Local infield looks airtight for Crackers in pennant race
By Dick Jemison the Crackers infield for opening game with Chattanooga at Chattanooga April 20 will feature Alperman at first Keating on short Smith at third and an improved Wallie Smith at third with Agier and Alperman impressing. Pitchers praise the infield and Atlanta fans expect a strong finish. Five more players arrive and several remain unsigned as camp rosters fill. Tickets go on sale for a benefit game next Saturday for Fireman Gillespie.
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Bill Smith
Crackers
Chattanooga
Alperman
Keating
Smith
Alanta
Agier
Wallie Smith
Walter Keating
Atlanta
Southpaw Price
Flarry Bailey
Catehers
Tals
Jim Brady
Dunn
Mobile
Lew McAllister
Ham Reynolds
McAllister
Reynolds
Georgia Military College
Fortstop DoRard
Hot Ag
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Marty Vy
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Donnelly
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Weaver
Price
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Osborne
Graham
Dunn McAllister
Agler
Sperman
Do Ford
Kernan
Uhy
Raises
Vallahan
Long
Nixon
Moran
DoBard
Batley
Seventeenth Infantry
Gillespie
Tumlin Brothers
Dougherty
Savannah lad killed by fall in bathroom
Savannah Ga March 9 D Lying upon the tiled bathroom floor of his father's residence with the back of his skull crushed apparently for a fall from the tub the lifeless body of Thomas Edgar Grice 11 son of T J Grice of this city was found early this morning Last night about 10 o'clock the bar told his parents he was going to bathe and retire Their first knowledge of his death was the discovery of his body this morning.
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Savannah
Thomas Edgar Grice
T. J. Grice
Red Sox Chances Doubted In Boston Weathered World Series
In this weekly column, the Boston expert argues the 1910 season may see the Red Sox finish second in the American League. He notes pitching depth improves with Wood Bedient and OBrien, praises new players like Walsh and Carletrum, and warns of internal tensions that could hinder a repeat pennant.
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Tig
Athletics
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Bender
Coombs
Frank
Sam
Mackmen
Weod
Bedient
Collins
O Brien
Hooper
Speaker
Lewin
Kenrewson
Lewis
Corrigan
Cady
Joe Wood
McAiver
Youngstown
McAleer
Leonerd
Denver
Carletrum
Lawrence
Walsh
Fall River
Wood
O'Brien
Jal
Mavis
van Dyke
Wooster
New England
Thomas
Krug
Nunumater
Bill Carrigan
Carrigan
Spearing A High One Albert Nixon From Portsmouth Team
The fleet-footed outfielder from the Portsmouth club in the Virginia league shows speed and fielding promise. Photographed by The Constitution staff, Nixon impresses with graceful throws and sharp play at Ponce de Leon. A regular berth in the outer gardens may require effort to secure.
Briscoe Addresses Christian School on Picnic Contest
Professor A. Briscoe, longtime superintendent, spoke at the First Christian church Sunday school about a fratern al spirit fueling a school picnic contest between Second Baptist and First Christian. The Baptist group added 201 new scholars while the Christian tally reached 173. attendance hit 943 for Christian and 1,000 target missed. total points were 2,887 for Baptist and 3,177 for Christian.
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A. ©. Briscoe
Second Baptist
Belout
First Christian Church
Moorning
First Christian
The
Baptist School
Christian School
Francis Colton Dead in Washington at 79
Francis Colton former U S consul to Venice and longtime Union Pacific officer died of jaundice in Washington at age 79. Gov George R Colton of Porto Rico was en route from Rome, Italy, to be with his father. The report notes Colton's prior prominence and residence in Washington.
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Washington
Francis Colton
George R. Colton
Porto Rico
Union Pacific Railroad
Colton
United States
Venice
Amateur Billiard Stars to Settle City Title Tonight
The city of Atlanta amateur billiard championship opens tonight at 7:30 PM in Peachtree billiard parlors, 123 North Pryor Street. Eight players vie in 150 point games, with Frank P. Day serving as referee. Players listed: W. F. Curtis, N. Cutler, H. Ireland, W. B. Harris, Fred Liley, Rey H. Fisher, T. Piron and Smith Clayton.
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Atlanta
Peachtree
North Pryor Street
N. Cutler
H. Ireland
W. B. Harris
Fred Liley
Rey H. Fisher
T. Piron
Smith Clayton
Frank P. Day
Will] Leferee
Trinity College Opens Baseball Season At Home Ahead Of Mercer
Trinity College of Durham announces the college baseball season with games Thursday against Trinity Park School and Saturday versus Atlantic Christian College in Durham. Mercer begins play nearby, facing Locust Grove Institute at Locust Grove Friday.
