Crackers Win Opener Against Lookouts 5 1 Day Dominates
Day held Chattanooga to one run as the Crackers beat the Lookouts 5 to 1. Rumler hit a three run homer in the ninth after an intentional pass loaded the bases. Bisland drove in three runs, Day pitched effectively, and the Crackers executed flawless defense with multiple double plays.
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Day
Rumler
Homer
Tiare
Manning
Rum Jer
Hiberfeld
Rais
Thig
McDonald
Moran
Kaut
Masming
Sivan Mn
Ee Wa
Wren Hiderfeld
Hitchens
Biz- A
Liberfeld Fried
Atlanta
H. Pon
McDonala
Ran
Hautff
Bisland
Chattanooga
Daley
Graf
A McBride
Leena
Blberfela
Rites
Ass Kitchens
Harris
Caveny
Maraball
Cunningham
Pitter
Marshall
Atlante
Tex
Tolen
Willams
Yale
Ores
Williama
Kauffman
Mhiame
Fisland
Ma Hall
Tine
O'Toole
Phillies edge Pirates 5 4 in National League clash
Phillies beat the Pirates 5 to 4 as McQuillen left after being touched by a hit, Kantlender and Conzelman pitched. Scoring occurred late, with two runs in the sixth and two in the ninth before Mayer locked the ninth for Philadelphia.
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Phillies
Pirates
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
McQuillen
Kandlehner
Balla
Mayer
Demaree
Acoris
Kitli
Kantlender
Conzelman
Schang
M Loughlin Wins Longwood Bowl for Third Time
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated R Norris Williams II of Boston in a challenging match at Longwood, 6-3 6-4 6-2, in a historic turf event played under poor weather. McLoughlin dominated most points despite rain and slipping on the grass.
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M’loughlin
Boston
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. Norris Williams II
Nations Lawn Teama Chamson
Mswood Ingles
Bruiderene
United States
Thome
McLoughlin
Tigers After Players Offer From Detroit Manager
Philadelphia reports on August 6 that Detroit manager Jennings offered for either James or Hamilton from St Louis. He allegedly bid heavily for James while Rickey countered by proposing Hamilton in exchange for 5000 Players Jacobs and Heilman. Jacobs now plays outfielder for San Francisco. Jennings targets Ayres next, planning a bid when he arrives in the capital Saturday night.
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Philadelphia
Jennings
Detroit Americans
Rickey
St Louis Americans
James
Hamilton
Fteher Hamilton
Detroit
Jacobs and
Heilman
Fall
Jacobs
San Francisco
Ayres
Washington Club
Patlonsl
San Francisco Three-Cushion Champion John Boreas Wins
John Boreas of BL Louie defeats George Moore of Ney Forkstteholger in a pro three-cushion match played in twenty three innings. Horgan, a former titleholder, had a high run. Moore recorded four. The event took place in San Francisco on August 6.
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San Francisco
Cal
John Boreas
Louie
George Moore
Ney
Forkstteholger
Wes
Hargan
Moore
Horgan
Balch Wins Tourney at Chicago Country Club
Chicago August balch of the Cincinnati Country club and a Yale sophomore today won the junior amateur tourney in Chi cago amid a fitful finish.
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Chicago
Balch
Cincinnati
Yalephomore
Travel ers Beat Baronz in Opening Game of Series
In Nashville on August 6 Mobila rallied to win 6 to 8 as Hore faltered late after six innings of strong pitching. Burke homered for the Travelers in a narrow victory. In Little Rock on August 6 Starrs single aided a 6 to 1 win over Birmingham with Fincher and Robertson locked in a pitching duel.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mobila
Kroh
Hore
Wepport
Burke
Travelers
Baronz
Little Rock
Ark
Starr
Messenger
Baker
Birmingham
Fincher
Robertson
Rory Sloan
Cayle
Lindsay
Te Coombs
Clark
Magee
Elam
A Hale
Ee Robertson
Ox Wallace
Trobérteon
H. Po
Jantzen
A Baker
Murray
Gilgori
I Covington
Downey
Coyle
Mamee
Evil
McNamara Wins Philadelphia Open Golf Title
Philadelphia August 6 Thomas McNamara of Boston won the open golf championship with a total of 296 strokes for 17 holes. James Barnes and C H Edee of the Philadelphia Country Club shared top cards in a tight finish.
