Piedmont Park Mecca of Fans Opens Season at Atlanta
Larry Lajoie plans a veteran Cleveland lineup for an afternoon game at Piedmont Park likely drawing over 2,000 fans. After 4-5 innings, new players Barbeau Ingerton Shipke and Rosma rotate in as starting aces rest. Atlanta targets Raymond Sparks Utley as probable slaymen with Ketter sidelined.
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Larry Lajoie
Atlanta
Cleveland
Barbeau, Ingerton
Shipke
Rosma
Hels Wil Herdly
Smith
Ketter
Raymond
Sparks
Utley
Tus Atlanta
Fylden Atlanta
Macon
Piedmont Park
Larry
Clevelander
Atlanta Bunch
Bernard
Elmer Fitch
Hoffman
Omy ~Bay
Winters
Bradley
Morse
Aso Pak
Rf Curls
Urner
Auto Parade Scheduled Tonight for City Race
Prack at Piedmont Park is in good shape for the parade tonight at 8 PM. The postponed automobile parade will follow the principal streets of the city, disbanding at Peachtrea and Sixth. Berney Oldflelad and Paul Albert will train on the track this afternoon to prep for the Monday race at 3 PM, with a large crowd expected.
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Prack
Piedmont Park
Peachtrea
Berney Oldflelad
Paul Albert
Stage Hands Beat Running for Office in Fort McPherson Game
The Bijou stage hands defeated the Running for Office crew 17 to 9 yesterday afternoon. The veteran actors used late innings rally to shift the scenery and claim victory over the political company. Batteries were Ringsdorfer and Harrington for the runners and Williatos and For for the Bijou team.
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Spats
Ringsdorfer
Harrington
Rijaw
Williatos
For
Weather outlook hints at a chilly day
The forecast notes yesterday’s doubt about rain and expects the temperature to dip to around freezing by morning. A strong wind that plagued yesterday may continue but should be less noticeable today.
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Westerday
New Baseball Ball Rules Shift Control Of Foul Balls
A local club changes how foul balls are handled with owners renting areas behind the scoreboard. Abner Powell previously demanded a dime or two for retrieved balls. The 190 feet behind the fence now belong to a private owner. the Atlanta club will reclaim balls hit over the fence from the new arrangement.
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Topen
George Winters
Salt Park
Abner Powell
Ory
Ecore
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Abner
Tyrals
Jockey Ke Miller Banned After City Park Steeplechase
At City Park New Orleans on March 16 Jockey K E Miller rode Judge Nolan in the second race and faced a vociferous mob after the finish. Miller was ruled off the turf by stewards and escorted out under police protection. Firate won the race, the day marked by a slow lumpy track and several mishaps including Covina’s fall. The program listed multiple races with results and entries, amid a chaotic scene surrounding Miller’s action and removal.
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Barnard Plans Return to Cleveland for Baseball Season
Business Manager Ernest Barnard of the Cleveland team, training in Atlanta, will depart tonight to prepare for the American League opener. He expects to arrive in Cleveland soon and be ready to return to Atlanta by next Saturday afternoon, after handling important matters before the Napoleons arrival.
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Ernest Barnard
Atlanta
Clevelland
Cleveland
Napoleons
Noah Ha Just Embarked
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a man named Noah and remarks on his actions, noting they appear misguided or imperfect. The snippet is unclear and lacks coherent details about event, date, place, or affiliations.
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Noah
Track at New Orleans fairgrounds yields crowded racing card
At New Orleans Fairgrounds on March 16, six races featured fast action though tracks were slow. Favorites were beaten as Sweet Favor won the first race, Schroeder's Midway took the second, Dan McKenna the third, Lancasterian the fourth, Pride of Woodstock the fifth, and Sonoma the sixth, with numerous runners listed in each event and Peday's Entries detailing morning selections.
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Pirates Dance
Wolff to Speak at Hebrew Orphans Home Atlanta
Simon Wolff of Washington D C will address the Hebrew Orphans home in Atlanta tomorrow evening. Recitations and songs by children follow. A 430 PM meeting of the local board of managers will discuss routine business.
