Kissinger Joins Pelicans After Waiver Move
Atlanta Crackers lose veteran right hander Charley Kissinger to New Orleans via waivers. Dobbs says Kissinger will join the Pelicans and compete against his former club, while Atlanta trims its roster to seventeen more players before Thursday’s final cuts.
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New Orleans Pelicans
Dobbs
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Pelicans
Charley
Crackers
Rigue
Rigue Hander
Birds
Ambiguous 1900s style schedule across multiple cities and leagues
The fragment lists numerous city pairs and teams across National and American leagues plus lesser leagues including Georgia State and Federal, with matchups like Boston Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia Detroit, but lacks dates, results, or clear competition structure. It reads as an unfinished schedule or standings list.
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Macon
Volemosa
Pavanna
Albany
Augusta
Columbus
Charlesta
Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Cievela
Phila
Detroit
Brunawk
Amerles
Cordele
Thomy le Valdeata
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Brooklyn
Ken City
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Aio
Lumi
Mohio
Oor Toa
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Monteam
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Hookly
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Ale Did Ua
Ny Yark
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Cime
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Indianapolia
Cracker Bats Rain Hits As Barons Struggle In Loss
Cracker bats explode for 13 runs while Barons misplay in defense and poor pitching. Browning yields heavy hits, while Covington and Jennings lead Crackers with multiple hits. Barons’ Stewart and Eibel stand out with late spot plays. Birmingham 13 Atlanta 4 in game two of the series.
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Browning
Dick Jemison
Vance de Leon Park
Dees
Umut
Hibel
Covington
Jennings
Citter Tagressor
Tommy Long
Dilger
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Welehonce
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Dunn
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Mcdonald
Marean
Stewart
Riiseley
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Harbin
Dager
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Evam
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Flanagan Browning
Pup Stewart
Quiger
Covingston
Eibel
Robertsaon
Marcan Harbin
Flanagan Bilam
Ummires Brelenstein
South Atlantic Scouts Edge Gulls One to Nothing
In a tight game Charleston and Jacksonville produced a 1–0 score. Pitching and defense dominated as Cochran, Foster, Lanzon, and Krebs delivered for their teams, with late runs not enough to swing the outcome.
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Sens
Rhe Charleston
Jacksonville
Cochran Foster
Marshall Pearson
Krebs
Empire Lanzon
Ladies Day at Ponce de Leon Park Arrives with Book Admits
Today at Fonce de Leon Park the Ladies Day event features sea sed books sold for 1 dollar, admitting the holder to one game in each series and offering 25 cent admission at other games. The Barons face the Billikens Wednesday in the final game of the series.
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Barons
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Tremendous Crowd Expected as Tech Georgia Set for Key Series
Georgia Tech prepares to host Georgia in a capacity Grant Field crowd over Friday and Saturday. Georgia swept the frat game with 4 to 1 Friday and 4 to 0 Saturday. Local fans anticipate a hard fought series with the Red and Black aiming to win to stay competitive.
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Tech
Athena
Collegiana
Hothames
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Lookouts defeat New Orleans 5 to 1 in third game
Chattanooga tops New Orleans 5 1 as McCormick hits a fifth inning homer. Fox dominates for the winners while New Orleans is shut out until the ninth inning. Errors and timely hits key the visitors win as Chattanooga seizes series lead.
Three Ten Round Bouts And a Battle Royal at The Orpheum
Promoter Lou Castro presents a boxing card at the Orpheum theater on Wednesday featuring three ten round bouts and a battle royal. Main event pitts Jimmy Perry against Eddie Hanlon with Stump Goodwin and Kid Underwood in ten round prelims, plus Fattling Kelly versus Kid York in ten. Shriners and local boxing fans expected. tickets at Timlin Bros and the new.
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Eddie Hanson
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Kid York
Lou Castro
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Local Motordrome Races Distract and Delight Crowds
Edited by Dick Jemison reports a lively afternoon at the local motordrome with multiple heats and events. Morty Gravey clinched the three mile purse ahead of Tex Richards, while Gordon Sudferth, Henry Lewis, and others posted fast times in two mile heats. A small crowd watched as drivers battled for wins in the watch back and other races, with Graves and Lewis among the top placers across events.
