Russ Ford Shuts Out Pelicans in Eastern Series Opener
New Orleans Pelicans fail to score as Russ Ford dominates with nine walks allowed but only three hits. Billy Smiths Atlanta team uses sharp defense and timely pitching to blank the Pelicans, while Brazelle debuts for the visitors. Crowds at Steiner Emery Building enjoy matinee baseball amid rainy conditions. King runs daily shows at 28 cents.
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New Orleans
Pelicans
Little Rock
Tonoke
Arkansas
Billy Smiths
Atlanta ra@thers
Peliar Park
Eadera
Russel Borns
White Brazelle
Birmingham
Ford
Jane
Charley Kranks
New York Americans
Busnie
Sunias
Mohie
Dyer
Fox
Dexter McMora
Steiner Emery Buiilding
Viaduct Place
BRF King
Extra Inning Game At Memphis Delivers Silent Run
In Memphis Tennessee on August 23 Montgomery edged by a narrow margin as Bliss pitched superbly. The deciding run came from his own hit in the thirteenth inning, marking the most exciting game seen on the Incas Broada this season. Behwuenk and Biles shared pitching honors, each allowing only two hits, while Segre contributed to a tense, low-scoring affair.
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Memphis Tenn
Bliss
Montgomery
Hie
Incas Brounda
Behwuenk
Biles
Baron Bingles Beat Fishermen in Mobile Penalized Fifth
In Mobile Alabama on August 23 Birmingham leads 4 to 0 in the fifth when two runs score on an error with one man on second and one out in the last half of the eighth a heavy rain stopped play for thirty minutes making continuation impossible as Baron Bingles clinched victory over the Fishermen.
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Mobile
Ala
Birmingham
Neavy
Standing of Clubs at Aganta in New Orleans to Wemphis era
Yesterday results list Atlanta 2 New Orleans 0 and Montgomery 1 Wemphia 6. Birmingham 4 Wobite 3. Summary notes two base hits by Daley Hixon Sabrie Benson sacrifice hits Meek James double plays Douglas to Raub to Douglas Benson to Jaman to Babrie struck out by Hixon twice. Pitcher Bauer issued eight walks and struck out three. Umpires Wheeler and Moran.
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Atlanta
Po Becker
Jordan
D. Claytan
Moran
Ye Wilkes
Dyer
McMurray
Ford
Orleals
H Manning
Lord
Rene
Dexter
Dundon
Rickert
Stratton Brazelle
Matthews Huber
Tors
Brazelle
Huber
Matthews
Orleans
Daley Hixon
Sabrie Benson
Meek James
Douglas
Raub
Douglas Benson
Jaman
Babrie
Hixon
Bauer
Wheeler and
Birmingham
H Po
Henlinert Downes
Meek Eef Raub
Cfc
Smith
Walters
Larsen
Mobile Ab
Thornton
Kansay City
Indianapolis
Benson
Kansay City I
Daley
Toledo
Minneap Garvin
Olla Hixon
Mobile
Electric Light Game in Argenta Saturday
Little Rock August 23 announces by Argenta team management that arrangements are complete for a baseball game by Electric Light next Saturday night at Argenta park across the river from Little Rock. The Cherokee Indian team will be the opponents. If successful, more games will follow.
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Argenta
Little Rock
Arkansas State League
Electric
Argenta Park
Little Ro K
Cardivals 4 D Red 50x Broke Even Yesterday
St Louis and Boston split a doubleheader with St Louis winning 4 1 in the second game after Boston won the opener 10 6. Errors and Kar ger’s ineffectiveness cost St Louis in the first game while Monarchy and Shaw homered and solid defense carried the second. Batteries listed for both games with times and umpires.
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Cardivals
St Louis
Boston
At Louis
Karger
Monarchy
Shaw
Ludwig
Dorner
Smith
Klein Scgre
Louis
Boaton
Higginbotham
Lush and I
Flaherty
Lindamen
Grahem
Kiem
Return of the Marathon Champions New York plans welcome athletes
On his return from England to Hayes the doughty Hultle winner of that Marathon race said he was fairly treated by the British era and had no complaint. He was greeted by a throng of athletes hailed as the man who upheld the prowess of the United States in the international event. New York prepares a royal reception for August 20 with street parade and banquet. President Roosevelt invited the boys to Oyster Bay. Hayes is shown among athletes at the pier.
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England
Hayes
Doughty Hultle
United States
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Schuster
Miller
Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
Association
Automoublie Manufacturers
American Motor Car Manufacturers Association
Taa
la Lorraine
Robvert Lea Morre
Thomas Cars
Strong
Broadway
Iistal
McGowan
Grater Bay
Thomas
Th. Ihomas
America
Asia
Europe
Siberia
Amelia
Arrell Parker
Cltb
Vaniersit
Amenia
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Ameria
Mercedes
France
Robert Graves
Taulenschlager
Motor of London
Pri
Resta
Brooklands
Long Acre
Fry
Weybridge
Athletes to Visit President Roosevelt in New York
A victorious American Olympic team will arrive in New York for a three week stay. President Roosevelt will receive the team on Saturday, followed by a mass parade from Fortieth Street to City Hall and a series of athletic games at Celtic Park showcasing the winners.
