Wild two game set as Lookouts top Nashville twice
Chattanooga wins 9 0 and 3 1, stealing seven bases in the doubleheader. Moran shines with top fielding, More handles nine runs, Coylelle and Balentias contribute in early scoring, while Evans and Lindsay spark offense. Nashville struggles with errors and poor defense in both contests.
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Lookouts
Ghattanooga
Tenn
Chatttanooga
Nashville
Bair'a Wild
Hess
Chappelle
Moran
Ayl
Nash Ab
R.b. Po
Gays
Coylelle
Sciftz
S$ O
Jordan
OGO
Balentias
Moranis
Biezet
Evanad
Hannahs
Satamary
Glenn
Hensling
Store
Evans
Lindsay
Bateptt
Baeat
Sore
Ghoyteib
Hopkins
Balentis
Morani
Gransab
Chariep
Totary
Haim
Rimmary
Hrrera
Seatough
Cha Bglette
Weichone
Gmorar
Storch
Ge McDonald
Conte
McDon
Bair
Ick
Chappella
Barr
O'Toole
Carpenter
Macon Bears Run Past South Atlantic Inning by Inning
In a high scoring morning game Sardanah's Macon team dominated after the fourth, with Schulz and Colby stellar on the mound and Redox closing for Macon. Taft attended as a spectator and the locals struggled against visiting rival pitching in seven innings.
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Anri
Macon
To & Schulz
Martin
2Kompson
Ethoun
Lipe
Sesident
Taft
Jarrow
Winar
Thompson
Cal- Schulz
Colby
Gare
Siege 2 RRER Rea Sox athletics 1 highlights
The Sestons defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Bedient and Carri gan starred on the mound. O'Loughlin and Westerveit officiated in rain while Thomas and Krause powered the offense with timely hits. Time 1 55.
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Rea Sox
Atthletics
Beston
Sestons
Philadelphia
Fourename Igarlen
Bedient
E . O'Boughlin
Philedetyhia
Hall
Carrigan
Krause
Danforth
Thomas
O'Loughlin
Westerveit
Reds Rally Past Cubs in Late Inning Win 7 5
Cincinnati pulled ahead in the eighth after Lavender was relieved, driving Lavender from the mound and Brown singled to push the lead to 7 5. The Cubs and Reds combined for a tense pitching duel with late scoring, Lavender, Brown, Archer, Suggs and McLean handling the action. Time 2 20. Umpires Johnstone and Eason.
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Cuba
Chicago
Cincinnati Today
Lavender
Brown
Hoth
ROH. Hi
Cincinnati
Archer
Suggs
Mclean
Johnstone
Eason
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Cities
A sweep of results from multiple leagues and cities with scores for Southern Association, South Atlantic, National and American Leagues. Highlights include Memphis 5 Atlanta 3, Mablin 9 Birmingham 0, Boston 6 Philadelphia 1, Detroit 4 Chicago 3, and several postponed games.
Knockout Brown Beats Ketchel in Ten Rounds at Norwalk
In Norwalk Conn on April 30 Knockout Brown of New York defeated Al Ketchel in ten fast rounds. Brown led in rounds one two five six and ten while Ketchel won rounds three and eight. rounds four seven nine were even.
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South
Norwalk
Conn
Brown
New York
al Ketchel
Ketchel
Baseball Snatches from the Nineteenth Century May 1 1877 to 1886
A compact tally of early major league happenings and notable events. St Louis routed Syracuse in 1877, Buffalo fell to the Huffalo club in 1879, Giants beat Bos tor under Mickey Welch, 1883 saw New York and Cleveland begin NL play, 1885 marks George Washington McQuitt’s birth, and 1886 notes a no hit by Akissen of the Athletics amid scattered league action.
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Baseball Bureau
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Sim Galvin
Tommy ‘Band
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Cleveland
Giants
Mickey” Welch
Bostor
Forest City
Conqutreg Buffalo
George Washington McQutt
Len
Stackiya
N. Y
Atkissen
Athletics
Can
Roos
Ghiesee
Cincinnat
Cotton States Club Franchise War Heads to Yazoo City
New Orleans apr rdwater to Yazoo City clash slated for Friday and Saturday between New Orleans and Greenwood clubs. President A J Heinemann of the Cotton States Club travels to Yazoo City to offer fans a chance to buy control. If refused, Laurel Columbus Gulfport or another town may get the franchise. Yazoo City forfeited its franchise last winter and the venture has been unprofitable for promoters.
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New Orleans
Yazoo City
Greenwood
Cotton
Packey McFarland Tops $200000 In Ring Winnings
New York April 30 Packey McFarland says his 10000 dollar reward for beating English lightweight champion Matt Wella brings his total ring earnings to 110000. He shows 90000 from theatrical appearances and 200000 overall since his first bout eight years ago earning 25 dollars. He is thrifty, avoids bad habits and, at 24, plans to reach millionaire status after retirement.
