Personal Favor Ties Four Crackers to Griffith
Antess Clark Griffith grants a personal favor to the local chieftain Billy Smith. Four players Tommy Long Harry Hollang Matt Williams Morley Jennings move to Griffith. Recalled players leave the Crackers after the working agreement ends. Manager Smith will meet Griffith in St Louis to discuss returning any player if Griffith so desires.
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Antess Clark Griffith
Billy Smith
Tommy Long
Harry Hollang
Matt Williams
Morley Jennings
Griffith
Senators
Smith
St. Louis
Gabby Street Joins Nashville Vols Next Season
Chattanooga Tenn September 2 Gabby Street will play with the Nashville Vols next season. The Lookouts asked waivers on Street and Schwartz claimed him.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Gabby Street
Nashville Vols
The
Lookouts
Street
Schwartz
Fillingim Sent Back to Cordele Club
Witcher Fillingim, bought from Cordele club on trial with Bankston, has been returned to Cordele by the Crackers. Esilinghe did not show enough material for another trial in the spring.
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Witcher
Cordele Club
Bankston
Crackers
Esilinghe
Braves Open Gap on Giants St Louis Affiliation
The Crackers' newly formed St Louis Browns affiliation could shape the 1915 pennant race. Manager Bill Smith travels to St Louis to finalize the deal and evaluate Browns rookies for potential Crackers loans. Potential outfield and infield holds, with Hemingway likely securing third base if loaned.
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St. Louis Browns
Bill Smith
Atlanta
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Browns
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Branch Rickey
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Braves Win In National League Race Surge
Braves defeat Pirates 6 5 in Pittsburgh while the Giants lose to Chicago. The win pulls Atlanta four games ahead in the pennant chase as four runs in the fourth inning prove decisive. Welchonce benefit fund raises $883.10 with theater and local contributions boosting totals.
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More Honors Won by Perry Adair at East Lake Finals
Perry Adair, the youthful Atlanta Athletic Club star, won the club championship by defeating Claud Donaldson in a 36 hole final at East Lake 8 up and 7 to play. He again beat his father G W Adair en route to the final in Memphis, and many Atlantans predict a brilliant future for the young golfer as a national representative.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Claud Donaldson
East Lake
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G. W. Adair
Papa Adair
Memphis
Neilson Whitney
Hack Eibel Drives In Most Runs In Season
Hack Eibel, the Crackers' first sacker, drove in eighty eight runs last season on hits, sacrifices, errors following his hits, hit by pitch with bases full, and stolen bases. Tommy Long 82 RBIs, Captain Harry Welchonen 67, with Holland 65, Jennings 54, McDonnell 4, Dunn 37, Bisland 26, Tyree 18, Browning 12, Dent Williams 5, Waldron 4, Perryman 4, Thompson 3.
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Hack
Tommy Long
Bibel
Harry Welchonen
Holland
Jennings
McaDonnell
Dunn
Bisland
Tyree
Browning
Dent
Baseball ruling on runner advancement on wild pitch
A question about a man on third with a pitch that hits the base after the batter strikes at the ball. The sporting editor answers that the runner is allowed to advance and the event does not count as a strike.
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Gader Thid
McCormick Heads East for Holidays and Meetings
Chattanooga manager Harry McCormick left Sunday for Philadelphia to visit his mother, attend the world series, and represent the Chattanooga team at the minor league clubs meeting in Omaha in November. He will return after the first of the year.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Harry McCormick
Philadelphia
Omaha
Chattanooga Pilot
Eleven-inning slugfest ends in Detroit Boston tie
Detroit and Boston battled to an 8 3 finish after eleven innings as Cobb drove three singles. Boston tied it in the ninth after chasing Mauss from the mound.
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Leach May Manage Pittsburg Federals
Tommy Leach, outfielder of the Chicago Nationals, has been offered the Pittsburg Federals manager job. Chicago club president Thomas reportedly reluctant to grant a three year contract, with Leach possibly joining the Federal League outfit as negotiations continue.
