Techs Edge Clemson In Hard Fought Atlanta Baseball Clash
In a sunlit Brisbane game Georgia Tech defeated Clemson by a hard fought showing from start to finish. Lucas pitched steadily for Tech while Clemson struggled to connect with his offerings and fielding saw more errors on Techs side though Clemson displayed steadier fundamentals. Wicks injured early and replaced by Schroeder, Techs improved offense produced multiple hits and drives.
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Atlanta
Techs
Clemson
Brisbane
Tech
Cornell
Ithacans
Mercer
South Carolina
Sitton
Wags
Lucas
Georgia Blacksmiths
South
Maddox
Cannon
Pattergon
Wicks
Tech Rooters
Schroeder
Hicks
Tech Triumphs Over Clemson In Deep Yard Battle
Tech defeated Clemson 18 to 8 in a high scoring game. Key players included Patterson Paulsen Morrison Brinson Maddox Cannon and Lucas for Tech while Peerman Gantt Barksdale Maxwell Shaw Litton Chisholm Cole and Rogers stood out for Clemson. The contest featured multiple innings with Tech pulling ahead after late rallies and a decisive eighth inning scoring spree.
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Patterson
Cole
Paulsen
Morrison
Peerman
Hicks
Schroeder
Clemson
Lucas
Maddox
Cannon
McPhail
Rogers
Brinson
Madeox
McPhal
Sitton
Gantt
South
Maxwell
Shaw
Chisholm
Coles
Tech
Techs
Sitten
Seenreeder
C. Brinson
Mophall
Sutton
Gibson
Pabst and Smiths Clash In Atlanta Baseball Scrimmage
Weldon Henley returns to the box for Pabst's men as Atlanta's teams split the series with Smith's side. Smith's squad won 12 to 8 aided by Myers shaky performance. The two sides stand even after yesterday's game with the deciding match set for Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Atlanta
Batassera
Weldon Henley
Henley
Smith
Myers
Peter
Pabsts
Smiths
Frenk
Tela
Longley
Winters
Lelby
Wilson
Leighton
Caterer
Childs
Pabst
Bush
Hoffmeister
King
From
Hale
Latimer
Smith's
Birmingham Takes Series As Magic City Pros Beat Anniston
Birmingham professionals of the Southern Association closed the series with Anniston, taking the third game 3 to 2. Lipp allowed key hits in the sixth to score Steele, while Birmingham built early leads and Anniston failed to overcome. Stolen bases by Wani Carter Ste tle Moss Brown and three two-base hits highlighted the contest with Sorber and Larocque contributing for Birmingham.
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Magic City Professionals
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Professionals
Southern Association
Armstens
Lipp
Steele
Ab. T
Taylor
Sorber
Brown
Larocque
Moss
Flailer
C.cff
Warren
Wilhelm
Campbell
Lapp
Abrah Pm
Stewart
Ward
Jones
Carter
Pear
Montgomery
Stevenson
Wani
Stesle
Pavior
Haller
Baltimore Beats Savannah Team in Final Savannah Game
Baltimore team defeated the Young Men's Christian Association squad with ease in Savannah, as McGraw’s Orioles plan to push toward the pennant. Also, Alabama defeated Auburn twice 11 to 6, with other results: St Albans over Richmond College 14 8, Pennsylvania 16 Carlisle Indians 0, Georgetown 13 Washington 7, Virginia 8 Harvard 0, Philadelphia 11 Villanova 0, Philadelphia 21 Princeton 4.
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Orioles
Young Men's Christian Association
McGraw
Alabama
Auburn
Selma
Ala
University of Alabama Boys
Richmond
St. Albans
Richmond College
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Washington
Georgetown
University of Virginia
Harvard
Villa Nova
Princeton
First Ball Game at Emory College in Oxford Ga
Emory College in Oxford Georgia hosted a baseball game between freshmen and sub freshman teams. The freshmen won 20 to 4 before a large crowd, continuing a long-standing pre-series tradition that this year halted sub freshman hopes to join the regular series.
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Emory
Emory College
Oxford
Weather forecast for multiple states Sunday and Monday
Forecast issued for Washington and various states shows Georgia through the Carolinas with fair Sunday and rain Monday, Virginia with showers Monday, Florida with mixed sun and showers, Western Florida and Alabama with showers, Mississippi with showers and warmer north, Texas regions with showers and cooler conditions, Arkansas rain and east winds, Kentucky fair with rain in the west and Monday rain, winds shifting northeast.
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Washington
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Lowalanoa
Texas
Man's Russian on Early Medical Book Free
An old ad offers Know Thycell a male focused medical book free with postage paid to readers. It promotes The Peabody Medical Journal established 1899 in Boston as a trusted American source. Also mentions pricing notes and advertiser Edwards & Son at 120 Whitehall Street.
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Vaner
Adaresa the Peabody “Medical Footiare
Finch Street
Boston
Mass
America
Peabody
Raging Stars Ready for Coliseum Showdown in Atlanta
The 1901 racing scene highlights Bobbie Walthour and Jimmie Moran as top contenders for next Thursday's Coliseum clash in Atlanta. Both riders train hard, Moran returning from hospital after a fall shows grit, while Walthour prepares for a tough 10 lap race. Falls reported yesterday while Fenn suffered a belt snap. Bennie Munroe cannot make the trip due to weight.