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Philadelphia
Thomas McNamara
Boston
James Barnes
Whit
C. H. Edee
Philadelphis sGountry Club
Aevonds Carda
Where They Play Today Southern and National Leagues
Southern League matchups list Atlanta in Chattanooga N C in Memphis Little Rock Mobile Nashville American Seagee Chicago in Washington St H in New York Detroit in Philadelphia Cleveland in Boston National League Boston in Chicago Brooklyn in St South N io Cin Philadelphia in Pittsburg Federal League Pittsburg in Buffalo St Louis in Baltimore Chicago in Brooklyn Kansas City in Newark
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Bite
Chica
Nashvill
Atlanta
Pitcabin
Ginoin
Wee Ec
Boston
Beas
Kan
City
Detroit
Chicago
Pivtabure
Newark
New York
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Paris
Baltimore
Southern League
Chattanooga
N. C
Memphis
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Washington
St. H
Philadelphia
Cleveland
National League
St. Souih
Io Cin
Pailadelphia
Pittsburg
Federal League
St- Louis
Baseball Standings From Regional Leagues
American Association games show Minglin leading Intus St. and Muwes with notable scores. Louisville International League lists Montl and Monts top performers with tight results. Texas League features Ban Anto, Beaumt, Shre vp t, Housn, and Galveston contending, while Carolina League reports Asheville and Winston-Salem near the top with Charlotte close behind.
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Mont'l
Marrist
Mont's
Harrish
Buttaly
Proviee
Buffalo Defeats Pittsburg 4 to 0 in First Series Game
Buffalo beats Pittsburg 4 to 0 as Schulz pitches six hitless innings. Scoring by innings shows Buffalo taking an early lead and finishing strong. Batteries Schulz and Allen for Buffalo. Knei ser and O'Connor for Pittsburg.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
N. C
Memphis New Orleans Game Called In Detail Sunday
The Memphis New Orleans game will be described at Dick Jemison's baseball parlors Sunday. New Orleans leads the Southern league while Memphis is within half a game. The slated start is 3 30 o'clock with ample seating and electric fans to enhance comfort for attendees.
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New Orleans
Dick Jemison
Memphis
Wile
South
Qualify Today for Davis Freeman Cup Golf Tourney
The Davis Freeman trophy tourney at East Lake opens today with a large field expected. The winner holds the cup for a year and receives a shield. the event runs a week with rounds through Saturday. An entrance fee of 1 dollar applies and matches are eight holes, with handicaps used in non first flight rounds.
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East Lake
Davie & Freeman Company
Nan
BF. G. Byrd
Birmingham
Golfing Committee
Raturday
Records smashed at San Francisco junior AAU meet
At Panama-Pacific stadium during the Amateur Athletic Union junior national championships wind hindered records yet several marks fell or equalled. Denver Athletic Club's F. McHride surpassed the former world 320 yard dash record, while San Francisco's Olympic club star F. Slomex matched the 440 yard dash best. Multiple junior AAU records were broken or equalled in events including the 100 yard dash discus throw 320 yard hurdles hop step and jump and more, with top teams Olympic club Chicago Athletic Association and Los Angeles Athletic Club leading.
