Crackers Blank Senators as Rain Delays Game Showdown
A misty double bill at Ponce de Leon saw the Crackers lose a second game to the Weather with a 11 0 score. The Senators built a late rally but Helm was punished in the fourth and eighth innings as Maxwell and Dyer led a power display. Sid Smith Becker and Jim Fox sparked key plays while Spade and Winters added cushion runs in a game interrupted by showers.
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Ponce de Leon
Tureau
Crackers
Amrounda
Rube Zeller
Senators
Helm
South Atlantic
Blue Blazes
Beckers
Winters
Paskett
Jim Fox
Dyer Wage
Perry
Sid Smith
Maxwell
Fox
Jim
Otto Jordan
Castro
Bill Dyer
Otto
Bid Smith
S Pade
Becker
Jesse
Sid
Beexer
Ginger Winters
Rycker
Helen
Bil Dyer
Dyer
Bil
Toute Jet Stu
Bob Spade
Spade
Baxter
Shi
Nye
Thies
Atlanta
Wintora
Skert
Jordan
Catiro
Mtth
Montgomerth
Houtt
Henline
Oa Perry
Hansen
Holm
Ene Maxwell
Bee
Montgomery
Smith
Packett
Maxwell S
Houts
Hackett
Rudderham
Mr. Holm
Schwenck eyed for Washington move in pro ball
Andy Schwenck, 21, a standout pitcher from the South Atlantic League, is recommended by umpire Harry Mace to Joe Cantillion for sale to the Washington American League club. Reports say he has top speed, smooth delivery, and mastery of the spit ball, with strong backing from Mace and Can dillon as evaluations circulate.
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Andy Schwenck
Bob Pender
Columbia
Washington Club
Joe Cantillion
Harry Mace
Savannah Morning News
Saya
Rudy Schwenck
Washington
Mace
Cantillion
Schwenck
Harry
Ignave
Lajoie
Turner
Naps
Stovall
Bradley
Delehanty
Dan Brouthers
McGrawe
Pitcher Criss
St. Paul
McAleer
Browns
Jake Beckley
American Association
Kansas City
Montgomery and regional teams clash in varied venues
The report lists football style matchups with scores across cities including Montgomery Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Shreveport New Orleans and Little Rock. Outcomes show Birmingham leading Montgomery by 7 to 0 and Shreveport defeating New Orleans 11 to 0 with other results noted in fragmented form.
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Atlanta
Monstgomery
Birmingham
Nashville
Shreveport
New Orleans
New Orleana
media-Little Rock
Little Rock
Memphis
Ste Atlante
Montgomery
Standings and Scores From New York Games
New York and Cincinnati finished tied 4 to 4 in darkness after six innings. Charleston defeated Jacksonville 2 0. Augusta won a doubleheader against Columbia 3 1 and 5 3. Macon beat Savannah 3 to 1. a
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New York
Cincinnati
Charleston
Jacksonville
Augusta
Coumbia
Barnes Pitches a Hitless Victory for Grantville
Grantville pitcher Barnes tossed a 3 to 1 win over Luthersville, striking out twelve of seventeen, with Martin yielding only one hit but poor support. The game ended as rain halted play after a late rally. Batteries: Grantville Barney and Adame. Luthersville Martin and Martin. Score by innings: Grantville 2 1 .
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Barnes
Grantville
Luthersville
Martin
Barney
Adame
Hanlon to retire as baseball star fades from scene
The Evening World notes Ned Hanlon, once a famed manager, has been absent from Cincinnati while scouting talent. After a long career highlighted by Brooklyn and Baltimore successes, age and antiquated methods contribute to his decline and pending retirement to Baltimore.
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Eetting
Sta Light
Daos
Ned Hanlon
Hanson
Cinelmnati Club
Hanlon Couldave
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pleyer Hanlon
Baltimore Orioles
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Almerica
Tallender
Bis
Garry Herrmann
Cincmnati
Heaton
Ist
Herrman
L Evening World
Early start as Crackers and Senators head west
The Crackers depart for Memphis and the Senators for Shreveport with a 2:30 p.m. start for a Sunday game. This is the last home date for two weeks before Labor Day, then a return to play Little Rock in morning and afternoon games. The Cracker lineup suffers a few hits and miscues, while rain disrupts play and Jim Fox escapes a worse moment.
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Memphis
Senators
Shreveport
Frizette Dominates Troy Stake at Saratoga Track
Frizette, the favorite, led from the start and won the Troy Selling Stake at a Saratoga race meeting by four lengths. Other races listed include Bat Masterson's win in the first, Killie Crankie taking the selling race, and Green Seal prevailing in the three year old and up event, with detailed times and odds for each race.
