Crackers Tackle Moose men Today In Five Game Series
Manager Billy Smith and the Crackers travel to Chattanooga to face the Lookouts in a five game set. The Crackers trail in twelve previous meetings with eighteen battles yielding two wins three ties. Matt Williams, likely starter, aims to spark a series opening win with Joe Dunn catching.
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Billy Smith
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Crackers
McCormick
Matt Willams
Smith
Joe Dunn
Behr and Pell Meet Church and Mather for Right to Play
Behr and Pell, eastern champions from New York, meet Princeton’s Church and Mather for the western title in Lake Forest at Oowentsia cl eh courts to decide the American doubles champion. Pell and Behr advanced by defeating Johnston and Griffin, while Church and Mathey beat Adenle and Wright. Pell and Behr delivered the season’s most sensational local court clash. Church and Mathey outclassed their rivals.
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Chicago
Karl Beby
Theodore R. Pell
New York
George M. Church
Dean Mather
Princeton University
Oowentsia Cleh Courts
Lake Forest
Maurice EB. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
San Francisco
Behr
Pell
William Johnston
Clarencé Griffin
Church
Mathey
JB. Adene
Dallas
Texas
Irving Wight
Boston
Pell and
Adenle
Wright
Spalding's Football Guide 1914 Published by Waller Camp
The 1914 edition of Spalding's Football Guide edited by Yale expert Waller Camp is released with new 1914 rules. It promises a bigger brighter version despite baseball pennant races and football being less prominent this season.
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Spalding
Waller Camp
Yale
Gibson And Callahan May Jump To Feds
Nashville August day reports Dave Callahan and teammate Gibson considering offers from a Federal league scout. Conference with the two stars suggests they may join the Feds, with a definite announcement anticipated if talks progress.
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Gibson and
Callahan
FEDS
Neshville
Tenn
Dave Callahan
Son Axe
Amateurs Dawson blank Blakely in Ga game
In Dawson Georgia on August 4 the amateurs Dawson defeated Blakely 6 to 0. Umpire was Dudley Cacke. Blakely players Parson and Dowling faced Dawson's Semessict and Monahan. Lawrenceville beat Buford 14 to 1 in Lawrenceville with Janings R and HE on the mound. Macon defeated Eastman 1 to 0 as Gardner held Eastman to one hit. Fass and Bettier worked for Eastman. Madison defeated Elberton 8 to 1.
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Iattenes
Parson
Dowling
Semessict
Monahan
Dudley Cacke
Lawrencevifle
Buford
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Lawrencnville
Montgomery
Pickere
Alien
Macon
Eastman
Federals
Puss
Gardner
Little Jon Gardner
Ree
Wright
Fass
Bettier
Selma 5 Newnan 0 in Georgie-Alabama League game
Selma defeated Newnan 5 to 0 as Madison and Gutierrez, May and Kimbrell combined on the mound. Umpire White. Opelika beat Fallagera 7 to 2 with Hawkins and Sheppard behind the plate. In LaGrange vs Gadsden, LaGrange took a 5 to 2 win after late scoring. batteries Abbott Wood Jarage fellers and LaFitte. Anniston toppled Rome 9 to 3 with Sanford Glazener and Tisdale driving run support and Flowers and Taylor behind the plate.
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Ima
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Kimbrell
White
Lagrange
Dsben
Gadsden
Abbott, Wood
Jarge
Fellers
Sigmon
Jorda
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Blackburn
Anniston
Rome
Sanford Glazener
Tisdale
Barclay
Flowers
Taylor
McGrath
Double-Header Defeat for Crackers as Boland Shuts Out Nashville
In Nashville on August 4, Bernie Boland twirled a masterful game as the Crackers fell 1 to 0 in ten innings. Perryman battled through trouble but Boland and his defense kept Atlanta at bay, while Kirk’s dazzling ninth inning catch and a brave effort by both pitchers defined a tight, tense contest.
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Stark
Sac
Harding
E.corle
Tim
Pfeninger
Rudderain
Lookouts Split Doubleheader in Southern League Action
Chattanooga swept a doubleheader 1 0 and 5 0 against Memphis in seven innings. New Orleans dominated Montgomery 9 0 as Donanue’s suspension lifted. detailed box scores list pitchers, hits, and errors across the series.
