Team Home Atlanta Crackers Reel From Road Trip
The Atlanta baseball team, the Crackers, return home for a nine game stretch through June and July after a long trip. Stinson is released and Schwarts may join from Montgomery, potentially reshaping the lineup with West, Otten, Jordan, and Archer contributing as the squad hopes to steady form and press toward a strong homestand.
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Durrett
Manager Mullaney Talks of Trades and Lively Balls
Manager Mullaney and his Montgomery contingent arrived in Atlanta around noon after a rough trip. He cited suspensions affecting Sehwarts and discussed keeping the ball, hinting at trades but offering few concrete details. He confirmed minor lineup changes like Noblett for McCann and Breitenstein from Shreveport while noting the core squad remains intact.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Lettig
Behwarts
Behwarth
Attendance in the West Deteriorates for Southern League Tour
Terretary Ethridge criticizes West attendance as the Southern League circuit shows poor crowds. He recalls covering expenses in Memphis and Little Rock where the team drew better, but New Orleans and Shreveport trips failed to meet guarantees. Manager Smith notes weak crowds in New Orleans and widespread declines, warning changes after Frank’s tactics.
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Memphia
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Smith Pleo
Wade
Frank
New
Woodward Is Brought Home After Cotton State League Injury
Bam Woodward the Atlanta bell player injured in Jackson Mississippi while playing with the Baton Rouge team in the Cotton State League was brought home Sunday by Bernie McCay. His condition is critical.
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Atlanta Bell
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Bernie McCay
Unclear 1900s Baseball Fragments Spark Chaotic Play-by-Play
A garbled recap of Sunday baseball across cities including New Orleans Memphis Detroit and Shreveport. Notes a two two tie at Red Elm a triple play and umpire absences. Mentions Woodward injury and various players and teams with uncertain outcomes and misquoted phrases.
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Montgomery
Red Elm
Shreveport
Gilkers Iren
Birmingham
Newberry to Have a Team
Newberry will hire a summer baseball team with a strong amateur lineup. The club will feature fast local players, many previously part of Newberry College’s pennant-winning squad, with home and away games against other amateur teams. Practice has started and a game schedule will be set shortly.
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Inez
Jerry
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Ladies' Day Tuesday at Atlanta Crackers game
Tuesday marks the first ladies day of the current Atlanta stay as Montgomery faces Atlanta with Rube Zeller pitching for the Crackers. A large crowd is expected if the weather stays fair.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Rube Zeller
Where They Play Today Montgomery in Atlanta
Montgomery fans learn their team plays in Atlanta this day while Nashville visits Birmingham Memphis travels to Shreveport and New Orleans meets Little Rock in a mixed schedule update with several city matchups.
Police halt Sunday baseball games in Brooklyn over money deals
Police interference stopped all Baseball yesterday in Brooklyn where money changed hands in games. Capt Hursey ordered an immediate stop to Sunday ball play, stating that is all there is to it.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tam
Hursey
Final Game a Slaughter Atlanta 3 Little Rock 9
Special to The Georgian Little Rock defeated Atlanta 9 to 3 in a one sided game. Barnum started for Atlanta and was knocked out early. Sparks relieved and helped shut out Atlanta after a rough start. The Travelers built a lead with early runs and kept pressure on the home team throughout the contest.
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Bornuw
Mily Siolth
Blu
Ted
Taster Sparks
Barnum
Banter
Big Chief Bender Playing Good Ball
Special to The Georgian from Augusta Georgia notes "Big Chief" Ben Der is attracting Augusta fans with strong hitting. In four recent games he was at bat around a dozen times and collected eight safeties, boosting his average to .22. His fielding, unlike his hitting, has been the feature of several recent games for Augusta.
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Ben [der
Jeff Held
Oiseau Down With Eczema
New York June report says Oiseau the colt once bought for 20000 dollars by Diamond Jim Brady suffers eczema like the champion Sysonby. After three days he fretted and a body rash appeared. Retirement is announced as the ailment spreads. Oiseau was bred near Nashville and won a two year old stake at Cumberland Park.
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New York
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Diamond Jim" Brady
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Ornus
Masanielo
von Tromp
Olsean
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Park
J G. Greener
Nashrille
Big Pugilistic Carnival Planned for Los Angeles
A Los Angeles boxing carnival is being arranged with names such as O Brien Kaufmann Ruhlin Berger and Burns linked to bouts. Plans involve a sequence of fights leading toward a potential title challenge and a pioneering September card in San Francisco being considered but likely shifting to Los Angeles.
