Atlanta and Nashville Battle in Pitcher Duel as Baxter Sparks Delivers
In a tense game at Atlanta, Baxter Sparks enters after an arm injection and delivers the decisive moment as Larry Hoffman triples for Nashville but Sparks grounds out the winning run home. Atlanta pitchers Har ley and Zeller prove dependable while Sparks recovers form for future bids. The contest ends 4 to 2 in favor of Atlanta with strong defense and late scoring.
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Mr Childs
Doc
B. Smith
Baxter Sparks
Mississippi
Baxter
B. Sperks
Billy
Larry Hoffman
Jimmy Archer
Larry
Casey
Jansing
Atlanta
Harley
Zeller
Bugs” Reymond
Nashville
Guyer
Finn
Flinger
H. Po
Smith
Winters
Fox
Bio Jordan
Hollman
Archer
Barnum
Childs
O Sparks
Scurus
Nashville Ab
E. Gilbert
Wiseman
Castro. Sa
Stafford
Golo Goa
Hoffman
Jordan
Burnum
Sparks
Geyer
Hurnum
Chills
Kennedy
Kid Ball Players Who Are Old but Full of Snap and Ginger
New York, April 28. Three veteran players nicknamed Kid Gleason Nichols and Elberfeld remain agile and influential in their teams. Gleason, a lifelong Phillies figure, recalls early baseball days and still plays with vigor. Nichols, a Boston stalwart and later manager, keeps speed and control. Elberfeld, once slowed by injury, rose to top-level play with the Detroit and New York Americans. Their lasting vitality explains why new players tolerate the Kid nickname.
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Kid" Gleason
Kid' Nichols
Kid" Hiberied
Gleason
Etberfeld
Nichols
Periddla
Gleason and Nichols
Fast Company
New York
Philadelphia
Philliea
Jim Mctruire
Love Cross
Louisville Ln
American Association
Harry Wright
Phillies
Savannah
Young
Griffith
Camden
New Jersey
Williamsport
Anson
Ike Hanlon
Mack
McGraws
Wright
New York Americans
Daya
Banchal
Scienero
Radbourne
Carkson
Keefe
Buffington
Vetch
Whitney
Gleeson
St. Louis
Fang Ithere
Baltimore
Baltmore
Redoutable
Freedman
Kid
Tallenders
Hugh Durty
Dury
Bufid
Nich
Ols
Duffy
Boston
Nichola
Kansas City
Memphis
Frank Selee
Festest
St. Louis Nationals
Elberfela
Petrin
Eiberfeld
Long
Detroit
New York American
Hermann Long
Godi
Prep League Clash Ends In Stone Mountain Victory
Stone Mountain university school beat High school 8 to 7 in a pitchers’ duel on Hun field before Stone Mountain’s largest crowd. Key plays included Graves and Cobb and Gibbs powering Stone Mountain, with a ninth inning squeeze sealing the win and tying the two clubs for first. The anticipated title game may be at Piedmont Park next Saturday. Georgetown defeated North Carolina 4 to 1 as Mayock held the Tar Heels, Georgetown's South homered, and a late surge secured the win.
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Stone Mountain
High School
Hunfield
Mountain Boys
Graves
Cobb
Gibbs
Stony Mountain
Piedmont Park
Shreveport Beats New Orleans 7-6 In Slugfest
In New Orleans on April 28 the Shreveport team outhit and outplayed the Pelicans, winning 7 to 6. Manuel struggled with a bad inning as six hits included three triples. Attendance 2,900. Rickert, Blake and Graffina led the offense for Shreveport, while New Orleans received solid work from Rickert and Beck.
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New Orleans
Shreveport
Fisher
Manuel
Evans
Buckney
Graffina
Flasher
Po. A
Rickert
Bleke
Knoh
Beck
O'Brien
Cargo
Sullivan
Plana
I Shreveport
Orlean
Graf
Blake
Bird
Byrne
Daley
Noblett Leaves Southern Climate for Release from Club
Bert Noblett of the Atlanta club was ordered by his physician to depart the southern climate and has been released. Manager Smith lamented the necessity but noted Noblett’s illness with malarial fever since returning from Starkeville Misa College coaching. Noblett had been bidding for third base during a seven day stint.
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Bert Noblett
Atlanta
Smith
Bert
Starkeville. Misa
Neblett
B. Neblett
Moore and Sons offer optical services at North Broad Street
A fragmentary advertises MO. L. MOORE & SONS as providers of optical services for a large estate. It mentions eye care and invites readers to call at North Broad Street for contact or inquiries though the wording is garbled and incomplete.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
North Broad St
Fourteen Far-From-Coordinated Atlanta Team Struggles
The Atlanta team endured a string of injuries and misfortunes during a road trip, with Burminm Hoffmann and others sidelined by illness and arm troubles. Whitey Morse sprained his wrist twice, Gene Curtis and George Stinson also injured, and Jack Evers twisted an ankle. Despite these setbacks, Sewanee defeated Nashville and Atlanta faced further delays in Memphis.
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Teaa
Larry Hoffman
Birmingham
Larry
Pete
Tiebald
Dick” Harley
Water
Veault
Ultle Twinner
Bugs” Raymond
Baxter Sparks
Harley
Sparks
Whitey Morse
Childs
Gene Curtis
Sidney Smith
George Stinson
Montgomery
George
Curtis
Durmy
Allanta
Jack Evers
Jack
BR. Smith
Eddie Pleiss
Alanta
Elly Smith
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