Crackers Trounce Barons Behind Perry Form in Atlanta
The Crackers beat the Birmingham Barons 9 to 1 as Perry dominated from the opening innings. Johnson struggled, while Milonard Gagnier and Thrasher led a 15-hit attack with multiple extra-base hits. The win, in front of Memorial Day observers, followed with Davia vs Black in the third game and daily 2:30 start times in Atlanta for future games except Saturdays.
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Todal
Crackers
Barons
Atlanta
Dick Jemison
Scote Perry
Arthur Johnson
Birmingham Barons
Perry
Valdosta
Linatic
Derrick
Clark
Gagner
Johnson
Milonard
Gagnier
Thrasher
McMillan
Verry
Lennox
Serdom
Munch
Lindsay
Perkins
Scott Perry
Finis Wilson
McDonald
Sacka
Mayer
Hassocks
Mc Donald
Eddie Gagnier
Eddie McDonald
Wilbur Davia
Carl Black
Lautenschiager
Birmingham
Po Caton
Lark
OY Rourke
Carroll
Hauser
S Johnson
A Mayer
G Perkins
Guagnier
Dalla
Mayer Perkins
O'Rourke Perry
Rouke
Jams
O'Toole
American League Tilt Delayed By Extra Innings In New York
In a tense ten inning game the Yankees lost to Boston 5 4 as Maunatari with two hits including a double and a triple sparked New York early but Boston rallied winning in the tenth. The crowd noted dignitaries and officials at the ballpark while rain interrupted play moments before the decisive frame.
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Nestons
Boston
New York
Talus
Maunatari Tit
York Elerrick Sen Baliertes
Rota
Neon Pires
Nalina
Laga
Danverin
Toon Troopers
Bone Ecun
Thomas
Ahdeniker Tare
Marist Wins Prep League Game 7 1 Over Fulton High
Marist College remains unbeaten in Prep League with a fifth straight win, defeating Fulton High School 7 to 1. The contest featured standout hitting and base running from Fulton’s Roberts and Marist’s Frank Harrison and McGoughlin, with Britton and Sehell also contributing for their teams.
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Marist
Fulton High School
Marist College
Aft
Pulitem High School
Hittin
Roberts
Frank Harrison
McGoughlin
Britton
Sehell
Braves 3 Giants 1 in National League tilt
Rudolph limited New York to four hits as Boston defeated the Giants 3 to 1. Roush drove in the go ahead run with a bases loaded infield single in the first, and Boston added two more in the fourth aided by a Compton errorless hitting sequence. McGrawnan was ejected for arguing with umpire Kiem.
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Braves
Giants
Boston
Rudolph
New York
Roush
Maranville
Wilhelt
Kenetchy
Compton
Smith
McGrawnan
Kiem
R.H. E
Verritt
Schaurr
Har
Iden
Dooin
Gewdy
Kiers
Emsiie
College Baseball Roundup Virginia Beats North Carolina 8 to 3
Virginia bats North Carolina pitchers hard for an 8 to 3 win in Charlottesville. White hits a two on homer in the first. Clemson and Furman play to an 18 inning 0-0 tie. Alabama explodes past Mississippi 14 to 4. Tennessee edges Chattanooga 13 to 8 after 11 errors by Chattanooga. Batteries listed for each game.
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Heds
Incinnati
Cincinnati
Hall
Salles
Mt. Louis
Groh
Chase
Griffith
R. HE
Levis
Jineinnati
Halt
Sallee
Guiner
Doak
Snyde
Brottem
Moseley
Wingo
O'Day
Eason
Virginia N.C
Challotteaville
Virginia
North Carolina
Bages
Powell
Aycock
R.H. E
Cualloway
White
AY ¥Cock
Powall
Hart
Clemson
Furman
Linin Anderson
Clemson College
Furman University
Long Jana Moseley
Richmond
Richmond College
University of South Carolina
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Bates
Alabama
Miauissippi
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Mississippi
Boman
Stote
RHE. Univ. of Miss
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
University of Chattanooga
University of Tennessee
R. HH. E. Tennessee
Weatherford
Brock and Hatcher
Haskew
Taylor
Hunt
Hamel J
Orr
Georgia, Trinity battle to 6 6 tie after thirteen innings
In Durham on April 25, Georgia and Trinity College baseball battled thirteen innings into darkness ending 6 to 6. Trinity tied it in the sixth as a fourth pitcher joined the mound, shifting momentum from Georgia’s early lead. Westbrook started for Georgia and allowed three runs before relief by Lefty Philpot in the third.
