Bill Smith Returns from St Louis Trip
Bill Smith has not communicated since leaving for St Louis to evaluate rookies with the St Louis Browns, with whom the Crackers are now affiliated. He expected to return by September 30, and Atlanta fans await updates on potential targets like Wares, Hemingway, Sloan, Manning, Ernest Walker, and Rumler.
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Michigan Faces DePauw Eleven in unsettled lineup
Michigan coach Yost adjusts the team days before a DePauw game as several positions remain open. Veterans Leons and Raynsford likely anchor ends and center while Watson’s injury opens right tackle. Juniors Staats Nieman Craven and others compete for end and guard spots as the squad prepares.
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Kircher and Browning Vaudeville Practice Tour
Kin her and Feok Browing have returned to Atlanta after about a week’s sojourn in another area. The act, described as Crackers, heads into vaudeville this winter and likely debuts soon. Rehearsals began yesterday and managers anticipate doubled bookings before the week ends. Debut details and venue are being kept secret for now.
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Auburn Alumnus to Feature "Red" Smith in Next Issue
The Auburn Alumnus, the official school organ, plans a feature on Red Smith, third baseman of the Boston Braves, highlighting his Auburn years and the strong support from students and alumni. The piece praises his height and success and notes excitement among the Auburn community.
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Johnson En Route For Series Meet
President Bodlohisen of the national baseball commission left for Philadelphia last night to attend a meeting at which plans for the world series will be completed The series will begin October 9 as announced by the official in charge.
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Braves Clinch National League Pennant in Dramatic Spurt
Braves secure the NL title as they defeat the Cubs while Giants falter against the Pirates. From July 6 to September 29 they posted 63 wins and 15 losses, rising from last to first with a 308 percent pace. Key factors included Evers, the Big Three Stallings rotation, and Whitted and Smith additions.
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Georgia Virginia game publicity press drive aims high
Charlotesville Va September 29 Special 1 With the Georgia game still over three weeks off preparations are under way to break attendance records. Louis Crenshaw leads publicity aiming to surpass last year’s 3500 admissions at Van derbilt game. Campaign covers Virginia Maryland Carolinas Georgia DC poster postcard alumni. Governors invited and rail rates arranged. Collegiate turnout expected from Teminine preparatory schools. Virginia Georgia posters to boost name. Virginia players Coleman injured out weeks. Yale game scouting shows open play. Virginia expected to challenge Yale.
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Honesty of Baseball vindicated in pennant chase
The Boxton Braves face the New York Giants in a key World Series opener at the Polo Grounds as headlines praise the sport for integrity. The article argues baseball’s honesty remains the draw despite past gambling and manipulation, noting the Braves aim to win the pennant for the game’s credibility.
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Albany High School Organizes Eleven Football Team
Albany High School forms an eleven man football squad to compete locally with Columbus, Las Amadas, and other teams on September 29. Captain Charles Shackelford leads the group with manager Charles Tyler. other members include Eldred Simpkins, G Laxerhurst, Robert Spence, Sumter, Isa Tit, William Marrell, Charles Smith, Revert Arthur, and Edwin Clark. The team invites games with any state high school.
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Coming to Atlanta: trains bring newcomers seeking rooms
In Atlanta new arrivals struggle to find housing as trains bring many travelers. The Constitution notes the surge in demand and frequent quick rental of rooms, highlighting the housing squeeze and practical steps newcomers take to secure lodging.
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Stallings Favors One Day Stands in World Series
Boston manager George T Stallings, fresh from the pennant, plans to urge the World Series be played in one day stands at a national commission meeting in Philadelphia. Connie Mack of the Athletics supports the two games in each city proposal.
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Giants and Yankees to meet in post season series
New York September 21 The New York National and American league baseball clubs will meet in a post season series beginning October 7 the day before the opening of the world's series The series is to be conducted under conditions similar to those which govern the world championship contests.
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Lobert to Manage Phillies Next Year
Philadelphia reports that John B. Lobert, third baseman for the Phillies since 1911, will be named manager at a directors meeting this week as Charles S Dupin’s contract expires. If no hitch arises Lobert could take lead of the National League club.
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Army Navy Game May Be Abandoned
Washington reports that failure of West Point and Annapolis to agree on a city for the Army Navy football game led Secretary Garrison to recommend permanent abandonment of the contest.
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Browns 3 Tigers 1 as St Louis wins in Detroit
Detroit lost to St Louis 3 to 1 after Pratt and Waller scored for St Louis and Clemons drove in a run with a three base hit. Batteries were Caves Main Llanase Baker Wellman Agnew Umpires O Loughlin and Chill. Naps 10 White Sox 4. Cleveland defeated Chicago 19 to 4 with strong hitting and pitching. Manager Callahan benched Demmitt for not sliding into home. Richmond Academy to play Georgia Military College in Milledgeville on Oct 6 and Augusta on Nov 6.
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Former Cracker Cinched Pennant For Boston Club
Long Tom Hughes, who twirled for the Crackers before, pitched the Braves to the pennant yesterday. He also pitched against the Cubs on Tuesday as the Giants fell to the Pirates, sealing the Braves’ fate even if they lose all remaining games. Previously with Rochester in the International league, he joined the Braves Monday too late for the World Series. His performance may earn him a share of the pie though not a full one.
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Federal League Baseball Doubleheader Results
Buffalo Federals take both games from Kansas City 11 to 5 and 4 to 9 in a September doubleheader. BloCan struck out seven in the second game. Baltimore beats St Louis 8 to 1 in the season finale. Pittsburg defeats Indianapolis 3 to 0 on Oakes’ bases loaded triple. Chicago tops Brooklyn 7 to 4 as Chicago's batting outslugs Brooklyn. game called after eighth to allow Chicago schedule.
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GAMES TODAY South. South Caroling vy Fatmen at Columbia
A fragmented sports brief lists a South Carolina at Columbia matchup and references West Virginia Wesleyan, with garbled team names and missing details in a terse local schedule note.
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Braves Clinch National League Pennant With 3-2 Win
Boston defeats Chicago 3 to 2 after Whites hit a double and Maranville bunt score the go ahead run in the ninth. The win seals the National League pennant for Boston as Chicago’s last chance ends with Pittsburg and New York results.
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Girard Bank Absorbs Bank of Phenix City
Columbus Ga September 23 The Bank of Phenix City now Phenix Girard bank of Girard Alabama absorbs all deposits of the former institution. The Bank of Phenix City was established many years ago. One cashier W Moultrie Moses committed suicide by self inflicted death in Macon Saturday.
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Today’s Baseball Games Across Leagues
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