Frank Lining Up a Big Ball Club for 1916
Renowned sports writer notes the Crackers 1916 roster favors tall heavy players led by Frank’s hurlers Finis Wilson Wilbur Davis Ed Lafitte Scott Perry and outfielders Osborn McDonald Moran Thrasher with Lil Marcan and Jose Gutierrez as exceptions Marcan plans to join the training camp at Valdosta after a scarlet fever bout of his daughter and others expected to report soon from Milwaukee under manager Frank’s guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemixo
Louisville Colonels
Frank
Lil Marcan
Jose Gutiarres
Ctocky
Finis Wilson
Wilbur Davis
Ed Lafitte
Scott Perry
Munch
Ed Lerhox
McDonald
Moran
Thrasher
Osborn
Doc Niederkorn
Virgil Day
Jancsar
Wheeler
Jenkins
Hobartson
Marcan
Lil
Crackers
Valdosta
Milwaukee
Prank
Matty
Fifth Aggies Close Fine Season Five
Monroe Ga March 9 Special Last Saturday marked the close of the basketball season with the Fifth District school at Monroe. The Aggies lost only once all season to Auburnites 32 to ? The team faced Social Circle, Bostwick and Grayson with only one loss to Bostwick? Captain Mumford led with Professor Adams guiding. Team included Mumford Rosa Byrd Tanner Roberts Anderson Garrett Camp. The squad showed consistent improvement and good teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Christian College
Auburn
Auburnites
Aggies
Social Circle
Bostwick
Grayson
Purple and Gold Tigers
Grayson Boys
Mumford
Professor Adams
Rosa
Byrd
Tanner
Roberts
Anderson
Garrett
Chattanooga Team Signs All Players After Contract Deals
Chattanooga Tenn March 9 First Baseman Harris wired acceptance of his contract and the club agreed to meet demands of pitchers Allen and Martina completing the signing of the Chattanooga team with every man in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harris
Allen
Martina
Baseball rule talk by Billy Evans on bases on balls
Discussion of how a base on balls affects runners and potential outs. Evans explains that a batter earns first base and runners advance only when forced. The article cites historic examples from National and Havana games where failure to touch first base or a wild pitch altered outcomes, highlighting ongoing rule disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audi 4
Balla
Havana
Cubs
Grandstand
Faim
Complete card for Tuesday announced
Young Pat Moore arrives with manager Joe Levy at the Piedmont hotel to promote a Casino Skating show Tuesday night in Atlanta. Moore vows to prove he is the country�s top bantam, facing Jimmy Pappan with other bouts featuring Feldman vs Kirk, Britt vs Lewis, Nelson vs Mullican, Dison vs Carter. Tickets at Rex Tomlin Bros and Chess place range 60 fente to $2 ringside.
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Pat Moore
Kid Williams
Johnny Ertle
Kid Herman
Joe Levy
Piedmont Hotel
Moore
Jimmy Pappan
Atlanta
Young Feldman
Macon
Ray Kirk
Pittsburg
Britt
Rowe Bound Over After Disorderly House Case
J W Rowe, a familiar figure in local court, was bound over to the state courts on a disorderly house charge after a city case where he was fined 370 and $200 bond was set. Recorder Johnson noted a higher court must pass on the evidence and the whisky sale conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Rowe
Po- Mee Court
Recorder Johnson
Howe
Wiltse Named Albany Manager for State League
Albany reports that George Wiltse, ex New York National League pitcher, has signed to manage the Albany club in the New York State league this season. Wiltse takes command as the team aims for success under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
George Wiltse
Albany Club
Southern Cities in Big Bowling Match Tonight
A grand opera week event precedes the Southern Bowling congress with a five man team match pitting Atlanta against southern cities. Six Atlanta City Bowling League teams join teams from Knox ville Chattanooga Memphis Nashville Louisville Charleston Savannah Tampa Jacksonville Charlotte Laurel Shreveport Fort Worth Mobile. Scores from all entrants will be sent to HHE DeNise, secretary, to tally totals and mail results. The winner advances to the April tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bowling Congress
Atlanta
Jetter
Crites
Hhe DeNise
Htanta
