Crackers Back Without Title and Ground Rules
Manager Johnny Dobbs of the Chattanooga team chides Atlanta for bad fielding on a rough Chamberlin Field. The infield problems, uneven sod, and a small diamond favoring Chattanooga, while Atlanta fights hard but fails to win. The Lookouts had home-field advantage and better ground play, leaving Atlanta unable to convert hits into runs.
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Johnny
Chamberlin Field
Ponce de Leon
Walker
Atlanta Payers
Jordan
Lookouts
Reader
Sadon
Tanta
Fones de Leon
Weiter
Worth & Hill of Beans
Giants Split Doubleheader With Reds In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 26 the Giants beat the Reds 7 to 4 in the first game and 4 to 1 in the second as Ten Laves on balls and new pitcher Daly influenced the contests. Daly held the Reds to one hit in the later innings. darkness halted the second game after six.
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Reds
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Ohio
Rowan
New York
Daly
Gaanee
Rowan and Clark
Marcum
Wiltee
Meyers
Hatterias
Gasper
Clark
Wilson
Kane
Johnston
Cardinals win 4 3 in opener as Shaw homers in tenth
In St Louis Brooklyn split a doubleheader with the Cardinals. The Jocals won game one 4 to 3 as Shaw hit a two out homer in the tenth. Lennox tied it in the ninth with a center field shot. Game two ended after eight due to darkness with Brooklyn holding a 5 to 1 lead when called.
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Brooklyn
Jocals
A. Shaw
St. Louis
Lennox
Louis
Rucker
Knetzer
Hunter
Bok Questions and Answers by Sporting Editor
Under this head the sporting editor will answer questions about all branches of sports. Tied Jemison Dia Atking in the game of September 11 with New Orleans in Melding bunt made a wild throw to Newton at second base the pane going to center Hall. BAN. on.
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Jemison
Dia Atking
Newton
1910 Crackers Stronger in Coming Season
Manager Jordan predicts a 25 to 50 percent stronger team for next season with focus on experienced stars. He states no experiments will be used and money will not buy success if the club cannot secure the right players. If cooperation and funding hold, Atlanta is expected to top the league again, pursuing a repeat strong season.
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Jordan
1909
Atlanta
Theap
No More Incline for Al Newton
A group including Al Newton and Dick Bayless visited Lookout Mountain's incline to view scenery. Newton refused to look down the 75 degree incline, preferring the up view. On reaching the top the party praised the ascent, debated the soldiers uses of the wooden steps, and returned by train, with Newton getting a little tipsy.
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Looknut Mountain
al Newton
Dick Bayless
Frank Rudderham
Newt
Bayless
Buddy
Newton
Double Header for Today in New York Baseball
New York and Detroit will play two games tomorrow after approval by American League President Johnson to move Tuesday's contest. The change avoids conflict with the Hudson Fulton parade. Frill and Wilson, left handed pitchers from Newark, are joining the New York Americans for tomorrow’s twin bill.
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Detroit
Johnson
Hudson- Fulton
Frill
Wilson
Newark
New York Americans
Gaston Loses Temper in Chattanooga Umpire Scuffle
Chattanooga second baseman Dave Gaston clashed with umpire Rudderham after a disputed safe call. Gaston shouted insults, lunged at the umpire, and grappled him. He faces likely fines and possible baseball blacklisting for the incident, with others commenting on the melee.
Hockey scores from the American Association night games
The ledger lists several results: Indianapolis 1 to St Paul 4, St Paul 6 to Indianapolis 5, Louisville 6 to Kansas City 6, Kansas City versus Louisville money line unclear, Milwaukee 10 over Columbus 9, Columbus 6 over Milwaukee 3. The fragmentary notes show tied scores and mismatched entries.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
St Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Loulsville
Milwaukee
Columbus
B. H. S. Has New Coach in Birmingham
Birmingham announces G. M. Messer from the University of Cincinnati has been secured as coach of the Birmingham High School football team. American League has no games scheduled today.
