Two Practices Held Yesterday By Cleveland and Atlanta
The Grat real practices of the season were held yesterday with Cleveland and Atlanta players alternating infield and outfield drills at Piedmont Park. Manager Billy Smith gathered twenty players for the first real practice as Powell joined earlier to borrow two players from New York.
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Mac
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Jim Fox
Pete Tiebald
Toigene
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Omehiding Zetter
Raymond Barnam
Shaffer
Harte
Spark
Smith
Lee Beats Thomaston on Opening Day 2–1 Victory
R F Lee edged Thomaston 2 to 1 as Abercrombie pitched superbly for FLE. Bils Farris provided timely hitting while Thomaston’s Ward and Anderson offered late resistance. Locust Grote slated to play Monday March 19 under coach Anderson.
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Thomaston
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Anderson
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My Boss Locust Grote
Six Major League Clubs Eye Clarke in Cleveland Lineup
Secre tary Barnard says six major league clubs would buy Clarke from the Cleveland club, with no hope of return to the minors. Clarke is praised as a developing hitter and expected to be part of the opening game next Saturday, facing Wakefield and Buell.
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Mig Clarke
Su Pier Clube
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Barnard
Jack Evers Fights Fires for Love of Danger
Jack Evers, newly arrived in Atlanta, serves as a volunteer fireman sleeping at headquarters and answering every call. Former Troy firefighter Jorne is also in Atlanta for baseball duties. Evers quickly becomes a local favorite, trains with the department, and may contribute as Atlanta’s catcher, with manager Billy Smith praising his potential value to the team this season.
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City Park racing results and entries in New Orleans
Daily horse meet at City Park on March 14 features Dan Bradley and Ania with ward leading in the early races. Jockeys and horses like John Owens, Gold Zone, Pirate, Bon Mot, Trenoa, and Alma Due compete across seven races with several favorites and long shots showing in the results and today’s Lazy Park entries list detailing purses and contenders.
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Trenda
Ania
Ward
John Owens
Dan Bratley
W “Weintyre
Larrys
J Tentessy
Yom Morgan
Austin
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Idi Lassie
Pirate
McGiurey
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Belle of the
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Lord of the Valley
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Fijo Alcantara
Crescent City Derby At Fair Grounds Featured Disobedient Run Poorly
At Fairgrounds New Orleans March 12 race card shows Agured Hallomas and Disobedient in top races. Disobedient favorite ran poorly with brisk winded pace while Judge Davy fell short amid interference. multiple horses and jockeys listed across six races with results and entries including Rapid Water, Lena J, Nina, Araby, and Quiet stakes.
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J Joinson
Delmore Grove Center
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Acca
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Whinpool
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Peter Prut
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Southern Cross
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Araby
Hayes
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Brown Kings Gem Whorter
Merry Pioneer
Depenge
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Bedell
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Ohkanssen
Nove
Sincerity
Harbors Committee Tour Through Florida Cities
The Rivers and Harbors Committee led by Congressmen and Florida officials traveled from Tallahassee to Pensacola passing Apalachicola and Carrabelle. They reviewed harbor sites, were entertained at a banquet and luncheon, and were accompanied by several ladies and Rep W B Lamar of Florida.
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River and Harbor Committee
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Griggs
Tullahaasee
Pensacola
Balngundee Nera
Apalachteola
Carrabelle
Lanerkon Gulf
W B Lamar
Florida
Macon Team on Field Preseason Practice Under Bright Sky
Macon athletes led by Perry Lipe gather for early season workouts in Central City Park as Hunt Crowder Kipp Akers Chandler Lipe Perpho Fox and Cassidy Othe report for tomorrow. The squad begins practice in anticipation of the South Atlantis League season while Pittsburg National League plans a March 12 trip to Hot Springs and a Wabash train visit.
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Hunt Crowder
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Chandler Lipe
Perpho Fox
Cassidy Othe
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Hot Springs
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Pittsburg
Vsit
Wabash
Cain
Roosevelt Takes No Part In Coal Strike Negotiations
President Roosevelt said at the White House he would take no part in pending talks between miners and operators to avert a coal strike. The commission’s Charles P. Neill conferred with John Wilcox and other officials under presidential authority.
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Washington
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al Providen
United Ministers of America
Bobby Walhour Dominates Paris Bicycle Race Debut
The Automobic Journal reports Bobby Walthour won the opening season race in Paris on February 25, defeating Guenther and Parent. The speedy American led by about fifty meters at the finish as Guenther trailed by three laps and fifty meters. The piece lauds Walthour as unbeatable, noting opponents rode with strong effort in a tightly contested event.
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Alumni Allstar Nine to Invade Athens Saturday
Georgia team to play a reg ion alumni allstar squad in Athens on Saturday afternoon with Trammell Scott in the outfield and Charlie Co. in the box. Stouch reports Sullivan and McWhorter likely to start on the mound after the town team beat the collegians 2 to 0 in a prior exhibition.
