Crackers Fall Short as Lookouts Rally in Mud Match
In Nashville and Atlanta area play, the Lookouts beat the Crackers 4 to 1 as a rain soaked field hindered defense and bat work. Napier struggled on the mound while Vines and Hendricks contributed for Atlanta, and Graff and Wingfield added later looks in a tough, muddy contest with two initial Lookout runs setting the pace.
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Baseball Schedule and Scores From Multiple Leagues
American League games include Chicago at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Detroit at Boston National League matchups New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Ittepare Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Sally Lee League Greenville at Charlotte Spartanburg at Columbia Georgia State League Lindale at Griffin Cedartown at LaGrange Rome Carrollton results from yesterday include Louisville 5 Minneapolis 3 Columbus 4 Kansas City 5 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 4 St Paul 3 Jersey City 3 Toronto 6 Newark 4 Rochester 3 Baltimore 1 Buffalo 0 Reading Syracuse rain Mississippi League Clarksdale 3 6 Merrdl
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Lavonia Shuts Out Clarkesville Team
Cincinnati August 7 Philadelphia pounded Donohue for four runs in the ninth and won from Cincinnati today by a score of 6 to 5. St Louis August 7 Doak's pitching and the Cardinals timely hitting beat Boston 11 to 0 despite Boston’s eight hits.
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Young Stribling Takes Short Rest in Thomasville
Thomasville Ga August 7 Young Stribling Macons famed featherweight has spent several days in town with his uncle Assistant Chief of Police Pliny Briswell who joined him and Kid Peck on a boat trip Thursday night. Stribling, 23, born and raised in the briar patch has drawn admiring crowds and may return for an early appearance here. He is related to local families and his stay excites local interest for a potential future bout in the area.
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Fashion flaws on Fifth Avenue and Broadway styles examined
A lively critique of women’s fashion trends in New York streets, noting outdoor pajamas, skirtless attire, and evolving dress codes. It riffs on the era’s taste, permits, and the social pressure to dress stylishly amid changing silhouettes and materials like sealskin and moleskin.
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Legare Davis Wins New Honors and Controversy
The piece centers on Legare Davis dubbed the Cheese Champ by Atlanta fans amid rumors of his pursuit of titles over sport, recounting a tourney loss to George Lowman and Davis’s subsequent entry in the Parks-Chambers-Hardwick event at Piedmont Park. It notes Cutter Low Scorer’s low rounds, debate on honesty of scorekeeping, and broader golf scenes including municipal courses and the push for universal golf access. It also covers Frank and Spiller from the Crackers traveling to Chicago for a Markle case settlement with Judge Landis, and upcoming games between the Crackers and Barons at Ponce.
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Redleg
Indians Pull Out Narrow Win In Ninth Inning
Cleveland rallied in the final half of the ninth to overcome Philadelphia after a two run edge had given Philadelphia the lead in the seventh. Burns' double and a Nonamaker error, plus Wambsganss and Speaker, provided the decisive scoring as the Indians tallied three runs off Hasty. Smith hit a solo homer for Philadelphia earlier in the second.
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Wrens Defeat Thomson In Local Baseball Clash
Wrens Georgia defeated Thomson after a 25 mile cross country drive. Thomson pitcher tightened in the early innings but Wrens pushed three runs in the first. Both teams left runners stranded as Wrens’ Blakeley held Thomson scoreless until late. Center field misplays and fly balls dominated the action with several high drives to center. Batteries were Blakeley Brown for Wrens and Burnside Burnside for Thomson. Umpires Florence and Neil.
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Ball maker defends lively ball with unchanged design
Julian Curtiss of Spalding asserts no change to the baseball since 1910 except materials quality postwar. He notes yarn uniformity and improved horse hide may boost resiliency, denies July 1 changes, blames pitchers for alleged issues, and says the ball has helped baseball gain popularity.
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Masons Plan Statesboro Meeting With Landrum Tie
Savannah Ga August 7 First District Masons set for fifteenth annual gathering in Statesboro on Wednesday and Thursday. Along with routine business and events, the district will showcase exemplification of masonry work by a Landrum team during the Master’s degree night.
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Bishop Candler Among Preachers for Salem Meet
Julette Ga August 7 Special Salem camp meeting opens August 17 at Salem church Newton county for its 98th annual session and runs through August 19 Prominent preachers will assist Presiding Elder H B Mays and Pastor J F Penchey Bishop Warren Candler will preach daily Also Rev J E Ellis Rev J A Sharp and Rev Augustus Ernest from Covington Oxford Monticello attend Music led by Rory Hicks and Edward Lynn
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National Junior Order session opens in Savannah
Savannah expects 175 delegates for the twenty eighth annual National Council meeting of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. The Daughters of America will meet simultaneously. Mayor Stewart will greet attendees and C Bernon Eliott will respond. A riverboat excursion is planned as entertainment.
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Gans Ready For Big Colored Middleweight Clash In Atlanta
Joe Gans shines in final workout for a ten round title bout at the Auditorium tonight. Promoter Walk Miller expects a banner crowd as Billy Hooper faces Battling Moon and Gans defends the diamond belt against Tiger Flowers, with Leo Mynn arriving to guide his fighter. Referee Pa Stribling opens a colorful program including Mims Brown and Hooper Moon bouts, with careful ticketing and venue plans on Courtland and Gilmer streets.
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Tributes to Vandy Hero in Mars Texas
Nashville alumni and Vanderbilt colleagues honor Lt Irby Rice Curry known as Rabbit of the Commodore football team. His body, after death in France August 1 1918, was sent home for interment in Mars Texas amid floral offerings and telegrams of tribute from former teammates coaches and faculty.
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Stars at Third ASL Still Angle for Groh Stars
Frank Frisch with the Giants receives praise for hustling at third base under tough conditions. McGraw aims to land Heinie Groh, but Judge Landis says that move isn’t possible this year. Fans hope a veteran third baseman is acquired, while Frisch continues to give his best each day at the hot corner.
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Hard Fights In Majors Open Pennant Races
New York Americans lead Cleveland by 1 point while the Nationals trail the Giants in the National League. Washington and Boston drop from third place as Pittsburgh and New York settle into a tight chase for remaining standings. Detroit, St Louis, and Chicago show mixed results as pennant races heat up across leagues.
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Langdale Defeats Lowell In Eleven Inning Tie Series
Roanoke Ala August 7 Langdale defeated Lowell 3 to 2 in eleven innings. Kirk Newell pitched ten scoreless frames before two errors a sacrifice fly and a hit produced Langdale's winning run. In the bottom of the eleventh Lowell rallied scoring one run as Willis struck out the last man to end it. The Langdale Lowell series is tied one game each.
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Last Services Held for J. J. Easterlin in Montezuma
Montezuma Georgia August 7 funeral services were held for J J Easterlin former legislator and long time resident of Macon county A Confederate veteran wounded at Gettysburg later imprisoned in the north He helped build Georgia peach industry and authored the bill creating the state board of entomology Survived by sons D W Easterlin T L Easterlin J J Halsterlin Mira W C Munday and others with numerous grandchildren
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Wayne Auto Lock Territory Offer in New York City
Exclusive territorial rights presented for Wayne Auto Lock in New York City markets. Claims top selling auto lock status, rapid installation, and Underwriters Laboratories approval, emphasizing broad accessibility and cost efficiency for PENALTY Cities and comparable markets.
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