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Durham
N. C
University of Georgia
Trinity College
Georgia
Westbrook
Crackers
Trinity
Philpot
Fen Rham
Toy Love
Beallb & G
Falla
Langley
Mason
Hennett
Menshew
Earnhardt
David
Johnson
Wooten
Floyd
Erwin
Hi Orillis
Bora Rawson
Spurlock
Weatbrook
Rawson
Avid
Wooten Gils
Menshaw
Warn- Phil Mason
Miller
Slow Nashville blanked Memphis in Southern League game
Nashville Elis pitched shutout support as Nashville built a 6 0 lead on seven hits against Memphis. Memphis managed only one runner to third as the visitors cruised to a one sided win.
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Vols
Chicks
Memphis
Tenn
Slowielding
Nashville
Elis
South Atlantic Scores and Standings Highlights Apr 25
In Augusta Georgia on April 25 Jacksonville edged Augusta 3 to 0 amid five double plays. Macon beat Charleston 5 to 1 as Chancey homered after a first-inning triple. Albany defeated Montgomery 7 to 4 with Hodge forcing the decisive run in the ninth and Dillinger stealing to score in the tenth. Columbus toppled Foxes 7 to 6 in a late rally.
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Jacksonville
Eubanke
R. H. EK
Fulton and Baker
Sikes and Eubanks
Mortin
Babies & Billikens
Albany
Hodge
Dillinger
Clare
Montgomery
RW. E. Montgomery
OLC
Vaughn
Clarke
McAlexander
Burmeister
Jordan
Hoey
I am making my own race to serve all the people
W M Poole announces his bid for county commissioner asserting a platform of broad service to all residents. The statement positions Poole as a candidate focused on inclusive governance and community improvement.
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W. M. Poole
Baseball scores in mixed results across leagues
In the American Association Columbus defeated Milwaukee 2 to 1 while Indiana edged Minneapolis 0 to 0 and Louisville beat St. Louis 4 to 2. In the Kansas City game Toledo won 1 to 0 and Texas League action saw Waco 4 Shreveport 1 Dallas 5 Fort Worth 2 Houston 2 San Antonio 1 Galveston 1 Beaumont 6.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Indiana
Finneapolis
Louisville
St. Kansas City
Toledo
Waco
Shreveport
Dallas
FL. Worth
Ilouston
San Antonio
Galveston
Beaumont
Reed-Sensabaugh Team Leads Bowling Meet at Crystal Alleys
Reed and Sensabaugh surged to the doubles lead in the Southern Bowling Congress tournament's second day at Crystal Alleys, posting 1,132 pins. Rather and Elliott moved to second with 1,073, while Wilson and Jemison stood third with 1,071 as Glenn Mather led the singles with 587.
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Reed
Sennabaugh
Southern Bowling Congress
Crystal Alleys
Rather
D. Elliott
Atlanta
Wilson
Jemison
Glenn Mather
J. C G. Dekle
Tampa
Pla
G. H. Hodgson
Glenn Rather
Sensabaugh
Jester
Jackroonville
Maurer
Sheridan
R. Eliott
J. McKirahan
Han Schoen
Bell
J.C. Dekle
Bao L. P. Rogers
Adolphus
Shiel
Teather
Eluiart
Wright
Everitt
Southard
Tota
Tampa Vr
Onville
Munny- Brow Manuitey Wienberg
Jacksonville
Gelschig
Guerard
Savannah
Cubits
Tampa m
Midday Tennis Draws Include Local Players
The schedule lists singles and doubles matches with contestants Mahaffey Brown McGraw from Jacksonville, Oelschig Guerard and Savannah on the Tampa double, plus Southard Jester Wright DeNise in singles. Events span from 10:30 to 11:30 p m with five men and two five man teams noted.
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Brown
McGraw
Jacksonville
Focal
Crystals
Oelschig- Guerard
Savannah
Tampa
Southard
Jester
Wright
DeNise
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