Nashville Crackers Rally Beats Needville in Double Header
Two games featured a tight opener won by Nashville 2 to 1 with a late rally and a dramatic ninth inning. In the nightcap Nashville built an early lead, then endured a curious sequence as double plays, errors, and a disputed near-home play shaped a 2 to 0 final. Wiseman, Ford, Daubert and Seigel figured prominently with multi-base hits and a homer. Umpires Pfeminger and Brown presided over both contests.
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Hope
Ford
South Atlantic
Bitton
Crackers
Beinhard
Wiseman
McMurray
East
Mae
Wit
Jordan
Doc
McEilveen
Seigel
Dangert
Thad
Johns
Tavert
Butler
Moran
Clayton
Nashville Dyer
Kunera
Duggan
Jim Fox
Murray
Smith
Brown
Atlanta
Castro
Jonas
Umps
Acton
Dyer
Setwel
Daubert
Atolen
Wilked
McElveen
Selgal
Fox
Sitten
Ty Sitten
Empires
Pfeminger
Unclear Regional Standings From Patchy League Notes
Fragmentary ledger lists multiple city matchups and scores with many garbled names. Notable items include Nashville beating Atlanta 5 to 1, Nashville 2 Memph 1, Birmingham 11 Montgomery 3, Little Rock 2 Mobile 1, Charleston 3 Savannah 2, Augusta 1, and Norfolk 6 Danville 8 with a darkness end.
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Atlanta
Atlanta A
New Orleans
Birmingham
Montgomery
Little Rock
Mobile
Warrasparaker
Southern
Sans P
Orleans
Memphis
Bee
Litels Rock
Birmingham ST
South Atlantic
Biggee
Loat
P.C
Ducksoneia
Savannah
Yes
Augusta
Columbia
Charleston
Kia
P. C. Tetrait
St Louis ‘ Ave
Hi Ea
Elandre
Pataphia
Washington
New York
P. c. Witteburge
Chago
Philadephia
Cincinnati
Roatan
Brooklyn
St Loufa
Barons Beat Montgomery 11 to 3 In Alabama Clash
In Montgomery, Alabama, August 14, McCafferty’s pitching and a line of Birmingham hits powered the Barons to an 11 to 3 victory. The game featured multiple players with two base and three base hits, several stolen bases, and productive defense including double plays. Umpire Carpenter called the game in 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Montgomery
Ala
McCafferty
Birmingham
Greminger
Downey
Larnen
Pepe
Robertaile
Smith
Larsen
Rockenfield
Molesworth
Raub
Hentine
Hopkins
Robertaille
Walters
Reagan
Douglas
Robertailie
Baseball in small doses and moving parts in 1920s tone
Rochester pitcher Westen Henley held Newark to one hit en route to a 4 to 0 win for Rochester in the Eastern League. Ed Lafitte pitched well for Jersey City against Buffalo, but Buffalo tallied five runs on him. Big Bill Chappelle, briefly with Memphis, was released for alleged intemperance. Grover Land of Toledo may join the Cleveland Naps after the American Association season. Nan Rucker praised as classy in the National League. Cuban series planned after the season ends, with Cleveland National League club signing to play in November in Cuba.
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Mae Ee
Trarrars
Westen Henley
Georgia
Rochester
Newark
Henley
Jennings
Theve
Menia
Mortema
Grover Land
Toledo
Naps
Charlie Prutett
Charley Hickman
Frank Gets New Twirler Major League for Lafitte
Ed Lafitte the ex Tech pitcher has rapidly risen to the majors. Detroit announced the purchase of Lafitte from Jersey City for about 4000 dollars, following praise from Eastern League managers. He began at Marist College, then Tech, excelling in college baseball before moving to Class A this season. John Winn negan set a hammer record in Queenstown at 18 feet 8 inches, surpassing prior marks by M H McGrathy.
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Chappelle
Detroit
Atlanta
Orleans
Ed Lafitte
Tech
Jersey City
Atlanta Bay
Lafitta
Hugh Jennings
Marist College
Teeh
Cotlege Baseiball
Queenstown
John Winnnegan
M. H. McGrathy
New York Athletic Club
Nenaugh
McGrathy
Flennagan
King James Triumphs in Saratoga Handicap One Mile
King James carried 116 pounds and won the Saratoga Handicap at one mile in 1 38 flat, four lengths ahead of Royal Tourist and Sir Joan Johnson. Earlier racing notes show Columbia defeating Charleston 4 to 3 with Flowers pitching well, 12 strikeouts. Other race summaries include multiple stakes and selling events with horses such as Zipango, Disobedient, and King James in various races at Empire City and Jacksonville.
