Cracker Hit Sparks Rally in Nashville Game
Tom Fisher hit a key three run drive with two aboard to turn the tide, backed by sharp fielding from Schwartz and Wiseman. Fisher was slated to play right field and delivered a strong line drive as the inning unfolded, with the score 1-0 in the fifth.
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Tom Fisher
Schwartz and Wiseman
Willow
Deflavena
Nash Ile Becke
Wiseman
Jenna
Moran
Fisher
Homer Meorun
Roytoma
York
Yankel
Tim
Boul
Felding Rae
Olly Rathie
Nwarts
Wisemay
Roy Moran
Ecoret
Tynch
Walker Beatty
Mane
Eels
Hin
Schwartz
Bingis
Jordan
Kaenper
Asree Earka Fisher
Scouts Win Two in Doubleheader at Jacksonville
In Jacksonville on August 11, South Atlantic league action saw Bremmerhoff dominate both ends of a doubleheader for the Scouts as they swept Columbia 4 2 in the first game and 7 0 in the second. Strong defense and timely hitting supported Bremmerhoff and Lavzon in Game 1 while Lauron and Styneker joined Powell in backing Dupree in the shutout of the second. The Columbus and Savannah tilt featured sharp pitching by Blesse and Radabaugh, with a late rally sealing a 3 0 win for Savannah. The Indians and Electrics also met in a separate early game, as Pierce and Dupree battled in a tense eighth inning before Dupree sealed the 4 0 decision.
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Jacksonville Fla
Jacksonville
Bremmerhof
Bert
Powell
Columbia
Rue Jackson
Columba
Bremmerhaff
Lavzon Ful Muscder
Vatterien Bremmerhoff
Lauron Stynter
Powel
Lmpire Lawlor
Indians
Electrics
Saran
Baina
Columbus
Savannah
Mnainga
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Radabaugh Wan
Howard Wan
Solumbur
Ralte
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Narea
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Pupree
Pierca
Jocain
Pierce
Dupree
Mus
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Eamna
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Ore
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Macon
Catteryes
Mabikett
Meuies Duprie
Burke
Thomasville
Bottie
Clevaland
Fatterson
Perryman
Reynolds Douglass
Wild Stockdale
Clevaland Oxen
Wassington
Birmingham
Tinand
Gait Molesworth
Arne
McBride
Flrrelna Ok
Cot
Washington
McGilray
Parkenborg
Walker Elamae
Emery
Loughlin
Btockdala Py
Seiber
Rowe
Inninas
Waren
Loum
Wagner If
York
Manuel If
Certen- Take
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Dunn
Blewter
Aitenell
Per Ghappalie
Inkin
Boone
Ursings
Suomary—Howe
Emery Macrifice
Kila Berger
Suacina T Wagner
Watson
Flarber
Chappelle T
Stockdate & Basen
Halla
Chanpella
Carpeter
Rutderham
Day of Baseball Battle and Local Scores Rise
The report covers tense baseball action with Moran scoring, Fisher two hits, and strong pitching from Johns for Atlanta while Kuepper faces Seabaugh and Jordan. Additional notes describe Birmingham’s fourth straight shutout win and a district table of players and outcomes, with Robi Smith, Walker, and Berkel among key names in a crowded box.
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Mercy
Johns Wan
Patterson & Arror
Moran
Jordan x Wactifice
Tom Fisher
Bass Winewen
Flaher
Cmd
Fair Sex
Winesa
Kelber
Dutch Ag
Glad Agures
Nashville
Lynch Ae
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Patterson
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Seabaaxh
Erlat
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Hueiner
Tota
Atlanta
Oh Pw
Jordan
Robi Od Smith
Baylers
Walker
Berkel Sa
Seabaugh
Johne i Beumsey Tims
Crapires
Hart Nd
Fitzim Cons
Louisville to city via Southern Railway Queen and Crescent Route
Round trip fare ten dollars and fifty cents from Louisville with return by Southern Railway and Queen and Crescent Route on August 13, valid through August 28. Three trains listed at 5 30 a m 5 10 p m and 5 25 p m.
