Travel ers Defeat Crackers In Twin Bill First Game
The Travelers win 5 to 2 in the opener as Evars holds the Crackers and Suggs yields late runs. Marshall struggles after a two week layoff while Rube Robinson shines in relief for Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evars
Joe Hatcher
Crackers
Little Rock
Travelers
Marshall
Johnny Suggs
Rube Robinson
Rube
Dewey Marshall
Osborne
Dewey
Jary
Art Ritter
Mayer
Freddie Graff
Butch" Schmidt
Freddie
Guyonn
Harper
Joe
Butch Schmidt
Butch
Schmidt
Ginger
Joe Guvon
Ingleside Golf Scores Set for Qualifying Round at Ingleside
Ingleside golfers faced a tough nine hole layout as Old Man Trouble mocked their efforts in qualifying. Only seven posted sub hundred gross scores with Bob Schwab taking net honors at 88, G N Gunst second. Others: Bill Ingham 93, J Liebman 98, B d v3 98, M A Fergi 99. First round pairings listed, junior tournament planned in about three weeks with two thirds handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Bob Schwab
Lgwest
G. N. Gunst
Billingham
Bill Kingdom
Bob
Schwab
Barnes and Mlean Lose to British Pair
New York August 6 Jim Barada and George McLean, national open golf champions, fell 1 up to George Duncan and Abe Mitchell in an exhibition at New Grassy Sprain Golf Club. The 36 hole match saw the Britons 8 up after 18 holes but finishing 1 up after the afternoon round. Duncan posted a 74 and tied McLean for best score in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Barada
George McLean
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
New Grassy Sprain Golf Club
Duncan
McLean
Championship Fight Set for Gans and Tiger Flowers
Middleweight contender Panama Joe Gans arrives in Atlanta to face Tiger Flowers at the Auditorium in a fifteen round bout. Gans, allied with manager Leo Flynn, seeks to prove his claim atop the division against Flowers, a rangy and puzzling opponent known for his speed and power. The undercard features Black battlers and local notables in a high drama bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzzy Woodruff
Atlanta
Panama Joeans
Newark
Tiger Flowers
Brunswick Black
Freddie Welsh
Frankie Whitney
Freddie
King
Fete Her- Tan
Bernie Hahn
Pete In
Welsh
Ach Britton
Benny Leonard
Jake Abel
Panama
Joe Gans
Tex ' Rickard
Bryan Downey
Johnny Wilton
Guns
Gans
Pa Stribling
Leo P. Flynn
Moss Breaks Fifty Straight At Atlanta Gun Club
A large crowd watched 29 of Atlanta’s top shooters and visiting marksmen from Macon and Porter Ga. break clay pigeons on a perfect day. H. T. Moss and M. C. McKenzie both tallied 50 straight in the registered event, with J. H. Fuller and three others scoring high. The club plans a September Quad Shoot involving Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and Alabama, with scores listed for many competitors and two women among the shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Macone
Porter
H. T. Moss
M. C. McKenzie
J. H Fuller
M. G. Rowe
Bl Hartness
Alex Stewart
Onlvy
C Wright
Brake
Dr Alford
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabame
X. I. Macy
MC. McKenzie
J H. Fuller
Hal Hentz
O. W. Porter
R. Jaques
H Avery
W . Parrish
XA Cascaden
Cenk Marton
O. Q. Beentley
Wo OH Ferrin
W. B Chandler
J. R. Colhstan
CG Wrient
R. Cronelm
Rop Depnreeld
HN Alford
W. M Brennan
BOC
R. F Cullinane
al Matthews
H Worthen
J. C. Brooks
Mre
H. N. Alford
French Surprised Fhat Carpentier Not Cut Up
Paris reports that Georges Carpentier bore no facial marks after his August 6 bout with Gene Dempsey. French sport writers question how Carpentier was defeated with his hand fractured and his face unmarked, while manager Descamps insists Dempsey did not strike his fighter's face.
