Frosty Came Won By Yanks In Cold Exhibition
The report describes a weather stained spring exhibition between the New York Yankees and Crackers. Cummings pitched effectively for the Yankees, with Glade and Klenow contributing at bat. Scoring occurred in multiple innings as both teams fielded a second-line lineup amid chilly conditions, ending with a Yankees victory over the Crackers.
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Keeler
Jake Stahl
Ally Smith
Sehopp Tunemin
Athine
Otto Jordan Wan
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Astro
Lan
Griffalan
Nee and
Conroy
Richmond
Mortality
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Old Fox
Xead
Fela the
Yanks
Kesler
Alent
Scheppa
Pe Cummings
Ff Atlings
Tworbase
Nis Stahl Caanrae
Ait
Rclethow
Oinlen Haven Chase Bosemphitt Ascrifles Bite Orifficn Merker Pribin
Halls
Kalle Glade
Decker
Cummings Cesier
Schopp
Half Chase at First in Nome to Cantle Race
Thousands of dollars wagered on the outcome as crowds fill the street for a special telegramPaineet event. Entries from America compete in international tournament while a boxing bout referee is chosen for next week.
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Negina
Seattle Wash
Nome
Cantle
Curve Balls By Cy Young The Old Slabman Had A Firm Grip
A reminiscence recounts Cy Young's pitching fearlessness and control, noting how his curve balls perplexed batters and how his catcher teammate faced his demanding style. The narrator describes stamina, fear and respect for the Hall of Fame pitcher, including a pivotal moment behind the plate.
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CY Young
Acrounta
Anyay
Cleveland
Batteriny
Gossip Of The Diamond Updates And Player Movements
Reports from leagues and teams describe Russell Ford’s league opener, Fussell’s improved form, and decisions on Benny and Borrell. Frank Delehanty arrives from Cleveland to join New Orleans on a busy pitching plan, while Lajoie’s outfield stint stirs fan interest. Ravens’ base running and fielding dramas amuse fans as injuries and rehab limit linesups across the circuit.
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Brith
Ikety
Russell Ford
Fussell
Benny Te
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Georgia Champs
Atlanta
Zeller
Pring Guade- Manhoille
Frank Delehanty
Cleveland American Teague Club
New Orleans
Frank
Fender
Lnquirers
Baseball Results From Various Leagues Reported
Memphis defeats Detroit 6 to 1 in American League action while Memphis edges Roanoke 6 to 1 in the Southern League. Roanoke tops Roanoke College 3 to 2, Charlotteville Virginia 4 Cornell 2, Columbia 7 South Carolina 2, Erskine and Danville Va play in the Virginia League, Poston 7 Greensboro 2, Guilford over Savannah 5. Savannah release update lists Morris as manager, Burkes and Fyrat cut, Hoey released, Fitzgerald sold to Portsmouth Va.
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Charlottesiile
University of Virginia
Cornell
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Erskine College
Danville
Poston
Nationa
Greensboro
Nc--Agricultural
Savannah
Morris Toda
Burkes
Hoey
Ar Fitzgerald
Portsmouth
Chicago NL players sued after Meridian game insult case
In Birmingham two Chicago National League players were sued for 5000 damages by umpire Charles Harris after he was assaulted during a Meridian-Columbus game. Harris filed assault and battery charges, naming Del Howard and Harry Bleinfeldt as defendants. Papers served on Howard. Bleinfeldt escaped capture at the terminal.
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Ala
Memphis
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Charles Harriis
Harris
del Howard
Herry Bleinfeldt
Howard
Breinfeldt
Gerling
Mn Bagwage
Terminal
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Clemson Loses To Tech Bunch In Nine Innings
Clemson falls 4 to 2 at Tech Park as Weng holds the Tigers to two runs. Tech pushes four runs in the eighth on four hits and a error, aided by a peculiar play when Robert scored on a batted ball. Clemson rattled in the ninth but could not complete the rally, as Tech pitchers and fielding preserve the win.
