Nashville’s Hot Finish Hopes in Tight Pelicans Race
Nashville faces a hard campaign with New Orleans and Chattanooga chasing the top. The Pelicans, chasing a league title and a $1500 prize, rely on home success while the Fishermen seek balance in pitching and lineup as Nashville pressures for a late surge. The Remnants open at Little Rock, end in Memphis, with possible exhibition games planned afterward.
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Charley Frank
New Orleans
Pelicans
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Memphis
Little Rock
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Fisher
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Birmingham
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Dannehow
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Anii Eploit
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Pelicans Sweep Chattanooga In Doubleheader At New Orleans
New Orleans defeats Chattanooga baseball club 3 0 in the first game and 8 0 in the second at Athletic Park. About 4000 spectators saw sharp play with French and Herbert starring for New Orleans and Hopkins and Roth for the visitors. Brunner and Adams pitched in the 2nd game. Rain kept some away. Final score totals show New Orleans ahead in both contests with a 2 game sweep.
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Ighton
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Atlanta Team Faces Hard Season and Uncertain Plans
The Atlanta team ended a trying season with criticism of effort and cohesion. Injuries and player departures harmed performance, but additions and steady captaincy by Winters gave a glimmer of recovery. Prospects hinge on retaining most players and hiring a firmer, merit-based manager to restore harmony and chase the pennant next year.
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Pabst
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Busch
Chattanooga
Delshanty
Birmingham
Winters
Péty Sonel
Svort
Valdors
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Peter
Unknown Hopkins 3 First base on offers, New Orleans 1
Shreveport and Birmingham games highlight sensational fielding by Page and F. Smith. Memphis vs Nashville ends with a dramatic ninth inning aided by ground rules and a two-base hit by La Rocque. Attendance 4,000. Batteries St. Vrain Armstrong and Sanders Accoratti.
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Page
H. E. Birmingham
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Nashville
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Armstrong
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Detroit 11 Baltimore 6 leads AL games
Detroit bats explode with four singles and Howell error in first inning and five more runs in seventh. Casey shines at third. Baltimore offense limited as McCarthy, Egan, Buelow yield runs. Attendance 1,787. Boston tops St Louis 6 2 in third game. Chicago wins first game. second game ends after thirteen innings. Cleveland Philadelphia game moved to tomorrow due to local rules.
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American Association Scores Snapshot
At Toledo Louisville 7 to 6. At Kansas City Minneapolis 6 to 3. Milwaukee beat St Paul 4 3 in first game and 3 0 in second. At Columbus 2 Indianap...
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Taken Back To Mississippi
Special Traveling Sergeant Henry of the penitentiary returned from Columbus Georgia with escaped convict R. M. Hall who was captured there and sent to Mississippi on Governor Longing's requisition. Hall is educated and skilled as a bookkeeper and had caused trouble for prison authorities. He escaped about four to six months ago from Oklahoma first, then moved toward Georgia before capture. He will be kept under tight surveillance henceforth.
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Peniitentiary
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R. M. Hall
Misssissippi
Longing
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Georgia
Prince Leads Savannah Bicycle Races Opener At Coliseum
Jack Prince brings a team to Savannah for a three cornered bicycle race series at the coliseum. The opening heat features Jay Eaton Gus Lawson and Charles Turville with Walthour expected by Monday afternoon. Prince promises a strong program and additional riders arrive after September 15.
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Coliseum
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Jack Prince
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Gus Lawson
Charles Turville
Ben Monroe
Jimmie Hunter
George Leander
Howard Freeman
Candy
Fack
Walthour
Mrs J F Cronin Injured in Stage Collision
Mrs Cronin was seriously hurt when a trolley car struck the buggy she and Dr J F Cronin were riding in at the Courtland and East Cain streets corner yesterday afternoon. The doctor escaped injury. Mrs Cronin was aided to a nearby residence and later home at 151 Jackson Street.
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Confederate Veterans Club Forms In Atlanta New Meeting Called
A call from Sid Holland for a 9 AM meeting of committees from Atlanta's four Confederate veteran camps seeks to arrange a veterans social club and studious rooms. Mayor council notice outlines sewer construction along West Inter Street from train sewer to Vine Street at Maple to Vine, cost $900, with next council session Sept 15 1902.
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Atlanta Invites President Roosevelt to Southern Interstate Fair
Chattanooga committees report express wish to have President Roosevelt visit Atlanta during the Southern Interstate Fair. A special party would travel by train to present the invitation, with telegrams to the president’s secretary arranging a potential meeting and a visit to the horse show if the president cannot attend.
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Tnterstate
Roosevelt
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Chamber of Commmerce
Hoke Smith
R. Lowry
Clark Howell
J. BB Thompson
I. M. Atsin
J. K. Grr
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Marion Jackson
J. Co. White
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Southern Interstate Fair Association
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W. R. Joyner
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J. H Nucnady
F J. Paxon
R. F. Maddox
Dee John 3. Candler
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Co B. Harmon
C A. Wickersham
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Milt Syul
Thomas Lumpkin
W. Lb. Seruges
Sidney Ormond
W. B. Roberts
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