Barons Triumph Over Crackers In Quick Hard-Hitting Contest
In a lively third game of the series at Ponce de Leon, the Barons beat the Crackers 6 to 2. Surprises included patched lineups with Clark at second and Roth at first, and a brisk two-hour-plus affair with standout catches and aggressive base running plus several miscues by the Cracker defense.
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Barons
Crackers
Ponce de Leon
Tana
Marcan
Danny Clark
Curly Brown
Clark
Canter Field
Dave Roth
Carroll
Thompson
Roberton
Scotty Chestnutt
Hils
Dan
Waldron
Kircher
Borchar
Long
Bigland
Ellam
Holland
Tragessor
Bounder
Brown
Trages
Dunn
Jennings
Ben Donald
Lang
McDonald
Lord Not Signed By Memphis Club Speeches Fracture
Memphis Tenn September 16 speech notes indicate Lord not signed to manage Memphis team. Mobile Manager left due to contract delay as Memphis club and Lord nearly settled terms. President Collson demanded reimbursement before approving deal, with Lord stating he won t return to Mobile regardless of Memphis outcome.
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Tenn
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Philadelphia
Lord
Collson
Tord
Mobile
State Rifle Shoot at Holton Range Maron Ga
The Second cavalry of Atlanta led the state rifle competition at Holton Range amid rain and wind delays. Teams across Savannah, Macon, and Winder posted scores on the 200 yard line with Atlanta squads in top positions and the 300 yard line still pending report.
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Tielton
Ald
Second Cavalry
Atlanta
Fifth Infantry
Savannah
Fankou
Second Infantry
Teama 1
First Infantry
Savannas
Sceana Infantry
Macon
Batadion
Winder
Coast Artillery Corps
Federals Seek World Series Inclusion in Cross-League Plan
Chicago reports James A. Gilmore, head of the Federal league, asks the national commission to allow Federal clubs to compete for the world championship. He argues no ban exists against outside clubs and that pennant winners from organized baseball must face the Federal league champion. Copies went to Herrmann Johnson and Tener.
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James A. Gilmore
Federal League
National Baseball Commission
Gilmore
Federal Feature
August Herrmann
Ban Johnsen
John K. Tener
Charley Schmidt goes 53 games without bobble in season record
Chaney Schmidt, the Mobile Gulls great backstop, closed the season with 180 put outs and 67 assists across 53 straight games without a bobble. He appeared in 145 games, batting .283 with 946 fielding chances, establishing himself as the league’s top catcher.
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Chaney Schmidt
Mobile Gulls
Charler
More Hard Luck for Johnny Evers Home Is Robbed
Burglars ransacked the home of Captain Jon a J Evers of the Boston National League club last night. No trace of a silver chest presented by Chicago residents or of several solid silver cups won during his career. The incident highlights a difficult period for the famed player.
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Troy
Jona J. Evers
Boston
Livers
Chicago
Kilbane Attell Featherweight Title Bout Revealed
In Los Angeles on September 16 the announcement says Johnny Kilbane and Abe Attell will fight twenty rounds at Vernon on October 16 for the featherweight world title. Attell lost the title to Kulsane in 1913. They will weigh about 126 pounds.
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Cal
Johnny Kilbane
Abe Attell
Vernon
Attell
Kulsane
Mogside
James Sullivan Dies A AU Leader and Olympic official
New York September 16 James Sullivan secretary treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union and American Olympic commissioner died after intestinal illness following Baltimore track and field championship games. Born 1880 in New York he rose to AAU leadership and helped shape Olympic committees and federations. In Boston on September 15 the AAU named Judge Bartow S Weeks temporary secretary treasurer in Sullivan’s place.
