Climbing team wins nine games in a week in Alabama series
Montgomery, July 3. Climbing squad extends hot run by taking two from Mobile to reach nine wins in the week. New Orleans fell in thirteen innings, while Little Rock dropped five of three days. Osteen racked five hits in seven at bats as Juul allowed two hits in six innings in one game. The final game was cut short for a train departure.
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Ala
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Mobile
New Orleans
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Duul
Memphis
Osteen
Surmars
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Daley
Pepe
Ostean
Greminger
Rhoton
Sabrie
Fritz
Bittroiy
Moran Juul
Fisher's Iron Man Stunt Ends Near Plate in Close Delay
In Kansas City a dramatic baseball scene unfolds as Thomas Fisher attempts a daring dash from third with three ahead. A late throw beats him at the plate, triggering delays and a wild finish as the crowd fumes. Also noted: racing driver Robert Burman wins a 100 mile endurance event at Elm Ridge Park in 1 hour 54 minutes 8 seconds.
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Robert Burman
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Moxie Manuel the Iron Man shines in twin wins
In Birmingham on July 31 Manuel dominated two seven inning games against Little Rock. He earned both wins with strong pitching while Yancey the new Birmingham right fielder starred defensively and delivered a clutch three-base hit in the first game. Manuel drove in two runs with a sixth inning single in the second game. Molesworth Ellam and Yancey also starred in the field.
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Sentz
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Raftin
Buchanan
Fitzsimmons
Movement to bring Glidden tour south next year
New Orleans July 33 A movement to bring the Glidden automobile tour to the south next year will be launched here. The Louisiana Motor Leagues will push southern support, arguing the tour should return to a southern host after prior regions had it. The effort seeks regional backing for a southern venue and timing.
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New Orleans
South
Louisiana Motor Leagues
Dowdell Brown Wins Tate Springs Handicap Final
Dowdell Brown of Atlanta won the handicap tournament at Tate Springs Tennessee in the final match. Leroy Barry of Birmingham finished as runner-up. the August cup event dates are being set for a later update.
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Tate Springs Notes
Tent
Dowdell Brown
Atlanta
Tate, Springs, Tenn
Gott Club
Leroy, Arry
Birmingham
Mighty Hans Wagner Injured Out Of Game
In Pittsburg yesterday Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg club suffered a muscular injury in the fourth inning against the New York team at Barder field and retired to the clubhouse. He was examined by Dr. G F Berg and later sent home. The doctor said there was no cause for alarm and that the injury appeared muscle related only.
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Phyaleian
Wagner
Carnegie
Cincinnati
Hang
Clarke
Berg
Besg
Jett
Pulliam's successor to be named Monday in Louisville
New York July 31 John A Heydler acting president of the National League of Baseball Clubs said a league meeting would be held in Louisville on Monday August 2 after the funeral of president Harry Pulliam at which his successor would be chosen No National League games will be played Monday in respect for the dead president and likely American League games will be canceled Mr Heydler said. Pulliam's body will be taken to Louisville tomorrow Services at Louisville would be held at 3 pm Monday Interment at Cove Hill cemetery Pallbearers will be classmates at the University of Virginia and honorary pallbearers include Ban Johnson John H Bruce M H Sexton John Farwell and seven NL presidents except John T Brush who is in London
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John A. Heydler
National League of Baseball Clubs
Loulaville
Harry ©. Pulliam
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Tikely
Heyder
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Heydler
Cove Hill Cemetery
Pulilara
University of Virginia
Ban Johnson
American League
John EH. Bruce
National Comp Mission
M. Hi. Sexton
National Association
John
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National League
John T. Brush
London
Melville Long Wins Tennis Championship at Onwentsia
Lake Forest July a1 Melville Long the Pacific coast champion won the tennis championship defeating Nat Emerson of Cincinnati 9-7 9-5 6-0. Long earned the title by defeating Thomas G Bundy of southern California in earlier play. Holden and Trux Emerson won the doubles title over McQuinton and McQuiston to earn a shot at the national doubles preliminaries August 3-4 at the same courts. Miss Carria Neely defended her women's title at Kenwood defeating Mrs Beard 6-1 7-5. White Caps defeated Piedmont 5-0 as Shipworth pitched a three-hitter and Lynch starred at short.
