Savannah Falls to Columbus in Ten to One Excerpted Ballgame
In Columbus Georgia on August 6 Savannah was defeated by Columbus 10 to 1. Fifteen batted strong in the fourth and sixth innings as Morrow shined in key moments while Scheneberg struggled. The battery was Robertson, Scheneberg and Gerbel for Savannah, Morrow and Krebs for Columbus. Time 1 45 Umpire Pender.
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Foxes
Indians
Columbus
Savannah
F.efteen
Sehengberg
Morrow
AL HL
Robertson
Scheneberg
Gerbel
Krebs
Pender
Mobile beats Memphis six to two in Southern League clash
Mobile breaks a deficit in the tenth inning as four Mobile players push across runs after a tied ninth. Maloney Starr O'Dell and Long drive in key RBIs to overcome Memphis, with Kissinger allowing the decisive tally in the tenth. Cited box score and game notes indicate a 6-2 final with umpires Pfenninger.
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Galla
Turtles
Memphis
Tann
Kissinger
Mobile
Memhis
Maloney
Starr
O'Dell
Long
Heals
MOB
Poe
Fryers
Cox
Crasdall
Tanneman
Jacobsen
Seabaugh
Schweitzer
Balla
Demarce
Kissinger BR
Demaree
Pfenninger
Cardinals Buy George Whitted from Jacksonville Club
George Whitted, hitting over .300 this season and stellar at third, was sold to the St. Louis National League club for about 3000 dollars. He must stay with the local team until after the South Atlantic league season, then report to Manager Bresnahan. New Orleans downed by Fleharty's three hits as Nashville won 3 to 0 in a 1.55 game. Nashville fielding by Perry and Schwartz.
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Jacksonville
Fla
George Whitted
St. Louis
Whittted
Bresnahan
Fleharty
New Orleans
Nashville
Swindell
Perry
Schwartz
A. Nash
Bea Jobo
Lattire
O Staniey
Youngrf
Roche
Weien'ved
Spencer,If
R. Nashville
Brrone
Johnston
Spencer
Welchend Pases
New Oriesons
Atruck
Stanley
Young
Lattimore
Lindsay
Breitenstein
Kellum
Questions Answered Under Head Sporting Editor
A voice from the Sporting Editor responds to queries about Columbia home games and opponents slated for August and September against Columbus Jacksonville and Macon. The column includes a double steal scenario and a debate on an unassisted triple play by the second baseman.
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Dick Jemison
Sporting
the Constitution
Plesse
Columbia
Columbus
Wanngh
Jacksonvile
Macon
Quitman Beats Brunswick 7 5 In Baseball Series
In Quitman Georgia on August 6 the second game of the series ended Quitman 7 Brunswick 5. Ginetto of Brunswick hit his second home run. Quitman had three two-base hits and three errors while Brunswick had no errors. Time 1 45. Umpire Donaldson. Tomorrow’s game will conclude the series and decide the winner.
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Barons
Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Almeida
Marean
McBride
Bham
H. Pa. A
Marcan
Mes'geryre
Jordanzb
Hananer
Moranif
Almela
Turwersef
M’guy
Lb Su
Balentiss
M'Bride
GO S&s
Bunting
Blame
Grayrf
Yantz
Noyesc
Prough
Cov'eskin
Totela
Banting
Loaings
Birmsingham
Se Oe
Messenger
Balenti
Nayes
Viveleskie
Eliam
Johnston
Jordan
Tutweller Halenti
Estenti
Coyte
MecGlivray
Coveleski
Ny Prough
Hart and Rudderham
Quitman
Brunswick
GiNette
Donaldson
Merchants Welcome at Southern Merchants Convention
G C Adams W L Dorris and A J Gillen respond as Barbecue planned at Ponce de Leon for visitors over 1000 merchants and business men attend the opening at the Auditorium Armory Tuesday morning. President J Kerr and officers say prospects for a great convention exceed hopes with 1200 to 1500 registered last night.
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G C. Adams
W. L. Dorris
A. J. Gillen
Ponce de Leon
Southern Merchants’ Convention
Auditorium Armory
J. Kerr
Today in Baseball summary of early major league events
A chronicle of historic games with dates from 1884 to 1910. Highlights include Cleveland’s big scoring games, the Giants’ Polo Grounds incident, a no hit bid by Victor Willis for Boston, and notable pitching performances by Fraser and Walsh. The notes mention Cincinnati and Pittsburgh offensive outbursts and other league actions.
