Pelicans Lose in Fast Going First Game at Atlanta
Atlanta hosts a doubleheader with New Orleans, Memphis, Montgomery, and Shreveport. Yesterday Atlanta beat New Orleans 6 to 3, and Memphis defeated Montgomery 6 to 2 while Gunshville beat Ghenveport 8 to 3. The Pelicans lost after Sparks was relieved for Harley. Harley scored the deciding run in the seventh on Phillips' single, with a late rally thwarted as O’Brien and Rapp advanced.
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Pittsburg takes both ends of doubleheader at Cincinnati
National League results report Pittsburg winning both games of a doubleheader against Cincinnati. In the first game Pittsburg led 2-0 after the first inning and never trailed. The second game lasted seven innings with Pittsburg benefiting from Cincinnati’s walks and errors. Individual batter lines and times listed. umpires noted. Chicago defeated St. Louis 6 to 2. Philadelphia beat Boston 4 to 2 after Borner was driven from the mound.
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Double header today with Wil Werk and John Fox
The Wirecrackers meet the Pelicans in the first of two games this afternoon with a 2 16 start. Billy Smith selects Tom Tlughes as pitcher for the frat contest likely followed by John Fox with Jim’s brother in the DI. Cy Watt and Whitey Gu likely for New Orleans on ladies day.
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Tom Tlughes
Jim
Cy Watt
Whitey Gu
Orlean
Naual
Hugh
Jordan Sues Pelican Club Over New Orleans Arrest
Otto Jordan, Atlanta second baseman, sues Charlie Frank and the New Orleans Amusement Company for 8000 damages after a police arrest during a game in New Orleans. He alleges a ball theft and injury to reputation. Bond was discussed but not posted. Frank may fight the suit to the end while observers recall tense moments on the field.
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Charlie Frank
New Orleans
Atlanta
Otto
Pelicantoun
Yeatering
J. D. Kilpatrick
Atlanta Baseball Club
New Orleans Amusement Company
Jordan
Judes Pendleton
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Charlie Hopkins
Otto Jonian
Audi
Harley
Ater
Manuel
O'Brien
Bily Smith
Calaboose
Smith
Bond
Multiple score results and an injury incident from Waynesboro
The report lists scores including Toledo 1 Columbus 0 and Indianapolis 4 Lou te 3, plus Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 8. It also notes Waynesboro Man Lost Four Fingers as Ashley Hit, a young white man near B Shellblatt, had four fingers severed by a saw and was taken for medical care in Waynesboro, Georgia.
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Baseball results and scores from September 13 games
In Chicago the White Sox and St Louis tied 6 to 0 after ten innings with no scoring. Detroit lost to Cleveland 8 to 1 as Eubanks allowed four runs. Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a late inning rally. New York defeated Washington 4 to 2 after a rain delay shortened play.
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Memphis Golf Tournament Opens With Local Club Victory
Memphis Tennessee September 13 In the Memphis Country Club tournament opening day local club representatives won the cup for the best four low scores totaling 33 dollars. The Birmingham club followed with 39. The lowest qualifying score went to W Read of Nashville who tied with Jack Edrington of Memphis for second place. Edrington and A M Manson of Darton Ga were two shots behind Read. The event continues tomorrow and Saturday with visitors from Atlanta Birmingham Little Rock Louisville and Fort Smith among attendees. Nim ningham Little Hocks game postponed in Birmingham Alabama.
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General Corbin Will Retire Today in St Louis
Lieutenant General Henry C Corpio in charge of the northern division of the army with headquarters in St Louis returned from Lake Geneva and will retire the first of tomorrow Major General A W Greeley will succeed him tomorrow
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Frisco Bank Run Ends In Not Yet Ended Status
San Francisco reports that the Hibernia Bank run has not ended and demands are being promptly paid in full. The state bank commissioners say the institution is sound, with millions of dollars available for immediate use, and a run is not yet at large proportions though expected to ease.
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Outcome Makes Sheepshead Bay Debut with Bay Feature
Outcome the 2 to 5 favorite captured the seven furlong turf feature at Sheepshead Bay, beating Orly II by five lengths as Miller rode the winner from well back. D C Johnson, former owner, reportedly earned 10 000 from the victory while Roseben claimed the Might Stakes at seven furlongs with odds at 1 to 3. Multiple races and entries list contenders, times, and results from the day’s card.
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Sixteen Candidates Reported for Tech Football Practice
Sixteen candidates for the Tech football team reported at Tech flata yearer day for the first regular practice of the season. Light workouts were held due to warm weather, and the program will remain light for the next days. Captain Bly Wilsone was at yesterday's practice and may return to campus later, depending on his college plans.
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Battle ships May Escort President to Panama
Rival battleships Louna and Connecticut may be sent to accompany the president to Panama. Secretary Taft to be aboard the same ship as the president depending on early trials of the Connecticut.
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Roosevelt to Present Trophy at Oyster Bay Presentation
The Roosevelt cup, won by the time in the international yacht races, will be formally presented to representatives of the Eastern Yacht Club by President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower tomorrow.
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Douglas Park racing card yields mix of winners at Louisville
At Douglas Park Kentucky on September 13 the public faced a tough program with second choices prevailing. Martha Gorman captured the feature handicap by a neck, while Grace Larson led a list of winners in multiple races including a seven furlong handicap.
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Royal Legend and Companion Races at Frontenac Meet
Race card text lists horses such as Royal Legend Merry Belle Lady Vrancon and Frontenac Invincible with gaits and weights. The document details third and fourth race entries, horse names, distances, and riders, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century race program.
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