Pelicans Beat Champs 4–1 as Breitenstein Shines
New Orleans, La May 27 Special Theodore Breitenstein pitched in prime form as the Pelicans defeated Atlanta 4 to 1 in the second game of the Atlanta series. Lord homered and drove in two, Brennan and McMurray scored, while Grant Schopp struggled with control as New Orleans erased an early one-run lead and built the cushion in the eighth.
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New Orleans
Theodore Breitenstein
Policans
Grant Schopp
Pelicans
Rilkert
Schopp
Lord
Ftang
Firet
Wilken
Rickert
Barates
Sabrie
Dundon
Maber
Matty Dito
Huber
Frete
Winters
George Roche
Jett Feld
Deletienty
Iith
Ower
McMurray
Ixte
Dyer
BaLtara Bearden
Butt
Breitenstein
Ar: Manta
Otto Jordan
Fox
Roche
Liger
Castro
Ito Schepp
Duncan
Memphis Beats Birmingham In Slugfest Despite Wild Pitches
Memphis 6 Birmingham 3 as Chapelle held the visitors to manage a two base Cleary hit in the eighth inning. Turner and Chappelle each struck out three or four as Memphis rallied with hits from Donahue and Murphy. O'Leary saved the day with a three base shot and Cleary scored twice after an error in the frame.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chappelle
Baned
Cleary
Tunners
Quwens
Eigion
Birmingham
Moleaworth
Manning
Douglas
Raub
Poral
Murphy
Charleston Beats Yacktonville in Five Innings
In a rain shortened game Lonr led Charleston with a two base hit and Meld scored on a Whitney? double. Yeigr pitched poorly with men on base as Charleston tallied two runs while the visitors managed none. Final score 2 to 8. Umpire: Newmose, Venue: Mayence. Batteries: Roth, Paige, Dorin. Time: 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Jaye
Charleston
Yacktonville
Fla
Lonr
Tharteston
Ball
Meaney
Ted
F Haloran
Wisdann
Yeigr
Lewis
Roth
Paige
Dorin
New York shuts out Chicago in dramatic late battle
New York 7 Chicago 0 in a May 27 game marked by a brilliant defensive stop that stifled Chicago’s offense. Fraser Kling and Neequham led the offense with solid hitting while umpires Bynatia and O'Day called the action. Brooklyn and Cincinnati played to a tie as the seventh inning spurred a late rally, and Boston defeated Pittsburgh in ten innings with a three-run burst. Umpire Kaiser oversaw the tense finish as teams prepared for a home run-filled festival today.
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Augusta
Columbia
Bitton
Carson
Volz
Trupy
New York
Chicago
Ead
Bisintelit
Eleya
Beore
Fraser
Prete
Kling
Ite
Neeqnam
Unpires
Bynatia
Cimoh
Nunsa
Beoeklyn
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ewing
Mole
McIntyre
Wilhalm
Bergen
Agler
Boston
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Moore
Pittebare
Winston
Young
Leever
Gibson
Mignetty
Bowmen
Tima
Kiem
Montgomery 7 L Rock by Little Rock era pitch
Montgomery beats Little Rock 7 to not clear full score with Art May7. Attar pitched eight innings allowing multiple hits. Pepe and Stark stood out at shortstop while Bergman and Reagan contributed. Numerous base on balls and errors noted with double plays and stolen bases mentioned.
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Little Rock
Art
Attar
Deng
Buchanan
Pepe
Stark
Steagun
Berd
Nan
Bergman
Reagan
Baxter
Hasaet Shannon
Conners
Heas
Wells
Speaker
Bafta
Hergman
Time
Empire
Pienioger
Uttle
T. H. Wo
Penker
Connors
Montgomery
O. Po
Meagan
Ir. i
Maxter
Greminger
Perry
Ergoni
Hassett
Shannon
Nurttle Touké
Es Verre
Miami Wins Juvenile Stakes at 5 Furlongs in Louisville
In Louisville on May 27, Miami led a field of two year olds to victory over five furlongs in The Juvenile stakes. The Minks captured the handicap from Ker cheval and Wool Sandals as track fast and weather warm aided faster times. Other races feature varied payouts and multiple participants including Beatrice A. Hunt sulatre voting, Natina, Dora Notte, and several horses such as Ameraan and Wool Sandals with notable show and place payouts.
