Nashville Wins Opening Day Thriller Over Atlanta in 10 Innings
In Nashville on opening day 1900s style, about 6,000 fans watched Nashville edge Atlanta 6 to 4 in ten innings. Red Smith of Atlanta starred with three singles and a double, while Nashville’s Smith drove in four runs. Winger Anderson held Atlanta to three hits as Cracker pitcher Jim Mayer’s successor faded late. Gov Hooper and Mayor Howse attended. wet grounds affected play.
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Tenn
Atlanta
Hooper
Howse
Atlantae
Reef Ot Wirler
Johna
Mayer
Tech
Anderson
Smiting
Vilebahn
Priey
Red Smith
Auburn
Nashville Smith
May
Lindsay
Hartwell
Cele
Vietnam
Anderaon
Tolata
Moran
Corbin
Jordan
Watson
Kimmerman
Walker
Milter
Jobux
Tatats
Tar Storch
Smith
Wieomen
Arrora
Pfeuminger
Where They Play Today in Minor Leagues and Major Leagues
A compact schedule listing matchups across leagues with teams traveling between cities like Atlanta to Nashville and Montgomery. Savannah to Augusta. Macon to Albany. Jackson in Columbus. and New York to Philadelphia. Chicago in St Louis. Detroit to Chicago. St Louis in Cleveland. Washington to New York. Philadelphia in Boston.
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South Atlantic League
Savannah
Augusta
Columbian Charleston
Macon
Albany
Jacksony Iia
Columbus
Nations League
Bestan
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsboro
American League
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Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
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Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
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Charleston
Columbia
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St. Loula
St Loula
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IBIS
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York
New
Pittebure
Lewis
Brooklyn
Gaston
Chicago Beaton
Tech to Meet Trinity in Atlanta Baseball Showdown
Tech and Trinity face off in Atlanta with Tech seeking revenge after beating Auburn. Gantt pitches for Trinity after faring well against Georgia, while Tech relies on Smith and a strong fielding and batting practice showing. The lineups include Hill Calhoun Montague Johnson Holland Hill Sloan Mein and Smith with Swubert as contingency. Game time set for 8:20 PM with the band expected.
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Trinity
Atlanta
Morrow
Auburn
Georgia
Gum Hill
Chatter-Horse
Smith
Gum” Hill
Gantt
Athens
Swubert
Calhoun
Favorite horses dominate at Mupfrian Park meet
At Pensacola on April 20 racing fans watched favorites lead most races as Royal Lady won the second race and Dono Van and Lucetta delivered strong showings. The day featured five main events with detailed results, times, and entrants, including Brown Tony and St Dunstan in the top finishes.
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Pensacola
Fla
Apri
Mupfrian Park
Dono van
Lucetta
Royal Lady
Carew
Vanen
Brown Tony
Wrispen
Pryor
Han
Hoffman
Peter
Mas Vigilant
Donovan
Dreyer
St. Dunstan
McClosky
Bell of the Bay
Pleasing
Crouse
Sweet Owen
Lucetts
Ceiall
Chanute
C. Jackson
Charlies
Mesmer
Uncle Jim
Gloran
Montgomery Comes Back To Clip Bills 8 7
In Montgomery Alabama a collegiate baseball game ended 8 to 7 as New Orleans tied the score late. Duttwea delivered a key run producing play, then Shee secured the win for his team with the final at bat. The late-half rally overcame a three run Montgomery lead.
