Perry to face Nitchie in Gate City bout replacement
Jimmy Perry replaces Clarence English in the main bout at Gate City Athletic Club tonight facing Young Nitchie of Philadelphia. English unable to travel due to storm. Haglish eyes April date with a 1000 forfeit. Nitchie arrives Monday. card opens with a battle royal and features Worthy and Thompson in a six round semi windup.
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Pittsburg
Clarence English
Gate City Athletic Club
Nitchie
English
St. Joseph
Ray Bronson
Haglish
Brownfield
Gate City
Perry
Bobby Heynols
Staten’s
Young Whitney
Jim Buck
Arthur Worthy
Ciclone Thompson
Yanks to Play Red and Black
University of Georgia baseball opens with a practice clash against the New York American Club at Sanford Field. Hal Chage and Ford pitched for the visitors while Wilder Head led the Bulldogs, with a rough lineup showing Saxons Saxon Autry Hitchcock and others. The nine inning scrimmage ended 9 to 2 for the Saxons as Wilder Head impressed on the mound.
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Sanford Field
New York American Club
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Frank Anderson
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Autry
Brannen
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Carl Thompson
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Att Bowden
No New League in New York Ends Franchise Uncertain
The National and American leagues will not face New York opposition from the new United States baseball league this year. New York’s franchise may relocate to Chicago Buffalo or Baltimore after failing to lease grounds. Westergard beats Roller in Knoxville wrestling after a 40 minute draw. Roller injured when falling from ropes. match halted briefly. A post bout banquet note quips about health and drinking.
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New League
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Chicago
Buffalo
Baltimore
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Roller
Stowers Seeks Crackers Tryout After Release
The elongated Georgia hurler Paul Stowers, unconditionally released by Clatta Dooga, pursues a berth with the Crackers after being signed by Hemphill on Monday. Stowers previously pitched for the Micon club.
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Georgia
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The
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Hemphill
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Micon
Boxing Return Needs 48 Hour Showup Rule Here
A local boxing column argues promoters must require fighters to be in the city at least forty eight hours before their bout. It cites recent no shows and rail delays as proof that pre event presence prevents cancellations and helps restore confidence with fans. The piece urges strict use of real names and aliases, and promises stronger support if promoters enforce timely arrivals and transparent identities.
Ty Cobb Pitches Royston Past Bilberton in Season Opener
Royston Ga March 18 With Ty Cobb in the box for his hometown Royston defeated Bilberton 1 to 0 in the season opener Cobb pitched splendidly and showed a fade away slide at home plate A large delegation from nearby towns watched the world’s greatest player in action in his native town
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Royston
Ty Cobb
Bilberton
Cobb
Gare
Towna
Nativa Town
Yanks and Crackers May Play at Federal Prison
Atlanta and New York teams may stage a game at the federal prison baseball grounds for inmates’ benefit if Warden Moyer approves this week. The plan follows prior free performances by theatrical companies and aims to amuse the penitentiary population with baseball.
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Moyer
Atlanta
New York
Asl
Al O'Dell Arrives For Practice With Yankees Game Planned
Alfred O'Dell reports to manager Hempill for Monday drills with the Crackers in spring camp at Ponce de Leon park. The team stacks up infielders and pitchers as Paul Stowers shows form in early workouts. A Wednesday game against the New York Yankees is set, with Wolverton and Hempill to reveal lineups this afternoon.
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Yankees
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Spartanburg
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Nata
Spartanburg Carolina Association
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Tremphill
Tarre
Macon
Chattanooga
Ponce de Leon Park
Hempnits
Stowers
Wb Yanks
Wolverton
Hemphill
New York
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Vedder Sitton
al O'Dell
O'Dell
Sitton
Vedder
Toronto Club Arrives in Macon for Spring Workouts
Toronto baseball manager Joe Kelley arrives in Macon with a group of familiar players from the International League and Eastern League. No. stars include Hig Tim Jordan, Bill Bradley, Amby McConnell, Ed Holly, Shaw, O'Hara, Bennie Myers, Dalton, and pitchers Rudolph, Backman, Lush, Mueller, Cather, Corey, Steele, and Doyle. Five writers and a photographer accompany the squad.
