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article sold ung tee of satisfaction jgh in pricey CI tie madi Ientai 8yrfagej Sc quart ibber doves1 rdinag fine grade at eutj prices. I I is considered a Teams price for this OUT wels a liSeaeff straw hat a 1 i le to clean anrstrswr minute furq pund v. i 20 1 package jU 2Qi ALFONSO in Ital and e. StOW OLIVE iOIL made ice Trance. SIM and healthful icfaingl thirst' lozen or cask Wise medicinal art 100 8350 quart S25O ogram Rye quart.

12i S4OO WTiiskey gallon i 8200 Corn WhLs- Ocr gal- 82100 upeciailv Wiles. LaflttvSb. iX V. 2BA2I 07 OEOBOIA TECH. Knight c.

Oorbln o. cObfflt rtf- Soberf-- Hamilton 3b. McMillan Captain Old. GKold nd Hl6Pltched SzeitTent Quaff Drove In Pint- Un fe i sr whole team la ttonospltal for two. Coach Hesrnan andi than out and challenye Tale fora UK" I th Srork of one Tech cripplv Crate championship of th of the NtCieB Yale would be it about.

mj ti aY other clnsb. lf Ileisnian put la WcrtppW fc Tech 2. Merer 0. WSW Hrntn took Tommy MCMI1tA kW tk hospitn corps and jasyidiWm with a burn le bound iijrwtKi of pillows or Tommy ha taji put up a fair article 6 banh Mercer prday wwr tm- bumped Into ftnt to contest an pps1ne 4 hta tsaiiv that was carried from and has been supported by 38t' ticis and wUUtIg comrades eVf' Bwy Money for Day. ter4ty be tossed aside the tlek ifln-aaaiJde supporter.

and wiUoped- easy that It looked like Infur- OM ottciais swiping the coin from policy nuny was too- fa before heROt ati and' 113 injury Just flowed him io ienongh. said Httiman wheh asked ojuto the Improvements In' his short He has. not explained ay" except that Day' Just pttced ruil good game. r' start however. the Tech badly handicapped by' tho aflf eis of one Snennon.

pitcher for 5 Jto up the proper. number of oungeter. ybo has been on several occasions thla. year venge with emphasis and a seven long Innings he did Just htt Ufltte did the day before. He put jover where they.

looked ood. hot tllnof be found. And when they were 7 went Into thi hands were exceedlnkly 1- thfeet and sure with their grips ly sent story to AtteJita tfe ettect that Mercer could ot play Banish the thought. ieludedfansi Kuab8olntely no truth" re bunch of youngsters from ot only play the game but In the two- gan playe3 have shown wonderful HjiiJr eyes to the proper f- tK cer Started' isa mo safe' tts. The Jrst vthe first lonLug doubledaat VM on to the outfield Than Connor who' to work out problem Iff and before he readued the.

he proper an a ioxy iay getting the fet Day and tagging the tnathemV feet rom second- AVthenext bat hit safe to center. the mtl problem' woe decidedly a tly. Mercer. byjthelr absence but to eyery ilpnjf the end comes some time. the runiess ropO5ItOfllfl the lnf- fltte.

hypnOUza1 Sbannofl. and walked i on four exceexitagj Jjoot at to locate the ipiate He went to fon a passed balLafter Roberttiad trreachinr third ibase when stfln out front third Fto nrsW JTh DT to bat anti' doubled to1 to efV ifc ji Altaougn Dsteatsd by Vtrginia Xlworgl Played Ortttllji to the to tt nnth Filling VP the ae and Soor- ini Oave B. Unlwnlty oTvirjmu April aa- 8pe- Tlk feature of tMays ram was a By of yfrginls pulled down in left. It looked tmposstbIz Sullivan wa. not the best torm.

on account ot a cam le r. In the ninth the sttuatzu looked doubt- when. Vhen Qoortla bid three men on base and only ono out. Ipnbajs RiL Tlr lnla. 003 001 ISO- to' 6 rrU.

OM 000 OJI- ft 4 Batteries Uoor ana woom Sulli- ran and Brown. 4 Summary bases- vn1ai 3 bases on. balls oft Moore off Sullivan 4 atruck out. by Moore 4 by Sullivan ft hit toy pitcher by Moore I. Sulli van I home runt.

Dal ton two-as hits Rice. Hoff and Walker three-base lilts. Erwln double pla tk liCoqre to- Rice to Woodson. MddZX to Zawler sacrlflC hits Virginia- a 2. Umpire.

