O Dell Breaks Southern League Fielding Record
Al O Dell third baseman for the Bite Gulls set a Southern League fielding mark with two put outs and two assists at third in Mondays game with Birmingham. He extended a consecutive games streak without a bobble to thirty two, surpassing prior ties with New Orleans. He has forty eight put outs and seventy one assists through the streak.
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Mabite Gulls
Burmingham O Delwent
Bi Ling Bay
New Orleans
Dell
Anil
Removal of League President Sought by Fan Letter
A loyal fan letter urges the league to remove President Ravenaush and replace him with Charlie Frank. The writer claims many fans support action to depose ineffective umpires and improve the league, blaming current leadership for chaos and poor governance. Sent from a supporter connected with the Southern Railway.
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Dick Jemison
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Mme
Ariter
Hum
Tsay
Goo
Judge Ravenaush
Charlie Frank
Kavanaugh
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Ndt
Alexander Squair Wins Western Tennis Title in Chicago
Alexander Squair of Chicago defeated Clarence Griffin to take the Western tennis championship, fending off a strong challenge by Griffin who could not match the decisive play. The match closed with Squair leading by a comfortable margin as the title passed to the New champion.
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Clarence Grittin
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Birmingham
Dobard
Calhoun Tragessor
WcDonald Dewble
Calhoun Varcan
Covington
Keeley
Roth
Birmingham & Time
Lmpires Bridenstein
Kern
Montgomery
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Berger and Renfer Hold Cracker Batters Easily, Vols Win Both Games
Nashville beats Atlanta 4 to 1 in game one, then takes game two 4 to 2 as Renfer and Gibson solidify the Volunteers pitching. Cracker bats struggle amid darkness and heavy wind. Long and Welch spark Atlanta in early innings, but Nashville outscores them late, securing a doubleheader sweep.
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Eastman Team Challenges Any Georgia Club On Open Ground
Eastman baseball squad, after a long stretch of wins, issues a challenge to any Georgia team to play on home soil with a forfeit for Telavi if away games are picked. Full particulars via Woodward Jr., manager Eastin bagueball club.
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Spee
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Kavanaugh Suspends Manager in Southern League Row
President Kavanaugh temporarily suspended Manager Smith after a clash with Umpire Kellum last Wednesday. The local club awaits his personal investigation, with a possible meeting in Memphis to decide Kavanaugh’s next steps and whether Kircher’s coaching fines will be reviewed.
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WM Kavanaugh
Memphis
Kircher
Albany and Augusta clash in nine innings scoreline
South Atlantic summary shows Albany 3 over Augusta 2 after nine innings with early leads and late twists. Batteries Wiley Wella Barker Borger listed. scoring lines incomplete. Other game lines include Charenton Macon Jacksonville and Charleston matchups with varied inning totals and multiple battery pairs.
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Washington Vaps 7 Cleveland 4 in loose league game
Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 4 in a loosely played American League contest. Hagerman Collander Sean Engel Ayres and Henry worked the batteries with time at 3a. Umpires Q Loughlin and Sherr. Figures show Washington led early with a 7-4 final.
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Cleveland
Washington
Cleveland Today
Hagerman Collander
Sean Engel Ayres
Henry
Q Loughlin
Sherrin
Crackers Must Get Together to Break Slump in Season
The Atlanta Crackers show inconsistent hitting and pitching with poor play across thirty two games since July 1. Critics urge manager Bill Smith to locate a slump in the lineup, switch to aggressive hitting, and finish strong before a likely last-place finish.
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Dy Dick Jemison
Crackers
Una
Atlanta
Day Roth
Berger
Smith
Bill Smith
Hoyle
Chattanooga
Amateurs Eastman 5 Federals 2 in series opener
Eastman defeated the Federals 5 to 2 as Eastman duo combined for 400 and 195 in a game marked by late scoring. Batteries were Skelton, Wright Brown and Butler for Eastman while Sanders Harper Porter Nicholson shared duties for the Federals.
