Crackers Lineup Chatter For 1915 Season Prospects
Dick Jemison outlines the 1915 Crackers batting order with Marcan likely leading off and Osborn at cleanup. Morane could win a regular slot, while Thrasher and Munch avert slow players, as managers mull signings and lineup shifts amid active negotiations.
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Dick Jemison
Frankins
Ts Marcan
Lal
Sinas
Marcan
Birmingham Lid
Crakers
Crahers
Osborn
Hitune
Utfelder
Vneran Association
Jataragan Sen
Osborns
Hassocks
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O A
Hell
Thrasher
Manch
Qutfelder Thrasher
Munch
Franks
Munchard Thrasher
Trask
Baseball Club's Officers Named
Charley Frank will manage the Crackers for the next three seasons. At a meeting yesterday the Atlanta Baseball Association stockholders elected directors Charles C Murphy Ed Inman C V Trainwater T D Meador Jr J W Goldsmith Jr Frank Reynolds and Cherries Frank. The directors then elected officers Charles Frank president and manager Branit Reynolds vice president and secretary Charles C Diurph treasurer Lowry Arnold attorney and Dr W J Auten club physician. The group was pleased with the meeting and expects high standing for the season.
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Charley Frank
Atlanta Baseball Association
Charles C Murphy
Ed Inman
C V_ Trainwater
T D Meador Jr
J W Goldsmith, Jr
Frank Reynolds
Cherries Frank
Charles Frank
Branit Reynola
Charles C Diurph
Lowry Arnold
W J Auten
Hard Losers and Winners in Baseball Lore by Honus Wagner
The reminiscence recalls Honus Wagner and era greats nicknamed hard losers. It recounts battles for pennants, key players like Fred Clarke and Lefty Grove, famous games, dramatic defeats, and the mindset of champions and bitter rivals. Wagner notes losses shape legends and players’ wits in pressure.
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Honus Wagner
Honus
John H.) Wagner
Withington Named Wisconsin Coach
Madison Wisconsin January 9 At a special board of regents meeting Harvard alumnus Withington was chosen as Wisconsin football coach at a salary of 7400 dollars.
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Withington
Wisconsin
Madison Wi
Pinehurst Tennis doubles match at midweek tournament
Harial ThrawMmorian of Tivabeth and Tot Seaver of Brookline faced DJs Jones and TF Mackinnes in a doubles match for the Challenge Cup at Pinehurst. The teams split sets with a final score of 6 8 to 7 5 as the Agawam Hunt club players competed.
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Pinehurst
Sane
Harial ThrawMmorian
Tivabeth Miter
Chaimpion
Tot Seaver
Brookline
J Djs Jones Fielder
TF Mackinnes
Agawam Hunt’ Club
Southern Conference Adopts One Year Rule and Organizes
The Southern Athletic Conference and the Athletic Conference of Southern State Universities closed meetings Friday with a one year rule effective January 11 1911 and regulations to bar non members from games except for specific interstate members. Tulane admitted. Five hundred students required for eligibility. several universities named as participants. gambling condemned. Alabama invited to join. next meeting set in Charleston.
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Rawle Tenn
Southern Athletic Conference
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Southern State Universities
Southern Interctate Athletic
Charleston
Southern Tritercolegate Association
Southern Sale Universities
FP Trost
Tennessee
JW Colenin
South Carolina
University of Alabama
Kentuck State
Wil
Apis Yille Vahe
Vanderbilt Sewanee University of Alabama
Louisiana State
Imsteu
South
Alabama
Memhisa
Southern State
Sewanee
Thomas Bragg
Auburn
Dr & PF Frost
Ten Imesser
Professorza TV
Gillis
Kentucky
University of Virginia
Wwa
Fambeth
A LeFevre Rubin Thomas Brage
W J
Donohue
North Carolus
Charles Hurty
Tulane University
Anderson Clemson College
William Riggs
Mississippi
University of Georgi
SV ‘Ford
George Tech
William Randie
Wallace
Vanderbilt
Charles
Brown
Kentucky State
Ezra Louths
Mrost
R C Matthews
Southern State Universiting
Virginia
North and
Georgia
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Tulane
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Clemson
University of Tennessee
University of Chattanooga
Mercer
University of Mississippi
Grandstand Fire Ruins Exhibition Game in Waterbury
Secretary Charley Williams recalls a Sunday exhibition between Chances and Waterbury on a tiny island field. The grandstand burned as fans watched. a tossed ball struck a fielder in the nose amid stones and sticks flying around.