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Joan Johnson
Royal Tourist
Jeader
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iGilbert
Rostrum
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High Private
Madman
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Albani
Helen Harvey
Midshipman
Baay
Mar
Notters
Bote @ wen
Chief Brant
LLG
Htc- Daniel
Stokes
Shiiling
Punch
Savannah Wins Second Game Of Series In Augusta
Brown pitched superbly for Augusta but the Tourist outfield was off form. Savannah took the second game of the series in Augusta on August 14.
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Savannah
Augusta
Brown
Baseball scores and game recaps from August events
American Cleveland 4 New York 2 as Cleveland erases New York lead with late runs. Batteries Joan and N Clarke for New York. Orth Man cing and Iain. Time 1:40. Detroit 5 Boston 2. Morgan limited early hits. Umpire Ev ans. Washington splits with Chicago 8 6 in first game. second game 9 2 Chicago. Hughson and Kahoe pitched for Washington. White and Sullivan for Chicago. Time 1:40 and 2:83.
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New York American
RH. E
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Mancing
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Johnson
Mughes
Johnson and Kahoe
White and Sullivan
Implas, Hurst
Reds edge St Louis as Spade shines in a slugfest
In St Louis Aug 14 Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 4 after trailing early in the game. Spade steadied the attack after the second inning with improved work, while Connors, Biles and Glynn contributed for Cincinnati. Earlier Mobile topped Little Rock 2 to 1 in another noted matchup.
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Innes Wits
Memphis Beats New Orleans in Rough August Game
Errors by Rickert and Lora doomed New Orleans as Memphis took a 2 to 2 game with two bases on mishaps. Rickert allowed Carter a run with a sixth inning error then Donahue scored on Lord's miscue. Babb hit to the fence driving in Donahue as Lindsey and Carter stood out for Memphis.
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Lora
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Babb
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Beore
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Nix
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Lee
New
Oang
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If. Matthews
E Frits
Cook defends British Olympic race rules in letter
Theodore Cook a member of the British Olympic council publishes a log of facts from the 400 meter event inquiry. He cites AAU officials and starters warnings, notes the race was declared void and argues Americans cannot demand their rules after competing under English guidelines.
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Theodore Cook
British Olympic Council
Theewspapers
America
Themateur Athletic Association
Cook
Ules
Ia Mikely
Englian Basia
Marines Lead In Rifle Match At Camp Perry
United States Marine Corps dominated the opening NRA tournament match at Camp Perry Ohio as three of its teams finished first, second and third in the 26th annual event. The Marines also claimed top positions in the ten-target series with No 2 No 1 and No 3 leading, while Fourth New Jersey won the inter club rifle and pistol championship. Dr W K Hudson of New York won the life members match with a 68 of 79. In tennis doubles eastern champions Beals Wright and Raymond Little earned a right to challenge national doubles champs Hackett and Alexander at Newport starting August 18. They defeated Nat Bahreon and Teunis Waidner in straight sets 7-5 6-4 6-3 at Bay Rides Crescent Athletic Club.
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Boston
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ofCircinjan
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Chicago
Tartie
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Weight
Little
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Lottie
Deuce
Atlanta to Gainesville Sunday Travel Offer Ends September
A weekly round trip from Atlanta to Gainesville operates at 6:55 a.m. every Sunday until September 27. The sale has a limit date.
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Atlanta
Gainesville
Cunardine may drop Queenstown port of call
May 14 report from Cork confirms anxiety over Cunardine potentially omitting Queenstown as a port of call after government permission was refused previously to White Star. Local MPs fear further change pending PMG review. East Point meets Colcord Lumber at East Point at 4 PM with lineup Lyle Dickinson Bumatead Byrd Luck Orr Lochridge Robert Burchey.
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Cunard
White Star Line
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East Point
Colcord Lumber Company
Boat Point
Lyle
Fir Dickinson
Bumatead
Byrd
Luck
Orr
Lochridge
Robert
Burchey
First Excursion Train Leaves Senola for Warm Springs
The first excursion train over the A B A railroad from Senola Ga. left this morning with five passenger coaches for a picnic at Warm Springs. Passengers were taken on at Haraleen and Alat on and the train was crowded to full capacity.
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Senola
Warm Springs
Haraleen
Alaton
Man fatally stabs uncle during street argument in Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel police report a confrontation on the street ended with Daniel Thompson stabbing his uncle Daniel Blatch in the neck. Blatch died at the scene and Thompson was arrested and placed in the Sunbury jail.
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Danial Thompson
Daniel Blatch
Thompson
Sunbury
Archbishop Parley Passes Through Milan En Route to Switzerland
Archbish op Parley of New York traveled through Milan without stopping on August 14. He said his health improved after the change of air, as he heads to Switzerland. In Baltimore on August 14 former Senator Roger Q Mills is reported to be recovering well after surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, making favorable progress toward recovery.
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Msgr. Farley
Milan
Parley
New York
Switzerland
Roger Q. Mills
Baltimore
Roger Q. Milla
Texas
Jchom Hopkins Hospital
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