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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1910

Page

8

Tabb's Turtles Open Four Game Set With Crackers

Charley Tabb's Memphis Turtles visit the Atlanta Crackers at Ponce de Leon for a four game series. Both teams have played 16 games with the Turtles at 9 wins and Crackers 6 with one tie. Johns vs Fritz and Fisher vs Allen matchups headline the opening action.

Turtles Crackers Johns Fritz Fisher Allen Charley Tabb Memphis ‘Turtles The Ponce de Leon Ramon Harald Jokna Charley Frits S Mrt de Tenma Turtien WA Hite Flaherty Keibar Rogers Jolene Fin Hase Gem Pisser Super Lot Franklen Hase Eac Ted Chatwin Peters Hase Ann Stegle Klawlyer Cine Sant Atlanta Trayore Mnp Walker Fisher Iy. Sou Bo Ae Berkel Jonas Memphis Pinenen ROH FC Crandal An Farth Ar Ota Arman Ninerealt Ban Jonna Hacraalé Warner Crandall Farrell Gsal Altman Knotts Klawltter Benim McGraw Lewis Crakers Folirm Moran Smith & Lister Berkel Taeraall Jenks Thera Frles Warner A Parrel Crandad Yant Lister Trace Boothemhera Folly Planerty Pither Moran Mattsusa Ala the Falas Haeregldt Jerian Vackers Tiaw Soran Diater Flo Wather Tohae McSmith Smith Fisher Dellanerty Manview Derkel I Ovell Burrell Altman Baerwald Warne Creda Klawitter Baseball Today Memphis

Crackers and Turtles Play By Weakened Ball and Bat Matchup

Fractured game notes describe Atlanta and Memphis area teams the Crackers and Turtles battling through a messy scoreline with pitchers Fisher Crandall and Klawitter posting wins and losses. Standings show Cracker hitters Moran and Warner leading with late steals and erratic fielding from both sides.

Hoodoo Nine Delights Birmingham as New Orleans Falls

New Orleans 3 Birmingham 9. Covaleskie struck out nine, Heas wild pitched nine balls, and nine costly plays helped Birmingham pull away. Final score 9 to 3 in favor of Birmingham with key hits by Mes senger Lindsay and others.

New Orleans Birmingham Covsienkie Pelicans Billongram Aber Ho Matean Meszenger Roche Butcher Barr Jackson Lindsay Manush Dement Lafitte Hes xWelmer Hoos Ionings Cavalankle Hitami Messenger McGlivray Mercan Emery Uacrisce Ite Mulemworth Tiindsay Hise el- Hott Double Pias Covaleskie Yises A Covele Hee Heae Mou Eenger McCulvray Rohs

Highlanders May Lose Hal Chase For Rest Of Season

New York August 14 The hopes of the New York Highlanders fans have been dashed as Hal Chase may be out for the rest of the season. Captain Flat Chase is suffering eye trouble and could be sidelined for months. If he returns, it may take about two months to regain form.

Hal Chase New York Fighlanders Gonfalon Antah Highlanders Brollings Hal Chicago Stallings

Break in the Game Break as Key Factor in Southern League Wins

Dick Jemison notes that the margin of one run decides many games in the Southern League. Through Sunday 428 contests featured close outcomes, with 158 decided by a single tally. The Crackers led in games decided by one, while Mobile suffered most in one-run losses, Nashville and Chattanooga close behind.

Dick Jemison Yantea Nome Thia Crackers Chatta- Rouge Moble Moblie Gulls Nashvilleie Chattanooga Feaal

New Orleans Pelicans Lead In Shutouts Across League

In a turbulent season the Pelicans and Atlante share the top for most shutouts with 22 wins apiece. The text notes several game results including Mobile, Birmingham, Nashville, and Chattanooga with varied shutout outcomes, highlighting New Orleans’ strong defensive stretch and other teams’ scoring droughts.

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Ty Core Leads Nap Lajoie In American League Stats

Ty Core leads Nap Lajoie and Baymont Cat, of Georgia, in the American League with a .681 average. Yeading Lajoie hits .868 and Speaker has 242, Bush of Detroit leads in runs with Cobui second, Spanker of Bouton trails, while Coby tops in hits with 188. Collins of Philadelphia is 3rd in hits, Gollige sits third in stolen bases, and Bum of Detroit ranks high in sacrifice flies.

