Georgia Falls to Maryland Aggies in 8-1 Loss
Georgia's baseball team was defeated 8 to 1 by Maryland Agricultural College despite Derrick's six strong innings. Aggies capitalized on three in the third, plus errors by Shipley and Knode, and later stole leads with bases on balls, a wild pitch, and timely hits. Henderson drove in three runs in the eighth and Dearatyne doubled scoring another in the seventh. Umpire Mr. Cresse. Time 1:50.
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Sollere Park
University of Georgia
Shipley
Knode
Holden
Athens
Torbert
Ginn
Clements
McWhorter
Henderson
Hig
M ‘Fox
Corley
Aggies
Mess Way
Dearatyne
Washington
Myron Gresse
University
of Georgia
Fox and Corley and Torbert
Maryland Agricultural College
Derrick
Mr. Cresse
Georgia Plays Two Games With Washington and Lee
Lexington Virginia April 27 Special The University of Georgia baseball team on a South Atlantic tour will arrive tomorrow morning for two games with Washington and Lee. Georgia is considered strong this season and Washington and Lee also field a fine team. The series here boosts the Bulldogs before traveling to Raleigh to face North Carolina A and M and then to Chapel Hill for two games with North Carolina.
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Lexington
University of Georgia
South Atlantic
Washington and Lea
Georgia
The
SAA
Washington and Lee
Hummers
Raleigh
North Carolina A. & M
Chapel Bill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Shawkey Dislocates Thumb. Phillies Ponder Absence
Philadelphia pitcher Shawkey dislocated the thumb while pushing sand today and will likely miss several weeks of play. The injury raises concerns for the Phillies as they assess rotation depth and next steps for the lineup.
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Philadelphia
Nuvert Shawkey
Doscher Dominates As Crackers Crush Turtles Dramatically
Jack Doscher delivered a dominant pitching display while the Crackers hammered Goulart’s curves. Reynolds and McConnell fueled the offense with timely hits, and ground rules oddly denied a home run. Fans packed the park as regulars were missing and ladies enjoyed the day.
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Jack Doscher
Goulart
Southern League Pels win second straight over Montgomery
New Orleans defeats Montgomery 7 to 1 as McIntyre settles in after rough first inning. Key hits and two errors fuel a five-run second inning. Lindsay strains a tendon sliding to second, Henderson shifts in the field as Montana changes position. Mobile also takes a 3 to 2 win over Birmingham with Schmidt's home run and late scoring on a passed ball. Chattanooga tops Nashville 7 to 1 as Boland allows four hits in seven frames and Stine yields only four hits in a one-sided win.
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Pels
Billikens
I. J
New Orleans
Montgomery
McIntyre
Case
Lindsay
Hendryx
Mont. Ab. Rhino
Abe
Ijpiubmib
Heker,db
Hollander
Bluhm
Starr
Barbare
Burns
Northern
Olwert
Baley
McDowell
Cage
Daley
Fifield
O'Toole
Chattanooga
Tann
Boland
Mashyille
Stine
Aeif
Lytimense
Coyis
Poison
Lotr
Ab Grattan
R. Nashville
Sloan
Hemingway
Baienti
Grait
McCormick
Flick
Balenti
Coyle
Bedwarts
Filek
Graff
Graham
Rogers
Sling
Rudderham
Kel- Tum
Willard and Rodel Meet At the Orpheum Tonight
Willard the biggest heavyweight in sight faces Georges Boer Rodel in a ten round mill at the Orpheum theater tonight Two hundred fifty pounds Willard is a strong favorite over the European champion The undercard features Hooper vs Davis Sheppard vs Wonder Goodwin vs Kid e Wonder York vs Kelley and a heavy slate of bouts with ringside chairs and rapid ticket sales at Rex and Tumlin Brothers stores
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Jesse Willard
Boer” Rodel
Stump Goodwin
Kia Underwood
Battling Kelley
Kid York
Battling Sheppard
Kia Wonder
Billy Hooper
Kid Davis
Georges
Shade
Goez
Caruso
Scotti
Dinh Gilly
Rodel
Hooper
Dan
Billy
Sheppard
Kide Wonder
Kidesvis
Featherwood
Rex
Tumlin Brothers
Gordon Edges Riverside In Tight 4 2 Club Game
In Gainesville Georgia on April 27 Gordon defeated Riverside Academy 4 to 2 in a closely contested afternoon contest. Gordon clinched the win in the fifth inning as Kingeria hit a three base homer with two on. It was described as one of the closest and best games of the season by local observers. Umpire Has presided over the match.
