Auburn Narrowly Beats Vanderbilt 7 6 in Rugged Tilt
Auburn defeats Vanderbilt 7 to 6 in a ragged exciting game at Auburn. Vanderbilt led 6 0 at one point before Auburn rallied, with Allen driving in the decisive run in the ninth. A doubleheader is planned for tomorrow as both teams seek clearer form.
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Ala
Vanderbilt
Harrow
Snaing
Vanderbit
Auburn
Batteries Nery
Newell
Commodores
Collins
Allen
Vanderbilt, Celsins
KR. Morrison
Auburn, Newel and Brewer
White Sox Second Team Wins Deciding Game in Series
Baseball news from Texas and nearby states reports Chicago Americans’ second team defeating the San Antonio Texas League club 7 in the sixth and seventh innings after trailing early. Other scores include Athletic Colts 7 Galveston 1 and various college and minor league games across the region.
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White Sox
Sam Antonio i
San Antoggio
Texas
Chicago Americans
Clemson Beats Shai gin Tigers In Opening Baseball Game
Georgia whitewashed Shai gin Tigers 8 to 1 in a heavy field opener. Gino Brannen and McWhorter homered for Georgia with Brannen also driving in runs. Clemson had chances but left runners on base as Georgia took early lead and held on for the win.
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Clark Howell
Jathena
Qweason
Georgia
Gin Tigers
Gino
Hich Way
Branen
McWhorter
Brannen
Fcavington
iBrannen
Scorine
iMatohen
Wilder Aingled
Ginn
Alngte
Cole
Leavington
Brannena
Alteheock
Bow
Bowden
Thowshe
Das
Clemson
Tigers
Close E With Gordon
Sport report notes rough crowd, weathered attendance, and partial details of a game or event. The fragment references Gordon and a March 29 date with emphasis on effort and work, but lacks full context or clear outcomes.
Athletica Robbed in Baltimore Exhibition Game
In an exhibition in Baltimore Philadelphia March 20 Athletica were robbed of 2000 dollars and jewelry from a ball bag. Three players Bris Lord Jack Barry and Jack McInnis lost World Series 1911 jobs. Jewelry and cash valued between 1200 and 1500 tied to other teammates.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Athletica
The
New York Giants
Bris Lord
Jack Barry
Jack Mclnnis
McInnis
Toaga
Cuba
Emery Titman
John J. Barry
John McInnis
Edward T. Callns
Boxers Benefit Exceeds for Morris Family Mourners
A benefit boxing card at Gate City Athletic Club last night raised 125 for the widow and children of late Aaron Morris. Seven three round exhibitions drew a small crowd with uneven bouts and a lively bear of a battle royal, helped by Coca Cola refreshments. Gratitude extended to boxers, theatrical contributors, and the American Federation of Musicians for music.
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Aaron Morris
Gate City Athletic Club
Brownfield
Gate City
Wells
Kubiak
Jack Johnson
Cyclone Luxfoon
Eplin
Jake Abel
Hector
Myer Pries
Brownfield _brothers
George
Sea Choly
Charley Lee
Kid Allen
Lee
Allen
Jimmy Perry
Battling Ryan
Atlanta
Billy van
Jock Lamey
Coca- Cola Company
Auretion
Morria Fund
Gate City Club
Ana
American Federation of Musicians
Yellow Jackets Music? Gordon Game at Tech Flats
The Yellow Jackets face Gordon Institute baseball at Tech Flats this afternoon. The Gordon team from Barnesville travels to challenge the local squad in a daytime matchup.
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Gordon Institute
Barnesville
Tech Flats
Trap Shooting Meet at College Park
The College Park gun club hosts an afternoon trap shoot featuring top international shooters R. Helkes Illy dHbbs and Walter Huff. The event draws strong interest as the stars compete with leading professionals in a high level meet.
