Eight Barons Win Ninth Frame Ball In Close Series Victory
In a tense ninth inning, the Barons clinched the third win of the series 4 to 3 over the Crackers. Opportunity spurred a late rally with a note to the team, Dutch Bernsen’s leaping catch, and a decisive ninth-inning push led by Pug Allen. Wheeler and Mayer powered the Crackers’ offense, but timely defense and late scoring sealed Birmingham’s comeback in front of a lively crowd.
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Birmingham Forces
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National League Waynesboro Loses In One Sided Game
Wrens defeated Waynesboro in a two hour plus contest on August 12 as Frank Brown limited Wrens to five hits and struck out ten. The game featured a long, offense-lite spread with multiple hits and errors, highlighting Brown’s sharp pitching for Wrens and key plays by Chandler, Allen, and umpire Florence.
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Ruth's homer of no avail halts New York
Timely hits by Waitt and Dugan gave Philadelphia an 8 to 6 win over New York, tying the series. Ruth hit his 41st homer, driving the ball into the top row of the left field bleachers as part of a National and American League roundup with scores from Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, and other cities.
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Buford Beats Gainesville 3-0 In Big Win
Buford defeated Gainesville by 3 to 0 as Worley Adams pitched six hits and fourteen strikeouts for Buford. Gage Well of Gainesville allowed ten safeties while fanning seven. Game played yesterday afternoon in Buford Georgia with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Gainesville
Worley Adams
Gage Well
Lawrenceville Triumph Over Jefferson Tea in Afternoon Game
Lawrenceville scored five runs in the first and four in the later innings to defeat Jefferson Tea 10 to 4. Montgomery pitched effectively for Lawrenceville, while Soredbee and Collier connected for the locals, and Simpson caught.
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Australian winner in first net tilt at Davis Cup
Cleveland, Ohio, August 12. Norman Peach of Australia won the first singles match in the Davis Cup tie against Denmark at Mayfield Country Club by defeating Eric Tegner in straight sets 7-5 6-2 6-4. J O Anderson beat Vagn Ingerslev in straight sets as Australia led 2-0 on the opening day.
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Australia
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Mayfield Country Club Court
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Anderson
Australis
Vagn Ingerslav
Cadartown Beats Lindale In Pitcher’s Duel 5-3
In a Georgia State League Cadartown game on August 14 Lindale fell 5 to 3 as Culp and Rich dueled on the mound. Tatler and Brady homered for the victors while Sugga sparked Lindale with the best at bat for Lindale.
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Herd Is Winner In International Tennis Semi Final
Niapara on the lake Ont August 22 Wilfford Herd of Chicago defeats American indoor champion Frank Anderson in their semi final round match 6-4 1-6 6-3. Herd will meet R Lindsay Murray in the final. Also announced today a ten round bout between Harry Greb and Kid Norfolk at Forbes Field on August 28.
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Herd
R. Linday Murray
Lotz a Resourceful Guy Warns Freddie Boorde Ahead of Fight
Bully Lotz guides Freddie Boorde for his title clash with Young Stribling at the Auditorium Monday night. Lotz emphasizes sleep and disciplined schedule, swapping daytime routines to ensure rest. Kiwanis golf tourney details and prize cups listed, plus early notes on Cleveland’s AL race and Kiwanis golfers.
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Freddie Boorde
Algo Bill
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Chers
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