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Ill
Melvilles le Long
Pacific Coast
Onwentsia Club
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
Long
Emerson
Thomas G. Bundy
Southern California
RB. A. Holden
Trux Emerson
H. M. McQuinton
DP. D. McQuiston
Mexico
Holden
Wright
H. H
Hackett
N. B. Alexander
Newport
Carria Neely
Kenwood
Charies N. Beard
Battle Hill Wins Again in Lopsided Clash
Battle Hill defeated Do Does 11 to 2 as Baker pitched effectively despite one hit and fifteen strikeouts. Catsher Spengler supported with strong defense and batting, while Jerry Hewall starred in the outfield with two doubles and a home run.
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Battle Hill
Baker
Catsher Spengler
Jerry Hewall
Macon Amateur Nine Renames to Athletics
The Macon Independent Baseball team now known as the Macon Athletics. The Macon Athletics, all Macon boys who attended local colleges, have had a strong season, defeated Americus last month, and plan a two week southern tour before closing in Macon with three home games. Captain Robert Wright and manager lead a lineup including Henry Chancey Charlie McMullen Ror Moore Cleve Mill Williams Mateur Davidson Charlie Carter Linwood Brooks Woodfin Coombs.
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Macon Athletics
Americus
South Georgia
Georgia
Henry Chancey
Charlie McMullen
Ror Moore
Cleve Milliams
Mateur Davidson
Charlie Carter
Linwood Brooks
Woodfin Coombs
Robert Wright
Sam Hall
Mystery surrounds Kling space deal in Chicago report
Chicago July 31 The nature of the deal discussed in secret St Louis talks by Frank Chance and Griffith remains unclear as President Murphy denies any Kling connection while Chance seeks to strengthen the Cubs pitching staff amid injuries to Pfiester Hagerman and a return by Bob Spade.
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Frank
Chance
Griffith
St. Louis
Kling
Murphy
Cubs
Jack Pfiester
Rin Hagerman
Bob Spade
Rede
John Kling
Baxley Wins in Baxley Georgia Batter Versus Hazlehurst
Baxley beat Hazlehurst 9 to 3 on Baxley’s home diamond. Baxley has won four of six meetings with Hazlehurst this season. Stringfield pitched for Baxley with two balls to the guttield, while Tippett Beach Leggett led Baxley’s batting. Hazlehurst fielded poorly and struggled at the plate. Batteries: Baxley Stringfield and Bezel.
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Hazlehurst
Bexley
Hame
Stringfield
Y Guttield
Thom Tippett
Beach
Gett
Strinfigid
Young Evans Wins Western Gulf Amateur Golf Title
Charles Evans Jr of Exmoor, age 8, defeats Albert Seckel of Riverside by one up in a 36 hole Western Gulf Championship at Homewood Country Club. Evans led at lunch, Seckel narrowed the gap after a penalty against Evans for conceding a put, awarded to Seckel on the eleventh green.
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Flossmoor
Charles Evans, Jr
Exmoor
Albert Seckel
Riverside
Evans
West
Necke
Tom Bendelow
Western Golf Association
Seckel
Bendelow
W. and A. Defeat West End 7 to 1 in Afternoon Game
The W. and A. baseball team beat West End Athletics 7 to 1 on the former's grounds. Ayers pitched well for W. and A., striking out fourteen and allowed four hits, while Watkins allowed twelve hits and four strikeouts for West End. Allen starred for Athletics in catching as West End produced a fast double. Score by innings was 000 111 13x for WL& A and 100 oud- 42 for Athletics.
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West End Athletics
Ayers
Allen
Athletics
Watkins
H.E. Wl& A
Emerson Loses Western Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Long defeats Nat Emerson of Cincinnati to win the Western Tennis Championship at Onwentsta. California expert Moefville H. Long wins 9-7, 7-5, 6-9 in straight sets to claim the title.
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Chicago
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
Onwentsta
Moefville H. Long
California
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