Southern baseball peace ends long southern league war
After days of confab, the Southern Association yields to the new league creating a single circuit in the South for next season. Savannah and Montgomery join, Memphis keeps its franchise, and Chattanooga and Shreveport exit. Atlanta gains a team as promoters and officials prepare for Birmingham meetings to finalize the peace.
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Charles Frantz
Frank
Birmingham
New Orleans
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Kavanaugh
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Hickey
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Fresident
Frantic Southern Baseball Meet Hints at New League Expansion
At a recent conference managers toasted the future of southern baseball. General Carnes backed a new league with a 3600 wager against Hart D. Newman on Memphis vs New Orleans standings. Charles Frank seeks reinstatement via the National Association with a 5 fee. Potential eight club circuit could grow to ten or twelve clubs with Charleston Shreveport Chattanooga and Mobile eyed for inclusion.
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Winn
Bontferme
Savannah
Peters
Wearin
Charles Frank
Ewing
Frank
National Association
Agnatas
General Carnes
Hart D. Newman
New Orleans
Memphis
Hauvanauga
Charleston
Shreveport
Chattanooga
Mobile
Promoters in Savannah Form New Southern Baseball League
Charles Frank and R J Gilkes met Savannah Electric Co president George J Baldwin to discuss ball grounds for the new southern league. Baldwin will donate 500 dollars when the first game and 500 dollars when the last game are played. grounds on the company line were leased. A 1900-seat grandstand and bleachers will be built on grounds 400 feet square near the city. Frank and Giles head to Memphis and then west to recruit players.
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Charles Frank
R. J. Gilkes
Southern Baseball League
George J. Baldwin
Savannah Electric Company
Association
Frank and
Gilkes
Frank
Giles
Memphias
Will Contest For Cup At Atlanta Athletic Club Tonight
About twenty trained athletes will contest in five events at the Atlanta Athletic Club indoor tournament tonight at 8:30. Events include standing broad jump rope climbing hop step and jump shot put and a springboard jump. Intermission followed by a basketball game and the winner will receive a silver cup from President Burton Smith. Judges Arnold Broyles and Major Nash.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Auburn Avenue
Dr. Toenel
Burton Smith
Arnold Broyles
Major Nash
Detroit Gets the Fight for Corbett-McGovern Match
Detroit in Michigan received word from New York manager John Considine that the Corbett-McGovern bout is awarded to Detroit. William Considine, matchmaker for the Metropolitan Athletic Club, announced the likely January 3 venue in the city with proceeds and arrangements to follow.
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Willam Considine
Metropplitan Athletic Club
John Considine
New York
Young Corbett
Corbett-McGovern
Last foreign team quits in six day race at Madison Square Garden
The final foreign team retired early this morning after a brutal sprint hour in the six day race at Madison Square Garden New York. Leander pressured Breton but could not close. McFarland closed the gap as crowds surged. Betting surged as nine teams remained with Leander leading and others chasing.
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Darrangon
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Pox
Arthur Hil
Philadelphia
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Keegan-Peterson
Galvin Root
Schooners Reported Safe Near Florida Reef
Captain Parker of the steamer El Sigh says on December 7 he spoke the Doris M. Pickup of Annapolis ten miles north of Fowly Rocks Florida bound south. On the same date he also spoke the Adeland Barber of New York bound south off French reef.
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el Sigh
Fowly Rocks
Florida
Doris M. Pickup
Annapolis
French Reef
Adeland Barber
New York
Southern Railway Train Schedules and Through Cars
The notice lists multiple Southern Railway trains with daily runs between Atlanta and cities like Birmingham, Memphis, Cincinnati, Columbus, and New York. It highlights through Pullman sleeping cars, dining service, and connections via Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, and Charleston with times such as Atlanta 6:35 AM to Birmingham 7:45 AM, and New York arrivals 12:43 PM.
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