Southern Moguls in Secret Session
In Birmingham August 20 special deals are said to be pending with two major league clubs for Nashville players Pitcher Bernie Boland and Outfielder Dave Callahan. Detratt has offered for Boland, while St. Louis Browns seek Callahan. Catcher Frank Gibson may be sold to the New York Giants. Protests were decided in favor of the winning clubs, with Montgomery and New Orleans' outcomes noted. Montgomery to stay in the league. six games report better attendance than 1913.
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Als
Pitcner
Bernie Boland
Dave Callahan
Nashville
Clyde Shropshire
Detratt
Boland
St. Louis Browns
Callahan
Frank Gibson
New York Giants
Detroit
Roland
Ross
Chattanooga
Lookouts
New Orleans
Montgomery
Heineman
Billikenos
Southern
Federal League
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Jacobsen
Jones
Kavanaugh
Memphis
Mobile
Birmigham
Atlanta
A. J. Helseman
New Gras
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M. P. Wilcox
AR Woodward
Watkins
Mootle
Pitcher Fillingim Impresses Atlanta Fans and Manager
Georgia State League debut by pitcher Fillingim drew praise from Atlanta fans and Manager Bill Smith. Smith said the rookie works hard, handles the mound well, and could become a valuable member of the pitching staff.
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Fillingim
Atlanta
Bill Smith
Smith
Welchonce Box Remains Open At Lagomarsino's
Due to bad weather the Welchonce contribution box stays open at Lagomarsino's on Fdzewood Avenue tonight. Fans who missed Thursday's game can show appreciation for Cracker captain Welchonce.
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Welchonce
Chess Lagomargino
Fdzewood Avenue
Life Insurance Men Boost for Crackers
A group of life insurance agents from four states rented seats to cheer the Crackers in a Wednesday game. The visitors from Southern States Life Insurance attended the seventh annual convention of the hundred thousand dollar club and created a noisy atmosphere while Florida Georgia South Carolina and Alabama led tributes to the Memphis team. A pair of Georgians who knew Bankston from his previous minor organization followed his performance with interest.
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Southern States Life Insurance Company
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Smithmen
Memphis
Bankston
Amateurs Bordon Wins In Baseball Game
In Bowdon Georgia on August 20, Bowdon was awarded the game against Hill Crest by the umpire after a dispute. Final score 19 to 13 in favor of Hill Crest. Athens beat the Indians 4 to 0 in Athens on August 10, their second loss on a two week Georgia tour. The Indians have been shut out three times in 94 games.
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Talaiega
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Talladega
LaGrangé
Decatur and
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Tensei and
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Umblie
Blackorn
Miscellaneous league scores and results listed
The record shows various league results with Greene beating Ashe and Salem defeating Raleigh. Other scores include Norte over Fran ke zero, N. News over Porteth, and Petersburg over Richmond. International and American Association entries appear with scattered figures and notes of an off day.
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International League
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Cley
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Tetatte
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Roch'er
American Association
Lewisie
Be Pau
Mine
T Elvee
F Eon Chu
Gale-Mirkeen- Rela
Brihive
Tyrees Pinch Hit Wins Debut Game for Crackers
In a tense ten inning battle, Tyree delivered a pinch single to break up the pitching duel as the Crackers beat Memphis 3 to 2. Fillingim debuted for the Crackers, showing a sharp curve and solid fastball while Perryman pitched the final innings for the win.
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Tyree
Fillingim
Dick Jemison
Jack Tyree
Mr. Tyree
Karl
Memphis
Esbel
Rivington Bisland
Crackers
Cordele Club
Chicks
Fmlinglin
Perryman
Karr
Atlanta
Birmingham Defeats Montgomery In Rain-Shortened Game
In Birmingham, August 70, Birmingham 5 Montgomery 2. Rain fell from the second inning, forcing the game to be called after seven innings. Birmingham overcame an early Montgomery lead with two second-inning runs, then added three more in the seventh. Errera and Covington led the offense with multiple hits, and Elian, Covington, Ellam, and Marcan contributed key plays in the field and at the plate.
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Elvénth
Errera
Marcan
Covington
Eliam
Baker
Daly
Parker
Tyrae
Ellam
Btden McDonald
Stewart
Tragester
National League Scores From August Game Day
Baseball summaries report several NL contests with Philadelphia routing St. Louis 4 1 via Paskert, Burns in the ninth, and Doak, Snyder handling the mound duties. Boston beat Pittsburgh 6 3 in Rudolph’s 11th straight win, Chicago triumphed 8 2 over Brooklyn as errors shaped the from-scratch scoring.
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Burns
Philadelphia
R. Her
Tincup
Burnd
Doak
Snyder
Quigley
Eason
South Atlantic Indians Take Series Opener In Savannah
Savannahs Indians beat Columbia 2 to 1 in Savannah GA opener, Smith delivers a second inning double after Gust and Winston sacrifice miscues. Atkinson vs Causey pitched well, Mulbrow safe steal attempt later notches accounts as Savannah edges Columbia.
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Gamecuckas
Savannah
Smith
Gust
Winston
Atkinson
Columbia
Causey
Mulbrow
Jong Mt
Betzel
Hundibos
Finnegan
Rhe Columba
Ono Dix
Queries Answered on Baseball Rules and Atlanta Schedule
A sports column answers questions on base running rules and outlines Atlanta’s home schedule. The questions cover plays at first base and forceouts, with a coaching note. The schedule lists August 21 to September 16 with games in Memphis Montgomery Montgomery Mobil New Orleans Birmingham.