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New York
Packey McFarland
Matt Wella
Fete
West
McFarland
James A E Sullivan Named U S Olympic Commissioner
James A E Sullivan of New York secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union has been named by President Taft as commissioner for the United States to the fifth international Olympic games in Stockholm Sweden this fall Judge Wilkinson questions Anderson about the Ordinary post and notes his twelve years in the role and his intention to appeal to the people from a sympathetic stance.
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Washington
Jamesa E Sullivan
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Taft
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Wilkinson
Anderson
Carolinians blank Columbians 6 to 0 in Columbus
In Columbus Georgia on April 30 the Carolinians defeated the Columbians 6 to 0. Ridgeway pitched airtight ball for Columbus while McCormick was steady for Columbia. Key hitters included Manning Bennett and Bisson for Columbus and Siegfried and Ridgeway for Columbia. Final box shows Ridgeway and McPherson earning hits for Columbia with Columbus modest offense.
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Ridgeway
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Manning
Bennett
Bisson
Moore
Krebs
Funecke
McCormack
Huncke
Columbia
R. Rh. Pa.a
Legefried
Langer
Hoeg
Lill
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Weber
C. E
Wer
OG Gook
McPherson
RHE
S. Columbia
Kelly
Fosh
Fox
Athlen
Seigfried
Hidgeway
Siegfried
Local garden hopes rise with fine crops in Lyerly region
In Lyerly Georgia on April 30 special notes say gardens look very fine for early vegetables despite late planting. Indications point to one of the finest fruit and strawberry crops in years, though many orchards were cut down in past years for small profits.
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Lyerly
Unclear Sports Schedule Mix for Southern and National Leagues
Fragmentary listing of upcoming games across Southern and National Leagues. References Memphis at Atlanta and New Orleans at Birmingham among many pairings. Colleges noted Wake Forest in Macon and Alabama vs Tennessee in Tuscaloosa with several cross state venues listed.
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Atlanta
Ponce da Leon
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Neshy Nie
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Albany
Columbia
Columbus
Macon
Bavogoah
Callege Games
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Wake W Forest
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Tempsasee
Tussaloosa
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Mississippi
Nashville
Georgia
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Chepel Hill
Charleston
Clemson
Sewanes
Maryville
Sewanee
Clarksville Aggies Lose on Memorial Day Field Match
Demorest Ga April 30 Special The Clarkesville Aggies failed to solve QLuffman's delivery in a Memorial Day game against Piedmont College. Piedmont triumphed 14 to 12 with strong pitching by U Luffman and Luffman and solid defense from Swilling and Westbrook.
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Clarksville Aggies
Demorest
Clarkesville Aggies
Qluffman
Piedmont College
Dobbs Gets Two For Montgomery Team
Mann er John Dobbs of the Montgomery baseball team arrived from St Louis reporting two pitchers secured Kellogg of Lexington Kentucky and Ig Alliston from the St Louis Browns on a scouting trip for new players.
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Montgomery
Als
John Dobbs
St. Louis
Kellogg
Lexington
Ig Alliston
St.Louis Browns
Keating Stars With Four Hits in Lynchburg Victory
Walter Keating of Philadelphia, third baseman for Lynchburg, went four for four against Portsmouth, collecting two doubles and two singles and driving in all four Lynchburg runs. He scored the decisive run in the ninth on a play ending with a Blea home, securing a 9 to 8 win.
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Lynchburg
Walter Keating
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Confederate veterans plan for Macon reunion and local notices
Local items report appointments to confederate veterans events led by A J Griggs and others with alternates named. News notes arrivals to Macon for the reunion, special trains expected from Athens. Also listed are new Athens enterprises including a cloth measuring machine firm with Dayton factory, biscuit and typewriter firms, and a new banking company. Federal court sessions in Athens discuss juror eligibility rules and panel formation. Dr Lyndon lectures at Lucy Cobb Institute on Burns. Americus Light Infantry plans to escort veterans to Macon. A suit against Southern Railway for 30,000 damages follows a fatal pedestrian accident near Everett.
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Southern
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St Simons Island Hotel to Add 100 Rooms This Year
Brungwick Ga April 30 Special report notes St Simons Island will open season in May and likely see another fortnight before guests arrive. Improvements include a 100 room addition to the Hotel St Simons, making it one of Georgia coast's largest hostels. Island rail extension discussed. Also a Massachusetts note mentions spring drives and motorists slow for safety due to garden tools.
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Pountain
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Aitee
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Titanic Survivors Remember Ailing Moments At Sea
Mrs Bucknell recalls urging passengers to board life boats as the Titanic began to sink. She praises Carpathia crew for rescuing survivors and notes how seamen aided lifeboat operations and warm clothing helped a wounded man. Russian minister backs port improvements and larger harbor network in Golden Bay and Amur Bay with a $10,000,000 plan including floating docks, wharves, shops, warehouses, and a wave hospital.
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Titanic
Carpathia
Carpathian
Fred Industry
Swith
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Golden Bay
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