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College Park
Atlanta Typographical Union to Play Local Team Today
The Atlanta Typographical Union baseball team will meet a city team assembled from members left behind when the regulars traveled to Albany and Columbus. Brisbane Park will host the contest.
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Atlanta Typographical Union
Atlanta
Albany
Columbus
Brisbane Park
Frank Gould's Horse Wins Prix Perplexe
Parise, March 29. Jarrettero owned by Frank J. Gould won the Prix Perplexe of 3800 dollars at the Maisons Lafitte race meeting today.
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Parise
Jarrettero
Frank J. Gould
Maisons Lafitte
Tech High Prep Team Strong After Riverside Series
The Tech High ball club traveled by early Southern train to Gainesville to face Riverside Academy, as Riverside’s strong squad prepared for a key matchup. Tech High cleaned up against the Pea Cock nine on Wednesday, showing solid field play and signaling a promising prep league season.
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Riverside Academy
Tech High
Peacock
Tech Hirth
Tair
Company D Triumphs Over Company B in Fort McPherson Series
In the Seventeenth Infantry games at Fort McPherson, Company D defeated Company B 12 to 2. Tucker pitched effectively for nine innings, with Nunory catching. B’s starter was relieved by Binkey after early runs. D Company led in both hitting and fielding, drawing several hundred spectators.
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Fort McPherson
Tucker
Nunory
Searly
Binkey
D Company
Berghammer Sold to Birmingham Club in Southern League
San Antonio March 29 Berghammer second baseman of the Chicago American Club was sold today to the Birmingham Club of the Southern League after a spring try-out with Manager Callahan. The price is undisclosed. Also announced today that Blackburne of the Chicago Americans will play for the Buffalo Club of the International League this year. Both players have strings attached.
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Texas
Berghammer
Callahan
Chicago American Baseball Club
Birmingham
Shout
Blackburne
Chicagomericans
Buffalo
East Side versus Edgewood White Sox in 1912 game
The Edgewood White Sox meet East Side at East Side grounds on Saturday April 6 1912. Lineups include East Side Donnelly Jameson Henrickson Sobane Hagerty McManus Hendrix Elverett and Edgewood Griffith Davidson Shropp EH Smith Barnas Foote Leacher Hooks Swineyers Smith Covington KR Jonhneon.
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White Sox
Edgewood White Sox
Donnelly
Jameson
Ifyanning
Henrickson
Sobane
Hagerty
McManus
Hendrix
Elverett
Griffith
Davidson
Shropp
EH. Smith
Barnas
Foote
Leacher Hooks
Swineyers Smith
G. Smith
Covington
KR. Jonhneon
Blues Leave for Kansas City in AA Stint
Waco Texas March 89 The Kansas City Baseball Club of the American Association left for Kansas City today The team has been training hero 1 Weekes Mob.
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Waco
Texas
Kansas City Baseball Club
American Association
Kansas City
Oxford and Cambridge Crew to Race Thames Dash
London March 29 The annual Oxford and Cambridge boat race on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake covers about 414 miles. Start is 11 30 a m with Oxford the favorite despite Cambridge fast start. Oxford’s long stroke and heavier crew are highlighted to win though Cambridge hopes a brisk early lead to counter.
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Thames
Futney
Mortlake
Putney
Hefley Bridge
Hambledon Locker
Marlowbridge
Cooknam
Stanford jumper set world high jump mark in USC meet
George Horine of Stanford University broke the world running high jump record at 6 ft 6 3/4 in in a meet against the University of Southern California in Stanford California on March 29. The previous record of 6 ft 6 1/2 in was set by M F Sweeney in New York on September 21, 1895.
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Cal
George Horine
University of Southern California
Bar At & Fest
M. F. Sweeney
New York
Barons Reach Full Roster As Yantz Signs
Birmingham March 29 Barons report all players signed after catcher George Yantz agreed to terms following a holdout. Barons beat Giants 6 4 this afternoon and prepare for regulars tomorrow. Molesworth plans Berghammer at second Carrall at third and McGilvray at first. Pitchers unsettled and outfield still forming with seven players to be released starting Monday.
