Crackers Blow Up in Tenth and Pelicans Win 6 to 1
New Orleans struggled through a weathered game as the Crackers exploded in the tenth inning to score five runs and defeat the Pelicans 6 to 1. Key moments saw Johnson and Walker sparking late offense, while pitching issued by Tuere and Ford kept the Pelicans’ hitters at bay into darkness.
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Wingfield Powers Travellers Past Chattanooga in 5 3 Victory
In Chattanooga April afternoon Wingfield drove three straight singles after a fourth hit, then shut down the final three as Chattanooga fell 5 to 3. Roberta was knocked from the box. Barons beat Bears 3 to 1 in Birmingham with Danny Clark homering in the eighth at Richwood. Box scores list Williams, Huhn, Robertson and Clark among players. Birmingham pitcher performances noted.
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M'Tigue to Make Exhibition Tour in United States
The report notes M Tigue plans an exhibition tour across the United States and Canada. It mentions a boxing match and a competing bout against Grenes Carpentiera scheduled for the 14th, with unclear local details and an appointment in a parish church in Dunston.
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Champion Mobile Meets Crackers Today in Memorial Day Pitch Match
Champion Mobile hosts Crackers today in a Memorial Day showdown expected to draw a large crowd. Duk Neihous leads Muller's pitching crew and may start, with Brady or a crew ellyn also in contention after yesterday’s Pelicans game. First pitch slated for around 4 o clock.
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Grant Field Set For Big Relays Meet Saturday
Preparations close Grant Field on Friday as crews mark courses dig pits and set hurdles for a major track meet. About 32 colleges and prep schools will attend with roughly 300 athletes entered. standout sprinters include Barron Anderson Geek Black from Vanderbilt Voohiop Watson and Newton with Spenser Cochran and Love/Nabelle among top contenders in sprints and middle distance events.
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Oglethorpe to Meet V P I Cadets Today at Hermance Field
Oglethorpe Detrera hosts V P I cadets in a 3 o’clock baseball game at Hermance field. Partridge injured, lefties may pitch as Anderson assigns. Infield shakeup with Davis at first, Maurer short, Hafele and Wail in joint duty at third and second bases.
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Rain Delays Cost Tech Southern Title Bid
Rain halted two Auburn Tech games, one at Auburn and one in Montgomery, with both contests called in the fifth and fifth innings respectively. Tech’s hopes linger as remaining schedule includes Alabama and Mercer, while Jennings and Albright receive praise for standout fielding and timely hitting.
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Armstrong Named Capt. of Tech Swimming Team 1924
J R Armstrong, a noted diver and sprint swimmer, was chosen captain of the 1924 Georgia Tech swim team at a recent meeting. Ned Bullock was reelected manager as the Yellow Jackets posted two wins and two losses, with Armstrong the high point scorer. The squad defeated the YMCA and Clemson but fell to Florida and Clemson, while freshmen showed promise for next year. Virgin, Welch, Hollingsworth and Murrney set records on the return, signaling strong junior and senior talent for 1925.
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Clark Claimed by Baltimore Team in Baseball Issue
Naldmore Maryland April 25 Harold Clark Wake Forest College student reported yesterday to have been signed by the Baltimore Internationals. Clark claims a contract to play with the Atlanta team and accepted 125 advance money. The case has been sent to Secretary Farrell of the National Association of Manor Prague Clubs for telegraphic settlement.
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Champion Runner Is Suspended By New England A A U
Boston April 2 Bob McAllister holder of the 100 yards championship and known as New Yorks flying cap was definitely suspended today for six months by the New England A A A U on the charge of conduct unbecoming a gentleman The suspension was retroactive to March 19 after an earlier indefinite ban following a wordy clash with President William C Prout of the National A A U at the Knights of Columbus indoor track meet in Pedestrian detail
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Beating Phillies seals deciding AL series game
In Philadelphia on April 25 Detroit beat the locals 3 to 1 as Ferguson kept the lead until a late rally in the eighth. Ogden started for Philadelphia but a timely Boston scoring burst and Heimach’s relief held the wizards to one hit in four innings.
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Award Damages Reported in Rome Court Case
Rome Georgia April 25 Special A superior court awarded J. W Jackson one hundred dollars in damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained from the Rome Railway and Light company.
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Seize Whisky Outfit In Rom Georgia
Special officers seized about 50 gallons of whisky and the apparatus used for distilling on the Coosa River Monday near Rom Georgia. The operators fled with part of the outfit, escaping with the remainder of the equipment.
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Tech High Falls 9-4 in Title Game at Piedmont Park
Tech High lost the title game to University 9 to 4 at Almond Park on a day of untimely errors and rough fielding. Speer pitched well for Tech High early, but University capitalized with three runs in the third and added insurance late as Tech’s defense faltered. Ford of University worked a creditable outing, and Angley drove in multiple runs for the winners.
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Players Can Win Trophy Only One Time
St Laws April 25 By the Associated Press The American League trophy committee voted five to four that a player honored as the league’s most valuable hail player cannot win the award again George Sisler of the Browns currently holds the honor and cannot repeat This ruling also affects the possibility of his name appearing on the league monument erected in Washington D C
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