Tyra Baymont Georgia Lad Detroit Balmmen Yeading -Lajoie Speaker Bush Laading Cobu i TL Spanker Bouton Cote Eojole Collins Philadelphia Gollige Witty Bum Ie Che Stovall Cleveland Tones

Mull's Score Card and Rainy Baseball Tales

Specking of rainy weather Airlie Lathem recalls a game from about eighty years ago where rain dictated play. A special rule allowed outfielders to use boats, turning a championship clash into a watery spectacle as a line drive through a fielder’s boat yielded three bases. Larry McLean denies aiming to fight Jack Johnson, commenting on being miscast as a goat for the white race, while Frank Smith of Chicago looms as another potential challenger.

Brandis Mullanby Airlie Lathem Aaid Arlis Seymour Artis Arie Felder Mev Graw Speedie Signes Larry McLean Jack Johnson Larry Breensy McLean Johnson Frank Smith Chicago

Diseases of Men by Dr. Wm. M. Baird

Doctor Baird promotes his 38 years study of men's diseases and 45 years in practice. He claims curative methods for stricture and chronic gonorrhea differ from harsh treatments and advertises free examinations and his booklets Diseases of Men and Health Essays. Office hours listed in Atlanta Georgia.

Offica Henra Atlante Jepper

Crackers Road Trip After Key Series

The Crackers face a long road trip after the Mum phin Turtle series ends on Wednesday. They will travel to Chattanooga for three games, then Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Mabna, and return home depending on results. The slate includes tough opponents Mobile and the Pelicans as they pursue the pennant. Outcomes are conjectural, but a stronger lineup could yield roughly two wins in Chattanooga and Mobile, with cautious hopes for two from Birmingham and three from New Orleans.

Chattanooga Atlante Birmingham Shea Montgomery New Orleans Mabna Mobilis Aps Boroos Pelicans Witte Mobile New Orisacs

Sporting notes on sliding and base technique

The sporting editor answers questions on baseball slides explaining how players use feet and hands. It discusses timing and stance, noting that in early play a runner may slide with feet flat and one leg hooked around the base.

Unclear 1900s Baseball Schedule Fragments From Regions

Fragmented notes list multiple league regions and cities with mismatched pairings. Entries mention Southern, South Atlantic, National and American Leagues with places like Memphis Atlanta Ponce de Leon Chattanooga Nashville Montgomery Birmingham New Orleans Columbus Maton Augusta Savannah Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Washington Providence Montreal Baltimore Newark Rochester Buffalo and Jersey City.

Reese Southern Leagui Orleans Atlanta Macon Xie A Ana Bavouina Ana Jacksonville Augusta Saa Columpia cLrEs Chicago New York Cincinnati Loulet If Boston Philadelphia Bomtan Detroit Cleveland Washington Loula Memphia Ponce de Leon Chattanooga Nashville Motiia Montgomery Birmingham New Orleans Columbus Maton Savannah Columbia Rostan AL Louie Torodo Providence Montreal Jersey City Rochester Baltimore Buffale Newark

Pirates Lead Teams With The Stick

White Caps defeat Battle Hill 10 to 1 at Poplar Springs last Saturday afternoon. Chewsing and Harbison spearheaded the White Caps with Harbison keying the offense and Chewning pitching well. Donelason, the White Caps shortstop, starred on the bases with five steals and two hits, while Holliday and Colter contributed solid defense.

White Caps Battle Hill Poplar Springs Anderman Hardware Company Battle HM Chewsing Harbison Hile Chewning Clarke Peeples, Hoger Conway Holliday Colter Donelason Ahortatep Armors

Doubleheader results split as White Sox beat Yankees 4 to 1

In Chicago August 14 New York and Chicago split a doubleheader. White Sox won the first game 4 to 1 with strong pitching by Walsh and Lange and hits off Hughes. Chicago took the second 5 to 1 behind Criger and Fisher, with Walsh yielding the loss to the Yankees. Time 2 hours. Umpires Collifiower and Evens.

