Atlanta Takes the Second Game From Shreveport
Shreveport, La August 28 The second game of the last series with the pates began today in clear weather. Inning by inning notes show multiple outs and few hits with Winters and Jordan among the standout plays. The contest includes errors, runs, and a late three-base hit by Winters as Atlanta edges Shreveport.
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Southern conference baseball doubleheader results reported
In New Orleans and Savannah area play there were scattered scores as Montgomery and other teams faced unfamiliar lineups. Batteries varied with Raymond Kahiker Parkinson Shea and others noted. rain affected some games and several matchups yielded lopsided innings and close late rallies.
Premium Offer Follows Braves Second Place Aim
Billy Smith's team will earn 1000 dollars from the Atlanta Baseball Association if they finish second in the pennant race. The gesture boosts morale for the remainder of the road trip and the final home stand. The offer was wired to Billy on Tuesday.
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League Standings Report for Southern and Cotton States
Standings show Southern division led by New Orleans and Memphis tied at six with Jackson and Mobile. Atlanta and Shreveport trail, while Baton Rouge and Montgomery remain scoreless. In Cotton States Mississippi clubs Meridian and Jackson share six points as Gulfport and Vicksburg record one each.
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Yale Captain Loses Final At Newport Championship
Yale lawn tennis captain Carl H. Behe Jr falls to William J. Clothier in straight sets, 6 to 2, at the Newport Championship in Newport, BR. The report juggles stray quotes and local commentary about alleged deals and unrest surrounding the event, with Birmingham Ledger chatter reflecting controversy.
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No Change Will Be Made in 1907 in Cities of the Southern League
Special correspondence from Shreveport notes Shreveport and Little Rock will remain Southern League members next year. Owners value sport over cash, promising to cover deficits if needed. Judge Kavanaugh expected to be re elected president. Atlanta dislikes the outcome as the western end remains dominant.
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Atlanta Players Blame Luck For Pennant Loss
Special Correspondent Percу Whiting reports that Atlanta Cracker players and managers blame a run of bad luck for losing the Southern League pennant. Key players Fox Archer and Jordan were costly injuries, while Vaughn’s Birmingham club remains favored. If luck favored Atlanta, the Crackers could finish second, with a strong end to the road trip possible.
Miller Addresses Southern League Presidency Claim
Ark Miller joked about being named as a successor to Judge Kavanaugh as president of the Southern League. He said the mention is a yearly mix up and that he will not run for president, claiming he is one of the league’s hired men and that President Kavanaugh will hold the office longer.
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Nat Kaiser & Co Diamonds Bargains at Kimball House
Confidential loans on valuables offered by Nat Kaiser & Co with bargains in unredeemed diamonds at 15 Decatur Street Kimball House. The short notice highlights secured loans and sale of pledged gems through the firm’s desks.
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Nap Rucker Big Leaguer Honored By Connie Mack
The article notes Napoleon B. Rucker of Crabapple in Coble county becomes a major league figure after being drafted by Connie Mack. It suggests with skilled handling he could rise as a star pitcher in the coming years.
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Country Club of Little Rock Builds Dormitory for Members
Percy Whiting reports Little Rock’s Country Club plans a two story dormitory to house twenty to thirty male members. Sleeping rooms will be provided free. furniture supplied by the club, bedding by members. A regular breakfast will be served daily with optional supper. location near a tennis court and golf course offers cooling retreat from city heat.
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Billy Smith Linked With Charleston Club for Next Season
Watch Brotman Grow. Shreveport La Aug 28 Manager Billy Smith has a strong offer to manage Charleston next year though he plans to stay in Atlanta. Charleston offers money and pennant hopes, citing Smiths success in the South Atlantic League in 1904 and 1906 with cheap clubs. Atlanta to split a doubleheader with Shreveport then depart for New Orleans for a road series starting Friday. Shreveport hopes for four of six remaining games as it faces lineup changes, with Foxy base running by Whitey Moray highlighted and Crosier contributing on the bases during Monday’s game.
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Previous road failures now seem to be mystery
Special Correspondence from Shreveport, Aug. 27, surveys Atlanta's road woes this season. Despite strong effort and conditioning, the Crackers struggle on the road while fans on away trips cheer and tease. Umpire Rudderham's disputed calls spark controversy as scorer records remain with the officials. Clark Miller confirms balls and strikes are the umpire's responsibility.
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