Nashville Victory Over Atlanta In Striking Baseball Clash
Nashville defeated Atlanta 3 1 in a dramatic late game, with Finn’s supporters celebrating a decisive ninth inning. Ex Atlantan Kalkhoff and Sorrell starred for Nashville as Harla and Sorrell pitched well for Atlanta early, but Nashville’s late rally secured the win.
Mercer and Tech to clash in pivotal state league games
Mercer seeks an even break with Georgia Tech after split results with Clemson. Tech, coached by Heisman, carries ten wins in twelve. Mercer rebuilds with new players and aims to count toward the State College League title race in today and tomorrow’s pair of games.
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Guese Blows Up In Fifth Inning In Pelicans Loss
New Orleans faced Little Rock as Guese faltered in the fifth, allowing a 6 4 lead as Little Rock held on for the win. Umpire Pfeminger drew sharp remarks from both sides amid the clash.
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Outsiders Dominate Card At Memphis Horse Meet
At Memphis race day only two favorites won. Ellison's Yankee Girl failed to place, Harmakis missed money, while Nathaniel edged Charlain in the one mile fifth race. The card featured six races with several longshots and a detailed list of entrants for the day’s events and future entries.
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Manager Smith Uses Big Axe in Build Down to Fourteen
Manager Smith trims the club by selling Third Sacker Pete Tiebald to Charleston and releasing Eddie Pleiss, with a deal pending for Paul Curtis to Macon or Charleston. Outfielder Eugene Curtis will miss two weeks attending a dying relative. A large sign at Piedmont park will be removed tomorrow as Smith plans to join practice today.
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Great soccer? Actually baseball clash draws fans in Gordon-Sewanee era
Great game is expected as Robert E. Lee Institute faces Gordon Institute in a grand amateur baseball tilt Monday April 30 at the new ballpark in Barnesville Ga. Rivalry runs high with both nines evenly matched and hundreds anticipated to attend. Sewanee beats Nashville University 8 to 6 in a ragged game, with key hits from Lassiter Seay Floyd and Coleman for Nashville and White and Wheat for Sewanee. Two more games slated for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Pirates Lose First At Home To Memphis
Shreveport suffers its first defeat at home as Memphis uses superior stick work. Hess homered to save a shutout bid. final score shows Memphis overpowering Shreveport 6 to 4 in the early season game.
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Hodges Real Estate Advertises Meridian Investments
Real estate promoter Walter G Hodges promotes Meridian investments and his agency in the Olson Bank building. He highlights a broad list of properties for sale or rent and offers favorable terms to buyers and sellers, urging investors to consider Meridian’s future profits. The piece also lists a series of American Association scores from Louisville to Indianapolis games.
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Broadcloth Dominates in Flushing Stakes at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct on April 26 Broadcloth led from start to finish to win the Flushing stakes, with four favorites prevailing in a day of strong contenders. The program also featured multiple selling races across distances from 4 1/2 furlongs to 1 mile and Jamaica entries forecasting the next Metropolitans card with the Excelisor handicap looming as Saturday’s opening highlight.
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Lexington Race Day Results Incomplete Print
Race card from Lexington presents multiple races with winners and odds. Notable performers include Wang Abrey and Red Raven with assorted placements, along with detailed entries and times. The page reflects a bustling 1900s track meet with numerous names, horses, and betting odds.
Macon 5, Jacksonville 0 in large crowd at Macon
Macon Georgia defeated Jacksonville 5 to 0 in a high attendance ball game. Blackburn and Mure dock starred with Mure dock credited for a home run in the April 26 contest. Savannah beat Charleston 3 to 2 with a decisive eighth inning rally. Augusta routed Columbia 8 to 1 as Holmes held Columbia to three hits.
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Southern Team Triumphs Over Derby Winners 9-8
The Southern Railway defeated the Derby Winners by nine to eight last Thursday afternoon. Manager Parker of the Derby Winners fields a fast lineup as Southern builds an early lead and holds on for the win.
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Umpire Choked by Irate Ike in Alabama Tilt
Birmingham April 26 Montgomery and Birmingham game ends in wrangling with manager Durrett of Montgomery ordered off field by umpire Buckley. Durrett choked Buckley, escorted off by police, placed under $50 bond for assault and battery. Gear hit a center field homer in seventh. score details include Busch and Molesworth. Umpire Buckley.
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National League Scores and Results From April 26
Baseball roundup reports New York Nationals beat Philadelphia 4 2 with Pittinger and Doom on the mound. Chicago tops Cincinnati 4-2 after decisive late rallies. Brooklyn defeats Boston 3-1. Pittsburgh-St Louis rain postponement. Boston defeats Philadelphia 12-0. Detroit edges Cleveland 3-2. Washington slips past New York 5-3. Chicago defeats St Louis 3-1.
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Irving Bacheller epics praised by multiple papers with quotes calling it an epic hero modern Leatherstocking and a nobleman of nature. Critics applaud forceful storytelling humor charm and strong character studies.
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A Rock in the Baltic serial begins May 6
Harper Brothers advertises Robert Barr's new novel A Rock in the Baltic a British officer defies the Czar and wages war on Russia in a thrilling serial debut in this newspaper as part of the Authors and Newspapers Association 150000 series.
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