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Cal
Jack O'Brlen
Kauffmann
Ruhlin
Marvin Hart
Berger
San Franciaco
Keopk
Jack Hoot
Burns
Root
Thomas
Nelson
Joe Gans
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Britt
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Hermann
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McGary
Morris Levy
San Francisco
Work-outs At Gravesend in Early June Training
Weather clear and track fast as Privat conducts workouts at Gravesend. Horses breeze in 1:47 and 1:17 34, with others galloping four furlongs in 26 and half-mile segments. Notable times include 1:04 for Woodantin and 1:16 45 for Urantello.
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Breesing
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Deal
NO LINE ON YALE CREWS
Yale coach Sly John Kennedy has finished training three crews without public trials. Rumors say Harvard may boast a record breaking crew while Yale’s slender oarsmen show fatigue before the final mile. Today was the first practice without time-work since arrival. Through Thursday they will run two to three miles daily to sharpen for the big race. Yale captaincy appears settled on Robert Hale Noyes of St. Paul Minnesota, rowing at No 6.
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Conn
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Yale
Harvard
Robert Hale Noyes
St. Paul
Minn
Tennessee Tennis Team in Nashville Tournament Preview
In Nashville the Tennessee tennis team eyes a standout event at the city tournament. Nat Thornton and Grein Soulth lead the squad as they chase a win that could define the season amid high expectations and strong competition.
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Nat Thornton
Grein Soulth
Atlanta Sun
Eas
M. Grant
New York Champion Charged in Amseia Court Fight
Fragmented report notes a New York champion named Jennie Champlon involved in a melee with Amseia mobs. The text is garbled but suggests a title fight or defense issue surrounding the contestant and a public disturbance.
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Lin Abd
SiMe Melen
New York
Jennie Champlon
Amseia Mobs
Davis Named Captain of Wisconsin Crew
June 3 report notes Davis elected captain of the Wisconsin crew, succeeding last year’s leader. The move follows my wave of shifts in team leadership as the squad prepares for upcoming regattas.
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Rt House
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Lavin Ie
Moran Duemond to Race Walthour This Week
Jimmy Moran will race Walthour in two upcoming events on Monday and Tuesday at Werkenta. The contest will feature Picht her ehee the centest mod it shocht les hammer, with Moran aiming to perform before he departs for Germany.
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Eespeetel
Walthour
Germany
Nat Kaiser & Co Confidential Loans on Valuables
Nat Kaiser and Co offers confidential loans on valuables with bargains in unredeemed diamonds at 15 Decatur Street Kimball House.
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NAT Kaiser & CO
Riverdale Routs Morrows 6 to 0 in Big Win
Riverdale Georgia hosts Morrows in a Saturday game ending 6 to 0. Hine pitched well for Riverdale, Travis hit a home run, and strong fielding supported the win. Kelley pitched for Morrows and performed creditably despite the defeat.
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J. Kelly
JA. Moore
Cornell Wins Two of Three Boat Races at Poughkeepsie
Cornell took two of three rowing events on Saturday at Poughkeepsie. In the eight, Cornell led a tight field with Penn, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia, Georgetown following. time 19:30.45 near the record. In the four-oared race Cornell defeated Syracuse, Columbia, and Pennsylvania.
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Columbia
Georgetown
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Asheville to Send 3 Men to Southern Championship
Asheville selects Winston, Howell from Albemarle Club to represent in the southern championship games beginning July 2 in Atlanta. Millard will represent Asheville city players, noted as a top state tennis figure who has won local tournaments for three years though out of form in yesterday’s matches.
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Howell
Albemarle Club
Atlanta
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Millard
Stogles
Union Springs Team Opens Here For Three Game Series
Thomaston hosts Union Springs in a three game set this afternoon. Union Springs, a strong Independent outfit, has beat every foe in two of three except Thomaston. In their first meeting Union Springs won 10 to 3, Thomaston tied the series 1 to 1 with a 2 to 0 win in the second game, and the third ended 1 to 1. The squad features Auburn’s Steele and the Weems brothers, with Sam Weems on the All-Southern roster this year. Frank Jerson of the University of Georgia is also mentioned.
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Steele
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Sam Weems
Frank Jerson
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League Standings Overview Across Cities
A dense standings list shows several league results with teams from Little Rock Atlanta Montgomery Memphis Shreveport Birmingham New Orleans Nashville Detroit Cincinnati Chicago and more. Scores include Memphis Montgomery 1 Shreveport 2 Louisville Columbus Toledo St. Paul Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis and others reflecting mixed results across cities.
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