Chick Galloway Clashes as Crackers Edge Little Rock
In a rain disrupted game at Pon y Friday afternoon the Crackers beat the Little Rock Travelers 8 to 0. Umpire Bill 1 called a meeting as Chick Galloway protested and the home squad used a strong mound effort led by Long Tom. Sparks and Karr were touched for runs in the late innings as Frank’s youngsters capitalized on Little Rock errors and timely hits.
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Crackers Close Season With Strong 31 Wins In Drive
The Atlanta Crackers race toward season end with 34 days left and 9 home games, riding a string of 31 victories in 26 games since the current drive. Manager Frank’s club plans to overhaul the Pelicans and narrow the gap atop the circuit as fans rally behind the youthful lineup. The Travelers and various opponents mix in a heavy schedule through late August including clashes with Mobile Birmingham Chattanooga Nashville Memphis and Little Rock.
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Baseball Scores From Various Minor Leagues
In the South Atlantic League Charlotte defeated Augusta 6 to 3 while Spartanburg-Charletson had no game due to grounds. Greenville-Columbia rain halted action as Kansas City beat Minneapolis 7 to 2 at Louisville 2 to 9. Indianapolis prevailed over Columbia 6 to 0. In the International League Newark beat Reading 7 to 8 and Baltimore defeated Jersey City 3 to 0. Rochester lost to Buffalo 2 to 3. Binghamton won 2 to 0 against Toronto 1 to 5. Virginia League Newport News won 3 to 1 over Petersburg while Richmond topped Portsmouth 6 to 3. Norfolk lost 1 to 3 to Suffolk 0 to 8. Texas League Houston beat Dallas 5 to 4, Beaumont defeated Waco 6 to 7, Galveston beat Shreveport 4 to 0, and San Antonio tied Ft. Worth 0 to 8.
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See Joins Cincinnati Nationals in Landmark Trade
Outfielder See of the Rochester Internationals was secured by the Cincinnati Nationals. Cueto the Cuban was traded for See and a substantial sum of money reportedly paid. See is 20 years old and began as a pitcher.
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Rochester Internationals
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Britton Triumphs in Final Four Battle
Britton defeats rivals in a hard fought showdown securing a key victory. Details on score and opponents are unclear in the fragmented source, but the win marks a notable milestone for the team this season.
Quirky Local Talk on Baseball and Daily Life
A garbledColumnic piece muses on baseball costs and parenting as Archie and young players surface in a stream of antiquated slang. It riffs on 1920s culture, taxes, theatre, and restless youth, weaving scattered names and playful social commentary.
Announced Program II for Jessup Field Meet
Announced for Jessup Field Meet on Sunday morning August 2. Public attendance urged with civil service and other eligible attendees invited. Officials named include Lt Col Doyle and Major Gordon. Events listed include standing broad jump 2 entries per team and 440 yard relay with four per team. Women events feature 50 yard dash 120 yard relay and other sprints.
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Deedembers
Major Leagues National League results summary
Baseball score recap from Pittsburg to Chicago and Cincinnati with results across the National League on August 1. Key games include Boston defeating Pittsburg 2 to 1 behind Nehf, Chicago beating Brooklyn 9 to 2, Cincinnati rallying to top New York 6 to 2 to move first, St Louis beating Philadelphia 6 to 1, New York defeating Detroit 6 to 4, and Washington edging Cleveland 3 to 2 amid wet grounds and rain interruptions.
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Atlanta Stars Defeat Lithonia 4 to 2
In a Southern Association tilt at Lithonia Georgia on August 1 Owen Pacia star pitcher led the Atlanta Stars to a 4 to 2 win over Lithonia. The Lithonians rallied late but the Stars held firm supported by steady hitting and solid defense. Summers Brooks and Pratt contributed key plays for Atlanta.
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Olack Lithonia Ning
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Fight predicted over Carl Mays suspension fight
New York August 1 Rageball erupts as Ban Johnson may keep Carl Mays suspension for the season. Lieutenant Colonel L Z Huston half owner of the New York Americans vows action if the order stands, promising a sharp clash over what he calls interference with property rights and citing prior cases of players moving between clubs.
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Carl Mays
New York American
L. Z. Huston
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Washington
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English Referees Forecast Victors For Boxing Fans
English referees face criticism over pre bout statements and postfight decisions amid debates on impartiality. The piece contrasts American and British norms, noting Corri's commentary before Wilde Moore and the potential for riots if bias appeared.
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Great Tournament Set for Cascade Courts in Georgia State Championship
Cascade Tennis Club hosts the Georgia State championship starting Monday with a swelling entry list. Noted entrants include Memphis player Larned, brother of William Larned, plus two Ravley Bay entries and players from Augusta. Doubles favorites Carter and Orr, both locals, loom large as entries approach forty in singles and twenty in doubles. Entry details via MNHL Gites at Ive 106 for EW Cooper Jr at Yvy 197.
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Goldie Tota Triumphs In Deshler Hotel Stake Pace
In Columbus on August 1 Goldie Tota a Columbus owned mare won the Deshler Hotel stake pace at 2.10 with a purse of 3000. Geers directed Goldie Todd to victory after four heats while Frank Dewey was barred from betting. Molly Knight Sommarits and other three year olds also claimed wins in straight heats.
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Sir Barton Lamed Before Race With Three-Year-Old Purchase
Canadian horseman Commander Ross vows not to enter a Jama horse in a stake again after Sir Barton failed to beat Purchase in a Dwyer Stakes like contest. Sir Barton showed lameness in warmups, Johnny Loftus says the colt was not right and blamed the whip in the stretch. Loftus urges fans to wait for a reunion when Sir Barton is in top form.
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Walk Miller Brings 20 Rounds of Fast Boxing With Draw
Walk Miller opened his new boxing show at Forsyth Street arena with twenty fast rounds before a large crowd. In six rounds Kid York drew with Young Abe Attell, York landing often early while Attell surged later. Freddie Hooren beat Marty Falk in four rounds by decision. Young Harrnett, a 16 year old, showed promise in a bout against Jimmy Marnett.
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