Thomas. MOGUL DURRETT JHREWUPGAME Insisted on Playing Himself Though Suspsnded by vanaUgh. Blnaingrmm April 28. Today's game scheduled with Montgomery was Binnlncham by a score of 9 tinte I urrett- manager of the visitors aster haying been suspended by Weal- tjent Kavanaugirfor ten days for his as- ltn Umpire Buckley Friday reap pearedon the fletd today Insisted on bat ting In. order.

Ue wan ordered to the' bench under the jan of. auspensionand in turn took his men Tlhi neld. The Southern I.tUway- Defeats tyjLjL After a hard fought contest the South ern. Hallway succeeded In landing a game- from the Georgia Military atnid- cm- Saturday afternoon. on the grounds of the G.

ni. A. at College Park. Scorb 18 to IS. While manyerrorsweremade by both sides the first part of theiygame.

at the came time the score was. about equal all the. way through and the genie Wflryery exdtlngv Score by Innings R. If. E.

Southern Railway 010 S81 102 18 96 Qlt A 000 13 1219 i' who wasVrunnlng DM' Ham. stole sfecbiiabutAVrightdldthe tan. Mercef cquldnot scpreln herhalfof and the game was over. Score lolloWa TECl 1 an. r.

h. po. a. e. Hamilton 0 I 0.

0 0 Wright 0 0 fO 0. 0 McMillangs 3. .02,1 0 Combsvrf 3 0 0 i 8.2 0 6 2 I 0 O' 0 2 0 2 0 10 0 0 TC l' 2V 27 2 0 i Totals SS- abl Ii. pp. e.

MEBCE 30 I 4-0 oft 44 I a 2 0 Kendricfc2t 0 0 0 WPS- K- I. igpij 0 0 i 00 MccetheT- 0 2 0 Shannon 3 I 0 0 Smlthicf. i 0 2 24 IS I Totals. coo 2 3 0 000 0 2 il i 1 i ff 65S2 cassed ball Cr SStt it STRUGGLE BETWEEN TECH SCHEDULED FOR MERRY MONTH Two Games To Be" Played Here on I8th and l9ih of Next Month Will Settle the Leadership. By lIebert.

Moran. HEN klNO SUULAVAK brings his redand black clad worrlors of the diamond to Atlanta to me tHeisnan8 pi In two deciding bueball struggles May' is and 19. not' otjy will the championship of the state of Georgia decided but In all prob iLbIl1tyi the wtnner will' idS have the right" to" claim thVtitle of champion if th Southern Inter Athletlo as soclatlon. Twice already have aese two teams cl hed on Athens soil. with the result or a even or the Scat victors for the.

red and the black. the second a triumph for the-old gold end white. Georgia Tecj by wonderful wxwk at. Tech iwrkand tn Athens whey the best teapi InDixie. Kave gone i ilowa' in defeat has made of hers a championship jxjssihlatyarid has eliminated nwnber.

of Bothers from this role. orgia. by" her early record' la Athena and. In Maoon. and her victories the road over Pmtnansnd Georgetown has aroused the interest and enthusiasm Of Georgia alumni and haI brought the team Into' athleOo proratfnenoe too great to denied.

I As a rpsBlt ttherlst ewnrof athletic euoces ha set in motion hundreds Of Georgia pennants fluttering In the air like butterflies la the warm days of summer. Once more ch flaps are floating- de- uJn the. alr at- very' meeting- with opposing teams their- bearers. confident In the strength of the menHeisman has trained and sure of victory from the start. There are hundreds.

decorawith the red and the black who believe that Sullivan and his batters. will down Tech liajr 9 in the deciding game for the state championship. There are Just as many other loyal sons of the Technological school absolutely cer. thin that the old-gold and white nrtll be hoisted above the colors of the Georgians when that lest. contest has been decided.

In past years both' teams have made records which the alumni of the colleges still remember with pride. lfe Georgia alumnldt you to the glorious. Victory of a red end black teem over Pennsylvania- wlUj SaxldfOrd In the box. They will tell you of the series which Georgia played with Virginia in tWZiIcn the red and black" cane out victor. They.

Tgrlilj not forget won from Carolina. and In fact from every college. In the south and will. end oy addinsra few the scoree made against Tech" whenthat team was In its baseteji Tech's past I a more recent one but as Creditable in its way as that or Georgia. Tech enthusiasts win xall to mind the days of Henley.

nrfil point out the state championship flag now floating at Tech park. and wtll show-a Iendid record in ba all for the last three or fr1ur yeara i For once. however. the present ar finds itself superior to alt put seasons for both Tech and Georgia have. Accomplished more In 1604 than.

ever before. Tech Has Shown tlire iForm. Tech has shown a form tills year never. before excelled' by that teeth. lleiman has worked.

his men Into a machine whlcnrseems to know few limitations to winning. More' wonderful still the machine Is so simple In' its construction and yet so marvelous' In Its parts. that the loss of one or mere parts does not stop" Its Man after' man. has been lost- and yet Heicmancontinues to win finding other players to the. holes.

