Twelve Innings Without a Score In Protracted Tie
Memphis baseball tale ends in a 12 inning draw as Whitey Guess and Rube Zellers duel in a pitchers battle. Spectacular catches by Winters and Sabrie highlight a game halted by darkness with Atlanta and New Orleans each held to zero in extra frames.
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Memphis
Tenn
Whitey Guess
Guese
Rube Zellers
Pelicans
Jess
Zetler Tanning
George Winters
Gating
Jeff Meld
Gatine
Winters
Eddy Sabrie
Jordan
Ash
Zeller
Sabrie
Rickert
Gatins
Matthews
Atz Opersen
Zelter
Manning
Jake
Sabiie
Joe Rickert
Atlanta
A. E. Fashert
Becker
Smith
Fox
Dyer
Sweeny
R. Atlanta
New Orleans
S Abrie
Inters
Rudderham
Eldridge
South Atlantic League Scores and Standings Fragment
Summary of multiple baseball results including Charleston over Augusta, Jacksonville over Macon in Macon, Chicago over New York, Philadelphia over St. Louis, Boston over Cleveland, and Detroit over Washington with batters and pitchers listed amid a cluttered final score update. Names include Sparks, Connelly, Foster, Reisinger, Harley, Schow, Hogg, Thomas, White, Sullivan, Plank, Powers, Powell, Stephens, and Clarke.
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Chicago
New York
Ra. B
Hogg
Thomas
White and Sullivan
O'Loughlin
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St Louis
Louis
Plank
Powers
Powell
Stephens
Hurst
Stat
Boston
Cleveland
Toung and
Shaw
Clarke
Sherkan
Wankingtom
Detroit
Washington
Standings and results from Southern circuit double header
Atlanta beat New Orleans 0 to 0 in twelve innings as the first game was called at 2180. Birmingham blanked Memphis 5 to 0. Little Rock defeated Montgomery 1 to 0. Nashville defeated Shreveport. Charleston routed Auguard 7 to 0 while Jacksonville edged Macon 4 to 1. Savannah led Columbia 3 to 1.
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Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
Washville
Raham
Massing
Dugan
Hardy
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Charleston
Auguard
Jacksonville
Macon
Savannah
Columbia
Barons Shut Out Hustlers In Memphis Pennant Tilt
Memphis Tenn August 23 Birmingham Barons 5 Hustlers 0. Ginger Clarke pitched for Birmingham and blanked the Hustlers. Shields was ineffective and removed in the fifth for Cristall. New southpaw Babb was announced to start in regular turn hereafter. Score: 5 to 0.
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Memphis
Tenn
Birmingham Barons
Ginger Clarke
Hustlers
Shields
Cristall
Babb
Giants Drop Double Header in New York Doubleheader
National League action shows Giants losing both games in New York to Pittsburg and Brooklyn. first game ended 7-2 with Lesver Phelps Burgs. second game 12-0 in favor of Pittsburg after agreement. Other scores include Reds 10, Phillies 4 in Philadelphia and Chicago 9, Boston 3 in Boston.
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Giants
New York
R.H
Pittsburg
Lesver
Phelps
Willis
Bresnahan
Johnstone
O' Dey
RH. BE
Agreem
Camulte
Geen
Lynch
Bowarman
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Toula
McGlynn
Noonan
Pastorious
Ritter
Rigler
Maglyan
Pastortious
Reds
Phillien
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Coaley
McLean
Richie
Jocklits
Kiem
Emsle
Ball players fined for prizefight disruption in Augusta
Reported incident notes fines levied on players including Shippy and Dexter after a morning fight during a dissipated match. Authorities charged participants with disturbance to the event and issued monetary penalties to deter future disruptions.
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Shippy
Dexter
Augusta Therson
Hippy
Lead Changes Spark Local Rally in Doubleheader Chase
Firecrackers benefit from a Pelicana hold and Hustlers loss as Atlanta tightens the race for first. Memphis drops to .690 while Atlanta holds at .564 with a double-header looming. A win today could lift Atlanta to .676 and reignite a tight standings battle.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Henry Spencer Promoted To Fourth VP Of Southern Railroad
Word from Atlanta confirms Henry B. Spencer, fifth vice president of the Southern Railroad, promoted to fourth vice president after T Powell resigns to head the Queen and Crescent Railroad. Spencer will base at St Louis and is son of late Samuel Spencer. Powell will run Queen and Crescent.
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Atlanta
Henry B. Spencer
The
Southern Railroad
T. Powell
Queen and Crescent Railroad
Spencer
St. Louis
Samuel Spencer
Southern System
Washington, DC
Powell
Queen and Crescent Road
Root Better Says Muldoon
New York August 23 Secretary of State Elihu Root who had spent three weeks at the farm sanitarium with Santa Ana and Indian imagery is invoked as the source of a gallant romance described by Mr Lyle.
