Miller's Crew Falls 3 2 In Hard Fought Tilt
Williamson is released to Charleston club in South Atlantic league after being suspended opener. Nashville beats Atlanta 4 2 as Vols rally in ninth. McQuillan stars on mound with key defensive plays and late runs, Perritt and Herman homers noted.
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Raddy” Williamson
Crockers
S.C
Jack Corbett
Atlanta
Crackera
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Tie
Palatka
Caro Yun
Corbett
Dowd
Kilenger
Herman
Burke
Langford
Moore
Zo Brock
Miller
Niehaus
Nashville
Perritt Halevs
Curler
Garon
Nichbourg
Michaels
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Bernxen
Uneeg
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Neihaus
McGowan
Brennan
Seventh District A and M Team Loses in Two Game Series
The Seventh District A and M team fell to the Fourth District Aggies in a two game set played Friday and Saturday. Hodgson and Slasty pitched. Hodgson’s squad backed by solid defense, while Aggies produced eight hits in game two. Dunlop and Roger stood out for Powder Springs with timely hits as the hosts edged the visitors in a tense nine inning finish.
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Axgaies
Agate
Chee
Conan Pats
Taety
Thothaimee
Ehets Sun Accellent
Analy
Hodgson
Lin
Aggies
Slasty
Hugh Dunlop Short
Aml Roger
Powder Spiigs
Baseball Scores And Standings From The Southern And American Leagues
Yesterday’s results highlight Atlanta and Memphis posting several runs, with Birmingham and Chattanooga also present in the mix. Standings show Detroit routing Cleveland, New York and Chicago tied, and multiple leagues reporting home run leaders and top performers across the Southern and Western regions.
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New Orleans
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Chicago
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Houston
Galveston
Britugeport Fort Worth
Beaumont
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Cuyler
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Atanta
Don Smith
Little Rock
Tangford
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Chattenooga
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Birmingham
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Tierney
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Philadelphia
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Stotz
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Mayr
So Harris
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Ormingham
Thattanooga
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Augusta
Charlotte
Kpartanburg
Columbina
Charleston
Operation saves life of big league umps
Cincinnati April cx When Paul Sentelle of New Orleans, a newer National League umpire, sought pills from a doctor he saved his life. Sentelle arrived from Chicago to work in the Reds park. Feeling ill for days he went to Dr H H Hines who rushed him to a hospital and performed an appendectomy. The surgeon said Sentelle would not have reached home alive without the operation.
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Paul Sentelle
New Orleans
Sentelle
Chicago
Reds’ Park
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Hines
Chess title match ends in a draw between Marshall and Lasker
The eleventh game of the Ray Lopez match in Cleveland on April 22 ended in a 76 move draw between Frank J. Marshall of New York and Edward Lasker of Chicago. Marshall retains his lead by one game despite the adjournments.
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New York
United States
Edward Lasker
Chicago
Ray Lopez
Marshall
Tehallenser
Yellow Jackets Face Auburn Nine In Dual Games
Georgia Tech travels to Auburn to open a series with the Tigers Monday afternoon, with Sheridan and Giv eon set to oppose Allison and Palmisino. If Tech wins, a Tuesday rematch in Montgomery will decide the tie at Cramton Bowl. Lineups feature known players from both rosters, as Tech suffers two losses this season while Auburn has split evenly with most foes.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers in 10 0 Blowout
New York shut out Brooklyn 10 to 0 as the Giants pounded Grimes and Smith for multiple hits and runs. Stengel homered to right field, while the Dodgers bullpen surrendered errant pitches and costly miscues in an offensive flurry that sealed the victory.
