Barons Beat Crackers In Close Southern League Clash
Phil Morrison hurled a 3 to 0 victory, striking out ten and allowing five hits as the Barons topped the Crackers. Sammy Mayer led with five hits and two base extras, while Dewey Marshall struggled behind the plate. Dutch Bernsen and Pie Traynor contributed on defense as the Crackers battled but fell short in a tense afternoon game.
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Joe Hatcher
Barons
Charle Frank
Morrison
Phillip
Dewey Marshall
Dewey
Mayer
Sammy Mayer
Sammy
Red” Wingo
Allen
Taylor
Sliva
Pug
Sammy Meyer
Williams
Tommy
Dutch Bernsen
Gooch
Phillip Ag Marshall
Joe Guyon
Pie Traynor
Barong
Silva
Emery
Monsley
Halry Wenk
Wingo
Kauffman
Freddie Graff
Bill
Furiden
Stewart
Onca
Draynor
Maurice Levitch
Tyho
Bedgood
Levitch
Mernsen Fa
Guyon
Doc” Silva
Ritter
Smith
Scor
Birmingham
Graff
Rariden
Marshall
Beere
Atlanta Tees
Mers
al' Jen
Traynor
Bornaen
Morrigan
Magehail
Atozen
Raynor
Atlanta
Umplres
Erwin
Schwab leads Ingleside handicap tourney rounds
Morricon the Baronial bail pitcher impressed in the Ingleside handicap event defeating Jerry Gunat four up with four to play in the 18 hole match. Bill Kingdon beat M Ferat two up after a tight battle. Hen Wiseberg was defeated by Gusplebaum six and two. Frank Ogg expects finals by Wednesday. The ongoing Piedmont Parks Chambers Hardwick tourney drew many entries with Legare Davis claiming low net in the first round.
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Morricon
Ingleside
Jerry Gunat
Bob
Bill Kingdon
M. Ferat
Ferst
Lfe
Hen Wiseberg
Gusplebaum
papPlebaum
George Kohnson
Mack Hirschere
Frank
Ogg
Lopane
Schwab
Jll
Bobby Jones
Piedmont
Legare ‘Davis
Southern Constellation Shining Brightly in Majors
A lively survey of Southern players making impact in major leagues. Noting stars like Burleigh Grimes and Joe Sewell, the piece highlights Alabama alumni, pitchers, and position players across Cleveland, Boston, and other teams. It praises southern talent driving pennant chases and strengthening rosters despite injuries and trades.
Fuller High at Gun Club Shoot Spurs Comeback
In Atlanta at the gun club, 3 B Puller returns to form, breaking 49 of 60 as part of a strong trapshooting display. Wright and Chandler also posted high runs, with several shooters tying for third on 50 and 48 straights, as Mrs Hamby and Mrs J C Wright notable among women competitors.
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B. Pullér
Atlanta
Soma
Fuller
South
Georgia
Wright
W. 8. Chandler
R. E. Barnwell
M.C. McKenzie
Hal Hentz
H.D. Avery
Hamby
J. C. Wright
H. N. Alford
J. To Willer
J.C. Wright
Bar W. B. Chandler
R.E. Barnwell
M. C. McKenzie
Hal Hents
Ha Avery
Duke
J. J. Rivers
Norris
Eras Davis
Mra
B. Hamby
Reece Perry
Fem. Chieves
Baker to return to baseball next season without urging
New York reports Franklin Baker of the Yankees will return to baseball next season without urging. Colonel Huston says Baker was surprised by his comeback this year and only unforeseen events could keep him from playing. Baker notes personal loss drove him to find a stable home for his two daughters and plans to leave them with guardians.
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New York
Franklin Baker
Yankees
Ratu
Huston
Baker
Dallas Triumph Over Wallapoots in Close Duel
In a tense contest today Dallas edged Wallapoots as Pink Stone kept a slim edge late. North Isidera mounted a strong defense while Living-up and Invan contributed key moments as the rubber game concluded with Dallas ahead.
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Thira
Wallapoots Bingon
Pinkston
Stribling Boorde Show Promises Big League Night
The Atlanta crowd, led by Bully Lotz and promoter Miller, expects a marquee boxing card Monday night headlined by Young Stribling and Freddig Boorde. Both prodigies have trained hard, with Stribling slimming road work to two miles and Boorde showing strong form, while ringside scales anticipate 128 pounds, and a belt prize adds prestige to the Southern featherweight clash.
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Freddie ‘Boorde
Stribling
Sterling Battlers
Walk Miller
Puzzy Wovonure
Georgia
Freddig Boorde
South
Lotz
Bourde
Macon
Zaid Lotz
Tim O'Dowd
Young Feldman
Miller
Ani
Don Brown Boosts Memphis Chicks Amid Trade Turmoil
Memphis moves to strengthen the Chickasaws by acquiring outfielder Don Brown, a decision Chief Spencer Abbott defends as necessary for pennant pursuit. The piece notes Abbott’s heavy experimentation this season and views Brown as a key remedy to the team’s weak outfield, while reflecting on the broader tensions in the Dixie circuit and fan sentiment toward the Little Rock situtation.
