Crackers face closing road trip as season nears end
The Atlanta Crackers head to Nashville for a key game on the final road swing of the season. Nashville Vols loom ahead with Memphis nearby, as the team weighs lineup changes and possible 1916 roster moves including Bisland Reed Moran and Redding.
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Dick Jemison
Crackers
Nashville
Gulls
Nashville Vols
Vols
Memphis
Ahesa
Smith
MacDonald
Reed
Williams
Kaufman
Helaers Signn
Moran
Manning
Rumler and Jenkins
Fitchers Day
Redding
Allen
Perry
Thompson
Island
Bisland
Chattanooga Wins seventh straight shutout in Mobile win
Chattanooga tops Mobile 1 to 0 in nine innings to extend the club's seventh consecutive shutout. Cunningham pitched his third shutout of the streak, holding Mobile to five scattered hits. Harris added an infield hit and Merritt's squeeze bunt produced the decisive run in the second. Poole pitched well for Mobile with Dobard, Northern, Burk, Berry, Flick, Gathoun, Seaman, and Baumgardner contributing for the visitors.
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Fenn
Mobile
Cunningham
Poole
Dobard
Northern
Burk
Berry
B. Flick
Gathoun
Seamiat
D. xBaumgardner
Perry
A. Pitler
Daley
Lou Harris
Hitchens
Merritt
McBride
Caveny
Ianings
Chatliano
Harris
Doley
McDowell
Piuer
Baumgardner
Kitchens
Gunningham
Fick To
Cunntingham
Poote
Pitcner
Pitler
Bernhard
O'Toole
Rede
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Lear
Kiifer
Schauer
Mathewson
Schauger
Ritter
Deoin
Wendell
Wingo
Today’s Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
Southern League matchups listed with Atlanta Nashville in North Carolina Gulf Chatta etc. Pro teams Chicago Boston St Louis Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Brooklyn Newark Kansas City Baltimore reading. National and Federal League games noted with varied city pairings.
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Memphis
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Clacin
Chicago
Pittsboro
New York
Federal
Chase
Detroit
Newark
St. Louis
Buffalo
Kan
City A
Cleveland Tier
Nashville
N. C
Momphin Mobile
Chatta’n
Blrin’m
Little Rec
St. Tews
Phinda
Phila
Fitesburg
Broskiva
St. L
Kansas City
Baltimors
Pittsburg
Yale Junior Golf Champion T: Frederick Blossom Wins Intercollegiate Title at Greenwich
In Greenwich Connecticut on September 14 Frederick Blossom of Yale won the intercollegiate golf championship. He defeated Grant A. Peacock of Princeton 11 up and 9 to play in the 34 hole final at Greenwich Country Club.
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Yale
Greenwich
Conn
Frederick Blossom
Yale Unior
Grant A. Peacock
Princeton
Greenwich Country Club
Newark Tops St Louis 7 to 6 in errorless win on Sept 14
Newark edge St. Louis 7 to 6 on 21 hits with five extra base hits while St. Louis produced 9 runs on 10 hits. Errorless Newark fielded cleanly. St. Louis faltered with slow, uncertain play as Doula Seaton Myran Kaiserling Rariden faced Crandall Davenport Hartley in a tight nine innings.
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Seaton
Myran
Kaiserling
Rariden
Plank
Crandall
Davenport
Hartley
Caras
Dodgers
Includine
Marquard
St Louis
Brooklyn
Stengel
Boardman
Windries
St. Loui
Cheney
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McCarty
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Snyder
Browns
Athletica
Philadelphia
Parka
Koob
Sisler
Schang
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Lous
Parks
Weary
Knowlson
Weekoff
Ancker
Melroy
Kentucky marksman dominates Westy Hogan opening day shoot
Wolfolk Henderson of Lexington Kentucky national amateur champion in singles and doubles and 1914 Grand American handicap winner led the field with 148 of 130 targets at Atlan city New Jersey. CG D Colloum of Mechanicgbore Ohio tied with J S Chip Jey Greenwood DC for fourth. Hank Stevens of New Jersey and Lester German of Maryland were top professionals with 148 breaks each matching Henderson.
