Double Header For the Ladies at the Park
A rippling program shows a two game series with the Birmingham Barons this afternoon with the first game at 2 50. Buck Becker will pitch one of the battles for the gpeals Smith and Ardgrove likely to start. A good crowd is expected for Ladies Day and Thursday and Friday games.
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Birmingham Barons
Jack
Buck" Becker
Smith
Ardgrove
Montesworth
Barons
Fonce de Leon
Geagon
Dick Jemison
Carleton Molesworth
William M. Kavanaugh
Calloway
Kellum
Breitenstein
Giants Cup Victory Seals Thirteen straight Wins Over Cincinnati
New York beats Cincinnati twice in August, extending their stretch to thirteen consecutive victories. Marsans homers in the eighth, Crandall delivers a key pinch hit in the ninth. Pitchers Suggs and Marquard win, with Crandall and Meyers contributing offensively. Phillies rally to a 4 3 win over St Louis on a disputed balk call. Pirates edge Boston 1 0 behind Hendrix. Cubs defeat Dodgers 9 3 as Chicago bats explode late.
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New York
York
Cincinnati
Marsans
Hescher
Crandall
Ty Lng
Randall
Mar Q Ward
Tnished Strong
Sug
Humphries
Benton
McLean
Wiltse
Meyers
R. HE
Suggs
Marquard
Rigter
Finneran
White Sox
Chicago
Callahan
McConnell
Wiliams
Egan
Sheridan
Newborn Defeats Eatonton 23 to 5 on Home Grounds
Newborn, Ga August 1 Special The Newborn team defeated Eatonton on their grounds yesterday by 23 to 5. Batteries Newborn Roseberry and Smith Eatonton Haines Ellison Stone and Ellison. Newborn bats exploded with fourteen hits off Haines in six innings before Ellison relieved and tired, while Roseberry held Eatonton to few hits. Notable: three-base hit by Smith and multiple players with base hits as Newborn totaled seventeen hits.
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Eatonton
Roseberry
Smith
Haines
Ellison
Stone
Porter
Farris
Miller “Burress
Barons Sweep Two as Crackers Falter in Doubleheader
Birmingham Barons defeat Atlanta Crackers in both ends of a doubleheader, 2–1 and 6–1, amid umpiring complaints. Prough and Almeida star in the opener with solid pitching and timely hits, while Waldorf and Foxen struggle in Game Two as Barons build an early lead and cruise. Umpires Kellum and Breitenstein officiate both games.
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Almeida
McHiveen
Bire
Joe Agler
Barons
Marcan
Messenger
Harbison
Callahan
Crackers
Barong
Johnston
McGilvray
Bailey
Reynolds
Po. A
ATL
Ab. Rh
Mbridelt
Glethaner
Ellamss
Hyon
Dilger
R’noldyc
Foxenp
Waldert
Birmingham Atlanta
Batley
Reynolis
Harbleon
McBride
Batler
Waldorf
Foxen
Waldorfe
Kellum
Breitenstein
Browns Beat Red Sox In Low Scoring AFL Tilt
In St Louis a tight game saw the Browns edge the Red Sox 2 to 1 as St Louis scored at key moments. O Brien, Carrigan, Mson and Ixrichell credited with the win. Pires, Dineen and O Brien behind the plate.
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Browns
Hed Sox
St. Louis
Boston
Ahel
St.Louis
O’ Brien
Carrigan
al Mson
Ixrichell
Progress Club Tennis Meet Opens at Lakewood Courts
Beginning this afternoon the Progress Club hosts a tennis meet at Lakewood courts with a full schedule of Men s Singles and Doubles matches. Players include Morris Solomons Joseph Schlesinger Herbert Dittler Malvern Benjamin P Cronheim Guy Goldsmith Eugene Stall Clyde Dewald and many others as entries continue for ladies singles and mixed doubles to start August 10 with consolation prizes in addition to championship matches. Visitors are welcome.
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Progress Club
Lakewood Courts
Ag Follana
P. Cronhem
Hd Simon
Guy Goldsmith
Dewald Cohen
Laurence Kaufman
Milton Klein
Herbert Schiff
Eugene Stall
Clyde Dewald
Joseph Schroder
Leon Rosenberger
Leo Strauss
Julian Loeb
Cerf Kahn
Lester Einstein
Ernest Asher
Bert Kaufman
Sinclair Jacobs
Morris Steinheimer
Morris Adler
Mien
Millton Klein
P. Cronheim
Lester Hinstein
Mobile tops Nashville in opener as errors haunt Nash
Mobile won 6 to 4 in Nashville as superior batting and costly errors by Eliott and Weich played a key role. Cavet pitched well for Mobile, holding the locals at bay on timely hits while Nashfield struggled with defense and baserunning in a 1:26 game.
