Crackers Tie Braves In Ten Inning Scramble
The Crackers and Braves battled to a 2 2 tie after ten innings at Ponce de Leon Field. Umpire Winters sparked controversy with close calls as Maranville, Evers, and Griffth produced early runs for Atlanta while Folland, Erhie and Lang paced the Crackers. A late rally in the eighth tied the score and darkness halted play.
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Braves
Dick Jemison
Pance @e Leon
Winters
Georgia
Tech
Atlanta
Graves
Macon
Um- Augie Morin
Johnny
Johnny Wiers
Sherman
Ueorsa Stalings
Charlotte
Perryman
Emory College
Viar
Tiler
Ietors
Texas Jedlauers
Uny
Folland
Erhei
Hitus
Maranville
Lang
Boston
Dyers
Gilbert
Griffith
Schmidt
Connolly
Mart
Whaling
Tyler
A. Pees
Manush
Holland
Welchonce
Long
É " Milner
Suromar
Flanagan
Perryma
Reynolds
Trier
Eibel
Georgia Hammers Auburn Hurlers in Hitting Show
Auburn pitcher Davis and Driver faced off against Georgia with Corley and Fox on the mound for Georgia. Georgia built leads with multiple clean hits as Henderson, Steed, and Tate contributed offensively. Auburn managed two runs early and late but could not sustain threats in a decisive victory for Georgia.
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Ale
Georgia
Hammerne Savage
Asy
Henderson
Steed
Tate
Arnell
McNeil
Clements
Davis
Driver
Corley
Fox
Hox
Aubstr
H. Po
Arnold
Moultot Harris
Belie
McNeal
Winne
Louisbs
Graydon
Bornex
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Ear
Botals
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A. E. Ginn
McWharter
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Brown
Holden
Son A
Hitchcock
Porbett
Ginn
McWhorter
Savage
Wilson
Itchcock
Havaze
Wison
Halls
Torbett
Wynne
Geer
Rachei
Yellow Jackets Bat Out Victory at Grant Field
Tech defeated Mississippi College 6 to 4 at Grant Field as a late rally in the eighth inning broke a 4-4 tie. Brooks led Tech with a two hit performance and an RBI, while Witherington added a run producing double. Bryant started for Tech and found success, as Hill and Montague contributed key hits in support.
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Ech
Mississippi College
Grant Field
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Tech
Mymum Fields
Welle Thompson
Brooks
Pound
Langstone
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Bryant
Jackets
Rury
Hel
Hill
Jameson
Thompson
Found
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Johnson
T. Montague
Holland
Malone
Witherington
Burr
Ab. R
Po. A. Lipsey
Bethea
John
Esna
Turner
Langston
R.H. F. Mississippi
I Tech
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Fabanks
Brooks i
Bue
Eubanks
Balla
E. ‘Montague
BS Montague
Bryant BF Balks
Bryan Hiller
Smith
Harvard
Panamas Cleaned Best Work By Bussey The Old Hat Man
Panamas cleaned and best work credited to Bussey known as the old hat man at 2812 Whitehall. Local item notes skilled hat cleaning and repair services offering durable finishes and dependable fittings. Business emphasis highlights customer trust and longstanding service within the neighborhood.
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Bussey
Whitehall
Morehouse Tigers to face Atlanta University Come Backs
A ripping game this afternoon pits Morehouse College Tigers against the Atlanta University Come Backs at A U S camp. The game starts at 2 30 o clock. Admission is 25 cents with ladies and children 15 cents.
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Morehouse College Tigers
Atlanta University
A. U
Eggers Freed After Court Clears Boxing Death Case
Judge Broyles dismissed the case against bantamweight Johnny Eggers of New York in the death of Jimmy Grant of Chicago following a ten round bout at the Orpheum theater. Dr. Goldsmith testified Grant died of violent pneumonia not caused by the fight. Grant’s body was sent to Chicago for funeral services as friends recalled him as “a game kid.”
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Orpheum Theater
Johnny Eggers
New York
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John W. Moore
Eggers
Moore
Young Eggers
William 8. Goldsmith
Grants
Patterson
Forsyth Street
John Reiners
Atlanta
Florida
Undertaking
Jimmié Grant
Mercer Beaten by Florida Nine in Gainesville
Florida defeated Mercer 7 to 2 in Gainesville on April 3. Mercer pitcher Zlunt struggled early as Florida posted four hits in the first two innings. Hunt started for Florida, replaced by Forrester in the fifth, who held Mercer to two later hits as Florida’s defense and Shaw’s solid pitching sealed the win.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Mercer
Zlunt
Hunt
Forrester
Shaw
Rhr
Gardner and Worthington Reach North and South Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina Paul B Gardner of the Ghwentsia Golf Club Chicago and KR Worthington of Shawnee Country Club Delaware will meet in the thirty six hole final of the fourteenth annual United North and South Amateur Golf Tournament. Gardner defeated Dr C Gardner of the Agawan Hunt Club Providence Rhode Island four up and three to play and Worthington won from WM Paul of the Mecklenburg Country Club Charlotte North Carolina six up and five to play.
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N. C
Paul B. Gardner
Ghwentsia
Chicago
KR. S. Worthington
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Delasgare
Gardner
Dr. C. Gardner
Agawan Hunt Club
Providence
Worthington
W.m. ‘Paul
Mecklenburg Country Club
Charlotte
N.C
Alfonso to Pick Spain Polo Team in San Francisco
King Alfonso will personally select Spain s polo team to compete in San Francisco at the international polo tournament. The Panama-Pacific Exposition funds amount to $100,000 to support the event.
