Locals Hammer Easts Benders To All Corners
In Little Rock on July 31 special report, Red Day overcame former teammates as the Crackers defeated East 2 to 0. Rumler Moran Kauffman and Bisland sparked the offense with a long Rumler homer, Bisland scoring on a drive that slipped past Howard. Day limited the Travelers to few threats, with Lee and Williams contributing key runs and baserunning plays in a tense late innings sequence.
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Bia
Manning
Yence
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Howard
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Starr
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Ger McDonald
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Blstani Williams
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Pierce Still Leads Twirler Race In National League
Pierce of the Chicago Cubs remains the leading twirler in the National League with nine victories and two defeats. Grover Cleveland Alexander of the Phillies is the true leader by pitching in twice as many games as Pierce.
Mrs Bundy Wins California Tennis Championship Final
Long Beach California July 31 Mrs Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles defeated Miss Mary Browne for the southern California championship 6 1 6 2 It was Browne s first defeat in three years Bundy then beat Miss Flo Sutton to claim the challenge round 6 2 6 3 Bundy plans to enter all season events to seek the national title Miss Sutton won the American title in 1904 and defended the world championship in 1905 and 1906 since returning Bundy has cared for two babies
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May Sutton
Los Angeles
Mary “. Browne
Southern California
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Schedule items from various leagues across the nation
A fragmented listing shows Southern League games in Atlanta Nashville and Malone Memphis. Xatlensl League matches Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St Philadelphia Chicago. Pedoral League includes Malo St Louis Newark Chicago. Timers in Kansas City.
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Braves Recovery Boosts World Champions Gaining Ground
Ty Cobb comments on the 1916 Braves regaining form in the National League race. He praises George Stallings’s leadership, Johnny Evers’s grit, and the team’s hustle, while noting Yankee prospects under Donovan and the need to develop minor league players for a true championship. He also weighs Boston’s pitching depth and Carrigan’s Red Sox ahead of the stretch.
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Boston
Johnny Evers
Myers
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Searone
Johnnie Evers
National League
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Giants
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Davey” Hobertson
Wagner
Speaker
Cobb
Barons Take League Lead in Southern Race
The champion Birmingham Barons climbed to the top of the Southern league pennant scramble after sweeping a doubleheader from the Lookouts, passing the New Orleans Pelicans who won one of two from the Nashville Vols. The race in the eight club circuit shapes up as one of the best, with six clubs contending for the title as Molesworth Barong heads the challengers and pitchers Johnson Black Robertson and Grimes keeping up a strong pace.
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Susan
New York Americans
Colonel Ruppert
Huston
Bill Donovan
Yankees
Donovan
New York
Fritz Maisel
Papp
Boone
Peckinpaugh
Connie Mack
Cominkey
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Eadie Murphy
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Williams and Washburn Cup Eastern Doubles Triumph
Boston July 31 R Norris Williams II the national singles champion and W M Washburn of New York won the eastern doubles lawn tennis championship at Longwood Cricket Club defeating Irving C Wright of Boston and W F P Johnston of Philadelphia 3-6 8-6 6-2 6-4. N W Niles of Boston and Craig Biddle of Philadelphia reached the semi finals with Niles beating Robert Leroy of New York 6-3 2 6 8-6 3 and Biddle beating R C Seaver of Boston 6-4 6-2 6.
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R. Norris Willams II
W. M. Washburn
New York
Longwood Cricket Club
Irving C. Wright
W. F P. Johnnson
Philadelphia
Longwood
N. W. Niles
Craig Diddle
Niles
Robert Leroy
Biddle
R. C. Seaver
Grant and Thornton in Western Tennis Championship
B. M. Grant and Nat Thornton of Atlanta led a field of 104 entrants as the Western tennis championship began today at the Unwentain club courts in Lake Forest. Alex Squair, current Western champion, will defend his title.