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Paris
France
Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpenter
Descamps
Georges
Agoga Feds defeat Copper Hill Tenn 2 to 0 in series
The Agoga Feds beat Copper Hill Tenn 2 0 in the second game of the series on Thursday. Stevens yielded two hits and fanned seven while Harris and Canteen produced key hits. The third game is set for Friday evening. Batteries Stevens Hammell Barclay Parr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Stevens
Canteen
Barclay
Agoga' Feds
Copper Hill
Tenn
Ar Amora
Stevens and Hammell
Barclay and Parr
Frank Building for Next Year in Atlanta Crackers Note
Charles Frank aims to assemble a stronger Crackers roster for 1922 with Dewey Marshall Buddy Napier and Bill Bardep added from outside. The pitching staff led by Napier Marshall and Bedgood shows depth while first base may hinge on Herbert Brenner and Dick Kaufman. Offseason moves at Bay St Louis prep the club for a higher Southern League challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frank
Crackers’ Managerisal
Dinie
Mr. Frank
Moran
Cincinnatis
Red
Atlanta
Ohio River
Milwaukee
Cincinnat
Dewey Marshall
Buddy Napier
Bill Barldep
Frank
Ponce de Leon
Bay St. Louis
Dewey’ Marshall
John Sages
Osborne
Phil Hedgood
Twirl Ers
Aldon Purcell
Henry Konemann
Bill Pleracn
Lefty Suggs
Suggs
Bedgood
Griffin
Phillip
Wood
Redgood
Jeff Testeau
Bedwood
Philby
Herbert Brenner
Dick Kauffman
Flrst
Herbert
Crackers
Kauffman
Art Ritter
Arthur Ritter
Art
Dixie
Ritter
Promoters Clash Over Atlanta Fights August 15
In Atlanta two boxing matchups are booked for August 15, one at the Atlanta Auditorium between Young Stribling and Freddie Boorde, and another at Ponce de Leon Ballpark featuring Eddie McGeorty and Frankie Murphy. Promoters Miller and J Hume McDonald quarrel over scheduling, each claiming priority and alleging the other seeks a monopoly in the pugilistic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Miller
Young Stribling
Marcon
Freddie Boorde
Atlanta Auditorium
J. Hume McDonald
Fiatle Im Pressario
Eddie McGeor Jty
Oshkosh
Wla
Franke Murphy
Charleston
S.C
Pones de Leon
Auditorium
Ball Park
Hume McDonald
McDonald
Eddie McGoorty
Frankie Murphy
McGoorty-Murphy
Panama Jos Gans
Tiger , Flowers
Flowers
Mel Gevarty
Murphy
Tre Placer
Thiz
Brace
Crackers Hit Road For Four Day Swing On Season Opener
The Crackers travel for four days then stay with the Barons in Poncey amid a string of road games. Buddy Napier is expected to face Chattanooga today on a Sunday matinee. Lookouts and Vols tension lingers as Nashville hosts two days after Lookouts try to lift the cellar position with Bill Buriden aiding the effort. Hed Smith Hendy and Red Smith join the Cracker squad in camp, adding speed and range as Ritter’s former teammate prepares to earn a berth after the Texas trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff
Clarv
Wana
Freddin
Bil Rariden
George Schmit
Bill
Zoellers Myntire
Tohnny Sugee
Creat Ho
Red Winko
Harner
Brown
Bell
Mover Land
Texas Leirner
Sammy Moiver
Brown Gomg
Harper
Jackson
Schmidt
Ret Winro
Lumberine Jand
Jenner
Ten
Ap Clary
Crackers
Poncey
Barons
Buddy
Napier
Chattanooga
Noogan
Lookout Town
Dell
Nashville
Vols
Mobile
Lookouts
Bill Buriden
Hed Smith Hendy
Marvin
Red" Smith
Red
Keystone
Ritter
Texas
Bixte
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues Yesterday
Yesterday's results span the Southern and National Leagues with many scores from Little Rock Atlanta Memphis Chicago and more. Upcoming games include Atlanta at Chattanooga Little Rock at Mobile and Boston at St Louis with only three games scheduled today.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville-Mobila
Iain Birmingham
New Orleans
Pangrica
Chicago
East St. Louis
Intadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Columbia
Greenville
Augusta
Charlotte
Charleston
Spartanburg
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Reading
Syracuas
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Daytona-Tampa
Newport News
Suffolk
Richmond
Norfolk
Portemouth
Wilson
Tarboro
Rocky Mount
Piedmont League
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Danville
Raleigh
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Georgia State Hennee
Lot
Little Hoch
le Sane
Neshi Me
Chattanooga Ag
Eos
Gevetond
Ah Wi Aabington
St - Lous
Ait Hoston
Oil
Boston Ie
Brooklyn St. Louis
Pinsdelpiie
Hopkins Owens Wins City Tennis Title at Piedmont Park
