanta 7.
Memphis 4; Mobile 2.
Chattanooga 14; Nashville 8.
New Orleans 15-2; Little Rock
American League
Boston 5-7; Washington 1-16.
Other games rained out 1 .
National League
Philadelphia 11; Brooklyn 10;
(e cond game, rain.) )■
Stu Louis 9; .Cincinnati 4.
Now York at Boston, rain.
(Only three games scheduled.)
Sally League
Greenville 41 Columbia-9-
Asheville 15; Charlotte 14, (10
Augusta 9; Knoxville 11.
Mnco n2; Spartanburg 4.
Gcnrgla-Alahama League
'Gadsden 8; Anniston,5.
Carrollton 5; Lindalc .12.
Cedartown 8i Talladega 6.
Southeastern League
Jacksonville 0-3; Savannah 11-9.
Selma 4-0: Columbus 3-3.
Tampa^ 13-1;-Albany 8-p.
Pensacola 1; Montgomery 15.
Piedmont League
Raleigh 4; Winston-Salem t.
Sunday Excursion
Tallulah Falls, $1.50
Wa Southern Railway
1 i u vanaWrapp e t*^
Totals
W. Lanier, p.
Goodman, lb.
Bed good. lb. .
Ptttard. c
Lemon, u ..
Calaway, ct. .
Robertson, tb.
Crana, rt. ...
n'akc Advantage of Jhe Low
Round Trip Rates Via
Central oil Georgia
Railway
To Macon and Poittts
Between
ATHENS AND
MACON
PC IA One day In addition
>0.1 V to date of tala.
[C 7C Five day* lit addition
)Oe I a> to date of sale.
Travel by Train-j-
Quicker, Safer and
More Dependable.
THE RIGHT WAY
Totals .,.34 0 0 :
Scope by Innlnga: P
WycUlffe 601 040 001—1
Hancock 000 006 000-4
Summary: Two-buse hit, Conol.
ty; walked by Smith 1; Lanier 0;
umpires, Cauthen. Hamilton, H.
LEADING HITTERS
ARH.Pct.
W. Hopkins 3 i .666
Roeco 12 0 .COO
Underwood 8 4 .500
Hutchins 0 4 .444
Rhodes 7 3 .428
HiU - 14 6 .375
Goldman 16 o .357
HOW THEY STAND
Team W. L. Pet.
Daniel I 6 1.060
McWhorter 1 0 1.006
Hancock 1 2 .500
Wingfield 1 2 .506
WycUlffe 1 2 .600
In the first quarter of 1023,
Southern Leegue
TEAM— W. L. Pet
Birmingham ■■ •• -.45 23 .662
Memphis 40 27 .597
New Orleans 36 30 .545
Mobile 35 33 .616
Nashville .. .. .. ..30 35 .462
Chattanooga 28 38 .424
Atlanta 26 39 .400
Little Rock 26 41' -388
American League
Team— W. L. Pot.
New York 43 12 .782
Philadelphia 34 20 .630
St. Louis 30 28 .617
Cleveland 26 31 .456
Washington 24 30 .444
Boston ., 21 30 .412
Detroit 23 35 .307
Chicago 20 35 .364
National League
Team- W. L. Pet-
St.. Louis 38 22 .633
Cincinnati .. 37 27 .578
New York 30 23 .566
Chicago 34 27
Brooklyn 30 28 .517
Pittsburgh 26 30 .464
Boston 10 36 .362
Philadelphia IS 37 .288
High Point-6; Durham 2,
Salisbury 14; Greensboro 7.
Eastern Carolina League
Fayetteville 0; Rocky Mount 5.
Greenville 9; Kinston 14.
Wilmington 1; Goldsboro 3.
Pacific Coast League
Portland O; Hollywood 7.
San Francisco 8; (Sacramento 2.
Seattle 4; Missions 3.
Los Angeles 9; Oakland 7.
Texas League
Dallas 15; lleanmont 3.
Waco 10; Port Worth 5.
Shreveport 2; Houston 3.
Wichita Falla 7; San Antonio 6.
Cotton 8tates League
Jackson 6; Alexandria 4.
T.-jursl 1; Gulfport 4.
Hattiesburg 3: Meridian 5.
Monroe 9; Vicksburg 1.
Eastern League
All games postponed, rain.
Western League
D s Moines 4; Pueblo 3.
Omaha 7; Denver 6.
No other games scheduled.
Florida State League
West Palm Beach 2; St. Peters
burg 4.
Sanford 0; Miami 3.
1 Orlando 1; Daytona Beach 3.
Three-Rye League
,3; .Peoria 9,
GAMES
... wOuthern League
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Mobile at Memphis.
Nashville at Chattanooga.
New. Orleans at Uttfe Rock.
American League
Detroit at St. Louis,
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
National League
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
St, Louie at Chicago.
Sally League
Asheville at Charlotte.
Greenville at Columbia.
-Macon at Spartanburg.
Augusta at Knoxville.
Southeastern League
Jacksonville at Savannah (2).
Tampa at Albany (2).
Paata cola at Montgomery.
Sofas at Columbus (2).
SMITH HURLS NO
HIT GAME AT
■ “Y” TUESDAY
Another rare thing took place
down on the *Y” field Tuesday
afternoon when Wyckllfto's cellar
ball team played n no-hlt game
against Hancock’s team.
Hancock got four men on the
bases during the game by three
errors add a: walk and at no time
d|d, they threaten to score. They
never bad t chance because Wych-
ltfte wae playing the brand of
bail that can't be beaten and after
the third Inning when he aoored
twu rune Hancock was out of the
way.
Dunaway of the vlnnere made.a
home run In the fifth Inning with
one on the paths for the longest
hit of the day. Conolly hit ono
three bases, livable theae
McDorman. Rocco aud Smith got
two hlta each.
This win brought Wyckllfte Into
a triple tie for third place In the
league standing.
.Wednesday's game will see the
teams of Wingfield and McWhor
ter battling It out
The hox-eoon:
WYCKLIFFE— AB. R. H. E.
McDorman, as 6 8
Conolly, e 4 1
Wilkes, If 4 0
Wyeklltfe. 3b .4 0
Smith, p. 4 0
W. Wingfield, rf. .... 4 0
P. Lanier, lb 4 0
W. Parr, sf ...4 1
Rocco, cf .4 1
Dupaway, lb 4 1
TONIGHT
—You don’t have to be a detec
tive to find a thousand laughs,
thrills and chills in this com
edy knockout! Stolen jewels
—mysterious disappearances
—a beauty in durance vile—
—and our heroes solving ev
erything in a big way. Stay
away if laughing isn’t on your
diet list, Became this cue is
even funnier than “Rookies.”
“That
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™th RALPH GRAVES
—A picture which reveals human nature'as it really is present
ing life’s funny side in such a manner that you’ll laugh from the
first flash to the final fade-out and then find yourself chuckling
all the way home. *' IffcfW'tLlil i --:.Tiv «v
PICTURE
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FRIDAY
SPECIAL SCREEN AND
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with—
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MARCELINE DAY
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