Crackers Open Pelicanville Series in Postponed Game
Both clubs, the Crackers and the Birds, enter a three game set in Pelicanville with a postponed opener rescheduled for Sunday September 11. Through fourteen games against the Pelicans the Crackers trail 8 to 6 in wins while scoring 31 runs to 47 for New Orleans. Individual pitchers and batters are listed with early season records and the standings reflect tight competition between the rival teams.
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New Orleans Peelicans
Pelicanville
Atlanta
New Orleans
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Palieans
Rogers
Mayer
Kelbar
Griffin
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Hickman
Crackern Paige
Mexwell Haw
Brauentein
Hesm
Chicago Cubs Beat Mets 10 1 in Ninth Inning Rally
National League game in Chicago ends 10 to 1 as Chicago overpowers New York with a late rally. Hitting stars include Sahaite and Gheckard while Reulbach works the mound for Chicago against Crandall, Amed, Didner and Maynar for New York.
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Gheckard
New York
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Chicago
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French Paper Praises William James as Leader in Philosophy
Paris dispatch notes the French newspaper La Temps extols Professor William James, praising his influence on philosophy and predicting a significant future impact from his work. The piece highlights his enduring authority in contemporary thought and marks him as a transformative figure.
Cobb Continues To Clout Well In A Lively AL Stretch
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, star of the Detroit clan, maintains a .877 batting mark. Hugh Lajoie of Cleveland sits second with .364 while Tris Speaker of Boston stands third at .808. Cobb leads the league in runs with 2 trips to the plate. Bush trails second with 79, and Speaker remains third with 6a.
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Lajoie
Cleveland
Speaker
Boston
Cobb
Bush
Fred Snodgrass Leads National League Batting Title
Fred Snodgrass of the New York Giants tops the National League with a .287 average, Magee of Philadelphia close behind at .272, and Hofman of Chicago at .317. Wheat of Brooklyn has the most hits with 121, Byrne of Pittsburgh 120, while Beck of Boston and Wagner of Pittsburgh tie for third with 117.
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Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
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Ao Laporte
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Magee
Hofman
Chicago
Wheat
Brooklyn
Byrne
Pittsburg
Beck
Boston
Wagner
Taklien
Magea
Hugeins
Cincinnati
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Ave
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Keeler
Bommell
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Beaumont
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Wilece
Pritteburg Iveta
Ramee
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Louie
Joe Bouton
King” Cole
Chicago Cubs
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Brennan
Potiadeionie
Burka
Dickson
New York
Boo Pontipgs
Pluuabars
van White
Mathowar
Ita Paaster
Granaall
New Fe
King Cole Leads National Hurlers
Ode by Mike Dowlin praises King Cole as a leading figure among national hurdlers, celebrating prowess and speed in track field circles. The piece highlights Cole as a standout athlete amid a crowd of rivals and emphasizes his influential presence in the sport.
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King" Cole
White's Song Fragment From 1936 Sheet Music
Fragment from a 1936 sheet music piece attributed to C Hart White and R W Lardner in The Chicago Tribune style. The verses depict a Black child and Mammy figures with dated dialect and imagery reflecting racial stereotypes of the era.
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Hax
RW. Lardner
Harris
R. W. Lartner
Chicago ‘Tribune
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New York
Jackson Named Equal to Cobb in Cleveland Deal
Charlotte news notes that Joe Jackson, a Caroling League and Sally League star, is headed to Cleveland to bolster the Naps in the American League race. The deal, reportedly arranged by Charley Frank and Mack, marks Jackson’s rise from Greenville mill-town ball to major league prominence, with early reports praising his natural hitting and power.
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Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Sasista
Naps
Tyrux
Raymond Cobb
Taxeball
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Mogus
Woods
Greenville
Napa
Athletics
Ueagon
New Orleans
Charley Frank
Himsee
Mack
Jackson
Monaghan
Naider
Amithereens
Brouch
Carollina
Greanville
Today’s Baseball Schedules Across Two Leagues
The listings show Southern League games in New Orleans Memphis in Birmingham Chattanooga to Montgomery and Nashville in Mobile Mississippi. American League matchups include Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York and Washington. Also noted are Baltimore at Boston Newark at Chicago and more travel pairings across the circuit.
