Mobile Comes Today For Two In Labor Parade Series
Mobile hosts two games at Ponce de Leon Park against New Orleans Birmingham and Little Rock in a three game series. The Champs aim to rebound after a disastrous road stretch as fans watch for pivotal pennant race progress this season.
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Charley Shields Beats Barons In Memphis Bout
Charley Shields defeated the Barons in Memphis Tennessee on September 6. Walle Smelds allowed but three hits and no run. Robertaile was hit freely as Memphis won the score and game.
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Memphis
Enacting of Gillas SPIKED IN EYE incident noted
Fragmentary OCR text references an event described as spiked in the eye with mentions of Beft and si hatsleleaned dyed and reshaped at Busses 2814 Whitehall. The readable fragment provides limited context about the incident and locations.
Castro Sign Back in Right Field After Suspension
Dick Jemison reports Castro will play today returning to his familiar shortstop position after Moran's suspension. Castro may not hit heavy, but he remains active and integral in games as Macon anticipates next season’s manager ahead.
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Don Yan
Tigers
Browns
Detroit
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Cleveland
Ventordas
Mat St Louie
American Association Results Highlight Postponed Games
Postponed Saturday games between Louisville and Indianapolis Toledo and Columbus are rescheduled for today at Popier Springs starting 2:30 pm. Both teams are evenly matched and expected to draw crowds. Also noted are Atlanta’s Tommie Modilitlan joining Brooklyn and Toe Pilg as notable infielders. The Southern runs fastest Norfolk service leaves Atlanta 11:00 am daily arriving 8:50 am next day.
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New York
New Orleans
Atlanta Made Automobile Set for Market
An Atlanta built car by Wood Cleveland of St Petersburg Fla claims to solve wasted horsepower with a front chain steering system and universal wheel joints. The venture, started three months ago at Peach Tanner’s Machine Co in Courtland Street, aims for northern capital and patent rights in multiple countries, with production to begin soon under the name A Jamia Made.
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Jacksonville
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Land
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Russia
Spain
Jamia
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Norbert L. Wiggs
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Pirates and Cubs split doubleheader in Chicago and Pittsburg
Chicago and Pittsburg split the games as Pirates win the first 4 2 in seven innings on a grounder error and Cubs win the second 8 7 in a late rally. Abuatie chio Wil son Phelps and Gibson staged Chicago rallies while Pittsburg bats produced a late surge in the finale.
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CUBS
Boxing Bouts for Labor Day in California Open Air Arena
San Francisco on September six reports a Labor Day boxing card with 12 round bouts and multiple title prospects. Ketchell Papke Moran Attell Gans and Gany will headline undercard and main events while James J Jeffries is named referee for the holiday showcase in open air arena at Selma and Manda with strong betting odds and down to weight competitors.
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Acell
Elson
Gans Moran
Attell
Coffroth
Selma
Manda
Los Angeles
Ketchell
Papke
Vernon
James J Jeffries
White Sox Win and Tie Put Chicago Second Place
In a doubleheader opener Chicago wins 7 to 1 over Cleveland, shifting into second place as Owen of Chicago and Berger of Cleveland pitched a tight second game that went 11 innings before darkness halted play. Batteried by Smith and Sullivan in the opener, Cleveland managed a late push. In game two, Owen and Sullivan matched until a decisive late run, with Bemis mopping up.
Whitey Gusee Defeats Breit In Doubled Header
In New Orleans on September 6 a double header was scheduled between Whitey Gusee and Breit with one game played. The first game stretched to extra innings, darkness halted play after five innings, and no result was declared. Matthews contributed an error that helped the locals, Brettenstein added key hits, and a home run by Matthews tied the score in the 14th inning before Brettenstein incurred four runs in the late game.
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Schwenck Pitches First and Garrity the Second
Fall squad in good condition leaves Memphis for Nashville after a farewell at the station. Manager Babb and the team expect a tough schedule with fifteen players ready. Pitcher Schwenck led the caravan. Lahber Garric o slated to pitch the second game as eleven games in eight days test the locals resilience.
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Nashville
Mercer team prepares for hard football practice season
Mercer university braces for a demanding season opening with Coach Blake on campus mapping initial work. Promising new players and veterans from last year begin work with enthusiasm as rigorous sessions and early progress promise a strong campaign.
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Mercer University
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Blake
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Faust
Baseball Scores Across The Nation Reach Wide Gaps
Teams collided in a flurry of games with Tigers Browns and Cubs in Detroit Chicago and New Orleans producing heavy batting and late rallying. Whitey Gueap pitched fourteen innings for New Orleans as offenses pounded Old Man BrotEinstein. Standings show Nashville New Orleans Memphis and others close behind as doubleheaders reshape the race.
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New Orleans
Broit- Enstein
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Atlanta Athletic Club state amateur champs claim Georgia title
The Atlanta Athletic Club claimed the Georgia state amateur championship after winning the doubleheader at Ponce de Leon and sweeping Griffin in two contests. The team featured Burgess as a rising star at first base and Heisman guiding the squad through hard battles, with Keen and Davenport praised for fielding and coaching as the club secured the state crown.
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Elmore
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Oscar Evereth
Janet
Fei Smith
Armatead
Armstead
Arnstead
Wim
Cacelius
Robert Savitz
Harmen
Kiein
Nampion Adlets
Georgia
Despondent man dies from throat injuries in Columbus
In Columbus on September 8 a despondent man slashed his throat. He died from his injuries at the city hospital this morning. Burial planned for Newberry South Carolina. The piece notes a large public meeting discussing free schools through tenth grade and a peaceful community mood, with the fall term of the echo loom upcoming.
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