Crackers Edge Crackers In Slugging Display
The Crackers defeated their rivals 8 to 4 as Q Dell and Zimmerman starred in the field and Mayer, Sykes and Schwartz led the batting charge. O Dell's defensive gem and a late surge sealed the victory amid a smokey Nashville ballpark atmosphere.
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Sykes
Schwartz
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Sexbaugh
Heinie King
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Wiseman
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Dafe
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Crackers and Vols to Clash in Nashville Sunday
The Crackers and the Volunteers prepare for a Sunday game in Nashville, first time in 28 years. Wells to catch for the Crackers. Kemper and Seabough expected for Nashville. A test game to gauge Sunday play, rumored as a southpaw battle.
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Nashville
Wells
Kemper
Seabough
North Carolina College blanks Georgetown in baseball game
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts defeated Georgetown 7 to 0 in Washington. Georgetown fumbled defensively while Robertson pitched well for the winners striking out nine. Costello made two fine catches for Georgetown as Beorretown struggled.
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Georgetown
Washington
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Felding
Robertson
Costello
Beorretown
Rovertson
Seifert Lynch
Fury
Standing of the clubs and catcher injury notes
Charlie Millers hands are badly swollen and discolored delaying catching for a week. Earl Sykes is healing from a similar condition. Mitchell Cam Charlie Frank notes a sale as the Topeka club joins the Western league again.
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Washington over Philadelphia 2 to 1 in opener
In Philadelphia on April 28 the Washington team defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1. Baker hit a homer for Washington driving in the deciding run as Johnson and Alnsmith paired for Philadelphia. Umpires Mullin and Conelly. Time 2:45.
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Gulls Rally For 2 1 Victory Over Indians In South Atlantic
In a tight South Atlantic game the Sea Gulls defeated the Indians 2 to 1. Pelkey made a highlight catch in the second inning, while Hain and Grst work limited the visitors. Dassey, recently released to Charleston by Washington, took the loss for the Indians as Savannah avoided further trouble after scattered ties.
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Pirates 4 Cubs 5 in NL clash headline
National League results show Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 5 in a tight season opener with Nagle Adams and Simon listed for Pittsburgh and Kling on Chicago. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 3 0 with Wheat Daubert and Bell starring. Giants upset by Boston 9 4 as Goode and Tyler Pfeffer featured heavily in a long game. Cincinnati and St Louis noted in brief.
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Fragmented Averages Across Multiple Leagues
Scores from several regional leagues list numerous results. Notable outcomes include Richmond over Norfolk, 6 to 2. Roanoke defeating Lynchburg 19 to 2. Danville 1 percent. Jackson 10, and Hattiesburg 2. Other pairings include Spartanburg 5 Greensboro 2 and Charlotte Winston Salem 7.
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Wires Kept Hot for Ball Players
Team manager Otto Jordan aims to land big league players for the Crackers. With fewer than fifteen signed and no deals completed, activity centers on two potential closings by Monday. Clubs seek top recruits, offering up to 100 to lure talent, hoping developments emerge in the next 24 hours.
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Big Show
Fellow Jackets Down Alabama in a Picayune Classic
In Tuscaloosa on April 28, Georgia Tech defeated Alabama 4 to 3 in a dramatic college baseball showdown. Tech surged in the sixth with three-run plays aided by four hits and an Alabama error, while Alabama rallied with three runs in its half of the sixth. Greer and Hubert closed strong as Alabama threatened in the ninth but could not breach Tech’s lead.
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Baseball recap of April last year with multiple city matchups
A retro sports brief recounts games from April last year featuring Atlanta vs Nashville in a double header with a triple play sequence Rogers Barr Walker Smith Sentell. Nashville wins game one 5 3. Purdue faces Griffin Cracker Fecond 4 to 3. Birmingham beats New Orleans 6 to 4. Wagner vs Bretten stein. Mobile with Chappella defeats Montgomery 4 to 1. Duggleby pitches. Chattanooga and Memphis split a double header with Chattanooga winning the first 1 to and Memphis the second 4 to 3.
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Where They Play Today in Baseball Leagues
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Doubt Casts World Record On Two Triple Plays
Pelican Park Tuesday saw Umpire Hart challenge two triple plays credited as a world record. Hart, among the country’s oldest ex-players, recalls two triple plays as late as 1914 in the Western League and cites an American Association game with 50 hits and 72 bases, where every man on the club had at least five bases.
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Battle Creek
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Lincoln
Matthews Signs Duggleby to Strengthen Albany Team
Harry Matthews of Albany signs Bill Duggleby, former Montgomery twirler, to bolster pitching. The addition aims to enhance Matthews pitching staff and increase the club’s feared status in the league.
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Bill Duggleby
Albany
Montgomery Twitter
Duggleby
Matts
Nelson to Resume Ring Career with Redmond Fight
Chicago April 28. Battling Nelson and Jack Redmond signed to fight ten rounds at Kenosha Wisconsin on May 4. They will meet at 133 pounds. Frankie White and Muggsy Shoel set for twenty rounds at Cheyenne Wyoming within two weeks at 135 pounds ringside.
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Jack Redmond
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