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WILL PLAY MATCH GAME ON LOCAL LINKS
AMERICUS GOLFERS
GO TO THOMASTON
Select Team Will Piav on Links
in Upson County Thursday,
June 7th
.
Announcement, was made today
that a party of Americus golfers
will go to Thomaston Thursday,
June 7, for a match game with
members of the Thomaston club,
with great interest centering in the
contest.
The members of the team to'go
to Thomaston have not yet been
definitely determined, and there
will be a matched game pla/cd on
the club links here Thursday. The
committee in charge requests that
every golfer in the club attend this
match game, being on' the links
Thursday afternoon prmipty nt
* 2:30 when the playing will begin.
Scores made during the p>ay Thurs
day will be taken into consideration
by the committee in mining those
who will compose the team to go to
Thomaston. «
Besides members of the team, it
‘is expected there will be a number
of other club members to go to
Thomaston to witness the playing
there, and it is the purpose of the
club officials to awaken a large de
gree o finterest as possible in these
match games.
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HOW THEY
sally league
Ye»terday’» Results.
Macon 11; Greenville 1.
Spartanburg J; Columbia ff.
Augusta-Charlotte, rain.
TEAMS— Won Lost Pct.
Charlotte ...»25 15 .625
Greenville 23 15 .605
Augusta 22 15 .595
Spartanburg 21 15 .583
Columbia 13 25 .342
Macon 9 29 .243
Today’s Games
Greenville at Macon.
Columbia at Spartanburg.
Chalrotte at Augusta.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday’s Results.
At Chicago 4; Cleveland- 6.
At Detroit 5; St. Louis 6.
At Washington 2; New York 4.
A|, Philadelphia 3; Botson 1.
TEAMS— Won Lost Pct.
New York 26 10 .722
Philadelphia 20 14 .588
Cleveland 20 16 .556
Detroit 18 19 .486
St. Louis ...15 19 .486
Washington 14 19 .441
Chicago 13 20 .394
Boston '.ll 20 .355
Today’s Games
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Doubleheaders, scheduled for a4l
teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday’s Results.
At New York 0; Brooklyn 3.
At Boston 10-3; Philadelphia 7-2
FIGHT RECEIPTS «
NW mu HOW
Cash Piling in on Dempsey-Gib
bons Promoters at Rate of
SIO,OOO a Day
SHELBY, Mont., May 30.—With
the arrival of Tommy Gibbons here
this week to start his training for
his fight with Jack Dempsey on
July 4. Shelby will get its first real
martial atmosphere?
Work on the arena is progressing
rapidly and the advance sale of
tickets continues beyond expecta
tions. The promoters estimated to
day $400,000 worth of orders have
been placed on file and that from
$5,000 to SIO,OOO worth are com
ing in daily.
Feeling that the Dempsey-Gib
bons fight is now sure of being a
tremendous success in every way,
prominent business men of this sec
tion are planning to make such an
offer for the proposed Dempsey-
Wills fight on Labor Day that no
eastern promoters will be able to
better it.
COLLEGE ST. BOYS
PLAY EXCITING GAME
In an exciting game played Tues
day afternoon on College street dia
mond boys of the Fifth-1 defeated
the boys of Fifth-2 by a score of
18 to 40. Batteries for Fifth-1
were Boswell and Everett; Fifth-2,
Turpin and Walker. | Umpires,
Hawkins Dykes and Wm. McMath.
Sam Everett knocked a three-bag
ger, the longest hit scored during
the game.
At St. Louis 2; Cincinnati 3.
At Pittsburg 7; Chicago 6.
TEAMS— Won Lost Pct.
New York 28 10 .737
Pittsburg 22 15 .596
Brooklyif ... 19 17 .528
Chicago 18 18 .500
St. Louis 19 20 .487
Boston 16 20 .444
Cincinnati 15 20 .429
Philadelphia 10 29 .256
Today’s Games
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Morning afid afternoon games
for all teams.
SOUTHERN ASSSOCIATION
Yesterday’s Results.
At Little Rock 2; Atlanta 3.
At Chattanooga-Mobile, postpon.
ed, rain.
At Memphis 2; Birminghanj 1
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At Nashville 10; New Orleans 6.
TEAMS— • Won Lost Pct.
Nashville 22 14 .611
Chattanooga 19 15 1559
Mobile 19 15 .559
Atlanta 20 17 .541
New Orleans 20 17 .541
Birmingham 16 20 .4441
Little Rock 10 24 .294
Today’s Games
Atlanta at Little Rook; (Twto
games.)