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Mvade
Athens
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Footbalas
Charlie Co
Dickinson
Tommy
Stouch
Uaversity of Georgia
Atlanta
Sullyan
Adhen
Collegians
Sullivan
McWhorter
TINNON TO LEAD SERVICE AT CUMBERLAND CHURCH REVIVAL
Revival begins Thursday at Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev R Mo Tinnon DD of the First Cumberland Church of Rashi will preach. A Confederate veteran with white hair and strong speaker power, he delivers a gospel message. Preceding prayer meetings set for Monday at Mrs Maretz 67 Orme Street and Tuesday at JH Frusten 36 West Peachtree Place. Wednesday evening comes at the church.
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R Mo Tinnon
Cumberlang Presbyterian Church
Rashi Ile
Mondas
Maretz
Ormesreet
Wight
Fdriusten
West Peachtree Place
George Mws
Turner County Court Session Opens March 12
Turner County's First Court at Ashburn set a March 12 special session with presiding official MW Shore overseeing grand jury proceedings. The term will address existing charges and related legal matters.
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Turner Cour Supercom
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Ible
Six Favorites Defeated at Oaklawn Race Card
Hot Springs March 12. Six favorites were defeated at Oaklawn today. Mirthiess led the upset with a latenal charge but finished fourth. Master Prim and Rosalia headlined heavy plungers. Weather cloudy, track fast, six furlongs to start the program with Adttle Gregg the winner at 2 to 1. Multiple races and entries follow including Rosalia and Bandigo in the subsequent legs.
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Prince Miley
Corak Ingaise
Radtke
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Bob May
Spears
Ora Viva
Mayor Jobaser
WG Williams Calcutta
Dana Joharie
Sewell
Guidebrand
King
Walden
Hildebrand
Lascie
Marius
Wonder Cure for Kidney and Rheumatic Troubles
A historic remedy advertisement claims Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Offered by mail for two months treatment at $1. Testimonies available via Dr W Hall 2930 Olive St Louis Mo.
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St Louis
Peacocks Win Opener Behind Joyner Triple
Ralph Joyner cleared the bases with a first inning triple as the Peacocks beat Donald Fraser 8 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Final score favored the Peacocks with strong play from Carap in left field and solid pitching by Leas Arcingon and James Peacock.
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Triple
Halph Joyners
Peacocks
Donald Fraser
Uases
Peacocky
Carap
Donald Leas
R Arcingon
James Peacock
Vigson
Raser Goch Tyers
Final Evidence in Packers Case and Damaged Seaboard Fire
Final evidence was presented and arguments began in the Packers case after witnesses refuted government statements. Durand testified concerning prior remarks, and a motion for directed verdict for the Packers was argued by Armour’s counsel. Separately a Seaboard Air Line warehouse fire in Raleigh destroyed a large wool warehouse, with limited cotton loss due to a brick wall.
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Durand
Attorne
Walier
Armour
Humor
Cass
Morriaon
Severa
Novel Parade Arranged In Atlanta For Tonight
In response to a call by parade chair J B Gonnally over a hundred automobile owners in Atlanta signaled intent to participate in an illuminated parade tonight. Five hundred Japanese lanterns were purchased for decoration as the procession forms at Peachtree and West Peachtree streets at 8 o clock. A band leads the line with two large auto trunks. The event marks a novelty, as many motors have never before joined for a city parade. Racing cars from Piedmont Park will be towed in, including Green Dragon Barney Oldfield’s car and White Streak Alberts racer, with Johnny Towle Atwell driving J F Dickerson’s 40 horsepower racer Teledo. Franklin is being converted for 2000-pound class events, Edward Inman versus White Seamer Wall Giso to enter. Old Feld and Albert await track opening for practice, while Oldfield trains with the Chive and team and rails a rotary drive on the roads in his touring car.
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Alberts
JF Dickersons Pape Teledo
Wil
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Candler Jr
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Rauingz
Shane
Edward Inman
White Seamer Wall
Feld
Albert
Oldfield 18
Chive
Sunday Bowling Omitted From March Tournament Schedule
The Toursville Bowling Tournament Association will skip Sunday games on March 18 and 25, moving to weekday sessions starting at 1 9. Sixteen alleys are nearly ready for the event with 221 five man teams and 460 two man teams offered prizes totaling 14700, all in bank.
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Vie League
Toursville
Dig
American Eating Congress
Manny
Im Bank
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East
Boston Americans Ready for Spring Practice in Georgia
Boston Americans arrived in Macon Georgia on March 12 for a special session led by Tim Colline and fifteen players. They will train in Georgia until ready to head north for the season with the Bean Haters listed among the group. Players include Uns Isenner Armbruster Graham Peterson Hughes Jossin Winters Hun Glass Barry Grimshaw Ferr Belback Stahi Freemin Rising Good Win Tannerill Gibson Dineen Cy Yeung and Criger remain in Hut Springs for now.
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