Cracker a Day for Fans 27 Tommy Long joins Crackers lineup
The Atlanta Crackers venture a twenty seventh daily installment introducing Tommy Long as a prospect for right field. Long played with the Mobile Gulls last season hitting .266 with 14 stolen bases and a .978 fielding percentage, and manager Smith expects him to be a strong contributor in the coming season.
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Gadaden Kopar
Crackers
Leeg
Fom
Focal
Long
Washington
Ponce de Leon Park
Mobile
Prep Baseball Nines Start Season Work
Prep baseball nines begin practice across the city as last year’s stars depart. Marist and G M A show mixed returns with key losses at infield and pitching, while Tech and Peacock pursue fresh talent and coaching to challenge for the pennant.
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Donaldson
Harrison
Hintnes
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Tech High
Marist
G. M.A . Peacock
Fraser
Lipscomb
Spry- Jock
Johnston
Smith
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Lester
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Af Prep
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Starr
Neahelton
Weaver
Sams
Smiley
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Hardman
Babb
Griffin
Hurley
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College Park School
Tichnor
Welsea
Davis
Solano
Lewis and Company Leave for Birmingham in Buicks
A Raleigh style note recounts the Lewis party headed to Birmingham by Buick. Mr. Lewis, a devoted motorist, owns several autos and hoped to ride in his special car as a train wreck halted their overland trip from Atlanta to Birmingham. Railroad officials refused, delaying a reunion with his treasured Buick after the incident.
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Birmingham
Lewis
Hays
Inx
Atlanta
Richmond
Mr. Lewis
Dave
Du Puy On Auto Row To Distribute Cars In South
Du Puy on Auto Row at 226 Peachtree Street announces the southern distribution for Selden Motor Car Company pleasure cars and trucks and Paige-Detroit pleasure cars. He has represented Selden for four or five years and will operate from the Standard Auto company site.
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Seldéh Motor ‘Car Company
Auto Row
Peachtree Street
Standard Auto Company
du Puy
Selden Motor Car Company
Paige-Detroit
Selden
Selden Truck Sales Company
Rochester
N. Y
George B. Selden
Getting Even With Justice at the Police Court
A prisoner faced the police court with feigned contempt for the court. The judge retorted that such behavior would be fined. The prisoner, in a paradoxical gesture, congratulated the judge and all court staff for a fair and impartial trial, leaving the judge flabbergasted.
Buick Rejuvenates Car for Touring Comedians
Comedian and company arrive after a wreck with the play Don't Lie to Your Wife in tow. A Buick responding to the accident is repaired in Atlanta with new body and top, restoring the 1913 model 25 Buick to prime condition. The troupe prepares to resume travel to Birmingham for performances.
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Dave
Lewis
Buick
Atlanta
Buick Custom
Tewis
Mr.Lewis
Birmingham
Losey Profitably Trims Florida Road Trip
Buick Atlanta manager Losey completed a combined pleasure and business tour through Florida. His first Florida journey covered the peninsula visiting wooded towns and alligator farms while noting many Buick cars on roads. He secured a large batch of orders from the dealer network for shipment from the factory.
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Vig
Buick
Atlanta
Florida
Mr. Losey
Peninsula
Bir
Losey
Gulf
Old-Fashioned Professor Confesses to Denatured Style
A professor recalls early lessons on restraint with pronouns and admits adopting objective substitutions. He mentions colleague Stubbs using third person and notes a student editing his manuscript to replace pronouns. He cites receiving a new edition of Life and Letters of William Murray, First Settler in Murrayville Oklahoma, edited by Stubbs, and embraces the denatured style.
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Otherwine
Stubbs
William Murray
Murrayville
Oklahoma
Roderick Stubbs
Courage and Insight Mark Wilson in Presidential Race
The calendar of virtue lauds courage in Mr. Wilson who shows a flash of insight to leap through dark to a bold outcome. The Baltimore convention era recalls Bryan's uncertain support and Wilson's decisive telegram, which propelled him over rivals despite cautious tendencies.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wall Street
Giant champion argues with Jennie for a quarter
A towering heavyweight and a 5 foot 10 Mrs Baggs wait for a car on a corner. The giant asks for a quarter for cigars and Jennie sternly retorts that ten cents is all he may spend. She reminds him he should know better after marriage and warns him to stay home next time if he fusses.
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Brom
Lke
Jennie
Jim Baggs
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