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James @. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Sullivan
Baltimore
James
New York City
United States
Amateur Athletic Union of
Hea
AAU
International Athletic Federation
Olympic Solnells
Paria
Lyons
Europe
Athens
London
Stockholm
Roosevelt
Taft
Weeks
Boston
Bartow
James 3
Miss Bishop Loses to Young Chicagoan in Golf Match
Glen Cove N Y September 16 Easily the feature of today's play in the women's national golf championship tournament Bills V Rosenthal a young Chicago player defeated former champion Miss Georgiannd ML Bishop of Bridgeport Conn by up and 6 to play Miss Carolina Painter of the Midlothian club also beat Mrs H R Stockton Plainfield N J by and 1 Mrs Arnold H Jackson of Oakley Mass defeated her clubmate Miss E W Allen and Oakley keeper Mrs HW Daly fell to Miss Ethel Campbell of Philadelphia Mrs Jackaan western champion remains the only representative from the Boston district left in the contest Miss Florence McNeeley of Philadelphia and Miss Lu Man Hyde winner from Mrs J E Davis of the Home club are among survivors Philadelphia has four remaining with Ronald H Barlow and Mrs GH Vanderbeck winning today
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Bills V. Rosenthal
Chicago
Georgiannd ML Bishop
Bridgeport
Florence McNeeley
Philadelphia
Lu Man .B. Hyde
J. E. Davis
Ronald H. Barlow
GH. Vanderbeck
Crackers and Barons Seek Time Record in Final
Crackers and Barons aim to set a nine inning game time record this afternoon at Ponce de Leon park. Kircher will play every position in rotation across the nine innings. Elliott Dent and Arthur Johnson will pitch the final Barons game, leaders in the season’s start.
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Crackers
Barons
Kircher
Tarona
Ponce de Leon Park
Mobile
Atlanta
George Kircher
Bill Smith
George
Feld
Elliott Dent
Arthur Johnson
Barna
Leading Base Stealer Won't Be a Baron This Season
Deve Callahan of Nashville leads the Southern league base stealers as the season ends tomorrow. The Barons as a team top the steals, with Callahan credited for forty two steals.
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Barons
Deve Callahan
Nashville
Dave
Bill Schwartz to Lead Vols Again in 1915
Nashville Tenn September 16 It is reported here that rumors of Bill Schwartz becoming manager of the Nashville Vols are false. President Shropshire will sign Schwartz again before year end and he will helm the Vols in 1915.
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Nashville, Tenn
Bill Schwartz
Nashville Vola
Constitution
Shropshire
Schwartz
Vols
St Louis Beats Chicago Twice to Open Twinbill Outcome
St Louis wins both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago on September 16. In the opener Roth errors late allowed two runs as St Louis prevailed 2 to 1 after ten innings. In the nightcap Kuspsell and timely hits produced three St Louis runs for a 3 to 0 final. Detroit also defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 as Oldham outpitched Carter. Cobb starred on offense for Detroit with notable baserunning.
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Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Roth
Leary
Wolfane
Kuspsell
Wos
Luek
RHE
Scott and Schalk
Hamilton
Agnew
BR. EL Ghiengo
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Wolfgang
Russell
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Sheridan
Tigers
Naps
Cleveland
Detroit
Oldham
Carter
Cobb
Hagerman
Coombe
Hasler
McKee
Ngan
Dineen
Finis Wilson Signs with Brooklyn Federals
New Orleans September 16 Finis Wilson this year s pitching star of the New Orleans Southern association baseball team wired a local sporting writer tonight from his home at Greenstore Ky that he had signed with the Brooklyn Federals and would report for duty Monday.
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New Orleans
Finis Wilson
Tonlght
Greenstore
Brooklyn Federals
Barons to Meet Colonels in Five Game Series
Acting Barons manager announced the club will face the Louisville Colonels in a five game post season series regardless of the finish in the American Association pennant race. The opener is set for September 18 in Louisville.
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Colonels
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Ror S@llam
Louisville
Federal League scores and standings recap
Buffalo, N. C. beat St. Louis 7 to 3 as every Buffalo player increased his batting average. Baltimore edged Kansas City 3 to 2 on Sept 16 with three straight wins, Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 4 after Tinker was sent off, and Indianapolis shut out Brooklyn 2 to 0 to climb to fourth place.