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Saretown
Troy Sell
Saratoga
Frizette
Bat Masterson
Jack Atkin
Berwick
Killie Crankie
Jeraey Lady
Ocean Spray
Troy Welling
Black Mary
Baroda
Foday
James FR. Brady
Raniah
King Folly
Stiiker
Star Emblem
Marbles
Friar of Elgin
Queen's Souvenir
Sanguine
Donnell
William H. Lyon
Jim Gartney
Dainty Maudie
Sally
de Mund
Jewell
W. H. Daniel
Danoscar
Okentte
Faust
Aletheno
Purslane
Mein Chance
Forward
Salvatile
Perjuscia
Douglanville Defeats Fairburn 6 to 0 in Georgia Game
Fairburn Georgia reports Douglanville won decisively 6 to 0 this afternoon. Pitcher Selman and Enterkin for Douglanville opposed Greene and Janes for Fairburn. The local batting was led by strong defense and timely hits as the teams played at Fairburn.
Barons rout Dobbers in 7 to 1 baseball win
Birmingham humbles Nashville 7 to 1 as Perdue struggles and Duggan closes. Cartersville defeats Taylorville in slow play. Shreveport sweeps New Orleans in a double header behind Bedker. A Creek prisoner is killed in a swamp pursuit near Avondale. Pope Motor receivership bond set at 150000 in Toledo court.
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Pirates
Shreveport
Bedker
Iron Man
New Orleans
Shreveportera
Macon
Tobesotke
Avondale
Boycey Giving
Cherokee Brick Company
A. L. Dyer
Giving
Avondais
Dyer
Ed Cox
Pope
Toledo
Ohio
Federal
Judes Taylor
Albert R. Pope
Pope Motor Company
Tariff Case to Courts Likely Over German Chocolate Import
New York August. A German tariff arrangement faces potential judicial review after the general appraisers upheld the higher value on a German chocolate import. The importers plan to appeal, seeking a ruling under the Inman tariff act, aligning with other importers pursuing court clarification. Meanwhile actor Richard Mansfield’s health worsens and he may not perform again, with arrangements for a slow move to a summer home as doctors withhold comment.
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New York
Germany
Supreme Court of the United States
Ita
Lone Mountain
Richard Mansfield
Mr. Mansfield
New London
Conn
Mansfield
Visstors
Lower Saranac Lake
Adirondacks
Lemieux
Moonsfield
Teli
Ham Patterson Heart Sparks Pardons in Tennessee Tale
Nashville August 16 special report traces how Gov Patterson’s clemency fuels the public discourse. He has pardoned 208 inmates, surpassing prior records and even issuing 38 pardons in a single act. The piece notes his focus on tuberculosis cases and vulnerable youths, and his pledge to inspect prisons and mines.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ham Patterson
Tennessee
Foundhead
Patterson
Bob” Taylor
Bob
Tennessea
Patterton
Ongemal
Pardons by Governor Patterson Stir Controversy and Sympathy
Thirty eight pardons issued in one day by Governor Patterson included youths 11 to 18, veterans, tuberculosis patients, and injured workers. He defended clemency as humane and reclamative, while critics questioned motive as he addressed inmates personally. A notable scene involved the prisoner Skinny Hite asking for mercy, only to be interrupted and gifted five dollars by Patterson.
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Patterson
Memphis Fe
Skinny
Patfferson
Ham Patterson
Serving the notices in Montgomery district
United States Marshal J. H. Juckins and deputies visit counties along the middle district to restrain indictments and arrests of Louisville and Nashville railroad employees for failure to pay commodity freight and 27 cent passenger fare bills. Officials serve papers in Montgomery, Chilton, Elmore, Autauga, Butler, Lowndes, Geneva, Crenshaw, Covington.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bpe- Mall
United States
J. H. Juckins
Aher Ffs
Butler
Lowndes
Geneva
Crenshaw
Covington
Marshal Juakina
C. W. Hayden
Gladden Herrison
Akeworth Odd Fellows to Celebrate in Acworth Ga
The Odd Fellows plan a celebration in Acworth on a Wednesday in August with a strong state band. Speakers include Senator A. S. Clay ex Governor Northen and J. Hens. A basket dinner watermelon cutting a Marietta versus Acworth hall game and a two-fire company contest are on the program. Reduced travel rates are offered for the event.
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Akeworth Odd Fellows
Acworth
Odd Fellows
Clay
Northen
J. Hens
Marietta
Upson Farmers Hold Rally in Thomaston Georgia
Upson county division of the Farmers Union held its annual rally at Barker's Springton. Hon G M Davis state lecturer was the principal speaker with other short talks. A well prepared dinner on the ground boosted attendees who left the event in good spirits.
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Upson Farmers
Thomaston
Upson County
The
Farmers’ Union
Barker's
Springton
G. M. Davis
Wos
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R.H.E
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