Yellow Jackets 10 Meet Alabama Nine In Return Series
The Tech Yellow Jackets travel to Grant Field for a two game set with Alabama beginning Friday. Tech split the Alabama series recently, taking two of three in Tuscaloosa and losing the lone Mississippi tilt. The Alabama games wrap Tech’s schedule except for May 8 at Athens against Georgia.
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Trinity Defeats Georgia 8 to 6 in Exciting Game
In Buchan NJ on April 29 Trinity edged Georgia 8 to 6, with Maddox homering to center field marking Trinity’s first over the center wall. Kanipe cleared the bases in the sixth and pitched well, while Spence Siler Cook and Hatchcack starred at the plate as Trinity topped a strong Georgia squad. Batteries Canipe Maddox for Trinity and Corley Tolbert for Georgia.
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Gordon and Riverside Meet in a Return Game at Barnesville
Gordon Institute and Riverside (Hulyerside) rotary academy baseball teams set a return series in Barnesville on Friday and Saturday. The clubs split their prior meetings in Barnesville with Gordon winning the opener and Riverside the rematch. Both clubs feature strong pitching in Miller, Morris, Maxey, and Dozier with a pennant within reach in the Georgia Intercollegiate Athletic Association standings.
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Rose Diamond Trophy on Exhibition Locally
The Rose Diamond Trophy for the Southern league most valuable player is on local display at Tomlin Bros stores with plans to tour other outlets. The medal, shaped like a circular piece, features seven small diamonds and one large central stone set between two crossed bats, valued at about $1,000.
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Two Galls Sold in Mobile Trade Note
Mobile April 29 Fitcher Williams of Mobile sold to Columbus South Atlantic catcher Berger of Augusta in a terse baseball market update with names and affiliations.
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South Atlantic
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Perryman and Eibel Spark Crackers Past Turtles for Third Straight
Emory College star Perryman pitched seven strong innings and hit two timely drives, tying Dent for the hitting title. Eibel added three RBIs with a triple and single as the Crackers beat the Turtles 5 to 2 at Ponce de Leon. George Merritt impressed at first base for the Turtles, while Harry Holland contributed two runs for the Crackers in a well played, small- crowd game led by Perryman’s hurling.
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Providence Relinquishes Claim on Harry Holland
Manager Billy Smith of the Crackers received a wire from Frank Navin of the Detroit and Providence teams stating the claim on Harry Holland is relinquished. Holland rejoined the lineup at center field in place of Harry Welchonce. Long plans a return in Nashville Friday while Welchonce comes back after Tuesday’s return. During the absence, Caller King and Diet Jemison run the matinee at the old stand.
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Montgomery Triumphs Over New Orleans 9-2 in Southern League
Montgomery defeated New Orleans 9 to 2 in the last of a series, advancing on strong hitting led by Daley and wild pitching by Glavenich. Stiles struggled early, two bases on balls aided Montgomery in the second inning, and errors contributed to the final score as Montgom ery piled on three runs in the sixth and another in the seventh. Stiles, Glavenich, and Buscher pitched for their teams with several players earning bases on balls and a few key hits including three-base and two-base plays. Time and umpires noted.
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Evans
Barons and Gulls Play 13-Inning Tie in Mobile
Mobile and Birmingham battled to a 2 to 2 deadlock after 13 innings as darkness halted the game. Johnson pitched all 13 for Mobile while Keeley faltered in the tenth before Gudger relieved. Neither side produced a clutch rally in extras with strong fielding and frequent errors shaping the stout pitchers duel.
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Federal League baseball scores and a Portsmouth accident report
Brooklyn 10 Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 2 Pittsburg 0 St Louis 4 Buffalo 5 Chicago 2 Baltimore 1 totals and innings. Also report of Walter Moore of Portsmouth Va injured and Fireman George Station killed in Seaboard Air Line tram No 1 collision. Mooré's injuries not serious.
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South Atlantic Scores From Various Baseball Games
Scores from multiple leagues show Albany 29 Columbus 6 in a high scoring affair with batteries Morrow Wells and Cormick Thompson. Jacksonville 4 Savannah 1 with Pearson Krebs Kil linsworth Pool Smith. Augusta 5 Charleston 1 featuring Johnson Wheat Mel ford Marshall. Macon 48 Columbia 12 with Martin Colby Thackam Braun. Umpires Moran and Vitter. Time stamps around 1:22 to 1:55.
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Georgia League Scores Mix in Valdosta and Waycross Stanzas
In the Georgia League Valdosta defeats Cordele 4 to 3 with a late rally, while Waycross edges Brunswick 7 to 5 in a nine inning battle. Thomasville defeats Americus 17 to 6, amid multiple scoring bursts and pitching changes, as Verner Geary Manchester Roth and Didley anchor the offenses.
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Bloomer Girls to Meet Local Feds at Poncey Park Saturday
The Bloomer Girls baseball team will again face the Atlanta Feds this Saturday afternoon at Poncey park. A large crowd watched last week and organizers expect another big turnout. Tickets are on sale at Tomlin Bros for 50 cents.
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Turtles and Crackers Clash In Early Road Game Today
The final game of the series between the Turtles and the Crackers starts at 1 pm to fit the Crackers’ Nashville train schedule. Gil Price or Rube Kissinger will pitch for the locals as Tufts seeks a fourth straight win. Crackers face a busy road schedule through Nashville and beyond with Lookouts and Bills in coming days.