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Miami
Minks
Kercheval
Wool Sandals
Abow
Lady Arion
Butlers
Canoplan
Kermath
Minot
Beatrice A. Hunt Sulatre
Misa
Natina
Dora Notte
Haxel Thorpe
Martius
Billy Vert
von Butlow
Lemon My Lady Frances
Incla
Atwrah
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Buena Viste
Martle Mar- Hoadfocaras
Tersh
Wing Ting
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Boama
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Vicktine
Af Ebow
Dell Leath
Marshar
Judith Madrids
Herta
Waterway
Belford
Mila
Martin
Plese
Quaggs
Powora
Yee Huffman
Robinson
Hind
Hom Pa
G. A. Shilling
Bainemw
High Bear
Alabama Beats Louisiana to Take Series in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge May 27 Alabama defeated Louisiana 4 to 0. Simlith pitched superbly for Alabama allowing six hits and striking out nine. Score by innings shows Alabama 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 and Louisiana 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Batterien, Swith and Vaughn, Smith and Marg noted.
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Loniela
Fuevalooss
Louisiana
Vevelty
Alabama
Baton Rouge
Simlith
Rhe
Louisiane
Reis at St Louis game postponed by rain
At St Louis Philadelphia St Louis game postponed on account of rain. COLL A1 Princeton Penn State 4 Prince wor 3 Ac Inhaca Corneil 3 Wiliams 2 AU New Haven Yale 9 Brown 0 at Cambridge Mass Harvard Frash men 4 Yale Freenmen 2
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St Louis
Princeton
Penn State
Princewor
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Wiliams
New Haven
Yale
Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Frashmen
Yale Freenmen
Bowden Lithia Water Case Offer
An advertisement touts Bowden Lithia Water promising to finish your system clear the brain and restore vigor. It urges readers to order a case today and provides the phone number 1086 for placing orders.
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Bowden
Lithia
Union Baseball League to operate as x club after team suspensions
Announcement from Philadelphia May 27 states the Union Baseball League will be run as an x club organization due to the Wilmington team disbandment and Ellmore club wage suspensions. The move reshapes league leadership and scheduling amid financial strain.
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Union Baseball League
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Ellmore
Atlanta Chosen For 1908 Session Of Surgeons Meet
At the first annual meeting of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic surgeons held in Brunswick Ga on May 27 Atlanta was selected for the 1908 session. Dr W Bracton of Brunswick was elected president Dr HB Disharoon of Roanoke Ala vice president and Dr W J Goldsmith of Atlanta secretary treasurer.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Jeky Yaand
W. Bracton
Brunawick
Disharoon
Roanoke
Ala
W. 3. Goldsmith
Fragmentary transit cue card snippets show city pairs
Readable fragments list transit pairs like Bt Paul Miwau kee and Minneapolis to Columbus Ottawa and Indianapolis. Details are incomplete but indicate a schedule or routing note with multiple city abbreviations and misread spellings.
Virginia League Scores From Norfolk and Danville
In Norfolk Worfolk 3 Roanoke 6 and Portsmouth 2 Lynchburg 3. AP reports Danville and Richmond 4. The scattered box score fragment lists regional games with Roanoke and Lynchburg prevailing or losing in a tight schedule.
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Worfolk
Roanoke
Nok
Portanath
Portsmouth
Lyncharge
Danville
Richmond
Pepsin Brink Promotes Pep-To-Lac Drink
A promotional note extols Pep-To-Lac as wholesome healthful and safe, urging readers to drink it because it helps them stay fit rather than because they cannot function without it.
Typo team tops Barbers in Union League opener
Union City League opened at Piedmont park with the Typos defeating the Barbers 19 to 18. Notable moments include Charles Bernterdt presenting the first ball, Charlie Lockridge delivering the pitch, and a high-scoring game highlighted by late innings and several base hits.
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Piedmont Park
Typow
Barbers
Charles Willem Bernterdt
Violen Labor
Seagan
Charlie Lockridge
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Barbery
EL Barbers
Parval Suammery
Neton
Kereham
Morgan
Norton
Alolen
Brown
Shumate
Hughes wins historic pitching duel for Washington
Washington losses to Cleveland 3 to 4 as Hughes strikes out twelve in a 1:49 affair. Berger and Bemis catch for Cleveland while Street combines with Bemis. Detroit tops Philadelphia 4 to 3 behind a late Mullin stumble. Boston beats Chicago 8 to 3 on Winter’s two runs and strong relief. St Louis defeats New York 7 to 5 as Chesbro and Lake shine for the Mets.