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New York
Augusta
Areriva
Forts Sixth Street
City Hall
Celtic Park
Defense of Hains Boys in Conference to Plan
New York August 23 lawyers for Captain Peter C Hains Jr and Thornton Hains held conferences to decide on a defense plan. McIntyre said witnesses would show the Bayside Yacht Club visit aimed at real estate and not Annis murder while Mounty hinted insanity may be argued for Thornton Hains.
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New York
Peter C Haiia Jr
Thornton
Aften
John F McIntyre
Bayashie Yacht Club
William Eo Annis
Thornton Hanna
Lad
Bayside
Hains Brothers
Annis
Springfield Riot Ties Police Case to Local Tenant Charges
Special report from Macon dated August 23 describes Police Lieutenant Warren Mosey’s investigation into a riot linked to Patrolman Hamlin Deputy Sheriff Joe Wilson and Chauncey Groves. Witnesses sought as the case may be aired before the police recorder tomorrow. Groves denied wrongdoing while a tenant Proctor faces charges tied to a hackman incident at a farm. Mayor Miller and Chief Westcott press Mosey to pursue charges and curb public fallout.
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Macon UN
Warren Mosely
Hamlin
Sherif Joe Wilson
Chauncey Groves
Proctor
Groves
Hackman
Poles
Miller
Chief Westcott
Mosedy
Spade Shuts Out Phillies With Four Hits in Cincinnati
Cincinnati loses 4 1 to Philadelphia as Spade and McLefin hold the Phillies to one runner to third. Moren and Doofa clean up for the Phillies and the Reds score on a passed ball and timely hits. Brooklyn games and Chicago battles are also noted with Reulbach and Sheckard key plays.
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Hob Spade
Phillies
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philadelphia
Spade
Hall
McLefin Foxen
Moren
Doofa
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Tinker
Evers
Steinfeldt
Reulbach
Hoffman
Sheckard
Chance
Sats
Fox
King
Mclintyre
Bergen
le and
Rudderhan
Breolign
Reulpach and
Moran
Rycker
Umbires
Ruddertam
Emsilia
Vanderbilt Cup course on Long Island to host 1908 race
Long Island plans detail the eleven to fourteen mile cement and parkway route for the Vanderbilt Cup on October 24. The course runs from Garden City to Bethpage and Hempstead plains with grandstand facilities, rail access, and ample spectator space. Separate sections cover parking, viaducts, and approaches, plus recent updates on related races and international entries.
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William W Vanderbilt, Jr
Nassau County
Sanderbilt Cup Commission
Long Island Railroad
Thia Road
Long Island City
Garden City
Reguar
Bethpage
Grand Stand
Vanderbilt
Whalenek Avenue
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
Grandstand
Hethpage
Round Swamp
Plainview Road
Jericho Turnpike
Jericho
Jericho Road
Westbury Road
Hempsead Plains
Cement Way
Parkway
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Mineola
Sanderbult Cup Commission
Old Country
Cement Parkway
Massachusetts
John O' Heinze Frank
Corlew
John A McKenna
Lowell
Heinze
Automobile Club of America
Lowell Club
Fiat
Albert Dennison
WiMam Bourque
I Frank Lescault
Quaker City
Motor Club
Nairmount Park
Philadelphia
Fairmont Park
Norwegian Steamer Folge Fonden Sinks. Forty Missing
Bergen August 23 The Norwegian steamer Folge Fonden en route from Bergen to Haugesund was wrecked near Soonevikse and sank in three minutes. The vessel carried seventy passengers and about forty are believed drowned. Fifteen bodies have been recovered.
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Bergen Norway
Folge Fonden
Bergen
Haugesund
Norway
Soonevikse
South Atlantic League season ends with losses across teams
Savannah reports a disastrous financial year with Charston and Denmont near the bottom. Savannah and Charlesan narrow losses are noted, while Jacksonble is said to be the only city showing profits for owners. The league rectors meet to discuss plans for next season and possible expansion to Chattanooga and Columbus.
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Savannah
Jamesonville
Denmont
Charston
Charles An
Alumbia Augusta
Nexseason
Teague
Chattanoga Tenn
Comlambas
Sign Language Servants and Heel Porters in Europe
Fragmented OCR notes describe Sign Language usage among servants and porters in Europe, noting marks on backs as signals for successors and tips. It suggests variability in signaling among domestics, with scales of understanding tied to employer and locale, including mentions of Italy, Switzerland, France, and the United States.
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Europe
Tte
Maly
Switzerland
Prance Alt
Pliadelphia Jedger
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