Memphians Edge Cubs in 12th to End 1908 Series
Wartimes Could Not Band Wits in Bat One inning. McMurray's pegging was a feature as Memphians break up the 1908 series with a 1 to 0 extra inning win over the Cubs. Garrity pitched well for Chicago, while Carter and Cranston sparked Memphis with solid defense and timely hits. The game featured late scoring and sharp defense, drawing a small crowd.
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Warties
Murray
Manwell Witches
Little Rock
Phi A
Cubs
Memphians
Sztter
Tim
Innnings
Dul MscMurray
Garrity
Jordan
Beerward
Becker
Cayton
Cranston
Eitor Allowet
Tae
Wilkes
Ie Alt
Carey
Jordan Dombie
Whela Memphis
Memphis
Maareil
Lite Rock
Keith Relayed. Little Rock Pitcher Leaves Club
Keith Ikelth, recently signed by Little Rock, will abandon baseball for the season after a strong opening game against New Orleans. He informed Manager Finn he cannot pitch again this season and will return to Oxford this fall. If his arm improves, he plans to rejoin the Travelers in June next spring.
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Ark
Ikelth
New Orleans
Finn
Sesson
Oxford
Travelers
Climbing club edges Gulls in tight 3-2 win
The climbers beat the gulls 3 to 2 with a three base hit by Biss and two base hits by Thornton along with multiple sacrifices and double plays. Killian struck out twice, Juul struck out twice, Shannon J. recorded a passed ball and a time of 0:87 with Umpire Wheeler.
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ATK
Larsen
Robertailie
Birmingham
Little Rock Ab
A. & Griffin
Lallinn
Connors
Page
J Wan
Ie Wee
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Bax
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Wiseman
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Douglas
The
Amth
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Duggan
New Orleans
Hen Rickert
Meek
Hauk
Walters Rohe
Collins, Floss
Rtti
Northern
Wood Heniine
Hews
T & of Smith
Stalen
Dow Dundon
Ney
Helm
Ai Fi Robertartie
Henn Huber
Nash
Matthews
Nill
Dundon
Braitenstein
Ors
Breitenetela
Horiburt
Fitzsimmons
Brown
Biss
Thornton
Bockenfeld
Grominger
Krebs
Shannon
Killian
Oien
Reaga
James Ts Sabiie
Juul
Shannon J
Wheeler
Columbus and St Paul Tie in A A Results
Columbus and St Paul played to a 2 2 draw in the American Association with both teams scoring in a balanced match. Ind iA and Siinvenpolis reported the other results from the New Paper Hatheve standings.
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Columbus 2
India
St. Paul Eaves City
Siinvenpolis
Count Castro to umpire city amateur championship series
The Georgia Railway and Electric Company meets the Atlanta Athletic Club this afternoon at Pouls de Leon at 3:30 for the first game of a three game series to decide the city amateur championship. Georgia Railway and Electric holds a 1,009 unbeaten percentage. Count Louis Castro will umpire.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Atanta Athletic Club
Poucs de Leon
Ins
Louis Castre
Pelicans win first. second game tight in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a doubleheader where Duggan’s wildness helps Nashville lose early, and in the second game Bartley receives strong support to keep the Birds a few points ahead of rivals. Dundon is ejected for arguing a call, replaced by a center fielder.
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New Orleans
Duggan
Nashville
Bartley
The
Birds
Dundon
Athletics take hold in Rockmart game 6 to 5
The Athletics beat Rockmart 6 to 5 after a tense contest at Pones de Leon. Fred Nagh was spiked at home, Sam Woodward energized the lineup, and M Robinson stole home in the seventh to seal the win.
