Ten Inning Turtles Triumph Over Crackers in Slugfest
The Turtles beat the Crackers 2 to 1 in ten innings. Sid Smith delivered the tying pinch hit while O Leary scored the decisive run in the tenth. Keiber and Bartley pitched, with Keiber earning the win as Bayless advanced to third on a wild throw. Neighbors and Baerwald contributed with two base hits, and the game featured sharp defense, a double play, and a lively crowd of bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teader
Cates
Dutch Keiber
Bill Bartley
Turtles
Bartley
Flaerwald
Taubert
Shields
Baerwald
Cranston
Jordan
Smith
Crackers
Keiber
Bayless
S McMurray
Midney Smith
Sid
Zaykas
Tun
The
O'Leary
Wheeler
Brat
Herrwald
Hartley
Feild
Neighbors
Moran
Figerwald
Daubert
Oval
Balia
Kelbert
Aiolon
Lee
Kelber
Rudderham
Just Ten Cents For Billy Smith Fund In Augusta
The Augusta fund drive to honor Manager Billy Smith ends in three days. Readers are urged to drop a dime into boxes at Chen Largo marsino’s soda fountain, Holt’s pharmacy, and Joseph Leppert’s barber shop. Total reached 63.35 with a $10 donation expected today. goal remains at least 100. Pierce and Griffin were knocked out, Castro botched the game by trying to pitch himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Smith
Sporting Editor of the Constitution
Chen Largomarsino
Pitts’ Cigar Store
al Martin
Holt's
Joseph Leppert
Fourth National Bank
Pierce
Griffin
Castro
Chattanooga Drops Augusta In Second Championship Game
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 13 Chattanooga defeated Augusta 12 to 3 in the second championship game. Pierce and Griffin struggled on the mound for Augusta as Castro sparked a fourth inning rally by sending Griffin to second and pitching later. The directors later tossed out Thursday’s game forfeited to Augusta after Chattanooga insisted on Demarce. Savannah released Demarce, Chattanooga signed him, and he is slated to pitch tomorrow. The teams will continue play with one game won and move to Augusta on Wednesday to play until one team reaches four wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lee
Y Sterflay
Bud
Sild
Gulls
Nashville
Tenn
Hayes
Quiesser
Memphir
He. Scort
Taerwald
Daubert
Ray
Shields
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T ' Slegle
Aby
Sabrie
Ole Butler
Bentell
ae"Smith
Moran
Ie Miller
Ib Thornton
Jordan Cocash
Newton
Bs Wagner
Rhoton
Weet Walker
Ludwig
Bartiey
Allen
xWinters
McKay
Barr
Ty Walker
Alten
Balis
Atlanta
Tell. Miller
Cage
Butpaugh
Siegle
Thornton
Kagen
Mobile
O'Brien
Chattanooga
Augusta
Pierce
Griffin
Castro
Helm
Ginger Clarke
Demarce
Savannah Storler
Savannah
Wills
Birthette
McMahon
Viola
Pea
Griffin, P
Montgomery
Dobbs
Dohnaton
P.C
Alcock
Pittabure Oe
Teard
Chicago
Iustor
New York
Wilke
Cincinnati
Reidy, Rf
Philadelphi Oes
St. Louia
Clarkes Pols
Brooklyn
Boston
R. Slurs Agu
Aumusta Ss
Chattanooga Ss
Philade
Palladelphia
Caenears
Ly Pierce
Pierer
Cargen
Oles
Gaston
Alcoc
Washington
Thnaton
Lola
Cargon
Atchen Helly
Blerkatte
Hite
Ifetnd
Clarke J
Giffin Fi
Collins Yund Westervell
Baseball schedule today across leagues
National League games include Brooklyn in Philadelphia Pittsburg in St Louis and New York in Boston. Southern League matchups feature Memphis at Atlanta Ponce de Bean game called at 3 30 Mobile at Nashville New Orleans at Montgomery and Little Rock at Birmingham. American League ties St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Montgomery
Little Rock
Birmingham
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelpha
Acme Hatters Face Whiteball in Late-Style Data Mix
Gammary records two-base hits by Yancey while Gyath contributes sacrifices and Berry, Manuel adds a stolen base. Guelt walks, Hickson allows two, Keith three, Dickson and Keith strikeouts. Double plays Gysil to Marcan to McGlivray. Time noted as p49 with umpire Preaninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammary
