Georgia Defeats V M I Cadets In Close 4 2 Game
Georgia beat the Virginia Military Institute cadets 4 to 2 in Lexington. Hitchcock pitched well, McWhorter and Clarkson led batting, and Henderson, Gillespie, and Harrison made key plays as Georgia pulled ahead early and held on. Cadets mounted threats but Georgia’s defense and timely hits secured the win.
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Lexington
Snevial
University of Georgia
Virginia Miliary Institute
Georgia Peaches
Hitchcock
Georgia
Ginn
Clements
McWhorter
Henderson
Holden
Cadets
Gallagher
Sewell
Clarkson
Wee
Gillespie
Hartson
Owen
Flitehcock
Torbet
Ab. R. H
Aes Sewell
Glerkson
F Nash
Tis. Cochran
Tb. Massie
Fl McCormick
I. Pitts
J. Pitts
Gaedete
Summery
L. Pitts
Harrison
McCormick
Doube
Nash
Torbett
Mitched Ban
Flelden
McCormic
Hitchcock Ff
J. Ditts
Tarbett
le Pitts
Bone
Washington and Lee
Long and Welch Quickly Improving for Crackers
Reports from the Crackers hospital list Tuesday were encouraging. Harry Welch is nearly ready to return and may be out in a day or two. Lang’s fingers mend rapidly and he could throw without pain this afternoon. Holland’s status remains unchanged.
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Atlanta
Harry Welch
Nashville
Lang
Holland
Emory Baseball Scores Sweep Juniors and Sophomores
Emory College Oxford Ga April 28 double header yields Senior and Junior edge over their peers. Seniors beat Juniors 4 11 while Sophomores defeated Freshmen 11 2. Freshmen 10 0 0 0 Cox 3 7 4 Sophomores 0 0 6 4 Zsx 11 10 4 Batteries Williamson Lane Mobley MeClelland Harris Umpires Kitchens Stone. Seniors beat Juniors 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 10 Summers Cheshire Umpires Turner Stone.
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Emory College
Oxford
Emory
Williamson
Lane
Mobley
Meciitt
Harris
Kitchens
Stone
Lester
Saxon
Summers
Cheshire
Turner and Stone
Games Canceled at Washington and Lee and Georgia
Lexington Virginia April 28 Special The baseball games scheduled between Washington and Lee and the University of Georgia have been canceled. Mobile Alabama April 28 Special Molesworth announced tonight that he has signed outfielder Stewart with the Chicago Cubs last year with Indianapolis in the American Association putting average 304 reports Montgomery
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
University of Georgia
Oles
Mobile
Ala
Molesworth
Head
Quttielder Stewart
Chieaso Cubs
Indianapolis
Montgomery
Fifteen Hits Each As Crackers Beat Turtles 11 7
The Crackers defeated the Turtles 11 to 7 in two hours of steady hitting. Both teams had fifteen hits, but the Crackers were more timely, with key knocks from Browning, Flanagan, Lynch, and Reynolds. Pop Anson Day features Chicago great Pop Anson tossing the first ball. Perryman and Dunn start for the Crackers. Game called 3:30 pm. final tilt set for 3 pm Thursday to fit travel.
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Dick Jemise
Crackers
Turtles
Red Lynch
Johnson
Smith
Haird
Allison
Coyle
Stark
Mullen
McConnell
Jennings
Ebel
Browning
Mettonnel
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Eibel
Kircher
Lynch
Reynolds
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Shanley
Mulen
Sencff
Pop Anson
Ball Park
Chicago
Forsyth Theater
Hungr
Cap
Perryman
Dunn
Liebhardt
Seiler
Memphis
A Allison
Betsy Coyle
Senet
A Schiei
Atlanta
A. McConnell
Bibel
Bircher
Efird
Mallen
Bard
Planagar
Johnson McConnell
Amnirés
Prenninger
Chestmuer
Chattanooga Beats Nashville in Southern League Tilt
In Chattanooga Tennessee April 28, Fox faltered with men on base as Nashville failed to score. Errors by Williams and a late rally produced Chattanooga’s 4 0 win, with Smith Williams and Sloan driving in runs amid a rough seventh inning. Nine total hits and three Nashville errors contributed to the outcome.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Apri
Fox
Nashville
Sloan
Wiliams
Johnston
Coyle
Nash
Kingit
Ronstnar
Gover
Williams
Sloane
Graff
Balenti
King
Callahan
More
Struc
Kellum
Rudderham
Complex Southern and National League Game Schedule Features
Several leagues list today’s games across cities and colleges. Matchups span Southern, American, National, Federal, and South Atlantic leagues with college and state teams including Ole Miss, Clemson, Virginia, Texas, and Kentucky among others, across Atlanta, Nashville, St Louis, Chicago, New York, Boston, and more.