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Durham
Trinity Park
Atlantic Christian College
Mercer
Locust Grove Institute
Locust Grove
College players named for cable chess match
New York March 9 Columbia University receives two places on the American team for the cable chess match against Oxford and Cambridge. Penn two, Princeton one, with Harvard or Yale supplying a representative. The April 12 contest will be from Alexander Hall Princeton, linked by cable to London. Players: First Board Rudolph Sze, Penn. Second Herbert A Wise, Columbia. Third M J Teiterbaum, Penn. Fourth B F Van Vieit, Princeton. Fifth B Winkelman, Harvard and TL Beboh, Yale. Sixth S Childs, Columbia. Alternates R Stockton and W Jarman, Princeton. Winkelman and Beach will play for fifth board. Stockton and Jarman for alternates.
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Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Oxford
Cambridge
S Larvard
Yale
Alexander Hall
London
Rudolph Sze
University of Penneylvania
Herbert A. Wise
Columibia
M. J. Teiterbaum
B. F. Van = Vieit
B. Winkelman
Harvard
TL Beboh
W. Jarman
Winkelman and Beach
Stockton and Jarman
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Little Items of Georgia Cities
Thomasville reports a hen laying double yolked eggs with large whites. Masons of Thomas County plan a convention at Wolridge on Thursday the 8th with delegates from seven lodges and speakers from several towns. Clermont notes three new cotton warehouses ready for guano storage this spring.
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Vermont
Clermont
Jessiana
Tuesday Night Card Promises Twenty Six Rounds of Boxing
Promoter Henry Norton of the Disle Athletic club schedules a 26 round program at the Orpheum theater with two four round preliminaries an eight round semi windup and a ten round main bout. Arthur Worthy and Arthur Bridges clash in four rounds then Myer Pries faces Young Lewis in four.
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Disle Athletic Club
Orpheum Theater
Arthur Worthy
Arthur Bridges
Dinges
Myer Pries
Lewis
Joe Bernstein
Seventeenth Infantry
Sev
Norton
Kid Underwood
Nashville
Underwood
Yankee Behwartz
Joe Thomas
Tommy O'Keeff
Frank Whitnay
Philharmonic Orchestra Delights Atlanta Audience At Two Venues
The Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra under Mortimer Wilson drew large crowds at the Auditorium and Atlanta Theater for a free festival concert and a paid performance. The program featured Mozart in G minor, Tannhäuser overture, Siegfried’s death, a strings group, and Schumann’s piano concerto with Henry Hunter Welsh as soloist. Critics praised the youth and progress of the ensemble, noting improved tone and uniform playing, with strong encore reception for Welsh.
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Atlanta
Music Festival Association
Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta Music Association
Hteels
Mortimer Wilson
Mozart
Tannhauser
Siegfried
Schumann
Henry Hunter Welsh
Meeting Postponed for Atlanta Sunday School Leaders
The regular meeting of the Sunday School Superintendents Congress of Atlanta was postponed from Tuesday evening to April 15. The Inman Park Presbyterian church will host, with the Bible conference at the Baptist Tabernacle cited as the reason.
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Congress of Atlanta
Inman Park Presbyterian Church
Baptist Tabernacle
Schedule Adoption For Georgia Alabama League Set In Talladega
Talladega March 9 Special Larry G Brown of Anniston Hatton Lovejoy of LaGrange and L Bru ner Talladega schedule committee meet Monday to decide season schedule. They will adopt constitution and by laws and submit to the league for approval at the March 26 meeting. The season opens May 5 with the new schedule likely adopted unanimously and drafted by Mike Inn Mobile Southern league manager.
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Talladega
Ala
Larry G. Brown
Annigton
Hatton Lovejoy
LaGrange
L. Bruner
Mike Inn
Moblie
Cartersville Court Opens In March Session
Cartersville Ga to hold its city court on Monday morning March 9 at 10 o clock with Judge A M Foute presiding. The court opens with a divine invocation by a pastor from a local church, aimed at easing congestion by handling minor civil and misdemeanor cases locally.
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Cartersville
A. BM. Foute
Pinehurst Club Tennis Tournament Opens in Pinehurst GA
The Pinehurst club tennis tournament begins Monday in Pinehurst Georgia and runs through Saturday. The entry list is large.
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Pinehurst
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