Billy Would Play Hams in Postseason Series
By Percy Whiting. In August 27 planning a post season series with Birmingham. Three games in each city, a possible deciding game in another town. Billy believes he can win four of six against the Bahoos. The plan would be an innovation in the Southern League, but Vaughan may oppose Smiths wishes. Finances likely tempt, yet money isn’t everything in baseball.
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Billy
Percy Whiting
Atlanta
Tilly Smith
Vaughan
Smith
Silvey Wins Double-Header and The Georgian's Pennant
Saturday results from Piedmont Park show the Silvey team defeating the Kats twice, earning The Georgian pennant amid strong pitching by Kelly who fanned five. West End beat Beck & Gregg 9 to 0 as Garwood struck out fifteen. Regenstein forfeited to Foote & Davies 9 to 0 due to location mix up.
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Bilery
Kute
Kuta
Kats Boys
Bilvey
Piedmont Park
Silvey
Kuts Boys
Bae Sotaen
Kelly
West End
Beck & Gregg
Garwood
Smith
Beck & Gregg Battery
Spockhardly
J. Regenstein
Foote & Davies
Little Rock Travelers Hopeful for 1910 Southern League Rebuild
The piece reports Little Rock's baseball outlook under possible manager Mike Finn, with local writers calling him nearly certain to return and secure players. It notes injuries and inconsistencies among Lit tle Rock hitters and fielders, mixed fan enthusiasm, and attendance concerns amid a shaky season with the Travelers far from contention.
Snapper Garrison and Tod Sloan Shine at Saratoga
At Saratoga the racing scene highlights Snapper Garrison acting as Tod Sloan's betting commissioner. Sloan earned about 150000 in England last season while Garrison's past earnings reached around 200000 annually. The piece notes Miller's return as a top lightweight rider and Wildebrand's improving form as jockeys to watch.
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Saratoga
Snapper Garrison
Tod Sloan
Garrison
Garrion
Tammany
Lamplighter
Ted” Sloan
England
Sloan
Miller
Ge Hour
Trowatt
Aince
Tea
Boda
Wildebrand
Hadthe
Pleves
Mable
Joan
State Shoot At Atlanta Gun Club Feature
The Atlanta Gun Club hosts its eighth annual Georgia state trap shooting tournament on September 3 and 4. Twenty eight events are on the program for all shooters except professionals. Daily purses increase by 109 dollars. The meet attracts top amateurs and many leading professionals from across the country, with reps from major gun and ammunition houses expected. Saturday’s shoot results list targets broken of twenty five.
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Atlanta
League Standings Mix of Cities Across Regions
A garbled standings list shows multiple city teams and scores across leagues including Atlantic, National, American, and Cotton States regions. Entries mention Atlanta, Little Rock, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, New York, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, Roanoke, Portsmouth, Mobile, Shreveport, and others with varied game results and partial dates. The text also includes unrelated notices about hats and campers returning.
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Ntlanta
Little Rock
Orleans
Montgomery
Hemphis i
Nashville
Atlantis
Soath Augusta
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Washington
Chicagoga
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louia
New York
Cleveland
National
Newark
New Yia
Cuneraiatta
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Hinarican Association
Southern
New Orleans
Lee
Memphis
Shreveport
Cincinnati
Cincinnatiees
York
Nicaga
Ion
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Tadiananctis
St Paul
St. Paul
Indianapolis
States
Cotton
Meridian
Baton Rouge
America's Great Futurity Set for Next Saturday at Sheepshead Bay
Saratoga dispatch notes America's Futurity, for yearling thoroughbreds, runs next Saturday at Sheepshead Bay. Estimated value near $35,000 prize, with potential total handle around a million dollars. Key contenders include Castleton Farm entries Grimaldi, Ballot, Peter Pan, and a strong filly from Disguise lineage. Keene and Reeves connections prominent. Horace 8 out, Ken tucky Beau among early dark horses. betting, conditions, and entry costs outlined.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Messrs
J. R
F. P. Keene
Castleton Farm
Kentucky
Grimaldi
Cohimando
Ballot
Vater
Peter Pan
Commando
Loins of Disguise
England
Joan
Castleton
Gripaldi
Ratneys
Cleveland
Ohio
Henello
Horace
Chief Bender Marries Charleston Girl in Augusta
Big Chief Bender of the Augusta base ball team wed Miss Theresa A Delaney of Charleston in a Sunday evening ceremony at the bride’s mother’s residence officiated by Father P I Duffy. The couple left Charleston early for Jacksonville to join the Tourists for a game. The romance began during Bender’s stint with Charleston.
