Bill Smith Off After Players in St Louis Talks
Manager Bill Smith traveled to St Louis to finalize a working agreement between the Browns and Be Crackers. He will review young players on Macnawer Branch Rickey’s payroll and announce possible new faces for the Isis nine by Saturday night.
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Manning
Giants Drop Two as Pennant Hopes Fade in Doubleheader
New York loses 2 to 1 and 9 to 0 at St. Louis to virtually end its pennant bid. Tesreau’s wildness and Perritt’s pitching defeat Tesreau in the opener. Marquard suffers his twelfth straight defeat in the second game as Sallee limits New York hits.
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St. Louis
Bost
St. Louie
Tesreau
Perritt
Maralard
Sallee
Dex
New York Triumphs Over St Louis 9-2 in Nine Innings
New York uses hits and errors to plate nine runs while St Louis manages only two. In the fifth and sixth, the locals commit five of eight errors and a new lineup takes the field. McHale, Nanamaker, Wetman, Paumgardner, Leverenzy and Agnew inactive. Halamperes, Evens, and Bharidan noted.
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St. Louis
Rickey
Rhe
McHale
Nanamaker
Wetman
Paumgardner
Leverenzy
Agnew
Halampires
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Bharidan
Crackers face lineup shake as McConnell eyed for bench
Braves pull six games ahead as Amby McConnell is slated for a bench role while Harry Holland nears second base, with manager Smith eyeing a backfield shakeup. Golf results from Druid Hills crown first round and set schedule for president’s cup.
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Amby McConnell
Holland
Collins and Evers Seem Chalmers Trophy Winners
Eddie Collins of the Philadelphia Athletics and Johnny Elvers of the Boston Braves emerge as leading choices for the Chalmers trophy in the American and National leagues. The piece notes Collins leads in hits and runs while stealing bases and driving in runs, with Evers a strong contender who probably wins many votes.
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Evers
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Johnny Elvers
Boston Braves
Holdis
Johnny
Bisland to Captaincy of 1916 Crackers
Rivington Bisland, Crackers shortstop, is expected to be captain of the 1916 team. McConnell likely to be cut, Welchonce uncertain, and Bissaud suggested as an ideal choice. Manager Smith to decide after returning from St Louis.
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Crackers
McConnell
Welchonce
Smith
Bissaud
St. Louisa
Sewanee Alumni to Meet Tonight in Atlanta
The Atlanta Alumni Association of Sewanee University of the South meets at the University Club Thursday night to discuss Sewanee's chances in the S L A 4 football season. A mountain representative will address local Sewanee men and plans aim to mobilize support for the Tech game and, if possible, the Georgia game at Sewanee.
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Atlanta Alumni Association
University ‘of the South
University Club
Sewanee
Tech
Georgia
Leclair Shuts Down St Louis as Pittsburgh Wins 9-3
In a Federal League game at Pittsburg Leclair allowed only three hits and struck out nine as Pittsburg defeated St Louis 9 to 3. Leclair and Barry shared the pitching duties for Pittsburg while Watson Groom Keupper and Chapman worked for St Louis. In another game Baltimore beat Chicago 4 to 1 behind a strong pitching effort, Suggs and Jackitsch catching for Baltimore with Lange Prendergast Fiske and Wilson for Chicago. Also Kansas City rallied to a 9-8 victory over Brooklyn with Kenworthy and Evans powering the offense and Mordecai Brown hit hard by Kansas City in a late inning comeback.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Regional Leagues
In the latest results for American Association and International League teams, St Paul defeated Kansas City 6 to 1, Minnesota beat Minnesota 4 to 1 amid a mix of postponed games. Remaining matchups include Buffalo 4 Hochor 6 and Jersey City 7 Prove 4 with several others off day.
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Today’s Games in Major Leagues Across Cities
American League matchups include Philadelphia in Chicago, Boston in St Louis, New York in Detroit, Washington in Cleveland. National League features Cincinnati in Boston, Pittsburgh in Brooklyn, St Louis in New York, Chicago in Philadelphia. Federal League lists Indianapolis in Pittsburgh, Chicago in Baltimore, Inan City in Brooklyn, Indiana in Buffalo.
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The Jars of a Star and Baseball Awards Through Time
In 1911 the Baseball Writers of America awarded Frank Schulte the most valuable player honor and an automobile for the National League's standout. The Cubs and other clubs saw stars like Larry Doyle and Jake Daubert celebrated for top batting and performance, with managerial changes and injuries shaping the narratives of that era.
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Pete Knisely
Larry Doyle
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McGraw
McLean
Jake Daubert
Hack Bibel Lands Joe and Will Stay Here This Winter
Henry Hack Bibel, Cracker first sacker, will spend the winter in Atlanta and be there when the gong rings next spring. Bibel has just been named manager of the Crystal Billiard parlors on the viaduct and is now engaged in his new duties. He welcomes all baseball and pool fans to visit his new place.
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Hack" Bibel
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Poal
Mercer Eleven Opens Season with Gordon Institute
Mercer starts football with Gordon Institute as reports from Barnesville say the cadets expect a Baptist upset. Coach Robbing has the squad in fair shape for warm weather, with Preacher Holman likely at center and Adams as understudy. The line features Forrester Johns Huguley and Wood with backfield depth including Cochran Sammons and several capable backs.