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Alja
Bpeclal
George Yantz
Molesworth
Barone
Giants
Berghammer
Chicago White Sox
Carrall
Bill McGilvray
Poggenburg Loses Fourth In World Amateur Billiards Tour
Paris March 2 Ferdinand Poggenburg American amateur billiard champion fell to Roudil of France 400 to 217 in the world championship tourney Poggenburg managed a best run of 78 today His 349 total stands as the tournament best Mortier France leads with five wins one loss Artus and Durantere France occupy second and third Poggenburg now eighth with two wins four losses
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Durantere
Intercollegiate League Opens With Clark and Atlanta Baptist Clash
In today’s Intercollegiate League action Atlanta University faces Morris Brown at Morris Brown, while Clark meets Atlanta Baptist College on the Baptist boys grounds. Clark and Atlanta Baptist meet for the season’s first game between the two schools, with Black pitching for Clark and Sykes handling the mound duties for the Baptist college.
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Morris Brown
Clark
Atlanta Baptist College
Baptist Boys
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Malin~ly
Black
Sykes
Lynching Threat in Moultrie as Man Charged With Assault
In Moultrie Georgia on March 29 a lynching was threatened after C H Williams aged 45 a white man was charged with attempting to criminally assault a 8 year old girl near the cotton factory area Police Chief Ed Williams intervened to prevent violence at the western part of town.
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Maro
C.H. Williams
Ed Williams
Rochester Club to Face Yankees at Ponce Today
Rochester Club meets the New York Yankees at Ponce de Leon Park this afternoon in a final game of their exhibition series. Manager John Ganzel fields three time pennant winners while Birds Cree Cozy Dolan Bert Daniela may miss action. Simmons and McMillan will anchor Yankees infield with Bonville at short for Rochester peers.
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Rochester
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Birdie Cree
Cozy Dolan
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Rochester Clu
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Cree
Crackers
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Sykes
Simmons
Yankees
Wolverton
Tommie McMillan
Atlanta Boy
Teth
Jack Bonville
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ganzel
Ganzel'a Club
Little Items of Georgia Cities Invited Speakers and Arrests
A compilation from Columbus and surrounding towns notes socialists inviting Countess Warwick of England to speak in Columbus. Ed Durham the vaudeville actor is arrested in Rome for larceny tied to a Li ndale incident. Rome reports a tax plan on trading stamps for merchants in the area. Dalton records heavy rainfall damaging crops. Tallapoosa moves to form a Georgia National Guard company with dozens already showing interest. Macon reports a $98,000 bond for a reunion to secure government loans of tents and supplies. Commerce notes J E J Lord announcing another bid for the lower house, with J B Ayers also seeking a seat.
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England
A. F. Castleberry
Socialist Party
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Rome
Ed Durham
Tallapooga
Lindale
Durham
Bonita Theater
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War Department
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Reunion Committee
Baby Girl Arrested as Counterfeiter in Boston
A six months old girl is arrested in Boston on counterfeiting charges alongside her parents Samuel and Jennia Malta. Police found molds and plaster casts in the home but no coins. investigators allege the wrapped infant held much of the incriminating evidence, with about $200 in bad money alleged to have rattled from her wraps.
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Mate
Samuel Malta
Jennia Malta
Malta
Man 84 Is Held For Swindling Another 84
Chicago recounts an arrest as Jeremiah McLean an 84 year old blind man is accused of swindling another 84 year old. Police say McLean and a companion obtained about 90 from Barrington Boane and from Joseph Willets by a confidence game after advertising for companionship. The case references fort McHenry during the Civil War era and mentions a faulty report of the incident.
