Champs and Gulls Hook Up Todays Pay At Monroe Park
Champs and Travelers clash in Mobile today after yesterday's mixed results on the western road trip. Ed Gremingar's group powered a win while Minue Finn's squad slipped. The trip continues with games in Birmingham New Orleans Nashville and Little Rock before Labor Day returns to Mobile.
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Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Montgomery
Little Rock
Dirk Jemison
Ed Gremingar
Minue Finn
Monroe Park
Gorton Tokman
Gordon
Moblile
Champa
Mampetis
Memphis
Birmingham America
Detroit
Loula
Ude
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Doatat
Washington
New York
Clurb
Fitnsburg
Bal Cincinnat
Boston
Brooklyn
Even Break in New Orleans Doubleheader Summary
New Orleans and Birmingham split a doubleheader with Birmingham taking the second game. First game featured Fenerty’s wildness and baserunning miscues. New Orleans 4 Birmingham 7. Huber’s wild throw and Larsen’s hit propelled Birmingham in the second game as Ford allowed only one hit in seven innings.
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Birmingham
Fenerty
Brorn
Huber
Walters
Larsen
Doble
Heniine
Ford
Dexter
Downey
Sac
Rickert
Frits
Hemline
Mont. 10 Little Rock 3 game summary
Monttana defeated Little Rock 10 to 3 in the August 27 game. Key moments include Montgomery’s home run and a three-base hit followed by late relief for Keith by Byler as the rally faded. Scoring details note multiple hits by Greminger Krebs and Rea with Speakers, Hopkins, Pepe, and Northam contributing. Umpire Premin e T.
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Keith
Byler
Scora
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Krebs
Rea‘gan
Speaker
Hopkins
Vancrifice
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Northam
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Friffin
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Blood Poison Cure Ad Promises Quick Permanent Relief
An advertisement offers treatment for blood poison claiming successful cure with a special method. It lists symptoms such as mouth ulcers and skin spots, urges contact for relief, claims to cure other diseases, and provides office hours and location at 412-414 Auatell-Building, 4th floor, At- Pee Nate, Be.
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Tlanta
Radabaugh Receives Telegram About Pitcher’s Status
A telegram sent to the Royal Baseball Association concerns pitcher Radabaugh and his status with Mobile. The note from Ripley Town dated August 27 indicates the mother is still alive with no change.
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Radabaugh
Mobile
Knwn
Alraady
Ripley
Town
William Radabauge
Death of Ocilla Athlete Albert Henderson Rocks Town
Albert S. Henderson died at his Ocilla home at age 20. He was the son of Judge Willon Henderson and nephew of Senator J. J. Henderson, a Tech football guard last season and key defender for the Yellowjackets. His loss surprised the Atlanta public who saw him play at Tech flats, and his death followed reports of his slight improvement days earlier.
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Yellowjackets
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Atlanta
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Neas
National League pennant race draws big interest
The three leaders New York Pittsburg and Chicago battle toward the pennant as New York loses in Chicago while Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia. After Thursday’s games the standings show New York with the lead by 249 points over Pittsburgh and Chicago two behind. The race attracts nationwide and even Cuban interest with full game details sent nightly to Havana.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
Wow
Pitaburg
Chicagoan
Athletics Lose to Mansfield in Doubleheader
Mansfield overpower the fast Athletics 2 to 1 in the opener with Stowers and Hamm key for the visitors. Nash's three-base hit and a passed ball produced the Athletics' lone run in the fifth. A second game follows at 4 o'clock with a doubleheader for one admission, the frat game at 2:30.
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Mansfield
Stowers
Macon
Mansfield Madre
Nash
Dick's Dopum. Baseball notes from the season arc
Dick Jemison reports on Melver umpiring in the Texas League after suspension, Augy Hoff traveling to Chicago, Mathewson's lead in strikeouts with a list of leaders from both leagues, and a new electric reporting device at Madison Square Garden. Montgomery frowns on Clayton Perry sale to Detroit as climbers weigh pennant chances. Ginger Whitmore endures arm trouble as doctors delay solid food.
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Melver
Gulls
Flaher
Giants
Madison Square Garden
Gotham
Montgomery
Clayton Perry
Detroit
Perry
Chambers
Tigers
Bic
Orr and Rothrock Win at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio August 27 Impresario C B Orr of Ohio captured the national pistol match and led in the annual United States Army tournament. The National Team match went to the United States Infantry and Lieutenant A Dale Rothrock of Ohio won the national individual rifle contest in a week of NRA marksman events and army contests concluding the second annual tournament.
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Hawkes Co Toric Bifocals Advertise Comfort
The A. K. Hawkes Co promotes new optical enhancements featuring Toric bifocal lenses and discreet nose glasses. Advertising claims emphasize curved design for eye comfort and a secure fit, listing locations at 14 Whitehall and 25 Peachtree, Candler Building.
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Memphis Favored in Southern Pennant Race Over New Orleans
Memphis Tenn August 27 Special A local pennant handbook shows betting on the Southern race with a $7 bet at 76 to 1 favoring Memphis to beat New Orleans. The handbook proprietor backed New Orleans, and bookmakers expect over 6000 to change hands on the outcome.
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Fleetwing Triumph at Empire City in heavy track conditions
Empire City dated August 27 reports Fleetwing winning the six furlong Fleetwing handicap on a very heavy track. Magazine ran a superb race to take second with King Cobalt third as Mag was last from the start but surged to the lead in the stretch. Other races feature Sir Taddington, Bird of Flight, Pinkola, and A Roo, with entries for today’s card including Master Robert and Castlewood among others.