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San Francisco
Amateur Athletic Union
Panama-Pacific Exposition Stadium
HW. McHride
Denver
F. Slomex
Olympic Club
Eefie
Chicago Athletic Association
Ayan Angeles Athletic Club
Young Men's Gymnasium
New Orleans
New York Athletic Club
Tempie
A. A
Z. W. Ehy
Gninsgo Athletis Association
Hi. Stereman
University of Chicago
M. Cromer
San Francioc
Scott
Miseinaippi Agricultural College
Clinton Larson
Brigham’ Young University
Balt Lake
D. Griton
New Oiieann
Aura
Thompson
Los Angeles Athletic Club
R. Bagnard
Ron Anggios Athletic Club
Secam GW
New York
Ro McBride
Denver Athletc Club
A. E. Ward
Chicago Athletic Club
National Athletic Association Union
Hardier
Harry Hirkpatrick
Lon Angeles A. C
H. S. Whitcomb
Cincinnati Chamber of Com
T. Oakes
Honabun
A. C
Harry Tadaly
Caledonian Club
Charis Hunter
San Francisno
Pima
C. W. Bachman
University of Notre Dame
T. Dutton
X. A. G. Club
New Orlnania
Sheldon
Olympia Club
Ben Francisco
Distano
Landers
Zhicano A
J. B. ‘Tracey
Cale
Sis Francisca
He Johnston
M.G. Club
P. Graben
Ca. A
Mt ‘Hole
C.A
W. Hummel
Multnomah A. C
Portlind
Meredith House
Los’ Angeles
A.C Rime
A. A. Uy Secordee
Z. Dutton
New Orleana
O. Mill
Agora Feds Clash With North Ave at Ponce de Leon
Today at 3 20 PM at Ponce de Leon the Agora Feds meet North Avenue in a decisive Sunday School league game. The Feds lead two to one in head to head contests and, if victorious, would sew up the pennant with two games left. Admission is two bits and a brisk contest is expected.
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Agoga Feds
North Ave
Ponce DE Leon
Agora Feds
Worth Avenue
Gonfalon
North Avenue
Fede
Feds
Kame
Vdeas
Poncey
Senators Win Doubleheader Over Chicago in Baseball Sweep
Washington takes both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago, 6 to 3 in the opener and 6 to 5 in the nightcap, securing a fourth straight win. Johnson shut out the visitors through seven plus before six hits and errors produced six runs. Washington also piled up 12 hits and an error by Eddie Collins aided their total. In the second game Ayres pitched, Chicago trailed 6 to 3 after six innings, then Washington added three more runs. batteries were Russell and May Schalk for Chicago and Ayres and Henry for Washington. Weather and rain caused game postponements prior to and during the day.
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Braves
Chicago
Pierce
Boston
Rudolph
Chicaze
Goway
Archer
Memphis
Lenn
New Orleans
Memphis, & Lo
Keeley
New Orleana
NEW Ordmans
H. Po
Ae Hendryx
É ‘ Reilly
AW Thomas
Eibel
Cruther
Ihe
Weaver
Bagby
Pfenninger
Bernhard
Senators
Washington
Johnson
Washington d
Wolteong
Faber
Eddie Collins
Elett
Ayres
RH. E
Ainsmith
Henry
Benz
Wolfgang
Faber and Chalk
RAE
May- Schalk
Adairsville
Atlanta
Jamison
Sandlin
Alge
Chilton
Lewis
Uryant
Mercer
Paul Dyst
Adgiesville
Bell
Carrollton
Carrylton
Southern Bell
Sothern
Rabnun
Head and
Kutchens
Senter
T. Montague
Dawson
Montezuma
Leddinge
Harper
Leo
Fattersees
Camnitz
Harne PS Ding
Traw
Poole
Apse
Willijama
Monroe. Ga
Monroe
Winder
Uighteer
Shirley
Camp
Menros
Mamp
Torrow
Cain
Son
Wood
Cane
Doster
Pels Bay Johnston Leaves Chattanooga for New Orleans
Outfielder Jack Johnston transferred from Chattanooga to New Orleans today. He will report to the Felicana and is expected to replace Eémendaon as part of the roster move amid the August schedule.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jack Johnston
New Orleans
Felicana
Eémendaon
Father and Son Brown Meet Brown In Asheville Finals
In Asheville invitation golf, Georgians reach finals in several flights. Eden Taylor Jr of Macon wins in the second flight, Fielding Wallace of Augusta and J. Epps Brown Sr and Jr advance in others. The highlight is J. Epps Brown Jr versus J. Epps Brown Sr, a father son clash drawing talk as the schedule ends with others advancing to finals.