Knoxvile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Louisville
Charleston
Savannah
Tampa
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Laurel
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Mobile
Thomasville Fans Split On Baseball Return
Thomasville fans show reluctance to revive baseball as Thomasville and Guineaville withdraw from the FLAG league. Valdosta Dothan Waycross and Brunswick remain in contention while Dick Jemison holds territorial rights. Fans express limited baseball ardor this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dick Jemison
Atlanta
Flag” League
Guineaville
Fla
Valdosta
Dothan
Waycross
Brunswick Und
Jemison
Heinie Berger Sold to Galveston Club
Nashville reports the sale of right handed pitcher Heine Berger to the Galveston club. Berger has spent two seasons with Nashville and will join Galveston for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Marco
Nashville
Heine Berger
Galveston
Texas
Berger
Theft of Marbles Lands Lad in Jail Story of juvenile theft and jail time
A 1-year-old boy described as Little John was taken to police headquarters in Rome and later to Milledgeville to serve three months in the state reformatory for stealing two marbles. He told officers of his parents, siblings, and a scrap iron theft by a 12-year-old brother. The boy’s Bible, given by his Sunday school teacher, accompanied his tale amid the officers’ kind treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander
J. A. Alexander
Rome
Milledgeville
State Reformatory
J A. Hollis
Ax Dis
Bluecoats
Little John
Mulder
Fant Bome
John
Robert Alexander
Jerome Wilson
Van Dyke to Return to The Hague from Rotterdam
Dr Henry Van Dyke minister to The Netherlands sails for Rotterdam to return to his post at The Hague, departing Saturday from New York.
Home Again at Lyric led by Banting Players and Marx Brothers
Large crowds at the Lyric Theatre attend the premiere of Trail of the Lonesome Pine and the Banting Players offer Miss Bunting. The program features Eugene Water’s Miss Bunting, Bille Burke, Jerry ap Ww, Dustin Farnum, and the George Beban features An Alien, The Pawn of Fate, and The Winning of Miss Construe with The Bow Bow dog subplot.
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Little Pimma Banting
Lyric Theater
Daily Press
Eugene Waters
Miss Bunting
Bille Burke
Jerry
Uanat . x. Lyric
Thars
Lonesome Pine
Bunting
Emma
Allied Printing Leaders Visit Atlanta for Jubilee Event
The International Allied Printing Trades board of governors visits Atlanta spending the day with the Allied Printing Trades council. They tour the city including the federal prison, enjoy a Piedmont hotel breakfast and luncheon, an automobile tour of Fulton County, and a banquet for about 300 guests hosted at the Piedmont. Local officials and city editors are invited as guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
International Allied Printing Trades Association
Allied Printing Trades Council of
Atlanta
Terminal Station
Piedmont Hotel
Piedmont
Fulton County
Atlanta Council
Board of
Wave of Poline
Nate Harris
Jame G. Woodward
Victor H. Kriegshaber
Chamber of Commerce
Jullian V Boehm
Nobody Home opens at Atlanta in frill of laughs
The Atlanta stage last night hosted Nobody Home at the Atlanta theater with Milas Rena Parker delivering a Tony Miler triumph and Percival Knight among the best comedians. The audience gave enthusiastic applause as the show returns for Friday Saturday and a matinee Saturday.
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Atlanta
Milas Rena Parker
Tony Miler
The
Winter Garden
Waltx
Percival Knight
Fred Popple
Sppteton
England
Seibel Layman
Sylvia Chaulane
Misa Chaulase
Miss Parker
Local council hosts Allied Printing Trades guests in Atlanta
The Board of Governors of Allied Printing Trades arrives in Atlanta for a series of events. Notable attendees include Marsden G Scott and Gorge de Reee, leaders from International Typographical Union, plus James J. Freel and Matthew Won, heads of their respective unions. The Allied printing trades committee, led by W S Wardlaw, coordinates activities with room for numerous trade officials, pressmen, photo-engravers, and bookbinders to welcome the delegation.
