Kircher's Single in Tenth Gives Vols 4 3 Win Over Crackers
In a windy opener, George Kircher delivered a decisive single in the tenth inning to drive in the winning run, lifting the Volunteers to a 4 3 victory over the Crackers. Perry struggled early but settled, while Rogers was ruled out for failing to touch the bag, and Williams and Moran turned in key stops to keep Knoxville close before Kircher's clutch hit sealed the win.
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Federal League Scores Two Wins for Kansas City
Kansas City leads the Federal League by taking two from Baltimore while Newark upends Chicago in a doubleheader. The Kansas City game featured a strong start followed by a late surge as Leclaire relieved, and the Newark-Chicago twin bill included a 12-inning affair with Newark rallying in the ninth.
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Texas and National League scores flash through brief results
In Texas League play Shreveport 4 Galveston 3 and Shreveport 7 Galveston 1, Waco 5 Fort Worth 0. In the National League Leyte 4 New York 4.
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Tigers and Cards Lead In Slugging
Flowery Branch defeated Maysville 8 to 5 in Georgia with strong defense by Yearwood and Lokey. Pitcher Cain allowed five scattered hits and struck out twelve as Flowery Branch extended its winning streak in the third game.
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Women Golfers Enter East Lake Tournament at Atlanta Club
At East Lake course of the Atlanta Athletic Club the Atlanta Women's Golf Association holds its second tournament. Qualifying rounds are nine holes, open to all members with eligibility rules. Entry fee is 50 cents. last event was at Ansley Park course.
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Memphis Defeats Mobile in Southern League Matchup
In Memphis Tennessee on August 1, Memphis defeated Mobile 6 to 3 after a five-hit third inning and a late eighth-inning rally. Burke led Mobile with a two-base hit while Keeley and Merritt pitched for Memphis in a game featuring several defensive errors and multiple runners left on base.
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Whitted's run wins for Chicago in late NL tilt
In Chicago August 1, Whitted scored on Zimmerman’s tenth inning single to lift the Cubs 2-1 over Philadelphia. Alexander pitched well for the Phillies and Adams matched him for Chicago as a dramatic late game unfolded.
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How to Lose Foreign Trade
Crom Callen argues that genuine export growth comes from delivering real goods and honest practices rather than hype. He condemns fake samples, mislabeling, and unfair deals that erode foreign trade and warns trade associations and banks against endorsing dishonest actors.
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Questions on baseball rules answered by sporting editor
The sporting editor explains whether a pitcher can throw to second after an infield fly is dropped on purpose and if the second baseman can attempt a double play, clarifying the applicable rules for such situations.
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Kalamazoo Track Opens for Big Purse Flat Races
Kalamazoo Michigan hosts the grand Steutt meet beginning Wednesday with the Paper Adis purse of 10000 for 2508 trotting horses. A free for all pace for a 45000 purse Tuesday gathers William Directum Y and other entries from Detroit in a similar race.
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Team Seeks Games in North Georgia Barnstorm Tour
WW waite an umpire in the Flag league has organized a team of players from the Flag South Atlantic and Georgia Alabama leagues to barnstorm north Georgia and play any amateur teams that may wish to take them on. The squad has a strong lineup and should deliver a great game of ball. Any fast amateur team desiring a match this or next week should write W P White 42 East Mitchell Street Atlanta.
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Cobb and Laier Lead Majors in Slugging Pace
Ty Cobb and Vic Sater lead the majors in slugging. The article notes Cobb and Laier atop the league in power as of midweek play through Wednesday in July, with the two players showing the top figures in total bases and extra-base hits.
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Don Flynn Leads Georgia Alabama League Batters
Don Flynn former Cracker and Newnan club star tops the Georgia Alabama league batting figures released by Secretary Okey Bruner. Howell of Griffin leads in home runs with Flynn, while Walker of Newnan shows best in stolen bases. Nabors of Newnan dominates pitching with twelve wins and a thirteen inning no hitter, with eleven punch outs and no walks.
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Tigers and Cards Lead With The Bat
The Detroit Tigers and the Chicaxo Qubs are the leading slugging iuqms of the majors. Through games played Wednesday July 1, Banning 10 M M 0. Banning detested the M-M team from Carrollton here Saturday 10 to 0. Henry Banning's star pitcher was in great form, giving no hits and striking out twenty two. Batteries Henry and Colauitt, Pile and Lancaster.
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Western tennis play resumed today at Lake Forest
Chicago august 1 prophets doubtful today concerning the western tennis tournament which resumes tomorrow at Lake Forest because definite information about attendance of out of town players was lacking. The new northwest champion George M Church of Tenafly New Jersey Joe Armstrong of St Louis runner up and Dean Mathey Churchs partner in doubles are expected tomorrow. Latest news from California entries encouraged hope that W M Johnston of San Francisco would be at hand Johnston is picked to win the championship. Clarence Griffith who won the western title in 1943 is expected soon. Maurice McLoughlin may not reach Lake Forest until Wednesday Eastern players besides Church and Mathey expected are N Williams national champion and his doubles partner W M Washburn.
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German unions back war effort in German press praise
Berlin dispatch notes Cologne Zeitung praise for German trade unions backing the war. The article credits unions with unity across party lines, supporting mobilization and the social insurance system, arguing workers remain steadfastly German in body and soul despite Allied enemies.
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Where They Play Today Southern and American Leagues
Today in the Southern League Augata plays in Nashville Birmin is in Meraphh N Orleans faces Little Rock Mobile hosts Ci American League Chicago meets N X St Louis visits Washn Bet in Boston Cleveland battles Philadelphia Boston tests Pitt Cincinnati and New York face St Louis Philadelphia meets Chicago Federal League Buffalo visits St Louis Baltimore travels to Pittsburgh games scattered across major cities with several cross league matchups listed.
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German unions rally to wartime unity and labor mobilization
The passage describes how the German trade unions fully support the war effort by aligning with state aims, mobilizing workers, expanding wartime production, and cancelling strikes. It notes unions’ wage restraint, arbitration support, and the drop in union subscriptions due to conscription, yet highlights solidarity and predicted economic victory through unified labor and industry under wartime regulation.
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Prom Wife Agnes-Marion Becomes Efficiency Expert
Agnes-Marion, billed as an efficient living adviser, promotes guidance for women to manage their incomes. Gladys counters, saying she seeks advice on living beyond her means, reflecting a domestic finance debate in progress.
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Embarrassing Question From The Houston Post
Jimm Mann declares himself a farmer and says we should take his word. The piece questions how many congressional bets he has planted in twenty years have ever sprouted, implying doubt about his political track record.
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Our Glasses Align With Your Eye Prescription
John L. Moore & Sons the Opticians at 4 Broad St advertise glasses made exactly to the oculist prescription with precise scientific accuracy and skilled craftsmanship, claiming nearly perfect results for wearers.
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Classified Waiver Dining from Outside Atlante
Fragmented OCR of ads detailing advertising rules and contact lines. Mentions waivers, writing requirements, telephone ads, and dates. includes several misread names, locations, and prices. The text reads as a jumble of want ads, notices, and generic classifieds with scattered proper nouns.
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