Callahan Deal to Nashville Separate From Welchance Dispute
Dick Jemison reports Nashville president Hirsig publicly miscast Atlanta offers as a single, separate sale. Nashville paid Atlanta cash for Callahan, with no link to Welchance or the National commission dispute. The arrangement keeps Washington’s $1,500 Welchance payment with Nashville, while Atlanta and Washington handle any player obligations.
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Dick Jemison
Atlanta
Hirsig
Nashville
Nashville Tennessean
Nashville Democrat
Bill Smith
Democrat
National Commission
Dave Callahan
Welchance
Callahan
Welchome
Idlahan
Volunteers
Washington
Harry Welchance
Weldones
Griffith
Nashville Baseball Publc
Cracker club trades shrink squad to twenty
The Cracker clan reduces its roster to twenty with three players selling to other clubs on Tuesday. Outfielder Dave Callahan heads to Nashville while Al Nixon joins Macon Sally league peers the Peaches. Pitcher Hartner and others depart. Herring may follow as Washington Americans placement is sought.
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Cracker Clan
Dave Callahan
Nashville
al Nixon
Macon
Nixon
Peaches
Billy Smith
Herman Uartner
Detroit
Osborn
Moran
Hartner
Crackers
Lee Herring
Washington
Alx
Herring
Boys High versus Marist College meet in Prep League
The Boys High School and Marist College teams of the Prep School league will clash this afternoon on the Marist College grounds at 3 o'clock.
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Boys’ High School
Marist College
Thia League
Orval Overall Returns to Lead Chicago Nationals Pitching staff
Chicago April 1 The new pitcher announced by President Murphy as a star player is Orval Overall. Murphy said Overall, known as Orvie, will bring the Nationals hurling staff to league parity. Overall last appeared for Chicago in the 1890 World Series, then quit playing but kept fit by weekend games around Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Orval
Orvie
Los Angele
Perry Wins Welterweight Bout in New Orleans
Pittsburg welter Jimmy Perry defeated Young Denny in a clear decision in New Orleans Monday night. The win boosts Perry stock and promoters plan to match him with Wildcat Ferns within weeks.
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Jimmy Perry
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Young Denny
Jeems
Perry
Foxes Defeat Crackers In Six To Four Game
James Claudius Fox led Columbus with strong defense as BM Smith's Crackers fell 6 to 4. George Bausewine and Graham played key roles for Atlanta, while Sam Woodward’s umpiring drew mixed reviews. the game featured wild pitches and a running catch in center field.
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James Claudius Fox
Columbus
BM Smith
George Bausewine
Charlotte
Dee
Foxes
Becker
Buck Becker
McCormick
Eran Os
Long
Agter
Graham
Bause
Welch
Stan
Moore
Fox
Sam Woodward
Sampa
Sam
Auler
Ayler
Alperman
Joe
Wed
Welchaonce
DoBard
Leng
Smith
Jim Fox
Jim
Cobb's Team Triumphs Over GMC In Cobb's Protested Show
Ty Cobb's team defeated G M C by 10 to 6 before about 2,500 in Milledgeville. Cobb led with a home run and three hits while Cubs displayed base running lapses. Other games noted include Macon entries, Phillies 8 0 over Athletics, and various college and minor league results shaping spring action across the region.
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Cobb
G.M. C
Milledgeville
Ty Cobb
R. Cobb
GM. C
Burden
Camp
Geeslin
Nunnally
Gentle
Lamar Ham
Americus Manager Hopes to Form Strong Lineup
Americus will enter the Empire State league with Harry Weber as manager. He left for Savannah to recruit players and expects to complete the squad in Savannah and Bainbridge. The team aims to be ready when the season opens in about a month.
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Americus
Harry Weber
Savannah
Weber
Bavanneh
Baseball Trades Send Brear to Montreal and Nagis to Wausau
Cincinnati announces the release of Jack Brear to Montreal of the International league and Joe Nagis to Wausau of the Wisconsin-Illinois league. The pair will report to their clubs at once. Several minor league results follow: Cleveland beats New Orleans 8 1 in nine innings with Kahler allowing three hits through eight and Swindell on the mound for the Pelicans. Roanoke-Providence 18 Roanoke 2. Asheville 11 Philadelphia second team 3. Omaha 11 Denver 6 in the Western league. Vanderbilt and Tennessee played an exhibition, Vanderbilt winning 13 6 as Summeers hit a grand slam. Young starred for Vanderbilt with five hits.
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Maryville
Knoxville
Tenn
McGraw
New York Giants
Maryville College
Tesreau
Goulait
Giants
Collegians
Wilson
Knox
Dawson
Carver
New York
Matthewson
Cincinnati
Oslo
Jack B‘reat
Montreal
Joe Nagis
Wausau
Cleveland Club
Cleveland
Kahler
New Orleans
Pelicans
Brenner
Swindell Nad
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Okla
Slehtrung
Jewell
Vols
Vandy G
Nashville
Vanderbits
Volunteers
Homs
Young
Vanderbilt
Blood disease warning and treatment offer
A damaged ad warns readers of a blood disease and urges immediate action. It claims symptoms like rough skin pimples swollen joints and fatigue. The notice directs readers to write to Dr Brown in Philadelphia or request a solution labeled TMERT for two dollars.
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Bottis
Dixie Limited Trains 98 and 99 Alter Schedule Atlanta
Effective immediately trains 98 and 99 Dixie Limited depart Atlanta 9 47 a m and reach Atlanta 8 03 p m via Central of Georgia Railway.
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Dixie Limited
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Amateur Federation Notes From Hal Reynolds Public School
Results of Grammar School league games listed by schools and teams with score by innings. Reports include North Side Oakland Ivy Forrest Avenue North Avenue South Side Crew Pryor Formwalt Peoples Adair Grant Park Georgia Avenue Fraser Meantime local clubs organize, seek games, and offer equipment giveaways.
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Beore
Oakland
Donaldson
Reid
Montgomery and
Baker
R. Boulevard
Hdgewood
Whitley
Weatlock
Smith and Williama
Jantnes
Formwalt
Wallace and Smith
Piper and Boswell
Me Adair
Grant Park
Borneman
Sudan
Gaston
Forlan
R. Georgia Avenue
Baseball rules question on force at third base in a steal play
The missive explains a runner on second attempts to steal third as a pitch arrives with two strikes and three balls. The catcher fields the ball and the third-base man is not required to tag. The runner on second automatically advances to third and is entitled to it regardless of a tag. A separate question asks if Nashville can obtain Harry Welch from Atlanta. the answer is none.
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Tick Jemison
Sporting
the Constitution
Atrike
H. Feullo
Outfielder Barrows Breaks Leg in Practice Game
Outfielder Barrows of the Rochester baseball squad broke his leg sliding into third base in a practice game against Alabama Presbyterian college in Anniston Alabama. The injury tore ligaments and ended his season prognosis. Another Ganzel left fielder Smith injured his foot sliding into second and will be out for a time.
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Anniston
Ala
Barrows
Rochester
Alabama Presbyterian College
Gantel
White Sox
Smith
Ganzel
Douglas Wins pees Ga April defeat Tifton Aggies 14 to 0
Branch pitched a no hit game for Douglas while Jennings hit a home run. The Tifton Aggies were outclassed in pitching and defense, with only one baserunner reaching second. Beare pitched for Douglas and the Batteries: Branch Gary Glover Drexel Burraghs. Adel council race sees J A Sutton elected unopposed after quiet election to fill unexpired term.
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Tifton
Branch
Gary
Glover
Drexel and Burraghs
Adel
Adel, Ga
Speciaj
A. Partish
J. A. Sutton
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