Falcons Triumph In Atlanta Baseball Tilt Details
Atlanta built late runs for a 7-2 win over Little Rock, with Winters leading at the plate and Fox shaping the mound work. Jordan, Fox and Wallace contributed key hits as McVay’s squad loosened late. Rudderham officiated a tense contest amid scattered fielding miscues and bids for steals.
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Winters
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Wallace
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Crealer
Kmith
Sorat
Hottman
Fes
John Fox
Arches
Sparky
Ramoye
Kile
Little Rock
It Morse
Wig Winters
Smit
Dim Fox
Sonn Fox
Johnson
Morse
Jim Ox
Sid Smith
Balla
Sparks
Allen
S Parks
All Amateur Ball Players Urged to Clean and Shape Fett Nats
A brief notice calls on all amateur ball players to bring their old fett nats to Buse Meys for cleaning and reshaping. The directive emphasizes readiness and care for equipment.
Malarky Wins for Sleepers in Montgomery Shootout
Montgomery shut out Shreveport behind Malarky good pitching in a 4 to 7 win. Highlights include Abstein on bases, Abstein doubled, muted by Malarky, and key double plays with Abstein to Smith. Umpire Campau presided as the game stretched to 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Shreveport
Malarky
Lefe
Abstein
Malarky Hees
Fraher
Murch
Perry
Abatein
Smith
Attuck
Dy Fisher
Atolen Bess
Graffus
Grreveport
Campau
Sawyer Wins Golf Match at Lout September 8
D B E Sawyer of Wheated Golf Club Chicago defeats Warren H Wood of Homewood to claim the amateur championship of the Western Golf Association after a stretched 37-hole match at Glen Echo. Both players traded holes in a tense finish, with Sawyer pressing after trailing early and securing victory on the final stretch.
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Western Golf Association
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Homewood Golf Club
Glen Echo
Sawyer
Woods
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Wood
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Gaddie Plodder Man Faces 1m Ongoing Case
A local figure identified as Gaddie Plodder is cited in a concise notice regarding a one million unit undertaking at an old stand. The report notes a businessman named 2 Bisans involved in current activities.
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Local line up for next year in Atlanta baseball
Manager Dilly Smith plans scouting trips after the Southern League season ends to recruit new players for 1907. Sid Smith will be kept as catcher. several players will depart including Dick Crozier and Jock Evers. Expected 1907 lineup includes Foran, Jordan, Winters, Zeller, Sparks, and others yet to be finalized.
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Dilly Smith
Atlanta
Dilly
Hid Smith
Sidney
Smith
Jeurately
Cie
Dick Croser
Avante
Panton
California
Jie
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Feosfold
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New York Americans
Griffith
Jimmy Archer
Carrott Amert
Doc Shida
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New York Americans to Train in Atlanta Next Season
Clark Griffith plans the New York Americans to train at Ponce de Leon in Atlanta when the park opens next season. No definite arrangements, but Griffith has for two years favored Atlanta and has spoken with management. Previous efforts linked New York to Atlanta in 1902 and 1904, with Cleveland later supplying players.
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York
Ponce de Leon
Cleveland
Napa
Atlanta
Charlie Jackson
Florida
Tom Iuaghes
Uncertain first year decisions loom for Atlanta baseball squad
The article details possible retention of Billy Smith, Childs, Harley, and other players for 1907 with questions over arm health and starting roles. It notes potential new faces, including a left fielder and two pitchers, as Atlanta eyes strengthening the roster and aiming for a pennant next season.
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Harley
Stakey
Wallace
Hoffman
Atlanta
Ne Falta
Thors
Whitey ‘Morse
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Hara
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Jana
Ucker
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Sewanee Boys Break Records at Annual Track Meet
Sewanee Varsity track at Sewanee Tenn set nine records as Shutter won the 100 yard dash and Eisele placed second with a Hewanes mark of 104-8. Sheffer Bret led the 220 yard dash with 23 3-3, Popa and Lyne followed. Gardner Orat won the grammar 78 yard dash in 3-5, with Bates and Harang second and third. Klade Strat won the running high jump at 2 12 in, while Chempo led in the broad jump with 18 ft 9 in, Eisele second, Ambler third. Hammer throw saw Byans first, Stone first in shot put, with Eisele third and others.
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Sawanes
Tenn
Bewanes
Fwanee
Exente
Shutter
Eisele
Williama
Hewanes
Sheffer Bret
Popa
Lyne
Grammar School
Gardner Orat
Bates
Harang
Herdlea
Bhaffer Frat
F. Sharpe
Sewanee
Klade Strat
Barnwell
Knight
Chempo
Ambler
Bewange
Palmerymecom
Beals Wright Wins The Cup In Tri-State Tennis Championship
In Cincinnati three thousand spectators saw Beals C Wright claim the men's singles title in the Tri State Tennis Championship while May Sutton Wright defeated M Gordon Leroy for the ladies title. Sutton won the ladies bowl, and Wright won the governor’s cup for a third time. The singles final featured Wright steady play against Leroy’s bold returns with Wright prevailing in three sets. May Sutton and Florence Sutton, sisters, faced each other in the ladies final, with May winning in two straight sets and contending to hold the bowl next year. Separate reports from New York note yearling sales at Shreveport with notable prices including a full brother to Halifax at 6100 dollars.
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Leroy
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Sewanee Track Meet Highlights and Records
The report lists event results from a track meet at Sewanee, noting top finishers in events such as the mile run and relay races. It records times and placements for athletes including Shaw, Knight, Khient, and others, with the Class of 1907 earning a banner and the overall team title at 42 points, edging the 1909 class with 41 points.
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Evans
Wanee
Pole Yauit
Bhatter
Elela Arcond
Aharpe
Sewanee
Eun
Shaw
Knight
Orant
Khient
Wowanes
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Atlanta Starring as Money-Making Town in League
Atlanta is described as a prosperous host for years with Gate City contributing heavily to visiting clubs and attracting crowds in Memphis and other cities. The piece notes Atlanta’s strong guarantees to teams, frequent full houses, and status as a key money making town for baseball despite competition from other cities.
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Atlanta
Gate City
Record Mile by Dan Paten Aims World Mark at State Fair
Dan Paten driven pacer King of Pacers clocked a mile in 1 55 at the state fair grounds drawing about 25 000 spectators. The performance set a world record pace early with splits near 98 and 26 seconds for the first half, as Heraay and a pacemaker trailed, prompting discussion on whether the remote whip would be permitted by the trotting association.
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Dan Paten
State Fair Grounds
Hipself
Lexington
Heraay
Tima
Trotting Association
Notice of Implied Marriage Dialogue Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows a conversation about marriage and debt. Gouod-Heartad asks for payment as a condition, while Lanfilady resists. Mr Tera is referenced, and a remark about owing money appears, indicating a disrupted notice or dialogue.
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Lanfilady
Tera
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