Birmingham at Memphis. (Two
games.)
New Orleans at Chattanooga.
(Twb games.)
Mobile at Chattanooga.
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If your opponent drives -his ball
into long grass and while you are
assisting him in hunting for the ball
by brushing the grass aside, is
there any penalty if you touch or
move your opponent’s ball while so
doing?
In looking for a ball that has
been lost in long grass, it is cus
tomary to push aside only so much
.'of the grass that will enable the
player to find the hall, yet in no
way improve the lie. If in looking
for your opponent’s ball you touch
or move it, you are not subject to
the usual penally of the loss of the
hole. When you move the ball of
your opponent under such circum
stances, he must replace it as near
as possible in its original position..
Player drives his ball into a
hazard. On reaching said hazard he
finds that his ball lies in some
casual water that has accumuited
in the hazard. How should he play
his next shot?
If player’s ball, after going into
the hazard, finds a resting place in
casual water, the player may drop
the ball behind the casual water,
taking a penalty of one stroke for
so doing. In dropping the ball the
player should keep the spot where
it entered the water between him
and the hole.
SaUTHERH~LEADERS
MN ANJTHER M
Perritt’s Homer in Seventh With
Two Men on Gives Nash
ville 10-6 Victory
NASHVILLE, May 30.—Perritt’s
home run in the seventh with two
men in base gave Nashville a 10
to 6 victory over New Orleans
here Tuesday, and increased their
lead to two full games. Five pitch
ers were used by the two teams,
Nashville using three and New Or
leans two.
Score: R.
Newt Orleans ... 010 311 000— 6
Nashville .... ~..200 210 32*—IQ
Batteries: Batterson, Martina
and Dowie; Bowman, Pinto, Gould
and Haley.
Memphis 2; Birmingham 2.
MEMPHIS; May 30—Beck’s dou
ble in ’ the inning scored
Vick, who hhd jvalked, with the' run
which enabled Memphis! to win
from Birmingham Tuesday, 2 to 1.
Mitchell and Mbrrison were both
in great form.
Score: R.
Birmingham ..000 100 000 000—1
Memphis 000 100 000 001—2
Batteries: Morrison and Robert
son ; Mitchell, Bird and Lapan.
Atlanta 3; Little Rock 2.
LITTLE ROCK, May 30.—Little
Rock’s errors decided a pitchers’
battle between McCall and Kan-
Tuesday, Atlanta winning 3 to 2.
Each pitcher allowed but one earn
ed run.
Score: R.
Atlanta 002 000 010—3
Little Rock 100 010 000—2
Batteries; Kan - ahd Brock; Mc-
Call and Vann.
BOSTON TAKES TWO
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Brook
lyn Are Other Winners Tues
day in National
BOSTON, May 30—Boston took
both games from Philadelphia
Tuesday.. The first was loosely
played, 10 to 7, but the second was
won 3 to 2, by Powell’s double with
the bases full -n the last half of
the ninth. Miller made his first
Start of the season in the second
game, the first three men who faced
him singled and two of them scor
ed with the only Philadelphia runs
of the game.
Pittsburg 7; Chicago 6.
PITTSBURG, May 30.—Pitts
burg won an uphill game Tuesday
defeating Chicago 7 to 6. The Pi
rates tqok the lead in the fifth in
ning by driving in five runs. Chi
cago tigd the score in the seventh
but the Pirates added another in
their half of the inning. Chicago
used four pitchers and Pittsburg 3.
Grimm missed his first gam# of the
season owing to slight injuries re
ceived in an automobile aeeident on
his wqy home after arriving from
Chicago.
Cincinnati 3; St. Louis 2.
ST. LOUIS, May 30., —Cincinna-
ti defeated St. Louis Tuesday, 3 to
2. The visitors scored the winning
run in the seventh. Donohue sin
gled, went to second on Burns’
base hit, and home on Daubert’s
safety.
In the fourth Rousch hit a homer
scoring behind Dunean.
Brooklyn 3; New York 0.
NEW YORK, May 3(T.—Frank
Henry, recruit southpaw, pitched
Brooklyn to a 3 to 0 shutout over
the world’s champion New York
Giants Tuesday in his first start as
a major leaguer. He held the
Giants to. 5 hits, three of which
were of the scratch variety, while
the Dodgers batted McQuillan hard.
It was Brooklyn’s second straight
victory over the champions.