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Clade
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Young
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Gene Demant
Tate
Birmingham
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Arkansas Gazette
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Clemson Tigers
Tech Park
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Clemson
Tech
Erro Fabert
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Basse
Buchanan
Robart
Biesell
Las
Kirby
Orig Ea Bisset
Parmer
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Hightower
Tuchanan
Wrile Peaps
Highstower Buchanan J
Halla
Farmer
Farmer J
Pease
Lark Davenport
Henderson
Hobert
Hose
Yankees Farewell Game in Atlanta Before Virginia Series
Griffs Yankees end a farewell stand in Atlanta with a winp this afternoon. The squad travels to Rosnoke to meet a Virginia League team before joining the main camp in Baltimore. Absent catcher Rickey, Elberfeld and the injured Griff show a strong, healthy roster as rain dampens plans but indoor drills proceed. Virginia defeats Cornell in a later college game with Walker pitching well before tiring late.
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Griff Hae
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Hot Spring
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Leon
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Collins Sold to Fort Wayne Clamoring Over Outfielder Trade
Billy Smith reports Collins has been sold to the Fort Wayne club in the Central League. Moran is the only new man vs Jack Manning Winters and Becker. Collins, touted for George Paskett, is a solid outfielder with strong bat and wide fielding reach, though Moran appears slightly ahead at this stage. Collins reportedly did not want to stay, contributing to the sale.
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Moran
Collins MorAn
Thug
Jooxe
Collina
Auburn Defeats Mississippi A&M In Baseball Tilt
April 3 game at Auburn ended 6 to 3 as Auburn pitcher Edwards Limited Mississippi A&M to six hits while Auburn’s Bat Araith went 3 for 4 with a home run. Mississippi A&M hurler Mitchell allowed six runs on nine hits in a solid effort.
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Auburn
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Howard College Beats Mercer in Low-Scoring Game
In Macon Georgia on April 4 Howard College defeated Mercer University 6 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Richards pitched well for Howard, with Mercer getting a rare chance after an error by Howard’s second baseman. The winners held the lead throughout and finished with the win.
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Goodwell
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Welker
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Macon
Howard College
Mercer University
M Acore
Z Richards
Pall Ageinat Tech
Howard
Hita
Howera
Moth Eer
Gotch Beats Hackenschmidt In Prolonged World Title Bout
In a two hour thriller in Little Rock Frank Gotch defeated Jim Hackenschmidt after a grueling match that saw repeated escapes and brutal exchanges. The crowd of 8000 watched as Gotch sustained advantage, the referee ruled Gotch winner, and Hackenschmidt quit under pressure, amid tumult and police intervention.
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Jinckenschmidt
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Tike
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Tin
Hackenaehmidt
Honors Given to Anna Bain at Atlanta Show
Anna Bain, judged by Van Schaick, won blue for saddle horses and runabout, securing champion horns at a two day exhibition by Thornton and McCullough of Atlanta. Blue ribbons also went to Lady Perce and Beau Brummel among others, with judges noting the high quality among entrants from Macon Augusta and Atlanta.
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Atlanta
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Lady Perce
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Ata
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Lyon
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Brummel
King
J Ryan John K Ottley
J RN Hicks
Macon
Beau Brummel
Molly Hamilton
Lady Pierce
Thornton
Floyd
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Lumpking
Blackbird
Anna Bain
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Fraser to Play Marist College This Afternoon
Donald Fraser will play Marist College this afternoon at 3 o clock on the latter's ground. A small admission of 23 cents will be charged for the game.
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Donald Fraser
Marist College
Marist Collage
Latters
Money market improves says leading tailor
Mr Matthew Carnil a top city tailor reports the panic is past for his business. He notes doubled earnings over the past month versus the same period last year and touts affordable make up to 8 36 and 7 50 with coats selling at far lower prices than elsewhere. He stocks English woolens and has remodeled his 172 Panditres Street shop inviting patrons.
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Panditres Street
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