Brown- was temporarily debarred from plaj-lng and the' Tech coach Jilted place--and the team seemed as" strong as- before "McMillan wasplked and put on' the bench and Tech continued to win. Beane vqult the team to devote more time to his studies lost games" resulted. Day received a sprained ankle In th middle of. the' hard fought Furman game ut his teammates rallied to the occaslon aril won out all the same. Butler was en the bench Friday but Tech triumphed all the same.

The record- made. by- the. team Ttas. been a' splendid one. excelling that of.

past seasons. Tech has lost two games one to Georgia In Athensand the other to Trinity Atlanta. thepldgoid.ami wtJte defeated Clemson' 3 to I went. to Macoti and poured their' wrath on Mercer IS to I. end 3 I took three straights from Vanaerbriu and.

two. stralghta from Puriban beat Tr ilty' to the second same of the jseries to arid then' played the jwcondrgame of the erlei with the Vnlverslty of. Georjia in SUXIIVAJI of the Geor gta. University Mine Athens. winning out 5 to-4.

with Sullivan opposing. The other. Je oftil pjcturels pleasant. to the wearers of the the. black.

Just as. promising' for future success. Georgia has beaten Clenion- two straight" games. in one contest rain postponing- the others beat Trinity4 to. 2.

won' from first game or the series losfto Tech- In the second contestrfter a hant fight TSeat Furrman-in Fnrman 9 to 7. and wound up by i defeating Georgetown7 to I. What mat- i tersJt to orgla that George Washing- I ton beather thflDextda day. I The red and the black has placed to her credit a victory of which undergrade uates win read much arid talk- much In' the years that are. to come.

That game. with Georgetown arid the victory- witica resulted for the Georgians will be the topic' of- conversation tar. years whenever In tn-factcollege baseball Is mentioned in the. south Why OeorgU Dtleatod Osorjetown. jgeor did cot win because Georgetown.

was wea jas some-fans have suggested but tcause' the boys of the Washington coUegs and did. not IrealUtutheir danger untilIt was too lata Georgetown has. a team this year- which rankzjilgli Inthe college world. It de feated the Tale boys to I Just a few weeua ago and won a number of. other contests from teams Just as good.

Under such conditions. Georgia has made a ec6rd of which she ms-- well be. proud has. won a- game which will draw stilt closer to the University of. Georgia hundreds of old graduates and admirers whose interest.

has lagged because of the poof' success achieved her' teams In the. world. That. one victory his knitted together licraiumni has made of them a more tompact and if re body. to contribute to her aid and support hvr in her struggles for zuceas of every kind.

that. ever-before. Who- Will Win the St. When Georgia and- Tech meet on the Tech diamond ilay 18 cod IC both games will be hotly- contested. Opt Both teams.

will- save every ounce their strength and. enenor or the final combat Un Sat- urdY for the fight Oz that win. In all probability decide- the championship of' the state and- possibly or the south. Thfe same will be 11 exhibition contest the second the championship fight. WU1 win Thaton question Is Manager Neil Hamilton Has looked Nine Contests.

One More Schedule Will Be Pompleted Sewane May Be tile yen Selected To tFUl the Open Date. Manager Neal Hamilton. of the Tech football team. announced yesterday at- ternoon that with the exception of one open. date his football schedule for 1905 Is completed.

No same has been eeheduledfor Oct her 20. 1908 but one may be arranged almost any day by the Tech-manager who is negotiating with three Jour elevens. i. Sewat JCorth Carolina and Tulane are under consideration but. so far.

no agreement has been reached with. any one Of the threes named. on- account of differences between the man genients. Tech received a telegram from Sewa- neethe other day liking if Tech ever Intended playing them-- again. The old gold and while would like to get a.

game with the. wearers of. the purple. but October 20 is- the only day available. The.

schedule follows September 2 Marrvlile In Atlanta. October in- Atlanta. October Fk rida It. Atlafd October 20 Open. October 27 DavidsonIn Atlanta.

November 3 Auburn' In Atlanta. November IO-GeorgIa in Atlanta. November. 17 Vanderbilt in Atlanta. November 24 Mercer In Macon.