BAND TO PLAY FOR
BALL MASS MEETING
There will be a mass meeting of
the supporters of baseball and oth
ers, interested in the sport Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o’clock in the.
American Legion hall. A proposal
to organize a team here will be pre
sented and discussed, and all lov
ers of -baseball are uregd to attend.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the Americus Municipal band to
give a concert during the holding
of the meeting and a lively time is
assured.
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Mrs. Lawrence McPhauT and lit
tle daughter, Mary Virginia, of
Doerun, aYe the guests' of’ jffrs.
Linnie 11. Brown on Harrold ave
nue.
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‘ADAM AND EVA’
- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 30, 1923,
HOYT cm STRONG'
SUPPORTJN GIBE
Meusel, . Schang, Ward and
Scott Star With Willow and
Enable Yankees to Win
WASHINGTON, May 30.—Sen
sational support accorded Hoyt,
who was hit hard, enabled New
[York to take the second game of
I the series from Washington Tues
! day,- 4to 2. Successive singles by
I Meusel, Schang, Ward and Scott
[off Zachary, , gav« the Yankees suf
ficient runs to win in the second
inning. Peck, Meusel and Ward
made spectacultr plays.
Philadelphia 3; Boston 1.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.—R.
Naylor won his sixth straight game
of the season Tuesday when he
twirled Philadelphia to a 3 to 1
victory over Boston. Naylor blank,
ed- the Red Sojj until the ninth,
when a double by Walters and an
error by Dykes counted a run.
Picinich was relieved from the
game in the sixth for disputing a
decision by Umpire Rowland.
St. Louis 6; Detroit 5
DETROIT, May 30.—Detroit's
inability to solve Bayne’s pitching
cost them Tuesday’s game with St.
Louis, 6 to 5. Shocker and Hollo
way, who started the game, were
driven from the box early, Shock
er remaining through the part of
the second, while Holloway was
withdrawn before two were out in
the first. Francis, whose suspen
sion was lifted today, pitched well
until relieved by a pinch hitter in
the eighth.
Cleveland 6; Chicago 4.
CHICAGO. May 30.—Cleveland
DUniEY’S OPERA HOUSE
TODAY AND THURSDAY
Cecil B. DeMille’s Production
“M ANSL AUG HT E R”
with Thomas Meighan, Leatrice Joy, Lois Wilson
jAre the sons and daughters of the rich ieadiqg the kind
of life that made Rome fall? A startling portrayal of ri
otous life led by the fabulously rich. Gorgeous gowns,
dazzling settings, beautiful women.
Leatrice Joy,’ the society beauty,- sets the terrific pace.
1 homas Meighan loves! her, sends her to prison.
Matinee startes at 3 o’clock; Night Show at 7:30 o’clock
Summer Prices: Matinees 1 Qc to everybody.
• Nights 10-l*2ot?
100 pictures given aw'ay at matinee of Leatrice Joy.
■ •■Best picture ever put opt by Paramount people, First time
at popular prices. 10 reels. Note the starting hours.
For the benefit of' thoso who come in half hotir late 2
reels will be run to connect up story.
ONLY TWO-GAMES IN
SALLY’ ON TUESDAY
Spartanburg Wins From Colum
bia. 1-0; Macon Defeats
Greenville 11-1
SPARTANBURG .S. C., May 30.
Spartanburg scored a 1 to 0 vic
tory over Columbia Tuesday aft
ernoon in a splendid game, hi which
the superb twirling Fowler produc
overshadowed everything else. ±
Fowler yielded but three
hits, "none of w'hidl came afteiW
the fifth inning. R. Kelly, on the
mount for Manager Roxy Middle
ton, pitched in rare form also,
twirling shutout ball after first, in
ning.
Macon 11; Greenville 1.
MACON, May 30.—The Green
ville Spinners went down to their
second decisive defeat in two days
at the hands of the Macon tea-ji
Tuesday, when Manager Jack Cof
fey’s sluggers fell on Scott and
pounded his oferings to all corn
ers of the field, winning easily, 11
to 1. »-
concentrated its attack in the third
and sixth inning and piled up a safe
lead for Coveleskie, who won, 6 to
4, from Chicago Tuesday. Brow
er’s homer with two on netted the
visitors their first runs and Mostil s
error followed by three hits gave
them the others and forced the re
tirement of Robertson.
If necessity is the mother of
invention, laziness is its uncle.
Wouldn’t it be funny if every
body believed everybody?