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Chattencore
Arleane
Atlanta
Mobil
Nashvi
Montgomery
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Cleveland
National League
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Lea
Brooklyn
Philadelpto Inevina Pia
Chicora
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Wan
Lest
Jacksonville
Te Ae Savannaba
Americus
Valdosta
Cordulea
Brunswick
American League
St. Louie
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Brookin
Cinginnati
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Buffalo
Mississippi
Union
Oxford
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Navy
Annapolis
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S.C. Preds
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Princeton
Texas
Missouri
Columbia
Alabama
Kentucky State
Tuscaloosa
VP. Ly Lon
Atackennis
Georma v. W. & L. In
Lexington
Various Minor Leagues Baseball Scores and Postponements
American Association games Milwaukee 3 Cleveland 2 Kansas City 5 Columbus 4 Others postponed International League Jersey City 4 Toronto 1 Montreal 1 Newark 1 Orchester 5 Baltimore 2 Buffalo 3 Providence 0 Virginia League Newport News 2 Roanoke 1 Petersburg 4 Portsmouth 2 Norfolk 3 Richmond 3 Carolina League Durham 4 Winston Salem 2 Asheville 3 Raleigh 1 Charlotte 1 Greensboro 5 ACERS WeaKUe Houston 1 Austin San Antonio 4 Fort Worth 2 Dallas Waco Beaumont Galveston rain Catholic 3 North Carolina 1 Georeta 4 Chicago 6 Minnewote 2
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Jersey City
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Newark
Orchester
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Butffalo
Providence
Durham
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Raleigh
Charlotte “N
Greensboro
Houston
Austin San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas-Waco
Beaumont-Galveston
Bloomer Girls to Face Federals Again Saturday
Bloomer Girls return to South Georgia for another Saturday afternoon game after a strong showing against the Atlanta Federals last weekend. A large crowd saw the Feds fall to Bloomer Girls, tickets are sold at Tomlin Bros for 50 and 25 cents.
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Star Bloomer Girls
South Georgia
Atlanta Feds
Bloomer Girls
Tomlin Bros
Chick Evans Sails for British Golf Championship
Boston April 28 Charles Evans Jr of Chicago former western amateur golf champion sailed for England today to participate in the British amateur championship at Sandwich England expected to contend for the title and boost American prestige in the event.
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Boston
Charles ©. Evans, Jr
Chicago
England
Sandwich
Riverside Beats Gordon in Tight Riverside Baseball Victory
Riverside Military Academy defeated Gordon Institute 10 to 0 at Gainesville. Morris, Dozier, Harden, and Dumas starred while Dozier fanned six in five steady innings. Marris held Gordon to four hits over five, Kingery appeared briefly but exhausted. Crowd size was large for the rivalry, with good sportsmanship despite the tense series.
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Riverside Military Academy
Gordon Institute
Gordon
Morris
Dozier
Harden
Dumas
Dozier Hurled the Ball For “Gordon
Maxey
Fivo
A Marris
Riverside
Kingery
Slappey
Monahan
Mull
Bam! Dozier
Jone
Atlanta U Defeats Allen University in Narrow Victory
Atlanta University edged Allen University 1911 era game via timely passes and strong defense. Standout performances came from Maxwell Speight Cater and Staney Williams, with Holder Williams and Captain Belt contributing heavy hitting at the plate. Williams played his final game in Atlanta as he finishes this spring.
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Svete
Felding
Atlanta University
Allen University
South Carolina
Atlanta
Maxwell
Speight
Cater
Staney Wiliams
Holder
Wiliams
Belt
Allen Boys
Sewanee Triumphs 11 to 0 Over Kentucky State
Sewanee shut out Kentucky State 11 to 0 in the final game of the series. Walker held the visitors to four hits as Sewanee’s bats connected in every inning. Batteries Woodson Thomas Reed and Walker Dinkins. Oakhurst Juniors Beat Seniors 19 to 3 in Monday game.
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Sewanee
Kentucky State
Kentucky Boys
Tigers
Walker
Sowaneée
Tusca-loosa
H. E. Kentucky
Woodson
Thomas and Reed
Walker and Dinkins
Willard Stops Boer Rodel in Sixth Round
Willard stopped Boer Rodel in the sixth round of a ten round bout at the Omineum theater last night. Rodel fought gamely but Willard’s size and power dominated. Prelims were fair with Davis quitting in the second against Hooper and Underwood defeating Goldman.
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Jess Willard
Boer Rodel
Omineum Theater
Té Rodel
Willard
Rodel
Johnson
Sam Langford
Corbett
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Jess
Davis
Hooper
Underwood
Goldman
Reds 6 Cardin 1 in NL baseball clash
Cincinnati tops St Louis 6 to 1 as Douglass allows four hits. St Louis takes an early run in the second inning, but Cincinnati answers with three in the third and one in the first. Doak Niehaus Tim Douglass Clark Gonzales umpire Quigley Eason. Game time 2:05.
