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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
11
In a tense Parker League tilt at Pope de Leon yesterday, the Volunteers edged the Crackers 1 to 0. Pitching by Pat Flaherty and a sensational fielding display highlighted a game dominated by defense and timely plays, with Griffin and Perdue listed among key figures in a pitcher's duel.
ARCHIVE SOUTH ATLANTIC notes current standings with several matches postponed including key clubs. Details remain sparse as schedules shift, affecting next fixtures and potential movements in the地域 standings.
Memphis Tenn August 12 Hrea Taller a shortstop with the Ailytheeltle baseball club in the Northeastern Arkastas League died that night at a hospital after collapsing following a warm shower. He had played a game on August 1 and later fainted, then was brought to the hospital where he did not recover.
The Birmingham Age Herald published waivers on De Haven amid claims The Atlanta Constitution distorted the news. The Age Herald defends the report as news not a binding agreement, while Birmingham Baseball Association officials dispute the placement and imply a breach of ethics.
The 38th annual National Association of Amateur Rowing regatta in Washington features entries from the Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto claiming two championships and crews from New York Detroit Baltimore and Springfield winning remaining events. William Mehrhof of Nassau Boat Club New York set a U S record in senior four mile dash while Detroit boats lead early in junior eight oared shells.
Ed Keiber, described as the prominent figure of the nine, is confined to bed with a severe cold and unable to work. He is under care of club physician Dr. Mitchell, with further notes indicating continued illness.
Hillary Holimann reviews the Sareoga meet with ten entrants mostly military officers and cavalry. Anderson the standout jockey returns from a broken collarbone. HyHia’s first fall impresses Wooderton. bids for Futurity and English Cup noted. Basttt owned by Newrrantle set for auction August 20.
Sports writer Dudley Porter discusses the erratic results and perceived strengths of teams in 1930s baseball, noting the Cubs defeating the Red Sox and Giants, and referencing Phillies, Pirates, and Brooklyn as part of a broad analysis of pitching, catching, and team speed across the National League.
A scrambled schedule lists matchups across the Southern, South Atlantic, National, and American leagues. Teams like Nashville, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Birmingham, New Orleans, Montgomery, Columbus, Savannah, Jacksonville, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, and others are indicated with venues and times in a compact teaser format.
Charien Tanner led Uhlan to a world record mile in windy conditions, clocking 1:58.5 at North Randall, nearly tying the all time mark previously set by Windshielded efforts. Walter Hal, Ross K, and others competed across heats with Meury H and Merry Widow also earning top purses in the day’s stake events.
At Saratoga today the feature race is the Schenectady Selling Stakes for one mile, won by Regtigauche with Jockey Shilling. Other races include handicap events and a covered card with entries listing Batling Helen Barbos and themes of standard track events. The oldest resident note mentions Victoria Kanchora, a 104 year old German resident of Duluth.
A veteran physician offers candid views on treating male diseases, asserting stricture cures with gentler methods, advocates scientific, attentive care, and promises free examination. He cites extensive experience, promotes his books, and warns against inaccurate claims.
Sid Smith suffered a deep head wound during a Nashville game when Ham Patterach forced him with a bat, cutting the back of his head and requiring stitches. While fans laughed at his shaved head, teammates pressed on behind the hat as he served his team in a hot fight.
Chicago August. Owing to the target elimination, the national championships open in the final winter program at Marshall Field tomorrow. James E Bullivan, referee, will oversee the event and start the first race on time to finish the program. Fred Shoerpson of Occidental College and Gillan, top sprinter, are among leading entrants with several others from Chicago and national clubs.
Chicago tops Boston 4 to 1 as Doves production and a late run aid a seventh inning rally. Pittsburgh edges Brooklyn 3 to 2 behind late defense while Cincinnati wins 5 to 4 at New York. Philadelphia defeats St Louis 11 to 2 as Moren’s delivery is hit hard and Cardinals fall behind early.
Eastern League results include Providence 3 Buffalo 1 and Montreal 1 Newark 7. American Association shows Milwaukee 9 Minneapolis 16 as well as Detroit/Missouri unclear. Carolina associations report Winston Salem 1 Anderson 0 and Greenville 10 Spartanburg ? Cotton States League features Vicksburg 10 Greenwood 5 and Hattiesburg 8 Meridian 2. Southeastern League games list Roanoke? unsure and Rome 10 Galston 4. Texas League notes Dallas 2 Galveston 0 and Waco 2 Fort Worth 3.
Philadelphia August 17 Graves set a new track record at the Federation of American bicycle races meeting. He rode 2 miles on a motorless machine to best the mile record held by Ramey Glaheld. The event featured the 1 mile national title won by Sepinaur Alan and other amateur and private owner races, including top finishes by Louis Stetthaueer and J Pennell. Camp Perry later reported Ohio team wins and Herrick match results with an $8,600 trophy awarded.
Detroit Journal reports manager Hughey Jennings of the Detroit Danebell team has been indefinitely suspended by AL President Ban Johnson. Jennings was ordered from Benastt Park after disputing with umpire Kerin as Coombs of Philadelphia struck out. Elberton and Macon club moves noted with player purchases in Georgia leagues.
Piles sufferers urged to write for at home cure using a new absorption treatment. Claims immediate relief and offers samples or references upon request. Mail to an address in Missouri.
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