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Chicago
B. M. Grant
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Lake Forest
Alex Squair
Far Western meet yields wind-swayed records in San Francisco
At the Far Western championships in San Francisco the finals at Panama Pacific Exposition Stadium saw two records bettered and two equaled despite half gale winds. R McBride won the 220-yard dash in 21 seconds. A F Muenter tied world figures in the 440-yard hurdles. Freda Key equalized in the 120-yard hurdles at 15 seconds flat, and F Murray of the Olympic club tied in the low hurdles with a 23 3-5 furlong. The Pacific Association won the meet with three points, Southern Pacific second with 59.
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Panama-Pacific International Exposition Stadium
Pacific Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Southern Pacific Association
R. McBride
Hucky Mountain Association
A. F. Muenter
Olympic Club
Freda Key
F. "Murray
Kelly
Mayer Located by Kansas City Club
Kansas City July 31 George Tebenu owner of the Kansas City American association club said today that Sammy Mayer Kansas City outfielder who was thought to have jumped to the Federal league had been located Mayer was formerly with the Savannah club The club owner asserted that in view of the temporary injunction granted him yesterday he thought Mayer would be compelled to return to the club.
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George Tebenu
Kansan City
American Association
Sammy Mayer
Mayer
Savannah
Crackers Open Four Game Set With Volunteers In Nashville
Bill Smith and his Crackers travel to Nashville today to start a four game series with the Volunteers. This marks the second Nashville visit this season following a famed 17 inning defeat. The matinee at 2:30 p.m. will be held at Dick Jemison's parlors on the Viaduct. The club then heads to Chattanooga for four with the Lookouts, then four with Mobile in New Orleans before a 21 game home stretch followed by a long road trip to close the season.
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Vols
Carl Thompson Beng
Dick Jemison
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Mobile Guila
New Oreans
Pelican
Adoue Triumphs In Southwestern Tennis Championship
J B Adoue of Dallas won the Southwestern youth tennis singles title by defeating G Stacy of Austin 3-6 4-2 7-6 2-6 8-3. In doubles final Dallas pair Bradley Hogue and Paul McQuiston beat Roland Hoerr of St. Louis and Evan Rees of Dallas 4-3 6-0 3-8.
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Youthwest
G Stacy
Austin
Bradley Hogue
Paul McQuiston
Roland Hoerr
St. Louis
Evan Rees
Managerial Trials Revealed by MPGRAW Giants Chief
Ay John J. Wgraw, manager of the Giants, recalls a recent game where a team member made a costly mental error. He explains signaling, fielding decisions, and the pressure of guiding a club, noting how nerves and strategy shape outcomes. He praises players like Merkle and Robertson while reflecting on lessons learned and prospects for pitching depth.
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John J. Wgraw
Giants
Carce
Crackers Momentum Boosted by Saturday Rally on Road Trip
Atlanta's Crackers, after a rough stretch, split four games on the road, with Saturday's 8-run outburst sparking belief in a return to form. Pitching and fielding have improved, and manager and players hope the bat comes alive to push the club near the pennant. Local optimism centers on stronger hitting, fewer left on base, and a sustained winning streak.
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Ataxbo
Ratha
Thail
Local golfers to attend meet at Asheville
A large group of Asheville area players plans to travel to Asheville North Carolina for the AAU week golf tournament at the Country Club course. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday with qualifying rounds, match play, and finals across all flights plus semi finals and a concluding 26hole final. Dancing is planned at the club in the afternoon.
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Joe Jackson
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Ve. Cobb
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Cle
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EE Kirke
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Soring
Nat Thornton Wins First Match in Chicago Meet
Nat Thorton of Atlanta defeated Chester Williams of Chicago 1-2 8-1 in opening rounds of the western tournament on the Onwentsia eigh's courts Lake Forest. Absence of out of town entrants delayed rounds. Paul Gardner of Chicago also won his first match as small doubles and women's championships set to begin Monday May 4.
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Nat Thowton
Atlanta
Chester Williams
Lake Forest
Longwood
Lake Minnetonka
Paul Gardner
Mayer
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