Odell Shines For Crackers In Televised Outlook
SAB ODELL is highly regarded in Mgahville as a versatile hitter and outfielder for the Crackers. The Banner lauds his speed power and fielding, noting a 0.498 batting pace over three games and past season highlights including third-base play and stolen bases.
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Ee Sab Odell
Mgahville
Ishig al O'Dell
Crackers
Myer
Hyder Barr
Dell
Atlanta
Rta
Peene
Crackers Beat Turtles In High Scoring Memphis Tilt
In Memphis on April 21 the Crackers defeat the Turtles 5 to 4 after a four run sixth inning. Miller and Johns toed the mound for the Crackers as Atlanta starter Ferguson struggled. Netzel Abstein Kerr led a late rally with key hits including a two bagger and a three base hit for the Turtles.
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Sewanee to revive track team on mountain
Sewanee announces plans to revive a track program with a field day or duel against another university on commencement week. Edward Smith named manager for the events as senior athletes and supporters push for a mountain track season with medal awards and record prospects.
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Wanes
Gillem
Cenium
Tuddie
Warde
Ozeman
Weiwho
Sewanee
University
Banat ORES Sat: Tee and University Baseball
A clipped, garbled OCR entry notes a baseball event involving Banat ORES Sat and the University. The readable fragments indicate a game or schedule item, likely a university team facing an opponent, with basic identifiers but no clear outcome or date.
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Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Scores from Southern League and others show Memphis 5 Atlanta 7 Moblie 7 Birmingham 2 New Orleans 4 Birmingham 1 New Orleans 1 Nations League Cincinnati 7 St Louis 1 Chicago 6 Pittsburg 0 American League Cleveland 4 Detroit 0 Chicago 8 St Louis 3 American Association Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3 in 11 innings Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 1 Columbus 5 Paul 3 Toledo 12 Minneapolis 5 International League Jersey City 2 Toledo 0 Buffalo 4 Newark 1 Rochester 17 Providence 2 Cotton States Jackson 8 Vicksburg 2 Texas League Austin 7 Fort Worth 5 San Antonio 1 Beaumont 1 Waco 7 Houston 4 Galveston 1.
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Nashville
Macon
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Hoaten
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Providence
Questions Answered SEO by Sporting Editor Inquiry
The text shows an attempted sports column note by a sporting editor naming Dick Jemison and The Constitution Pisabe with garbled names Pepainiiter Zimmerman Bartley Deednikier Bartley. It appears to request where the following play would occur and mentions multiple names in a jumbled form.
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Zimmerman
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Deednikier
IS COMING: AROUND Photo by Francis E Price Slat
Photographer Peter Brien, veteran infielder for the Crackers, begins to prove Hemp hills judgment in keeping him.
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Where They Play Today Atlanta in Memphis Birmingham St New Orleane
The list shows matchups across leagues with cities including Atlanta Memphis Birmingham New Orleans and related pairings. It reads as a schedule fragment lacking clear dates or teams and includes several misspellings and odd city pairs.
Foxes Plan Grand Opening in Columbus on April 21
Columbus prepares for the season opener against the Sails with a street procession and park ceremonies led by Dr T R Christie and Mayor I H Chappell. 3500 expected to attend as players ride in kiddy autos and band music signals the start.
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Naps blank Tigers as Cleveland edges Detroit in opener
In Detroit April 21 Bill Burns pitched well but Cleveland topped Detroit 4 to 0. Gainer’s drive into the crowd was aided by a one handed catch by Birmingham, while Jackson left with a right forearm injury after being hit by a pitch. Batteries Eater Easterly Burns Stanage. Time 1:49. Umpires Dineen Perrine.
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Baseball Highlights From 1889 to 1909 in Brief
A compact recap of historical baseball notes including Rube Marquard’s release for 11 000 dollars in Cleveland in 1889, two no hit games in 1898 by Jay Hughes and Theo Breitenstein, a 18 to 3 New York Nationals win over Philadelphia in 1904, a 1905 Charleston and Columbus South Atlantic League matchup, and a 1909 fourteen inning win by Bt. EP over Cleveland with mention of long games and notable pitchers.
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Crackers Schedule Skews Home, Road Trip Looms Ahead
The Nashville Crackers plan a home game on Wednesday after possible Tuesday travel for the trip. If Tuesday’s game is off, Red Elm caps the road swing with a win tally of three and one defeat. Weather delays slowed play, but hitters remain potent and pitchers seek clear skies. Confederate Memorial Day shifts start times and intercity games, with two series at home against Nashville and Memphis followed by a long road stretch through Chattanooga Mobile New Orleans Birmingham and Montgomery before the next home stand.
