Pulliam Sparks National League Rule Clash and Crew Shuffle
National League moves to curb penalties by banning fines on players for line infractions and requires club house discipline. New rules cap pitchers in play and limit home-ground protests, while managers face restrictions on signaling ground rules. Conroy and Ebbetts moves reshape rosters with Conroy to retire, Smith traded to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Chicago
Harry Pulliam
Maces Plain
Willig
Doss
Phulliam
Harry Hermann
Pullina
Berney Dreyfus
Charles Sobbects
Brooklyn
New York
Chist
New Bale
Ammermai
Ceae
Raoti
Hae
Eest
Conray
New York American Club
Cato Atlanta Backstop Deal Involves Foxy One
Manager Smith seeks a top backstop for Atlanta after Jos Sugden declines due to climate. He wired Clark Griffith to buy a star catcher at the National meeting in Chicago. If Griffith succeeds, Sugden and Herbert Smith may depart, replacing with a major league catcher behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Sugden
Atlanta
Smith
Clark Griffith
Ostebers
Griffith
Sefl
Sugden
Herbert Smith
McMurray
Wahlem
Stone Mountain Eleven Faces Local Y M C A In Battle
On Frigey night at the Stone Mountain Y M C A the basketball five of that suburb will hook up with the Stone Mountain University school team for a hard fought game. Both squads have trained hard and are confident of victory.
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Tocal Young Men'a Christian Association
University School
Stone Mountain
Tampa Race Day Results Highlight Mixed Attendance
The westhor led a fine turnout on day thirteen of the meet in Tampa with six races reported. Alyexra won the first race at five furlongs, Moonshine placed second and Broxy Jug third, all in 1:08. Second race saw Youthful lightly favored win over Platt, with Lady Garding in second and HeAd to 1 third. Autum Maid captured the sixth furlong event, Meriss runner-up, Golanéysilue in fourth with Time around 1:05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempa Fia
Platt
Lady Garding
Elder
Tugge Dundon
Lal
Cangia
Alama
Secamt
Drees
Dick Rohn Signs Contracts Boost Peoria Team
Manager Billy Smith welcomed the signed contract of Dick Rohn from Peoria. Rohn batted .276 with 196 games played and 990 fielding chances as a first baseman, leading the league in that position except for Tennant. With Rohn's signing, twenty three contracts are now on the books, with no further agreements expected.
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Dick Rohn
Billy Smith
Hretan
Peoria
Rohn
Tennant
Atlante
Wilters
Hess
Maxwell
Maher
Newton
Sugden
Jonne
Gristh
Brith
Jonna
Smith
Olathe Leads at Emeryville amid racing chaos
Emeryville racing drew attention as Olathe won a race amid unclear results. The card listed multiple horses such as Be Thankful, Balrona, and Prime, with weather described as fine but the track heavy. Names like John A. Mab and George Kilborn appeared in the listings, alongside detailed race results and purses.
Sutton's Bowlers Triumph Over Williams In Three Games
Sutton's bowlers swept Williams 3–0 in the third round at the Atlanta Athletic Club last night. Sutton rosters led by top averages with 178 2 3 and 176 1 2 while Williams was paced by Hania at 161 2 3. The match wraps the third round as Clathe’s team faces Perry's next with Atlanta clubs to finish remaining games.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Sutton
Willams
Wihania
Williams
Ase Ma
Clathe
Perry
Atlanta
Transportation manager Billy Smith mails out plans
Billy Smith, busy with duties, sent out transportation for players reporting on March 7. The task reflects substantial early-season costs for a baseball team, including player purchases, drafts, and travel arrangements, highlighting the financial impact on local citizens in Atlanta.
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Smith
Billy Smith
Treve
Atlanta
Billy Fort Returns to Birmingham From Montgomery
Billy Fort, private secretary to the governor, has left Montgomery for Birmingham after two years in the capital. He plans a brief stay to reconnect with friends and resume ties with the city’s affairs. Fort is highly popular in the state and remains devoted to Alabama’s capital while looking to future opportunities.
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Billy Fort
Hom Montgomery
Ala
Bomdal
William H. Fort
Birmingham
Simu
Montgomery
Attacked by Footpads in Early Morning Robbery
A merchant named Leule Frits was attacked by footpads today. His left ear was badly injured and he was robbed of 68 worth diamonds and money. The incident occurred near a shop line with a ring tie claim.
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Thin Chy
Waa
Sandi
Peampeth
Sid Smith Switched to Atlanta as St Louis Sends Star Home
The report says Sid Smith, versatile St Louis Browns player, is moved to Atlanta. Smith, a strong hitter and reliable infielder, helped Atlanta win the pennant in past seasons after stints with New York and Philadelphia. Browns transfer aims to bolster Atlanta, while local fans see Sid as a valuable asset for the upcoming season.