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Sour
Allied Printing Tradea Association
Atlanta
Marsden G Scott
International Typographical Union
Gorge de Reee
International Printing Presamen
Alee E Pa A Lays
James J. Freel
Intermatagak Stereotypers
Electrotypers
Aesic
Intergraphical Union
Matthew
International Photo-Engravers’ Union
Charles N Smith
Madhara Trade District
Web
C . Davia
Marks
J S. Tiller
TA. Alleyn
J. Arthur Rehaee
Stanford
Sutties
Mullers
G ¢ Southan
WW Babb
Harper Stereotypera
W. B Stewart
Miles Duncan
Bird
WC. Raches D. Jones
W. J. Elrod
C Terry
T. J. Smith
Slhed Council
Local figures listed in historical business register
A fragmented OCR listing names such as Fudge, J B Penny, Jerome Jonge, Green HE Springer, Carraway, Lovelace Hive, T. B Holly, W. Kendrick, N. E. Biri natrickh, and Mabry. It appears to be a partial catalog of individuals associated with homes products and an HOR Gann group, with uncertain roles and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge
J B. Penny
Jerome Jonge Hor Gann
Green HE Springer
Carraway
Lovelace Hive
T. B Holly
W. Kendrick
N. E. Biri Natrickh
E. & Mabry
Tragic death by own action in Kansas City trolley district
Louis H. Carpenter a 60 year old unemployed miner from Birmingham Alabama crawled under a trolley car in the business district. He had previously hurled himself at a speeding vehicle in an attempt to end his life as onlookers watched the tragedy unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louis H. Carpenter
Birmingham
Ala
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Frank Partial
Sereerees
Billy Evans
Casino
Rowe
Wiltse
Stetson
Lawsnton
Ity
Stetson, Ers
John B. Stetson Company
Philadelphia
Paee Hasan Nese
South
Heinie Berger
Patite
Ny 4
Marx Brothers
Tasshe Lyria
Dustin Farnum
Ap Ww
Platiumnan
Ben Stair
Grand
Palins
Newark
Hell
George Beban
Etan
Sign of the Bone
Georgian Theater
Bandrede
Whitney Hubner Symphony Orchestra
Mary Sunshine
Strand
Marie Coxborne
Maury Sunshine
Pathe
Sn Young
Stega
George
Beban
Alamo Noe 2
Onstrae
Bob Leonard
Nia Hall
Savoy Theater
Hubert Leonard
Hla Hall
Bob
Abe
Allied Printing
N. Pryor
Auane
Son of
Tala
Stata
Cohan & Harris
Chicago
Keith Vaudeville
Sauene Forszsa
George H. Hickman
Forsyth
Bill van
Beaumont Sisters
Hay Samarix
Pretty Comedienne
Grendel
Muriel Morgan
Othara
Atlanta Tonight
Kri-Sat
Met & Wight
Nobody Home Rights
Heith
Billy B. van
Hae Samuels
al Herman
Ben Beyer and
Alpha Diey
Cyril Scott
Lillian Gish
Wallace Reid
Enoch Arden
World Film Corporation Triumph
the Savoy
Robert, Leonard
Etla Hall
Sam
Billy Rhodes
Baby Marie Osborne
Rooster Filts
Anne Hearst-Vitagraph Weekly
Dustin Farmen
Ben Blair
Vaudette
William
Hart and
Louise Glanman
Hei’s
Hingis
Thomas H. Ince
Victoria
Dorothy Donnelly
Madame
Henry
Walthall
Sixereel Hamaway
Gary
Eubin
Desoto
Lubin
Joseph
Egypt
Missoula Stampede
GE Theater
Marietta, GA
Francis Ward
Dorothy Diport
Box
Bonheur
Decatur
Hrun Pictures
Teat
Marietta
Georgian
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Baby Marie Osborn
Hearst-Vitagraph News Pictorial
LeoNnar
Darling Ella Hall
Ayn Afien
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