Hogg Hurls Masterful Ball as Gulls Defeat Crackers 6 0
Locals stumble in game one of series as Bradley Hogg pitches a four hit complete game. Gulls build early lead on misplays and timely hits while Crackers woes mount with baserunning miscues and fielding errors. Northern, Miller and Manning contribute for the Gulls. Perry and Niederkorn spark Cracker scoring chances but fallout limits offense.
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Hogg
Dick Jemison
Bradley Hogg
Gulls
O ' Hogg
Hoge
Scott Perry
Manter
Kent
Gulla
Northern
Hisland
Hislands
Bisland
Miller
Otto Willama
Flick
Burke
Perry
Ed Manning
Nuvoatuck
Aconne Northern
Miller Manning
Grags
Dobard
Flota Niederkorn
Dobard Goting
Niederkorn
Beay
Mobile
Northe
Gos
Mule
Fon Flick
Urke
G Perry
Baumgamer
Rf Dobard
Jenkins
Bisland” Ag
Rumler
Ferry
Atlanta
Boobard
By & Perry
S Perry
Jenkine Jorthern
C Pei
Pienninger
Chestnutt
Federal League clash Manchester? Newark slips in standings
Newark gains ground as Tessia Manns drives in runs and Hauser debuts at short. Hanford bunt brought in a run, then Manns tripled in the seventh to pull Newark within striking distance as pitching mix and fielding miscues influenced the Federal League result.
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Chicapo
Nework
Newark
Tessia Manns
Manques
Hanford
Stanser
Hauser
Whales
Kak
Ghluzo
Battersea
McConnell
Fischer
Mosley and Rariden
Baugh Relents Briefly on Bisland Suspension
Proxy Baugh temporarily lifts Captain Bisland suspension for Thursday and Friday after Nunnally’s request, while awaiting both sides’ arguments. Local club to file affidavits from Bisland McDonald Kauft Immah and Manager Smith, with no Chattanooga Times copies. Bisland may play today, fate of Saturday and Pelanville games to be decided.
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Proxy Baugh
Lie
Charles Nunnally
Bisland
Mr Nunnally
O Toole
Chattanoogn
Tesident
Baugh
McDonald
Kauft
National regatta opens with 100 entrants from U S and Canada
Springfield Mass August 12 One hundred of the fastest oarsmen from the United States and Canada have arrived for the forty third national regatta of the Amateur Association of the United States. Fourteen events will be rowed on the Connecticut river four miles below the city over the next two days. The final day features the defense of the single sculls title by Robert G Dibble of the Don Rowing Club of Toronto. The Duluth crew is sending thirty men in a bid to sweep the river, drawing special interest.
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Springfield
Mass
Canada
Amateur Association of the
United States
Connecticut
Robert G Dibble
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Duluth Earkmen
Scotty McKenzie Sets 68 At Capital City Links
Brookhaven pro Scotty McKenzie carded a 68 at Capital City Country Club, breaking previous ecards for eighteen holes. Playing with John D Hows, McKenzie reportedly could have shot 32 on the second round if he hadn’t missed three short putts on holes three six and nine, with rounds under par on nearly every hole.
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Scotty” McKenzie
Brookhaven
Capital City
Makato Smithereens
McKensie
John D Hows
McKenzie
Scotty
Southern Bell Nine to Play Marietta
The Southern Bell nine, runners up in the Electric league, travel to Marietta Saturday to face the local amateur club. Marietta is league minded and eager for every game, currently tied with Canton for city baseball supremacy after split results. A deciding game will occur in Atlanta or a neutral site within a week.
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Southern Bell
Atlanta
Georigia Railway and Power Team
Tennis Postponed in Chicago Doubles Play Due to Rain
The tennis doubles event in Chicago was postponed again on August 12 as rain and waterlogged courts forced delays. The schedule shift affects players awaiting matches and local spectators.