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Lbs
Montgomery
Tae Ng Mobile
Billingham South Avenus
Jechcomville
Pa Columbia
Cy Auguete
Macon
Charlatton
Goicexo
Cincinnaat
Pittebi
Philadelphis
New York
Oas
Joeton
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Amesto
York
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Cleveland
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Washington
Lopis
Hughes
Meh Wearon
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Ion
Street
Berger
Bemis
Tima
Huret
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Mullin
Philadelphs
Payne
Kreusa
Powers
Sueridno
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Instant Relief
A testimonial heavy ad claims Eclipse Catarrh Cure gives instant relief from catarrh, clears air passages, and promises a permanent cure even for long afflicted sufferers. It uses patient letters praising the remedy, offers a trial package, and asks readers to send for a booklet with testimonials.
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M.C. Black
Anderson
Weil Pasar
Senate approves air space bill for steerage ship passengers
The senate today passed a bill suspending certain rules to allow for erester air space on ships. The measure amends the passenger net and prohibits steerage travelers from using pauromger decks unless seated safely beside hatchways. The act aligns with inspection service interaction requirements.
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Senate
Stam in a Triumph in Belmont Ladies Stakes
Stam ine the 2 to 6 favorite easily won the Belmont Park Ladies Stakes one mile for three year olds defeated Anonyma and Laughing Eyes. Anonyma Keene Stable finished second after opening at 8 to 1 and drifting to 20 to 1. Sanctus won the International Steeplechase. Superman retired to stud.
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Anonyma
Sanctus
Superman
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Cordele Wapatch Presents Sunday Dispatch Under New Ownership
Judge J B Smith bought all stock of The Post Publishing Company and its Cordele plant, to run The Sunday Dispatch from Harmon building. Alvin Roberts edits. Alvin Heberia publishes The Sunday Dispatch that began with 800 circulation and rapid growth. The plant will be overhauled and June 7 issue likely from the new quarters with a Saturday news service planned.
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Cordele
Judge J.B. Smith
The
Post Publishing Company
Cordele Daily News
Daily Past
Anest
South Georgia
Harmon
Sunday Dispatch
Judge Smith Ia
Alvin Roberts
Thia
Vsssue
Lune 7
Dispatch Publishing Company
Passenger train soon over the A B and A road
Regular passenger service to Atlanta expected between June 6 and date to be announced after track connections are completed. Work under General Manager Bennyman connects A B and A lines to Southern and Western and Atlantic lines at Bellwood avenue. The first arrivals include a chartered train bringing guests from Fitzgerald and other towns. An intra-city event will showcase the new service. An entertaining game between Georgia Military Academy faculty and seniors ended with the faculty victory. The standout performance came from Dr Curkinsed and Colomal Wash.
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Birmingham
Atlantic
Véth
Alex Bonnyman
Southern
Bellwood Avenue
Western
Norice
Atlanta Chamber
Commerce
Fitsgerald
Sports A
Georgia Military Academy
Dhame
Te Excell Jent
Curkinsed
Veiled Debate on Animal Cruelty Then and Now
Fragmentary text presents a debate on the morality of animal cruelty. It cites Vedder and Tennyson, mentions Brudder Members, and references a broader "thinking pulse" calling for continued discussion while noting the Veroperature remains in the eighties.
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Tennyson
Brudder
Unsettled Weather Looms With Showers Likely Nearby
Weather outlook remains unsettled with occasional showers and near stationary temperatures. The forecast notes continued unsettled conditions in the area, while a terse line mentions a few names that appear garbled in the OCR.
Rummage Sale Planned for May on Peters Street
A rummage sale will be held Friday and Saturday on May 29 and 30 on Peters Street. Proceeds benefit local community projects and church programs.
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Peters Street
Brickbat Incident During Officer Downing Near Piedmont Corners
A Black individual assaulted Officer Sanders with a brickbat during a failed arrest of JJimsen Gera near Piedmont and Hits streets. Sanders was knocked down but escaped, and the assailant fled after a struggle before dawn. the pursuit continued into the morning with no arrest reported.
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Wililé
Jjimsen Gera
Piedmont
Sanders
Banders
Otiver Klaer Qan
Ezzard Arrested on Forgery Charge Bond Set
W T W Ezzard, a well to do Fulton resident near Buckhead, was arrested and placed under $2000 bond on charges tied to forged Columbus clearing house certificates. Four men indicted in Fulton County include C B Davis Rome Ga J J Weaver Columbus W C Bowden Columbus and T W Bizard. Certificates allegedly printed in Atlanta and forged in Columbus. Cotton States League scores from Jackson Meridian and Monroe listings follow.
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W. Besard
Fulton
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