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Jeremiah McLean
Apmmissary Department
Fort McHenry
McLean
Barrington Boane
Joseph Willets
Yankees Leave for Indianapolis on Three Game Series
Manager Harry Wolverton of the New York Americans cannot cancel the Indianapolis games in early April. The decision disrupts Wolverton's plans to arrange further exhibition games with Rochester at Anniston and Albany. The club will travel from Indianapolis to Dayton, Columbus, Toledo, and return to New York to open the season against Boston.
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Indianapolis
Harry Wolverton
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Rochester
Anniston
Albany
Indianapolla
Yankees Yani gans Leave on a Barnstorming Tour
The New York Americans led by Business Manager Mike Bergen departed Atlanta for a barnstorming trip through Virginia. Fifteen players accompanied the squad including Outfielders Qu ern, Zinn and Kauff Infielders Priest urr Stumpf Coleman and Schardt Catchers Bergen and Appleby and Pitchers Martin Upham Clark Shears and Hoff. The tour opening in Petersburg, Va with stops in Richmond Norfolk and Newport News. Charley Hemphill may receive some Yankee castoffs after the exhibition games. Rochester and Atlanta are among destinations for those reassigned.
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New York
Petersburg
Norfolk
Newport News
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Yankees
Charley Hemphill
Rochester
Atlanta
Ganzel
Hemphill
Martin
Underwood Emerges as Best Democratic Presidential Hope
Colonel W J Peel proclaims Oscar W Underwood of Alabama as the strongest Democratic nominee for the presidency, praising his leadership in Congress, tariff mastery, business success, and party loyalty. Peel argues North and East support and victory depend on Underwood, insisting section does not matter and urging the nomination.
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Ee ES
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State Railroad Commission Challenged in U S Supreme Court
John Corricas Jr reports the Georgia railroad commission law and penalties are being challenged as unconstitutional. The Wadley Southern case seeks $5,000 for ordering prepayment of freight from Rock Sedge, alleging discrimination against Macon Dublin and Savannah lines in favor of Central of Georgia. A Supreme Court decision is expected within a year or two.
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Formal Chinese seal presented as Sun Yat Sen forms cabinet
In Nanking on March 4 President Yuan Shikai’s successor Sun Yat Sen handed the presidential seat to Tang Shao Yi and announced the new cabinet. Tang outlined policies urging foreign ties, trade growth, and quick peace. budget pegged at 234 million taels with 50 million for war expenses.
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Yuan Sui Kai
Sun Yat Sen
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Hisung Hsi Ling
Lin Kwan Whsung
Tuan Chi Jui
Wang Chun Hui
Liang Ju Hao
Chen Chi Mei
Chou Hing Heun
Tsai Yuan Fle
Sung Chiao Fen
Tang Sheo Yi
Running Wild Grecken Down Columbus Club
Atlanta Southern Leaguers win 13 to 6 in Columbus Ga, overpowering Jim Cox's locals with aggressive baserunning and heavy hitting. Hogue dominates on the mound for the Crackers, while Sykes and Alperman spark offense. Box score notes multiple players, steals, and timely hits as the teams meet again tomorrow.
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Matthews
Smith
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Albany
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Firat
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O'Dell
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Erskine Mayer
Salle
Russell
Wells
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Breven
Taniage
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Columbua
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O'R
Hennett
Hein
al Berman
Alpenman
Bill to Abolish Commerce Court in House Report
Washington report says a bill to abolish the United States commerce court was favorably reported to the House by Rep Simg of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. A minority plan opposing the move will likely be filed soon, with Republicans and one Democrat backing the measure.
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Simg
Broussard
Louisiana
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Fatal duel in Mississippi jewelry store ends in death
In McComb City Mississippi at 11:45 a.m. a revolver duel in Haines jewelry store left George C Ellzey dead and A F Fontenberry mortally wounded. Both men were longtime Tillets Central railroad brakemen. The quarrel escalated when they met on Main Street and weapons were drawn, resulting in Ellzey falling dead and Fontenberry firing again before his death.
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A. F. Fontenberry
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Haines
Elizey
Volvér
Fortenberry
Hillsey
Andortenberry
Hilzey
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