Nashville baseball franchise to be turned over to league
Nashville owner Dan McGugin said he would return the Nashville base ball franchise to league president W. H. Kavanaugh unless a reliable local group, preferably the Commercial Club, takes it over permanently. The club, already in debt about $30,000 after recent entanglements, cannot justify indefinite stewardship. If not retained locally, the franchise may go to Little Rock.
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Nashville Baseball
W. H. Kavanaugh
Little Hock
McGugin
Commercial Club
Anniston considers leaving Southeastern League over umpire issue
Anniston Alabama baseball directors met to weigh withdrawing from the Southeastern League after president Hugh Roberts refused to reinstate outfielder Fred Wasem, suspended by an umpire. Roberts was condemned in a resolution and asked to attend a meeting the next day as details emerged about umpire Lauzon’s affidavit.
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Anniston
Ala
Anniston Baseball Directors
Hugh Roberts
Fred Wasem
Wasem
Roberts
Lauzon
Fisher
Labor trouble on Georgia road
A committee of 54 car workers on the Georgia railroad presented a petition to General Foreman Newton on Friday seeking higher pay. On Saturday they received discharge checks. The group plans action to reinstate the discharged workers or obtain the requested raise, with a walkout possibly Wednesday or Thursday.
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Dune
Sil
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Newton
Patrolman Rogers Acquitted After Reckless Driving Charge
Patrolman W W Rogers was cleared by Recorder N A Broyles after witnesses testified the Washington Street accident involving Miss Taylor was unavoidable. Rogers said brake defect caused the crash, and officers Hood West Watson Roberts and Bishop supported his account. Assistant Chief H E Jett praised Rogers as careful and honest. Miss Taylor is improving and expected to be out soon.
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Griffin District Grants $5,241 for Mission Work
Griffin Georgia June 10 Special The Griffin district of the Methodist Episcopal church has given 5241 to home and foreign missions during the present conference year, leading all North Georgia districts. Treasurer Er Y McCord reports foreign missions 2480 and domestic missions 32761, a splendid showing for the Griffin district.
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Board of Missions
Griffin District
Foreign Missions
Iffin
Jimmy Perry Leaves Atlanta for Cincinnati Title Bid
Welterweight Jimmy Perry, a local standout who has dominated Atlanta cards, leaves for Cincinnati to find tougher opponents. His aim is a shot at Hay Brons, with movements geared toward securing a future welterweight title opportunity.
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Americus Defeats Dothan After Umpire Dispute
In Americus Georgia on June 10 the Dothan manager led his team from the field after protesting umpire Bostwick's call that Hooks was safe at home. Americus led 8 to 7 and was awarded the game as the dispute drew criticism. Batteries: Baker and Hooks for Americus. Iida and Barrow for Dothan.
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American
Iida
Barrow
Boston Breaks Losing Streak With 11-3 Win Over St Louis
National League game in Boston on June 10 saw the Braves defeat St. Louis 11 to 3. Hess pitched well for Boston with solid support, while two St Louis pitchers were driven from the box. Score by innings shows St Louis 160 001 100 and Boston 000 050 80. Umpires were Klem and Bush.
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Baseball row includes Cubs Giants and more scores
Summary of multiple early baseball results with Chicago and New York series details. Cubs beat Giants in ten","New York Mets\" no.
Today in Baseball recap of late 1890s to 1911 highlights
Baseball notes cover June 11 1898 through 1911 highlighting Baltimore over Washington 16 0 with Bill Dineen umpirum, 1899 Kip Larbach Cincinnati drew five passes, 1900 high Cincinnati hits off Frazer Orth, 1902 Cy Young losses to Chicago, 1903 Napoleon Lajoie court contempt purge and return, 1904 Wicker limits Giants to one hit, 1907 Tigers rally nine runs in ninth, 1911 Heine Zimmerman two singles and steals across bases off Boot Tot.
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Mobile Eagles Defeat Barons 5 to 1 on Prough Strong Pitching
In Birmingham on June 10 Mobile capitalized on errors behind Prough, gaining a 5 to 1 win as Demaree locked down the late innings with ten strikeouts. Key hits included multiple players across the lineup, with Mesenger and Walsh contributing early, while Prough yielded five hits and one scratch for Mobile.
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Rham. Maloneyer
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Yankees Beat White Sox 5 1 In Second Game
Yanks win 5 to 1 over the White Sox as three errors and a ninth inning single help produce four runs. Lange and Block behind on the mound for New York, Ford and Sweeney pen the Chicago bats. Time 2 06. Umpires Dineen and Sheridan.
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No Trace Yet of Coleman in Crackers Row
The Crackers infielder Curtis Coleman remains missing after a countrywide wire search by the Atlanta baseball association. The Constitution reports efforts to locate him proved fruitless, with a single reply from Mark Roth of The New York Globe stating Coleman left Detroit for Atlanta, with little other information.
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Ball Ground Team Beats Local Club In Severe Drubbing
Canton Georgia June 10 Special Ball Ground strong team traveled to town and handed the local club a severe defeat. Ball Ground shows an excellent roster this season and could challenge fast Atlanta teams for top honors.
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