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Tex Richards
Hale Sudderth
Narrowis
Grey
Walt Irwin
Gails
Henry Lewis
Goly
Kenatem
Fist Richards
Lewis Tord Sudferth
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Uave
Creviston Tord Luter
Wiles Horst Gray
Sacore Richards
Wapch Hack
Firne Weat
Mien
Erat Phkenstein
Glenn Tae
Fieal Hest
Frat Bleckenstein
Eccon
Clen
Richards
Speel
New York Wins Hard-Hitting 8 6 Victory Over Boston
New York beats Boston 8 to 6 in a high tension game. Merkle and Schmidt hit homers with two on, Connolly made a one handed first inning catch and threw to nab Fletcher. Pitchers Perdue Gowdy Fromme Edwards Meyers worked. crowd notes a wild seventh inning.
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Kirby
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Ikirby Wis
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Merkle
Schmidt
Connolly
Fletcher
Perdue Tames
Whaling Gowdy Fromme
Edwards
Meyers
Rigler and
Emilis
Standings of clubs read like fragmented league table
Fragmented OCR shows partial standings with club names and win loss records such as Warcross and Americus rest incomplete. Key entities include clubs and numbers, but missing full context, dates, and full team list. The readable items hint at a sports league table with wins and losses.
New York beats Boston 6 2 in series tilt
New York Highlanders turn the series with Boston by winning 6 to 2. Walsh Holden and Maisel each have a three base hit game while Yerkes and Scott add a jump start. Zewers witnesses Highlanders' runs as Caldwell and Sweeney duel Yeiser and Carrigan and Cady on the mound. Time 1:06. Umpires Esan and Vans Athietion. Only two scheduled.
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Hellander
Nelson
Carey
Williams Gibson
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Callahan Sloan Gibson
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Esan
Vans
Athietion
K. Senators
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennock
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Brown Bender
Lapp Ayers Freel Gail
Henry
Unclear scores scattered across regional league results
Partial text lists teams and locations including North Carolina Raleigh Charlotte Durham Richmond Petersburg Rochester Buffalo and Houston with scattered scores and postponed games. readable items show mixed league references and unclear standings, suggesting a brief sports roundup with multiple cities and teams.
Georgia League Scores and Obituary Note
Waycross defeats Valdosta 4 to 1 with key hits by Cordete and Thomasville edges Brunswick 9 to 5 in a run heavy game. Americus beats Brunswick 9 to 5 as Payne Shuman and Reynaunched the offense. Obituary: Arthur Gillespie, 46, songwriter of Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder, dies of pneumonia in New York.
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Arthur Gillespie
Mexican Youth Hanged for Murder in Texas
Leon Cardenas Martinez a Mexican youth was hanged at noon for the 1910 murder of Emma Brown a schoolteacher near Leon. The case drew Mexican government effort to the U S Supreme Court, which was dismissed. Martinez claimed innocence, was convicted in 1911, appealed unsuccessfully, and the Texas governor allowed the execution to proceed.
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Texas
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Emma Brown
States Supreme Court
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Criminal Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
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Colonel J C Mayo Passes in New York
Colonel John Calhoun Mayo democratic national committeeman from Kentucky died in New York at a hotel after a blood transfusion in Cincinnati and subsequent treatment. Mayo had arrived in the city in April for care and stayed at the hotel since then.
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New York
John Calhoun Mayo
Kentucky
Yaolonel Mayo
Cincinnati
Felder Delivers Second Address in Ware County
Felder spoke to Ware County voters at the courthouse and an open air meeting in Beauts, promoting currency reform, rural credits, and white supremacy. He pledged to support Wilson’s policy, back federal construction, and push for fixed terms for federal judges while criticizing pension costs. He claimed to be unable to run a statewide campaign beyond a personal canvass.
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Georgia
Land Star
Jon Haideck
Tornex Cereral
Thomas Felder
Tomemht
Vous Pourty
Felder
Jim Tighway
The
United States
Seismic Shocks Reported in Catania Amid Quake Distress
Catania May 11 authorities reported several aftershocks following a major earthquake that displaced thousands from destroyed villages. Relief efforts continue as civilians struggle to recover homes and aid is organized by local and regional authorities.
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Traiv
Armaat
Cvilian
Mother kills girl and then kills self in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 31 a mother, Mrs John Grimm, 98, killed her 18 year old daughter Jessie by crashing a skull with an axe and then fatally slashed her own throat. The case cites illness and a wish not to leave the daughter alone, with authorities noting the tragedy as a domestic fatality.
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Jessie
John Grimm
Jax
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