Memph is Chicks Fall to Locals in Big Bats Rally
Locals overpower Memphis Chicks with three homers a triple and two doubles led by Poll McLarry Sammy Mayer and Bill Rariden tallying long balls. Tuero Suggs strong early, but McLarry’s two hits and a late sac fly seal the win as Crackers pull ahead and preserve the lead in a high scoring feature at Ponce de Leon.
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Monsieur Deschamps
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American League Browns Win Two in Trouble-Header Crime?
Boston's August 2nd doubleheader saw Louis win both with timely hitting in the first 4 to 5 and second 4 to 2. Birmingham beat Mobile 3 to 2 on Morrison and Roberts pitching. Washington beat Detroit 5 to 4 as Milan triple and Veach two-base hits fueled the rally. Umpires were Dineen and Byars. rain delayed New York Cleveland and Philadelphia Chicago games.
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Le Grange Tops Cedartown In High-Scoring Tilt
In Griffin and Cedartown league action August 2 La Grange bested Cedartown 13 to 3 behind Kenneman tough pitching as several players homered including Tatler Thrasher Green and Bowden. Rome held to 3 hits as Griffin defeated Rome 3 to 1 with Bates fanning nine. Thrasher hit the longest ball on the local field.
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Kenneman
Tatler
Thrasher
Green
Bowden
Boxdon
Jough
McCullough
Hicks
Konneman
Vardaman
Culp
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Baseball scores and rain updates across multiple leagues
Stats from the Southern League and others show Memphis 8 Atlanta 7 and Birmingham 3 Mobile 2 with several rain delays and end-of-game darkness notes. Pairings include Boston 5-2 over Detroit and Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 3, plus Georgia State and Sally League matchups and a Charleston 3-0 Charlotte 3-6 result.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Chicago
South Atlantic Association
Greenville
Columbia
Charleston
Charlotte
Augusta
Startanburg
New Orleans
Nashville
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Carrollton
Lindale
Range
Cedartown
Rome
Griffin
Spartanburg
Social Circle defeats Rutledge in 4–0 league win
Social Circle, Ga, dominated Rutledge 4 to 0 in the Middle Georgia league in a pitchers battle between McCabes and Mullican. Social Circle tallied four runs in the second inning without a hit, aided by Rutledge infield errors. Parrish delivered standout defensive plays.
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Social Circle
Leonard to Fight Lew Tendler August 12 in Philly
New York report says Benny Leonard the lightweight champion will meet Lew Tendler in an eight round no decision bout in Philadelphia on August 12. Leonard trains with sparring partners who guard with their right hand, emphasizing a left handed style.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Leonard
Tendler
Thirty Acres
Furway
Panama
Joe Gans
Tiger Flowers Alam
Atlanta
Downey and John Barred by New York Boxing Board
New York boxing officials barred Bryan Downey and middleweight champion Johnny Wilson from fighting in the state until they settle the dispute over a recent Cleveland bout where Wilson won by referee's decision on a foul.
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New York
State Boxing Commission Today
Bryan Downey
Johnny Wilson
Cleveland
Wilson
Notables Arrive for Western Junior Amateur at Belle Meade
Nashville Tenn August 2 H R Wenzler of Memphis runner up in the southern golf championship and John Wicker Ford 11 of Chicago are among notables arriving to compete in the Western Junior Amateur Championship starting tomorrow at Belle Meade club grounds Albert R Gates of Chicago president of the Western Golf Association arrived today for the tournament
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Nashville
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Shade Arrives in U S as Australian champ boxer arrives
Vancouver August 2 Billy Shade a San Francisco based boxer who claims four Australian championships in welterweight middle light heavyweight and heavyweight arrived today from Australia. He is expected to meet promoters and arrange fights as he begins his U S tour while detailing his claimed titles and weight classes.
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Vancouver
D. C
Billy Shade
San Francisco
Australia
Cliff Wheatley Joins Immortals in Hole in One
Cliff Wheatley, the sharp edged sporting editor of a Southern newspaper, reportedly made a hole in one at Piedmont park on a short 7th hole. The event caused a riotlike celebration, with affidavits and a public holiday declared by the Constitution’s sports desk. The piece also teases other boxing talk and humorous asides about local observers.
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Cliff-Wheatley
Immortals
Fuzzy Woodruff
Clifton Smith Wheatley
Standard Southern
Esterday
Mr. Wheatley
Wheatley
Jock Hutelria
Fledmort Park
Dave Alexander
Burke
Hutchison
Morgan Blake
Paul Warwick
Hammond
Big Hall
Buckhead
West End
the Constitution
Mrs. Wheatley
Arlington Noses Out Dawson In Eighth
Arlington and Dawson played a tight eight and a half inning game in Dawson with Arlington scoring on a fluke in the eighth. Tige Stone yielded five hits and Bob Moody six as both hurlers worked hard with ten strikeouts. Palmersina led Dawson at the plate and Clements caught.
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Arlington
Takiga
Tige Stone
Stone
Sheppard
Tigg
Bob Moody
Mountainan
Moody
4Palmers Ina
Bostwick
Clements
Pal‘mersapp
C. D. Coke
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National League Dodgers Trim Reds Rally Ends in Loss
In a National League game Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 4 to 2 as a late ninth inning rally by the Reds failed to overcome the Dodgers. Cincinnati and Augusta-A teams contributed to the tense ninth inning, but Brooklyn held on for the win.
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Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Augusta
Brooklyn
Giants Lose Ground After Seven Inning Collapse
In St Louis on August 2 Barney weakened in the seventh inning as St Louis scored four runs. A double a triple two singles a base on balls and a sacrifice fly fueled the rally and the Cardinals beat the Giants 6 to 4. The loss drops New York a game and a half behind Pittsburgh.
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Ian Carrollt Taylor
E Kreener
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Dresmer
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J. Smith
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Tendler Set for Benny Leonard Clash on August 22
Philadelphia newsboy Lew Tendler retires to prepare for the August 22 bout with Benny Leonard. The piece reviews Leonard’s prior knockouts and Tendler’s recent downturn, noting expected earnings around $200,000 and the sport's money lure. It compares past fighters Mike Gibbons, Jack Sharkey, Charley White, and Johnny Dundee, and questions boxing as a profession.
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Mike
Jack Sharkey
Himmy Wilde
Charley White
Johnny Dundee
New York
Charley
Dundee
Cobb to Rejoin Team After Family Visit
Augusta Georgia August 2 Ty Cobb manager of the Detroit Tigers is at his home getting acquainted with his youngest son born last week. He will rejoin his club in Washington tomorrow.
Hollonville tops Alvaton 7 to 4 in baseball clash
Hollonville, Ga on August 2 defeated Alvaton 7 to 4 in a game highlighted by strong pitching from Harrison. Batteries Hollonville Harrison and Yarbrough Alvaton Garner and McLendon.
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Alvator
Harrison
J. Yarbrouch
Alvaton
Garner
McLendon
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