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HP. T
Atlanta
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobil
New Oricane
Birmingham
Today's Games 3 and League Pairings Across Regions
A compact roundup lists multiple baseball matchups across leagues including Bombers League games featuring Memphia Avonéa Nashville Chatto and Montgomery Bhem, plus Southanmase, Augusta Charlest'n, and Savannah Columbus Jackville Macon pairings. Also notes a Biographical item about a Roma athlete nearly blind after restoration.
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Avonéa
Nashville
Chatto
Montgomery
B’hem
Mobile
Red Sox 3 2 Chicago as Shore limits Chicago to two hits
Boston wins 3 to 2 behind Shore who held Chicago to two hits though Boston made all errors. Score by innings shows Boston 01019100x 3 runs 6 hits 2 errors. Chicago 00000001 3 runs 9 hits. Batteries Shore and Cady Wolfgang and Myer. Umpires O Loughlin and Hildebrand. August 20.
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Bresnahan
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Byron
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Shore
Cady
Wolfgang
Myer
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Federal League Clash: Kansas City Beats Brooklyn in Opener
In Kansas City August 26, Kansas City defeated Brooklyn 8 to 2 as Son pitched. Second game ended after the eighth. Brooklyn hoped to catch a train. Batters: Houck, Land for Kansas City. Marion, Land for Brooklyn. Chicago topped Baltimore 4 to 0 with three doubles. St Louis and Buffalo split a doubleheader, Buffalo taking game one 9 with St Louis 0, and St Louis winning game two 3 to 2.
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Johnson
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Inemeket
Houck
Land
Johnson and Bastery
Marion
Stone
Junior Sunday School League Meets Tonight at Shelly Ivy’s
The Junior Sunday School Baseball league will hold its final meeting at Shelly Ivy's 119 Peachtree Street at 7.30 Friday evening. Each team is urged to have a representative present as league business is terminated and franchise money distributed.
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Shelly Ivy's
Peachtree Street
Pitchers Battle Nets 1 0 Victory In Georgia Series
Americus edged the Arat for the Georgia State league championship 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Hast struck out eight, allowed minimal hits, while Pratt the Y M club was hammered. Cox doubled in the ninth, Dudley and Champlin produced hits as the game ended on a close fielding play.
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Thomasvine
Americus
Lyala
Pratt
Iita
Davenport
Champlin
Cox
Dudley
West
Faulkenberry
Gentle Umplrad
Fang
Kalmon
Caller's King to Be Laid in Rites This Afternoon
Funeral rites for Caller's King will be read this afternoon at Barclay and Brandon's chapel with interment at West View. A benefit baseball game is planned Sunday at the Viaduct parlors with tickets on sale today at several locations. Admission is by ticket only and proceeds will go to Mrs. King.
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Barclay & Brandon's
West View
Viaduct
Viaduct Place
Harry Statens Place
Bndy Lagomursoin's
Edgewood Arehua
Dek Jemison
The
Constitution
Mra King
Kid Collier to Be Released by Locals
Henry Kid Collier former Tech star turned over to the Crackers by Clark Griffith will be released by the Crackers in a few days. The club in the league hag wolved on Collier and Manager Smith gave him five days notice yesterday after the game with Memphis.
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Kid
Collier
Tech
The
Crackers
Clark Griffith
Washington Americans
Smith
Memphis
Rome Beats Selma 6 to 2 in Georgia-Alabama League Action
In Rome on August 20 the Rome team defeated Selma 6 to 2 to close the 1914 season. Flowers and Utley fueled Rome’s hits while Shirley struggled for Selma. Mooresleig and Utley stood out for Rome as pitching and offense combined for the win.
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Gadmen
LaGrange
Anniston
Newnan
Selma
Opelika
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Ppaiadee Skcate Rana Nia Ctan
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Ziv
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Flowers
Rams
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Shirley
Mooresleig
Utley
Guitteres
Flowera
Taylor
Huerta Says God Favors the Strongest in War and Mexico
Victoriano Huerta, former Mexican president, pondered Europe’s war and readied pen and paper but declined further commentary. He stated that “God is always with the strongest,” and, when asked about Mexico, drew a cross and said, “Excuse me, nothing.” He remained at a provincial hotel amid modest surroundings.
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Lemion
Victoriano Huerta
Victator
Mexico
Europe
Huerta
Man Slashed Woman With Razor May Be Sent to Asylum
Parham of 931 Venable Street stood bound over by Recorder Broyles for stabbing Mrs. Lula Goss at 115 Suckle Street. Goss testified Parham, in a drunken rage, cut her arm after failing to learn the whereabouts of his parents. The court ordered him held at the Tower pending examination of his sanity.
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Men Parham
Venable Street
Lula Goss
Suckle Street
Mell
Mrs. Goss
Stone for son's grave kills judge E Barrow
Americus Georgia August 20 Special a remarkable accident at Lacrosse Schley county killed Judge E Barrow judge of the court of ordinary of Schley He was mounting a marble monument for Wilson’s grave when a runaway team overturned the wagon and crushed him instantly He was a respected citizen and official.
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Lacrosse
Schley County
E. Barrow
Court of Ordinary
Schley
Harrow
Wison
Barrow
Hire
Hawkes Co. Opticians Advertises Kryptoks
Genuine Kryptoks ground in our modern plant. They are wefted into the latest spectacle and mounting styles with guaranteed accuracy. Hawkes Co. opticians offers this bifocal technology at their Chicago area shop.
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K. Hawkes Co. Opticians
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