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Alfonso
Spain
San Francisco
San Francisy
College Games Today Show Busy Schedule Across Several Regions
Multiple matchups listed including Mississippi College at Tech in Atlanta and Georgia at Auburn. Other games feature Vanderbilt at Knoxville, North Carolina A and M at Wake Forest, Trinity at Guilford, Clemson at Mississippi A and M, and Tulane at Mississippi in New Orleans. Baseball results note Clemson beating Erskine in Franklin, South Carolina, and South Carolina edging Guilford 1 0.
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Tech
Atlanta
Georgia
Auburn
Vanderbit
Tennessee
Knoxville
North Carolina
Wake Forrest
Raleigh
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Trinity
Guilford
High Point
Clemson
Mraking
Miasissippi A. & M
Milloaps
Starkeville
Mississippi
Tulane
New Orleans
Kentucky State
Mtichigan
Mercerer
Florida
Gainesville
Richmond
Milledsevill
Grammar League Results Show Close Scores Across City Games
The Grammar League games yesterday afternoon produced mostly close scores. On the North Side Edgewood and Boulevard won. Tenth and Oakland tied 4 to 4 after Oakland led to the seventh inning before Tenth tied it with two runs. South Side winners were Hil Fraser and Formwalt with strong batting, while others like Quakland and Battle posted varied results.
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Edgewood
Boulevard
Tenth
Oakland
BE. Edgewood
Ivy
Batieres
Johnston
Johhnson
Thomson and
Taylor
R. HE
Quakland
Montgomery and
Baker, Morris and Jordan
R. H. E. Boulevard
Davis
Teres
Baker and McLaughlin
Ragsdale
Williamson
Hil
Fraser
Formwalt
Bane
Walker Street
Peeples
Jones and Smith
Owensby and Self
Amason Sold to Albany Club From Crackers
First baseman Amason has been sent to the Albany club of the South Atlantic league under optional agreement. The deal closed Friday morning and Amason departed on the afternoon train. Manager Smith kept a stout string on the promising young player to pull at season's end. Amason, with a year in the South Atlantic league, is expected to become a star and be ready for play with the Crackers next season.
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Amason
Albany
Smith
Selig
Crackers
Local Prep League opens season with big wins and close opener
Carl Taylor reports the local prep baseball league began Friday with six of seven teams in action. Boys' High and Stone Mountain dominated, winning by large margins while Peacock edged Georgia Military Academy in a tight 3 to 2 pitcher’s duel. Stone Mountain toppled Marist 15 to 1 as errors aided the lopsided result, and Peacock narrowly defeated GMA 3 to 2 in a close contest led by Wells and Murphy on the mound and at the plate.
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Carl Taylor
Victors Boys' High
Stone Mountain
G. M.A
Peacock
Wina
Marst
T.he
Hall
Gibson
Bratton
Wrigley
Hubert
Pence
Georgia Military Academy
Murphy
Jones
Wells
Etheridge
Smith
Tanes
Gato
Emory Freshmen Juniors Battle In Odd Interclass Game
In Oxford Georgia on an April afternoon Emory College staged a nine inning interclass exhibition. The Juniors defeated the Freshmen 21 to 7 in a farce of a game lasting about two hours. Batteries included Williamson Gane Mobley with umpires Neal and Cheshire. Speed boat race notes from St Augustine Florida report Hydro Bullet by Earl H. Deakin winning a 28 foot class trial in the southern championship ahead of final on tap.
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Clemson
Erskine
Clemson College
Webb
Yast
Goulden
Simpson
Gausden and Brow
Simpson and Galloway
Goodman
Gumory College
Oxford
Emory
Rew. i
Fregamien
O Janiors
Williamson
Gane Mobley
Uropires
Ndminers
Neal
Cheshire
Kitchens
Saxon
St. Augustine
Fla
Hydro Bullet
Earl H. Deakin
Chicago
Week's Trade Reviewed by Mercantile Agency
New York, April 3. Bradstreet's tomorrow will note irregularities in trade reports. Business across many lines shows acceptable year over year comparison, but a tendency to buy in small lots for immediate needs rather than large purchases for future use. Overall, a good volume of business exists and retail trade remains robust.
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New York
Bradstrest
Hester's Monthly Cotton Figures From New Orleans
Secretary Hester reports the March movement shows a mixed view with a $9,000 rise from last year but a $353,000 drop from the year before, and a 1911 rise of 297,000. March total 761,084. seven month total 13,314,254. Northern spinners take 192,188 in March. seaboard stocks at March close 1,051,936. world visible supply shows a weekly decrease of 126,764 and total 6,725,852,587.
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Hester
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Northern
Canada
Isk
Hester Issieg
Sapp
Orleans
Bra
India
Great Britain
Europe
Egypt
Cotton market review signals mixed week in New York
New York reports nervous cotton trading with May contracts trading above recent lows while March commitments eased. Market watchers cite improved Manchester trade, delayed new crop preparations, and hedged short interest aiding a late week advance. Dry goods markets stay steady as weather dampens fall style orders and harvest optimism grows in wheat regions.
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Great Britain
Manchester
Mis
Neil
Shaddiers
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