Indians Win Sally Pennant Thriller In Savannah
Albany, Ga September 7 Savannah defeated Albany for the pennant by winning the fourth game 4 to 3. The visitors outfielded the locals and used the bases to advantage. Walton started for Albany but was pulled for Smallwood. Williams and Yielding worked through tight spots. A long running catch by Lanfish highlighted the game before 1,400 spectators.
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Sign On Right Field Fundraiser Prompts Players Support
Nym Hart, a candidate for superintendent of construction, offered $3 to the Welchence fund for each player he hits with his sign on the right field. The appeal targets Atlanta players under Captain Harry, inviting locals to pose against the white sign to aid the fund.
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Texas League standings shift as pennant hangs on protest
Texas close to final results with Houston leading by half a game after Dallas and Waco split final games. Waco protests two Houston wins. if upheld Waco would claim the pennant. Other contending teams include Beaumont, Galveston, Fort Worth, Dallas, San Antonio and Austin.
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Tri-State closes season with Harrisburg 2s pennant
Tri-State league baseball season ends with Harrisburg 2s taking the pennant in Harrisburg, Pa. Allentown finishes second followed by Reading, Wilmington, Trenton, and Lancaster.
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Crackers Rout Gulls 12 to 3 in Quick Game
Bill Smith's Crackers unleashed a full array of plays to topple Mobile Gulls 12 to 3. Key pitching by Emmet Perryman and timely hitting fueled the win, while umpires Hudderham and Bratenstein earned praise for calling close plays cleanly.
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Crackers Sweep Gulls In Labor Day Double Header
By Dick Jemison the Crackers crushed Mobile Gulls in both Labor Day games scoring 11 10 and 1? 1 with 36 hits led by Morley Jennings seven hits in nine trips Breitenstein and Rudderkam umpires praised the effort placing the Crackers in third and three and a half games behind second with a double header today at 2 o clock Elliott Dent Carl Thompson expected to sing for the Crackers Jim Gudger and Jim Keeley for the Gulls
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Crackers overwhelm Mobile in afternoon game 10 to 1
Cracker hitters lead by Williams and McConnell as Morley Jennings shines in center field. Long, Bisland and Kircher contribute multiple hits while Townsend struggles, and Atlanta fans witness a decisive 10 to 1 victory over Mobile.
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Giants and Braves Tied After Labor Day Games in Boston
Giants and Braves remain tied for the lead after Labor Day play in Boston. In the morning, Boston defeated New York 5 to 4 as Johnny Evers scored on Christy Mathewson’s late misplay. in the afternoon, New York hammered Boston 10 to 1 behind strong hitting against Tyler and Crutcher. The day featured the heaviest crowds in the city’s history for two games.
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Chicks Hikes¢ Memphis Item Begins Brief
Memphis dispatch dated September 7 reports a brief item beginning with In one and continuing in later lines. The fragment provides limited readable details about a local event or incident and mentions no clear names, places, or outcomes beyond the city and date.
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Harry Welch Sinks Under Treatment at Asheville
Harry Welch, Cracker captain, is in Asheville North Carolina undergoing treatment for health issues. He reported another throat hemorrhage tied to overexertion and said doctors advised taking it easier for the duration of his stay. Manager Smith received a letter from Welch noting the recent spell and his condition.
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Unclear 19th Century Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered game pairings and locations including Boston and Brooklyn in a National League context. No coherent date, teams, or outcomes can be confirmed from the available text.
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Gibbons Wins Ten-Round Decision In Michigan Bout
In Benton Harbor Mike Gibbons the St Paul middleweight defeated Chicago’s George Brown by decision after ten rounds. Grant Park Juniors routed Central Baptists in a double header first game 4 to 2 with five Grant Park hits to seven for Central Baptist. second game Grant Park won 8 to 0 with seven hits.
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Battle Report From Central League Recruit Game
The brief describes a game featuring Humphries Fittery and Central league recruit Rae with scoreline 9 74 100 001 Olx 38. Players Fittsry Clark Bresnahan Gonsales and Humphries are noted along with umpires Rigler and Hart.
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Byptok Glasses Offered by I Moore & Sons
A brief ad notes priceless or near and far eye items from I Moore and Sons located at 42 North Broad Street in the Grant Building. The line conveys a sale or listing for BYPTOK GLASSES with an old style phrasing likely from a historical paper.
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