Crackers Blank Climbers In Front Of 3 000 Crowds
Atlanta Crackers defeated the Climbers 5 to 0 in the third game of the series. Tom Fisher pitched well for the Crackers as Sety Walker starred with slick infield play and a left field sprint to the fence. Moran and Winter also made key catches as the crowd of about 3,000 faced stagnant streetcar service and a delayed exit. Bayless doubled and scored in the first inning, and Bayless again doubled and scored in the third before Jordan and McMurray drove in more runs. The two teams meet again with Montgomery facing Blish or George tomorrow.
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Tom Fisher
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Smith
Dick Bayiagalan
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Winter
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Daley
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Regional Leagues
In Southern League action Atlanta defeated Montgomery 5 0 and New Orleans beat Mobile 4 3 in 12 innings. Nashville blanked Birmingham 5 0. National League saw Boston 3 New York 2 and Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 4. Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2. Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 3. American League listed Philadelphia 3 Washington Chicago 1. St Louis 0 Detroit 4 Cleveland 2. Beaton 1 New York 0. Other leagues include South Atlantic Columbus 2 Charleston 0. Chattanooga 3 Macon 9. Savannah 9 Jacksonville 4 Auguate 3. American Association Kansas City 4 St Paul 2. Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis 0. Louisville 8 Toledo 6. Columbus 3 Indianapolis. Texas Fort Worth 3 Shreveport Houston 6 San Antonio & Waco 7 Galveston 2. Oklahoma City Dallas rain. Virginia Danville 6 Lynchburg 2 Roanoke 7 Norfolk 5. Richmond 4 Portsmouth 2. Carolina Greenville 4 Greensboro 0 Charlotte Z Winston 0.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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Fort Worth
Shreveport
Houston
San Antonio & Waco
Galveston
Ohlahome City
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Danville
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Roanoke
Norfolk
Richmond
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Carolina Association
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Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston
P. Naahye
New
Orieone
Ty ‘Eat Atlanta
Mobile Te Aie Tinta
Wan
Pillsburo
St. Lovie
Clevetana
Washington
Mobile Triumphs In First Game Of Doubleheader
Mobile wins in the first game with a ninth inning rally after two outs, thanks to a double and three singles following a walk. Memphis pitcher Dickson falters in the third. Weld makes critical stops. About four thousand spectators attend at Emory Field.
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zWatson
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Stinson
Tudwig
Coulson
If. Badd
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Schule
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Where They Play Today Incomplete Schedule
Fragmentary listing shows Montgomery at Allants and Poince ds Leon, with a 3 00 start and Nashville to Sirminghwn. Memphis to Mobile, plus South Atlantic League matchups including Jacksonville to Auguxts and Chattanooga to Macon. National League note Philadelphia in Washington.
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Poince
Leon Perk
Orlock
Nashville
Memphis Im Mobile
Sewanee Tigers Down Georgia in 5 to 1 Win
Sewanee Tenn April 6 Special Bewn ee won from Georgia today by the score of 5 to 1. Lawrie pitched splendid game for the Tigers striking out nine and allowing seven hits Brannen for Georgia retired six men on strikes and allowed ten hits. Georgia led early with a single in the third but Sewanee answered in the fifth and eighth innings to seal victory.
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Tigers 4, Naps 2 in Cleveland on April 26
Detroit beat Cleveland 4 to 2 in cold weather with Willet pitching. Errors marred play as Cleveland struck first but Detroit answered. Batteries Anoda and Easterly for Cleveland, Willet and Schmidt for Detroit. Time, 1:63. Umpires O Loughlin and Kerin.
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Arthur Hess Sold to Trenton Team in Tri State League
Arthur Hess a third baseman was sold from Liteia Rack to the Trenton N 1 team in the Tri State League by manager Billy Smith via waiver. Hess joins his new club with Kirkpatrick remaining as Crackers utility man this season.
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Pirates win in twelfth as St Louis falls
In St Louis on April 26 Pittsburg beat the Cardinals 4 to 3 in 12 innings. St Louis tied in the ninth as Phillipe faltered and Selfield closed for Pittsburg. Errors hampered St Louis late, with runners left at the plate in the tenth and eleventh. Salles Moore Lush pitched well for St Louis. Sales, Moore, and Lush for Pittsburg. Time 2:14. Umpires O'Day and Emealie.
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Baseball results from the South Atlantic League games
In Savannah Columbia defeated Savannah 2 0 as Lewis allowed only hits in a shutout. Augusta beat Jacksonville 7 3 after eleven innings amid Memorial Day crowds. Chattanooga edged Macon 3 0 on strong pitching. Columbus blanked Charleston 6 0 in an errorless game.
Hotel Handicap Won by Juggler at Pimlico Amid Light Field
Autumn Girl equaled the track record for a half mile in 49 seconds. Juggler captured the Hotel Kernan handicap at a mile as a favorite. Ben Cole won the steeplechase at Pimlico where fine weather drew about £000 spectators. Results detail four furlongs to six furlongs races with multiple runners and times.
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Autumn Girl
Ben Cole
Lexington Racing Notes and Entries from April Meeting
At Lexington Kentucky on April 8 George J Long's Malbus won the feature sprint in 1 1 3 8 as a large crowd watched. The meeting of Kentucky thoroughbred breeders and owners led by J N Camden aims to raise funds for future fall and spring events in Lexington. Summary race results include First Race six furlongs Ads Mead winning with Ludloans second and Console third. Second Race five and a half furlongs Jolly won with Barla Court second and Heine third. Third Race mile Zipango won with Tom Dolan second and Roxs burg third. Fourth Race six furlongs Balbus won with Gvolando second and Petulant third. Fifth Race four furlongs Eva Tan may won with Laveno second and Joe Mors third. Sixth Race mile and 0 ganns Creal won with Plume second and Colonel Blue third. Lexington Entries show horses listed for four furlongs to seven furlongs with several names including Samast Ethel W Lotta Creed Zaher Bonnia Brick Foxy Mary and others.
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Malbus
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Rice
Warren
Artonette
Rawin
Harel Hal
Belarious
Camel
Snake Mary
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Zipango
Martin
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Parisa
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Zlenap
Alicezan
Balbus
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MM. Preaton
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Francis
Samast
Ethel W
Lotta Creed
Zaher
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Foxy Mary
Slewfoot
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Star Catcher Mauries Powers Dies at 33
Philadelphia April 28 Dr Mauries Powers star catcher for the Philadelphia American League club died in a city hospital from gangrenous intestinal strangulation after playing the opening game with Boston and continuing despite illness. Powers aged 33 born Pittsfield Massachusetts. Holy Cross graduate. Notre Dame medical course. debuted 1890 in Louisville. played for Washington and Annapolis before joining the Athletics in 1901.
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Benz Car Leads Free-for-All at New York Auto Carnival
New York on April 26 witnessed the Hit-climbing contest at Fort George Manhattan drawing thousands. The Benz gasoline 120-horsepower Bare' set the best time of 284 seconds in the free-for-all, with White Steamer close behind at 30 4-6 seconds. Stearns won the high priced car race, Gimplex took the four cylinder event, and other gasoline class winners followed in price order including Palmer & Singer Chalmera-Detroit Buick Maxwell and more.
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New York Automobile Trade Association
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Manhattan
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Gimplex
Palmer & Singer
Chalmera-Detroit
Buick
G. E. of
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