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Y Howell Foreman
Pones de Leon
Athletics
Sam Woodward
Tire
Tommy Kiein
The
Athletica
Barbour
Rockmart
Perryman
Hockmert Hay & Crack Battery
Hockmert Hay & Crack Battery. A the Athletic Club
Kitchen
Minth
M. Robinson
R Rockmann
Perrypan and Barbour, Klein and Armstead
Hayes Quits Amateurs Marathon Winner Resigns
John J Hayes, winner of the London Olympic Marathon, resigns from the Amateur Athletic Union. In a letter to James E Sullivan, president of the National Association, Hayes cites circumstance and opportunity as reasons for leaving the amateur ranks. He expresses regret and appreciation for the support shown by associates.
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New York
Jonn J. Hayes
London
Layes
Amateur
Athelic Union
James E. Sullivan
National Athletic Association of America
Mr. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Association
Feld
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Virginia League Results Report Shows Mixed Outcomes
A fragmented recap lists Lynchburg 8 and Danville 4 in Lynchburg. Roanoke 2, Portsman 4? Richmond B 0. Norzole 0. Richmond 4, Nevilk. The standings read like a chaotic scoreboard with inconsistencies and unclear team spellings.
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Danville
Roanoke
Portsmaard
Richmond
Norzole
Nevilk
Burns Beats Bill Lang in Sixth Round Fight
Melbourne report states American heavyweight Tommy Byrne defeated Bill Lang in the sixth round at Victoria. The article notes Byrne’s victory, with boxing details and event context.
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Bill” Lang
Melbourne
Tommy” Byrne
Victoria
Substitute pennant gamble sparks Diamond Doings analysis
Howell Foremen urges inventive substitute for the pennant as a predictor of baseball success. discussion centers on crowd turnout tied to pennant prospects, praise for Bill Bernhard and tips on team strength, players moving to majors, and a recap of late season pitching feats by Spade Ford Castleton and others in New Orleans Memphis and Little Rock.
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Morse
Edison
Bill Bernhard
Bin
Yatt
Hig Sayiage
Atigota
Pelicans
Wen Yng
Twitter
Bob Spade
Roy Castleton
Russell Ford
Castleton
Ford
Spade
Ward
Stade
New Orleans
Mempug
Little Rock
Maskette and Dorante Dominate Twin City Handicaps
Sheepshead Bay September racing card features James R. Keene entering Maskette who wins the Great Tilly stakes at a furlong, with Wedding Belle second and Lady Bedford third. Dorante takes the Twin City handicap in a close finish, followed by Mashe Reanert and Stamina. Trance wins the Autumn Maiden stakes amid a busy six-race program.
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James R. Keene
Maskette
Wedding Belle
Lady Bedford
Mediant
Widing Bells
Meciant
Wedding Bells
Dorante
Lee
Grand
Barn Inrus
Stamina
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Trance
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iNotter Secon
Brookdale Nymph
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McCarihe
Anni Winitres
tMumani
Mine Urawfort
Arieran
Notter
Black Oak
Ceadi
Juggier
Aliding Fein
Iron Sea Wolf
Rad Newa
Burdweiser Beer Dominates Worldwide Sales
Burdweiser is described as the most popular beer globally with higher cost at the brewery. Its sales surpass those of all other bottled beers, indicating broad recognition of its superiority.
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W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.l.douglas
Douglas Boys
W. L
Amd
W.j.douglas Brookton
J. L. Douglas Shoe Store
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
S&s
Murphy seats Cross in six round New York bout
In Ulmer Park a large crowd watched Tommy Murphy defeat Leach Cross in a six round bout. The fight was active from start to finish with Murphy the aggressor, though no decision was rendered under the rules. Murphy appeared the stronger fighter of the two.
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Murphy
Cross
New York
Ulmer Park
Tommy Murphy
Leach Cross
Primary results in Douglas County Georgia reveal winners
In Douglas County Georgia on September 2 the primary results show Upshaw as representative Pittman as ordinary Bearden as collector McGuirk as sheriff Winn as clerk with other races still in doubt.
