Grimes Wild Heave Lifts Crackers Over Barons In Tenth
In a 3rd straight win for Atlanta over Birmingham, Burleigh Grimes delivered a wild tenth inning pitch that eluded Hauser and allowed Thrasher to score the winning run. The thriller drew about 6000 fans who witnessed a game filled with errors, sharp plays, and lead changes as Grimes and the Crackers edged the Barons 4 to 3.
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Dick Jemizo
Carleton Moleaworths
Jament
Burleigh Grimes
Crackers
Barons
Thrasher
Moran
Ume
Grimes
Hauser
Frank
Lafitte
Derrck
Clark
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Lennox
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Perkins
Elstra
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Atlanta
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Smith
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Mayer
Birmingham Pou
Atlante
axHit
Gagner
Lindsay Lindsay
Davis
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Willams
Athletics Edge Senators in Rain Delayed Finish
In a rain shortened game Washington fell 3-2 to Philadelphia as Witt, Walsh, and Oldrings powered the scoring in the eighth after Rondeau slipped on a key play. Bush and Meyer shared pitching duties for Philadelphia with Gallia Bentley Boehling backing Washington. Time 2 hours.
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Athletics
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Washington
Philadelphia
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New York
Boston
Odo
McHale
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Markle
Nanamaker
Dineen
Nall
Local infielder sent to Newnan for seasoning
Bob Smith a Hawkinsville native and promising infielder was signed by Manager Prank and worked daily with the Crackers. He was sent to Harry Matthews at Newnan for seasoning. Hawkinsville High defeated Cochran High 11 to 5 with Williams, Dortch, Thompson, and Urquhardt handling batteries.
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Prank
Crackers
Harry Matthews
Newnan
Hawkinsville
Cochran
Cochran High School
Williams and Dortch
Thompson and
Urquhardt
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Manneheim
National League Cubs beat Pirates in Chicago six to two
Williams homered and Yerkes tripled as Chicago pushed six hits off Adams in the eighth to score five runs and pull within one win of Pittsburgh. Otto Knabe debuted for Pittsburgh in a game notable for his fielding.
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Williams
Yerkes
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Bens
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Otto Knabe
Schmidt
Lavender
Pendergast
Fischer
Byron
Quigley
Newnan Beats Atlanta All Stars 5-1 in GA league clash
In Newnan Georgia on April 26 the Georgia Alabama league facing the Atlanta All Stars resulted in a 5-1 win for Newnan. Perry dominated on the mound striking out eleven as Newnan built a secure lead aided by Atlanta errors. Batteries Conyers Waldron for Newnan Perry Matthews for the All Stars.
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Atlanta All-Stars
Perry
Matthews
Conyers
Waldron Perry
Georgia Washington Lee Game Postponed By Rain
Lexington Virginia April 26 Special The baseball game between the University of Georgia and Washington and Lee was postponed due to rain in Lexington. The teams had planned to play this afternoon but field conditions were not suitable. The postponement preserves the teams’ schedule for a later date at Lexington.
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Americus
Brooks Sold to Augusta in Baseball Deal
Little Rock fragment reports BB Brooks, a pitcher, sold from Griffin Georgia in the Alabama league to Augusta in the South Atlantic league on an optional agreement. The April 26 note indicates a player transfer between minor league teams.
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Ark
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Baseball and college matchups listed for today
Southern League games include Birmingham at Atlanta NS in Mobile Nashvlla at Memphis Chatta at Knoxville South Atlantic features Charleston at Augusta Jack'lle at Columbus Montgomy at Macon National League doubleheader Brooklyn at Philadelphia NS in Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburg St Louis at Chicago American League tilts Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York Detroit at St Louis Colleges Georgia faces Washington and Lee in Lexington Auburn at Mercer in Americus Tech vs Sewanee in Sewanee Clemeon vs Trinity in Durham Lee at Trinity in Charlottesville
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New Orleans Edges Mobile 3 2 in Pitchers' Battle
New Orleans defeats Mobile 3 to 2 in a three straight win, as both pitchers allow three hits. Allason stole home for the visitors in the fourth. Harris wild in late innings, Brenton allowed 3 runs for Mobile.