November 23 Clemson In ASKS AID FUR AGUE Atlanta Clab Will Probably Help tht Call- forniansl The- Atlanta Club received a communication from Pat Powers head of the tlonar Commission of Baseball Clubs. yesterday afternoon asking local aid for the coast league. crippled by the frightful earthd ake at San Francisco which had threatened the very life of the game In that' section of the country. to the Interest of. minor league baseball Hubs to keep the- Pacific League In existence as it is one of the strongest members of the association.

The 31- banding. of the league would throw a large number of players out of position. make good men a glut on the market and possibly bring about went in many-cases A number of clubs have already ub- scribed to the und. and Atlanta will In all. probability add" her quota toxthr UsC Manager Smith stated last night that.

he had sold Dummy Curtis toCharleston of more Interest to. collegians at present than- any other thatcould be asked hp loversbf college" bell. And the question Is a difficult one to answer almost. Impossible tact for baseball Is at best an uncertain proposition and the coming game will be made more complex by the fact that the coaches' will have' to decide on some course ofaction for the exhibition coo. test.

It looks present as if Sullivan Is the master of the field the deciding factor In that struggle that Isto come In this far that chances will- de- fpend very largely upon his showing. Tech Strong on. Bae Running. II the game starts off In the first In nlng with no runs for either side then the fl ght will be close from the start and close to the- finish and the best team will win without a doubt. Oeotgia plays brilliant ball more brilliant than Tech.

but the work of the red and black If far from as teady as that of UW I Blacksmiths. Georgia is. dangerous at all stages of the game for the- men Who wear the red and black are likely to bit the be at any time. slid to hit it hard. Tech Is tar stronger In base rcnnlng.

rind as a general thing. is saferin fleW- ing. Tech also has a habit of wedging In. a timely hit or two Just where they- count for the most and th8 local club This battle will come near deciding southern championship for Just' two tearnt are in the way Auburn and e- wince. Vanderbilt.

Furman Tnmty Alabama. Mercer. and ninny others can-'be eliminated from the of josalWea. LOCALSON TOP' Defeated ty Score of Onito Soliig Atlanta Manager Has Proved Kim- aeLan ve Hoodoo Break. en Atlanta tried Three Pitchers hilt Genie Was Never i ose.

WBB TREYPLAY TO DA" Little Bock at Memphis. Shr veport at New Orleans. YESTERDAYS RBSULTS. Atlanta 1 Nashville Birmingham 9 Montgomery forfeited. Shreveport New Orleans 5.

No. gain. at Memphis1 Both teams' missed trains. STANDING OP THE CLUBS. Southern League.

CLUBS Played. 5Von Lost. P. C. Birmingham IS 14 Shreveport i 15 12 12 New Orleans Atlanta.

Nashville. 875 800 en 500 378 333 177 IS 12 Montgomery 14 Little Rock' 14 South Atlantic League. PlajreUWont rostP Jacksonville 12 3 750 Augusta I. Savannah 12. Charleston i.

12 Macon. 12 Columbus 12 8-4 6S 6 Spo 8 7 417 4 8' 334 National. League. Played. Won.

Lost. P. Ci New York. i 14 Plttzburg 12 Chicago- 14 Boston 13 St. Louis 12 Philadelphia" 14 Cincinnati 17 Brooklyn 14 If 8 7 6 7 3 788 4 668 643 6 6 600 CO 12 594 II.

214 American League. PlayeiWon. Jx t-p. rt Philadelphia' 12 7 8 663 Washington. 12 A 7 8 883 Cleveland.

II 8 4' 658 Chicago II 8 845 Detroit II 8 IS 455' St. Louis II 5 455 New York. 12 5 7 417. Boston' 12 7 417 Bee the hoodoo. breaker.

Aint Billy- the rascal though i The Atlanta mogul jumped into the game In Montgomery on the trip and sent- the- hoodoo hustling. He. played in the last two Nashville games- and the conjure was smashed Into flinders. The Firecrackers won he last game of the Nashvuie series score I totO. Yes big.

round cold. sad-looking goose eggs nine of them. that was all Nashville could collect during the afternoon of frolicking. And It was all Bee Smiths men could' do to get that lone key they captured in tfie seventh. The tans were.

puling for that tally. The bleachers' stood on their tlpVoes-aad- the. occupants of the smokers tore one another. hair. The ladles- and their- beaux became And the little lady' would sclieein when Fox cracked out a hit.

and Pedal. ly when Larry Hoffman got his three- bagger- The lilt went. la the same mpot Bob Stamonr. triple went on" Jieaao- rtal day. There's nothing to It.