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Dick Jermson
Asheville
N.C
Ashaville Country Club
Eden ‘Taylor, Jr
Macon
Hia Wey
Be F. Ferguson
Sportuaturg
W. ©. Stranahan
T. G. Sawyer
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
Mr. Wallace
C. Moore
Atlanta
W. Bachman
C. PF. Richardson
Greenville
M. M. McGuire
Richmond
Dick Jemison
Avanta
C. Sawyer
G. Z. Newman
Columbia
New Orleans
WC. Miller
Charles Green
Laurel
H. J. Hodison Jr
Athens
J. W. Massie
Montgomery
A.M. Metz
J. Epps Brown, Jr
J. Epps
Brown
Brown, Sr
Colonel B. P. Kirby
Charles E. Brenizer
Charlotte
M., v. Brown
J. C. Donald
Ashe
Ville
Eden Taylor, Jr
Ty. A. Boyd
Fielding Wal‘Jace
Dana” Mac-Vickar Cunatutchea
J. Epps Brown
Bell and Levinsky Draw in Rockaway Bout
Newark August 6 Battling Levinsky the local heavyweight and Corn Bell of Australia fought ten fast rounds to a draw in their bout at Far Rockaway tonight.
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Bell
Levinsky
Newark
Battling Levinsky
Corn Bell
Australia
Far Rockaway
The Strand Presents The Prologue and Olu Tom at Theaters
The Strand theater shows a photoplay titled The Prologue set during the Spanish American War and the drama Olu Tom. Noted star Sold and actor Francis deliver strong performances as the human derelict. The Strand orchestra will feature The Anvil Chorus.
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Dari
Strand Theater
Alte
Peunddiy
Tom
Mr. Francis
Olu Tom
Strand Orchestra
Anvil
Meetings Planned for Colored YMCA Across City
The colored men’s YMCA branch held a mass meeting at Friendship Baptist Church on Haynes and West Mitchell streets. Notables from YMCA circles including J. B. Watson and John Hepa spoke. A citywide series leads to a final rally on August 29. The group reports progress on fundraising and a new Butler Street lot purchase.
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YM. C. A. Wils
Friendship Baptist Church
Haynes and
West Mitchell Streets
J. B. Watson
John Hepa
Morehouse College
C. Cater
Exin
Butler Street
Auburn
Edgewood Avenues
Ash
Amateurs Plan City Series Meeting Tonight
Amateurs gather at 7 30 tonight at 119 Peachtree Street to organize a city pennant series. All amateur teams with any claim should send a representative as three leagues near decisive games. Georgia Railway and Power, Electric league winner, is urged to join. others are eager to enter.
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Peachtree Street
Georgia Railway and Fower
Amateur Games Sunday School League schedule chaos
Keon Feds clash with North Avene at Ponce at Leon while Jackson Hill faces West End at Pleamont Park. Other matches include Atlanta National Yank vs Southern Railway Freight Traffic at Marist College and Inman Yards hosts Sigwell vs Texas Of. Whittier meets Lakeview and Aunts Cubs play Southdale at Schitdale.
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Keon Feds
North Avene
Ponce
Leon
Jackson Hill
Pleamont Park
Atlanta National
Southern Railway
Marist! College
Southern Salway
Post
Hulra Park
Sigwell Business
Texas
Inman Yards
Federal League
Gate Cty
W. A
al Maddox
Whittier
Lakeview
Aunts Cubs
Scuthdale
Schitdale
Douglasville All-Stars edge locals in high scoring affair
In Douglasville Georgia on August 6 special report notes White's All-Star team from Atlanta beat local nine by 7 to 3. Corrie allowed seven hits, nine strikeouts credited to Lowry for locals, Errera charged with errors. Notable plays featured Cannon and Perkins as battery highlights.
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Douglasvile
White
Allstar
At- Tanta
Lowrr
Corrie
Errera
Cannon
Perkins
Batteries
Smith
Douglasville
Lewis
Georgia Power Team Faces Federal Prison Today
A strong game is anticipated as Georgia Railway and Power meets the Fed team at the penitentiary. The Fed squad, boosted by Frank Rogers, a veteran baseball figure, has solid organization and should push the Power team hard in this notable intercity clash.
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Georgia Railway and Power Company
Penitentiary
Fed
Frank Rogers
Power Boys
Shivar Mineral Water Promises Digestion Relief Guarantee
An advertisement touts Shivar Mineral Water as a remedy for dyspasia and indigestion with a money back guarantee. It claims the product is bottled by a noted company and emphasizes purity and aromatic quality.
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