Cobb and Crackers to host locals in spring tour
Manager Bill Smith of the Crackers received a letter from Ty Cobb on Saturday requesting three games with the Orackers at Ponce de Leon park around March 27 to 29. Cobb plans a southward tour with semi pro players from Royston and Augusta to face major and minor league clubs.
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Bill Smith
The
Crackers
Ty Cobb
Ponce de Leon Park
Cobb
Eames
Royston
Augusta
Australia selects tennis challengers for Dwight F Davis trophy
Sydney March 8 The Lawn Tennis association has named Anthony F Wilding N Doust and Mr Jones as Australasia players for the pre liminary matches to form a challenger team for the Dwight F Davis trophy held by England Seven nations entered elimination contests United States Australia Germany France Canada South Africa and Belgium participate in the preliminaries.
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Sydney
S. W
The
Lawn Tennis Association
Anthony F. Wilding
N. Doust
Mr. Jones
Australasia
Dwight F. Davis
England
United State
Australia
Germany
France
Canada
South Africa
Belgium
Player threatens tour over Detroit club contract dispute
A story says the player, seeking terms for himself and teammates, plans to tour the country playing ball if the Detroit club does not concede to his demands, while aiming to keep everyone in good condition.
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Detroit
Bali
Cold prevents work of Bernhard's crew
Memphis article reports bad winds halted the Turtle team’s spring training in Nashville and delays until Monday. Manager Bernhard added George Eckert, former Sewanee athlete, as an infielder likely to play second base against Jon Ward and Chub Moulton. Eckert drew interest from South Atlantic and Appalachian clubs before choosing pro debut with the Turtle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Turtle
Bernhard
George Eckert
Sewanee Diamond
Eckert
Jon Ward
Chub Moulton
South Atlantic
Appalachian
Betsy and Rambler Scout Car Headed to Atlanta
LB Crane, pope Hartford Atlanta agent, travels to Macon to escort the Jacksonville grand opera tour scout car to Atlanta. Crane reportedly made a record run in the Betsy from Macon yesterday in 2 hours 29 minutes, as local auto men note. West, of the Atlanta Automobile Association, awaits telegram confirmation of departure from Macon with the scout car and plans to meet eight to ten miles outside the city.
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LB. Crane
Pope-Hartford
Atlanta
Macon
Rambler
Jacksonville Grand Opera
Oakland Motor chief visits Atlanta branch in 1917
Georges E. Daniels vice president and general manager of Oakland Motor Car Co of Potlac Michigan visits Atlanta, praising city progress and Atlanta’s spirit. He says 1918 Oakland cars are better and more stylish than rivals at the same price, and notes strong southern business and favorable remarks from a train acquaintance. The Daniels couple stay at Piedmont hotel and will return to Detroit that evening.
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Georges E. Daniels
Oaklani Motor Car Company
Potlac
Mich
Atlanta
Oakland Motor Company
Mr. Daniels
Constitution
Agath
Oakland
Imperial
FIRST PRACTICE GAME OF SEASON 1 BRADY PREPARES FOR SHAPE
The season opens with practice sessions across Sunday and Monday as players report. Bill Smith faces decisions about Sid Smith and Pat Graham, while Lew McAlister Joe Dunn Ham Reynolds and three catchers prepare. Ed Donnelly skips the south trip, and the Crackers schedule two games next week including a charity tie for Fireman Gillespie.
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Brady
Bill Smith
Sid Smith
Pat Graham
Graham
Smith
Lew McAlister
Joe Dunn
Ham Reynolds
Harry Walley
Batley
Ed Donnelly
Donnelly
Paultnet
Crackers
Gillespie
Unclear Play-by-Play Baseball Lineup Summary
Baseball game log lists pitching and batting outcomes with several players as 0ff musser baugemein weaver price long hartner smith keating moran mcmillan time two hours. notes sacrifice hits stolen bases and a hit by pitch incident involving price uk keating. Wimpire LiL Smith appears as team or player references.
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Innis R. Yannivane
Callahan
Gentle
McMillan
Price
Muscer
Harbor
Bausel Wein
Wea
Prine
Musser
Baugemein
Ot Weaver
Long
Hartner
Smith
Keating
Moran
Wimpire
Lil Smith
Revolt Sparks After Diaz Captures Arsenal
In Mexico City a dramatic civil strife unfolds as General Felix Diaz captures the arsenal and releases General Forting Davila who had sentenced him to death. Davila surrenders his sword then openly pledges to Diaz and invites him to join a revolt against the Madero government. Davila later resists and is placed in a cell.
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Mexico
Felix Diaz
Forting Davila
Vera Cruz
Davila
Diaz
Wald Diez
Madero
Schedule Fixed by Georgia Alabama League Meeting
The Georgia Alabama league schedule committee will meet in Yalladege Alabama in January to adopt the league season schedule prepared by manager Mique Bian. The group will also adopt by laws and constitution to present with the schedule at the March 25 league meeting. D Manning may be chosen league secretary.
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Yalladege
Ala
Anunuay
Mique
Bian
Jeague ‘Teany
D. Manning
No Rim Cut Tires Endurance Formulas and Methods
The passage discusses Start 1913 methods and fabrics for tire endurance. It notes that formulas and processes yield the maximum endurance, reducing tire bills on average by about half. The text emphasizes technical approaches to extend tire life and cut costs.
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Eee
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New Syard
Associat
Jacksonville
Georgia A. Johnston
Wiliam H. Johnston
Oakhurst
Road Records
POPE
Hartford
C-Hartford
L.c& Device
James Street
Selden
Georgia
Selden Sales
U. K
Selden Factory
Standard Auto Co
Paige-Detroit Pleasure Cars
Ivy
Peachtree St
Oakland Co
George
Daniels
aMivals
H. D.o
McMilla
Ikernan
Ae Dohter
Beker
Gently Zellara
Eric Herring
Sipeneaae Eran
Gai
Ad. P
Agler
Vailahan
Alperman
W. Smith
Rf. Mixon
P Bausewein
ED Perryman
Emory College
Giants
Martin Springs
RIA
Alabama
Saoegif
Raight Sider
Keystone Oil & Tire CO
Ivy Street
Edgewood Ave
Bell Phone
Goodyear Tire & Rubber CO
Alcon
Ohio
Peachtree
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