Ellamites Fall Before Nashville Volunteers In Atlanta
Roy Ellam’s Nashville Volunteers defeated the Atlanta Crackers 4 2 at Ponce de Leon Park. Joseph Thorburn outpitched Hurler Jonnard as the Vols built a lead, while Cracker defense misplayed balls late allowing Nashville to secure the win behind timely hitting from Wickham and Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thorburn
Roy Ellam
Nashville Volunteers
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
Jonnard
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia
Fex McDonald
Vols
Crackers Surge in Preview of Second Drive as Lookouts Fall
The Crackers, after a 13 game win streak, beat the Vols 4-2 with solid pitching from Jos Thorburn and calm defense. Roy Ellam and teammates showed team spirit, while Connie Mack and Tre Thomas praised the Crackers, signaling a strong push against cellar rivals and a potential rise in standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hinton
Crackers
Lookouts
Rube Marshall
Roy Eliam
Vols
Jonnard
Jos Thorburn,ho
Lookouts, Who of Late Have Vied With the Crackers
Roy Ellam
Gabby Street
Pels
Travelera
Connie Mack
Tre Thomas
Mr. Mack
Uld
Bic “Sue
Where They Play Today in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
A shuffled list shows games across leagues with teams like Brooklyn versus Pittsburg and Philadelphia versus Cincinnati. Several misread lines include Atlanta 100 at Memphy and New Orleans in a National League slate, plus American League pairings and Atlantic Season matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routhern Dearne
Rasinike
Atlanta
Memphy
Motte
Little Rock
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chiesto
St. Leonie
Southern Lone Clues
Ron
Lest
Chattanooga Wee
Birmingham Ag
Nashville
Feren Tate
Drookim
Pittsh We
Bhlladelphis
Boston
St. Lowis
Chicara Waeees
Pet. Detratt. Ae
Oss
Cleveland
St. Lous
Washington
Oluans
Charleston
Colambard
Charlotta
Augusta
Major Leagues: Vuhs Win Rubber Chicago and Cincinnati Rout Pirates
Baseball recap from Chicago August 7. Chicago beats Boston 6 to 2 behind Martin’s near no hitter through eight innings. Cincinnati dominates Brooklyn 18 to 0 with Eller allowing only 28 batters in nine. Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 3 aided by Whitted’s homer. New York edges St Louis 6 to 4 after late charging runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuhs
Chicago
Boston
Martin
Fillingim
Cheney
Mcguillan
Wilson
Gowdy
O'Farrell
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Eller
Sherwood Magee
Accenty of
Islnes
R. H
Mitchell
Pat Krueger
Wingo
Len
Giants
St. Louis
Goodwin
McCarty
Barnes
New York
Doak
Barnes, Benton and
Gonzales
Ames, Doak, Goodwin, Jacobs and Clemons
Tigers Sweep Washington With Overtime Run
Detroit wins 4 to 3 in the tenth inning to complete a three-game sweep over Washington. Bush draws a base on balls, Young sacrifices, Cobb hits a decisive single. Detroit gains a half game on Chicago and sits five behind the league leaders after Philadelphia and Chicago split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Bush
Young
Cobb
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ehmke, Ayers, Dausy
Ainsmith
Shawkey
Erickson and
Gharrity
Athletics
Felsch
Williams
Kopp
Eddie Collins
R. HH. E
Cicotte
Schalk
Perry
Perkins
RAB
Naylor
McDonald’s fair fights and mixed notes from Atlanta
A voiced column praises McDonald as a clean honest sportsman who fought for the fans without earnings. It critiques Pete Herman, Bernie Hahn and a misadvertised title bout while noting the real appeal lay in the Karst Denham semi final. It riffs on politics, taxes, and oddities from sports and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Atlanta
Pete Herman
Tetarn
Bernie Hahn
Karst
Denham
St Louis Controversy Leads To Pitcher Mays Ejection
Umpires ruled against Mays amid a playing controversy as St Louis protested actions by Hildebrand and Moriarty. Wilde sent a ball to league headquarters. Jays pitched well with nine strikeouts. Final: New York 6 St Louis 2 with Shocker and Severeid on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Hildebrand and Moriarty
Robert Quinn
St. Louis
Wildebrand
Jays
New York
Quinn
Mogridge
Ruel
Chariey Herzog Chariey Herzog In Again On Again Off Again
A garbled note traces Charles Herzog a versatile NL star with Boston Braves Newark Giants and Chicago clubs. It hints at his frequent team changes and asks for luck to the player as postal notices struggle to track his whereabouts amid shifting affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnegan
Charles Herzog
Boston Braves
Newark Giants
Chicago
Keystone
Herzog
Charles
Fragmented prompt yields unclear event
The text provided is garbled and fails to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No attributable facts or entities can be reliably summarized into a proper news card.
