Hue the Active Work Prank Chance Quits Cubs
Prank Chance, Chicago Cubs leader, quits the game permanently after collapsing in a season starter. He will direct the team from the bench. Heinie Zimmerman named interim guardian for remainder of the season. Al Klawitter to Cleveland. big move, but doubts he is big-league ready. Portage of trades hinted as Browns, Naps, and Pirates circle. Russell Ford pivots to coaching young catchers. Pirates seek a strong first baseman, replacing past failures. Red Smeth and Ren Downs shine in Dodger-Giant clash with five runs. Phillies plagued by injuries. Havenor to lead in Milwaukee club. Ken returns to Crackers, expected to anchor lineup.
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Fisher May Join Atlanta as Second Catcher
Gus Fisher, Cleveland’s top catcher in 1911, may join Atlanta after New York Americans purchased him. With Gabby Street and Bob Williams ahead, Atlanta’s manager Tommhill may want Fisher, though another catcher is rumored. Fisher appeared in 70 Cleveland games in 1911, hit .261, and was praised for his strong throwing. The Coleman deal lingers, and another pitcher is expected. Ed Lafitte’s price and salary disputes scuttled that move.
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Atlanta Athletic Club holds annual meeting and nominations
The Atlanta Athletic club will hold its annual meeting at the town club house on Auburn avenue at 8 tonight. Topics include officer and director nominations, reports from the past year, and plans to improve the downtown and East Lake club houses. Secretary B K Thrasher Jr. is featured in the annual report and may seek re election.
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Gordon Cadets Beat Macon Sally Team in Gordon
In Barnesville on April 16, Norman pitched superbly for Gordon and delivered a grand three run homer in the seventh as Gordon defeated Macon 9 to 5 before a record crowd. Macon showed solid defense but failed to convert. Gordon’s nine runs came from strong hitting and timely scoring.
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Long drive by Jacobsen sparks Gulls win over Barons in drizzle
In Mobile, Alabama on April 15, the Gulls defeated Birmingham 6 to 0 in the opening game of the Southern League season. Jacobsen hit a first inning home run driving in Walsh, with Demaree earning the win as Mobile hammered Birmingham’s pitchers. The game was called after six innings due to rain, with about 3,500 in attendance. Details note errors by Lemon and Foxen, and Demaree and Foxen each pitching well.
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Washingtons edge Yanks 1 0 in pitchers duel
Walter Johnson outpitched Jack Quinn as Washington wins 1 0 in New York. McBride scores on Daniels fumble after a late ninth-inning drive. Wolster’s throw to Street misses tag. Other games include Philadelphia over Boston 4 1 and Chicago 12 7 over Detroit in a batting heavy day.
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Duncan Canned by Chattanooga
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Healing Sign Prompts Duke Duncan Release by Chattanooga
The South Atlantic star outfielder Duke Duncan, 1911, is slated for release by Chattanooga as healing progress prompts the move. Tomorrow he will be succeeded by Hopkins, purchased from Providence, in a transaction shaping the club’s lineup.
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Crackers Trip to Nashville for Doubleheader Schedule
The Crackers travel to Nashville overnight to face Bill Schwartz's Volunteers in a two game series, with a double-header planned for Wednesday due to earlier postponements. Fifteen players accompany manager Hemphill and secretary Lovvorn, including Bailey O'Dell Alperman O'Brien Howard Sykes Kerr Wells and pitchers Miler Jonas Atkins Paige Dassau Litton Hogue.
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Morning Baseball Scores and Weather Affected Results
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Locust Grove Loses to Stone Mountain in Tight Baseball Tilt
Locust Grove Institute fell to Stone Mountain 6 to 4 in a wild start. Oscar Breage hit a home run for Locust Grove. The teams schedule a rematch at Stone Mountain with batteries For G Lwilburn Wood Bragg for Locust Grove and Cate Tarpet for Stone Mountain. Umpire Combs.
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Two Good Boxers at Gate City in Main Bout
Tony Caponi and Barney Williams meet in the headline bout at Gate City Athletic Club tonight. Both heavyweights boast strong records on Sluggers and have faced top contenders, promising a lively clash akin to the Perry-English affair. George Ball and Mike Ball box in an earlier ten round showdown, with a battle royal opening at 8:30 followed by two preliminaries.
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Bunny Bell Beats Jesup In Two Hour Game
In Jesup Georgia on April 16 Bunny Bell defeated Jesup 6 to 0 in a two hour match. The win strengthens Bunny Bell as a standout team while Jesup remains regarded as a strong local school squad in the region.
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