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Hesn
Breitenstam
Turtles
Lookouts
Chattansoma
Memphis
Rand
Trompton
Chattanooga
Ab. H. Po
Johnson
Cannell
Butcher
Perry
Cahahan
Mat Zacher
Welmer
Hess
Grizam
Courtney
Altmaz
Ca Smith
Ee Crancisl
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Gribtics
Hemmond
P. le
Jnatags
Onort
Ah Ua
Waerwe
Courtrey
Alta
Shale
Steen
Baerwalé
Donahy
Innings Courtries
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Bevan
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Finlay
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Montgomery
Ava
Fissageani
Beaton
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Graham
Gribbins
Gabbant
Liltvelt Pepe
os + Athes
Em Hess
Lilteelt
Hammond
Wwen
Orleane
Osteen
Pratt
Pope
Johnna
Smith
Venpire
Birds
Billikens
Ala
Agri
Xtee Montgomery
Per
Duttwea
Shee
Georgia Smashes Trinity College In 7 3 Victory
Georgia and Trinity College played a back and forth game in Athens with Georgia winning 7 to 3. Brannen pitched for Georgia, Gantt relieved for Trinity, Bowden homered for Georgia, and key hits by Bartlett Brooks and McWhorter spurred multiple innings. Bowden and Bartlett stood out in the field as both teams showcased strong defense.
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Georgia
Trinity Strong
Brennen
Teta Ty
Wis
Godfrey
Trinity
Gantt
Sec
Bunny
Cooper
Thompson
Ginn
West
Henderson
Dian
McWhorter
H. Thompson
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Pitcher
Reg
Black
Bowden
Brannen
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Aingle
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RoGinnee
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Cox
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Ron Po
Bousles
Bondy
Gooper
DO Thompson
Anderson
Maddox
Ergoks
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Godtrey
Beumo
Edwards
Amateur Railroad Openings Highlight April Schedule
The Railroad League begins its spring season on April 22 with a slate of matches at multiple venues including Capitol View at Pindmont Park and Inman Yards. Marist meets Tech High School at Marist as juniors face Ft McPhar eon. Public School League finals set for May 6, 8 and 9 at Ponce de Leon with Calhoun and Formwalt favored in the north and south.
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Railroad League
D& A
Capitol View
Pindmont Park
Bean & McGill v. BR. R
Public School
Ponce de Leon
Calhoun
Formwalt
Yesterday's baseball scores across multiple leagues and cities
Yesterday’s results cover numerous leagues with scores from Nashville vs Atlanta to Boston vs Brooklyn and many others. Notable games include Oklahoma City 3 Dallas 2, Galveston 1, Richmond 6 over Denville 6, and a rocky finish in the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club shooting championship where Butte’s team edged Winchester 992 to 990.
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Rocky Mountain’ Club
Washington
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Butte
Stone Mountain Triumphs Over Marist In Hectic Duel
Everett Millican reports Stone Mountain defeated Marist 4 to 0 at Marist Field in a pitching duel. Pithar Wilder spun a masterful game for Stone Mountain with 22 strikeouts, while Gregory Murphy of Marist debuted after an arm issue, pitching six innings. Wilder’s two bagger and a home run near the fence highlighted a hit parade. Marist mustered two hits and several errors as the U.S. G. team played strong defense.
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Signe Mountain
Marist
Mariat
Pithar Wilder
Stone “Mountain
U. BB
Dhortne
Gregory Murphy
Murphy
Pe den Marrson
Tingley
Arrish
Wilder
Fiu Reds
Joe Bean
Willers
D'akin
Harriar
Umey
Ranuer
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Morrison
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Houser
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Cooper
Wheatley
Bt Harrison
Brannen
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Stolth
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Herrington
Tinsley
Hasea Ou
Batts
Om Wilder
Neley
Pitcher
Tin
Unigira
Coulon Edges McGovern In Ten Round Title Bout
Johnny Coulon fought ten hard rounds to outbox Phil McGovern in Kenosha Wisconsin. McGovern pressed hard with a big punch but Coulon controlled most rounds. McGovern was in trouble at times and was knocked down by a left uppercut but survived until the final bell. The crowd sided with McGovern while Coulon’s rough work drew hisses.
