Crackers Start Spring Workouts For 1915 Roster
The Crackers begin pre season workouts with seven candidates for positions on the 1915 squad already assembled in Grapevine. Eibel Coffey Moran and Flynn among infielders, with sixteen more players due to arrive by Saturday. Manager Smith expects unsigned players to sign and vows to shape a strong team, while asking current crackers to stay in the grandstand during drills.
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Gimpi
Thei
The
Growns
Ble Teat
Smith
Crater Fins
McGraw to Trade Two Outfielders for Perritt
Frar Polly Perritt story reports New York Nationals to St Louis Nationals deal. Outfielders Beschér and Robertson will be traded for pitcher W. PD. Perritt, per a San Antonio dispatch from March 5.
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McGraw
Polly” Perritt
St Laiiz
Beschér
Robertson
New York Nationals
St. Louis Nationals
W. PD. Perritt
Sanntona
St. Louis
Noojin to Assist Alabama Coach
Lonnie Noojin, former Howard College coach, has been chosen as baseball coach and football assistant at the University of Alabama for next year. The athletic committee sought such a man, believing Noojin to be a strong associate for Coach Kelley. He will also join the faculty as a professor of science or modern law.
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Br. Wornam Wonaness
Macon
Plato Durham
Methodist University
Avanta
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
W. N. Ainsworth
Burkam
Gypsy Smith
Billy
Emery ball barred in Coast League
San Wuncessco March. Following the major leagues Pacific coast baseball league adopts Emery ball rule. Player caught using the belt will be fined and suspended fifteen days per offense as enforcement begins yesterday with Baum aged player cited for incident.
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San Wuncessco
Pacifoast Baseball League
Han
Baugh Elected President as Haugh Resigns in Baseball League
The Southern League elected Robert Haugh to resign as Birmingham Baseball Association president and chose W D Smith as his successor. The move clears the way for Mr Baugh to become league president, while no secretary has been named yet. Atlanta’s Major Frank E Callaway helped secure Baugh’s nomination amid resistance from New Orleans. Clyde Shropshire was elected vice president, with all new officers serving a one year term.
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New Orleans
Baugh
Crawford
Birmingham
Jacobsen
C. C. Kavanaugh
Atlanta
Frank E. Callaway
Atlanta Club
Ham Age-Herald
Mr. Baugh
Callaway
Jane
Bary
Avanta
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Thees
Andrews
Chattagaoza Club
Clyde Shropshire
Ashville Club
League
Captain & T. Crawford
Federation Meets to Discuss Coming Baseball Season
The Amateur Athletic federation, Atlanta’s amateur athletics authority, will hold a called meeting tonight at Peachtree Street at 9 o'clock. Presidents of all leagues in the federation are urged to attend to discuss plans for the upcoming baseball season.
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Amateur Athletic Federation
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Cross Country Run At Georgia Tech Set For Next Saturday
Fifty athletes train daily for the Georgia Tech cross-country event running from Grant Field to the waterworks and back, a little over three miles. The strong entry list includes last year's winner Powe and runner-up Alvin Coules, with prizes for the first twenty-five finishers and an extra feature prize.
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Georgia Tech
Grant Field
Ex Powe
Alvin Coules
Emory Baseball Heads Are Named at Emory College
Emory College Oxford Ga March 9 There is no late season basketball and Emory prepares for baseball opener March 22 with a doubleheader between seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen Managers are Moody Summers Conyers Dennis Banks Grantville W P Hendrix Atlanta Gount Daring Andalusia Alabama Coaches are Professor J G Stipe for seniors Dr B for juniors Professor C F for sophomores Professor J J Cranston for freshmen G Williams Greensboro named official scorer
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Moody Summers
Conyers
Dennis Banks
Grantville
W. P. Hendrix
Atlanta
Gount Daring
Andalusia
Alabama
7. G. Stipe
C.F
J. J. Cranston G. Williams
Greensboro
Jackets Work Hard for Opening Game Against Riverside
With good weather back, Coach Heisman puts the Tech Yellow Jackets through a strenuous daily practice run in preparation for the season opener next Saturday against Riverside. The team shows determination despite early uncertainties about potential strengths.