Baseball Scores From Multiple Minor Leagues
South Atlantic League results include Charlotte 11 Charleston 4 and Greenville 13 at Spartanburg 2. American Association shows Minneapolis 13 Louisville 3 and St Paul 4 Toledo 10. Virginia League notes Petersburg 3 Newport News 1 and Suffolk 1 4 Portmouth 3. International League reports Reading 5 Buffalo 11 and Jersey City 6 1 Binghamton 6. Texas League lists Shreveport 6 Galveston 4 and Fort Worth 5 Houston 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charleston
Spartanburg
Augusta
le Auguste
Columbia
Greenville
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukea
Columbus
St Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Reading
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Binghamton
Shreveport
Galreston
Dallas
San Antonio
Waco
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
15 Round Bout Set for Grep O Dowd Title Fight in Toledo
Harry Grep of Pittsburg and Mike O Dowd of St Paul meet in a 15 round middleweight bout at Toledo on Labor Day for the 158 pound crown amid local reform opposition to the event. Cincinnati baseball crowds grow huge as pennant race heats up. Tuthill signs to train West Point football, boosting salary. a dugout rule is rescinded in Washington with Senator Fernald attending as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grep
Pittsburg
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paul
Toledo
Labor Day
Harry Tuthii
Detroit Tigers
University of Michigan
West Point
Tuthill
Michigan
Washington
Fernald
Walne
Clarke Griffith
Vyashington
Senators
Gardless
Summer racing events at Saratoga and Ohio meet
Aday's calendar lists the Summer meeting of the Saratoga Racing Association at Saratoga New York, the Trotting Grand Circuit meeting at North Randall Ohio, the Horse Show opening at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, and the Women's annual mise race for the Gray Cup at Winnines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
North Randall
Ohio
White Sulphur Springs
West, Virginia
Winnines
Americus to Host Albany Series of Diamond Games
Americus plays Albany in a set of baseball games starting next Tuesday at Seattle’s diamond. Star players include Hooks Manahan Pantone Ball Johnsen Lane Chappell McClosaky Reddy Dedman Cooper Gardner Pantone Jennings and others returning in near Americus uniforms for Albany and Amic.us Agricultural College events.
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Amercus
Argost L—averloos
Albany
Seatle
Tommy Hooks
John Manahan
Cliff Pantone
Barney Ball
Ned Johnsen
Robert Lane
Dan Chappell
Taff McClosaky
Tippo Reddy
Gam Dedman
Dick Cooper
Guy Gardner
Moley Pantone
Theron Jennings
Americus
Ricus
Te Aericultural College
Grag-De Fo
Ams
Hunt Beats Hallman In Georgia Tennis Feature
In the Georgia state tennis tournament at tourney Thursday Hunt defeated Hallman in a feature singles contest amid tight field play. Other notable matches included McMillan defeating Morse and Czintz eliminating Larned, with Kennedy and Quillian advancing to the semis as the event narrows toward finals set for Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Hunt
Ignatz Czintz
A. M. Kennedy
Vernon McMillan
Eston Mansfield
Quillhan
Hunt-Hallman
Hunt
Hallman
Mass
Halfman
Stewart Harrig
Charles W Morse
Camp Gordon
McMillen
Cya O
Morse
Kennedy Bork
Merenitz Czintz
Major Larned
Harry Snellings
Czintz
Ignatz
Hallman-Hunt
Macon
Owens
McMillan
Mason
Dean
Kennedy
Quilllan
Murphey
Marquis
Bain
Cooper
Johnson
Spratt
Larned
Gordon
Abbott
Camp Jessup
Harris
Czints
Coutts-Hunt
Mansfield
Gwena
Quillian
Eaton Manafield
Eston
Vernon
Gunedy
Jere Hunt
Jett
Tengiz
Connie Mack and Ira Thomas Watch Crackers Star in Atlanta Visit
Connie Mack and Ira Thomas, prominent baseball figures, visited the Atlanta Crackers bench at Poncey Thursday. They praised Griff in, Herndon, Gallaway, Damrau, Higgins, and Thorburn, lauding the team's pep and talent in a tight Southern league pennant race. The officials observed from first base as the game highlighted strong fielding and noteworthy throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clit Wheatley
Connie Mack
Ira Thomas
Poncey
Charley Frank
Mack
Ira
French
Halford
Macorda
Connie
Griffin
Thomas
Harry Arora
Jimmy
Herndon
Vols
Sammy
Bob Higgins
Uit
Mr. Mack
Val
Gallaway
Teader
Joe Thorburn
Atlanta
Harry Damrau
Higgins
Black Crackers Meet Montgomery Grey Sox Next Week
The Black Crackers will host Henry Hannon’s Montgomery Grey Sox at Francey to open a three game series on August 11 12 and 13 with the Atlanta Cubs arriving Sunday from Brunswick Ga and Steel Ari Logan slated to pitch in one game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crackers
Francey
Henry Hannon
Montgomery Grey Sox
Atlanta Cubs
Brunswick
Atlanta
Charney Frank
Henry ‘Hannon
Chicago Giants
Alabama
Lillie
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Briggs
Nott
Beutel
C. Frank
Yag
Iucky
Swat
Young Thorburn
T ‘At of Wickham
Mr. Jonme
Bee
Ran
Graham
Hardin Hernok
Ein
Mayer
Emamites
Meyer
Vile
Lon
Dowbi
Staal
Miller
Joe
Wickham
Thorburn
Burke
Sree Burke
acDonald
Ham
Sain
Ybecker
Steet
Cummar
Laos
Basfball
Alle
Allis
BROS
Ine Peachtree Bt
Stlonte
Roy
Ephiadelphia
Jackehs
Rey
Phillies
Pirates
Metusel
Whitted
R.be
Rizey and Tragesser
Miller and Lee
Beston
Hoxton
Chapman
Pennock
Pussell
Scher
Ings Wine
Louis
Ce Boy
Howert
Uncle Dave
Pelitica
Edison
Dycus
Timm
Jess Willard Pete Herman
Sputnik
Pete Heyman
J. Hume McDonald
Ta Ff
Sehidf
Chariey Herzog
Newark Cla
Pultz
New International
Han Ae
Virginia League
Petersburg
Newport Newa
Portamouth
Suffolkc
Richmond
Norfolk
Shibe Park
Chet Thomas
Mackmen
Parkville
Aday
McMillan-Morse Battle
Czintz-Larned
Cascade Courts
Harry Anelings
Jonnaon
Vernon MeMr
W. Ptorse
Frank
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