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Spedal
Charleston
Big Chief
Bender
Felder
Augusta
Theresa A. Delaney
Charter ‘Ton
P. I. Duffy
Jacksonville
India
Nat Kaiser & Co Confident Loans on Valuables
Nat Kaiser & Co offers confidential loans on valuables and bargains in unredeemed diamonds at 16 Decatur Street Kimball House.
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Decatur St
Kimball House
Smith Gets 3 New Men
Shreveport report says manager Jilly Smith ends state scouting and signs two new pitchers and a shortstop. He notes focus remains on adding potential talent for next year while keeping the current squad intact for 107 lag season. The piece mentions past stars and the Atlanta mogul’s strategy in building a resilient club.
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Percy Whiting
Shreveport
Jilly Smith
Tessas
Milly Real
Mirerss
Dygert
Oldring
Maxwell
Liebhardt
Hyrae
Nichelle
Atlanta
Leginners
Atlanta Makes Even Break Of Final Games in Arkansas
In Little Rock on August 28 Atlanta split the double header. First game saw Atlanta win with heavy hitting as Pax four hits and Crozier Evers Hughes Winters among leaders. Hughen allowed five hits and one run for the Travelers while Atlanta produced eighteen hits but eight runs. Second game featured Doe Childs on the mound for Atlanta with weak support in hitting and base running.
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Little Hock
Ark
Atlanta
Hawes
Ton Hughen
Travelers
Crackers
Doe Childs
Jim Pax
Crozier
Evers
Hughes
Winters
Childs
Allen
Orr
Jeems Archer Rejoins Team Amid Streaky Play
Jimy Archer joined the Crackers at Little Neck just before the team left for Shreveport Saturday night. His arm and shoulder are not fully sound but he will be available in case of need. Bid Smith shines behind the bat and Hoffman plays solid third. Sidney is delivering strong hits as the team maintains its winning form.
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Tost
Little Rock Aggregascaly
Ags
Eady Cormne
Pattie Tave
Meaney
Gilbert
Quick
Hird
Zimmer
Watt
Little Nock
Isome
DeArmond
Percy
Whiting
Shreveport
Jimy Archer
Little Neck
Will
Bid Smith
Hoffman
Archer
Sidney
Sone
Jimmy Archer
Atlanta
Little Hock
Jimmy
Montgomery
Smith
Sid Smith
Ansious
Birmingham
Havana
Nfe
Walters
Pittsburg
Toronto
Ontario
Memphis
Old Kay and the Montgomer y Baseball Pull
Notes from sports pages recount a disputed Montgomery game with Mullaney, Wainscott, and Climbers, plus Archer joining Little Rock and Minahan moving from Toledo. The items mix fan reactions, coaching tensions, and player transfers shaping early season play.
Monticello Defeats Shadydale in Close Game
Monticello edges Shadydale in a hard fought contest Rae and Sam lead scoring for Monticello as the team improved to a win over Shadydale in a local matchup.
Big Leagues Want Byrne from Shreveport Trade Talk
Shreveport has sold Aristele to Pittsburgh for 2000 dollars and is negotiating with Cincinnati and Philadelphia Americans as well. Shortstop Byrne, a star infielder of high promise, could be the next sale if the price reaches two thousand dollars. The local association expects favorable treatment if finances are manageable.
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Percy Whiting
Shreveport
Aristele
Pittebur
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Americans
Byrne
Double header return eyed in Shreveport baseball plan
Shreveport Louisiana August 27 a double header will probably be played with the Pirates either Tuesday or Wednesday no games Thursday as the Crackers shift to New Orleans Wednesday night.
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Shreveport
Pirates
Crackers
New Orleans
Gans Nelson fight is sure to go ahead
In Goldfield Nevada on August 27 the local Goldfield Athletic Club cleared the atmosphere around the Gans Nelson championship match. Referee George Siler was announced and the decision to proceed was supported by Larry Sullivan who warned Gans would not fight under Siler unless integrity was guaranteed.
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W. W. Naughton
Goldfield
George Siler
Gans-Nelson
Goldfield Athletic Club
Larry Sullivan
Gans
Siler
Rarefied Air to Hurt Pugs in High-Altitude Fight
Sportswriter notes the Nelson Gans boxing bout fought at Goldfield Nevada attractions. Observes fighters weigh 133 pounds after training and warns high altitude at 6,009 feet can cause nosebleeds and breathing strain for unacclimated travelers.
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New York
Goldfield
New
Arizona
Gans
Neilson
Nevada Ming
Little Winners Triumph in Local Match
A garbled but hopeful note reports the Little Winners defeating an opposing team, with fragments suggesting a close score and the event held at a local venue. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Balvador
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W. B. McDonough
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Edward Get
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NAT Kaiser & CO
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Jeems Archer
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