Crackers Take Second Straight in Pinch Hitters Clash
In Chattanooga April 1, the Crackers beat the Lookouts 3 to 2 as Price pitched well in relief and Whitey Alpermann made a crucial defensive play. Coveleskie was roughed in the fifth, yielding three runs, with Smith and Gillespie contributing key hits. Alpermann fooled Coyle on a key baserunning trick, preventing a bigger Lookouts rally.
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Goveleskie
Chappelle
Whitey Alpermann
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Coyle
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Gecker
Bilston
Welch
Gillespie
Massey
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Coveleskie
Welchance
Bailey
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Keating
Dunn
Gilberfeld
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Tommy
Pole
Lowe
Stuart
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Elberfeld
Street
Ggala
Elberfela
Agler
Barons Defeat Vols 4–3 In Birmingham Showdown
Birmingham downed Nashville 4 to 3 before a large crowd at home. Wordgrove outpitched Plehady as Nashville pushed ahead early, but Birmingham rallied with homers from Carroll and Messenger. Hardgrove pitched well for Birmingham, while Fleharty allowed three runs in a 2 08 game.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Wordgrove
Plehady
Carroll
McGilvray
Hardgrove
Messenger
McBride
R. Birmingham
Marcan
Goalby
Stealen
Llam
Bodys
Schwartz
Youngs
Carrol
Fleharty
Willams
Balk
Marean
Goathy
Stockdale and
Breitenstein
Michigan Dominates Vanderbilt in Fourteen Run Baseball Rout
In Nashville Michigan crushed Vanderbilt 14 to 2 at Dudley Field. Pitcher Wilson Collins struggled as Wolverines bats exploded with many extra base hits. Sister paced Michigan with four safeties in five trips, driving most of the scoring. In the second inning Michigan scored twice on two passed balls by Brown.
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Mobile
Hogg
Corbett
Brenner
Starr
O'Dell
Maloney
Atz
Knaupp
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Wares
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Ban Johnson Plans Shorter Baseball Games via Boy Retrievers
Chicago April 11. Ban Johnson unveils a plan to speed up American League games by inflating boy participation. A new ball would be put into play after every foul, even if not over the fence. If a foul is uncatchable, fielder returns to position while a boy retrieves the ball. Uniform status for the assistants undecided.
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Chicago
Johnson
Cleveland
Hunter Wins Nineteen-Hole Match at Pinehurst
Pinehurst N C April 14 Robert Hunter of Weeburn Conn defeats N Hurd Pittsburg Country Club in today's first round of the annual mid April golf tournament. Other winners include E W Erwin Kent Club Michgan C J Becker Woodland Mass and C G Fownes Oakmont Pa in the opening round.
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Robert Hunter
Weeburn
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Hurd
Pittsburg Country Club
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Kent Club
Michigan
C. J. Becker
Woodland
Mass
CG. Fownes
Oakmont
Baseball Today at the Federal Prison Field
The spring season of 1913 Federal Prison league resumes with two games on the prison field. Hustlers face Pirates and Athletics meet Climbers as two games are scheduled every Saturday through July 5. Giants beat Crackers and Tigers beat Cubs marked openers last Saturday.
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Federal Prison League
Hustlers
Pirates
Athletics
Climbers
Giants
Crackers
Tigers
Cubs
Willacoochee Loses In Narrow Nashville Game
Nashville bail club defeats Willacoochee 1 to 0 in Nashville Georgia. Chewning of Nashville struck out fourteen batters and allowed one hit in a strong pitching performance this afternoon.
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Willacoochee
Nashville
Nashville Bail Club
Wilacoochee
Chewning
Famous Horse Dead in Lexington Cup Race
In Lexington Kentucky on April 11 the famous horse Countess winner of the Saratoys cup race is reported dead. Breen is cited in connection with the horse and the event.
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Lexington, Ky
Saratoys.cup
Jahn Cc. Breen
City League to Field Four Teams This Season
City League will be composed of four teams this season after a permanent organization was perfected Friday night. Georgia Railway and Electric, Bean and McGill, Southern Melt, and Pelephanecand Teles are listed among participants.
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Hefme
de i . Georgia Railway
Plectric
Bans
Bean
McGill
Gill
Teles
Boys' High Beats Tech High in Rainy Baseball Tilt
Hal Reynor reports Boys' High defeated Tech High 5 to 1 at Tech Flats. Fox pitched superbly, striking out 11 and limiting Tech High to six hits. Armstead and Smith contributed, with Armstead posting two hits and Smith a triple. Parks led Tech High with a single and a strong mound effort.
