Lively practice at Ponte de Leon Park boosts Atlante Crack team
Report from a Friday practice in Atlanta describes players Otto Jordan Moran and Rohn showing improvement, with Jack Rowan leading conditioning and a high turnout expected as coaches push for form ahead of the first practice game. Fox Griffith appears cautious about debuting new talent.
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la Fmst
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Serson
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Jack
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Atlanta
Columbia Fans Tout Palmettos Name Change For Team
Columbia fans in South Carolina push to rename their baseball squad from the Chicks to the Palmettos as voting in The Columbia State shows wide support for the change. If the move passes, Columbia is expected to draw large crowds and lead the Sable League in attendance this season. Meanwhile Brooklyn sent seven players to train in Jacksonville, Florida, ahead of the coming season as others head south by rail.
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8. C
Chicks
Palmerton
Columbus
Brooklyn
New York
Sacksonville
Pia
Jacksonvile
Christensen Accepts Challenge
Christensen asks Duffy to a match at any time or place chosen by Duffy for a bet of 100 to 200 ele, and requests Duffy reply through this paper.
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Abdchristensen
Sporting Edo
Duffy
Chase Passes Through to Join Highlanders
Hat Chase the demon Grst baseman of the New York Americans passed through and joined the Highlanders in a dramatic baseball move. The report notes the transfer shifts and expectations for the lineup ahead of the season.
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New York Americans
Highlanders Open Spring Training in Macon
The Highlanders traveled through Atlanta yesterday en route to Macon Georgia for spring training. Prince Hak appears fit and ready to join the fray immediately. Chase vows to push hard and give George Stallings his best this season.
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Macon
Prince Hak
Chase
George Stallings
National League Chief Pulliam Seeks Rest on Vacation
National League President Hearty Pulliam, on a vacation route to Florida, passed through Atlanta. He appeared unwell and hinted his active participation may depend on health, amid ongoing friction with club heads. He planned to visit his sister.
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Hearty Pulliam
Atlanta
Routa
Florida
Pulliam
Puillam
Play Ball April 14 Rival Actions Highlighted
Lott and tit Hets cleaned dyed and reshaped by Bussey's 23% Whitehall.
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Rumor of Mowery for O Leary Trade Surfaces
A circulating rumor claimed a deal would swap Mike Mowery for Charles O Leary of Detroit. Cincinnati papers fiercely denied it as unlikely, noting O Leary’s decline versus Mowery’s status. Detroit denied the report and St. Louis would likely not approve. The chatter led to strong editorials amid sparse manager statements.
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O. Marek & Et al
Mike Mowery
Charles O'Leary
Detroits
O'Leary
Mowery
Detroit
St. Louis
Reda
Grinth
Yellow Jackets May Play Cincinnati Reds
The Tech Yellow Jackets seek exhibition games before the March 13 college season opener with Riverside Military Academy. Cincinnati Reds, Atlanta team, and Fort McPherson have been asked to schedule games at Tech park. Courtney Lewis suffered a broken finger Thursday, likely sidelining him for some time.
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Riverside Military Academy
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Tech Park
Ktonda Butigne
Courtney Lewis
Tno
White Sox open spring with first practice game
Chicago White Sox met the San Francisco Seals at Recreation Park in the first practice game of the season. Umpire Jack Sheridan worked behind the plate as lineups included McCarthy and Tannehill among players. Seals pitchers Tom Tendant and Curtie faced White Sox hitters across a shaky, wind affected showcase.
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Asha
Pat Bougherty
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Scott
Smith
Suier
Seals
Tom Tendant
Mohler
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Curtie
Kelley
Lewis
Melchoir
Bodie
Nick Willamg
Walthour Aces Collins Tonight In Velodrome Race
The opening St Nicholas Velodrome promises fast bicycle racing as Frank Hobby Walthour meets Elmer Collins in a deciding time after two prior meetings, both winning once. Track practice boosts form ahead of twelve indoor laps and three sprint events with Lawson Turville’s motorcycle race drawing strong advance seats.
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Elmer Collins
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Sixty Candidates Out For Red And Black Team
Athens Ga March 8 Special There are sixty candidates for the University of Georgia varsity baseball team this year No cuts yet and practice under Coach Lewis progresses with strides The pitching staff shows up better than expected Seatwick Excelstein and Calloway are old men Troutman from Stone Mountain Brannen from Statesboro and McGee and Reddink are new men Also in the outfield Covington Davis Griffith and Blalock lead for positions Several others vie for infield spots Lewis Heiser Kelly Beggs and Clesky show up well Infield candidates are numerous Georgia aims to play Stone Mountain March 20. schedule not yet final.