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Walthour
Moran
Bobbie ‘Walthour
Jimmie Moran
Tthe East
Atlanta
Cotton steeplechase shocks rain dampens Montgomery Park races
Heavy rain made the Montgomery Park track sloppy as seven Cotton steeplechase contenders lined up. Dick Furber led the betting and won the two mile stake by three lengths over Daryl, with Golden Link third. Jockey Sutherland injured in a fall at the first hurdle. Other races at four furlongs to 1 1/8 miles produced tight finishes. Confederate Veterans advertises Frisco System rail trips with stopovers to Dallas and Oklahoma.
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Tenn
Montgomery Park
Dick Furber
Governor Hoyd
Sutherland
Mazo
Johnson
Dick Faber
Daryl
Amirante
Jouden
Small Jack
Birkenruth
Aratoma
Winkfield
Henry McDaniel
R. Willams
John A. Scott GW. Woods
Poor Boy
Winikfield
Autumn Eaves
Lindsey
Alladdin
Coburn
Lucien Appleby
Lady GJ. Woods
Wax Taper
O'Brien
South Breeze
R. Steel
G. Johnson
H. L. Wilson
Golden Link
J. M. Weber
Votary
Rainey Gc
Dean
Cross
Vinkfield
A Card of Caution to Remington Typewriter Owners
A notice from TF Crenshat of 103 North Pryor Street Atlanta warns owners of Remington Standard Typewriters against using unauthorized or incompetent service personnel. The firm emphasizes employing competent, properly identified adjusters to maintain their machines’ reputation for excellent work.
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Remington Standard Typewriters
TF Crenshat
North Pryor Btrest
Atlanta
Contagious Blood Poison treated with S S S advertised
An advertisement extols S S S as a safe permanent cure for Contagious Blood Poison, denouncing Mercury and Potash. It claims the poison hides in the blood while these drugs mask symptoms, urges readers to request a free book, and includes a testimonial from G F Glissor of Tiptonville Tennessee about dramatic recovery and weight gain after use.
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S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Tiptonville
Tenn
G. F
Glissor
Gold Van wins Gebhard handicap at Oakland Futurity course
At Oakland on April 12 Gold Van from Green Morris’s stable captured the Gebhard handicap, the Futurity course offering 2000 dollars. Favorites struggled as Gold Van beat Arabo and High Chancellor with High Chancellor placing third. Earlier races saw Frank Woods and Captain Gaines win combines in 1:48 and 2: a times, with Bob Gioar and Position also recording wins.
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Green Morris
Oakland
Frank Woods
Lee
Stragelar
Romero
el Pillar
Ransch
Captain Gaines
Donnelly
Milas
L. Daly
Haimetts
Knapp
Bob Gioar
Lime Light
Frawley
Kitty Keily
Poucon
Gold van
L. Jackson
Arabo
L Daly
High Chancellor
Conley
Position
Troxler
MacGyle
Renach
Bragg
Doubiet
Bozeman
May W
Rensch
Get-away day at Benning ends meet with big crowd
At Benning April 12 the local jockey club staged its most successful meet. Four favorites Gould Blue and Grange Decameron and Himself won. Gould captured the hurdle event and Decameron the steeplechase. Himself also won the Benning handicap in easy fashion. Father Bu Daly’s stable had three winners as fair weather favored fast tracks.
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Benning
Jockey Club
Gould
Blue
Grange
Decameron
Himself
Bu’ Daly
Hunt
Tankard
Dayton
Water Rae
R. Taylor
Blue and Orange
Burns
Spring Brook
Booker
Squid
Miles
Parson
Arius
Carson
Silent Aes
E. Helder
Brennan
Price
Man O' War
L. Smith
Farpine
Hawkes Eyeglasses Match Quality Across Factories
A. K. Hawkes presents the claim that their prescription eyeglasses are scientifically and artistically perfect. The company invites intelligent comparison of their prints with those of other ocular factories, noting a White vial on the viaduct as a point of reference.
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A. K. Hawkes
Confederate Veterans Reunion Route Advertises Rail Line
A travel pitch promotes the Louisville and Nashville Railroad as the best route to the Confederate Veterans Reunion in Dallas Texas April 22 to 25. It highlights stops at Beauvoir Mississippi New Orleans and Texas plantations plus stopovers and a low return ticket price of 50 cents good April 18 through 21. Contact A G Hollenbeck district passenger agent Atlanta GA for tickets and schedules.
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Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Dallas
Tex
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Montgomery
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Beauvoir
Miss
Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Louisville and
Nashville
A. G. Hollenbeck
Atlanta
Confederate Veterans' Special Train Departing Atlanta April 2
Confederate Veteran Special via W and A and N and C and St L By Camp Walker and Atlanta Camp 159 will leave Atlanta at 4 20 p.m. heading to Monroe Social Circle Covington and Athens camps joining here. The train includes sleepers and elegant day coaches with full comfort. Regular daily trains depart Atlanta at 8 22 a.m 4 p.m and 9 3 p.m with connections to Dallas and other Texas points.
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St. L. By
Dallas
Texas
Major Luther B Grandy Dead in Philippines
Major Luther B Grandy formerly of Atlanta died in the Philippines after serving as surgeon major in the Spanish American War and later with the Thirty fifth volunteers His wife a sister of Alfred G Smart and their four year old son were with him in the Philippines He returned to America in 1901 and reenlisted later in the period context Batangas Luzon noted
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Alfred G Smart
Philippines
Luther B. Grandy
Atlanta
Major Grandy
Mr Smart
Mr. Grandy
Tattle A. Smart
Liep2
Province of
Batanga
Isle of Luzon
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