Memphis Teno Chattanooga Collins Alegtar Carson Tolala Mempior Baerwald Aleman Ah Knolls Bealm Allen Crandail Wanner Oi Klawitter Summanr Twe-baan Hilte John Thras-Vaeo Jonnon Perty Klawitter Lourin Greil Crandall Gygll More Wii Pilen Mlawitter Belzer Morn Belver Truck Yankees Chicago New York Tocalx Iang Stallings Hughes Laoge Anr Walsh Fucincine Walsh Visttera Balle Hughea Smemney Lange Walsh and Sullivan Evens Collifiower Batterlee Fisher and Criger Walsh Young Young, Olwstead Black Gmptra SOX Tho Et Lou Lanls Nages Toston Bailm Petty Boston St. Louie TS ‘Walterns Colling and Hietnon Criss Batley Kilijfer Perrine ‘Beare Rowe Bovton Louis OG ‘Balterise Arellanos Hall Carrigan Polty Stephens Perrine

Beetle pennant scrap shows Birds ahead in tight race

The race wall chart notes the Crackers four games back of the Birds with only a single game between second and third place. It questions if the Haron host will hold or fall as another week passes, hinting at a decisive upcoming game.

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Charleston 8 C rifle squad to guard national shoot at Camp Perry

Charleston awaits a half day of practice as the South Carolina rifle squad departs for Camp Perry Ohio to represent the state at the national shoot. Major T T Hyde leads the unit with officers and sergeants from the National Guard across regiments and ordnance departments.

Carolina Riflemen Camp Perry Charleston South Carolina Ohio National Guard Coddl T T. Hyde G. W. Johnson CT Boykin Ordnance Department G T. Warren A P. McGhee J. C Boosbee Tan Miller Ordnance Department H L. Hair HO Withington Ho A Raines M T Ab E Castey Charles Grant W O J. Tiller C J Epps Segeant MB Jolly

Four men killed and six injured in yard accident at Handiey West Virginia

In Charleston, West Virginia, August 14, an equipment train backed into a moving yard engine at the Chesapeake and Ohio yards in Handiey, killing four men and injuring six. The deceased are engineman John Powy er, track foreman Benjamin Altman, coal miner Andrew L Pack, and Macksmith Reuben Dean. The latter two are noted as colored and were riding on the equipment train. Responsibility for the accident has not yet been fixed.

Charleston W. Va Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Handiey W Va John Powyer Benjamin Altman Andrew L Pack Reuben Dean Macksmith

Pickens Sent to Jail After Jury Verdict in Capps Death

In Asheville on August 14, the coroner's jury ruled Furmana Jerome Capps died from a pistol shot fired by Clarence Pickens. Pickens was committed to jail pending a hearing after the verdict. Also, Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana general assembly will convene an extra session to discuss public sanitation in support of the Panama Exposition proposed for New Orleans in 1918.

Baton Rouge Oussiana General Assembly New Orleans

Fred Snodgrass Leads National League Batters

Fred Snodgrass leads the National League as the top outfielder with a high batting average after games through August. Vic Rest Campbell of Pittsburg and Sharwood Magee of Philadelphia follow, with Bobby Byrne of Pittsburg and Bob Bescher of Cincinnati among the leaders in runs and hits. Parkert of Cincinnati and Magee of Philadelphia jockey for position in RBIs, while Daubert of Brooklyn and Steinfeldt of Chicago contend for lead in extra-base hits.

Pittsburg Pirates Doston Red Box Boston Pittsburg New York Detroit Telles Rockmart Stilesboro Chicago Cleveland Boaten Brooklyn Fred Guedgrem McGraw Ewatier Vicrest Campbell Pittsory Sharwoot Magee Philadephia Bobby Byrne Runneller Bob Bescher Cincinnati Sherwood Mage Steinfeldt Crycago Inecifees Eran Cincinnat Ts

Aviation meetings fail in France dampening promoters hopes

Paris August 14 aviation meetings across Europe including France collapsed this summer with many promoters facing financial losses. Rheims saw a $4000 loss while grand purses drew top pilots from France and abroad, now many foresee no meetings next year. Backers argue aviation will grow in practical utility rather than spectacle.

Paris Yoost Rheims Eurane Hexpl Riviera France Bren Rheims Faulham Forrieer

Emperor of China Sends Message to Taft

Beverly Mays reports President Taft received a cordial message from Emperor Tsai Tan thanking the United States for hospitality shown to his mission. The letter notes open courtesies and closer relations between China and the United States.

Emperor OF China Taft Beverly Mays United States of America Tsai -Tan

Greek in Atlanta Suicide After $15,000 Loss

George Samanis a Greek former Atlanta restaurateur killed himself in Chattanooga after a failed armed struggle with a carving knife. He leaped from a barge into the Tennessee River, with friends unable to recover his body. His friend Brow said the Atlanta loss of $15,000 may have driven the act.

Chattanooga Tenn George Samanis Atlanta Samanta Lamenis Mike Brown Brown Ninth Street Tennessee A Brows Samanis

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