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Providence
Cincinnatic American Association
Miotonians
Eghenys
Innnings
Cleveland
Washington
Sullivan
Louisville
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Victor Willis
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Billy Sullivan
Chicago
Fraser
Phillies
Pittshares
Cincinnati
Pittinger
Suthoff
Philadelphia
Johnstone
Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
Vean Greggs
Portland
Oaklands
Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Wid Conroy
Businessmen Convene in Atlanta Opening Day Session
More than 2,000 visitors gathered for the convention's opening in Atlanta with Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida and the Carolinas represented. John D. Walker of Sparta, Ga., headlined today’s program, urging prudent credit use and enhanced sales methods while speakers from Hawkinsville, Commerce and other cities discussed farming, store operations, and collections. A reception, Merchants’ night, and a big barbecue at Ponce de Leon park were planned, with Governor Brown and Atlanta officials welcoming the guests.
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Ponce de Leon Park
Alabama
Montgomery
Atlanta
John D. Walker
Sparta
South
Benjamin R. Vardaman
W. W. Poole
Hawkinsville
J. M. Nix
Commerce
Pleamont Driving Club
Auditorium Armory
John M. Slaton
Brown
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
Mortuary notices and deaths from Georgia region
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list J C Raiford of Vashti death at home, Charles W McMillan of Fairbun, Hayden Mickel of Union Point, A J Baxter with Stone Mountain interment, Rosa Reich of Wheeling, Tom Mason killed at Eagan, Mrs William Allen of Rome, Russell East of Leeds, Max Pittman of Atlanta, Miss Mary Evatt, Madeline Hutcheson. Entries give locations, ages, survivors, service times, and burial details.
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A. J. Baxter
Stone Mountain
William Ailen
Rome
William Allen
Avenue H
J. H. Towns
T. PB. Towns
Atlanta
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
A. B
Mt Gilead Camp Meeting Ticket Special 1912
The Mt Gilead camp meeting runs August 10 to 16 in 1912 with the B and A railroad offering round trip tickets from Atlanta for 50 cents. Trains will stop closer to the campground this year.
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MT. Gilead
Atlanta
Advertising and cash the merchants assets in 1900s remarks
W L Dorris of Douglas argued cash trades against cotton to corn production, calling the cash buyer a merchant’s greatest asset. A J Gillen of Maxeys praised newspaper advertising as a key asset for business success. The informal discussion covered several issues as President J K Orr presided the session.
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W. L. Dorris
Douglas
A. J. Gillen
Maxeys
J. K. Orr
Honeymoon Crash as Mayes Is Charged with Larceny
J F L Mayes of New Orleans, just wed to Lula Simmons of 19 Williams street, was arrested in Atlanta on larceny charges over a $50 watch claimed by a jealous Alabama widow. Mayes defends the watch as a gift and says the marriage followed a rapid courtship with Lula. Bond was arranged after visits by his bride and her mother. Also, two youths, Henry Heard and Ed Rose, are held for stealing a horse and buggy from E Kennon and goods valued at about $12, not recovered.
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J. FL Mayes
New Orleans
Misa
Lula Simmons
Williama Street
Alabama
Atlanta
Mayes
Lula
Mr. Mayes
Miss Simmons
Augusta
Henry Heard
Ed Rose
E.kennon
Police Stanion
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Mace
Hamilton
Albany
Kelly
Hamiton
O'Brien
Martin
Calhoun
Kahlhof
Lowry
Kimbal
Vols
Pels
Nashville, Tenn
Cardinals
James Maysen
Wilmer Moore
Geo. L. Moreland
MEN and Religion Bulletin NO
Erless
Victor Hugo
Paris
THE
MEN and Religion Forward Movement
Courtland
Winn
Gate City
J. L. Mayson
Aoda
Pasard
Mayson
G. C Adams
Manafield
J. C. Raiford, Pavo
Hayden Mickel
Union Point
E. H. Mickel
Mr. Mickel
Rosa R. Reich
Ross R. Reich
Wheeling
W. Va
Greenberg & Bond Company
Kleinfeld
Oakland
Tom Mason
Central Railroad
Eagan
Russell Terrell East
Grady Hospital
Leeds
Ala
Mr. East
Max Frederick Pittman
N. E. Pittman
Micanel Street
Weat View
Mncral
Mary Evatt
Mattie Rhinehart
Poole’s
Madeline Hutcheson
Madline Hutcheson
Riverdale
Riverdale Baptist Church
Bini
Marlborough
Atlantic City
Te World
Josiah White & Sons Company
Colorado
Rockies
Rock Island Lines
Frisco
Kansas City
Colorado Flyer
Fasi
Omaha
St. Joseph
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
H. H. Hunt
No. Pryor Street
Hotel Victoria
Broadway
27Th St
Fifth Ave
New York City
Sweeney
Angus Gordon
Geo. W
Missouri Pacific
Sam
NEW &T
St. Simons
NEW
Bunn & Gibson
St. Simons Island
Cliff House
Tallulah
Falls
Southland
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