Tigers Triumph In Muddy Battle as Senators Fall
Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 4 to 1 in a muddy field after a weather-shortened doubleheader. Killian held the edge over Hughes, while the Tigers gain in percentage and sit within half a game of the Naps. Boston and Chicago split a nine-inning tie, and the Browns and Yankees also split their doubleheader.
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Killian
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Chicago
Cy" Young
Gainst Smith
Candliste Sherman
R. HE
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White
Schreck Young
Origer
Connolly
Ker
Seastern
Giants Beat Phillies First Rise in pennant race
New York defeats Philadelphia 7 6 to extend lead as Giants rally in ninth. Shean mishap, Dono three-bagger scoring Bresnahan, Berry runs for Donnah, Seymour wins with late pitching. Boston tops Brooklyn 3 2 in a fast game with Flaherty shutting out opponent after ninth inning rally.
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Donko
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Donna
Seymour
Barry
RISE
Iphiadelphia
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Fsy
Davis
Medinampires
Klem
Jennistone
Sweeney
Graham
Grahar Rucker
Dunn
Atlanta Baseball Association Prepares for Next Season
The Atlanta Baseball Association plans a spring report led by Bill Smith to assemble a strong 25 man roster. Key players from last season are retained while new tryouts are scheduled, with final team makeup to be established after the weed out process.
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Billy Smith
Atlanta Baseball Association
Bill Smith
Atlanta
Smith
Itfietfees
Tateenn
Weran
Winters
Becker
Clevton
Tordan
Dyer Cox
Tannan
Hale
Kirkpatrick
Caviin
Wilkes
McMurray
Cesiston
Tornm View Bate
Maxewatl
Sehupp
Gritin
Presse
Atkinama McKensie
Igt
Reds and Cubs Avoid Possible Technicality
Cincinnati Ohio September 28 To avoid the possiblity of the game being thrown out on a technicality the postponed game between Chicago and Cincinnati which it had been planned to play today has been deferred until Friday and there was no National League ball game in this city today.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
South Opens Football Season on Saturday
The 1908-9 season kicks off with teams across the South ready after two weeks of hard practice. Key games include Tech versus Gordon in Atlanta, Sewanee against Mooney, and Tennessee teams hosting in Knoxville and Nashville as coaches gauge early team strength.
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South
Tech
Gordon
Atlanta
Sewanee
Mooney
Vanterhitt
Mary
Anheuser-Busch Introduces New Beer at Public Event
A garbled notice describes a new beer by Anheuser-Busch presented at a public venue. It mentions a tasting event and beverage service considerations, with unclear references to attendees and location.
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Heloe
Br Anheuser-Busch
Tas Pure Fond and
Yellowjackets training and upcoming Gordon game
The article covers Georgia Tech football with emphasis on hard work, scrimmage games, and a weakened roster led by Chip Robert Hightower and Davis. Scrub coach Dodson impresses with broken-field running as Tech prepares for Gordon, Clemson, and a slate of Atlanta games this fall.
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Herstiani
Teoh
Old Wen
Chip Robert
Hightower
Davis
Dodson
Princeton
Rashit
Tal
Gordon
Alroady
Clemson
Atlanta
Baldwin
Mooney
Mischesinp! Agricultural
Mechanical
Alabanma
Avourn
Sewanee
Mercer
Phillips Killed by Train Near Lanette Atch
The body of Will Phillips was found early this morning south of the lanes cotton tins on the Chattahoochee Valley railroad track with the top of his head missing. He was last seen with two friends returning home in Lanette, Alabama. Local authorities reported a possible accident involving a passing train from the Chattahoochee Fatley line, with ongoing investigations.
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Raitrosa Trocke
Chattacoches
Dick Joyner Chosen Again For Atlanta Club Business
The Atlanta baseball club names Dick Joyner as business manager for the coming season. He is praised for his courteous gate operation and prompt attention, with fans expecting the same treatment as in the past season. Joyner is the son of Mayor Teyper and enjoys strong public support.
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Atlanta
Dick Joyner
Teyper
Joyner
Stils
Three Flights Made by Wilbur Wright Amaze France
Wilbur Wright, American aeroplanist, made three flights at Le Mans. First flight unaccompanied lasted over one hour seven minutes eleven seconds, covering about thirty miles. Second flight with passenger broke height and duration records at eleven minutes three and two fifths seconds. Third flight with Count de Lambert covered about three and a half miles in six minutes and fifteen seconds. St George’s Ohio colony to gain six families. St George school opens with fifty pupils first day.
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Aire
Lemans
Wilbur Wright
Tissandier
Count de Lambert
Monfort Wins Aqueduct Handicap in Thrilling Finish
At Aqueduct on September day Monfort surged to the lead in a tight stretch and captured the Aqueduct handicap by a head over Royal Tang and The Squire. The nine races featured limited fields with three starters in the main event as Monfort earned victory for owner trainer in a brisk fall meeting opener.
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Xebre
Dark Night wins Frank Fehr handicap at Douglas Park
At Louisville Kentucky on September 28 the Douglas Park meeting opened with 3000 spectators despite cold rain. Pari mutuel betting was light but the day produced good racing led by Dark Night’s upset victory in the Frank Fehr handicap over Pinkola and Terah.
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Terah
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Cirnhan Lad
Harting
Tivalln
Optical service ad from A K Hawkes Co
The advertisement promotes A K Hawkes Co scientific opticians at 14 Whitehall and 126 Peachtree offering optical services to thousands of patrons in the south with demonstrated expertise in vision care and eyewear.
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A. K. Hawkes Co. Scientife Opticians
Whitehall
Peachtree
Ak, Hawkes Co
Opticians
Sewanee Varsity Beats Scrubs 16 to 0 in Openers
Sewanee opened the season on Hardee field with a 16 to 0 victory over the scrubs. The match showcased a lighter backfield and line as Sewanee prepares to face Virginia Saint Louis University and Vanderbilt. Evang starred at tackle with the first touchdown credit, and two more scores followed before time.
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Lyne
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Lex Stone
Harris
Shepard
Tom Evans
Faulkinberg
Cheape
Bolt Evans
Eluele
Guy Lewis
Varsity
Urick
Evang
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