Atlanta Team Manager Selections and Season Outlook 1913
The article weighs manager choices for the Atlanta club in 1913, suggesting Germany Schaefer or Jim Delehanty as potential leaders. It also notes expected changes in major league managers, critiques Atlanta’s pitching decisions, praises Derrill Pratt and the Browns’ improving form, and highlights Albert Bashang as a promising Tiger rookie with Cobb’s backing.
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Atlanta
Germany Schaefer
Jim Delehanty
Albert Bashang
Tiger
el Donovan
Jeno
Fm Leftield
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Correction Notice Re Dubuc Pitcher Description
A correction from the editor fixes misstatements about Dubuc, the Detroit Tigers southpaw. The item notes the writer saw Dubuc pitch in July against the Yankees in New York and the Athletics on their home grounds.
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New York
Pelicans overwhelm Crackers as Brady is hit hard again
Jim Brady surrenders to Pelicans bats as New Orleans unloads ten runs on Crackers in a 10 to 4 victory. Jim Johnston and Spencer lead the Birds with homers and multi hit nights while Brady suffers two home runs and late control issues. Wagner earns the win. Graham and Roche drive in key runs.
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Sam L. Gilbert
New Orleans
Groovera
Brady
Pelicans
Madel
Crackera
Bill Wagner
Doc Johnston
Agler
Joe
Kavanaugh
Frank Rudderham
Stockdale
Hart
Haigh
Pelican
Hendrix
Jonnaton
Seonceer
Graham
Atlanta
Bailey
Harbison
Flarbieon
Mialgh
Wolf
Callahan
Rohe
Spencer
Lyons
Agier
Clancy
Kaupp
Wagner
Johnston
Stanley
Alperman
Haigh Ife
Roche
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Wolfe
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Zala’nef
Knanuppes
Lyonarf
Halene
Brody
Wagnarp
Atelanta
Pirates Beat Dodgers 5 3 In Brooklyn Tilt
National League action from Brooklyn notes Pirates offensive burst in seventh inning five hits four runs behind Hucker and Cutshaw's plays plus Wagner at short. Wheat homer second half of game and Daubert on base as Pittsburg edges Brooklyn 5 to 3.
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Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Hucker
Pittsburg
Cutshaw
Wagner
Wheat
Daubert
Adams
Gibson
Rucker
Miller
Klemn
Orth
Naps Top White Sox 3 1 In Cleveland Tilt
Cleveland shuts out Chicago early then pulls away to win 3 to 1 at home. Baker drives in two runs with a single as the scoring burst comes in the fourth. Kahler O’Neal Walsh Kuhn used as batteries with Egan and Sheridan umpires.
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Naps
White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
Walsh
Baker
R. Hoe
Kahler
O'Neal
Kuhn
Egan
Sheridan
Foxes Fall to Babies in Albans slugfest at home
In Albany on August 12 a disputed fifth inning double steal led Columbus to a 3 to 1 victory over Albany. Two more hits later produced two runs, sparking fan protests but no violence. Batteries were Hamilton and Kimball for Albany with Clark and Palmettos on the Columbus side.
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Columbus
Hamilton
Kimball
Burmeister
Krebs
Clark
Palmettos
Peaches
Macon
cColumbia
Martin
Ery
Dashner
EL Macon
Columbia
Hahl-hoff
Menefee
Pender
Yesterday's baseball results across various leagues
Southern League games included New Orleans beat Atlanta 10 to 4 and Memphis edged Birmingham 2 to 1. South Atlantic saw Savannah 2 Jacksonville 1 and Columbia 4 Macon 0. National League top score Chicago 16 Boston 7, St Louis 8 New York 6. American League Cleveland 3 Chicago 1. International League Baltimore 8 Buffalo 7 and 4 to 6. American Association Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 1. Virginia League Roanoke 8 Richmond 3. Appalachian League Cleveland 4 Asheville 3. Western League Sioux City 5 Topeka 1. Texas League San Antonio 3 Austin 1. Fort Worth 4 Beaumont 2.
