Barons Win Tight Third Clash With Crackers 4-3 in Atlanta
In Birmingham on August 12 the Barons edged the Crackers 4-3 in a close game decided in the final inning. Barons scored early, Atlanta tied late, but a ninth inning rally earned the victory for Birmingham. Key moments included bases loaded situations, a Moran triple, and strong relief pitching by Maxwell and Radabaugh.
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Crackers
Atlanta
Bert Maxwell
Henline
Downes
Molesworth
Raub
Douglass
Clayton
Henling
Mlastyn
Walters
Castro
Larsen
Baier
Downey
Sec
Unio
Molesworthen
Raib
Castros
Suntia
Waefsagun
Ken Radsoangnou
Ceedd Maxwell
Ani Sheighie
Rimatele
Thres
Lasie Rowever
Raibh
Memphis Triumphs Over New Orleans In Hectic Low-Scoring Bout
In a tight game New Orleans led early but Memphis pulled ahead 3 1 with timely hits and strong relief pitching by Garrity. Donahue Roche Leary and Cran zion sparked offense with two base hits and stolen bases as New Orleans edged Memphis 7 6 in a later inning. Umpires Wheeler and Moran called the game at 1 45.
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Leary
Roche
Donahue
Cranzion
Dexter
Clark
Garrity
Garity
Matthews
New Orleans
Memphis
Errrors
Wheeler
Moran
Dying Chemist Bitten by Rattler at Zoo
Prominent Chattanooga chemist Jar ence Clark was bitten by a rattlesnake at the East Lake Zoo. He had spent years studying snakes and hatched venomous specimens. After opening a cage the rattler struck his hand, and he was rushed to Erlanger Hospital where doctors fought to save him with little hope.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jarence Clark
Clark
East Lake
Erlanger Hospital
Solece
Sitton’s no hit bid powers Athletics past Buchanan 6 0
Sitton pitched a second no hitter of the season for the Athletics, limiting Buchanan to no hits and one walk while striking out eight. The offense backed him with six runs, a decisive victory in the series finale before a West Georgia absence fill-in stretch resumes next week.
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Chip Robert
Tech
Athletics
Buchanan
Roberts
Use Athetics
Awas
South Atlantic League Standings and Results
Standings show Birmingham 4 Atlanta Memphis 2 New Orleans 1 with Nashville 1 Montgomery. South Atlantic results list Augusta 3 Charleston 0 Columbia 7 Savannah 4 Jacksonville 2 Columbus Gay August 12 Special 1. An enthused morning meeting discusses Columbus entering the league next Monday, with business leaders in attendance and Columbus awaiting regular league play after many years.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orlenana
Nashville
Montgomery
Columbus
Wvenen
Nashville Triumph Over Montgomery 1 0
Nashville edged Montgomery 1 0 as a teen stole home on a pitched ball in the late innings. Nash rallied with timely hitting while Bernhard limited the visitors as the local team outpaced them in the game.
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Nash Vic T
Amy Ram
Moi
Bernhard
One Hit Seventeen Innings Bussey Cleaned Dyed Hats
A quirky street notice notes Bussey at 28 1-2 Whitehall Street, mentioning Panama hats cleaned dyed and reshaped after a long seventeen inning game.
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Bussey
Whitehall Street
Burnt Victim's Body Found After Cottage Fire
The charred body of Frank Moore was found near his three mile distant cottage in Pollard Alabama after a fire. Authorities say robbery and murder are probable as the house was set ablaze to cover the crime. The fragmentary text also references a feature from Illustrated Brave.
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Pollard
Ala
Frank Moore
Mitchell Sees Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Visit
President Roosevelt was invited to address the National Civic Federation in New York City in December. Senator John Raines and Ralph Eaughley met him at Sagamore Hill to discuss labor issues and the federation trade agreement.
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Ovater Bay
Sagamore Hil
John Rawmes
Seneral
Hughs
Raines
New York State
Samuel Gompers
Mitchell
Begamore Hill
Hasley
Oyster Bay
National Civic Federation
New York City
Tme
Roosevelt
Edward Leads in Grand Union Handicap at Saratoga
Edward won the Grand Union Handicap for two year olds over six furlongs defeating fast rivals like Robbin and Strike Out. Helmet and Keene born faced tough starts with Edward pulling ahead by a head at the finish and Madden entries showing well. Other notable results include Angelus winning the Champlain handicap and Shin taking the Graid Inlon Hotel Stakes.
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Maddins
Grand Union Hate
Troy
Winery Lahey
Strike Out
Shilling
Edward
Robbin
Vars
Hubbard
Madden
Mine
Angelus
Adriana
Qotters
Frances Rai
Biskra
St Allen
Oro
Queen
AIF
Miller
Jonn
McMillan
Mold
Camersa
Tendee
Rue
Sint Urack
Carnation
Albert
Daniel
Ifelen Harves
Boe Et Lanier Lanahter
Anna Bue Merine
Granville van
Crackers Rally at Home Against Nashville Barons
The Crackers host Nashville in a tense stretch as leaders Barons stand firm. Fans hope Atlanta can rebound after a rough spell, with optimism the home squad can repay recent losses on their own field.