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TWO SCRIMMAGES DAILY FOR WOLVERINE ELEVEN
Ann Arbor Michigan football candidates face two scrimmages daily in Week 3 of preliminary practice. Coach Yost indicated this schedule after two scrimmages showed weaknesses in the line but strong backfield and ends, marking a pivotal stage for the Wolverine eleven. Justice Mahlon Pitney leads the senior's golf tourney with a net 70 after 18 holes at Apawamis.
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Football Practice At Locust Grove Unveils New Team
Football at Locust Grove Georgia on September 23 reports that practice is now daily in the afternoon. Few veteran players return, leaving a largely new squad. Early indications favor a fast, aggressive team as players show readiness to learn the game.
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Will Lay Cornerstone at Warren Memorial Church
The Warren Memorial church will lay its cornerstone Sunday October 4 at 8 o clock. Bishop F D Leete will officiate with a program featuring John J Eagan and Wm Woods White among the white attendees and Drs Geo Arnold R D Stinson P O Cornell J W E Bowen and Rev G C Neal among the colored guests. The pastor seeks aid to finish the top of the church to protect flooring and woodwork already completed.
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Dr Fowler to Preach at East Point Sunday
Dr Charles Lewis Fowler president of Cox College will preach at East Point Baptist Tabernacle on Sunday September 2 at 11 o clock in the morning and at 7 30 in the evening.
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Georgia Must Name Football Captain For Season
Athens Ga September 3 Special The Red and Black eleven opens the season Saturday at Sanford field against North Georgia Agriculture College Dahlonega A strong scrimmage Tuesday showed Georgia with a deep material pool Paddock cannot return a captain will be named soon at quarterback Conyers Powell DeLapermerrie Turner Maloney among those sorely needed Newcomers Knox Gann Floyd Mobley Harden Caraway Hall O Kelly and Neville from nearby schools bring records and heft to the squad Derrick from Rabun county brother of Claude Derrick adds to the talent pool
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Rabun County
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Clarkesville
Finances the cause of Colville's death by own action
The coroner's inquest into Fulton A Colville's Tuesday suicide by carbolic acid reveals he died by his own hand due to financial distress. His letters show debt, illness, and a coerced generosity toward friends, with a note to a woman named Marie and a final plea to a society acquaintance.
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Louisville
Hog and Hominy Show Idea From Ad Men's Club
An editorial in The Constitution outlines the Hog and Hominy Carnival tied to the corn show in Atlanta. The Atlanta Ad Men's Club collaborates with the Chamber of Commerce’s corn show committee to stage a major city event. Committees from both groups have held several meetings and will meet again to finalize plans.
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Powder Springs Farmers Enjoy Brighter Times in Cobb County
In Powder Springs Gr September 23 Special farmers and merchants report a better outlook. No grain shipped this year yet some corn stored and sold while oats were limited earlier. One farmer cites 8 thousand bushels to sell. Wheat yields for another crop and meat from home raising. Large quantities of corn beans tomatoes apples peaches pears stored for winter. Cotton held for an extended period amid favorable conditions.
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Baltimore Cotton Purchase Moves Market
A Baltimore firm contracted to buy 12 000 bales of cotton for 600 000 dollars, to be delivered in October November and December. The cotton will go to Spanish markets for milling and bagging uses shift focus from jute. Additional buyers included Mulkey Salt Co Detroit and Tate Furniture Co High Point with smaller lots. A First Baptist Church Laurel Mississippi bought two bales to aid market clearance. A House bill by Representative Park Georgia proposed state banks form clearing houses to issue certificates redeemable in legal tender by October 1 1915.
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Georgia Manufactures Association to Form in Macon
Georgia manufacturers gather in Macon for the formation of the Georgia Manufacturers' Association. Prominent speakers include John Barrett of the Pan American Union, Alabama visitors, and leaders from the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. The group plans affiliation with the Southern Manufacturers Association and the national body to expand Georgia products into new trade territories.
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Atlanta Scots Aid Families of Soldiers
The Atlanta Scottish association, native born Scots in Georgia, raises a fund for widows and orphans of Scots serving in the European war. Subscriptions are solicited from members and a general appeal is sent to Scots and friends in the territory to donate. Donors should contact the association chief or Dr AB Smeliie, 615 Grand building, relief committee chair.
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Georgia
AB. Smeliie
Insomnia Ties to Public School Chief's Death in Tarboro
Tarboro North Carolina September 23 Robert Davia longtime superintendent of the public schools here reportedly died by his own hand at his home after a period of severe insomnia. He had served fourteen years in the post.
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Mrs Clanton Arrested On Conyers Complaint
Mrs Oln Clanton of Berean street broke out of the Conyers jail Sunday night with help from friends and was rearrested Tuesday by Patrolman Saylor on a warrant. She had taken a Canvery trip September 4 and was jailed on a Magistrate Parker complaint. Mayor Gailey of Conyers came to Atlanta to locate her as the town offered a reward of 59 dollars.
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Gainesville Midland Purchases Two Bales
Gainesville Georgia September 23. The Gainesville Midland railway and its employees are trade boosters each having bought a bale of cotton at ten cents a pound.
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