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Nashville
Tenn
Eliott
Weich
Mobile
MOB
Nash
Fr. H. Pe. A. i ‘Money
BR Mobile
Nauhville
Jacobsen
O'Brien
Schwartz
Eliiott
Jacoten
Noahville Mobile
Perry
Lattimore
Lindsey
Six Dollar Round Trip to Wrightsville Beach
A six dollar fare for a round trip to Wrightsville Beach is announced for Saturday, August 19, with special trains leaving at six p.m. The service is offered by the Seaboard.
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Wrightsville Beach
T. BP. m. Seaboard
Captain Bixby Taught Twain Dies at 86 in St Louis
Captain H Bixby, who taught Mark Twain how to pilot a steamboat, was found dead in his St Louis home at age 86. Twain paid him 500 dollars for instruction.
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Mark Twain
St. Louis
H. & Bixby
Twain
Captain Bixby
Quitman Clinches First Win Over Adel In Ninth Inning
Quitman Ga August 1 Quitman won the first game of a series with Adel today 7 to The features were the fielding of DuPres and the batting of Oglesby In the last half of the ninth Dozier hit a clean two bagger Ogles deep center field andence
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Montgom- Chat
Ah. R
Wares
Carle
Danzig
Paige
Pales
Tutweiler
Hannah
Pfenninger
Hart
Quitman
Adel
DuPres
Oglesby
Dozier
Atkins to Manage Hopkinsville Crackers in Kitty League
Kid Howard reports Tommy Atkins to manage Hopkinsville Crackers of the Kitty League. Atkins accepted the offer and will depart soon. Howard was recalled, signed, and wore uniform after the Thursday report. Pat Donahue remains on the ineligible list to be sold early. Frank Tommie Atkinson sits on the ineligible list and may be disposed of due to a mogul opportunity.
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Kid” Howard
Tommy Atkins
Hopkinsville
D. A
Kid Howard
The
Crackers
Hemphill
Alperman
Howard
Frank M
Tommie” Atkinson
Hopkins
Marquard Fined Twenty Five Dollars for One Inning
Rube Marquard star pitcher for the New York Nationals was fined 25 by the national baseball commission for pitching one inning for the Port Chester N Y independent team. He claimed he had permission but the commission ruled he violated contracts and could not play with outside clubs during the contract period.
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Cincinnati
Rube Marquard
New York Nationals
National Baseball Commission
Port Chester
N. Y
Marquard
Ira Hogue Sold to Savannah Club
Hogue the right-hander, previously with Spartanburg in the Carolina association, has been sold to the Savannah club of the South Atlantic league by the Crackers after being turned back to Atlanta. He showed stuff all season but could not win, with potential for a winning streak under new conditions. Games wanted for Saturday afternoon. call Main 12 K E Kay.
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Hogue
Spartanburg Club
Carolina Association
Savannah
Crackers
Atlanta
Spartanburg
Joes
Ed Alperman Set for Local Signing by Crackers
Ed Alperman known as Whitey’s younger brother will be purchased by the Crackers in a few days. Kid Alperman, 19, currently with Kewanee in the Central Association, has three years of professional play and a growing reputation. If he can match his brother’s form, the team will be strengthened by his arrival.
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Ed Alperman
Whitey
The
Crackers
Baseball
Kid” Alperman
Kewanee
Central Association
Kid
Where They Play Today Southern League and more
In the Southern League Birmingham faces Atlanta at Ponce de Leon with two games. First game called at 2:80 o'clock. Montgomery plays Chattanooga. New Orleans meets Memphis. In the South Atlantic Albany hosts Columbia and Columbus visits Jacksonville with Savannah at Macon. National League matchups include Pittsburg at Benton and Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia. American League games feature New York at Chicago and Boston at St Louis, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Southern League
Birmingham
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Montgomery
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
South Atlantic
Albany
Columbia
Columbus
Jacksonville
Savannah
Macon
National League
Pittsburg
Benton
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Lauia
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louie
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
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