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Chicago
Two Mile Speedway Planned for Louisville
Louisville, Ky August 12. George L Martin announces completion of plans to build a two mile motor speedway in Louisville after securing 300 acres. Louisville Automobile Speedway incorp with $40,000 capitalization will organize the controlling company and begin work within 30 days. First meet planned for spring 1916 with course plans being drawn.
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Louisville
Lewisville
George L Martin
Leuisville
Louisville Automobile Speedway
Hegun
Indians and Red Sox Lead Off August Wins
Baseball briefs from August 12 report Cleveland defeating New York 6 to 4 as Warhop was hit hard and Shawkey improved. Boston shut out St Louis 4 to 0 with Foster driving in two doubles and Crowan contributing. Other notes mention Foster’s defense and scattered scoring in Washington and Chicago games.
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Indians
New York
Cleveland
New York Today
Warhop
Shawkey
Donovan
Raub Cleveland
Red Sox
Crowan
Boston
Foster
St Louis
Alep
Iona
Rien
Weisman
Agnew
Cady
Southern League Ump Jack Kerin Ill After Sunstroke
Jack Kerin III, a Southern League umpire, has been out of action after suffering a sunstroke in Chattanooga. He has been hospitalized there for several days and inquiries into his absence prompted the report.
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Jack Kerin
Kerin
Chattanooga
Riverside Summer Naval School Hosts Keenly Contested Carnival
At Riverside Summer Naval school and camp in Gainesville Georgia on August 12 the annual regatta and field day drew large crowds. Major K A Freas directed a successful session with two strong boat crews winning fifteen races on Lake Warner. Winners included Boufigle Dendy Harris Lidden McRae Oppenheimer Powell Richardson Sellers Wheeler Wright White. Events on land saw many tight finishes with prizes from local businesses heightening competition.
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Gainesville
Riverside
Naval School
K A Freas
United States Naval Academy
Lake Warner
Haney
Boufigle
Dendy
Harris
Lidden
McRae
Oppenheimer
Powell
Richardson
Selliers
Swink
Maniey
Birkett
Dunnedy
Wheeler
Manley
Hartridge
Rirat Haney
Agneld
Kahn
Fleming Felay Tace
Hickett
Arnold Swink Dungedy
Bottle Havest
J Dendy
B Anderson
Marcus
Brad
Swit
Wexett
Dun Woay
Neal
White
Lewin
Bickett
Fleming
Rchard
Harre Orth Hartridge
Two Mile Oval Race Track Planned with 20000 Seats
Mr Martin outlined new automobile racing plans proposing a two mile long oval track built of two by four timbers on edge. Seating for 20000 will be provided and purses are planned.
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Alnes
Moet
Martin
Chicago and Indianapolis Capitalists Tied to Elsbeg and Kee
Associated with Mr Martin in the affair are several Louis site capitalists and matchists Carl G Elsherg of Indianapolis and J OF M Kee of Cincinnati in connection with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mr Martin
Louis Syite
Carl G .Elsherg
J OF M. Kee
Cincinnata
Ten Cent Admission To Federals Park
Baltimore notices that ten cent admission will start at the Baltimore Federal park tomorrow with pavilion seats at 25 cents and grand stand at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Federal Park
Quincy Triumphs 3 0 Over Bainbridge In Tight Win
Quincy tops Bainbridge 3 to 0 as Williamson stifles the opposition while Cordell struggles for Bainbridge. Bainbridge made a runless seventh and eighth before Quincy added a pair in the final frame. Final line shows Bainbridge four hits four errors, Quincy eight hits three errors.
Reds Bay Comatock Purchased by Providence Club
Cincinnati broker Fersog of the Cincinnati club in the National League announced he purchased pitcher Ralph Comatock for the Providence RY club of the International league and that Comstock joined the club at Pittsburgh today in August.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Managi, Fersog
Ralph Comatock
Providence, RY
Comstock
Clu
Pittabury Toays
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John Ruskins
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J. J
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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