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Johnny Coulon
Phil McGovern
McGovern
Coulon
Couton
McGover
High Private Wins at Jamestown Track Over Live Wire
At Jamestown Norfolk April 20 High Private won again after leading early in the meeting with Live Wire in pursuit. Jockey McCahey rode three winners as owner changes unfold with R. J. MacKenzie exiting racing and William Walker purchasing MacKenzie’s Michael Angelo for 31,000 plus sales of other horses after the Futileo meeting. Race results list winners in selling, hurdles, and purse events with times and placements.
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Ben Lomond
McCahey
Firewood
Gordon
Peecavi
Lily Paxton
May Woo
Tie May
Clitter Clutter
Bodkinalav Tan
Dr. Heard
McClain
Tom Cat
Saffell
Croydon
Lord Welgon
Easex
Polly Lee
Hach—Salling
Walter Scott
Doodle Dandy
Taplin
Maxentius
Olsen
Bill Lat
Bait
Auto Maid
Nansemond
Live Wire
Brantey Fay
Warington
John Patterson
Sweeney
Apologize
Hibernice
Estep
Ferno Queen
Jenne Wells
Havre Oeran
Agnar
Owt
Wens Ta Nun da
Michael Angelo
Golden Butterfly
Baby Wolf
Jamestown
Lange
Racquet
a-Basom
Fis Aeons
Oida Gna Ap
Sedge Monch, Sr
Rall
High Private
The
Dr. Holzberg
Chester
Selston
Ionea
n-Warden
Herndon
Barons Shortstop Roy Elam Fractures Collarbone
Mobile April 20 Roy Elam Birmingham shortstop collided with Dick Jea in the first inning and suffered a compound fracture of the collarbone. He will miss at least one month after an examination confirmed the injury. He walked off the field and was treated by a physician at the club house.
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Birmingham
Boscony
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Hey Bm
Bayless
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Muowroy
Molesworth
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Dunn
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Fleharty
Mowry
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Smith
Swacina
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Flehart
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Nple
Carpenter
Roy Elam
Birmingham A
Dick Jeas
Eilam
Alabama Bags First Of Series With Vanderbilt 4 to 2
Alabama won the opener of the series defeating Vanderbilt 4 to 2 on April 30. McDowell opened the scoring, Baumgardner hit safely for four sacks and two bases, and fast fielding by Baumgardner limited Vanderbilt. Gresham and Anderson partnered for Alabama pitching while Morrison and Morrison worked for Vanderbilt. Umpire Burke.
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University of Alabama
Alabama
Vanderbilt
McDowell
Freeland
Baumgardner
Gresham Andy
Anderson
K. Morrison
R. Morrison
Burke
Pirates Triumph 8 to 1 Over Reds at Home
Pittsburg powered past Cincinnati 9 to 1 as Camalitz pitched opening game at home. In the fourth, every Pittsburg batter reached, six scoring, Wagner belted a two on homer with Daces aboard. Cards and Cubs clash as Chicago tops St Louis 9 to 5 in opener with Schulte homer and mixed pitching.
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Reds
Pittsburg
Camnus
Cincinnati
Wagner
RH. E
Cox
Camalitz
Gibson
Keefe
McQuillen
T. Clarke
McLean
Rigler
Finneran
Cube
Cardinals
St. Louis
Chicago
Schulte
E. Se. Loula
Goldén
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Bresnahan
Preister
Weaver
Archer
Brennan
O'Day
De Oro Stil Champion Defends Title In Tight Win
New York April oe de Oro, world pool champion, defended his title with a total score of 600 to 642 as Jerome Keogh of Rochester challenged him. Keogh led late with a high run and a high break of 30, while De Oro's best run was 16.
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New York
Oe de Oro
Jerome Keogh
Rochester
Keogh
de Oro
Maude S Killed After Sterns Will Quoted
George M Stearns was shot to death yesterday afternoon as provided for in Sterns will. Maude, age 25, was blind.
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Maude S
George M. Stearns
Sterns
Maude
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