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Oupper
Simon
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Today
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Gwena
Evers Day as Boston Triumphs in 6 3 Victory
In a dramatic September League game Boston beat St Louis 6 to 3 behind timely hitting and sharp fielding. Evers sparked the eighth inning with a grounder and scored on Becks wild throw and Connollys sac fly. Devore drew a pass, tripled by Schmidt, and Smith scored on a sacrifice fly. Evers received a Silver Service as a hometown celebration.
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Devore
Schmidt
Smith
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Perritt
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Tyler
Whaling
Carolina champions win post season game 9 to 2 over Norfolk
The third game of the post-season series between Norfolk and Winston-Salem, pennant winners in their respective leagues, was won today by the Carolina champions 9 to 2. Up to last night each team had won one game. Batters involved included Gaston, Stewart, Ray, and Garvin.
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Stewart
Ray and
Garvin
Morley Jennings Wins the L. W. Robert Daily Prize
Morley Jennings was adjudged the winner of the L. W. Robert daily prize at Ponce de Leon yesterday. He sprinted toward centerfield and leapt to rob Roy Ellam of a home run, catching the ball with one hand over his head.
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Ponce de Leon
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Roy Ellam
Robbie
Coca Cola Proceeds Donated To Welchone Benefit Game
The Coca Cola Company pledges all proceeds from sales at the Welchone benefit game to relief efforts. The Atlanta Coca Cola Bottling Co offers product and raises funds as a show of appreciation for the season’s support, stating profits from each bottle sold will aid the charity.
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Ball Park
Ponce de Leonisll Park
Welehones
Bily Smith
Atlanta Goca-Cola
L. F. Montgomery
Gainesville Set for Crackers in Friday Exhibition
Gainesville prepares for Friday’s game with the Atlanta Crackers in Gainesville Ga September 18. Focus centers on coach George Kircher and his approach with the locals with Kircher likely to manage the catching duties for Smith. Perry man, former Emory star, is slated to pitch for Atlanta under Manager Smith with a lineup listing Lokey Waldron Long Newell Bisland Grow.
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Atlanta Crackers
George Kircher
Antica
Oine
George
Bomis
Smith
Perryman
Emory
Atlanta
H. Lokey
McConnel
Anderson
Waldron
Lokey
Long
Newell
Powers
Pecryman
Today’s games in major leagues listed for today
Southern League games show Birmingham in Atlanta Montgomery in Chicago New York in Chicago Washing ton in St Louis Philadelphia in Detroit Boston in Cleveland National League games St Louis in Boston Chicago in Brooklyn Cincinnati in New York Philadelphia in Federal League Chicago in Pittsburgh Kansas City in Baltimore Indianapolis in Brooklyn St Louis in Buffalo
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Cleveland
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Pytteburg
300 Hitters: Beck to Cleveland as Nashville option upheld
The national baseball commission sustained a board ruling awarding the services of Player Beck to the Cleveland club of the American Association. Cleveland had argued Beck was sold to Nashville for 1500 dollars, but the commission found Nashville had exercised an option to return the pitcher if the sum was not paid.
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National Baseball Commission Today
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Beck
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American Association
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Nashville Club
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Princeton Tennis Stars Advance In Intercollegiate Singles
In Philadelphia on September 16, Princeton players won three of four second round singles matches in the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association championships. Haverford and Princeton players advance toward semifinals with R Norris Williams II of Harvard remaining as the title favorite.
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Intercollegate Lawn Tennis Association
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Georgia Fulton County Legal Notices 1914 petition to incorporate
Fulton County notices include a petition by William Morrison and others to form North Georgia Mineral Railway, a 50 mile line from Augusta through Fulton Cobb Cherokee and Harrow to Watford Cross Tea de, capital stock $1 260 000, office in Atlanta, four weeks publication. Also numerous guardian ships and administration notices and dismissions in Fulton Ordinary's Office dated September 10 1914 with multiple estates.
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