Thatthoodoo Is broken. and Birmingham Is due. for the most doleful walloping she ever sot in her life. There' was something els bebides the moguls' presence In the tfeld that helped Atlanta tojwln. Jtstbat tl strarbon- net.

the manager has purchased. iod it might be thatf the pate blue ribbon around Captn Jordan's lid that- helped th 4o to crack the hoodoo. Burnurm Started the' ma Old TJutcnT iarnum started oft to pitch for AtlanU and well did he perform urnfli the flf thy when U1 managerlsent Gene- tourtis lnt bat for him. hit a fly went over the cen- ternela feoce ant Gene was given the glad hand but of coureeBurnum eouJdat remain- In the actual fray. Burnum did his duty fcoweyer holding the Janriqwn to mil tingle and a measly at that.

You're nice kid. putcb. and' fans like you Do Cnilds went In to ffla Burnum was sent to the dressing ro retired two JnenlHJjL la' it" dir so nB facili Y' gq" f' jJ t1 it1 men i Jh 1 cl Id' 13 artl eo. 1O" ee ati 5" Rubbe Co bfdl Hot aterAA ghinllri emd Ft fl Jh OGtai Byrhgei1 9i I bbetfGlovesj Cu prl eonli er are ih neen i t. Bl a.

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rf8Jed T8ChtoSt8nd lrfQr SenInnlng CP oidQ Tjta Pitched EIlDrovl IAJrat :1.1rith 5 Drty1- if j1i he I ia1fo Wort on P10tj hr r8contMtq dUt r. tcrth of thatat lan. th latent POUIbU1UeI mb ts CftPo Yale. woul4beJUit t. ii I Hell A ht 2 MereerO ftI 1HeJsm took 1ospltatoorpa hSI I otwlth lee.

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eD Ji. bat. oubl Iii 1 GEORGIA tos iO DOMINION IIIaoWi tiGam ti Tried loJllch OAgai tho1 l1i 1. PlaT cLJrt yPth. au.

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partof the. pme attbeern8 corewabout eq aLall' 1rougt1l1nd. Sc re' SoutJiern-Ralhray' 010 581102 5 GtL' 1 I3 i runn Dg i but right' dId' the fa lIm uk score I1 her" 0 aII oltow. br L. .0,0,0 5 fi iiJl1 LaA e2b.

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SULLIV4 A. brlrl red and. b1 ck cladwomon ottbediuuondto til.to meetHelIIrmUl IntWOdec1dinz tru 1111 andIII it state a edbut aUiprob- 11cilfto cl Jm. th j1tt of championf the So the Inter teAth1eUca. tb te uns etabecF ns ol1wlththe a eVen theflnt for tb d.

the1econd. trf mt the' old ndwhlte bYher theMwheToe 11l D1x1eJ aye wn Indeteathmme hene1 IUrarid a fMImb rotiotben from. Georgia early. A heM. an4tnMaoort.

jlndher Cvlctorles DDth roadovei Bwman aud tQim i rousedthe mterestflndentl ualum I tuti1 11 d' I tD at eUo Prominence. to I be. denled I 5. 1g Un. athietlci eu essb.

let1n moUon.hundre\1sot r1apennanta. 1 t1i atr' ni tt Oncemore hJag. de tl theaIr e. tneetln. Ir.

strengtb. t.the..me.-n. Heimi anh. md an4the blackwhobeievethat ba ken dOwriT Ch ay 10 tliec1ecldlJlr came hamp1on nanf Jo. hn 1 Who areaibsoJ.utel- at theoldcOldanc1whlteowtll bej a vethe olorsOf I Whentbat Jut contesthu Ide I InpUt th le OUsvktory oCared Vlt4 San rd OOLThey wIlIt Youofihe P1 Ted.

WithY1rzjnl4. hk1 andt caute oatvIc- torThe lWII1 nottorget 8' fromCall1 and 1 tacttrom Inthe8OIUthandwlll. i a few ott teamwas Inltsbas 1 Jnla y. Ipui 1. a.

rere tpn bJt aa. Jtsway that. oig1a. Techenthu sts Wucall da Sof HenJey1Will polntout the champloDJIhlP11agooWlloatfnc atTech show recc rdJn tor the1ast ear ne howev r. presenttur findsjtaetf sup rlortoaIt seuons.

bothTe rgf In1 GO Te h1 rm. TeCh. lhol1niorm. tore. excel1 d- hasworkedhls menJntlam cb1ne.