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Tigers Win Low Scoring Pitchers' Duel 1-0
In Detroit April 29 a pitchers' duel decided the league lead as Detroit beat Chicago 1-0 in an eleven inning affair. Moriarty scored on Dubuc's sac fly after Cicotte's wild throw, finalizing a dramatic late inning rally. Batteries Cicotte and Schalk for Chicago. Dubuc and Stanage for Detroit. Time 1:58. Umpires O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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GAMES TODAY Across multiple leagues and colleges listed
A dense schedule shows games in Boutherm League American and National Leagues Federal League and regional leagues. Matchups span cities from Memphis Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham Montgomery Mobile New Orleans St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York to Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg and more. Local colleges Georgia North Carolina Princeton Virginia Harvard Clemson Sewanee Vanderbilt and Texas A M Baylor Mississippi Oxford in various venues.
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National League scores and highlights from April games
Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 8 to 2 as Cravath drove in two with a seventh inning single off Reulbach. Alexander held Brooklyn to scattered hits. Batters were Killife and Reulbach. Pittsburgh shut out Chicago 7 to 0 behind Adams solid defense and hitting. Lav ender Vaughn drove the offense. Cincinnati won 5 to 3 over St Louis aided by base running and opponent errors as Ningling departed after two singles in the ninth.
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Lincolnton overwhelms Washington 14 to 3 in Georgia
Lincolnton Ga April 29 The Lincolnton baseball team routed Washington 14 to 3 on the local diamond. Lincolnton projects a strong season and seeks games with nearby towns this spring and summer. Cairo defeats Bainbridge 4 to 1 in a pitchers duel with Toole besting Morris and Lange.
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Baseball and league results across multiple teams and leagues
Scores span American Association Louisville 8 over St Paul 0 and Milwaukee 4 Cleveland 5 while Columbus leads 20 to 8 over Kansas City. Other notes include Texas League results Houston 5 Austin 0 and San Antonio 2 Fort Worth 5, and North Carolina matchups Winston Salem 4 Durham 1 and Raleigh Asheville 4 Charlotte 3.
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Kentucky 2 Alabama 1 in Tuscaloosa pitchers’ duel
In Tuscaloosa on April 7 Kentucky defeated Alabama 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Park starred for Kentucky striking out the side three times and faultless defense while Reed and Wells worked for Alabama. The score by innings shows Kentucky leading 2 to 1 as the game concluded.
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Morris Brown vs Allen Giants Clash At 3 PM
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Allen university aggregation faces the Merrin Brown Giants in a fast paced Southern Intercollegiate contest. Both teams are considered equal and among the speediest college squads in the circuit.
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Mississippi Banker Campbell Sentenced to Three Years
Natchez Miss April 29 A G Campbell president of the defunct First Natchez bank when it closed in 1913 was sentenced by Judge Jackson of Adams county circuit court to three years in the state penitentiary Campbell convicted last week of taking deposits after insolvency A motion for a new trial was overruled and appeals to the state supreme court were announced
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Deputy Sheriff Smith Improves After City Quarrel Shooting
Rome Ga April 29 Deputy Sheriff G W Smith who was shot Monday night in a quarrel with Sheriff W G Dunehoo over political matters continues to improve and physicians say he will be out of danger in twenty four hours Sheriff Dunehoo and his son Henry Dunehoo who was alleged to have taken part in the difficulty are held without bond in the county jail. The affairs of the sheriff s office are being conducted by a deputy. As soon as Smith s recovery is assured the Dunehoos will be admitted to bond.
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Heavy subscriptions for the Reserve Banks
Washington April 29 a treasury department statement shows that 4349 tanks in the twelve reserve bank districts of a total of 7497 have subscribed to the capital of the various federal reserve banks. The total subscriptions amount to 74740800. Eight districts have subscribed more than the minimum capital of 4000000 for each reserve bank. These districts are Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Chicago St Louis and San Francisco.
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Countess on Trial for Killing Attacking Husband’s Attendant
Oneglia Italy April 29 Countess Tiepolo Ogginoni of a Venetian noble family faces trial for slaying the orderly of Captain Oggioni, her husband, last year The countess said she accepted responsibility and claimed a right to kill after he entered her room and attacked her.
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Rector Clark Killed by a Chicken Bone
Richmond Va April 29 Rev William Meade Clark 59 rector of St James Wigiecepal church and editor of Southern Churchman died today from swallowing a chicken bone months earlier. Blood transfusion from his daughter proved futile.
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Edited By 7 DICK SEMIRON FINN IS CUTTING DOWN HIS SQUAD
Memphis manager Mike Finn trims the Memphis team by releasing pitcher Smith and outfielder Seneff as the Southern league deadline nears May 5. Harrell likely out for season. McDermott ill. Smith heads to New Haven. Seneff to Ottumwa.
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Who Will Billy Smith Drop From His Team
Manager Smith has a few days left to trim his squad to sixteen for the season. He must drop one pitcher one catcher and one extra fielder. Fans await which players will hear the rattle of the can.
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Kansas City Federals suit over star pitcher Blanding
St Louis April 29 Suit for 219 000 damages was filed today by the Kansas City Federal league club against Fred Blanding Cleveland American pitcher for alleged breach of contract An injunction to prevent Blanding from playing with any club other than the Kansas City Federals is sought The complaint charges that Blanding argued with Kansas City and that 2600 was paid him in advance Blanding it is alleged jumped to Cleveland
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Vanderbilt Lines Consolidated Under One New York Central
Directors of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad adopt a consolidation of the Central Lake Shore Michigan Southern and Vanderbilt subsidiaries into one company. The merged group will be named the New York Central Railroad Company and is secured by a blanket mortgage of 300,000,000 authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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