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Birmingham
G. M. Messer
University of Cincinnnati
Captains of Last Year’s Leading Elevens Plan Strong Season
East and west universities begin practice by mid September with Harvard Yale Princeton and others aiming for a strenuous campaign. Yale Harvard Princeton Penn State Chicago Wisconsin and Minnesota lead plans as Cornell notes growing strength and Pennsylvanian hopes.
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Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Brighter outlook for Alabama eleven at Alabama
Aniston report notes improving prospects for the University of Alabama football team under athletic director Dr Jo W Pollard. returning veterans Countess Green Arant Gresham Hurd Howards Palmer Pratt and others join fresh contenders as prospects look bright for a successful season despite possible setbacks.
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Ala
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Jo W. Pollard
Crimson
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Pollard
Crimson and White
Countess
Greene
Argut
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Hurd
Edwards
Palmer
Pratt
Jones
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Roth
Burke
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Derrell Pratt
Dixie
Moody
Vandrraff
Leach
Lockwood
Haley
Sims
Garrett
O'Neal
Wilkinson
Vandegraft
Wllkinaga
Dates Set For New Orleans Auto Races At Fair Grounds
New Orleans Automobile Club officials announced the annual fall and Mardi Gras races. The fall meet is scheduled for November 2021 on Saturday and Sunday at the Fair Grounds track. The Mardi Gras carnival races will run February 4 5 and 6. George Homer was elected general manager, Fred J. Wagner eastern representative, and T C Campbell will chair the contest board. The track will be prepared as in February with 16000 gallons of crude oil and soil scraping to restore speed and safety. Prizes exceed 1000 dollars with trophies. events will cover most cars except electric and high wheel. Proceeds go to the good roads fund. Governor J Y Sanders will convene a Louisiana Good Roads Association meeting November 19 with over 1000 delegates expected. Special railroad rates promised. top drivers anticipated.
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New Orleans Automobile Club
Homer ©. George
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T. C. Campbell
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AADA
Histone Fair Grounds
I R
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Louisiana Good Roads Association
Good Roads Fund
Auburn Eleven Football Schedule Summary
Auburn announces its 1899 schedule with games against Toward College in Montgomery Gordon Institute in Auburn Mercer in Macon Vanderbilt in Nashville Georgia Tech in Atlanta Sewanee in Birmingham and Georgia in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Gordon Institute
Mercer
Macon
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Sewanee
Birmingham
University of Georgia
Parrish to Succeed Carr as NC Sales Manager
Durham announces Captain Parrish a Durham planter tobacco dealer and real estate man will succeed the late L A Carr as sales manager of the North Carolina division of the Virginia Chemical Company.
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Carr
Durham
N. C
Durham Millionare
I T
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North Carolina
Virginia Chemical Company
Howard College Football Practice Opens Under Longwell
Howard College begins football practice under Coach Longwell with four returning stars missing. New players Wyckham McIntyre Hollingsworth Jones show promise while veterans Brewer Lassiter Burns Hudnall Denny Berry and Vaughn return. The team aims to compete strongly in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association schedule.
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Howard ‘College
Longwell
Moon
Blount
Alien
Grenade
Wyckham
McIntyre
Hollingsworth
Jones
Brewer
Lassiter
Burns
Hudnall
Denny
Berry
Vaughn
Kelo University Beats Wisconsin in Baseball Showdown
In Tokio today September 26 Kelo University baseball defeated Wisconsin 2 to 8 but sustained 5 errors while Wisconsin managed 2 errors and 8 hits. The contest featured Kelo scoring twice and Wisconsin recording eight hits as both teams battled on the diamond.
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Tokio
Japan
Kelo University
University of Wisconsin
Kelo
Wisconsin
Poisoner Count Castro Threat Letter Reaches Ginger Winters
Telegram from Lou Castro, Augusta team manager, sent while in Chattanooga Tennessee, demands refusal to play unless umpire Gifford officiates. The message threatens public exposure and identifies Winters as Poisoner Count Castro with instructions to answer via the Round Table.