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Louisville
Southern Railway
Queen and Crescent
Fisher's Clean Home Run Sparks Fracas at Field
A crowded ballgame sees Tom Fisher hit a clean home run amid a disputed play. Wiseman pursued the ball and collided near the field fence as officials debated if the play should be ruled an error or clean hit.
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Tom Fisher
Detroit Tigers Triumph in Uphill American League Clash
In a tight Detroit victory the Tigers edged Philadelphia 6 to 4 behind Mullin and D Jones scoring on Delehanty and Taninga hits. Morgans and Thomas Mullin contributed, while Baverles and Stockdale controlled the mound. Umpires Connally and Kerin called the game.
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Tigers
Athletica
Darrott
Morgans
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mullin
D Jones
Delehantye
Taninge
Phladalphia
BO Baverles
Morgan
Thomas Mullin
Schmitt
Connally
Kerin
Giants Win Two In League Doubleheader In New York
National League results show New York taking both games from Cincinnati 4 3 to 2 with four homers. Dashe Snodgrase powered rallies in the first game, while Dacore delivered the decisive hit in the second. Myera and McLean led the offense as Ames and Sehlot contributed late. Umpires: Earon and John.
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Giants
New York
York
Cincinnati
Dashe
Snodgrase
Lrain
Dacore
Rowe Pinempad
MT OH Sabor Tatterien
Sid Smith sold to the Naps for end of season delivery
Camden star Ridney Smith, once a standout in the Southern League, is sold to the Cleveland Naps for $2500. The deal sends the versatile infielder to join the major league club as they reshuffle their infield for the end of the season. Smith is praised as a natural ball player with striking batting potential and is expected to fill the third base/other infield roles, with the Naps aiming to boost their hitting lineup.
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NAPS
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Camden
Epson Yeatertoy
Mar
Bidney
Han
Fins
Nes Emith
Biz
Ope
Philadelphia AthIe Irs
St Toya Americans
Aianta
Nore
Basstell
Atlania Club
Ninensar
Evans
Bert Raiders
Cipcan
Southern Teagie
Unclear City League Schedule Requests Out of Town Games
The message lists numerous proposed baseball games across cities including Memphis Birmingham New Orleans Montgomery Macon Savannah Jacksonville Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Buffalo Providence Rochester Jersey City Toronto Baltimore Newark Montreal and others. It requests arranging out of town Labor Day week games and provides contact TC Boykin as manager for arrangements by telephone.
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Birmingham
Memphis
Thartanrogs
Nashrine
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cLuas
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Savannah
Bae Jacksonville
San Auguste
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de Ualnas
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Xieinan Walsh
Tedey
Scora
Sullivan
Brona
Bob Degeleby
Butcher
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Uwe
Dement
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Aleady
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Hest
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Yahe Ab
Detroit
Rowton
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Bilmore
Montreal
Newark
Fast East Pett
Gamex
Labor Tri Spa
Gama
TC Boykin
Sear Pott
Bell
Will Alternate Tom and Pat in Right
Fans wondered why Pat Fusberty did not play as a left handed pitcher was in the box for the opponent. Pat will play outfield when a right handed pitcher works, Tom when a left hander is in the mound, and they keep their regular positions in the box. This will affect batting averages and results.
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Pat Fusberty
Pleyim
Flelé
Thin Wan
Opponina
Hie Ayatom
Searca
Pat
Slater
Olambala Dominates Champlain Handicap at Champlain
Olambala, the 1 to 4 favorite, led from the stretch to win the Albany Champlain Handicap by four lengths amid minimal betting interest. Butwell rode Olambala as Textile trailed, with field mice, Jarenibaldy, and Leo & among distant placers. The program also noted other races and entries including stakes events and multiple entrants across six races at Albany.
