Pitchers Battle At Ponce De Leon Park Ends In One Run
Two early pitchers Britton and Coveleski duel in the second Cracker Lookouts game at Ponce de Leon Park, a 2 1 victory for Coveleski and Lookouts. Wildness aside, strong defense and smart plays by Zimmerman Hulswitz Moran and O'Dell shaped the tense nine innings despite an error in the ninth that favored the Lookouts.
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Ladies Day at Ponce de Leon Park
The season’s Ladies Day offers free admission to the park with a single requirement a complimentary ticket obtained at a special box office window The box office will issue these tickets promptly with no delays or lines This move by the local baseball association aims to attract many women and boost attendance by the thousands
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Locust Grove vs Stone Mountain Falls 14 0 in Opener
Stone Mountain dominates Locust Grove in the first game of the series, 14 to 0. Wilder struck out fifteen with two hits allowed as Hooks Cooper and Howell lead the bats and base running by the U. S. B. team.
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Cleveland Players Strike to Attend Joss Funeral
Detroit and Cleveland were to play in Detroit when the game was called off as Cleveland players joined a funeral for Addie Joss in Toledo. President Ban Johnson confirmed the cancellation and denied a strike. many Cleveland players traveled to Toledo while others attended the service in St. Louis or Chicago reports.
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Philadelphia Defeats Boston 1 0 to End Slump
In Philadelphia on April 17, Barry drove in the deciding run via singles from himself Davis and Plank as the Athletics edged the Red Sox 1 to 0. Karger and Mudden to Plank for Philadelphia, with Egan and Evans behind the plate.
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Will Glenn to Head Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club holds its annual meeting at the Auburn Avenue clubhouse tonight. Officers and committees will be reviewed and nominations made for the coming year. W. H. Glenn is expected to be nominated for president without opposition. he has served as vice president for six years. Six directors will be elected alongside other officers. The election is set near Tuesday, April 5.
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Mandet Beats White in Eight Round Bout
Memphis April 17 Joe Mandet of New Orleans won the decision over Charlie White of Chicago after eight rounds at the Southern Athletic Club. Mandet showed the aggression and was favored by the crowd. White was floored twice in the bout.
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Yellow Jackets Trim Auburn in Rough Pitcher Duel
Gene Smith held Auburn to one run as Georgia Tech beat Auburn 4 to 1. Sloan and Holland led Tech with two base hits each while Calhoun and Newell kept the Tigers to five hits. Auburn threatened late but Smith closed it out. Calhoun pitched for Tech with strong support from Holland and Sloan.
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College Games Feature Mixed Baseball Scores
Harvard and Navy battled to a ninth inning tie with Harvard scoring a late run to avoid a shutout. Guilford defeated Davidson 3 to 1 in Greensboro as every hit off Beiley produced a run. Catholic University beat Randolph-Macon 4 to 1 in Washington. Elsewhere schedules note rain cancellations and league matchups across the South and East.
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Charleston Defeats Augusta 7 to 0 in Fast Game
Charleston raced to a 7 0 victory over Augusta led by Prentice Griffin and Howard on the mound. Tesner Bierman Coles and McCarthy sparked the bats as Charleston scored four runs in the fifth inning aided by two bases on balls and three errors. Augusta's Clunk made a long throw to cut down a run at the first.
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Mrs Cuneo Sets Women Speed Mark At 109 MPH
New York April 17 Mrs John Newton Cuneo of Richmond Va drives Pouls car at the Long Island Motor Parkway. She shatters a speed record by posting 17 and 16 5 seconds for a half mile straightaway pace equal to about 109 mph. The AAA stopwatches record the time but the women racing rule barred her from official record status.
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National League results include New York win over Brooklyn 3 to 1
April 17 reports New York defeats Brooklyn 3 to 1 as Wiltse leaves with a wrist injury, Raymond relieves him, and Brooklyn fails to hit him until the ninth. Other early games show Cincinnati beating Digiorgi 7-1, Chicago topping Pittsburgh 7-2, and Philadelphia routing Boston 10-2 with strong hitting by Philadelphia.
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Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
Southern League saw Chattanooga beat Atlanta 2 to 1 while Mobile lost to New Orleans 3 to 6. In the South Atlantic, Charleston defeated Augusta 7 to 0. Macon edged Sevam 4 to 1. New York and Brooklyn drew 1-1 in the National League, while Philadelphia trounced Boston 10-2. American League included New York 6 Washington 3. Boston and Chicago both won, Detroit and Cleveland idle. Minor leagues featured Toledo over St Paul 3-2, Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 2, Milwaukee 3 Louisville 4, and Yazoo City sweeping Meridian 13-3 with Jackson. Other scores included Lynchburg 4 Greensboro 3 and Roanoke 5 to 1. In college play, Princeton beat Fordham 3 to 1 after extra innings in a 28th inning game noted for a strikeout record.
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