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Gordon
Riverside
Gainesville
Academy
Kingeria
Ree
Cincinnati
Henton
St Louis
Rawlings
Clark
Moran
Gonzales
Time
Bason
Quigley
Holland Status the Same Welchonce Improving Long
The Harry Holland case remains unchanged since Monday as Griffith and Nevin have not reported. Griffin may keep Holland if Nevin relinquishes claims while Providence actions limit his chances in the lineup. Waetchonce’s condition improved and he may walk soon but not play until after Nashville trip. Long’s fingers show improvement and he may play today after a peculiar sliding accident at Chattanooga.
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Harry Holland
Griffith
Nevin
Smith
Holland
Washington
Gritt
Harry
Providence
Navin
Griffin
National Commission
Harry Waetchonce
Crackers
Nashville
Tommy Long
Tommy
Chattanooga
Long
Indians vs Scouts in South Atlantic game scoreline
South Atlantic Indians fall to the Scouts 6 to 3 as Jacksonville and Savannah sections show mixed innings. Barns and umpires listed, game time 1 hour 40 minutes. Nearby rotor reports Macon Columbia and Charleston Augusta matchups with similar scoring, plus a New Orleans sale note: Pitcher Peddy moves to Galveston under an optional agreement.
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Indians
Scouts
Ree
Jacksonville
Savannah
Burnisister
Krebs
Woot
Amare
Ovan
New Orleans
John, Dobbs
Ornedns
Southern Association
Peddy
Galveston
Unclear_League Baseball Slates From Diverse Cities
Today’s listings show multiple minor league and college games across the South and Midwest. Entries name teams such as Memphis, Atlanta, Nashville, Chattanooga, Montgomery, New Orleans, Birmingham, Mobile, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Brooklyn, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Buffalo, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, Valdosta, Cordele, and more. Several lines contain OCR errors and unclear venues, but imply a broad schedule across Southern, Federal, and North leagues.
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B.C
New
Orleans
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Sathoe
Nashville
Mobile
Montgomary
Teest
Buraham
Memphis
Lont
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St Louis
Hoxton
Cleveland
Pitesburm
Sao Iooklyn aPadews
Philadelphia Ae Oy
Uineinnati
Cuteago
St. Louk Te Ty
Boston
Waderal Lengns
B.C. St. Lous
Baltimore - Ba
Buffalo
Rey Pitsburg
Yndianapolis
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Crus
Atlantic Teague
Jacksonville
Savannah
Columbia
Charleston
Albany
Getumibur
Augusta
Loat
Waycross
Thomasville
Americus
Valdosta
Ais Fe
Gordete
Brunswick
Piedmont
Tifton
Wayereas
Edwin Culpepper
Homervitch
Piedmont Institut
Tifton Agrihu
Tifton Aggies
Glover and Mott
Ponce
Leon
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Columbus
Macon
Washington Beats Boston 6 to 1 in Open Series Finale
Washington and New York secure late innings victories over Boston and Philadelphia respectively. Washington cruised to a 6 1 win as Foster exited after three innings, Hooper and Speaker doubled for Boston’s lone run. In Philadelphia, Col ling led a late rally to a 5 4 win over New York with key hits and a fumbled ball.
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Senatora
Red Sox
Washington
Boston
Zelder
Thomas
Nanamaker
Boehling
Henry
Egan
Evans
Athletics
Yank
Philadelphia
Colling
Baker
McFania
Lehane
Walsh
New York
Schulz
Sweeney
Bender
Brown
Plank
Schang
Connolly
Dineen
National League game slips by as Sionts edge Phillies 4 to 3
New York and Philadelphia played a poorly fought game with strong pitching by Mathewson and Chalmers. Chalmers battled wildness yet delivered in key spots while the Mets received limited support. Final line shows New York 4 Philadelphia 3 with errors and late scoring.