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Moblie
New Orleans
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Montgomery
Mobile Pirates Beat Billikens 7 3 In Close Game
In Mobile on April 21 Mobile won 7 to 3 over Montgomery using two pitchers. Gardella and Elwert drove in runs with multiple hits while Berger struggled, and Mobile pulled ahead with three runs in the seventh. Umpires Kellum and Bud Would you advise tting cow and horse manure in the furrows and then dress heavily with oak ashen for Trish potatoes after mizing well with plow?
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Tolay Wort
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Wille Believes He Will Stop Big Al Kubiak
Boxer Wille, a versatile heavyweight, challenges veteran Al Kubiak in Atlanta at Gate City Athletic Club Tuesday. Kubiak, famed for his relentless mixing and strength, faces Wille who vows to finish within ten rounds, with two to three other bouts planned on the card.
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Gate City
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Yellow Jackets on Four-Game Road Trip Schedule
The Tech Yellow Jackets depart Tuesday for Sewanee and Nashville for four road games. They will face Sewanee at Sewanee midweek, then Vanderbil t in Nashville Friday and Saturday, with no home games until next week when the Auburn contingent visits for a three game series.
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Mercer
Macon
Georgia Leaves on Long Jaunt
The University of Georgia baseball team departs Wednesday for a seven game road trip through the Carolinas and Virginia. They will play Trinity twice at Durham, Navy at Annapolis, Virginia at Charlottesville, North Carolina at Chapel Hill twice, and North Carolina A and M at Raleigh before returning home, with the next home game not until May 6 against Washington and Lee in Athens.
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Golf Trophy Final Draw At Hest Lake
The finals for the T. A. Hammond trophy will be played at Hest Lake today. Matches include Bright versus G Blanton, Wright versus Rainwater, and Webitter versus Barnett with Howell appearing in multiple bouts.
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East Sold to Atlanta to Play Second Base
Walter East, 1911 Memphis captain and second baseman, sold to Atlanta. Hemphill wired East to report at once. East expected to replace Howard at second base as Atlanta seeks stronger infield with Alperman at third Coleman at short Sykes at first. East previously with Little Rock Nashville and Memphis.
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Ashland
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Ease
Little Rock
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Coleman
O'Brien
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Sykes
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Moulton
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Giants Play Yanks Benefit for Titanic Survivors
New York Nationals routed the Highlanders 12 to 2 in a benefit game for Titanic survivors. Massive receipts totaled 9425.25 as Maxwell Fullenwider and Milson held the mound while Chase mishandled a throw.
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Fisher
Al Demaree Season's Pitching Sensation with Gulls
Al Demaree, former Cracker who chose not to report, has emerged as the Mobile Gulls season pitching sensation. In three starts he has won all, with whitewash wins over New Orleans Birmingham and Montgomery, allowing just thirteen hits across the games.
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Hemphill Leads Crackers With Bat In Early Games
Hemphill tops the team with a .440 average after six games, 11 hits in 25 at bats. Alperman sits at .417 and Bailey at .? as seven of thirteen players have appeared in six games, signaling pitchers need time to gel and keeping Atlanta optimistic about the season outcome.
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Charlie Semphill
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Ridgely to Face New York Supreme Court Suit in Mine Deal
William B Ridgely former comptroller of the currency and son in law of Illinois senator Cullom will appear before the New York Supreme Court to defend a $1,000 note claim by James G. Allen. The suit alleges misrepresentation in Cuoa property dealings with Ridgely claiming ore would yield $4 a ton and that $3,000 cash plus seven notes for $1,000 each were paid for stock valued at $10,000. Ridgely seeks $3,000 refund and $7,000 spent developing the property. Allen replies he only repeated representations made to him and was not aware of any falsity due to lack of mining expertise.
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Illinois
Supreme Court
New York
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Cuoa
A Personal Affront. From Judge.
A report describes a dispute among striking Amalga Skirt Strikers with a delegate seeking the tall thin new union member. The secretary explains she resigned this morning giving a reason, prompting questions about her departure and the union meeting.
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Texas and Auburn double bill in final home stand
Auburn faces Texas in a two game set at the Auburn campus as the season winds down. Newell returns to pitching form boosting a weakened staff while Williams shows steady improvement. Auburn also schedules a three game series with Mercer, with venue undecided between Macon or Auburn.
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Newell
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