Southern League opens twenty third season in Nashville
Southern association baseball readies for the 23rd season with Nashville and Atlanta teams retooled. Gov Austin Peay will catch the first ball as Mayor Vercy Sharpe bats, with opening games in Nashville Chattanooga Memphis and Mobile. Crackers and Lookouts aim for early dominance amid new managers and strong lineups led by Otto Miller behind the plate.
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Johonny Dobbs
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These Lads Battle Nashville Volunteers Today of Defense
The Crackers open their campaign with eight twirlers led by Bennie Karr and Oscar Tuero. Dick Niehava and George Dumont expected to anchor the pitching staff. Tuero and Karr are noted veterans.
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Jack Corbett
Dick Niehava
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Tris Speaker
Sacramento
Reading
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National League Opens Daylight Baseball Starts
Chicago April 16 opening day for the National League signals the start of the spring baseball season with pennant hopes and busy business. Preliminary ticket sales are strong, and interest appears high for the opening games as schedules list New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago and the American League opener Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia Detroit at St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Crackers Announce Right Handers and Outfield Trio
The Crackers add three right handers from Red Sox Yankees and UNC plus two veteran outfielders Guyon Burke Langford and a trainer’s notes indicate a balanced club. Manager Miller plans to rely on Brock behind the plate as the season opens with solid pitching and solid defense.
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Elton Langford
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Southern Loop Lineup by City in Major League Battle
Baseball lineup listings by city show teams from Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Chattanooga Mobile and others in a Southern Loop matchup with positions and players named for each roster. The table details repeated names across multiple teams and includes pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders for the event.
Tech Relays Set At Grant Field April 28 With 13 Colleges
Tech hosts the first southern large scale relay meet at Grant Field April 27 and 28 drawing 13 colleges and 16 prep schools. Top sprinters from Tech Clemson Vanderbilt and Mississippi A M chase records as vaults hurdles and javelin also highlight the program.
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Texas
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Jimmy Brewster
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Clethorpe
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Prieston
van Buren
Emory
Hill
Rather
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Nabel
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University of Alabama
University of Tennessee
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Clemson College
Georgia Tech
University of Kentucky
Atlanta
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Chattanooga
First Annual Giltmore Forest Golf Tourney Opens
Agidville North Carolina April 16 with more than one hundred entries in the qualifying round of the first annual invitation golf tournament at Giltmore Forest Country Club. Four flights of sixteen will qualify and three prizes plus a low qualifying trophy per flight. Entries include golfers from many sections of the country.
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Memphis releases Milner to Clarksdale. Bird returns to Minneapolis
Release news from Memphis Southern Association manager John Nabbs confirms first baseman Holt Milner sent to the Clarksdale club in the Cotton States League while pitcher Homer Bird is sent back to Minneapolis of the American Association.
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Today
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Baseball Spring Predictions From The Nationals
Westbrook Pegler surveys spring predictions for both leagues. Giants, Yankees favored, with Reds and Pirates close. Cardinals and Cubs weaker. Tigers strong with Cobb inspiring. Openers set across leagues as teams adjust pitching and lineups amid high spending and bold forecasts.
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