D'Armond May Jump to Pennsylvania Outlaws Trade Shocks Fans
The DeArmond for Pearson deal fuels speculation he will leave the Outlaws and seek a move to Nashville. Zimmer, traveling toward Cleveland, criticizes Little Rock's recent performances before 3,890 spectators. He cites financial costs of acquiring players and predicts the team, though flawed, could climb out of the hole if form improves. Billy Smith hints at action against suspended players amid ongoing season tensions.
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Jump the Outlaws
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Rock
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W. W. Zimmer
the Park
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Drennen
Bill Douglass
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Atlanta Takes Third Game From Little Rock
Atlanta defeats Little Rock in a crowded Piedmont Park crowd as Harley and Brady pitch for the sides in a marathon baseball game. Winters and Noblett lead early offense with several hits, while steady fielding and timely outs keep the score close through nine innings.
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Little Rock
Piedmont
Harley
Brady
Nen
Noblett
Meaney
Oe Bane
Stinson
Jordan
Nowlin
Watt Sac
Bammary-Two-base Hit Noted in Morale Spiel
An OCR snippet notes a two-base hit by Morse. Har struck out four times, Sete recorded a baile on the play, reflecting a tense listed score in a local game recap.
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Bammary
Morse
Har
Sete
Montgomery RB. PB. Montgom'y game summary observed
Readable fragments show other games with Montgomery and Bhrevep t. references to players Brokenstein and Mec appear among cryptic lines. Unable to determine full actions, teams, or outcomes from the OCR snippet.
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Montgomery
Montgom
Lightning strikes church during prayer meeting
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Columbus, a bolt struck the cupola as Pastor J W Mougey prepared to give the benediction. The service ended normally and there was no fire, though the building was shaken and some panic ensued among attendees. Repair crews found only minor damage.
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J. W. Mougey
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth Street
New York Decoration Day Draws Massive Sports Turnout
On Decoration Day New York reportedly hosted 360000 sports enthusiasts across events. Major league baseball drew 50000, racing 50000, athletic games 25000, yachting regattas 22000, golf 5000, cycling 25000, power boat 1500, and other sports including cricket, lawn games, and trotting totaling 360000 attendees.
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New York
Loop the Loop Car Accident Kills One Man
Paul Suberville was killed and F M Henshaw fatally injured after a loop the loop ride at Athletic Park in New Orleans. The car jumped the track after completing its stunt, throwing the riders and striking a water main. Suberville suffered a broken neck.
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Paul Suberville
F. M. Henshaw
New Theria
Athletic Park
Buberville
Work-outs At Gravesend
Weather cloudy at Gravesend with a fast track as horses post workout times. Hat Masterson breezes 6 furlongs in 1 09 24. John Mee goes a mile in 1 50. Nicetas a mile in 1 34. First Mason a furlong 1 17. Ready Royal 6 furlongs in 1 16. Oran 6 furlongs in 1 10. Memories 7 furlongs in 1 23. Looks well Water Tank 5 furlongs 1 08. Keator 3 furlongs 35. Never so good 3 furlongs 37 35. Nas Sir Toddington 5 furlongs 1 handily. other entries note breezing or handily. Also mentions pole vaulting and a brief reference to the Thousand Cayes of Buddha exploration led by Professor Pelliot.
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Hat Masterson
John Mee
Nicetas
Mason
Royal iBianael
Oran
Keator
Sir Toddington
Race day league standings and horse racing results summary
Standings show Southern Atlanta 1, Birmingham 1, Shreveport 2, Nashville 5, New Orleans 2 with scattered results across South Atlantic teams. Horse racing results from Toronto and Latonia include winners such as Daruma, Allegiance, Merry England, and Bill Phillips with varying odds and times.
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Memphis
Shreveport
SRR
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New Orleans
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Augusta
Savannah
Macon
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Eration
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Grant Again Wins Gulf States Championship Match
In New Orleans May 31, BF M Grant of Atlanta defeated A M Post of New Orleans 63 52 in singles for the Gulf States title. The New Orleans pair A L Leverich Randolph Lyons won doubles 63 63 over M N Smith A W Seguin. Milas May Logan beat Charlotte Payne 6 3 6 3 to win the women’s championship.
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M. N. Smith
A. W. Seguin
Gulf States
Milas May Logan
Charlotte Payne
Ison Leaves Macon Team for Atlanta
Jim Ison, second baseman for Macon early this season, released and arrived in Atlanta. He was a first baseman on the Tech team last date and played Inde- He has several offers from Cotton States teams but remains undecided about his course. Also reports from Douglas and Sylvania area on local games and scores across May 31.
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Mell
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Culloden Institute closes after annual exercises
Culloden Ga May 31 Commencement exercises at Culloden Institute concluded with the annual literary address by W F Upshaw editor of The New Age Atlanta and a recital by Miss Conte E Larey. The program featured a music department recital and a mixed athletic meet with several horse racing results noted.
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Culloden
Culloden Institute
Pecide Sapora
W. F. Upshaw
Lew Age
Atlanta
Mise Conte Ie E Larey Monologuist
Baseball notes show brisk activity across leagues
A jumbled baseball summary notes Atlanta's ongoing pursuit of leaders, three shutouts for Southern teams, Atlanta and New Orleans winning while Nashville and Memphis face mixed results. Mentions errors by Georgia State, strong pitching by Leichardt for Memphis, and several players like Cracine, Drennen, Sparks, and Break contributing in varied games across the day.
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Pve Tals
Memphis
Georgia
Juniors Capture Pennant In Emory Class League
Emory College in Oxford Georgia closed the 1906 baseball season with the Juniors taking the pennant in a close 2 to 1 win over the Freshmen. Stipe pitched for the Juniors while M A Smith and Baldwin starred for the Freshmen. Umpire was Dr. Turner and the game lasted about 1 hour 90 minutes.
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Dope of the Day and Manager Notice in Baseball
Gilka of Shreveport faces advance notice requirements for uniformed non-playing managers. President Kavanaugh allows any clothing if not coaching or playing, but stepping on as coach triggers player status and salary adjustments. Upcoming stint shifts to coaching from the bleachers via megaphone. Local papers note Birmingham baseball enthusiasm and mixed reactions to management and fielding styles.
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Gilka
Shreveport
Kavanaugh
Billy Smith
Warrenton Wins One In Close Baseball Contest
Warrenton Georgia on May 31 reports Warrenton's baseball team defeating Thoméon 9 to 8 in a Tuesday game. The narrow win follows Thoméon's victories over other towns and prompts interest in future matchups and practice as the squad returns home.
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New York Sheriff Ordered to Stop Prize Fights
Governor Higgins orders the New York County sheriff to enforce the law banning prize fighting and public sparring exhibitions in New York City, warning that he will be held to account for any failure to prevent unlawful events.
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Albany
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Higgins
Covington defeats Lithonia in pitchers shaky duel
Covington wins 16 to 0 over Lithonia as Goldsmith struggles on the mound before a crowd. Covington’s power hitting breaks through in the sixth while Lithonia’s lineup and fielding show fatigue. Batteries: Covington Norman and Beregren, Lithonia Goldsmith and McDonald. Dummy Steele shines in the series with strong batting and fielding. Buckhead set for Thursday's game here.
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LaGrange High Defeats Hogansville in Close Game
LaGrange High School defeated Hogansville 7 to 4 in a lively afternoon game at LaGrange. Both teams produced spirited plays as young players showcased notable talent and skill during the paused clash.
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