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Elliott
McCranie Holidax
Ernandez
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Seigler
The Kircher Case and Baseball Comedy Cry in the Stands
The column laments dull Southern League baseball and calls for genuine human effort from players. It argues fans deserve real sport not vaudeville acts and notes umpire removals and lasting impact of fan sentiment on box office.
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George Kircher
Atlanta
Castro
Kayansuga Ts
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Red Sox
St Louis
Louis
Boston
Anas
Leigue
Eames
Havan
Hildebrand
Dineen
Baseball scores and innings from multiple federal league games
Reports show Buffalo trailing St Louis 4 in a 12 inning finish, Kansas City beating Baltimore 3 to 2, Pittsburgh defeating Chicago 1 0, Indianapolis overcoming Brooklyn 7 to 6, and Texas League results Houston 20 Dallas 6 and Fort Worth 4 Austin 3 with various inning tallies and player line notes.
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Dallas
Golven
Ft Worth
Weep
Ben Antonio
Austin
Bekam
Georgia State Agricultural Society Meet At Alban August 26 27
The annual Georgia State Agricultural Society meeting will be held in Alban August 26 and 27 with a full program of attractions and speakers. The dates were moved up due to the statewide Democratic primary election.
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Alban
Galaxust
Georga State Agricultural Society
Gov Slaton Explains Tax Law At Fairburn
Governor John Slaton spoke for about an hour at noon in Fairburn on August 3 delivering a masterful exposition of the tax equalization law. The crowd filled the courthouse and included the governor’s wife, with the address praised for factual clarity and neutrality.
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Landelon Andersen
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Taliburn
Judge Nat Harris Speaks At Dublin Courthouse
Judge Nat Harris spoke in Dublin this morning at the courthouse. He was introduced by the Sans Abie crowd and received an enthusiastic reception. Harris discussed Confederate veterans, pledged to reduce the tax rate if elected, and argued his rebroadcast operator experience fits him to handle the state road lease. He denied being too old, noting he is only one year older than Candler or Gordon.
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Harris
Candler
Gordon Farmer
National League results with Phillies and Pirates headlines
National League action includes Phillies defeating Chicago 9 to 5 in a rough day. Alexander pitched strongly as Philadelphia built a big lead with solid support. Also, Conetchny delivered a dramatic 13th inning homer for Pittsburgh to beat Brooklyn 7 to 2. Boston beat St Louis 1 to 0. Cincinnati swept a doubleheader with New York, 7 to 2 and 6 to 4, including Herzog’s crash and comeback play.
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Chamber of Commerce Formed at Eastman
Eastman on August 8 1At a very enthusiastic meeting the business men of Eastman organized a chamber of commerce Colonel Herbert was elected temporary chairman and BS Keith temporary secretary A committee including Dr FD Herrman Rev Alay Wo Pealer ar T HO Prince was appointed to nominate a permanent president and secretary The committee nominated Lelto J hare cashier of the Fost Nitaru bank as president and BOS heith editor of the Dede Count Merald s se The names were elected in man then appointed WoT LeRoy Pharr and D J Franklin as a committee to call at later business hours in Eastman and gain a member for Herrman James Bishop Jr Joe Peacock HL Johnson Lok Person and BW Ha re
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Lelto
Eter Busness Mar
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Hare
Rawlings Defends Self in Irby Case
Judge Ravings warned the crowd against deception as Rawlings argued his actions in the Irby case upheld the law. He contended Vinson helped pass the act and now Vinson attacks him for employing it during his campaign.
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Bot Kawos
Wudien
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Sinson
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Nowinson
Sixteenth Annual Eagles Meeting Opens in Kansas City
The grand aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles convened in Kansas City on August 2 with the sixteenth annual meeting called to order. Richmond and Savannah are listed as candidates for the 1915 gathering.
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Grand Aerie of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Richmond
Savannah
Gadsden Surrenders Franchise to League
Gadsden Alabama August 3 Special The Gadsden Baseball association has surrendered its franchise to the Georgia Alabama league The team will stay intact and play under the name Gadsden under league direction All games schedule Aga Agrì Wie remainder of the sem inary repove 32 those cities with cotume cee were to have rouge in the taxable county of 32 00.
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Gadsden Baseball Association
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