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Tommy Leach
Nat Honals
Pittsburg Federals
Chicago Club
Thomas
Outlaws
Pittsburg
Tommy Zach
Chicago Nationals
William T. McCullough
Baseball scores from American Association and International League
Summary of multiple early season baseball results: Volu a 7 over Clevel'd 5, St. Paul 2 over Kan. Chey 0, Min'e 4 over Minneap's 0, Louis'e 5 over Indian's 5. in the International League Len k 3 over Baltim'a 2, Brovi. 4 over Jer. City 3, Buffelo 6 over Roch'r 4, Mont'l-Tor'o had an off day.
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Brovi
Jer. City
Buffelo
Roch’r
Mont'l-Tor'o
Rail service protests loom over Georgia train cuts
Merchants, manufacturers and the Atlanta Freight bureau plan to protest to the state railroad commission against the Central of Georgia railway's plan to discontinue two Covington to Macon trains. Protests aim to keep afternoon Covington to Macon and morning Macon to Covington services, while Macon Chamber endorses restoring eastern branch service with adjusted schedules to favor day trips. A Macon committee will attend Wednesday's hearing.
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Atlanta Freight Bureau
United Commercial Travelers' Association
Chamber of Commerce
State Railroad Commission
Gentral of Georgia Railway
Covington
Macon
Merchants Ana Manufacturers
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Central of Georgia Railway
Eatonton
Worning and Arrivag
Central
Atlanta
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Swiss Americans urged to aid needy countrymen
The Swiss legation in Washington appeals to Swiss Americans to support relief for Switzerland during the war in Europe. In Atlanta, Albert Herzog and John Pappa collect funds at 34 Equitable Building and 410 North Boulevard, with small payroll deductions suggested if larger gifts are not possible. Herzog can be reached at Male 3078 and Pappa at Ivy 3694.
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Promotion for Miss Whitaker Named by millville director
Washington September 21 special Siss Gertrude Whitaker daughter of Captain Whitaker of Millidgeville has been promoted to the 1600 class by W H Harris director of the genius She is the private secretary to the director and has shown marked efficiency
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Washington
Gertrude Whitaker
Cable System to Protect Water Mains in City
Georgia Railway and Power will install a self funded cable system costing about $60,000 to shield water mains conduits and fire alarm cables along streetcar routes. The plan, approved by President P. Arkwright and City Electrician R. C Turner, aims to reduce damage from electrolysis and streetcar current leaks. The city reserves its rights for past damages. Mayor Woodward will sign once presented.
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Georgia Railway and Power Company
Woodward
Georgia Chamber of Commerce Meet Wednesday in Macon
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced final arrangements for its annual meeting in Macon on Wednesday. Delegates from across the state are expected as plans for expanding the organization’s work take center stage. President Haden’s report will outline notable material development over the past year with surprising funding figures. Discussions will also cover the Southeastern States Food Products conference set for Atlanta and a state capitol gathering October 1–2 to boost southern food production and reduce cotton acreage.
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Mrs Flagler Robbed of Costly Pearl and Diamond Pendant
Authorities search for a black pearl and diamond pendant valued between 40000 and 50000 dollars missing from Mrs Henry M Flagler a guest at a local Asheville hotel The jewel vanished since the interior hour Saturday and is believed to have disappeared while Mrs Flagler was a guest at the hotel
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Asheville
N. C
Henry M Flagler
Flagler Dinner With Friends Mentioned in Ghost of Pend
Detectives from an Atlanta agency are due in Asheville today to search for the pend ant. No arrests have been made.
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Flagler
Atlanta
Asheville
Train Tickets On Sale For September 24 1914 Atlanta
Tickets go on sale for all trains September 24 1914 with limited return by midnight October 1 1914. Tickets specify routing via the Georgia Railway through the improved South Georgia section read at Ticket Offices in Peachtree and Marietta streets and Terminal Station. W H Foad is District Passenger Agent, Atlanta Georgia.
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Montral ‘of Georgia Railway
South Georgia
Peachtree
Marietta Streets
W. H. Foad
Atlanta, Ga
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