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Billy Smith
Billy
New York Americans
Seacon
Atlanta
Philadelphia Americans
Philadelphia
St Louis
Bart Blue
Browns
Sid
Walthour Faces Collins In Friday Motor Pace Show
Tomorrow night at the St Nicholas a featured motor paced bicycle race will spotlight the program. Hall of all American indoor record holder Halder Collins meets Atlanta ace Bobby Walthour in a $256 side bet arrangement. They race best two of three heats plus additional events including one mile handicaps and a five mile open race with prizes, followed by a two mile motor cycle contest between Lawcon and Tutville.
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St Nicholas
Himer Colling
Halder
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Collins
Weitthour
Senhouse
Cameron
Bardgett
Mackay
Walker
Wiley
Wiliams
Hudson
Lawcon
Tutvilie Thegs
Athletic Club Team Faces Auburn in Big Clash Tonight
The Ajanta Athletic Club and Auburn Athletic Club meet in a key season test. A hard fought practice game suggests a close tilt with evenly matched lines while a large downtown crowd is expected for postgame dancing at the club house.
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Ajanta Athletic Club
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Auburn Atlanta
Marist College
Doonan
Hudson
Atkinson
Post
Thornton
Jamison
McGovern
Spencer
Boxer Ti Knocks Out Carrig at Royal Athletic Club
A fighter named Ti knocked out Carrig in the third round at the Royal Athletic Club. The bout was billed as a ten round event and took place tonight, with scores and further results not provided in the readable text.
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Farmer
Carrig
Orleans
Kid Farm
Peoria
Jaxringt
New York
Royal Athletic Club
Fines Imposed in Georgia Prohibition Case
In Columbus, Georgia on February 17, Special, Judge fined J W Bishop and A B Daniel $1,000 each and J J Rogers $300 in Muscogee Superior Court for violating the Georgia prohibition law. An alternative sentence of ten months in jail was noted for the violators.
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J. W. Bishop
A. B. Daniel
J. J. Rogers
Columbus
W Bishop
A HE Daniel
Georgia
The Grand Hosts Carle's Musical Marys Lamb and Other Acts
Rithara Carle brings Marys Lamb to the Grand with a sixty-strong chorus praised as dainty and best costumed. The program features twenty plus musical numbers plus other acts including The Detective and the Girl and The Honeymooners Cuban attraction. Washingtons Birthday matinees and a long run are planned with special stage receptions for Cecil Spooner.
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Rithara Carle
Cameran
Atlanta
Carla Himecit
Richard Carle
Carle
Hatney
Bathera
Garden of Love
Marys Lamb
Mr. Carle
Washington
Danlay
Tim
Chicago
Attorney Latham Safe After Appendectomy Operation
Charleston news reports attorney Edgar Latham underwent an appendectomy at St Joseph's Infirmary and is doing well. operation reportedly successful and he rests. Also notes a local paper man, George Burme, summoned by the Senate to testify on a $50,000 effort to defeat a prohibition amendment.
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Edgar Latham
Saverad Deye
St Joseph's Infirmary
Charleston Wan
George Burme
Senate
Weston
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Tampa
Olathe
Oshland
Pest
Be Thankful—Romanoffnee
Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Syrar
Mire
Balroos
Temck Wan
Petr
Deaton
Monsy
Grace
Billy Bowlegs
St Scoville
Bophomers
Charles Green
Tawaeda- Semanned
Brak
Bir Zyanewoes
Aren Olathe
See
Mentrz
Balrona
Tui
Mccarthy
Prime
Zutae Quito
Raber A. Tivaler
Atermonta
Prinome Vtola
Ralph H Toster
Crewe
Kaon Ren
Eetling
Clark
Pan de Oro
Bathe
Bore
Lady Alivia
Prince of Orange
Flavigny
Orchan
Jecumo
Mery
Lordington
Graphite Cam
Anid O ‘Co
Aallings Ge Thankful
Keogh
Se'ek
Ronande
Ak Ber Bon
Jon Ross
Rotten
Cueenavers
Soloman
Gapenas
Cora Lackfoot
Sie Dennerton
Henderaun
Granam
Alder Gulch
Eugene
Eon
Napa
Mick
Matcher Bay Streak
Aitnew
Argonaut
Descomnots
Hright Fklte
Yulee Non
Matchtulis
Little Dane
Charles W Hodges Ouorine
Frootioose
Gordy
Fulletta
Husky
Nevaloeux
Fanatic
Tom Hayward
Ocoma
Dollie Dollara
Atenche
Meta Arabe
Erandevo
Betela C
Dainty Belle
Hagu Jewel
Roosenlé
Jesaup
Fordello
May
Amelia
Wap
Marly Tide
Hector
Rather Hoye
Pio Pica
Bennie
Fancy
St.louis
Herd
Crackers
Saessessoe Be
Ano
Walthour
Orpheum
Weber & Rush
Cecil Spooner
Matthee Misa Spooner
Texas
The
Latham
We S.S.S. Orb Sones
Anton
Atlaeta, GA
Erie
Crete
Chara, Baan & Co
Clarke
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Florida
Clarke Bros. & Co
Atlantic
Pacific
Moerlein
Thomas Bradley
Beth
Atlanta, GA
the Christian Pischen: Brewing Co
Cincinnati
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
J. F. van Rensselaer
Cunadier Bidg
Pesoptres St
Atienta, Ga
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