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Heisman
Tech
Zama
Riverside
Slweys
Jackets
Walter Keating in Bisland’s class questioned
Sporting editor Will answer questions about sport noting Walter Keating previously with the Chicago Cubs is now assigned elsewhere. The query asks where he is and whether he belongs to Bisland's class.
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Walter Keating
Bisland
Chicago Cubs
Kitty Reorganizes. Paducah League Seeks New Members
The Kentucky Illinois and Tennessee Baseless Jeague reorganized with Paducah Henderson and Gwensboro aiming for Crira IU aided Murphysboro Herrin. The board met in Princeton yesterday and invited Marion Mount Carmel Harrisburg Fulton to join. Dr N W Cox of Cairo elected president and secretary. The season opens May 4.
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Tennessee
Jeague
Henderson
Gwensboro
Crira
Murphysboro
Herrin
Princeton
Marion
Mount Carmel
Harrisburg
Fulton
N. W. Cox
Cairo
Willard Johnson bout for Havana April 3
Havana schedule sets Jack Johnson to fight Jess Willard for the world heavyweight title on April 3 in Havana. Curley promoted the match with Richard Biegin as managing director. Johnson trains in New Orleans and Willard heads to Havana after departure from Los Angeles for the showdown.
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Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Jack Curley
Juarez
Mexico
Wilard
New Orleans
Curley
Richard Biegin
Johnson
Willard
Marianas
Los Angeles
Cal
Pugilier
Cuba
Classified Meet At YMCA Lighted 8 Oclock
The third classified athletic meet for men will be held at the Young Men's Christian Association to light at 8 o clock. The events on tonight's program include 20 yard potato race shot put running high jump standing broad jump and bar vault.
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Young Men's Christian Association
TOURISTS' MANAGER HAS TAKEN CHARGE
Augusts Ga March 9 Special Manager Budiey of the local ball club arrived yesterday and already some pitchers are en route. Wincnell and Smith expected tomorrow. Stone and Nevenhouse Thursday. Ty Cobb visited Warren park and declined workouts with the club. The second Pittfeds squad due tomorrow morning includes Berry Camnitz Knelzer LeClair Dickson Mowrey Bradley Lewis Holly Gutfielders Menesky Rheamus Maitis Delehanty Savage Jones.
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Balk
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Smith
Stone
Nevenhouse
Ty Cobb
Warren Park
Gaken
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Barger
Camnitz
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LeClair
Dickson
Mowrey
Bradley
Lewis
Holly
Menesky
Rheamus
Maitis
Delehanty
Savage
Jones
Polo Tournament Opens With Open Challenge Cup
The Universal Polo tournament opens Tuesday March 16 with open challenge cup action. Cooperstown and San Mateo are among likely entrants. Competing ponies include those of Howard Phipps Philadelphia Maurice Hecksher New York and the army team from Fort Sam Houston and Texas City Texas. Drexel Standley Lowther Stokes Mills from Philadelphia will arrive Wednesday to join events at the expo grounds.
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San Mateo
Howard Phipps
Philadelphia
Maurice Hecksher
New York
Pomen
Fort Sam Houston
Texas City
Texas
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Paul Standley Stokes
EL Lowther Stokes
Paul D. Mills
Philaadelphia
Macon Approves $300000 Bond Issue For City Projects
Macon voters pass the 300000 bond plan for street paving sewers and hospital work by a two thirds margin. Hospital bonds total 1092 for 27 against to buy land add buildings and clear debts. Paving bonds fund city street paving. sewer bonds focus on Vineville sewer work. Bond totals reflect 844 votes from a 1419 registration.
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Macon Hospital
Vineville
Hoooteds Arrive in Valdosta for Spring Training
Indianapolis Hoofeds arrived in Valdosta Tuesday morning for spring training under Manager Bill Phillips. Manager Phillips brings eighteen players, with several more expected, for four weeks of workouts and early games against Columbia College at Lake City, Florida. The group will number twenty five to thirty with wives accompanying the team. They will stay until April 2.
