Vedder Sitten Wins Two Rags in Southern League Race
By Dick Jetson Vedder Sitten the young star who excelled in recent games defeats Pelican to clinch the pennant for Nashville. The piece traces Vedder’s rise through professional ranks and notes his brothers and team connections, highlighting a season-long chase and the impact on the Southern League standings.
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New Orleans
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Southern Association
Tigers Beat Yanks and Retain Lead
Two teams traded early advantages before Detroit edged New York 5 to 4 in a close game. Scorers cite strong pitching and timely hits as Detroit pitchers limited the Yankees late while offensive support came from Sommers, Scamuct, Wisen, and Blair.
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Letrov Teta
New York
Wad dell Fans Seventeen Men Defeat Washington in Ten Innings
Wad dell fans seventeen men aided by Smiths tight pitching and a Calder Smith miscue held Washington to one run in ten innings. The game featured late scoring and a 2 9 1 5 line, with Umpires Sheridan and Myers.
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Ierens
Great Prospects At High School Team Feels Optimistic
The school’s football prospects look bright with many new players training hard. Key figures include Captain Oscar Lyerell and Manager Jim Hinton, while Crandall and Delaney show strong backfield potential. A 375-strong student pool aims to field two teams, with schedule updates pending and faculty support secured.
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Everete
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Auburn
Donald Fraser
Piedmonts Park
Riverside Military Academy
Gainesville
Locust Grove
Locust
Grove
Grestum High School
Miledgeville
Stone Mountain
High Schoo
Football Opens in Extreme South Aims for Strong Season
Louisiana State University Baton Rouge and Tulane University in New Orleans lead a diverse schedule for the Southern Intercollegiate Association. The roster includes Michigan recruit Joe Curis and teams from Texas Washington and Havana Cuba, with matchups against Alabama Georgia and Tennessee shaping a bold debut season.
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de Lulane University
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Gentral
Louisiana
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Falls From Precipice Left Bats Cleared, Died and Shaped
A report notes soft and stiff bats cleared died and reshaped at Busses 28 percent Whitehall, detailing a striking incident involving equipment and a location in central Whitehall.
Smith Pitches No Hit No Run Game
Tricagy on September 20 faced Philadelphia as Smith hurled a no hit no run game in Chicago. The only runs came in the final inning as misplays and wild plays allowed a single tally, with Murphy and Plank involved in base running miscues that ended the threat. The 1 to 0 score reflected the tense late scoring and strong fielding by both sides.
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Volunteers Field Day Brings Benefits and Baseball Skills
Volunteers hold a post noon field day at Athletic Park with teams drafted from locals and amateurs. Events include a fifty yard dash, throwing and hitting contests, base running drills, and an accurate throwing contest. Proceeds go to players with an estimated $2000 to be shared among squad members as the volunteers disband tonight for home.
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Nashville
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Spemalji
Athletic
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Volunteere Bay
Wiseman
Mel Ween
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Selgel
Darbett Tirs
Bate Butler
Seabaugh
Gatton
Judge Hillyer's Term Extended to 1913 Rail Commissioner
A typographical error in The Constitution yesterday suggested Judge Hillyer’s new term as railroad commissioner would end earlier. The record confirms his term extends to 1913 and will not end before that year.
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Hillyer
Hillyers
Hilyer
Best Team Won Says Frank After Southern League Race
Memphis report quotes Frank conceding the Palicans won but disputing the best squad of the season. He notes Pelicans dominance in the standings through the finish and recalls a key play involving Carleton and Rickert. he also mentions a record crowd and $4000 in admissions.
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Palcans
Charles Bravk
New Orleans
Nashville
Frank
Hue
Pelicans
Carleton Diamors
Rickert
Mclveen
National Commission Issues Ruling On Player Reservation Clause
The National Commission outlines three rules for player reservation in contracts and future cases. It states that reserved players cannot be held from reserving unless the clause is struck, that clubs may reserve unless a written agreement absolves the player, and that after December 15 1906 all releases must be on the contract document. In Memphis Tennessee September 20 the Dutch team defeats Netherland by a narrow margin in the final benefit game, with Dutch players earning about $100 each and presenting gifts to team officials after the game.
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Iim
Harry C Pulliam
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Ang Rerzman National Commission
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Memphis
Nether Souad
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Sersus
Babb
McCullough
Big Eight Open Football Season Preview Leap Ahead
Chicago September 20 1998 opens the Big Eight football season with midwest universities gathering for pre season practice. Coaches seek improved official drills unseen last year as contenders from Minnesota Wisconsin and Missouri head into two demanding weeks of workouts ahead of opening games.
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Vieage Louvis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Moe Guarens
Gomelling
Voters Endorse Jos Loewas for Second Ward Alderman
A lengthy 1908 voter list appears, highlighting residents and candidates with Jos Loewas repeatedly named as the preferred choice for Alderman in the Second Ward. The document shows names, partial titles, and scattered notes indicating affiliation or eligibility status among a broad community roster.
Fragmented Atlanta postal lists reveal scattered names and stations
A convoluted OCR page shows numerous personal names, titles, and station dates across Atlanta area mail stations. The readable fragments list ladies and mens lists at Decatur road, McPherson station, Woodward station, and South Atlanta station with many unreadable entries and stray annotations.
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Comer Decatur Road
Mayson
Atce Mar Carmen
Miss Jewell Morton
Mira Mary Whatley
Ralph Welle
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