whl ti-l eernS tOk oewllI1ltatlons wl nlng I jtsconl iU andTet loul' nus ii theloss oto eor merep rts doesnotltop I Manattermalhasbeen dl1 1111- the. det- rredtrompli1ng8nd the 11s. as as. lanwasPt1 dandputo the nch. ndT ci ne qutt tWntod vot IH.

andn io gam s' res111 ted. Ipr ned' anklen hllteammateI toth alo ar. Butler 8 cnt beneJ Frida TechtrfumphedU Iame There or amhssbeen spl ridJd. ex eIUni ha of le 80ns. 19lttwo es.

toQeorgiJlAth I1Ian othero Trin1tYIDAt1ant. Rot- the ld 1d and deteatedC1rmPOn3 I. I Pou OUflhelr wraih D. I Kercerllito to. It tOOk.

th I hts. tromYander. I stratchtarrom rmanbe I the. ae. Cond me.

otthatJl to plandth pcond orthe seI1l1thUievntVen11ot mro. cneOreat P1 h. oftheGeor t1niveraitJ2fin I 7. wlr n1ng outS' to 4 Ol g. 1d ot ttl pJc relIjult.

ottb e' n4. fUture has bat tw gamel irO nc Mercei conteat. ralnPostpon1ng. beat I Trtnit 4. Te hJnth lt tbeterielo lt nd nte5Ltft rll.

tlchtXdtFiIr manlnFurmanli ndwoundup Georg town7t4 mat tUI' tto beat her andtheb ad ha t' rcredtt orwh talkmu en thatare Jldtbe Tf 101T. tresultedfor theGeorglanswlll be I otcoftv nAtlon eanwheneVer Inta l1ege ntt nedln Geor I dtdz ot wlnbte waa' ef velU eSted bo ft1ieWuhl ri C9Uepcwe cauch napping. and thclr 1oO-1a1" Qo 1 IDhas thfs7earwhlcb eatedtheYalebo and won ntm rot. nesta fromteamjUlt arecOrdOfwh1ch y-we1l d. has gamewhlch1rUl 08ertO.

orgta ciredS4t Iwh tJ1te It. JaRedbecauH poor achleye4b athletic woI-l t. 0nerlctodhalkr Ued 1W2eotthem. more ompact a on- he afd nd ilPP rt aurc aa orever font. Wi 1 theSeies I WhenG ril1sa p1eet.

oathe Y11 I II wJ11' tWcontuted. OOlh laveenry engtn eneVTtorth fln 1 lr th f1ghfol AtdaYwJJ11n tbestat andpontbl1. c1ay st. 1eOOft4 PIO-htl 1 JOAe queaUOD1I It i t. I I OTB LF iTIf' MADE BY CHS Has 8oQ ed 7 OneMorea 4ma Sched WU1Be pomp1 ted-ewan Ma Be E1evenSeectedTo iU the' Dat Man ger Nea1HamI1taJn 3Iesterdayat.

te oontl1. t. the. cepUonof ope datehls cheduletor Nogame haabeehltCheduled arra gf Tech manager Vh aUng pr orlbcartuna Tula 1e re cOn. laeratlo oneot between atet gram nee- the goldJand whlt I i I 2O 1n.

tnAtianta I I3 Florida AtI 1. Open. Davidson cn' InAUanta. 3 IIM-Ge rgta Mercer er 2 Atlan COAST lEAGUEI I tla1bWiHPrDbably Flelpthe ali. I le.

acommunt. aUonirom. Patpowell he ot. Nat1onaf 0 att rnoon akIngIocalaldfor cIippledbythe earthusjake ri otlbe CO mtIT. It.

Is thelntereat" mtn 1 ague lneXlltence AI It or. lea ewou1dthro. nuint r-ot outot Sltl 12 market. ll OlIlblJ bring. about.

W4n. manYCAIIes J1ave au brquots toth1 to Charl tol1. ormore lI eret at otherthat' uld asked. laven of An t1 e' tsadU cult balebaUllat I- uonafld thecominc wWbemade more' coaches couI1leoracUoD theexhlbU con looks reent It lhemuler. tlIecec1dlng torlQ' lstocome tar OTgta' wjUde pend 11.

hI. I BaM1twm1ng. tartlofflnthe std then fight wtIfbe c1osefrom.theltart- an4ctoa to' th fI 1Iat the ainWli1 a' mOTto th ork. redandblaCk If fnfrom tt a yu m3ckl 1I dal1 er lU atl i aUltacesof. gameorthem nwhl t.