Yancey
Gyath
Berry
Manuel
Guelt
Hickson
Keith
Dickson
Gysil
Marcan
McGlivray
Preaninger
Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Gygs
McGloray
Heniine
Giemeingham
A. Heniine
Th. Yancey
Tvaa
Wee Maran
Larsen
A .S
Manuel Kane
Dilckson
BP Pags Ragage
Little RO Persons
Collins
Agh
Flood
Montgomery Beats New Orleans 10 to 3 in Alabama
Montgomery walloped New Orleans 10 to 3 as Thomas pitched steady for the home team. In Montgomery's big first inning lead, the Pelicans could not respond, and the night ended with a decisive victory, featuring multiple players contributing hits and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climbers
Pelicans
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Thomas
Lindsay
Sos
Weimer
Huelaman
Eatey
Pruitt
Montgo Lery — Ab. Vr. H. Po. A
Daley
Heo
Kerwin Rfl
Whiteman
Osteen, Rho
Rockenfield
Greminger
Peps
Eee
EPL Bee Hart Touts Ae
Osteen
Hill
Kerwin
Hess
Pepe
Hart Huelsman
Thease
Roche
Balla
Fitzgimmons
Carpenter
Sour Smelling Panamas Rethreaded by Data Cleaner
A fragmented item notes panama hats described as sour smelling and reshaped using straw and soft or stiff felt with dye, mentioning Bussey and Whitehall and a 28 percent figure. The readable fragments imply a hat cleaning or refresh process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Whitehall
Tommy Atkins Set For Final Crackers Appearance
Tommy Atkins is slated to twirl what may be his last game for the Crackers this day against the Prab Te Gn lineup. He then heads to Philadelphia, with Connie Mack wiring for the southpaw to report for the Detroit series starting Thursday. If he shines, Atkins could win a place with Sleepyville fans and Mack’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Atkins
Crackers
Turtles
Prabte Gn
Atkins
Philadelphia
Winiger
Connie Mack
ViOe Southpaw
Sleepyville
Whh
Mack
Tommy
Gates
Atlante
Raftis Suspended by Charley Frank
New Orleans September 13. Manager Charley Frank of the New Orleans Southern League club suspended Second Baseman Bill Haftis Raftis after a quarrel with a spectator and an ugly mood during the game. He left for New York tonight and will miss the rest of the season. New Orleans will play with Texter on second at Montgomery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank
Bill Haftis
Raftis
New York
Nattis
Texter
Montgomery
John Proctor Aground At Cape Henlopen Likely Total Loss
The three masted schooner John Proctor from New York to Norfolk in ballast ran ashore near Cape Henlopen. Crew reached shore by their boats while life saving crews and local wreckers stood by. Vessel likely a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Del
John Proctor
New York
Norfolk
Cape Henlopen
Americans Win Challenge Right Davis Cup Doubles Victory
Philadelphia September 13 America earned the Davis Cup challenge by winning the doubles match three sets to two to sweep the five matches. R D Lite and H H Hacket beat W C Crawley and J C Parke. Also Reds 3 Cubs 1 and Phillies 7 Dodgers 0 with Philadelphia offense led by Bell and Corridon. Pirates 4 Cardinals 1 concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
Australia
United States
R. D. Lite
H. H. Hacket
W. C. Crawley
J. C. Parke
Phillies
Dodgers
Philadephia
Brooklyn
Phiadelphia
Bell
Corridon
R.H. Hh
Dooin
Marshall
Rigler
Baseball scores and batteries from the day in the majors
Athletics beat the Yankees 10 to 6 with Morgan and Livingston guiding the Batteries. Detroit crushed St Louis 10 to 2 with Mullin and Stanage leading the attack. Boston edged Washington 4 to 2 as Smith and Donahue delivered the runs. Chicago fell to Cleveland 3 to 2 after a scoreless early battle. Umpires Connolly Berlin O’Loughlin vans Perrine Dineen. Time stamps range around 1:25 to 2:02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Philadelphia