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Folky
Memphis
Spencer Abbott
Don’ Brown
Don Brown
Uniesa
Crult
Ike
Abbott
Spencer
MS. Outer
Wei
Astaen
Brown
Atlanta Golf Championship Entry Open At Druid Hills
The upcoming championship will be the largest in Atlanta history with at least six flights expected. Notables include Charles Sciple and Veazey Ralinf? Water, with Bobby Jones and Perry Adair rumored to enter. The United States Golf Association rules with the stymie abolished will apply in medal and match play. The Druid Hills course opens for practice August 27, and entrants may practice before their round.
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Alen
Atlanta
Tha Druid Hills
Anguar
Crackers Open Memphis Trip Amid Turbulent Road Schedule
Atlanta Crackers depart for Memphis amid blue laws and suspensions as they clash with the Chicks. Captain Rariden notes team resilience, bedgood absent, Leftwich to possibly fill in. Crackers aim to rebound from recent skid and challenge for first division after western swing.
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Little’ Rock
Memphis
Western Territory
Phil .Bedgood
Rariden
Nashville
Southern ‘Society
Thetoy
Rarlden
Ion
Crackers
Sween
Warriora
Abbott's
Travelers
Rames
Sosa
Ashes Role in 425 Targets Shifts Clubs and Marks
Fragmentary report notes a shooter finishing a straight run of 425 targets. Wright completed two programs and several club shoots. A 70.21 score is mentioned, with partial details of a day named Maplaw.
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Wright
Teg
Shoota
Maplaw
Atlanta Athletes Sweep Southern Championship Swim Meet
The Atlanta Athletic Club led by Lee Jarvis and Char lie Speer dominated the Southern Championship in Birmingham, edging Dallas and Birmingham. Miss Virginia Ashe set two national records in the ladies events, while Cureton and Speer bolstered Atlanta’s score with multiple wins and records as rain sparked a dramatic final day.
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Thletic ‘Club
Dixie
Misa Vir_ minka Ashe
Atlanta
Miss Ashe
Dempsey
Allants Athletic Club
An. Eruerkency
Dallas
Birmingham
Levoy Wags
Curetan
Atlanta’ Athletic Club
Charlie Sneer
Tatarring
Indies
Ashe Wot
B . Ig
Dominiques
Pipcer
Sneer
Alten
Birming
Ringe
Cureton Aaved
Wartin
Xtren
Miller
Mé@Dougard
Serend
Mise
Ward
Iflat
Hatcher
Lee Jarvis
South
Splendid
Enn
Slagtown
Athictex
Speer
Virginia Ashe
Ballas
Tom Cureton
Blsre
Charlie Speer
Jarvis
Virginia’ Ashe
Pallas
Tom Cureston
Sveer
Doyle Quits Baseball For All Time
Larry Doyle, famed New York Giant star, plans to retire from baseball entirely. The article notes his resignation as manager of the Toronto Club of the International Association and quotes Doyle saying he is slipping as a player and cannot get started again. He criticizes "slave driving" tactics used by some players to force work.
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Orda
Cleveland
Yankees
Trig Speaker
Texan
Notton
Joe Sewell
University of Alabama
New Orleans
Ray Chapman
Riggs Stevenson
Alabama
Wamby
Stevenson
Atyle
Sewell
Woodruff
Dixie
Southland
Clay Hill
Louisiana
Grimes
Bureigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Jimmy Johnston
Molesworth
Dodger
Jimmy
Ola Zachariah Wheat
Mobile
Wilbert Robinson
South
Merton
Pratt
Derriky Pratt
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Dick Keer
Ruel
White Sox
Yeaman
Comisky
Chisago
Urban Faber
Pittsburg Pirates
Cal
Runny Souths
Tony Brottem
Grimm
Gibsonites
Whitey Glaner
Clyde Barnhart
Birmingham
Peters
Big Peters
Phillies
Billy Southworth
Aiso
Braves
Dixie Walker
Pelican
St. Louis Cardinals
Walker
Jimmy Dykes
Galloway
Atlanta
Harris
Texas
Conni¢ Mack
Larry Doyla
New York
Giant Star
Toronto
International “Association
Xten
Doyla
Doyle
Choice Field to Enter Western Open at Cleveland Oakwood Club
The Western Open will be held at the Oakwood club in Cleveland on August 24 25 and 26 with a large field of expert golfers. Secretary W W Harless notes the event will develop a strong field as players seek the title first won by an amateur in 1893. The format includes three days of play with 18 hole qualifying rounds and 26 holes to finish for the title, starting with 18 holes on August 24.
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Altoether
Atlanta
Millie Lotzmana
Ia’ Betis
Battling Barnett
Oung
Barnett
Icc Ite
Don Brown
Elverfela’s
Rube
Robinson
Fang
Travelera
Little Rock
Bob Alan
Elverfeld
Robdingon
Reuben
Elberfeld
Brown
Smatka
Allen
Christendom
Flan Metropall
Chicago
Oakwood Club
Cleveland
W. W. Harless
James Barnes
Washington
Hutchison
Vice
Olympia Fields
of. Barnes
Harry Hampton
Clarence Hackney
WHS
Rte
Ellmingtton
Oley
Spiller Named Atlanta Baseball Chief After Meeting
R J Spiller becomes official head of the Atlanta Baseball Association following a regular meeting where Charles Frank stepped down. Spiller pledged to build a winning roster as manager Frank signed a three year contract to continue guiding the Atlanta club.
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R. J. Spiller
Atlanta’ Baseball Association
Spiller
Cracker Clan
Bae
Charles Frank
Frank
Atlanta
Atelanta
Fident
Ronning
Tor
Campainn
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