Hop Owens defeated Harry Hallman in the city tennis final at Piedmont park in three straight sets 6-0 6-3 6-0 to become the third city champion since 1919. The doubles final featured Wilson and Clerk over Johnson and Harwell 7-5 6-4 6-2 with Caldwell and Owens advancing in pending finals. Rain delayed play while 32 singles and 18 doubles teams competed, aided by Lowry National Bank sponsorship and local park support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C “Hop
Owens
Harry Hallman
Piedmont Park
Astraight
Jaliman
Imeyer
Silthes
Caldwell
Meyers
Cunningham
Ben Ragsdale
Ed Carter
Clerk
Wilson
Owers
Phates
Hallman
Tallman
Techatar
Jefferson Davison Hunt, Jr
Hunt
Sean Hunt
Carey
Lowry National Bank
Johnson
Harrell
Harwell
Ae Strong
Bok
Lobb
Sheddon
Carter
Barsdale
Rarsdale
Carnes
Pee
Ragsdale
Dick Peel
Harry Hallmen
Peel
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Hope
Berry Grant
W. W. Quilland
Piedmont Pall
Dave Gillespie
Mr. Simmons
Atlanta
Southern Association Pennant Race Highlights and Week Results
Memphis strengthens Chickasaws lead by eleven games as Birmingham’s edge over New Orleans narrows. Little Rock cuts into the Travelers’ cushion, New Orleans and Mobile pace with four wins in six. Atlanta ties for second with four wins. Nashville falters. Chattanooga, Mobile gain. Dizzy Vance ties strikeout record. Fred Marks extends win streak. unofficial averages place New Orleans atop fielding and batting.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chickasawas
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Travelers
Arelanta
Southern Association
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Penn
Sun
Dizzy" Vance
Fred Marks
Memphis Hurier
Marka
New Ore Jeans
Gibbons and Littleton To Clash In New Orleans Bout
Dominick Tortorich announced that Mike Gibbons of St. Paul and Happy Littleton of New Orleans will meet in a twenty round bout on August 26 in New Orleans. Littleton recently KOed Battling Ortega and Joe Chip and is seen as a strong challenger for Johnny Wilson's middleweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dominick Tortorich
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Littleton
Ortega
Joe Chip
Johnny Wilson
Black Sox barred from amateur play in Sheboygan
Seven former members of the Chicago White Sox, recently acquitted of participating in a gamblers conspiracy to throw the 1919 World Series, were refused permission to play against the Chairmasters of the Lake Shore League in Sheboygan Wisconsin August 6. FE L Sickmeyer of Chicago had sought an exhibition game for the ex-White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Chicago
Chairmasters
FE. L. Sickmeyer
White Sox
Lakewood track stars shine as Lutén Glenn win big events
On a dusty Lakewood track a fast crowd witnessed Bob Lutén dominate the main event, winning the ten mile race in 3 minutes 30 seconds amid lively competition. Harry Glenn claimed motorcycle and match race wins, with Louis Trotzler and Cole Eight among top finishers in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lutén
Harry Glenn
Lakewood
Wa S
Woman's Club
Southeastern Fair
Luton
Bob Luton
Cares
Louis
Cole
Sheridan
King
Trotatt
Glenn
Sheridan and Aiken
Allen
Louis Trotzier
Wright
Peerless
Baldwin
Rivers
Coatley
Lancaster
Haney
Frolten
Trotger
Hupmobile
Costley
Cofige
Hanney
Alien
Tsvent
Indian
Salter Indian
Bou Luton
Luton Speciab
Louis Trotzler
Cole Bleht
Aiken
King O Winder
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Brynana Wild
Demoe
Evana
Search Hare
Joe Guyon
Sammy Mayer
Mast
Hox
Zoeller
Ora Harper
Land
Evans
Do A
Guyon
Or Mayer
Wingo If
Kauffman, Graff
Schmitt Rayiden
al Marshall
Brenner
Seore
Aig
Athanta ‘Chase
Zoellers
Bi Ritter
Telenases
Ball
Id Rock
Atlant
Spires
Jorda
Pfirman
Zoelers
Demos
Barper
Wane
Wand
al Jackson
Robinson
Clary
Werese
Rh Po
Ue. Ritter
Uv Mayer
Wingo
Seeaee
G Schmidt
Va C Schmidt
Ee L
Han xHit
Schiniat
Atlanta i
Baga Hith
Graft
C. "Schmidt
Sumas
Barnes
M’lean
Brunswick Berserker
Derk
Mims
Kid Brown
Hilly Hooper
Indians
New York Yankees
Mitler Heggins
Iworld
Moss
Tetin
Cliff Wheatley
Red Wingo
Marvin Smith
George Schmidt
Bill Rarlden
Chester Schmidt
Relt
Freddie Graft
Bambino
Ruth
Ty Cobb
Tyrus Raymond Coun
Georgia Peach
George Sisler
Tyrus
Harry Heilman
Heilman
Perth
Cabb
Bobby Jones
Ingleside Links
Mr Bake
Fiedamtone
Atarta
Rank Ogg
Bobby
Fuzzy Woodruff Miller
Tex
American Association
Toledo-Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Loujavile
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Qabarne
Raed
Wingerad
Mitter
OL i
Hetgood
Barkion
Rennet
Hop’” Owens
Pels Sport
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