League meeting yields few changes amid disputes
Southern League directors met in Georsan Ingtam June 11 and focused on player suspension rules and roster limits. Atlanta’s Lowry Arnold said managers may carry ten players when not coaching and emphasized adherence to general rules across clubs. Proceedings included a Montgomery $100 fine for tampering, Nashville’s protest against Birmingham over a player under contract, and a pending salary-limit inquiry led by Kavanaugh and Wormer.
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Arnold
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Wally
New Orleans
Nashville
Birminghan
Witcher Hickman
Denver
Harry Vaughan
Birmingham Tem
I'nesit Kavanaugh
B. Wormer
Weaguet
Atlanta Wins in the Ninth at Shreveport Pirates
Atlanta defeats the Pirates in Shreveport with a late rally after a long home winning streak. The game featured umpire Elsey in place of Pfeninger, with Hughes pitching and Frits taking the mound for Atlanta. Attendance was about 800, and the recap notes key hits from Evers, Crozier, Winters, and Smith as the game tightened late.
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Atlanta
Pirates
Elsey
Nashville
Pfeninger
Billy Smit
Hughes
Gilks
Frits
Dick Crozier
Winters
Sid Smith
King
Winters Station
Mick
Ant
Glikes
Clark
Two Days' Doings On Many Diamonds In City Baseball
The write up covers two days of games featuring Atlante, Nashville, and New Orleans with notes on players such as Jakey, Liebharde, and Red Fisher. It praises Charley Babb’s Memphis team turnaround, highlights Dusty Whoder’s strong outing for Cleveland, and cites a controversial Philadelphia game incident. It also lists several horse racing results and praises team management and season prospects in Atlanta and Memphis.
Nat Kaiser & Co Confidential Loans on Valuables
The advertisement offers confidential loans on valuables from Nat Kaiser & Co located at 45 Decatur Street in Kimball House, highlighting bargains in unredeemed diamonds and discreet service.
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Decatur St
Kimball House
Baseball score endgame at Columbus and Americus
Georgia mare Grath and Cawthorne umpired in Columbus as Americus beat Columbus 7 to 4 with Weaver and Hleassey Whalen Spencer and Stevens supplying the batteries Weeks umpire.
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Grath
Cawthorne
Ater
Columbus
Americus
Weaver
Hleassey
Whalen
Spencer and Stevens
Umapire
Weeks
Memphis Legislator Fatally Stabbed In City
Memphis Tennessee June 11 Thus B Collier member of the state legislature and a leading attorney was fatally stabbed today. The assault was alleged to be committed by T R Tucker president and general manager of the Mississippi Bond and Investment Co Edward McVeigh a bystander was seriously hurt Tucker was abused. The report appears to be garbled with misprints and unclear details.
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Tenn
B. Collier
T. R. Tucker
Mibiesippi Bond and Investment Co
Edward McVeigh
Tucker
Joeie Tucker
League Standings Mix of Cities and Teams
League standings show St Louis and Boston alongside New York and Chicago in a tangled chart. Detroit and Washington also feature, with imperfect spellings and missing dates or figures.
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Chicago
Hogg and McGuire
Pocnenets
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Boston
Brooklyn
iPriority
Panaaes
Detroit
Washington
Montgomery Baseball Aassociation backs Oldring payment and seeks Childs
Special to The Georgian Montgomery Alabama July 11 President Amerine says the draft money for Kobe Oldring, drafted to Philadelphia, has been paid. The amount, 89 dollars, is the second payment. Mack did not pay since he had given McCrave. Mullaney seeks Childs from Atlanta and wired Manager Smith to sell for the season. Hale is likely done. Callahan did not play at home, and Hansen shines at second. Breitenstein proves useful after Shreveport release, while Maxwell of the Cotton States League excels as strikeouts rise. Montgomery won ten of fourteen here, with Fisher from Indianapolis reportedly sought by Amerine but not yet secured.
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Amerine
Montgomery Baseball Association
Kavanaugh
Kobe Oldring
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
McCrave
Mullavey
Childs
Atlanta
Smith
Hale
Callahan
Rochester
N. Y
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Hansen
Schwarze
Breitenstein
Montgowery
Shreveport
Tory
Maxwell
Cotton States
Neems
Ders
Fisher
Indianapolis
Amer
Amerille
Jay
Brunswick Eyes Transfer of Local Baseball Franchise
Brunswick Ga June 1 After fans and local backers eyed the Albany franchise purchase the deal was postponed. Albany wanted more money and J W Savarese of Savannah signaled Columbus would transfer only if sufficient inducements were offered. No decision yet but either Albany or Columbus likely to move to Brunswick this week. Travel mentions of poor attendance in Birmingham and Travelers have fallen off.
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Brunswick
Albany
J. W. Savarese
Savannah
Columbus
Savarese
Albany Club In New Hands In Albany Georgia
Albany reports Brunswick did not buy the Albany club franchise. The franchise is held by a local stock company with President Thomas transferring control to new owners. In Covington Thomaston defeated the locals 12 to 2 in a prep league game, Stowers dominating pitching and Farles catching. Brown was hit hard.
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Albany. Ga
Albany Club
Thomas
Covington
Thomaston
Stowers
Farles
Brown
Woodru
Browne and Colle
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