New York
Morgan
Livingston
Doyle
Manning
Sweeney
Connolly
Berlin
Tigers
Browns
Detroit
St. Louis
Mullin
Killian
Stanage
Rose
Killifer
O'Loughlin
Vans
Onicago
Cleveland
Walsh
Sullivan
Josa and
Higgins
Perrine and
Dineen
Virginia Pennant Awarded to Roanoke in Virginia League
Richmond Virginia September 13 Presidents of the six Virginia League clubs met tonight in executive session and by unanimous vote awarded the pennant to Roanoke. The final Norfolk game was discarded because it should have been played in Portsmouth and the transfer violated the association constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Roanoke
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Association
Theatrical Menagerie in Atlanta Next Week
The Lion and the Mouse and The Wolf will share a Grand Theatre bill in Atlanta next week with a real wolf as the animal performer. Samuel Mott backs The Lion and the Mouse while George L. Henshall manages The Wolf. Walter Edwards plays The Wolf, replacing a stock-company past. Mr Mott cites marriages as distractions and has safeguards to keep Cupid away this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Atlanta
Samuel ©. Mott
George L. Henshall
Fones de Leon
John Burkett Hyder
Hon
Walter Edwards
The
Lion and the Mouse
Mott
Cupid
May Sutton Wins Newport Invitation Singles Title
May Sutton of California defeated Louise Hammond of New York 6-1 6-2 to win the ladies invitation singles championship at the Newport Casino on September 13. The result clinched Sutton’s title in the key match of the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Sutton
Newport
B. I
Mias May Sutton
California
Newport Casino
Misa Louise Hammond
New York
Livingston
Staten Island
Gentlemen of Ireland
All-New York
Board Plans School Bible Opening in Macon
Macon Ga September 13 Special At a Board of Education meeting plans were made for the opening of the school of the Bible system tonight Registration is under way at the general offices Superintendent C B Chapman is finalizing fall work A large attendance in January in the schools is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon. Ga
Board of Education
School of the Bible System
C. B. Chapman Jas
Livonia Scores in Great Eastern Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Livonia added starter and won the Great Eastern handicapped race of $2,000 at six furlongs with 7 to 1 odds. Fauntleroy beat Dalmatian by a length for second while King James claimed the Omnium handicap over Wise Magon. Jockey EB Martin led Livonia to the front as the field faded, with multiple races listed and Livonia’s victory highlighted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Livonia
EB. Martin
Fauntleroy
Dalmatian
King James
Eton
Campeon
Dugan
Sven
Jeanne d'Arc
Glasg
Black Mate
Wilson
Pantoufle
Lighthouse
Waldo Briggs
Bandelio
Etherial
Butwell
Dreamer
McCarthy
Lad of Langdon
Glass
Angelus
Zienap
Dr. Barkley
Areteran
Martin
McCahey
Chickasaw
Joe Morris
Uncas Chief
Scarpia
Everett
Jacquelin
Cherryola
Hampton Court
Wise Magon
Blackford
Anne McGee
Moonshine
Norfolk
Robbie Kean
J. H. Read
Rockstone
Ida D
Eirkina
Ogden
Captain Morrin
McGee
Ashwell
Walsh
Naughty Boy
Libert
Voltaire
Levengston
Boola Boola
Hammon Pas
Etching
Don Antonio
Lord Baltimers
Mist
Helen
Dang
Monday Benefit Day for the Crackers Draws Crowd
A big benefit field day is set for next Monday to support the pennant winning Crackers. Managers Smith and Otto Jordan lead teams in a charity baseball game with events including dashes, races and a funga hitting contest. Tickets range from 20 to 30 cents for grandstand and bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esnantinelaining Crackers