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Wile
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Stengel
Bears win exciting Southern League game in New Orleans
Mobile defeated New Orleans 3 to 2 in a Sunday crowd, Whittaker led Mobile with four hits, scoring the deciding run on a ninth inning play. The box score lists Mobiles Smith and Whitaker as key hitters, with Cueto and Fulton on the mound for mobile, and Ewoldt Degatt and Knaupp contributing for New Orleans. Umpires Guthrie and Pfenninger called the game after nine innings with Mobile grabbing the lead in the late innings.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit 1 0 in Ten Innings to Lead
Cleveland defeated Detroit 1 to 0 in ten innings, with a pitcher’s duel between Coveluckie and Collins. Blue and Jamieson highlighted the Detroit lineup while Gustin and Sewell contributed for Cleveland, as the box score shows a tight defensive battle and Detroit’s late on-base threats were stifled.
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Sunday attendance tops 100000 across New York leagues
In New York on Sunday four major league ball parks and two in the class AA International league within a 15 mile radius served 100000 fans. The Yankees attracted 60000 at their new park while Brooklyn hosted 25000 for the Giants and Dodgers. A Newark Toronto double header drew 8000 and a Jersey City Rochester twin bill drew 7000.
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St. Louis
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New York
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Neehester
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Reading
New Park
Gianta
Dodgers
Rochester
A U Warns Against Meet In Boston
The Amateur Athletic Union registration committee reports near unanimous support for officers of the AAU and the American Olympic Committee advising Americans to stay away from European competition this year to protect amateur status and the Olympic team next year. President William Prout released the statement mentioning Chiles W. Paddock of USC denying participation for poets to win.
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Boston
Amateur Athletic Union Registration Committee
American Olympic Committee
William ©. Prout
Chiles W. Paddock
University of Southern California
Tech Relays Set for Friday Big Southern Track Meet
The upcoming Tech Relays feature 14 college and 16 prep school entrants with 320 athletes total. Officials plan tight schedules and a 2:30 p.m. start, with 38 lead officials and assistants, and events assigned definite times at a southern track showdown mirroring Drake and Penn relays. Participating colleges include Kimory, Alabama, Georgia, Maryville, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Mississippi A. and M., Auburn, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Florida and Oglethorpe, with notable Tech athletes Anderson, Barron, Welcher, Daves, Webb, Wade, Bronson, Priester, Cochran, Lock, Stackan, Ivey, Roberts, Van Buren and Clicklew among others.
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Kentucky
Florida
Oglethorpe
Anderson
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van Buren
Emory
Clicklew
University of Keeble
Crackers to Face Tough Week Against New Orleans and Mobile
New Orleans and Mobile provide the opposition as Otto Muller's Crackers enter a demanding stretch. Bennie Karr leads the lineup, with Dowd and Herman batting well early, while the team eyes improved pitching to break into the upper tier. Atlanta tops the circuit after week one with Mobile and Memphis close behind in the early 1923 Southern Association start.
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Nestle Vols
Tennessee
Otto Muller
Chestrane New Ileans
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Herman
Killinger
Taneford
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Memphis
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Alllanta
Johnson to Meet Fulton in Jersey City Bid
New York April 22 Freddie Fulton a fragile boxing phenom will fight Floyd Johnson in Jersey City Monday under strict restraints. If Fulton defeats Johnson he eyes a May 12 clash with Jess Willard at the Yankees park possibly boosting his price but the risk of a Willard bout could leave Fulton with only a dollar in earnings.
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Freddie Falton
Jersey City
Tie
Floyd Johnson
Falton
Dobson
Fulton
Nocher
Willard
Tilden Wins Exhibition Match in Philadelphia
William Tilden II, the national champion, showed his form by beating Manuel Alonzo of Spain 7-5, 4-6, 5-2 in an exhibition at Santa Maria Country Club. Doubles saw the Alonzo brothers defeat Tilden and Sandy Weiner 4-6, 6-8, 7-5. Vincent Richards beat Wallace F. Johnson 6-2, 6-4. Carl Fisher lost to Jose Alonzo 6-7, 0-3, 6-2.
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William T. Tilden
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
Santa Maria Country Club
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Tilden
Sandy Weiner
Vincent Richards
Wallace F. Johnson
Carl Fisher
Jose Alonzo
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