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Douglas County
Douglasville
Upshaw
Pittman
Bearden
McGuirk
Winn
Sewers to cost Athens 10000 in major project
The city of Athens Ga announces a large sewer expansion with 10000 allocated for a main sewer line running through the northern and northwestern streets. City engineer Harnett will begin work within two days. The total sewer spending for the year is 860000, expected to fully sewer the city.
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Athens
Engieet Harnett
Strtiona
Wonders Win on Ponce de Leon Avenue
The Boy Wonders defeated the Third Ward Graves by 14 to 1 on Ponce de Leon avenue the day before yesterday. Henson of the Wonders pitched a one hit game and the contest stayed close early before the Wonders opened a large lead.
Tri-State Tennis Tourney Opens With Surprises in Cincinnati
Cincinnati September 7 Tri State Tennis tournament opens with brisk play. F Garrison defeats F. Garrison in men singles 6-8 7-6 6-8? Later results note Lockhorn over Gultu Gates 6-8 1-5 and several defaults due to personal reasons. Mrs Adele is a Htte girl and Martha Kinnes wins in women's singles. Mixed doubles saw Kitray and Hoppe beat Dowthy and Mugh 0-4 6-3.
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Thi Bray
Tennix
F. Garrison
Lockborn
Gultu Gates
Breed
H. H Bates
Natalie Breed
Slater
Alan
Ruth Kinney
Ph. R. Hawk
Philadelphia
Art F. Thine
Ciminnad
Cenver
Massachusetta
Tlank
Phladelphia
Ramsry
Cinder
Qututtenn
Heal
M Ramsey
Ming Martha Kinnes
May Sutton Coy
First Conviction In Wholesale Theft Of Exam Papers
Montgomery September 2 1924 The first state conviction for wholesale stealing of examination papers was secured today. C H McCord a black leader was fined 100 dollars on a guilty plea. He is alleged to have led distribution of the copies made from stolen papers. About six hundred answer sheets were found with questions copied from the stolen papers.
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Montgomery
Ala
C. H. McCord
Une Quest
National Phillies beat Brooklyn in 17 innings in Philadelphia
Brooklyn suffered a 3 to 2 defeat in a marathon seventeen inning game in Philadelphia. Corridon earned the win with a single scoring Hrensfeld. Brooklyn tied it on Alperman’s double and a series of plays. A doubleheader stretched to long length, forcing the second game to be postponed. Two games scheduled for tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Today
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le Hoveyne Tailors
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Hrensfeld
Osborne
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Tummel
Jordan
Ratreviss
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Sen
Corridien
Doolin
Emisite
Hayes to headline vaudeville tour after marathon win
John J Hayes, London Gympie marathon winner, signs with a New York agency to perform in vaudeville across the country for thirty weeks starting next Monday. He will recount the marathon story and demonstrate running on a treadmill, using his prize on bronze display for advertising.
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Vandevile Theaters
New York
John J Hayes
Hayes
Baseball Scores and Highlights From September 2 Games
Detroit toppled by Cleveland with five runs in the fifth as Donovan leads Donavan and Schaeffer connected. Washington beat Boston 3 to 2 with McBride and Ganey standouts. Athletics triumphed 5 to 4 over Kansas City. Philadelphia edged New York 7 to 5 as Lake and Kleinow pace the visitors. Chicago passed St Louis 4 to 1 as Howell shines. Acworth rally secures 16 to 6 win over Calhoun in final series game.
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Rik Chicagery
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Sulman
Dineen
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Stephens
Hurst
O Loughlin
Acworth
Calhoun
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Bentley
Lemo McMill
McLain
Walter
Richards
Alpharetta Team Faces Schedule Amid Feather Debate
The sporting editor recalls an earlier report claiming Alpharetta would skip a game after a “white feather” incident. Coach Herman of the Athletics sought a wall scroll to placate the team for a three game series with the Gray Railway and Electric Company squad, starting today at 3:90 Orlova.
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Yerterday
Herman
Athletics
Eoray Railway
Eblestrie Company
Orlova
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