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Sm Aall Hall
Joe Tinker
Tubs
Waterbury
Vattiquas
Heine Steinfeldtt
Tom
Yim
Charley Williams
Cubs
Jon
Frank Chance Speed Bug Cured by Oldfield and A Friend
Frank Chance, manager of the Los Angeles club, a noted speed enthusiast, rode with Oldfield on road trips reaching about 90 mph and 60 mph in separate incidents. A motorcycle cop intervened once as they sped from Boston to New York, narrowly avoiding danger. Chance said he would have paid any fine to avoid such trips again.
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Tom Oston
Ban Johnson
McGraw
Clarkes
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Jock Treister
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Littsburg
Suliman
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Claude Headi
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Kosten
Luis
Boston
Fred Clarke
Ulmer
Perdur
Ali
Josh
Perdue
Red Clarke
Josh Clarke
Hub
Pittsburg
Lefty
New York
Mr Dreyfuse
Brich Mis
Selfield
Buccaneers
Lutty
Dan Costello
Gosf
Erskine Mayer
Phillies
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Costello
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Mazer
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Tlonta
Sfuatn T
Philadelphia
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Bengal
Nick Jel
Panhandle
Clirke
Malcolm WaccLean
Frank Chance
Los Angeles
Onis
Barner Oldfield
Pasadena
Suir
Hem
Chance
Lindis
Getting the Breaks Has Bearing on Final Result
A 1916-era sports column explores how luck or bold plays shift baseball games. It cites Scott’s daring bunt in the 1915 World Series as a turning point, describes breaks altering momentum in multiple games, and notes how rallies and errors swing outcomes for Boston, Philadelphia, and others. The piece emphasizes confidence and mood tied to fortunate breaks.
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Boston
Hooper
Scott
Alexander
Philly
Alcaander
Niehoff
Scotty Hooper
Nlaw
Feld
Alexander and He No Doubt Figured His Chances For Bunting
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Wold
Speaker
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Barry
Bette Illustrated
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Houston
Cardinals
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Maranville
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Pha
St Loula Club
Opo Tantts
St Louis
Pittsburg
Pirates
Pittsborg
Rudolph
Tyler
Penns Relay Carnival Aims for Record-Setting Meet
The University of Pennsylvania hosts its annual Relay Carnival inviting over 280 schools and more than 60 colleges nationwide. Highlights include Penns mile relay world record 3 minutes 1s, Cornell and Penn athletes setting new marks in sprint, distance medley, and pole vault, with Berry of Pennsylvania dominating the pentathlon and Harvard, Princeton, and Dartmouth fielding strong squads for the coming events.
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University of Pennsylvania
Jennylvania
América
Mm Troiing
Berry
Will Worthington
Dartmgath
Harvardie
Pennsylvania
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Clasten
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Harvard
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Santa Case
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Cullernia
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Datie
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MEGIE
Toron Sethera Charnt Ce
Diane Vanderbit
Brigham
Washington
Sean Ali
Te Wade
Mossaahu Welts Institute of
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Gallaudet I Mabingie
Ebanan
Cully Burtzle
Jefferson
al Behremany
Voree
Thilaielphia Bente
Mmladelphia Pharmiy
Tenpaths
Codagopy
la Salle «Joseph
Annapolis Naval Academy
Wet
Sanitary Academy
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