Locals in Victory as Crackers topple Lookouts 14 to 6
In a home opener the Crackers exploded for 14 runs while handling the Lookouts 14 to 6. Key moments featured Herman’s three hits including two doubles and Dowd stealing paths, with Langford, Miller and Moore also contributing. Pettit and Killegener struggled on defense as Atlanta built a commanding late rally.
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Palatka team to send hard hitting Southern League lineup
Cliff Wheatley notes Palatka players boast a powerful batting combination that will represent Athnta in the Southern League, with a Friday demonstration at Ponce de. The text mentions typewriter sessions and the expected impact of the lineup on the diamond.
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Gordon Nine Wins Again in Georgia Baseball Clash
Gordon scores 9 runs on 17 hits led by Dumas with 10 total bases. Freeman adds five trips and a triple, while Cooper Cameron and Justus post two hits each. Woodbury musters four hits led by Moreland, with Wade stealing three bases in the eighth. Batteries Gordon Mitchell Williams Freeman, Woodbury Pregon Blakey.
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Jackets In Two Meets Prepare For State Championship
Coach Griffin takes runners to Sowanee and Giberville for AAU meets. Anderson, Nas bells, Barron, Carter, and others compete in 100 and 220 events while Mitchell and Calhoun miss due to study and eligibility. Toast year standout tied Tech 440 record, aiming to become top 440 man.
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Barnesville Aggies Fall 34 to 2 at G M C
Milledgaville Ga April 19 J M C defeated the Barnesville Aggies in a one sided game 34 to 2 Dowia opened for the Cadets and held Barnesville to six hits Parker relieved in the eighth Carlisle and Dowis hit for the circuit with runners on base The full inning by inning summary and battery names follow כולל Dowis Parker Gullege and others
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Corbett Praises Atlanta Baseball Boom After Record Crowd
Jack Corbett president of the Atlanta Baseball company lauded Atlanta as a great base ball city and praised the Junior Chamber of Commerce for organizing a record crowd of 14 064 last Thursday. He expressed confidence Atlanta will win the trophy and that Cracker management and players will fight to the last stitch, not admit defeat.
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DeMar Wins Boston Marathon For Third Time
Clarence I. DeMar of Melrose, 35, a war veteran, captured the Boston Marathon for the third time with a course record 2 hours 23 minutes 47.5 seconds. His victory makes him the only man to win the race three times in its 27-year history and comes nearly two minutes faster than the runner-up.
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Ad Wolgast Not Dead Says Jones In Peoria
Tom Jones, who managed Ad Wolgast during his lightweight title years, declared in Peoria on April 19 that Ed Wolgast who died at the state hospital for the insane here last Sunday was not the former lightweight champion.
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Jackets to Play Florida Tech Opens At Grant Field
Florida Jackets face Florida Tech Friday at 3 at Grant field with Newton likely starting for Florida. Pitching choices include Hines or Enroe for Florida Tech, with Newton a standout six foot pitcher and former football halfback noted for consistent wins this season.
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