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Chance
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Deoin
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Kling
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Jake Daundert
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Hank O'Day
Cincinnati
Fred Clark
Pittsburg
Hana Wagner
Wolverton
Davis
Cleveland
Johnson
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Moblic
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ADS
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Where They Play Today In Various Cities
Allants host games across several cities with matchups listed such as Memphis at Birmingham and Chicago visiting Boston while Columbus travels to Albany and Jacksonville to Savannah. Other pairings include Nashville at Montgomery and Detroit at New York as part of today’s schedule.
Sporting Editor Answers Questions On Ball Game Timings
The sporting editor outlines the practice of answering questions on sports across branches. It notes a query about the official time of a ball game between Atlanta and Mobile around the early season era, with emphasis on preserving precise minutes for records.
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Dick Jemison
Sporting Editor
Atlanta
Mobile
Winder Defeats Monroe in One-Goal Local Game
Winder Georgia August 12 special report. Winder defeated Monroe in a single large game on the local grounds this afternoon. The feature was the all around playing of the home team, showcasing teamwork and scoring efforts.
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Winder Wine
Winder
Monroe
Ty Cobb Attacked but Says He Was Not Injured
Syracuse reports Ty Cobb was attacked and stabbed in the back by three men in Detroit while en route to a train for an exhibition game. Cobb, with his wife, defended himself. he says he was not seriously hurt and that only minor injuries required stitches. Detroit officials have no details.
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Charley Hemphill
al O'Dell
Mobile
Iearning
Cobb
The
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Syracuse
Dick Jemison
Care Constitution
TY Cobb
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Georgia Peach
Barons and Memphis Playoff Pitchers in Doubleheader
Southern League action from Birmingham shows Parsons beating Smith 4 2 in game two as Birmingham wins the final. Merritt is ejected in game one. seven innings per game with sensational plays. Box scores list errors and key hits for both clubs. In Montgomery, Nashville and the Bills split, Montgomery winning 2 1 on Johns and West superb pitching. both teams errorless. Umpires Pfenniger Breitenstein and Keflum call the games.
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Lookouts and Gulls split doubleheader in Mobile
Mobile and Chattanooga split a doubleheader with Chattanooga winning 3 to 1 and Mobile taking the second 2 to 1. Demaree pitched well in clutch innings while Cova Jeski outpitched Cavet but ran unlucky. The clubs have three off days. Mobile heads to Bay Minette for a semi professional game and Chattanooga to Pensacola for two games.
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Norcross Wins Two Over Alpharetta in Close Twin Bill
Norcross Georgia August 12 Special Norcross swept a doubleheader from the visiting Alpharetta team in two tight games. First game score Norcross 5 2 Alpharetta 0 6 2, two hits by Rucker and Shirley for Alpharetta, Norcross solid at the plate. Second game Norcross 9 6 Alpharetta 3 4 2, Batterlee Smith and M Rucker lead Norcross hitters with Hawkins and Burtoheell in support. Umpire Roger.
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Adair Cup golf first round results across flights four
Perry Adair trophy first round play completed with results in four flights. First Flight includes Winston over Moore two up with one to play and Adair’s Gw. Adair winning up four to play. Second Flight features Richards over Callaway three up with twelve to play and Tilson over Moore one up after twenty holes. Third Flight shows Markham over Nicholson three up with one to play and Jones defeating Heck up and four to play. Fourth Flight lists Beasley over Hodnett six up and four to play and Fleming over Jackson five up and four to play. Patricia Wins second race for International trophy with Chicago Yacht Club colors finishing at 2:23. Both yachts have four wins.
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Canada
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Chicago Yacht Club
Frankie Rugeseli Beats Jack White In Ten Round Fight
New Orleans August 12 Frankie Rugeseli a local lightweight won the newspaper men's decision tonight from Jack White of Chicago in a featureless ten round bout. White showed little offense and Rugeseli secured the decision in a quiet bout with few clear decisive moments.
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New Orleans
Frankie Rugeseli
Jack White
Chicago
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