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New York
Elihu Root
Farm
Santa Ana
Sam Houston
Robin Hood
Bowie
Mr. Lyle
Wm. C.muldoon
White Plains
M. Y
Westchester Hills
United States
Mr. Root
Washington
Muldoon
Great Water Carnival at East Lake Today
The Atlanta Athletic Club hosts a Great Water Carnival at East Lake this afternoon and evening with races starting at 3:30 and a parade at 8. Officials include Referee Dr Theo Roper and judges Forrest Adair, T. J. Lyon, Lowry Arnold. Non members face strict gate guard. evening parade to be led by Howard Gelbert with decorated canoes competing for a prize.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
East Lake
Theo "Roeper
Forrest Adair
T. J. Lyon
Lowry Arnold
C. Wiliams
E. L Meyer
Harvey Hatcher
George W. Adeir
Frank Reynolds
M. D. Berrien
Univa
Rawson Collier
Howard Gelbert
Marshel
J. H. Porter
AB. Steele
J. A. Fitten
P. S Arkwright
Lowry Arnold ‘Wurm
Indies
Sally League Moguls for the 1908 Campaign
The Charleston Post reports on South Atlantic managers for 1908. Steve Griffin is favored to lead the Sea Gulls in Jacksonville, while Dommick J. Mullaney earns praise for Savannah. Speculation spans Macon, Perry Tipett, Ferrys scale, and potential involvement by Newt Etheridge, Billy Smith, Dick Crozier, and Dick Hartey with several clubs weighing playing or managing roles.
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South Atlantic
Steve Griffin
Sea Gulls
Jacksonville
Dommick J. Mullaney
Macon
Ferry
Acale
Newt Etheridge
Billy Smith
Atlanta
Dick Hartey
Dale Gear
Neerms
Sheppard
Augusta
Dick Crozier
Ughthitting
Hardware Men Clash in Decatur Battle of Wages War
Aggregation of hardware men will meet at Decatur ball grounds this afternoon at 3:89 o clock as Beck Gregg and King Hardware wage war. Both teams are strong and have been in good trim this summer. A large crowd is expected and admission is open to the public.
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Hardware
Decatur
Beck & Gregg
King Hardware
Roders
Generous Gent Leads Youth Rally At Augusta Soda Shop
The Augusta Chronicle describes Viebahn recruiting youths from Columbia and other locals into a crowd in soda shop settings. He escorted about twenty five white boys, including well and poor dressed, to order treats he would pay for, while a baseball man praises the crowd as many fine men.
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Atlanta
Viebahn
Smith
Columbia
Augusta Chronicle
Iiebahn
Mentenanta
Baseball Trade News From New York and Vicksburg
Reports from New York state that Clarke Griffith has bought Neal Ball and Del Meson and that Hal may rise to the majors soon, with a top prospect in Malarker’s camp. Paul Stowers to report for a tryout as a pitcher. Otey sold to Pittsburgh for 1500 dollars and to report Sept. 1. Redmond, Vicksburg’s standout second baseman, sold to Memphis manager Habb for the season’s end.
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New York
Clarke Griffith
Neal Ball
Montgomery
del Meson
Cincinnati
Dobbs
Hal
Malarker
Nashville Tennessean
Paul Stowers
Lipe
Stowers
Macon News
Otey
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Washington American
Thornton Out Beaten by Texan in All Comers Round
In Newport Rhode Island on August 2 an all comers round of the national lawn tennis championship saw eight players eliminated. Russ of San Antonio defeated Nat Thornton of Atlanta in a four set match after Thornton won the first. Other results: Herbert L. West beat J. A. Colston. William A. Larned beat Chas. E. Sands. Clarence Hobart beat Chas. M. Bull Jr.. W F Johnson beat Frederick G. Anderson. Henry H. Mollenhauer beat Frederick C. Inman. Robert L. Coy beat Richard Lovering. Leroy Russ defeated Nat Thornton with scores 6 11 6 1 6 3.
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Clarence Hobart
Chas. M. Bull, Jr
W. F. Johnson
Frederick G. Anderson
Henry H. Mollenhauer
Frederick C. Inman
Robert L. Coy
Richard Lovering
Leroy Russ
Net Thornton
Grant Proud of Local Team After Newport Double Play
Bryan Grant and Nat Thornton starred for the local doubles at Newport, earning the right to defend the national championship at Atlanta. Grant praised officials and spectators for fair decisions and spirited applause as the team pushed through the national title game. Thornton advanced toward the semi finals, with plans to return home after the tourney, while Jefferson routed Winder 6 to 0 in a hard fought regional game.
