Anniston and LaGrange clash in high-scoring tilt
LaGrange topped Anniston 10 to 9 in a ragged game filled with errors and walks. Head pitched well for LaGrange after taking over for Weston, and two late runs in the ninth sealed the win as Amason and Tisdale fueled the offense with multiple hits.
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LaGrange
Anniston
Weston
Head
Stegall
Tisdale
Proctor
Zellars
Stephenson
Lamar
Amason
Donaldson
Batson
Baseball News Highlights From Local League Action
The report covers uneven outings with nine runs on four hits stirring concern as teams slide in standings. It notes Killinsworth's unusually high run support and Tisdale's recent hitting improvement. Preview centers on Blue Mountain versus Piedmont with ex Anniston star Bill Evans and Gip Young as key pitchers, plus Talladega selling Howard Camp and a high turnout expected for the upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
Piedmont
Wild Bill Evans
Anniston
Tom Fisher
Sigmon
Gadsden
Gip Young
Bill Evans
Newnan Beats Talladega Behind Sharp Pitching
At Talladega yesterday Newnan won easily as pitcher Peddy allowed only one clean hit. The key hitting came from Long and Kimball for Newnan, while Talladega failed to score any run.
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Talladega
Newnan
Peddy
Long
Kimball
Rome Loses to Selma 6-4 in Slugfest
In Selma the Rome team fell 6 to 4 as Flowers starred for Rome before being pulled in the sixth after Selma surged ahead on a Wasterling homer. Burke and Farmer contributed hits to key runs while Morrison struggled, hitting Rome manager Reidy with a wild first pitch before Brooks relieved him in the eighth.
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Selma
Rome
Flowers
DY Burke
Farmer
Wasterling
Morrison
Reidy
Brooks
Opelika Defeats Gadsden 12 to 6 After Fast Start
Opelika led after five runs in the first two innings and added seven in the third to beat Gadsden 12 to 6. The remaining games of the series were moved to West Point, Georgia, with both teams returning to Opelika Monday to begin the final series on the local diamond.
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Opelika
Gadsden
West Point
Umpires Get Mixed Reactions From Baseball Badges
New York Aug. 14. Chris Matthewson notes that John McGraw has been unusually polite to umpires this year while fans and players debate whether Griffth Chance and others have reformed their conduct. The piece traces incidents with McGraw and other figures and suggests managers’ actions affect umpire patience and game flow.
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New York
Chrie Mathewson
Johra McGraw
John
John Melraw
SE Boss
Chris
Clarke Griffith
Senatora
Frank Chareee
Griffi
Senators
Griff
Philadelphia
Chill
Detroit
Commie Mack
Quaker City
Griffith
Frank Chance
Chance
Flesia
Secondivision
Yanks
Tia
Chance Blamed In Cubs Protest Pitches
An umpire becomes a target for blame after mishandled plays as Chance faces criticism for protests. The piece notes increasing attention to his role and remarks on fans and players reacting to errors and decisions.
New York Athletic Club to Host Metropolitan Aquatic Meet
The New York Athletic Club has been awarded the 440 yard championship for the Metropolitan Association of the A A U and will run the event with four series of aquatic events at Travers Island tomorrow. The meet attracts top short distance swimmers from the metropolitan district and includes two 100 yard sprint races for juniors.
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New York, Au
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Association of the
Travers Island
Geta-IT liquid drops promise painless corn removal
An old style quick drop product claims to erase corns in seconds by applying two drops. It asserts fast pain relief without cutting or instruments and advertises availability from druggists and direct mail from Chicago and Alabama retailers.
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E. Lawrence & Coo
Chicago
Anniston
Kiame-Hamrick Drug Co
Visitors and relatives gather in hon CITY area on August 14
Mr and Mrs T S Simpson of Treddett Texas return after thirty two years away to visit childhood home and relatives. Mrs Callie Hudson and Mrs Het the DaeArman of Chooee Locco spent last Sunday here. Miss Bessie Johnson of Anniston visited Mr W Thompson last Friday. Mrs Eliza Williams of Texas visits brother J A Hughes. Miss Margie Matthews spent Tue and Wed in Anniston. Miss Nannie Belle Sie Peon of Iredell Texas visiting relatives here. Mr C Scott of Birmingham is here.
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Trem City
T. S. Simpson
Tredett
Texas
Callie Hudson
Hetthe DaeArman
Chooee
Locco
Bessie Johnson
Anniston
W. Thompson
Eliza Willams
J. A. Hughes
Margie Matthews
Mises Nannie Belle Sie Peon
Iredell
Tex
Ohatehte
BR. F. Jones
Tucker
M.C. Reaves
Jacksonville
Ww. C. Scott
Birmimshams
Notice to Creditors in Smyth Estate
Notice to creditors in the estate of Mors N M Smyth deceased. Admin Magiea B Bong requests all persons with claims to present them within legally allowed time or be barred. Judge J F Rowan of Calhoun County Alabama issued the administration order dated August 7, 1914.
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Mors
N. M. Smyth
J Mo. F. Rowan
Calhoun County
Alabama
B. Bong
Wharton versus Wharton in Calhoun County suit
Non-resident complaint filed in Calhoun County Alabama naming Katie Wharton as complainant and Jake Wharton as defendant. The defendant must answer or demur within thirty days after August 31 1914. failure will result in a decree pro confesso. Clerk pad A. H. Shappere notes.
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Alabama
Calhoun County
Asnistert
Katie Whartem
Wee
Jake Wharton
Local Football Standings and Schedule Mix from Southern Circles
Fragmented scores show Westerdian Hiresimgham beating Mobile 4 2 and Naswteville 11 1 while Atanta won 1 0. Mermeaphis lost 5 to Chattameraga 7 1 with Montgomery New Orleans under rain. Games today include Motrtte at Birmingham Neewfaville at Atlanta and Memphis at Chattanooga.
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Hiresimgham
Mobile
Naswteville
Atanta
Mermeaphis
Montgomery-New
Motrtte
Birmingham
Neewfaville
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orteans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Local News Notes and Church Meeting Report
Mrs E L Scott and Miss Grace Williams of Oxford visit relatives here while Miss Grace Howell of Jacksonville visits Mrs E L Boett. Rev W A Mays conducts a Methodist church meeting with Rev L M Harr. seven members received four by certificate and three by profession.
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Simpson
Chatchie
Myrtle Willianeweran
Oxford
W. A. Mays
L. M. Harr
Quinn Wing Tournament Triumph Repeats Golf Flag Win
Percy Quinn won the golf flag tournament yesterday afternoon with Alfred Coleman second and Judge T W Tolman third. It marks the first time the same golfer has worn the flag twice. All three winners yesterday have квer won in earlier contests.
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Percy Quinn
Alfred Coleman
Severond
Bis
T. W. Tolman
VICEPIRINES READY Ter KAM ZAPR ROLIN CRAFT
Paris reports Vecdirines, famed French aviator, vows to dive into the first Zeppelin sighted in France with his new 200 horsepower Bleriot war plane, risking life to destroy the airship.
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Paris
Vecdirines
France
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