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Sionts
Phillies
New York
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Chalmers
R. H. EB
Rigler and
Emslie
Kid Young Beaten by Bobby Robidou in Memphis Fight
Bobby Robidou defeats Kid Young of Atlanta in the second round of an eight round bout in Memphis Tennessee. After a tame start Robidou pressure and dropped Young twice with uppercuts and finished with a left to the jaw. Young faded after a few weak jabs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bobby Robidou
Featherweig
Kid Young
Atlanta
Robidou
Young
Hoppe Demarest Cue Title Showdown in 400-Point Match
New York April 24 Willie Hoppe the world champion and Cal Demarest of Chicago to meet tomorrow night in a 400 point balk line 14.1 match to decide the world titles. Both have six wins in the eight day tournament and the outcomes affect final standings. Hoppe defeated Sutton 400 to 4 in the latest night session, a record margin in the worlds.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
George Sutton
Chicned
Ore’ Morningstar
Pittsburg
Morningstar
Hoppe
Sutton
Sete
Weathered scores across multiple minor leagues
Texas League saw all games postponed while Virginia League results list Portsmouth Norfolk Richmond and Roanoke beating Newport News 6 to 5. International League notes Newark and Montreal tied 0 0, Toronto beat Jersey City 1 to 0, Rochester 4 Baltimore 1, and Buffalo Providence rainout. Carolina League shows Winston-Salem 2 Durham 1, Charlotte 10 Greensboro 4, Raleigh 6 Asheville. Pennsylvan ia and Princeton appear with scores 7 3 and 5 4 respectively.
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Portsmouth
Pelerulture
Norfolk
Winston-Salem
Durham i Charlotte
Greeneboro
Raleigh
Asheville
Pennsylvana
Frinceton
North Caroling
Georgia League Scores and Innings From Several Games
Valdosta defeats Cordelo 8 to 3 with late bursts. Waycross hosts Brunswick as Antley and Coveney lead the scoring. Thomasville tops American by a 12 to 8 margin as Hall Meyers and Dudley supply the key hitting. umpires McKee and McNamara administer.
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Valdosta
Cordelo
Ree
Weidel
O’brie Martin
Osenborg
Eubanks
Waycross
Brunswick
R. Hw. E. Waycross
Antley
Themasville
E. Thomasville
Americaa
Hall
Meyers
Dudley
Hodge
Verner
Geary
Manchester
McKée
McNamara
Allen University V Atlanta University Title Duel
This afternoon at 2 30 Allen University meets Atlanta University on A U campus. The game features a fast Allen unit against a hard fighting BU team. Manager Carl ton Molesworth of the Birmingham club announces the sale of third baseman Herndon to Beaumont in the Texas league. Shortstop Hudvall, sold by Mobile from Cleveland America today reports arrive.
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Allen University
A. U
Atlanta University
A. U's
Allen
Mobile
Aia
Carl* Ton Molesworth
Birmingham
Semaon Herndon
Beaumont Club
Hudvall
Cleveland
Bryant Pounded by Miss as Tech Falls in First Inning
Bryant and Tech stumble early as Mississippi drives seven runs in the first inning aided by four walks and a wild throw. Noble shines for Agriculture and Mechanical, while Newsom and Johnson excel for Tech. Bryant fanned Wrentz three times, and Kinney to start for A&M with Pitts and Eubanks in reserve tomorrow.
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Starkeville
Miss
Tech
Ississippi
Bryant
Wooten
Pearson
Noble
Newsom
101
Johnson
Woot
Fen
Fowever
Wrentz
Kinney O
Heisman
Pitts
Eubanks
Savannah Scout Cars Run to Hawkinsville Endurance Run
Hawkinsville Ga April 27 Two scout cars of the Savannah Auto club and party led by President F C Battey of the State auto club and Secretary Arthur W Solomon of the Savannah club completed the Savannah to Hawkinsville run in eight hours. It marked the first day of a two days endurance run across the state to Columbus to be held in May. Roads were in splendid condition and interest grew in the next leg laid out by the pathfinders. The party will chart a Hawkinsville to Columbus route tomorrow.
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Hawkinsville
Sivaioal Auto Club
F.C. Battey
State Auto Club
Arthur W. Solomon
Savannah Club
Savannah
Columbus
Savannah Auto Club
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