National League Giants Beat Cubs 4 to 1 in Opening Series Game
New York won the opener 4 to 3 over Chicago as Vaughn lost to the Glante. McGraw of New York suspended five days for conduct in yesterday's game. Score by innings shows Chicago with early runs and New York capitalizing late. Batteries: Vaughn Humphries Aiken for Chicago, Marquard Meyers for New York. Time 1:46. Umpires Klein and others.
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Sig
Stelno
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Harper
Ore
Giant
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Glante
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Yingling
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Clarke
Tincup
Burns
Eagen
Quigley
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Caldwell
Warhop
Nenamaker
Davis
Baker
Egan
Evans
Athletics rally to win as White Sox fall behind late
In Chicago on August 4, Philadelphia tied Chicago at 5-5 in the third inning before a late rally produced an 8-4 Philadelphia victory. Benders Bresgler Schang teamed with Russell Benz and Schall for the run spree as the crowd saw a tense, high-scoring tilt.
Georgia League Scores and Results Roundup
Americas beat Cordele 7 to 6 in seven innings with Geary and Bierre on the battery for Cordele and Fillengem and Eubanks for Americas. Valdosta edged Thomasville 3 to 1 in a game halted by late runs, Winges and Lowe versus Faet and Dudley. Waycross shut Brunswick 2 to 0 behind Stewart and Reynolds, Wilder and Shuman. Umpires were Falkenberry and Miller. time listed as 1 hour 26 minutes.
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Pierre
Falkenberry
Asville
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Anderson
Rath
Wilkes
Miler
Waycross
Bransaitk
Brunswick
Stewart
Reynolds
Wilder
Shuman
Gentle
Federal League Scores From Morning Baseball Card
Buffalo defeats Indianapolis five to four with a burst of runs across innings. Baltimore edges Chicago two to one in a tight duel. St Louis hosts Pittsburgh as the Pirates fall four to five. Brooklyn at Kansas City ends four to six in a game packed with late runs.
Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Multiple Leagues
Classified list of today’s games across Southern and other minor leagues. matchups include Atlanta at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville Albany at Augusta Columbus at Columbia Jacksonville at Savannah Macon at Charleston Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis Detroit at Washington and more across Federal and Georgia Alabama leagues with numerous town pairings.
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Columbus
Jackville
Vitte
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Anniston
Rome
Gadsden
Talladega
Opelika
Helma
Unclear sports scores from scattered league results
Partial results list several baseball scores across leagues with teams such as Houston, Dallas, Waco, San Antonio, Raleigh Durham rain, and other city matchups. Several entries are garbled or postponed, including Montpelier and Toronto games and a few American Association results.
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Houaton
Dailan
Waco
San Anto
Arolian
Winen
Aghelle
Ne'o
Charla
Raleigh-Durham
Virgin League All Games Postponed Peace Assured Western Roads
Washington August 4 Peace in the railway world west of the Mississippi for the next eighteen months at least was assured when ninety eight railroads and 19900 enginemen and firemen signed an arbitration agreement. The action followed a yesterday agreement after President Wilson appealed to railroad managers.
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Mississippi River
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Gov Slaton Grants Two Week Respite For Executions
Governor John M Slaton on Tuesday granted two week respite for two condemned men named John Wright in Fannin County and Miley Cribb in Turner County. The delays follow a Blue Ridge Baptist session request and a commission recommendation while questions of Cribb s mental condition are reviewed. Both men were slated to die on Friday August 7 and the stays push executions to Friday August 28.
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John Wright
Fannin County
Tas
Baptist Association
Blue Ridge
Miley Cribb
Turner County
EB. 5
Cox
Cribb
Hardwick Attacks Slaton on Tax Law in Fairburn
Congressman T. W. Hardwick spoke to a large Fairburn crowd at the courthouse on August day about his senatorial bid. He defended his fitness, ridiculed rivals Bute and Hutchens, and attacked Governor Slaton's tax law record. He faulted Slaton for West’s appointment and said Joe Brown should have been chosen. He denied any Felder ties and drew applause. Randolph Anderson, late, disappointed many by not arriving. Judge Heid said Anderson would speak Wednesday at noon.
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Slaton
West
Joe Brown
Felder
Randolph Anderson
Heid
Mr. Anderson
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