Suggs and Marshall Lead Crackers Past Vols in Doubleheader
In Nashville on August 9, the Crackers defeated the Vols twice as lefty J. Suggs and righty D. Marshall shut down Tennessee's batting. Key plays included Brenner's triple and Maver's defensive gem, with Knaupp and Wingo contributing offensive runs across both games. The Vols struggled, committing errors and failing to sustain rallies.
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Buck Freeman Wins Pitching Duel as Athletics Edge Cleveland 4 3
August reports from the American League describe Buck Freeman earning the win for the Athletics over Cleveland 4 to 3. Welch collected three hits including a double and triple, driving in the decisive eighth inning run. C Walker hit a long home run into the left field bleachers. In New York, Chicago split the series with a New York win, the White Sox overcoming the Mets 4 to 3 on Falk’s triple and Mostil’s single after a tense late-inning rally.
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Coaches Are Shifting Positions BY WALTER CAMP
Shifts in football coaching positions are noted as numerous with Villanova hiring Miller to coach the fall team, replacing Sommers. Pennsylvania gains several officials including Hready moving to Vermont and Harlow taking over at Penn State. Columbia adds Garnett as trainer, while Fordham Lafayette and Georgetown face heavy schedules and a bid for revenge against Lafayette. The Davis Cup action in tennis and a long baseball doubleheader also appear in the day’s notes.
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Lawrenceville Defeats Jefferson In Baseball, 7 To 2
Lawrenceville won 7 to 2 over Jefferson in a baseball game played yesterday. Milligan starred for the victors with strong pitching and the entire Lawrenceville lineup provided good hitting. Score by innings shows Lawrenceville partials of 2 1 0 and Jefferson 0 0 1. Batteries were Milligan and Simpson for Lawrenceville, Westbrook and Allen for Jefferson.
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LaGrange Wins Slugging Match in Georgia State League
LaGrange defeats Carrollton 10 to 1 in a high scoring game. Barker and Madre for Carrollton and Greene Bowden for LaGrange starred, with Moore hitting a homer and two doubles and a single. Rome beat Cedartown 8 to 0 as Pier son allowed five hits and fanned 15, giving up a seven run lead then closing strong.
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Southworth's late triple lifts Boston past St Louis in finale
Augus Southworth delivered a bases loaded triple in the seventh to put Boston ahead as they won the final game of the series 3 1 over St Louis. Southworth also nailed Mualler's double in the ninth to collar Dilhoefer at the plate and avert a tie. Chicago tied the series with New York by outlasting them 8 7 in ten innings after three lead changes.
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Boorde Stribling Set for Ten Round Auditorium Bout
Atlanta’s Freddie Boorde and Macon’s Young Stribling train hard for a ten round showdown Monday night at the Auditorium. Boorde works at Miller's gym, Stribling under his father’s supervision. Promoter Walk Miller builds the rest of the card amid strong local interest likely to surpass the Panama Joe Gans fight crowd.
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Public Will Back Bill Rariden in Atlanta Baseball
The piece defends Captain Rariden as the authority over Braves catcher Bedgood and shortstop Stow for insubordination and restocking of players. It argues Rariden’s disciplinary actions protect team discipline, hinting at broader implications for Atlanta fans and the Cracker lineup. It also touches on boxing champions and upcoming rivals in a broader sports context.
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Maier and Berkele Tourney at East Lake
Qualifying rounds for the Maier and Berkele tournament at East Lake will be played Friday and Saturday this week. Practically the entire East Lake golf contingent will compete for the sterling loving cup, with scratch qualifying and handicaps in all flights. First rounds finish by August 20, second rounds by August 24, finals on August 27.
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World mark on circuit for five year old geldings trotting
North Randall Ohio August 9 Peter Manning drove a five year old gelding to a new world record in the mile and a half half mile last half in 58 seconds totaling 2.000 minutes the effort aimed to break the 2.024% mark set by Uhlan in Columbus in 1909. The horse Arian Guy is driven by Munnh and previously posted 2.04 minute best time. Manning is owned by Irvin W. Gleason of Williamsport Pa purchased for 21000 as a three year old.
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Gibbons Littleton to go twenty rounds in New Orleans
Local promoter Domi Tortorich announced that Mike Gibbons and Happy Littleton have agreed on sixteen ounce gloves for a twenty round bout at the Louisiand Auditorium on August 26 in New Orleans. The match was initially set for fifteen rounds but Littleton pressed for twenty.
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