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Joe Kelley
Toronto
International League
Eastern
Bialusky
Kelley
Hig
Tim Jordan
Brooklyn
Bui Bradley
Cleveland
Amby McConnell
Boston
Ed Holly
Shaw and
O'Hara
Bennie Myers
Dalton
Rudolph
Backman
Lush
Mueller
Cather
Corey
Steele
Doyle
Fischer
Spears
Wilson
Brieger
Cubs beat Mobile 4 1 in exhibition baseball
Chicago Nationale defeated Mobile 4 to 1 in an afternoon exhibition game in Mobile, Alabama. The regular Cub lineup played as Chance hit a credited home run over the left field fence, a rarity last achieved by Ty Cobb.
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Cubs
Mobile
Ala
Chicago Nationale
Cub
Whil Cole
Toney
Chance
Ty Cobb
Barons From 18 States Muster At Birmingham
The Birmingham team brings twenty seven Barons from eighteen states with players such as Gregson, Male, Lemon, Dilger, Wall, Bell, Smith, Matsons, Toye, McBride, Hardgrove, Foxen, Kane, Chaput, Lee, Rapp, Molesworth, Johnston, Messenger, Yantz, Baker, and Randall. Manager Moleworth assembles a diverse squad spanning Michigan to Alabama as the season opens.
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Gregson
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Ehere
Sesson
Spartane- Lemon
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Clarence Smith
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Matsons
Joe Mowray
Caroline Toye
Cochran
Charle Carroll
Tiinois
Clyde McBride
Bugs Hardgrove
New Jersey
William Foxen
Tom Kane
Delore Chaput
Roy Lee
le McGuvray
Georgia v Yankees opener set at Sanford field in Athens
The first ball game of the season is scheduled for next Saturday afternoon at Sanford field with the University of Georgia facing the New York Americans, many of whom have prior seasons in training. Additional games are planned with George Stallings Bisons as they visit for training.
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Yankees
Athens
Sanford Field
University of Georgia
New York Americans
George Stallings
Bisons
Marists Open Season With Victory Over All-Stars
Marist college opened its baseball season by defeating the All-Stars 6 to 3 in a practice game. Both teams showed strong material with good batting and fielding on display.
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All-Stars
Marist College
Marist
La Follette Presses Delegates in Kansas Fight
Kansas delegates claim twelve of sixteen district delegates for La Follette and two of four delegates at large. The statement says two thirds of Kansas delegates favor Wilson and claims convention instructions would swing votes to Wilson after a ballot for Clark.
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Kansas
Wilson
Clark
Capron Signs With Pirates In Baseball Move
Minneapolis March 1 Ralph Capron star quarterback of Minnesota signed a contract and left for Hot Springs Arkansas to join the Pittsburg National League baseball team as an outfielder. He is reported to receive 3500 dollars for the season whether he stays with the team or not.
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Pirates
Minneapolis
Minn
Ralph Capron
University of Minnesota
Hot Springs
Ark
Pittsburg
Signs of the Times Subject of Dr Riley
The largest afternoon attendance yet recorded gathered at First Baptist Church for a Riley Harris meeting. The hour centered on the sermon theme “The Signs of the Times”, outlining contemporary spiritual concerns and prophetic interpretations for the era.
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TIMES
Riley
Riley- Harris
First Baptist Church
Night clerk appointed at Kimball House in Atlanta
CHANGES HOTELS Formerly of the Read House Chattanooga. Who has accepted the position of night clerk at the Kimball House. He is one of the best known clerks in the south, and had been with the Chattanooga hotel for four years, creasing it a navy with tremendous rapidity. The world is a powder house and, according to prophecy, some notion will strike the match. The second sign is a searching for the truth and the accepting of leg. Paul declared, In the latter time, God would send men strange delusion to believe a lie. Men of science are aching to know the truth, and yet these same men are believing and punishing flex. In answer to this condition, Dr. Riley declared the church s o stand for the faith once for all delivered. To say the program at the First Baptist church will be: 201. M.- Christ's Second Coming. The Solution of Your Dir SP.
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Chattanooga
The
Kimball House
South
Chattanooga Hotel
Paul
Riley
First Baptist Church
Proclamations of Peace and War Rise Amid Global Tensions
Dr. Riley highlights marked facts on peace and war, noting a century's lapse since The Hague peace congress. He argues public sentiment hints at disarming forces, yet with ten nations armed to half a million and Russia at one million ready for rapid war, global preparations intensify. Nations remain heavily militarized as the era's tensions grow.
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The
Hague
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