Local Mileage Announced for 1906 Baseball Season
Marcus Billy Smith of the Atante baseca team announces the 1906 local mileage at 10 173 miles for the season in a compact schedule with 21 series and three games against each rival. Nashville is favored for a return to the Southern League, with Phyle reinstatement voted and George Roche's status in flux amid ongoing team selections and practice plans in New Orleans.
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Marcus- Billy Smith
Yesterd
Smith
Sceut
Gevent
Sries
Agg
New Orleans
Aga Breitensteim
Knoll
Wees
Connie Wack
Philadelphia Americans
Sorrell
Dusxan
Mike Finn
Billy Smith
Shreveport
Gmk
Nashville
George Roche
Pelican
New York Giants
Phyle
Memonis
Memphis
Atlanta
Phyla
Largel
Aom
Mempr
Southern League
Yor Menons
Chapel Hil
N. C
Lawson
Carolina
University of Virginia
Lawsen
University of North Carolina
Georgia University Boys
Athens
Caroline
Bynum Gymnasium
Bitton
Thompson
Cunningham
Pattergon
Montgomery
Sutton
Patterson
Southern Diamonds
Fltcher Thompson
James
Rogers
Miller
Brigham
Chapel Hill
Oak Ridge Institute
Wake Forest
Chaps
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Apri
Bingham
South Carolina University
South Carolina
Greensboro
St. John’s College
Winston
William and Mary
Chapel
Raleigh
University of ‘Virginia
Richmond
Virginia
Charlottesville
United States Navy
Annapolis
Tobis Hopkins University
Baltimore
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Georgetown
Atlanta Fares Better In The Correct Schedule
Atlanta manager Billy Smith returned from New Orleans and explained the published schedule was wrong. He said opening and closing home games and all holidays were swapped, with three extra home games in June and three added on the road in July, sparking fan ire and a reception in Atlanta.
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Bily Smith
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kavanaugh
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
Shreveport
Memphis
Little Rock
Decoration Day
Biringham
Littl Rock
Labor Day
Smith
Billy
Piedmont Park
Southern League Adopts New Constitution With Ball Grants
The five season plan pledges 24 hundred free balls each year to every club, a total of 12 thousand. The constitution, praised by Manager Smith, tightens membership transfers within cities, sets franchise conditions, bans betting and cốnsorts, and fixes a $2,700 salary cap. It requires timely contract forwarding and specifies game notice, rosters, and pitching rules for doubleheaders.
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Southern League
Smith
Luba
Battling Nelson Rescues Family From Runaway Horse
Battling Nelson, the lightweight champion, saved a woman and her two children from a runaway horse near Blue Sulphur, W Va. He leaped at the horse, grabbed the animal’s neck, and was dragged some distance before bringing it to a stop. He suffered minor bruises but was not seriously hurt. The incident occurred as he prepared to train in Philadelphia.
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Battling Nelson
Blue Sulphur
Here
Philadelphia
Frank Huntington
W. VA
Howard
Nelson
Auc
Nashville to form new baseball company under Finn leadership
Nashville Ñews reports a new baseball company to foster the sport in the Southern League area. Newt Fisher retains control, Mike Finn to manage, plus a new president, secretary, treasurer and directors. Finn’s group aims to equalize salaries and keep pace with rival clubs while preparing for a strong season with signings and park improvements at Athletic Park.
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Nashville
Tenn
Newt Fisher
Mike Finn
Sheir
Messrs
Finn
Fisher
Bohannon
Tom Murphy
Athletic Park
South
Punch” Knoll
New Orleans
Washington
Cherrie Frank
Pelicans
Knoll
The
Punch
Utlaws
Vaughn
Chatte Elsey
Birmingham
Nashvil
Elsey
Indias
Norcum
University of Nashville
Jack Ely
Governor May Witness Death at Shreveport Hangings
The governor is expected to witness the execution of Charles Coleman, the Black murderer of Margaret Lear, at the parish jail next Thursday between 9 am and 2 pm. Governor Blanchard left for Baton Rouge and will return with the state seal to sign the death warrant. A military guard remains while others are relieved. three companies stay at the jail until after the hanging. In Macon, Georgia, a travelers dinner is set with a program of talks and musical selections, featuring local Commercial Travelers members and speakers on topics such as customer sizing, competition, and travel politics.
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Shreveport
Blanchard
Charles Coleman
Margaret Lear
Blanchara
Baton Rouge
M Monroe
Coleman
Macon
United Commercial Travelers
Vlow
E. A Tanacs
H.L Johnston
E A. Sheridan
Charity
Temperance
D. BR. Gantt
Tutus H. Otto
Scott
C. H. Weaver
Macon Banks
W. A Freeman
George A. Wright
James J. Crawford
New Turf Rules Limit Apprentice Allowance Under New A T A Order
Louisville February 25 The American Turf Association adopted new racing regulations affecting apprentice allowances. Under Rule 168 apprentices may receive their allowance only when riding for contract employers and may get three pounds in handicaps. The rules also tighten race distances and adjust weights for three-year-olds and up, altering previous standards.
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American Turf Association
Louisville
Mara
Business College Student Dies in Macon
W oR King, a 23 year old Georgia Alabama business college student, died of pneumonia after four days illness at the city hospital. He hailed from Cusseta, Ga and his family has been notified. He was described as a young man of exemplary character.
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Business College
Macon
W Or King
Georgia- Alabama Business College
Cusseta
Pythian Lodge Organized in Canton Georgia
A Knights of Pythias lodge number 207 was instituted in Canton on February 25 with C N Milan and Walter Akerman assisting. Officers installed include Chancellor commander Luke Tate and others, with numerous charter members named among Cartersville Knights. The report lists many names and roles, reflecting a robust local fraternal effort.
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Pythian Lodge
Canton
Knights of Pythias
C N Milan
Walter Akerman
Cartersville Knights of Pythias
Canton Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Luke Tate
John P .Turk
Joel H. Galt
J M. Bates
J. A McClain
James Brown
Frank Palmit
G I Teasley
Jesse A McClain
E A McCaniosy Keeter
Frank Coggins
Charis Palmer
Jabs Gilt
Walt Gait
Paul Jones
Earl Field
Oscar Perkinson
Wl Latimer
James Gardison
Gus Coggins
Allison Worley
Silas Worley
Knights of Pymas
Cartersville Lodge
L. Reeves
W. Knight
Wikle
Ed Stricklind
J.C
Fo Turk
Brevard
Felton
Henderson
Pomel
St Roolheen
Olver Neel
John Brown
Hill vs Hill divorce notice in May term 1906 Georgia court
Fulton County Superior Court announces a divorce suit of Mrs Lattle Hill against John Hill returnable to May term 1906. Parties must appear on the first Monday in May 1906 to answer the complaint before Judge J T Penleton. Clerk Arnold Trofuts notes. Marks & Tolbert represent the plaintiff.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton County
Lattle Hill
John Hill
Latle
Ala
J T Penileton
Jude
Arnold Trofuts
Mark & Tolbert
State of Georgia Fulton Portn Jr Ag Case Record
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Georgia state court record involving a Portn Jr and various docket fragments. Mentions a clerk and court action, with garbled references to numbers and locations. The readable items suggest a public court filing or notice without complete details.
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