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Stona Mountain
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Statesboro
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Grifffith
Blalock
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Heiser
Kelly
Beggs
Ten men holding out on big league teams
Ten players remain in hold-out status for major league camps. Names include Hane Lopert, Cincinnati. Bob Spade, Cincinnati. Frank Roth, Cincinnati. Mike Doolin, Giants. George Wiltse, Giants. Vietor Whlis, Pittsburg. Pletcher Jones, White Sox. Catcher Schmidt, Detroit. Chief Bender, Athletics. Emmett Heidrick, Browns. Managers would welcome any of them for outfield or infield duty. several boast strong pitching behind the plate and at catcher.
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Vietor Whlis
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Athletica
Emmett Heidrick
Browns
Idabie
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Heidrich
Jones
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Wills
Schmidt
George Stinson Signs Memphis Contract
George Stinson, former Macon outfielder who played with Atlanta and Richmond in the Virginia State League, signs with the 909 Memphis Tartles. Manager Babb expects him to be a regular outfielder this season as he is a strong hitter and accurate fielder, with pace mix treet GP helehe and 160 pauede at woiRne noted as potential strengths.
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Maren
Helehe
woiRne
Halls Win Two Games From the Clarke Team
Hall team defeats Clarke in a bowling tourney at the Arizona Athletic Club. Scores show Clarke 180 207 148 tally, Hall 145, with total pins and marks noted as non-counting in the final score. Participants include Maiden Barnett and Feeter.
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Joe Doyle in Atlanta en route to Yasiowrs camp in Macon
Joe Doyle, nicknamed Blow Joe, lingered briefly in Atlanta yesterday on his way to join the Yasiowrs traveling camp in Macon. He said the big ann is in good shape and he expects to debut in fine form this spring.
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Jos Doyle
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Pajarcita Wins in Fine Fires At Dekinad Race Meet
Surprises marked the Dekinad race day as Pajarcita led a string of winners. Notable finishes included Bar ney Behralbor taking purses with Deutechiend and Gaihetea, while Pajarette and Keep Moving also scored. Multi-race results show Deutechiand favored in the first, Ant IMB strong in the second, and Pajarcita winning the sixth with Booger Med close behind.
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Marie Mayer
Stoneman
Santa Anita Race Card News Roundup
At Santa Anita in Los Angeles on a rough day Prince Ahmed and Misa Lita were among the few winners. Indulged Green sprinted clear to win by a length over Rialto in the feature, with Tony Bonero taking third in a long-shot surprise. Races list finishers and times for six events including turf sprints, selling races, and a one-mile race, with odds and placements for the principals.
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Round
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Meer
Tony Boner
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Pai
Tampa Racecard Outcome With Narrow Finishes
Race results from Tampa show multiple close finishes including No Quarter seizing a head margin in race four, Belle Boot nosing out Spring Press in race five, and Dandy Dancer edging ahead in the second race. The card lists times, weights, and payoffs for each event with several near-wins and notable challengers.
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Legislator Slapped by Sergeant at Arms in Tennessee
In Mashrville on March S a representative from Overton County Robert Poston was slapped by John Yeaman assistant sergeant at arms of the senate after a speech in the house. Yeaman was accused of murder in a separate incident and was held in contempt after a house investigation. The house resolved to arrest Yeaman and bring him to the bar to answer charges the next morning at 10 o'clock.
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Yeaman
BBC
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Teaman
Aome
Herring Acquitted in Warren Hatcher Murder Trial
Hoyt Herring was acquitted by a jury in Danteleville Georgia today in the murder case of Warren Hatcher. The charge claimed Herring killed Hatcher on October 3, 1908, but the defendant testified he had no connection with the crime. Defense counsel included Judge Berry T. Mosely Colonel BR L. J. Smith of Commerce and KR RB Arnold of Atlanta.
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Hoyt Herring
Trim
Warren Hatcher
Herring
Hatcher
Berry T. Mosely
BR. L. J. Smith
Commerce
KR. RB. Arnold
Atlanta
Training Schedule for March 19 Night Session
The report notes that Bpr. 4nd. will enter training at night with Jim Mynn on March 19. Flynn will go into training here for several days, indicating a period of practice and preparation.
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Twenty Rounds to a Draw at Gala City Club
San Bernardino California March 5 Howard Baker of Boulder and Engileh of Omaha fought twenty rounds to a draw before a thousand spectators. The contest featured in-fighting and Baker’s superior boxing with both men taking and delivering punishment, though Engileh faded late.
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