Smith
Otto Jordan
Smiths
Sid Smith
Fipner
Atkins
Moran
Billy Smith
Walker
Barr
Lafitte
al Jordan
Jordans
Jordan
Newton
McMurray
Catcrier Winters
Lee
Bassogers
Bayless
Bartley
Johns
Piceher
Dlay Sparts
Chese
Harvester Ed Geers Wins at Grand Alrect Meet
Syracuse September 13 The Harvester Ed Geers unbeaten four year old stallion won the Chamber of Commerce stake for 2:08 trotters in straight heats. Also results include 2:13 class pacing Hoosier Prince first Hallie Direct second Flora Coffee third best 2:07 1-4, 2:19 pace, Sid Todd first Wilkerson second The Sailorman third best 1:00 3-4 running dash for 3 year olds and up Abjore first Cousin Kate second Import third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Hallie Direct
Flora Coffee
Sid Todd
Wilkerson
the Sailorman
Atlanta Man Given Guard in Spanish Revolution
Robert St. Millett of 624 Peach Tree Street returned to Atlanta after serving in Spain with an English mining company. He was placed under surveillance to protect him from harm and prevent a foreign incident, and described the unrest sparked by deserters and exaggerated reports. He recounts being questioned by Spanish police and the government placing foreigners under guard during the crisis. The encampment near Vigo housed Spanish regiments, and deserters were pursued and sometimes executed. Millett expects to resume work early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert St. Millett
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Spain
Sam
Mr. Millett
United States
al Cuyelanere
Gurveillanen
Southampton
Molocca
Lugo
OB. TE Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Third Ward Grocers Form an Association
The Third Ward Grocerymen's Association held a well attended meeting last Thursday night. The group aims to protect merchants and regulate local grocery trade. all white grocerymen in the third ward were invited to join with weekly Thursday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Grocers
Third Ward Grocerymen’s Association
Third Ward
Leading Telephone Men Visit Atlanta Conference
J. E. Farnsworth of Southwestern Telephone and J. Epps Brown of Southern Bell meet in Atlanta with top officials. I W Waterson of New York Telephone also attends with Montague and Brown. Athletics draft Seitz of the Norfolk Virginia League club in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Farnsworth
Southwestern Telephone Company
Dallas
Texas
Atlantia
J. Epps Brown
Southern Bell Company
Mr. Farnsworth
South
I. W. Waterson
New York
New York Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Montague
Brown
Athletics
Seitz
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Americans
Gufielder
Norfolk
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Billy Smith Fund
Piary-Cook
Acme
Cracker Southpaw
Charley Frank
Frank E. Block CO
Doves
BR. E
Willie
Meyers
Mattern
Graham
Emiliie
Kana
Anfes
Schlel
Perguson
Richie
Shaw
Kane
Emile
Reds
Cubs
Reulbach
Archer
Fromme
Roth
Empires
Johnstone
O'Day
Pirates
Cardinals
St. Louls
Raleigh
Melter Ad Breanahan
Leever
Gibson
Klem
Red Sox
Senators
RH. E. Boston
Simith
Donahue
Gray
Street
Egan and
Sheridan
White Sox
Naps
Virginia
Sheepshead
Jack Atkin
Demand
Firestone
Besom
Half Sovereign
Queen
Crystal Maid
Emperor William
Mary Davis
Florimel
Royal Vane
High Range
Louise E
Monte Carlo
Adjutor
Alamannor
Sir Bedivere
Sandy Creecker
Okenite
Bobbin
Andrew Summers
Vishalla
Billard Ball
Pretend
School Marm
Mexcana
Fulfill
Ben Loyal
Intrinsic
Little King
Fitzherbert
Arondack
May River
Dr. Holseberg
Granta
Tubal
Quantico
Eawing
Woodcraft
King Sol
Monbassa
Campaign
the Harvester
Ed Geers
Havana
Lama
Rankin Drug CO
Atlanta, Georgia
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