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Reds
Cardin
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Douglass
Res
Doak
Niehaus
Clark
Gonzales
Tim
Quigley
Eason
Batting Order Woes Help New York to 8 1 Victory
Boston faltered as Demaree limited the locals to four hits and McLean exited with a split finger in the seventh. New York rode a series of innings to an 8 1 win, with defensive miscues and key at bats shaping the scoring.
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Boston
New York
Demaree
McLean
Meyers
Rudolph
Goway
Orth
Byron
Pirates 5 Cubs 2 in rain delayed game in Georgia loop
In Chicago April 28, Pittsburg beat the Cubs 5 to 2 as Humphries gave up five hits in one inning. McQuillan suffered but received pinch run support. rain interrupted play. Cordele defeated Valdosta 4 to 2, while Waycross routed Brunswick 7 to 4. Thomasville beat Americas 5 to 2 in a game with score by innings shown.
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Cubs
Chicago
Anderson
Garwood
O'Brien
Fillingem
Eubanks
Gentl
Framewick
Waycross
Brunswick
Clark and Coveney
Payne
Reese
Morse
Thomasville
Americas
Americus
Manchester
Hodge
Dudley
Day
Tigers beat White Sox to claim first place tie
Detroit, April 28. The Tigers in a 4 to 1 win over Chicago break the tie for first place. Main pitched the win with Kavanagh homering in the third after driving the ball over left field wall. Scored by innings and batteries listed, Umpires Hildebrand and O’Loughlin.
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White Sox
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Whid
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Main
Kavanagh
Tush
Hhira
Russell
Oleotte
Taher
Schalk
Stanage
Tima
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Indians Beat Scouts 7 9 In South Atlantic Doubleheader
In Jacksonville Savannah and Charleston swept by scores. Indians top Scouts 7 to 4 in first game after 11 innings plus 6 runs in late frames. Charleston edges Augusta 7 10 with late rallies. Macon and Albany also listed with high scoring games and varied umpires.
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Charleston
Augusta
Jacksonville
Savannah
Albany
Columbus
Columbia
Macon
Indians
R.h.e.jacksonville
Hox
Ring
Krebs
Cheney
Smith
Moran
Grammar League Results From Yesterday Afternoon
Scores by innings show South Side Formwalt Peeples and Wallace toppling opponents. Batteries and forfeit notes include Edgewood Boulevard and Tenth Street games with runs by Fraser Prager McLaughlin and Baker.
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South Side
Formwalt
Peeples
Wallace
Wilhelm
Owjengby
Kemp
Fraser
Prager
Thompson
Winburn
Green
Battle Hill
Aller
Roh
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Gaz Gna Edgewood
Evans
Clawe
Innnings
RH. B. Tenth Street
Davis
Newman
Goldsmith Cohen
Jekens
Morris Brown Downs Allen in Narrow Baseball Victory
Morris Brown 2 Allen 1 in a Sunay afternoon game. Oyelone Williams outpitched Lee as Morris Brown pressed late and took the lead with timely hitting. Score by innings shows Morris Brown 100 100 00x to Allen 000 200 10. Batteries Les and Thompson for Morris Brown. Williams and Addison for Allen.
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Lee
Morris -Brown ‘Giants
Allen
R.ale
Morris Brown
Les and
Thompson
Williams
Addison
Welsh Wins Lightweight Bout Over Leach Cross in 20 Rounds
Freddie Welsh defeats Leach Cross by decision at Vernon Arena in Los Angeles to claim the lightweight title in a hard fought twenty round championship fight. Logged April 28 with both boxers from England and New York respectively.
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England
Los Angeles
Cal
Freddie Welsh
Leach Cross
New York
Vernon Arena
Willie Hoppe Earns Triple Oue Championship Title
Willie Hoppe defeats Calvin Demarest of Chicago 400 to 0 in the final 14.1 balk line billiards game to claim the 14.1 title and 40 percent of the $3,000 prize. Hoppe wins all seven matches, with Demarest notching six wins in seven.
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Calvin Demarest
Willie Hoppe
Oppe
Demarest
Vlgppe
Totaise
Steel Dividend Paid, Yet Deficit Leaves Steel Lean
New York reports a $6,299,634 deficit after dividends on United States Steel’s preferred and common shares, with only $6,469,056 funded from depreciation and interest, while undivided surplus covers the rest. Earn ings for the quarter were $20,150,988, down from $26,308,568 last quarter, and overall earnings $17,984,081, $6,041,965 below the prior period. Retiring officers including Chairman E F R and President J A Farrell were re elected. Gary declined to forecast trade prospects and a wave schedule reduction was inconclusively discussed.
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United States Steel Corporation
Steel and Iron Industry
I ‘Au
E. FR
Jami A. Farrell
Gary
Steamer Ashore Off North Carolina Coast
A British vessel seen near Oregon Inlet, North Carolina, identified as Arrow but believed to be Argo. The steamer ran aground in heavy fog near midnight with one mile of sea running. crew reportedly refused to abandon ship, and rescue attempts were hindered by rough seas though no immediate danger was declared.
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Argo
Oregon Inlet
North Carolina
Elfesavers
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