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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1911

Page

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Southeast League schedule sets start dates across cities

Selma reports Saturday start for players while Anniston begins April 20 and Gadsden four days later. Patton heads Southeastern as sole equal in the circuit with Major Smith the primary authority. The Rome Tribune lauds Patton’s schedule work, noting fairness and balanced home series across the league.

Selma Anniston Gadsden Joe Patton Southeastern D. Houston Smith Eastern Association Rome Tribune Patton Rome

Sparkes Career Traced From Cave Spring To Montgomery

Montgomery dispatch traces pitcher Frank Sparks from Cave Spring Georgia to Montgomery and through a rail of clubs from 1895 to 1910. It covers tours with Birmingham Mobile Milwaukee New York Nationals Boston Americans Philadelphia Nationals and notes arm strain and later return to Montgomery where he starred again. It mentions dates teams managers and notable moves across the era.

Montgomery Frank Sparks Jack Hays Young Sparks Cave Spring Rome Howard College Birmingham Galveston Tex Sparks Mobile Richmond Virginia Pittsburg Milwaukee Matt Killilea Hugh Duffy New York Nationals Andrew Freedman Horace Pagel John McGraw Baltimore John T. Brush Freedman McGraw Fogel New York Boston Americans Charles W. Somers Jimmy Collings Milladelphia Nationals Drigen James Dobbs

Manager Ford Back on Job in Anniston Baseball

Manager Walter Ford returns after a Birmingham visit with his brother Russell Ford. He faces a mountain of letters as Anniston prepares for practice starting April 20 and a May 8 season launch with over a hundred applications, with President Mitchell aiding the organization.

Tap Kline Anniston Morton Wilson Ford Walter Ford Birmingham Russell Ford New York Mitchell Anniston Club

Braves Fall to Giants at Ponce de Leon Park Fracas

March 31 report from Atlanta describes a brawl after a Giants game at Ponce de Leon Park. Erskine Brewster instigated taunts toward Chief Meyer. Muggsy McGraw Christy Matthewson Chief Meyer Al Bridwell and Atlanta players were involved in a melee ending in a wrestling scene and bat threats.

Atlanta Ponce de Leon Park Muggsy McGraw Christy Matthewson Chief Mayer al Bridwell O'Dell Scanlon Brewster Chief Meyer Minnehaha Matthewson Matty Myers Bridwell Giants Ponce de Leon Allatta

Anniston Club Lines Up Ford Brother as Manager

A relative of pitcher Ford of the New York Americans is named manager of the Anniston team and yesterday morning infielder Bennett nearly completed a deal with him, signaling a strong addition for the Anniston club.

Ford New York Americans Anniston Bennett

End of Jacksonville Meeting Nears Close after Derby Feature

Jacksonville Fla March 31 The race meeting at Confries Park winds up tomorrow in a record run for this region. The feature on closing day is the 6000 American Derby with top horses and jockeys expected to compete.

Jacksonville Fla Confries Park

Clergy Rally in Albert Hall for Arbitration Treaty

In London on March 31 arrangements are made for a large demonstration in Albert Hall tomorrow in support of the Anglo American general arbitration treaty. The event is under the free churches and will feature speakers including the Archbishop of York and other churchmen.

London Albert Hall Free Churches Bury

North Carolina Endeavorers hold state Christian Endeavor convention

Burlington hosts the annual state convention of the Christian Endeavor organizations. Delegates and visitors from every part of the state attend, gathering for four days of meetings and activities.

Burlington N. C Christian Edeavor Organizations North Carolina

If It Advertised It’s Worth Looking Up

A brief saying suggests value in checking advertisements for potential benefit. The line hints at curiosity about promotional notices and guidance to seek information that could be useful.

Reine cures constipation and aids bowel movement

A medicinal notice promotes Reine as a remedy for constipation. It claims relief of bowel movement issues and mentions sale by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Bear hunting season opens in British Columbia

Vancouver reports the open season for bear hunts begins tonight with scores of hunting parties ready to pursue bears. The sport attracts many noted sportsmen from eastern regions, the United States, and England. Guides say bears are unusually plentiful this year, promising excellent sport.

Vancouver B. C British Columbia United States England

Central West Texas Teachers Association Meets at Stamford

The first annual meeting of the Central West Texas Teachers Association opens at Stamford College with President T. C. Williams presiding. Proceedings will continue through tomorrow.

Stamford Texas Centra West Texas Teachers’ Association Samford College T. C. Williams

Senator Clapp to Address Grain Men in Boston

United States Senator Clapp of Mine will deliver the principal address at the New England Ore?ers' Association banquet in Boston Mass on March 31. The event gathers grain men and industry officials for remarks on trade and policy.

Senator Clapp Setae Boston Mass Uni Clapp Ann,quet The New England Oreers’ Association

Jug demands explicit language and unvarnished truth

A note appears to press for direct language and blunt honesty in reporting. The request emphasizes clarity over euphemism and hints at a preference for straightforward, unembellished narration.

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