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Crackers
Nashville
Barons
Roar
Dow
Atlanta
Rosserville School Opens September 1 Under Miss Moore
Announcement that Rosserville public school in Colling district Fulton county will open September 1 with Misa Ethel E Moore of Hapayitie as principal. The school sits on Howell Mill Road at the Bolton and Buckhead road intersection and serves one of Fulton county’s thriving communities. Also notes Admiral Cogswell has died from internal hemorrhage.
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Rosserville
Colling District
Misa Ethel E Moore
Hapayitie
Fulton County
Howell Mill Road
Bolton
Buckhead
Portamouth
Florida
Doubleheader swing and homer pace early Phillies game
August 12 Philadelphia hosts Boston in a doubleheader with Browne hitting the first homer of the season for the National League grounds. Boston wins 2 1 in the opener while Philadelphia suffers a 5 2 loss. Londanan and Bowerman top the batteries. Chicago tops Pittsburg 3 0 as Wagner errors spark the visitors. Brooklyn beats New York 9 0 in a pennant race shake up as Rucker stars.
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Paradelphia
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Londanan
Bowerman Metgunlan
Laspres Rudderham
Rigiere
Chicago
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Pittsburg
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Jarver Willis
Gibson
Phelps Brown
Kling
Smpire
Johnstone Brooklin
New York
Brooklin
New York Today
Rucker
Brooklyn
Rucker and Bergen
van Dell Malarkey
Bresnahan
Odav
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia In Two Innings
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a two inning game. Hinchman led off the twelfth with a triple and scored on a Bradierg long fly to left. Vickers passed Neanda Clarke. Batterie Niebrardt and Bengles. Gort, Powers and Umpire Connalls noted time 2 25.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Hinchman
Vickers
Neanda Clarke
Tod
Niebrardt and Benglesgort
Vickers and
Powers
American Association results from Kansas City and Minneapolis
In Kansas City, first game Toledo 4 Kansas City 3, second game Toledo 6 Kansas City 7 in ten innings. In Minneapolis Louisville 5 Minneapolis 3. In Milwaukee Columbus and Milwaukee 0, St Paul 2 Indianapolis 8.
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Toledo
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Louieville
Minneapollis
Milwaukee
Columbus
AL St Paul
St Paul
Indianapolis
Local sports transfer and school building plan noted
A player from Savannah has been ordered to report to Wemphia Memphis Tonn on August 12 to join locals. Crawfordville plans a new Stephens high school building a brick two story with a large auditorium funded by a $10,000 bond vote.
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Memphis
Tonn
Hieber
Savannah
Sunda
Crawfordville
Stephens High Acupo
Crawfordn
Dulpos
Chambers Ready Money for Little Rock Franchise
Chambers of Montgomery says he is authorized to raise funds up to 12500 for the Little Rock baseball franchise. The Nashvilie Tennessean reports a plan to secure the Arkansas venture with a bid of around 1200 dollars, while Atlanta Mayor Jones hints at political maneuvers tied to the Southern League presence.
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Little Rock
Jones
Atlanta
Southern League
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Hambers
Montgomery
Hattanonga Zaines
Nashvila Linnessean
Oan
Bes
Nashville
Bla
Chambera
Roark
Okonor
Fredio
Nooga
Amlef
Arkansas Curery
Shore
Cincinnati Ball Club To Tour Cuba After Season
Cincinnati National League club will play in Cuba after the season. Contracts signed with Havana manager Eugene Jimenez and Cincinnati business manager Frank Bancroft plan a November series. The Cincinnati regular team is to face Cuba’s leading clubs in Havana and other cities.
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Cuba
Eugene
Jeminez
Almindares
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Frank C Bancroft
Nhar
Desperate Auto Race Planned by Oldfield and Ryan
Cincinnati report says turfman John J Ryan and racer Barney Oldfield sign a high stake match for September 13 at Latonia Cleveland or Detroit. Best two of three heats over three to five miles, 2500 a side, no rules, no protests, no faults. Buffalo trotting races postponed by heavy rain.
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John J Ryan
Barney Oldfield
Latonia
Cleveland
Detroit
Pelney
Mack Trades Smith for Blue of St Louis
The Parade in North America notes Connie Mack traded Sid Smith to free his star from unwanted influences. Smith moved for Blue of St Louis as Mack aimed to protect his club’s best interests after Smith’s declining form affected the Athletics. The deal followed a training trip where friendship with the young outfielder affected Smith’s play.
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Tha
Ptull
Sigmith
Browne
Mack
Smith
Connie Mack
St Louie
Virginia League Norfolk Roanoke 2 Richmond Danville Lunenburg
In Norfolk and Portsmouth spring league action saw limited readable results with Riche mond posting a seven in the first game and a second appearance occurring in Danville while teams Richmond and Lunenburg remained involved in the second encounter despite fragmentary details.
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Roanoky
Norfolk & AU
Portsmouth
Portymouth
Richemond
Lolos
Richmond
Danville-Danvills
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