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Ie Ta Karger
Boston
Ford
New York
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Liotreit
Plack
Athietice Wold
Detroit
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Chicago
Cleveland
New
Moran's Triple Secures Crackers Victory Over Turtles
Otto Jordan led the Crackers to a 1-0 win against the Turtles at Red Elm. Moran started with a powerful drive to deep right, Baerwald and Altman contributed hits, and Kirk Klawitter balked on a bunt attempt. Memphis crowds jeered as Red Fisher’s pitching held the locals scoreless, with several near-scores negated by outs at the plate. Charlie Babb provided hustle in center as the Crackers claimed a hard luck win.
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Tenn
Crackers
Otto Jordan
Turtles
Red Elm
al Elawitter
Bunky Lad
Beer and
Brasa
Moran
Baerwald
Atlanta
Klawitter
Billy Hart
Moren
Red Fisher
Rona
Babb
Gut
Kootts
Kiawitter
Conter
Altman
Warden
Sidney
Iocals
Charlie Babb
New Orleans
Pelican
Jordan
Pelicans
Pinner
Bayleds
Walker
Heckel
Proherty
Randall
Greg ‘Wanner
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Klewitter
Towle
Memphia
Flaher
Bayless
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Bassan Balla
Hinwit
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Fyaber
Knitter
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New Oreans
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Nashville
Merubard
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Diseases of Men and Honest Medical Advertising
An Atlanta physician with 38 years of experience pledges effective, careful treatment for diseases of men including stricture and chronic gonorrhea. He claims scientific methods and posttreatment care prevent recurrence, offers free exams, and sells two books sealed in plain wrappers. Office hours are daily, 10 to 11, at 1 Broad St.
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Sally League pennant fate hinges on directors meeting
In Macon Georgia on August 28 the Sally League pennant race remains unsettled after protests from Macon and Columbus. Directors will meet Tuesday to rule on unfinished games and forfeits tied to umpire interference and travel delays. A decision could crown Macon as champion despite lingering protests.
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Dick Jemmaon
Macon
Joyner
Macon Agures
Columbus
Burke
Central City
Two World Records Fall at Chicago Track Meet
At the Chicago Irish-American Athletic Club meet Matt McGrath of the New York Athletic Club set an 8-pound weight throw mark of 16 feet 6 3/4 inches, breaking the old 16 feet 5 1/2 inch record. Martin Sheridan narrowly missed his discus best with 140 feet 4 inches, while a joint exhibition 56-pound weight throw by Sheridan Flanagan and McGrath reached 32 feet 7 inches, a non‑record event.
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Chicago
Martin Sheridan
John Flanagan
New York
Matt McGrath
Flanagan
Matinee for Ladies at Forsyth Friday
Forsyth manager considers a ladies only matinee during Eva Fay engagement after past requests. If held, men would depart during the Thaumaturay number and Mrs Fay would answer questions from the stage, with previous success at Orpheum noted. Bale price and weight details from Thomaston cotton sale included.
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Eva Fay
Hugh Cardoza
Orpheum
Council Meeting Postponed For Labor Day Week
The regular church meeting time will be moved to next Monday after noon September 6 due to Labor Day. Committees will meet this week to act on papers from the last council meeting. The muffler cut-out and noise ordinance will be reconsidered. Finance street and toller committees must pass papers before next week’s meeting. No special committee meeting until the Mayor returns.
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Noller
Billy the New York comedy at the Grand on Wednesday
The Grand presents Billy the New York comedy success by Sidney Drew and company on Wednesday and Thursday. New York audiences praised him as one of the funnniest. Also notes Emms Bunting at the Lyric in Moths and Hunting’s winter Orpheum run, plus a strong Bijou vaudeville lineup with Peter F. Baker and others, Forsyth features Eva Fay and Lincoln J Carter sketch, and more acts through the week.
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LeFevre
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Frank
Kate Carton
Chiyo
Harry Greene
Forsyth
Eva Fay
Keith
Lincoln J. Carter
Wondy
Leg
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Eldrich
Rice
Sully
Scott
Jorge
Hamilton
Danera
Gartea Brothers
Paul Barnes
Secret Rates Charged by Edison, Union Charges
The International Union of Steam Engines has filed against the New York Edison Company with the public service commission. It alleges secret rates hurt private electric plants and small concerns, claiming the policy forces 500 workers from jobs and risks more layoffs.
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International Union of Steam Enginesra
Pubic Service Commission
New York Edison Company
Gis Union Asuerta
Ideo Eneinopee
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