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Simon Wolff
Washington, D. C
Washington City
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Atlanta
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Spring Styles Now Ready Clothe Men From The Skin Outward
You may attract attention only for elegance and appropriateness of your apparel not for shabbiness. We clothe men with elegance without extravagance and our spring styles are now ready.
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Alry
Two Big Stakes At New Orleans
New Orleans March 18 For the first time in racing history New Orleans will witness the decision of two big stakes the Crescent City Derby and the Cay Park Derby The fields are of similar class and money value The Fair Grounds offers the faster track and possibly the better contest The 118 mile derbies field includes Hollowmadsy Lotus Mater Rolla Lacy Navarre James Reddick Disobedient Guiding Star Gon Hodder Goldmate doubtful starter City Park Derby features Monterey Rickey Jack Dolan Orbicular Dehar Terherbal and other contenders Track conditions described as improving but unsettled with likely scratches Minnie Adams and Nicol noted for potential changes prior to racing
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A. H
G. H. Morris
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Clyne
Capps
Rolla
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Sewelly
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Perrine
T. H. Mannux& Company
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Daly
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Red Gusk
Minne Adams
Nicol
B. Lewman
Koemer
Minnie Adamy
Monterey
St Patrick Day in Atlanta Promises Cease of Irish Celebration
The article describes St Patrick's Day events in Atlanta with church services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and a Hibernian banquet on Monday. Toasts honor Ireland and Celtic heritage, led by H. G. Keeney as toastmaster, with speakers Rev. Hennessy Rev. Beunessy and Hon. James G. Woodward among others. The celebration aims to be the largest in Atlanta, drawing many Irish-American participants.
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Thy «Savent Order of Vaibernians
Waere
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Reynolds
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Emmet
Ilan
Three Events Won by Talent as Oaks Proves Lucky
Hot Springs Ark March 16 Three favorites won at Oaklawn Elk sina and Buxom were the day’s surises Elk sina led start to finish in the first Elxstua won the second and Buxom captured the fourth with Caliva up. Track cloudy and cold.
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Fillee
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Arsenal
Pickles
Athena
Calcutta
Bowling Congress Opens With Record Entries In Louisville
Louisville March 16 The American Bowling Congress opens at Jefferson County Armory tonight with nearly twenty percent more entrants and more prize money than ever. Vic Lord firesman team will bowl the first ball at 7:80. The event runs ten days with elaborate social entertainment. Tickets faced speculation schemes were halted to keep prices steady. Delegates and teams are arriving led by a large party from St Louis. St Louis St Paul and Philadelphia compete for the congress amid shifting support among candidates for president including Al Baltz Charles Kaufman and Charles H Ebbits.
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Philadelphia
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al Baltz
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Cincinnati
Charles H. Ebbits
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Grand Murphy and Buster Brown headlining at Grand Theater
The Grand Murphy delivers a lively musical comedy as the Texas cattle-raiser persona delights a large Friday audience. Dorothy Sherroy and Adolph Jackson provide solid support, with J. R. Armstrong as Major Yell. A Saturday matinee concludes the engagement, followed by Melville B. Raymond’s Buster Brown return engagement at the Grand Monday and Tuesday. Also announced is the Martell English Grand Opera Company with Verdi’s Il Trovatore starring Mme Mantelli, plus Faust and La Favorite later in the week.
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Buster
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Atlanta
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Faust
Short Items of Local Interest from College Park to Atlanta
Local notes report Colonel Brewst up and recovering after a street car collision near College Park. County Treasurer Payne shows improvement after illness. Dr A G Dixon preached at Second Baptist, praised by Dr White. Wells, a Virginia league leader, injured in Atlanta with a fracture, plastered and hobbling. Walter Gantt and Will Morrow, brewery workers, fought over gambling winnings. both jailed on fighting and gambling charges. Horace Loyd and Ed Murphy charged with breaking into Boulevard School. probation after a lecture. Sam Milam, Carterville man, misidentified as Lew Dockstader minstrel. fined for drinking. Captain Joseph Balsley, Indianapolis, visiting Atlanta. veteran union officer and former Atlanta leader, in city for several days.
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Bryant Street
Ed Murphy
Recorder
Boulevard School
Tha Boyg
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