Pirates Aim to Upset Shreveport in Piedmont Card
Atlanta hosts Shreveport at Piedmont park for a doubleheader after a New Orleans loss. Pirates manager Smith sends Tom Hughes to steady batting, lefty Fritz faces Firecrackers, with Ladies Day tickets honored and two games slated for 2:30 and 4 o'clock.
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National League games open with New York over St Louis
New York hammered St Louis 10 to 5 on long hits and a big seventh inning. Hostetter and Ray McGinulty teamed for the win with Bresnahan behind the plate. Umps O Day and Emalie. Also Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 4 to 3 behind sharp catching and timely hitting. Scare: Me1 Cincinnati 0 0 9 0 0 2 1 9 0 3 8 4 Philadelphia 2 0 0 6 1 0 1d0 4 1 0 Batteries Chech and Schlei Duggleby and Doom Time 1:50 Umps Carl Fynter and Conway
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American tennis players arrive for Davis Cup match in London
American players C. Wright Holdombe Ward Krieg Collins and Raymond D. Little arrived in London on May 27 to compete for the Davis challenge cup. They were received by Collins president of the Lewn Tennis Association, the English team captain, and other prominent players.
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Holdombe Ward
Kreig Collins
Raymond D. Little
Collins
Lewn Tennis Association
Vanderbilt's Horse Wins French Derby at Chantilly
Parle May 27. William K. Vanderbilts Maintenon with jockey Woodland won the Prix du Jockey Club the French derby at Chantilly for three year olds over one and a half miles. Stakes valued at 20000 dollars.
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Vanderbilts Maintenon
Woodland
Chantily
Atlanta Baseball Glan Has Played Close Games
Atlanta has played fourteen games this year where either the Fire Crackers or their opponents scored four runs. Four runs have figured in more than half the games, with many ending 4 to 3 or 4 to 1. Bee Smith’s team won four of twelve one run finishers, nine lost, and the number four dominates the finishes.
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Baseball Notes Hint at Shreveport Clash Today
The Club of Bee Smith hopefuls faces Shreveport with a likely pitcher not yet on the trip roster. Bench changes loom as Daley and Abstein may swap spots, while Sid Smith at third and Morse at short anchor a lineup that includes Pax, Jordan, Crozier, Stinson, Winter, and Ber or Evers catching.
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Stinson
Winter
Ar Ber Or Evers
Southern stars shine in early baseball batting parade
Ex-Southern players dominate early season batting lists with high averages. Nig Clarke of Cleveland hits .333 while infielders and outfielders from Atlanta to Washington, including Dygert, Delehanty, and Cobb, post strong marks. Others like Brouthers and Bridwell boost the Southern presence though some fall below .300.
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Memphis Win From Finnites Score by Innings
Summary of a baseball game showing Nashville defeating Memphis with a 11 to 4 score. The box mentions hits by Nadeau Ma among others, Babb and Nicholls, Brown pitching, Ely and Brown striking out, and a 1:50 game time. Umpire Kennedy listed.
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Protection to the Last Ditch: New Hampshire lumber dealer
A New Hampshire lumber dealer risked everything for a small sum, taking a life to secure $1,000 in protection. He paid premiums for years, borrowed $200 from the company, and later faced the consequences of his choices.
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New Hampshire
A Swift Play Cleaning and Reshaping Panamis Bussey
A brief note listing a swift play theme titled Cleaning and reshaping Panamis by Bussey, with a contact at 284 Whitehall and references to sun and mon.
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Whitehall
Sun-Mon
Sewanee Challenges Tech for Southern Baseball Title
Sewanee Tenn May 27 Special reports Sewanee offers Georgia Tech a one to three game series to settle the southern championship after a 13 win 2 loss season. Sewanee has defeated Cumberland Nashville and Wofford and tied Vanderbilt and plans to host Tech in mountain games for sport and pride. If Sewanee wins the Alabama series they maintain a claim to the title.
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Memorial services program at Andersonville GA May 30
Memorial services planned by the G A R at Andersonville on May 30 include graveside decorations led by ladies of the G A R, firing salutes, prayers, readings from Lincoln and other speakers, an original poem, ritual memory for unknown dead, Taps, and benediction. Procession forms on arrival under day officer C H Brooks and proceeds to cemetery with decorating efforts by G A R ladies.
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Elkin Poised for State Pharmacy Board Seat
Dr W Elkin Jr president of Elkin-Watson Drug Co and a leading city pharmacist appears set to be named by Governor Terrell to the state Board of Pharmacy to replace Dr George F Payne who becomes ineligible because of his ties to a pharmacy school The Georgia Pharmaceutical Association proposed five names for the vacancy and Elkin is widely expected to receive the appointment joining board members Dr Polyne and Drs Jordan Dodson Payne and others across Monticello Augusta Macon and Americus.
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Casino tonight offers famed acts and new attractions
The Casino presents a strong weekly bill led by Chassino fresh from Paris and London. Sheppard Camp returns to Atlanta after seasons on vaudeville. Idoletta appears as a novelty act. Murphy and Willard perform a sketch Tha Phrenologist. Howard and Bland star in A Strange Boy. A cameragraph closes the program with new moving pictures. Matinees Tue Thu Sat at 2:30 p.m. Box office advance seat sales at Grand.
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Fitzgerald Lodge No. 1036 Founded by Elks in Fitzgerald
Elks Lodge at Fitzgerald Georgia on May 27 was instituted by District Deputy W. W. Martin of Macon with Cordele’s Elk members present. Officers elected for the first year include J. G Knapp as exalted ruler, J. M. Campbell as esteemed leading knight, D. B. Ware as loyal knight, William R. Brown as lecturing knight, L. Jewett Smith as secretary, J. D. Dorming as treasurer, and R. H. Paynry as tyler.
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Fitzgerald, Ga
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Ryler
Dewey Dry Dock Progress Report in Indian Ocean
Computations by the bureau of navigation show the Dewey dry dock in the Indian Ocean has averaged 100 miles per day since leaving Bab-el-Mandeb. The rate is considered unusually good for the vessel’s progress as of May 22.
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Huntsville mercantile firm files bankruptcy petition
Irwin and Shims of Adbertville Alm report voluntary bankruptcy with assets about 300 dollars and liabilities 20 207.84. Button and Co of Baltimore claim 4 415 dollars and Wyler and Ashland of Cincinnati claim 1 572 dollars. Other creditors scattered in the county. Anniversary of Togos Victory noted with civic ceremonies and royal pageantry.
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