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Hal Reynor
Boys’ High
Tech High
Tech Flats
Fox
Binsie
J. Parks
Armstead
Smith
Reynolds
Bedell
Scott
Lipscomb
Johnston
Thomas
Ed High
Atole
Laird
Parke
Parks
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Southern Atlanta 6 Chattanooga 2 and other scores including Birmingham 4 Nashville 3, Mobile 2 New Orleans 0, Memphis 4 Montgomery 1. American League St. Louis 8 Detroit 6, Cleveland 4 Chicago 1. Kansas City 5 Louisville 2 in the American Association. Texas League games listed. All other games postponed or rafn.
Mike Donlin to perform at Lyric Theater for Atlanta Birmingham visits
Mike Donlin, popular with many Atlanta and Birmingham players, invites them to see the performance of Between ars at the Lyric Theater. Boxes will be decorated in their honor as Donlin, Seymour, and Dalan once formed Cincinnati’s famous outfield trio. Now retired from the diamond, Donlin remains fond of his fellow ball players and plans to attend practice daily during his stay.
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Mike Donlin
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ars
Lyric Theater
Donnn
Cy Seymour
Cosy" Dalan
Cincinnati
Mike
First Golf Tourney at East Lake Opens Today
The Atlanta Athletic Club launches its 1912 golf season this afternoon with a flax tournament offering seven prizes. The main prize is a silver trophy donated by Dr. Joseph D. Evy, plus an $18 golf bag for second and six additional prizes including golf bags and a cases.
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Atlanta
Joseph D. Evy
Alley
Bitte
Believeth
Wooten
Kauffman and Attell to Clash in Atlanta Card
Benny Kauffman from Pittsburg arrives in Atlanta and will face Abe Attell, former featherweight champion, in a ten round main bout at the Orpheum theater Tuesday night. Attell reaches the city today, promoter Norton confirms. The undercard features Jimmy Grant versus Kid Young, Spider Britt versus Mayer Pries, and Tim Callahan versus Kid Superior.
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Abe Attell
Pittsburg
Johnny Kilbane
Atlanta
Constitution Office
Kauffman
Orpheum Theater
Kilbane
Cleveland
Attell
Norton
New York
Jimmy Grant
Chicago
St Louis Beats Detroit 8 to 6 In Slugging Affair
St Louis defeats Detroit 8 to 6 in a high scoring game at home. Johnston delivered a bases loaded single and late bunting helped build the lead. Detroit chased Hamilton in the eighth with four singles and a wild pitch. Crawford’s bat and Vitt’s defense stood out.
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Crawford
Vitt
Detroit
St. Louis
Klawitter
Halli
Romeau
Hamilton
Baumgardner
City Hall to Close for Opening Game Crowd Parade Planned
City officials arrange closing City Hall and urging businesses to shut or release workers for the afternoon game. Schlesinger employees join in a mass attendance with slogans, megaphones, and a bannered display while ad men plan a tractor parade of five to fifteen trucks and decorated cars to march through the business district to the park. Local wholesalers and retailers including Capital City Tobacco and Hirshburg pledge closures or partial releases. Charles Nunnalty and Merchants push to line up more stores for attendance.
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Ad Mén
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Mr. Gewinner
Ad Men's Club
Bill Smith
Harry L. Schlesinger
J. D. Frasier Company
Capital City Tobacco Company
the Hirshburg Company
S. P. Richards Company
Gramming-Spalding Company
Dougherty-Little-Redwine Company
John Silvey Company
J. N. Hirsch, & Co
Max Katz
Nunnally& McCrea
Charles Nunnalty
Atlanta Baseball Association
Whitehall
Peachtree Street
Law Brothers Company
Paris
Chambers-Hardwick Company
George * Mune &Co
Cole Book
State
AL. G. Spalding & Brothers
Orr
Muse's
Where They Play Today Southern League and more
Schedule of games across leagues with teams and locations including Atlanta at Chattanooga Montgomery at Memphis Mobile at New Orleans Nashville at Birmingham and Boston at New York National League matchups Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Chicago and Detroit at St. Louis plus college contests such as Mercer at Macon Tulane at Athens Vanderbilt at Nashville Michigan at Nashville Alabama A and M at Florence Auburn at Tallahassee Virginia at North Carolina and others in various cities Charlottesville Durham Charlotte and Knoxville matchups listed with uncertain spellings and minor errors.
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Birmingham
Memphis Es
A. K
Orleace
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Nashyville
Montgomery
Chattanooga
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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National League
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Macon
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Tulane
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Auburn
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Tallahasase
Virginia
North Caroline
Charlottesville
Memson
Erakine
Clemson Weohington
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Leringam
Flood fund proceeds sent to Governor Cox
New York April 11 Chairman Oneil of the New York state athletic commission and the organizing committee for last week’s boxing and wrestling exhibitions forwarded to Governor Cox of Ohio a check for 2467 dollars, the net proceeds of the benefit event for flood sufferers.
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New York
O'Neil
New York State Athletic Commission
Cox
Ohio
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