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Johnson May
Savannah Wins Two From Statesboro in Doubleheader
Savannahs South Atlantic league team won both games in Statesboro Ga Aug 27. Howard and Starboro homered in the first game as McLean limited Statesboro to 1 hit over 7 innings. Savannah won 7-2. In the second game Savannah won 8 4 aided by Smiths error and a wild throw. Beere and Reynolds pitched for Savannah with Proctor handling Statesboro. The Savannah club plans a trip to Waynesboro for a series of games.
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Kiem
Virginia League Results Highlight Roanoke Danville Eight Lynchburg Two
Roanoke and Danville trounced Lynchburg 8 to 2 in a Virginia League update. Portsmouth posted a 0 win while Richmond Norfolk game results appear incomplete with rein in play.
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Danville
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Rein
Dole Defends Amateur Lightweight Crown in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 27 American wrestler George Dole defeated Henry Avegno after Avegno retired at 26 1 2 minutes due to a neck injury. Dole, noted for the recent Olympic games, retains the world amateur lightweight title while Avegno holds the title regionally in the South. The bout was under the American Amateur Athletic Union and followed by a banquet honoring the Olympic champion.
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George
Dole
Henry Avegno
Kee
Avéno
South
American Amateur Athletic Union
Southern Railway Wan in Game Saturday Strong Amateur Match
Southern Railway Wan in game to face a strong amateur squad this Saturday. Contact Ants at phone 5674 for arrangements. Captain Ermy Thompson and Will Dekis listed among team leadership.
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Atants
Ermy Thompson
Will Dekis
Tenure Finals Postponed by Rain in National Zombie Tourney
Heavy rains through last night and this morning forced a postponement of the final match in the national zombie tournament. Beale C. Wright of Boston and F. B. Alexander of New York will contest the title tomorrow.
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Beale C. Wright
Boston
F. B. Alexander
New York
Wees
Louis Wins Pair Over Boston In Two Games
American Browns beat the Boston Red Sox twice in Boston on August 27 with scores of 2 to 1 and 7 to 3. Dineen pitched well in game two as St. Louis capitalized on timely hits while Criger and Donohue contributed for Boston. Wet grounds forced postponements of all other American League games.
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Greminger Named Manager By Montgomery Ball Club
In a long distance message from Biount Springs, President R J Chambers of the Montgomery ball club confirms Ed Greminger has been appointed manager for next year after taking charge when Ryan left. Chambers says Greminger performed well and supports Stockdale's reinstatement, though he cannot attend the Memphis directors meeting.
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Pitcher Stockdale
Races, Admission Set For Coney Island Track Meet
Louisville beat Toledo 7 to 3 and Milwaukee triumphed 4 to 3 while Indianapolis tied Columbus 1 to 0. Coney Island Jockey Club set track admission at 2 dollars for men and 1 for women with no telegraph wires. Readville Grand Circuit racing postponed due to heavy track conditions awaiting rescheduling.
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Empire City Race Track
Near beer question to appeal after Gordon County term
August term of Gordon superior court opened with Judge A W File presiding. The docket was light. criminal docket to be heard next. The near beer case proceeded this week. Judge Fite ruled selling near beer as unlawful and the indictment charging malt liquor stands. The case will be carried to the court of appeals at once.
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Court of Appeals
Calhoun
Gordon Superior Court
A. W. File
Fite
Convict Recaptured After Four Years on the Run
Mose Houston a life convict escaped from the Chattahoochee Brick Company four years ago. A reward of 100 dollars was offered. Houston, 23, was captured by Harrisburg detectives and brought to Atlanta. He will resume his life sentence for the 1900 murder of Della Green.
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Chattahoochee Brick Company
Atlanta
Harry M. Frank
Harrisburg
Houston
Chattahooches
George Cart
Dauphin County
Frank
Pirates Rally To Take Opener Over Phillies In Pittsburgh
August 27 in Pittsburgh, National Pirates defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3. Wills, Wall, and Pittsburg’s new pitcher from the Virginia League helped secure the early lead with two bases on balls and four singles. Batters for Philadelphia managed limited scoring as errors and strong defense kept the Pirates ahead through the game.
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Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
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One Captured Three Escape In Lucile Avenue Burglary
The residence of F. W. Reid at 82 Lucile avenue was burgled Wednesday night at 9 by four negroes. Fred Douglass was captured after an alley confrontation with Officer Blackstone. Douglass faces burglary and resisting arrest charges while three accomplices fled. Detectives Starnes and Doyle questioned Oscar Porter Harriston Hardaway and Charles Lemon, but those suspects were released.
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Lucile Avenue
Fred Douglass
Norcross Street
Douglass
Spratlin
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Doyle
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Charles Lemon
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Conductor and Negro Kill Each Other in Kentucky
Conductor John Maxwell of Fulton Kentucky was shot three times in the abdomen by an unknown negro he had ordered off his train south of Fulton. The negro was shot by Maxwell and doctors hold hope for Maxwell's recovery. Twenty nine corpses removed at Halleyville coal mine disaster near McAlester Oklahoma. rescue work ended with all victims accounted for.
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John Maxwell
Fulton, Ky
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Maxwell
McAlester
Oklo
Halley-Uln
Halleyville
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