ed an. db taCkre 1. tbeballatai1y ndt tJt nL'l a Deral thlng1IaatelllIfteJd. iIilTechah Mbltof I atlin lt two. counttorthem an Jo a1elub omenear' 1 IItb.

ern. ChamP Ions. hi. l. 0' lI 1d wan i otheneaa1Ie tedc J1a ct j.

i 1 1' BILLY IN GAMf ON Nashvill Oefe led. HolhI naer aeUanEffective Thr Pi Neyer TODA-r Lit leBoci. Shreveport risTER AYSRESt1LTS. NashV le forfeitedJ" 1 vep rt I gamat1It plphiB. em hnraS CLUB i layedJVon 14 2 Flhr eptlrt ae 14 :1 7 10 Ilf.

118 1 3 UttleRock- 14. 2. 12 .145 uthAtlantk e. CLUBS Plae IWo C. 1211 3' 7 A 12 8 Savan I 12 7' 124 I' li tlOD gue.

CLnB ll. p-c. PU burg 8. a- Lo ll :8 00 14 7 4 kl J4 4merlcanLtague. OrUBS Won.Lost 12 7.

W' 7" C1evel nd 5 4S 5 5. NewYork. ston' 12 17 Bei SmUhtbe AI 1t Bl1lTtherasCal. th tntotbe I trfpand sel tthe ta an tb a 1uhed. 1 l11n en.

Won 8 of theN hvt rl s. re I big. lO md. d. sa4 a oi ncsnlne aatl fr 11 k1 1g.

o' Andit as Bee Smlthmen eo 1ci dot wnetalfey thnoeptund t1ieleet1th. Th puUngtor 1ilitlp QeSiad. smokerstore th lrbeauxbecam ex. tbellttle-1ad wo 1daChe i en cra ke4 1t. 4 hen riy Hofrn an oth1s.

ba gei. Inthaam A tnt. rlarda ere' i10th1D It lls kenDd Blnn I rtJte op iJ t1n i' IIO lB4bebJdu nc tIe1f 1d AUan towI jt' U4T b9 rDanacerbaa pur 1u dAod tbattheptebl rlbb Mdththetped the ckthhoodoo 13 inUin rtedth OI4 teh" iurnu tt pUdftorAt1 nt. td wel1414he lethe mn sent ttt sn to forhlm. ea.

b1taftT t4 almost weotover th d- e' 1 dhan4bl1 a1Ji1a. a tualfr yBurnumd1d du tiolleerb dllII'- XashvW- Lens down. anda me llrOIHt a e' antc tClan4 ti1llDteO wentln ftbcafMt in. Wal aentt tl1dreUIDCfOOII reUredt1r4J eD bUlla' 1 rSLd i in wagoia mentti I 8atiBfaet1n9 Conibf Vater but4 syringe 1 4quart97 Gt Uej eoniered 7 Bkackl that any ventives I 2Q 1 I ye Qils ALFONSO A 40 ice s1. healthful ozen Rye Whiske.

S20O hy' t. Whtskey rFurnrnCndk n. qt. 7 a1Ion5 i1so Birmngha I 7- 5 I MORN11G APIUL PRICE FIVE sS4II I 4' 4' 0 S. 8x S.

I TJ fL I I 1 rw BT I 1es lb. Dyp IPNG. PRETTY GAME 1aed Tech to Stand- 11111 far with a tok Irtwo. an Ti. tor Ii ths work cntet aganzt Mer.

1t the the I75 ttIait eotmmbee goji then kas 1 cc iied bun UP wttb or so. cqs ba1I. but against ttz tI Da t3 8a jood iticki UUng evP 7. ttIkI. an ster en eazy iDI tI.

Tmy he got ixa ty. Dare nce rroni the by to give tally flinL ti 1on 1 Severn UIte revenge. t1 5R. or ng IJ pu Oiar a9 not ntO odSof Me- teIj5 who spry ergrIP3. Seboy At1aZ1 tb etect deluded fans- flj1 abeolotely In the KTTbat Cr001 vtr eannot Cftfl' Teel lh Jo but eomehoWtuaTent the and11y.

aUtts etartej Out the raUkl I The the ut aol a or atotzt wl was oa iireJ a IT oz 4bted foxy ay. bht rnathouTI ozreet from i the. next at nte tbflleth uk5l roem a OOtIY for or ere by their some SO tb caflI to itT Loning Ant fo exceedinglY PO0 1 plate. vent on RObSTt 1id to ftrst. Tbe 5to an jolft oTIng RatIton found pIttS' 11thE ft TOOLDDOMIN1ON o1IIran Nith Gaffle i tQItChAain gfbfn thmN1th th3S dRgUe 28.

