Champs Hit Hard and Win Easily at Pelicans Game
Atlanta tied 11 Mobie 1 in Birmingham as the Champs dominated, with Thornton Dyer and Moran delivering key hits. Becher Jordan and Moran scored on timely hits, while Becher and Fox provided RBI support. Kilian and Johns matched pitchers, but the Champs pulled away with late runs and a strong defensive effort.
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Town meeting at Thompson and Ivy’s old store aims to discuss campaign plans
Residents gather Thursday night at the old store on Hunter and Frazier streets to hear plain business men discuss campaign topics. Passengers feel at home aboard the New York and New Orleans Limited with comforts. it leaves Atlanta at 1 a.m. and arrives in New York at 12 30 noon Eastern time on the Southern Railway.
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Pelicans Visit Champs in Four Game Set at Ponce de Leon
Dick Jemison reports a four game series where the Pelicans visit the Champs at Ponce de Leon. Lineups feature two new faces for the Pelicans and several injuries affecting both teams as Tarleton and Silvar Bill Phips return, with efforts focused on winning the exhibition and earning the eye of the home crowd.
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Senators Sweep Doubleheader Against Travelers
In a two game set, Senators win both halves of a September doubleheader at Reagan's ballpark. Montgomers led off with strong hitting in the opener, while Thomas scattered hits in the second game. Seven innings per game due to early exit. scoring hinged on Reagan’s home run and bases loaded hits.
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Pelicans Edge Barons 3 1 Inerrant Game Summary
Pelicans beat the Barons 3 to 1 with Connors reaching on Thomas calls and a 9th inning double play sequence. Montgomery, Lattin, and others contributed with base hits as Robinson, Clark, and teammates staged defensive plays including a pivotal double play. Also notes Vanderbilt racing plans and a Norfolk train schedule appear in a jumbled, historical clippings mash.
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Gans and Nelson Fight Today in Colma Title Bout
San Francisco September 8 The pugilistic carnival of this week peaks with Battling Nelson defending his lightweight title against Joe Gans in Colma tomorrow afternoon. Both boxers weighed near 133 pounds, with Nelson as favorite and betting brisk at 10 to 6. Gans trains lightly to remain at weight, while Nelson plans steady road work and conditioning efforts to gain an edge.
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Who Owns The Club Soft Hats Cleaned At Bunseys Club Night
A hazy baseball score from Bunseys shows Volunteers 10 Turtles 0 with Nast il Lenn on September 8 at hawk ville. Memphis pitchers were knocked around as Fitch kept Memphis to four runs while a late rally fell short, final score 10 to 9.
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Playground Association Opens at American Museum of Natural History
The second annual Playground Association event in New York opened today at the American Museum of Natural History. Delegates from societies and organizations for playground advocacy attended, with participation from state and municipal governments and various county divisions.
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Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad Opens Route
The Caro lina Clinchfield and Ohio railroad new line from Johnson City Tennessee to Marion North Carolina began operations yesterday. The route runs 59 miles through the Fair coal fields to the southwest. Beginning today two regular trains a hedge is established along the line.
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BiG CHIEF WINS FEATURE. WALENDA-WHITNEY FIELDS FACTOR
Big Chief with Schilling up Oasils won the September stakes at Sheepshead Bay, finishing ahead of Walenda-Whitney entry Perseus and Sobbin. Perseus and Bobbin ran one two in the Sapphire Stakes, with others like Kang Wolf and Bar None close. Time noted 21025 for the main event, Baby Wolf, We Dug, and Bar Done among other rivals.
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Phillies Beat Red Sox 6 4 Infield Errors Mark Tough Game
Philadelphia overcame frequent misplays to defeat Boston 6 to 4. Corner and Sparks produced strong moments despite errors in two innings, while Sweeney's bat featured prominently. Pitching by Knarks and Doom Parner supported the win as Philadelphia capitalized on Boston mistakes. Time 52. Umpire Kibm Giants 1 Brookin.
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Kodak Stores Advertise Amateur Photo Supplies
The notice promotes Kodak stores at 125 Peachtree and 14 Whitehall Street with amateur finishing gear and cameras priced from 41 to 35 dollars. It mentions the New York and New Orleans Limited train leaving Atlanta at 11:00 am and arriving in New York at noon the next day, operated by Southern Railway.
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Yankees Triumph Over Senior With Davis Home Run
Philadelphia won in the ninth inning as Davis hit a three run homer over the right field fence with two on. Manning and Blair shared pitching duties for New York while Dygert and Schreck worked for Philadelphia. Umpire Evans called the game after 9 innings. Washington beat Boston 4 to 3 as Cy Youngs hoodoo persisted. Gessler’s single reached on a misplay.
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Nutmeg 207 Pace at Charter Oak Park featured races
Hartford September crowd between 19000 and 12000 attended the Connecticut fair with two track events. The Nutmeg 207 Pace carried a 5000 purse won by Tae Hel in straight heats with Major Bruno second and Judge Bruno third. Gentes H won the 212 trot in straight heats with Best time 1 10 1 2 and Judge Lee second. Virginia League results list Lynchburg Roanoke Danville Richmond Norfolk Portsmouth. American Association results show St Paul Kansas City Lewisville Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Toledo.
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Suit Filed For 5000000 Against Bank Directors
A suit seeks 5 million dollars from eleven former directors and executives of a Macon bank. The case targets recoveries tied to capital stock and alleged breach of trust during 1902 to 1907, claiming dividends were paid when the bank did not earn them. Executors and legatees of several estates are named among the joint defendants.
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