Hawks Triumph in Final Grabbing War for Series
Harold Johns starred for Atlanta in a 3 to 0 win over Memphis in the fourth game. Johns allowed only two hits and rode strong support from Tanneman and Bailey to close out the series. Kerr, Wells, and Schweitzer contributed key late-inning plays for Atlanta while Ferguson struggled for Memphis.
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Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and teams
Yesterday's scores span the Southern, National, American, and minor leagues. Notable outcomes include Atlanta 3 Memphis 0. Birmingham 4 Mobile 0. Savannah 3 Albany 0. Chicago 7 St Louis 4. Brooklyn 7 Boston 0. Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 7. Dallas 6 Warren 4. Seaumont 16 San Antonio 13. Selma 4 Huntsville 3. Multiple league results reflect a busy day with varied wins and losses.
Georgia Loses to Texas Nine in Atlanta
In Atlanta on April 23 the University of Texas defeated the University of Georgia 9 to 3. Eight Georgia errors and six Texas hits turned the game, with Wilder strong for Georgia but poorly supported. Box score shows Wilder and Bowden for Georgia.
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New Orleans Falls to Mobile in Opening League Game
Mobile defeats New Orleans 4 0 as Al Demares fans 12 in front of Alabama crowd. Maples and Barr endure sharp contact while Mobile’s defense shines. Late scoring by Birmingham offense follows a Montgomery loss to Birmingham 4 3 as Bills and Herbert boost Birmingham's win.
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Cincinnati Triumphs Over St Louis In Pitching Duel
In Cincinnati on April 23 Benton’s pitching limited St Louis to a low output as the Reds won the final game of the series. Harmon contributed timely hits, with Mowrey and Mitchell also helping the offense. Final score details show Cincinnati ahead as both starters received support behind solid defense.
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South Atlantic Openers Heat by Macon and Albany
Macon swept a doubleheader against Columbia, winning 12-2 and 3-2 as Hurley and Thompson shone with bat and field. Savannah topped Albany 5-2 in the season opener, with Schulz strong on defense and Mayer driving key plays. Columbus defeated Jacksonville 5-? with walks and errors aiding, Whitted homering for Jacksonville.
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Detroit Tigers Blanked In Second Game By St Louis
St Louis pitchers shut out Detroit 2 to 0 as Brownn and Stovall produced the scoring in the first inning aided by an error and later hits. Evans and Egan after seven innings.
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UmpS and Dahlen Get $100 Fines
New York report says President Lynch left the National League and announced this afternoon that he had wed M. Dalen in the Brooks club.
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Crackers Open Four-Game Nashville Series At Ponce Park
The Crackers return from Memphis to host the Nashville Volunteers at Ponce Park in a four game set beginning at 4 PM. Walter East, Memphis captain, may debut at second base replacing Kid Soward. Grand Opera day features Met star attendance including Caruso Gilly and Hageman. Ladies day Thursday and Memorial Day Friday promise large crowds. next week Memphis visits for a three game set as revenge or redenial looms.
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Jackets Play Sewanee Nine On Road Trip Schedule
The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets depart Atlanta for a four game road trip facing Sewanee today and tomorrow then travel to Nashville to meet Vanderbilt on Friday and Saturday.
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Women Golfers in Tournament at East Lake
The Atlanta Athletic Club women begin their season with a handicap match play event at East Lake on Monday. If entries reach sixteen, play starts Monday. more entries require a qualifying round. Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Broyles, and Mrs. Jones oversee entries, due by Saturday night. Stewart Malden, the club pro, offers prizes including a set of clubs, a bag, and balls.
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Two Others Score by Innings in Columbus Loss
In a disputed baseball scoreline Detroit’s H. R. E. Jackson led a 02 03b 102-11 143 frame sequence for Columbus. Batteries included Jaciainville Horton and Smith for Columbus. Opponents Day Krebs and Sheppard, with Empire and Kelly noted in the box.
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Fourth Consecutive Shutout by Al Demaree in Southern League
Al Demaree, former Cracker and Lookout, shines as the Southern League’s pitching sensation with four starts and four shutouts. He has allowed only sixteen hits across the victories, blanking New Orleans Birmingham Montgomery and New Orleans again. Prior to the season he pitched nineteen innings against big leaguers, allowing nine hits and one run. Now with Pelicans yesterday’s shutout adds to his hot start and earned him strong league respect.
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Red and Black Nine Leaves for Seven-Game Road Trip
The Georgia nine depart for a seven game road journey starting today after the UT Athens game, with stops in the Carolinas and Virginia. Scheduled opponents include Trinity in Durham, Navy in Annapolis, Virginia in Charlottesville, North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and North Carolina A. and M in Raleigh, ending May 3 with Washington and Lee at home.
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Baseball Schedule Snippet for Various Cities and Teams
A list of 1920s era baseball fixtures includes Hashville at Atlanta Prnte de Leon Park with a 9:30 start, Birmingham in Montgomery New Orleans in Mobile Albany in Savannah Macon in Columbia Jacksonville in Columbia Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Sewanee at Sewanee Georgia versus Texas Tech in Athens Clemson versus Wofford in Spartanburg with several cross city matchups across the South and Northeast.
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Perryman Fans Twenty Three In Junior Soph Game
Perryman, a Virginia League pitcher, struck out twenty three sophomores in a junior soph game at Sunmory College Oxford Ga. The juniors won as Perryman dazzled with mid season form despite a missing catcher. Subfreshs lost 11 to 2 in a separate game with Benton Neal and Jackson starring for the victors.
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Russell Back With Yankees After Club Move
Harvey Russell, the young catcher obtained from Bridgeport via the New York Americans, has been turned back to the Yankees. President Callaway wired Manager Wolverton on Tuesday morning seeking disposal of Thunsell. Graham from Rochester is unsigned but likely to be signed when Manager Hemphill returns from Memphis.
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Referee Displeases Crowd With Two Boxing Decisions
Michigan giant Al Kubiak defeated John Wille in ten rounds for the main bout, a decision that drew boos from fans. The fight was evenly matched with four rounds for Wille and three for Kubiak, two even rounds, and a draw overall. In the semi windup, Battling Larry Ryan beat Jack Foy, a controversial decision as both had a hard, evenly contested six rounds. Charlie Lee knocked out Jimmy Reynolds in the third. A negro preliminary clipped in the second. The card opened with a battle royal and had opera stars caruso and others in attendance, delivering the best boxing card in Gate City history despite two disputed decisions.
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Attell's Punch Floors Carroll in Seventh Round
Sacramento California April 23 Abe Attell knocked out Ammy Carroll in the seventh round of their scheduled twenty round fight here tonight.
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