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Bryan Grant
Nat Thornton
Newport
Atlanta
Atenay Backett
Reveree
Mr. Grant
Mvatd
Onet
Clothier
Thornton
Heavy betting on cheap card at Saratoga feature races
Garatage card at Saratoga drew heavy betting with Welbourne Sam Bernard and Right Royal as favorites. In the opener Welbourne won at seven furlongs, followed by Right Royal in the second, Black Oak took the third, Royal Lady won the fourth, Mesquerader took the fifth, and Sam Bernard won the sixth in a selling race.
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Saratoga
Welbourne
Sam Bernard
Right Royal
Royal Lady
Nutter
Cressina
Natter
Hockstone
EC. Dugan
iHoge
Phil Finch
McIntyre
Miller
Black Oak
Dennia Stafford
E Dugan
Magazine
Finn
Goldstein
Rogeir Maid
Dugan
Lord Sanhope
Notter
Empire City Racecard Mixed Results With Upsets
Empire City racing card shows two favorites win, multiple upsets. Flavigny backed in sixth but never danger. winners include John Ber and Palette with tight finishes, six races detailed with jockeys, weights, and times.
Ardelle Ed Gerr Defeated Again In Reidaville Race
Relisille August 83 Ardelle Ed Gerr mare was upset for the second time this season as Argel Roy reclaimed the victory after beating her last year. In the 206 trot George G hed eased to a jog at the finish of each heat. Calian Ro Clase and Henry Jr presented close finishes in their 218 trots. With the meeting ending horses head to Providence for the grand circuit resumption Monday.
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Relisille
Ardelle Ed Gerr
Mm Argel Roy
Ardelle
Argel Roy
George G Hed
Henry &, Jr
Mortuary notices and funeral services across Columbus area
The column lists multiple funeral notices and services. William A Jacobs infant son of Mr Jan Mra J W Jacobs died at 945 Marietta Street. John McNamara funeral at 989 o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception. A J Clarke funeral at Greenberg Bond Bloomfeld chapel with interment at Flowery Branch. D WeKinnle w D McKinnie funeral at 67 Frazier Street chapel, interment at Attonia. Marion Reeves funeral 10 o'clock at Bartia Brandon chapel, interment Westview. Jennie Hoyle died at 4 years, funeral and burial at Girard cemetery. C B Neal died at 60 at Phenix City home of his son.
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William A. Jacobs
A Jacobs
Jan Mra
J W Jacobs
Marietta Street
John McNamara
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
J. Clarke
A J Clarke
Greenberg Bond & Bloomfeld
D. WeKinnle
McKinnie
Marion Reeves
West
Harris Street
Bartia
Girard Cemetery
Cc. B. O'Neal
Phenix City
Ala
Columbus
C. B. Neal
Bia Aon
Staborn O' Meal
All
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Barons
Rube Zeller
Whitey
Esther Busch Duribgn
Augusta v. Beora
Sparks
Connelly
Foster
Reisinger
Maco
Harley
Robinson
Schow
Phoon
Wilco
Ws Eison
Cracker Twirler
Yeaterday
IBE
Arday
P. Memphia
Atlata
Nashvile
Lot
Tracksonvills
Mmoun
Auguste - “U
Savannah Li
Matto
F.C
Prisburese
Cincinnadl
St. Leuk We
Lont
Chicago Letroits
Ginger Clark
H Po N Carter
Babba
Carey
James
Ae Richards
Hurlburt
Et Cristal
Owens
Pe. Molesworth
Rs Re Demont
Meek
Gardner
Walters
Alcock
Garvin
C . Clarke
Molesworth
Aurfliw
Dement
Birminghan
Crystall
Davis
National League
R.H. BE
Flaherty
Carpenter
Henry Spencer
the Lone Star ArkDibe Goodwin
Iron Man
Joe McGinnity
Sally League
Nea Ransick
Bob Stafford
Hob
McGraw
Walter Morris
Morris
Perry Tipe
Guy Gunter
Guy
Carleton Buesee
Phillips
Pat Meany
Perry Lipe
Charleston Post
Gregg
Lister
Welle
Wisemen
Dobbers
Colts
Arkansas Ganette
Vicksburg Dispatch
George Blackburn
Vicksburg
Redmond
Goen
Habb
Nat
Russ
B. Grant
Jefferson
Winder
Oday
Segars
Duke
Jefferon
Wellbourne
Empire City
Empire Tack
Flavigny
John Berwen
Lebert
Enticing
Shirling
Supine
Loycurgus
Palette
Miss Alert
Preston
Ta Vern
Furnings Helllow
Lee
iLycurgus
Werond
Louis Ruederer
Lillie Turner
Woolstone
Ieston
Henderson
Bto
Salling
Hary
Ona Mite
Musgravat
Pohanka
Flaxigny
Sumter
Reidaville
Frvangle
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