Atlanta Team Faces Tough Week on Troublesome West Trip
A garbled game column outlines Atlanta's rough stretch as they chase standings in the West. Memphis won two of a tour, Shreveport and New Orleans struggle, and Atlanta clings to hopes of finishing high. Dale Gear reports promise yet tough travel tests ahead for the squad.
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Doubleheader Sees St Louis and Cincinnati Tie. Pirates Split
In St Louis, Cincinnati wins game one behind McFarland. Thielman shuts down Reds in game two with three hits allowed, Burke scoring on a fifth-inning triple after Shannon’s single. Attendance around 15,000 as Bresk and Co. hold firm in a foggy day. In Chicago, Pittsburgh splits with the Cubs as Bordner’s lineup shines. Wick and Evers labor, while Schulte goes 7-for-8 in the set, and Carisch exits with a hand injury in game one.
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Pelicans edge Pirates in rugged 4 to 3 win at Shreveport
New Orleans Pelicans beat Shreveport 4 to 3 in a pitching heavy game. Williams stole home for the first run, and Bartley pitched effectively for New Orleans with Bartley gaining the victory. attendance not reported.
Vanderbilt's 191? Schedule Shows Strong Southern Opposition
Vanderbilt releases a bold schedule featuring games at Dudley Field and on away soil against Georgetown Mississippi A&M Michigan Tennessee Texas Auburn Central Clemson Sewanee and more. The slate marks a push to match northern rivals and prove strength against western colleges.
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Apache yacht sighting reported in trans Atlantic race
London June 4 The steamship Minne tonka reports she spoke the American bonus Apache the belated contestant in the trans Atlantic race for the German emperor s cup 260 miles west of the Lizard at 7 o clock this morning.
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Cleveland tops Chicago 4 to 2 in six innings
In a six inning contest Cleveland defeats Chicago 4 to 2 after a late rally. Attendance 17,480. Pitchers included O’Laughlin for the Cubs and others noted. final score listed as Chicago 2, Cleveland 4.
Young Woman Bets Self On Game Of Baseball
Miss Beatrice Jamison of Bolona wagers herself on a Houston win against Okelona. The Quolonn baseball defeat led to her marriage proposal and wedding to Joseph Williams, a popular local, after Houston clinched victory in a recent game. The couple, both baseball enthusiasts, wed shortly after the match.
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Atlanta Bridge Players to Hold Club Tournament
Atlanta Bridge Players will hold a tournament by the Piedmont Bridge and Whist Club drawing a large society crowd. The event runs Tuesday through Friday with daily top scores winning prizes and two trophies for finals. Nonqualifiers compete for consolation prizes to close the week. Only club members and out of town guests may participate, with a $1 assessment.
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Colleges Get Star Players From Prep Ranks
Prep league stars plan moves to Georgia and Tech for next season boosting prospects. Worsham Franklin and Oglesby tipped for Georgia. King likely to Tech. Hing noted as top pro. Franklin batting .475 and Hazan .420 pace University School year. league begins shift toward college teams, with coaches predicting stronger rosters next year.
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Local items announce union leader visit and deaths
John W. Hayes of the International Typographical Union arrived from Indianapolis and registered at the Aragon to oversee eight hour day implementation starting January 1. Obituaries note E J Wooten dies at 48 in Bogrock Central scheme house. Floyd Reese Dennard dies at 5 months. Vaura Chapitan, longtime officer’s wife, dies. Funeral details given for each, with interments planned.
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Georgia Military academy football team aims for top season
Georgia Military Academy strengthens for the season by hiring Jess Sibley, former Vanderbil t lineman and star in track and field, to coach the squad. Worsham from Gordon Institute assists, with several former Georgia players returning as substitutes. Scheduled games include second Georgia team, second Auburn, and Florida, plus Peabody, Dame Jonesga, and Gordon Institute matchups. The program operates without a current coach but officials expect a top-tier leader soon.
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Trial of Wood This Afternoon In City Arson Case
Carey Wood held since Saturday over suspicions tied to a fire at 48 50 and 52 West Mitchell street. He faces transfer from state to city docket for a disorderly conduct charge to enable a preliminary hearing in the recorder's court. Detectives Foss and Lockhart anticipate enough evidence to hold him on arson.
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Augusta 2 Jacksonville 0 in South Atlantic League game
In Jacksonville Florida on June 4 Augusta defeated Jacksonville 2 to 0. Pitching by Vermelle and Leslie for Augusta and Cicotte Beth for Jacksonville, time 1 hour 28 minutes. Attendance 1,125. score details show Jacksonville goalless in first and third innings with scattered errors.
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American Association Scores Snapshot From Various Games
An American Association update lists results including Columbus 6 over Indianapolis 1, Toledo 7, Kansas City 9, Milwaukee 0, and Minneapolis 2. The brief compiles scattered scores with team names and final tallies in a concise recap.
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British Battleships Collision Reported in Fog
In London June 4 a foggy Saturday morning collision between the British battleships Caesar and Arghvdetin occurred, followed by the Hannibal fouling and seriously injuring the German schooner Leslee, with the incident described amid terse naval dispatches and unclear weather conditions.
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College season ends with no clear champion in Dixie
The 1905 college baseball season closes with Tech and Sewanee in Atlanta sharing three games as Tech wins two. Vanderbilt and Auburn claim partial titles, with Vanderbilt strong late and Auburn dominating Alabama and Georgia. Tech tops Georgia, Mercer and others, while Carolina’s state title remains unsettled with no clear right to the flag.
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Memphis Loses Hitting Match In Win For Nashville
Nashville defeated Memphis 9 to 7 in a hard fought ballgame marked by many hits and errors. Attendance was about 4,000 as both clubs traded rallies from start to finish with notable performances from players such as Bennett and Wiseman, while Adams and Goodwin pitched for their respective teams.
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Flames Haunt This District In Knoxville Fire Riot
A major blaze swept the retail district in Knoxville on Sunday gutting the four story Armstein Co building within an hour and causing extensive damage to adjacent properties. Arnstein estimates losses at 375,000 with 60,000 insurance while Newcomer Co faces 69,000 water damage and Cullen Co. 75,000 overall losses exceed 2,000,000 over eight years from fires in the district.
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Exposition Building in Milwaukee Burns
Milwaukee June 4 The Exposition building occupying a city block was totally destroyed by fire this evening. Loss about 300 000 insured for 375 900. Fire started from an electric belt wire. Blaze began in the northwest gallery as the national skating congress concluded its session. Over 400 people were in the building but all escaped. Building erected about twenty six years ago.
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Oklahoma Invites President Caheme City June 4 Letter
A letter was sent to President Roosevelt urging attendance at the wing state lod convention to be held July 12 in Caheme City on June 4.
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Gear Names HAST Division In Ring Poised For Southern League War
Dale Gear, leader of the Little Rock invaders, projects four teams Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Little Rock as first division contenders in the Southern League. He criticizes Pirates pitchers overworking staff, cites Hartman’s exit to Coatesville, and notes adjustments in lineup with Watt or Guese to start. He defends Taylor against a reported spitting incident and compares pitcher strength between leagues.
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Hawkes Optician Encourages Spare Glasses for Travel
The Hawkes optician at 14 Whitehall advises travelers to obtain new glasses or an extra pair for emergencies and suggests smoked glasses for water trips to ensure safe vision during summer outings.
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Father and mother debated talent in a sculptor son
A Detroit Free Press piece records a lighthearted exchange between a mother and her son about inherited talent. The mother teases that the son’s skill came from her while the son suggests their father shaped him. The dialogue hints at family dynamics and creative influence.
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