Local Baseball Season Ends Today in Atlanta
The 1915 Southern league season closes this afternoon at 3:20 as the Sto Dile Gulls meet the Crackers, with both teams preparing for road trips. After the game the Gulls depart for Chattanooga, while the Crackers stay in Atlanta briefly before a Nashville series and then moves to Chattanooga, Little Rock, and Memphis, ending September 26.
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Capital City Club Golfers in Matches
Capital City Coun try club golfers begin six flight matches to decide the club championship. Thirty two players enter a match play format with rounds to determine first and second places, progressing toward finals next week on the new course.
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Where They Play Today: Baseball Schedules and Venues
Southern League games list Mobile at Ausgatz, 7. American League matchups include Chicago at Breton Street, Lin Philadelphia, Detroit versus New York, Cleveland at Washington. National League sees Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn versus New York, Philadelphia at Federal League. 1 Brookisn (2). Figteburs
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A C Tennis Opens At East Lake In Club Championship
The Atlanta Athletic Club begins the trans championship round play this afternoon on East Lake courts. Twenty seven singles contenders compete for a three year cup with the winner earning a permanent claim after three wins. Carleton Youth holds two legs on the cup and seeks a sixth straight title if successful again. Seven doubles teams vie for a three year cup, with no team yet securing two legs. Match play begins at 2 o clock daily.
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Elberfeld and Dodge Arrested in Nashville Disturbance
Nashville Tenn September 12 Norman Elberfeld manager of the Chattanooga Southern association club and John Dodge third baseman for the Nashville club were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct tied to a disturbance during the second game of a double header. Both men allegedly used profane language toward spectators. Forfeiture action followed Elberfeld and Dodge was favored in court.
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Kta) Elberfeld
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Magnates oppose O Neill in Omaha meeting
In Omaha on September 12 the leading magnates of the Western league urged President O Neill to refuse, replying to his failure to convene a meeting of club owners to discuss conditions. OT M Chivington is considered for Western league president if he accepts. An eminent English astronomer Chas Mack and company claim airquakes are caused by meteor explosions in the atmosphere, independent of earthquakes.
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Nashville Fans Riot When Umpire Forfeits Game to Chattanooga
Nashville crowd erupts as umpires forfeit the second game of a doubleheader to Chattanooga 9 to 0 after protests over Kircher’s coaching denial. Earlier Chattanooga won 6 to 0. incidents include bottles thrown, field crowding, and four spectators ejected. Breitenstein twice overturned a call, and tensions flare again in Nashville’s third inning.
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Kansas City 6 Buffalo 3 in federal league action
Kansas City built a lead with solid hitting led by Schultz and Krapp and Cullop pitched well to win the Buffalo series opener 6 to 2. Chicago swept Baltimore in a doubleheader with a 5 to 0 win in five innings then 2 to 0 in extra innings. Newark defeated St. Louis 1 to 0 in game one and tied 2 to 2 when darkness stopped the second.
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National League notes and early results from September games
Baseball brief reports from September 1 to 12 cover Chicago’s 6 6 loss to Boston with walks and timely hits, Vaughn held by Lavender in the late rally, and St Louis edged by Brooklyn as Ames faltered. A doubleheader in Cincinnati split with New York, and further scores show Dunn and Daubert driving runs as the Giants and Reds exchange victories.
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East Lake golfers start match play at Eura championship
East Lake golfers begin match play at the Eura championship as the qualifying round produced one of the season’s largest fields. Winners earn handsome cups with the champion and runner-up among the prize recipients.
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I Have Solved One Problem and Won't Sell Dishes
A quirky quip from Holmes and Buchanan at the Forsyth theater appears in Louisville Courier-Journal listings. The note markets wit and variety acts, reflecting the era's playful tone and local entertainment scene.
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Cobb and Cravath Lead League in Extra Bases
Cactus Cravath and Tyrus Cobb continue to lead their leagues in extra base hitting. Cravath has made a total six extra bases on hits for the season while Cobb has secured 37. The leading ten extra base hitters in the league are listed.
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Doubles Final Postponed in Georgia State Tennis Tourney
The eleventh annual Georgia State Tennis tournament doubles final between Orr and Carter and Grant and Thornton is moved to this afternoon after darkness halted play Saturday. Each side had won two sets, and the match will be the best three of five, starting at 5 o'clock.
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