1etre 31Ied wbenWhenOorZ1 Georgla. 6 vte1' fl1 rrT8toien. ofMoore 1truck 1c3iotf a. 2. Georgia 2 GAME 28 Wtt toO Be 1IVID ICVnaU ten4ayaf0r al- Lt Delrett th wail and ed t1 SOUt11 M.

A. T5 were SrZtP wee I7 18 9 0. IL OO W- rinnthg for Dy. eetni Mercer cQul1 not In half of- 3D. 2 0 0 0 0 fcatulan.

0 2 I 0 CombLfl'3 0 0 Xnght0a---- 8 2 Laticiel2b--------- I nobert.lf------------ 0 2 stuetb 0 1uayp I 0 23 2 3 27 12 itc3 5' b. f- p0- innor PI-- I 4- 0 Crawford. C. of 4 4 ICendriek. 2tu------------- Popper.

Sb------------- 2 2 I LCUOTY. lb------------ wbhtlelrf 0 I 0 0 If-------- cf------------- 22413 230 5rce teIoo 000 0000 I ntrarT' bUC bite onnnr. Day b' 31nbt 00. double plate. no tO fleet base ott bails off Day 0.

6 4 crawford I. rinie. Um9t' 21Ob1tte a AND OF MAY ByEcbeoran T- i and AUait meet. strugr an I9 a2gllty ill al aht toejajrn tl tftI the Atl ve oor ed Id Geor ta beX woy tb teons lnDlxleae dow baaTflsj1e ree ofoibe esi th ove Georgtt arou entbuzla ha nIL the rising of. 4 ThOag ofthemenH5flhaa an th Sul- I aon ar l1 thco1or yee wt alumni cito W1L1 ouof The t4 gam uth addig fewthe rmsde when that it Tc a.

aROrfi1gble a aia ai1 daysof a a- baaebalt four yearg year Georgtajaye I TechEaas lare Techhnsshow formuuig llcultaU ns Iforewonderful marvelousja that the ma lleiemaa continues rred nd theTech place and on Techcontnued win ane his epr lne the but aUtb6 Athens and Thnity oIdgod poured I to-it Vandeybil and strabghs rrxpity thaitria. 1. of feries lJnlveraltyot-Georgls a 5- I trl Jez aA -'at 4- 4 I 1. it I 4 r1 1- I a a I I 15j I l-'l'-- tf I i I P-'at1S 4 Se a at 4r- I ii I iiIt- 1 jf4 I a 4 tSb I rlv I V5 I aut I I. a I 7 i iIr ea t' I I I A4 I I 4 r''S' e-4 I icY I I aa it' fI I 4 iS 4 i- tb Sy 1 I 4 4 i- vk I 7 at I Tbe Great Pltthirof WIth I sl4e- pjctureja-justas the.

red and at trounced theother gameof- theserlet Tee rat flglutfie 3 urman nd def ting- ceorgetown 7 tba 1toObeat the next I ed 4 I Oe rrt baaeballism GeoiwiA not. butbecaluiS thboyg-oi' real1zetheIr-daxiSer tznW1tW5iOGinta. a- tS yc ha sa- teanth1s In ihe dc- 2 to weekiagoend arecordof ti I bj struggles 1eoer- before. I dlarnondMayIS of- energ7for urdaT 10 thefigbt 47 Tl ton the atns ueaUon i BYTECHS pompieted-eSane Ma Sa1ected-o te. Opendate.

fOOtbail3ChrdUle- orth inahements. 29 Atla ta I I in I oventer 28 Al AtlantaCIab CaI bythe I. I sub add to the thathe sol4Dummy" to Charleeton any that could a ill of action ter pond aae starts-off b1ac I I the--mail black lk ly it brcuulng fair I I ju I-count tb1 ecidin two Auburnand be- be a cAMt as ell aed 4- I 1' SontheruLeague b. 4 5OL 6 10 Mqnphle 4 8 3 II I4 P. 9 3 4 SOt 5- a NtionrLeague.

cLtlBu- Won NewYork. 5 29 14 5 a- 4 York----- the At0 the ue toO Of' Theans tiptoes end tani1rds on That hoo4oo preeencCin to win. irs that atraw boo- nd that pals 1oeai Burnum the manager into LuigeSs that the-can--let I4 eoee on meuI oa gtc' tS. I Doe SIng stter rOSS. ic" men but In thSt.

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