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Atlan City
N. J
Wolfolk Henderson
Lexington
Westy Hogan
CG. D. Colloum
Mechanicgbore
Ohio
J's
Chip Jey
Greenwood
D. C
Hank Stevens
Gabbong and Ahearn Agree to January New Orleans Bout
Announcement from New York confirms welterweights Mike Gabbong of St Paul Minnesota and Young Ahearn of New York signed a 15 round contract for a January bout in New Orleans during the second week.
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New Oreans
Speemmer
Mike Gabbong
St Paul Minn
Young Ahearn
New York
New Orleans
First Round Play Begins At East Lake With Narrow Wins
East Lake golf tourney opens with most first round matches completed. A. Davidson beats Lombard 4 up 2 to play, Credole defeats Simpson 4 up 3 to play, and Delsnsy edges Hudson 2 up 1 to play in the top flights. Several second round results also listed as players have until Thursday night to finish matches.
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A. Davidson
P. G. Lombard
Seen
W. C. Spiker
Porate
RP. Jones
E. Corwin
T. B. Fay
W. ¥. Tichener
Lowry Arnold
W. H. Glenn
G. W. Adair
CB. Mott
R. T Jones, Jr
W. Rainwater
A. L. Credole
Simpson
B.S. McMichael
W. J. Tilaon
Pig
Tt Com
Clemson Tigers Begin Long Camp For Season Opener
Clemson College opens a new season with Riggs Field to be christened at the October 2 game versus Davidson. Coach Bob Williams returns, aided by Jule Carson, with Magill captain and Barrett as manager. Returning veterans include Magill, Littlejohn, Suggs, Jones, Gee, Adams, McMillan, Major, Harriy, Stribling, Hand, Arthur, and others. anticipated freshmen and service players fill key roles as practice continues with about forty candidates out on the first day.
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Davidson
Bob Williams
Jule Carson
Spartanburg
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Walle Schollitter
Clem‘son
Magill
J. P. Barrall
C. S. Garsett
J. ¥. Hunter
J. W Gantt
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Littlejohn
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Gee
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Handie
Boc Arthur
Harmon
Poole
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Cox
Fettle
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Clarke Seeks Unconditional Release From Pittsburg Club
Fred Clarke, after 16 years as manager of the Pittsburg National League club, asked president Barney Dreyfuss for unconditional release. Clarke noted four decades in baseball with no prior release and hoped to prove he had honorably discharged. Dreyfuss consented and clubs were notified to relinquish claims. ten days must pass before the release is issued.
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Fred Clarke
Barney Dreyfus
Lub
Clarke
Drey
No Operation for Joe Tinker Yet
Chicago September 14 Joseph B Tinker manager of the Chicago Federal will not submit to an operation until the race for the pennant is decided He told physicians today Physicians urged immediate operation Tinker believes the Chicago club has more than a fighting change for the flag and feels his absence might injure Chicago s chances.
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Redding
Par
Thompson
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Ferry
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Newnan
New York Americans
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Smith
Directure
Carillon
Chicago
Joseph B. Tinker
Chicago Federal
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Revil Liver Tablets Offer A Calmer Cure
An advertisement promotes Revil Liver Tablets as a gentler alternative to calomel for liver disorders. It claims the product eases headaches indigestion and constipation without sickness or gripping, promising a pleasant cleanse of the bowels. It cites a five cent price and the backward spelling Revil-Liver as branding.
Rudolph Delivers Cubs Win with Fourth Inning Homer
In Chicago, Rudolph pitched well and drove in the decisive runs in the fourth with a homer after Connally tripled and Gowdy singled. Lavender yielded to Standridge, but Rudolph’s shot cleared the bases. Good and Fisher later saved the shutout in a 7-1 victory over Chicago.
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Graunder
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Fisher
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Ninga. Ree
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Rudolph and Gowdy
Bresnahan
Red Sox edge White Sox in tense 2 1 victory
Boston defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as two costly errors fueled the decisive runs. John Collins misplayed several balls, allowing Chicago to score, while Boston receiver Ruth doubled in a go ahead run for the winners.
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Wood
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Russell and Schalk
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Carrigan
Tennis doubles final postponed to Wednesday in Georgia title
The elev enth annual Georgia state tennis title doubles final was postponed Tuesday afternoon as Bryan Grant of Grant and Thornton left the city. Officials expect the match to be played at 4 o clock today if possible.