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Maren
Aij
Bill Phillins
Indianapolis
Valdosta
Phillips
Alreday
Feds
Columbia ¢Allesc
Lake Cits
Fla
Prank LaPorte
Hariden
Danger of Eating Too Much Meat Promoted as Typhoid Cure
An old health ad warns that typhoid death rates stay high and illness follows meat undigested in the gut. It promotes Jacobs’ Liver Salt as a gentler liver stimulant that cleanses the bowels, removes putrefying waste, and purifies blood. It claims fewer side effects than calomel and lists a price for the remedy.
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Drugeists
Jacobs’ Pharmeycy
Atlanta
Thaw Sanity Testimony Barred in Trial Proceedings
New York March attorney for Kendall Thaw sought to admit testimony on his sanity linking to the escape conspiracy case. Judge Page sustained the objection focusing on Gordon’s testimony, while Thaw’s lawyers vowed further attempts to challenge his sanity before the jury as state prosecutors argued Thaw was insane at the time of escape and a public safety risk.
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Rte
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Zum
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Two Charges Against Edgewood Hotel Man
Neesser proprietor of the Edgewood hotel at 04 32 Edgewood Avenue was arrested on a new charge of disorderly house while police sought him for failing to appear on a prior charge of the same kind. They found four couples in the house. Kaesner was said dead as raid began. Will be tried in the recorder's court Wednesday afternoon on two charges.
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Edgewood Hotel
Wee
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Recorder
Cork
Six Romans Admit Burglary in East Rome Store Theft
Six young white men from Rome, charged with burglary of the Duncan Israters Co. store in East Rome, were arraigned yesterday morning in police court and bound over to city court. They admitted guilt and will be tried at the next term.
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Marea
Duncan Israters Company
Stecdrder Telly
Sugar futures ease amid uneven market activity
New York March sugar futures showed irregular trading as near months slipped while deferred contracts held steadier on scattered demand. Prices listed include 4.71 for raw sugar and 3.94 for molasses with various futures and refinery notes, indicating modest activity and pricing shifts in the sugar market.
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Costus
Jammary
Besga
Dave Hos
Nets
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Gecamberity Pees
LFA
Tate
Porto Rieu
Professional views on the cotton market
New York March 9 Special while the market opened with wide selling and heavy volume, prices fell then recovered. Liverpool was better than expected with buyers stepping in, yet the market declined again though buying support remained in moderate volume. Investors shifted as outlook suggested only a small acreage decrease and steady export reports supported hopeful price recovery. Hubbard Brow. Co. and Jay Boxd & Co. noted improved demand and cautious bidding alongside steady market reports.
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Liverpool
Hubbard Brow. & CO
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Axaord
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Fareat
Declinan
Jake Aponelbie
Valuad
Jay. Boxd
Country Produce Market Report from New York and Wisconsin
Market notes show New York dairy and poultry entries with creamery receipts and varied prices. Wisconsin St Louis benchmarks list butter and poultry prices and receipts, with March dates and noted changes in ex- market values.
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Marco Y—A
Silgnuiz
Taceloth
Ag PA
Egger
Hennery
de. Browne
Weady
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Feaman City
Liverpool Cotton Market Tangles in March Report
Cotton prices in Liverpool steady with good middling at 6.28 and middling 6.07. Sales total 8,600 with 1,310 speculative and export. Receipts 33,668. Futures closed quiet and steady. Opening range shows May-Tune at 544.38 and July-August at 5.08. Basis late report lists January-February BEL ROL 6.
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Liverpool
Uiverneo
Bas Bienne
Selling Cotton Causes Decline Shifts in New York Market
New York cotton markets showed continued fluctuations with a net daily decline as selling intensified early led by traders with German ties. Active months fell several points from opening gains, while Liverpool steadied and absorbed offerings before the market rallied briefly on local support.
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Maren
Rousas
Liverpool
Ealton
Cotton Movement In Early March Markets Across Ports
Atlanta reports mixed cotton prices with middling around 10 a cent and daily movements across Savannah Charleston and Memphis. Receipts and shipments vary by port, with several export figures, bales and values noted, reflecting active trade and regional transport dynamics.
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Cottun
Ris
Lark
Peertots
Savannah
Charleston
Wiggle
Nangutie mi Salon
Thaga
Eun
Searon
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