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Ginger’ Winters
Crackers
Lou Castro
Augusta
Chattanooga
George Winters
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Gifford
Round Table
Count Castro
Football and baseball headlines signal new prep sports year
A sports page notes football season opening with college teams Cubs like Vanderbilt and Auburn preparing while Georgia and nearby schools rebuild rosters. At Boys' High, Dunto leads a promising team with McCord Gillespie and McCorkle among standouts as Grifin trip ends in victory amid strong fan support.
Where They Play Today American League
Detroit visits New York St Louis plays Boston Cleveland meets Philadelphia Chicago travels to Washington multiple games listed with locations and matchups across the American League.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
Cclubs
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Loulsa
Gladys Happy Over Outlook for Birmingham Team
Birmingham reports optimism for next season with manager Molesworth drafting top infielders Emory from Oklahoma City and Waigner from Utica. The club plans a new park and grandstand before April while aiming to add pitchers Gugli, Manuel, Robinson, Fleharty, Schoop, Bauer, Wagner, and Williams and a possible Paul Sentell to captain shortstop duties.
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Molesworth
South
Whey
Emory
Oklahoma City
Texas
Cincinnati
Waigner
Utica Club
Bridges
Elliot
South Michigan Company
Willama
Paul Sentell
Mobile
Marcan
Gugii
Manuel
Robinson
Fleharty
Schoop
Bauer
Wagner
Williams
Dickson
New York
Henlfine
McGilvray
Yancey
Hridgen
Eliott
Raub
Kane
Organize Chamber Commerce Gainesville Ga
Gainesville Ga hosts a special report on a newly organized live chamber of commerce with Col H H Dean as president Y G Mealor and Dr John Rudolph as vice presidents D G Bickers as secretary W A Roper as assistant secretary and T E Atkins as treasurer. Directors include B M Stallworth J E ce wine Ir G F Turner W E Hosch and Geo P Estes with many members enrolled.
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Chamber Commerce
Gainesville
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Dean
Y. G Mealor
John Rudolph
D. G. Bickers
W. A. Roper
T. E. Atkins
Messrs
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J. E. Cewine
Ir. G
Man Arrested After Altercation With Mother-in-Law
David Schane of 205 Raween Street, owner of Columbia Garage, was arrested at his home after a dispute with his mother-in-law a hairdresser on Whitehall Street. She said he threw her trunk onto the porch and slapped her. he was released on $407 cash bail after officers transported him to the station. He agreed to sleep at his garage and returned home with a business partner.
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Raween Street
Columbia Garage
Lehane
Whitehall Street
Geo
T Ig
Pulliam Street
Cail
Wood
West
Schanes
Schane
Additio
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Bchane
Dr Summerall Returns From Grand Hospital Convention
Dr William Bo Summerall, superintendent of Grady hospital, returned to Allania from Washington DC after attending the eleventh annual American Hospital Association convention. He was among few Georgia members and Athenton’s sole representative. The meeting, Sept 21 to 4, discussed hospital management ideas and benefits his trip for Grady’s future administration. The association plans to meet next year in St Louis.
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Wiliam Bo Summerall
Grady Hospital
Allania Yesterns
Washington
Tr Summerall
St. Louis
Naming a Kansas River
The Neosho, Kansas southeastern river, has a tale from Osage explorers during a hot trip toward southern Kansas. An Osage rider entered the riverbank water and the horse sank in, muttering Waterpocket in Osage meaning water hole. The name stuck to the stream.
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Kansas
Hutchinson News
Missouri
Humboldt
Cutter Not Taken by Pirates in Far Seas
Manila September 27. Rumors that the revenue cutter Sora was captured by Mero pirates proved unfounded by the arrival of the cutter at Sandakan North Barnes. On board were JL Perrine Balbac port collector who went to purchase supplies. No word of an encounter with pirates.
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Yielai
Sora
Sandakan
North Barnes
Wax JL. Perrine
Balbac
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