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Bryan Grant
Grant
Thornton
Floyd County Approves $225000 Bridge Bonds
Rome Ga September 1 Special Floyd county voters approve bonds totaling 225000 to fund concrete bridge construction across three rivers in Rome replacing existing structures. The tally is 271 for and 938 against, about 81 over the two thirds required of the registered voters, noting many listed names are not veterans.
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Rome
Fioya County Ddat
Talbot Court Convenes with Visiting Lawyers Attending
The September term of the Talbot superior court opened yesterday at 9 o clock. Judge Spalmert and Solicitor George Palmer presided. Holmes and Buchanan attended as visiting lawyers, with singing at the Forsyth afterward.
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Tributton
Gao
Apesian
Talbot Superior Court
S’pMalmert
George Palmer
Holmes and Buchanan
Forsyth
First Flight Named at Capital City Club Championship
Brookhaven club hosts a 32 player first round in the capital city club championship with multiple flights. Winners form the first belt and challenge for the title while 16 losers contest the second flight. many matches completed with results listed and pairings set for upcoming rounds.
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Capital City Club
Brookhaven
Last Chance for Lyceum Season Tickets in Atlanta
The Al lkahese lyceum season ticket sale ends tonight with a few hundred seats left at Cable Piano Co. Prices are 2 dollars for balcony and 1.5 dollars for arena and dress circle. The lineup includes Mile Jenny Dufay on October 13 and Dr Hamilton Halt on October 29 among ten performances featuring opera, concert artists, and lectures.
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Jenny Dufay
Cable Piano Company
Atlanta
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Chicase
Philadelphia Opera Company
Occober
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the Independent
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Rafael Dine
Teney
Ansivting
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Beetoven
Phe Lay
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Colangelo
Tattan
Tivelyn Scotney
Howard White
Basuo
Bouton Opera Company
Mien Hettle
June Dunaway
Daday Sascmet Witt
Thea E Burton
Ohio
Mly Gefear
Mduin Hrusn
Thomas Jt Macsbad
Three Drug Addicts Dismissed as Cured at City Hospital
Three patients were discharged cured from the city hospital for drug addicts yesterday morning, the first such recoveries since the facility opened twenty days ago. The institution now houses sixty five patients, with twenty removed from drugs and three pronounced cured and dismissed. three more are cured but staying on, as officials predict the hospital will treat about one hundred patients next month.
Big Year at Emory College Open as Dormitories Fill
Emory College in Oxford Ga sees rapid dormitory and home occupancy as new and returning students arrive for the opening Wednesday morning. An interesting exercise is planned at Allen Memorial church at 10 o clock with addresses by Chancellor Warren A Candler Bishop of the diocese, Dr W S Elkin dean of the medical school, and Temes E Dickey president of the school.
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Oxford
Emory
Allen Memorial Church
Warren A. Candler
W. 5. Elkin
Atlanta
Temes E. Dickey
Iberol Arte
Atlanta Live Stock Market Quotations
Quotations for cattle and livestock in Atlanta show varied prices by weight and grade. Good quality steers 600 to 800 pounds bring 6.50 to 6.75, medium to good cows 950 to 739 pounds 4.00 to 4.50, and choice heifers 600 to 700 pounds 4.50 to 5.50. Slaughter cattle and oxen range 4.26 to 5.00, with horned stock at 1.25 to 7.40 per hundredweight for light loads. Overall demand steady, yards clean, few top calves, market steady to slightly improved.
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Cniri
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Macke
Paley
Grong
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Ghaee
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Grocery Prices and Mixed Goods Listing
A dense corrected catalog of assorted groceries and groceries related items with prices. Entries include canned goods like pork and beans, evaporated milk, oysters, lard and shortening products, flour brands, spices, baking powders, and various dried goods. Also lists bundles and unit prices with frequent typographical errors in item names and figures.
Market and commodity prices overwhelm a volatile report
A rundown of hay, flour, feed, and grain prices appears with numerous itemized rates for sacks, oats, corn, and other staples. The report also notes exchange quotes, lead, tin, copper, and market activity in New York and London with wide fluctuations and assorted per-unit costs.
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Gopper
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