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Olambala
Textile
Albany
Champlain
Butwell
Danescara
Mouse
Jarenibaldy
Leo
Amelia
Martin
Williams
Pattergon
Jimmy Foyeide
Allen
Rmentraut
Feti Dacra
iKnapp
To & T
Zeus
MieGee
Keough
Jack Wall
Princess Callawas
The
Absconder
Bertia
Doranto
Idx Bistur
Archibal
Fie
Iowen
Henn Munro
Serena Mont Calm
Minder Btn
Sporting Mite
Fantain Cassatt
Tady Montrefin
Sebastian Drachme
Veepshot Santok
Sam Welle
Dudie Archdale Wins $5000 Ohio Stake at Detroit Track
Dateline Detroit across Saith Randall track reports Dudie Archdale winner of the $10,000 Mormants and Manutacustern stake and the $5000 Ohio stake. The event used a three heat plan with Archdale contesting heats and finishing atop divisions as the Tavern stake and other purses are listed, including results for Cap George, Margate, and Gcot Goods.
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Cleve
Dudie Archasie
Detroit
Ohio
Saith Randall Track
Duchew
Archdale
Burke Fehtinz
Bervaide
Bisa
Fitet
Dex
Becaune
Henry HL
Gadis
Gamarph
Telmar Son
George Br
Margate
Cheuauram
Ananisn
Billy Burke
Gregory
Robert Abrog
Langford Refused to Fight Kaufman in Timely Boxing Bout
Langford declined a scheduled match with Kaufman amid a division of receipts. Promoter and manager discussions followed and the bout was postponed. Langford cited personal reasons and reportedly would not fight unless a guarantee secured.
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Alengresmet
Enllog
Wasale Reyal
Bermen
Bam Langford
AI Kaufman
Wan
Langford
Fortetts
Kaufman
Tiarry Vo Pawerds
Ihtsey
Joe Woodman Langford
Edwards
Menafaian
Billy Kudtoane
Tregmen
Greg
Dwerds
Fishburne Leads In BouthersChecker Tourney
In Macon Georgia on November 18 11 players with 14 experts competed in the Bouthers Checker Players gathering at the chamber of commerce. Fishburne of Columbia led with an undefeated run across more than 20 games as round after round continued into the evening. Several Macon and Georgia players took part including Haddock Blackwell Odum Armstrong Evens and Clements among others as officials reported strong enthusiasm and anticipation for more rounds tomorrow.
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Arenburne
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
MU Boon
Farrer
Thoms
Waron Haddock
Blackwell
Live Oak
Armstrong Macon
Evens
Wacon
Fishburne Colummbia
We Opry
Maun
T Clements
Macon
Ceili Jetterssariita
Brady Deck
Raymond Augomia
Match Race Hopes Spark In Atlanta Auto Meet
Smiling George and Ralph DePalma tease a Belmont Park plan after a potential September match race. Atlanta Automobile Association chief Monte C. considers pitting DePalma and Robertson against Hemery Bear. Belmont clash date approaching, with September likely to avoid conflicts with baseball and other events.
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Lafald
Monte Ecerelgr
Atlanta Automobile Aasor
New York
Seserday Wiren
Amy Cardier
DePalma
Robertson
Belmont Park
Natherth Pa
Philadelph Ab
Candler
Bre
Ti Cha
Benz
Rob Atten
Ant DePalma
Regional Baseball Scores and Weather Affected Games
A collage of misaligned scores from multiple leagues lists wins for Toronto Montreal Newark and Columbus while amateurs in Virginia Texas and the Carolinas show uneven results. Weather disruptions appear with rain affecting Shreveport and Elberton, and Elberton beating Cros Mill 8 to 5 in the second game of their series with Hulmean Burren and Ruth factoring in.
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Elberton
Cross Hill
D. C
Elverton
Apeetal
Cros Mill SC
Ecore
Elverton Hulmean Burren
DeHaven Sold to Dayton Club
Fragmentary notes describe a sale of DeHaven to the Dayton Club. The text mentions Corn Arista Merderille Bet DeNaren and a night meeting to formalize the deal. Locations include Terre Haute and Central areas with reference to a league and a late event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Corn Arista Merderille
Baseball dispute sparks brawl on Broadway street game posters read
An American team clashed with a Spanish club after a World Series style dispute as fans watched. The melee led to multiple injuries and a chaotic scene near the Timex building. Hoke Smith and Joe Brown clubs announce a Friday showdown at nine o clock with a star lineup including Roy Hute and Frank Smiths.
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Roy Hute Eatcher
Roy Paterson
Holltwar
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Frank Jane
Beaton
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John McFadden
Howard Nisbet
George Ledbetter
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