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Augusta Twins Take Double Header In South Atlantic Tour
Augusta wins both ends of a doubleheader from Jacksonville with final scores 12 to 4 and 5 to 4. Batterymen Hall and Smith handle pitching, Gooch Roth Purcell Medjock and Brouthers spark offense, while Osteen holds the visitors in check in game two.
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Bradd Timms Captures State Trap Shooting Championship
Bradd Timms won the Georgia state trap shooting title in a field of sixty five, breaking 98 of 100 with only two misses. Henry Jones finished second with 97, while H D Free Man and A B Lanier tied for third and fourth with 94. Freeman led morning events with 95 and Timms earned a silver service prize and a path to the Grand American tournament.
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Macon
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Ed Daniels
William Crosby
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Christian College Beats A&M In Third District Matchup
In Winder yesterday the Fifth District clash between Christian College and A&M concluded with Christian winning easily. Cain’s pitching held the Aggies to few hits while his teammates supplied the offense, Cowan allowed fourteen hits. Jantzen, from Little Rock, was sold to Chattanooga Lookouts after the game. Tifton High School defeated Waycross High 7 to 1 at Tifton with Overstreet Thrasher on the mound and Lee Milton for Waycross.
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Sewanee Defeated by Tech in First Game of Series
Sewanee lost 3 to 1 at home to Georgia Tech in cold rain and muddy field conditions. Riner and Senter matched nine strikeouts each in a pitchers duel, Tech scoring in the first and seventh innings while Sewanee’s lone run came on a triple by Bruce and a failed squeeze play. The teams schedule a rematch tomorrow.
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Burns’ouble
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Georgetown Holds Yale In Wild Seventh Inning
Georgetown loses to Yale 4 to 3 in a game highlighted by a wild seventh inning by Georgetown pitcher Garfield. Riverside defeats Dahlonega 4 to 1 in Gainesville before a record crowd, with Barr and Amster delivering key hits. Princeton beats Union 4 to 2, and Catholic University outlasts North Carolina 4 to 3 in 11 innings at Washington.
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Porterfeld
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Hammond
Princeton
Union
Washington DC
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Who's Who in Baseball publication inquiry
The Constitution reports several inquiries about the book titled Who's Who in Baseball. It notes the Baseball Magazine offers the book for purchase at Hofton for 16 cents.
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League leaders send best wishes to Georgia Alabama league
Dick Jemison Georgia Alabama league president receives well wishes from William Werrmann chairman of the national commission BB Johnson American league president John K Tener National league president and John H Farrell National Association secretary for a successful season in the Georgia Alabama league.
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Tellers
Ans Werrmann
National Commission
BB Johnson
John K Tener
National League
John H Farrell
National Association
District Athletic Meet at Gordon Looms Large
Barnesville hosts the district athletic meet on Friday April 26 with a strong Gordon squad under Coach Moore. Gordon drew a deep talent pool and already shows form as nine schools prepare to compete including Lanier Locust Graye Monticello Jackson Griffin Concord R E Lee Thomaston and Banks Stevens Institute of Furysyt.
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Tehan
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Jackson High School
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Concord High School
R_ E Lee
Thomastonnes
Banks Stevens Institute of Fursyt
Douglas 3 Piedmont 0 clinches South Georgia Prep title
Douglas defeats Piedmont 3 to 0 to claim the South Georgia Prep championship. Stewart starred on the mound and at the plate, allowing only one hit for the winners while Chapman worked six innings. The Aggies conclude their home schedule with this win, having lost only to GMC and tied Atlanta Southern league club Piedmont earlier.
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Aggies
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Waycross
South Georgia Prep
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Bt Hackett Douglas
Chapman Stewart
Tue Stubbs
Chapman
GMC
Atlanta Southern League
Mercer Beaten by Auburn in Ragged Exhibition
Auburn won the first game of the series from Mercer by 7 to 4 in a ragged exhibition marked by errors. Mercer’s Morgan featured in left field with catches, Pender hit two of three, and Bloodworth relieved Bloodworth after Auburn’s early scoring. schedule notes show Thursday morning and afternoon games.
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Gordon defeats Locust Grove in thrilling hurling duel
Gordon wins 1 0 over Locust Grove after a tense Summers Field matchup. Locust Grove mounted a late rally with Shearer on Nebles, but Captain Sims stopped the rush as Dekle, Wilson and teammates pitched well. The scoreline reflects a tight, competitive game with strategic pitching and fielding.
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