Firecracker Pitchers Halt Climbers In Slow Scoring Rout
In the Cotton States League shift, Atlanta defeats Montgomery 6 0 while Shreveport walls Little Rock 15 to 1. Firecrackers and Climbers exchange scattered hits as Jim Fox returns to center and Jordan, Morse and Evers contribute. Amos Rudderhary ends play after a tenth inning, sending Firecrackers toward a Sunday matinee in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex L
Montgomery
Atlanta
Sim Fox
Jim
Harley
Bailey
Jordan
Wim Fox
Jack Evers
Jack
Kid Busch
Jordin
Otto
Rowe
Morse
Fox
Hierley
Smith
Whitey Morse
Sid
Jim Fox
Climbera
Amos Rudderhary
Mampais
Merle Phil
Travelers Lose Two to Pirates in Doubleheader
Little Rock, Ark August 18 Shreveport won both games of a doubleheader from Little Rock. The first game was close, the second easy as Allen and Quick were hit hard. Elvane left the second game early with a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Little Rock
Ark
Allen
Quick
Elvane
Alien
Abstein
Hess
Gilbert
Fisher
King
Daley
Fritz
Aten
Errora
Campau
Wainscott
Little Rock Ab
Rm Gilbert
Ae ' Bird
Douglass
Va Dearmond
Kennnigring
I. Hickey
Keith
Shre
Bvang
Kennedy
Rf Abstein
Byrne
Hy King
Powell
Beeker
Daler
DeArmand
Halls
Balun
Shreve
Bie Plas
Eport
Don Byrne
Evans
Cort Campau
Walls
Abra
Glbert
Po Bird
DeArmond
P. Kemmerting
Ip Brady
I Hickey
Zimmer
C Allen
Shrevepo
Enxans
A. Pishor
Rz Kennedy
Ve Daly
Graffius
Ritz
Little Rock Union
Por
The Cracker Baseball Team Rides Home Run Hopes
The Cracker mainstays Bill and Tom Hughes dominate the pitching staff with sharp strikes and steady performance. Zeller, a weaker link, risks the cellar unless corrected. A tainted chant hints at abuse of the team’s prospects, while the crowd backs Hughes to lead the rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hughes
Jose
Jaya and Gulls Break Even in Jacksonville Doubleheader
In Jacksonville on August 18 the South Atlantic League doubleheader ended with Charleston and the local team splitting. Jacksonville won the first game decisively while Charleston took the second in a tight pitchers’ duel. Key players included Walker Shea Turner Fox for Jacksonville and Baker Shea Turner Fox for Charleston, with Umpire Byron calling both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaya
Gulls
Jacksonville
Charleston
R.A. Jacksonville
Walker
Shea
Turner
Laval
Fox
Byron
H. Jacksonville
Baker
Byron Columbia
Macon
Columbia
Heisman
Heimard Abingon, Ruesell and
Sweene
Two Atlanta Pitchers Offer Game Winning Pitching Advice
The column stresses headwork and composure to excel in pressure moments. It praises pitching, fielding, and conditioning, cautions against overuse of the spitball, and calls hard practice essential for future stars while noting not every player can master every aspect.
Watching the Battery Aids Pitchers in Baseball
A detailed look at how pitchers study batters, reading weaknesses, breaking balls, and control. The article stresses the need to know every league hitter, maintain discipline, sleep, and proper hours, and notes that pitching runs in some men and cannot be learned from books.
Jefferson Takes a Series From Athens
Jefferson sweeps Athens in a baseball series with games played yesterday and Wednesday. Pitchers Segare and Brown lead Jefferson offensively as Athens struggles to score, the Jefferson batters fueling each win.
Leaders Fall Before Finns In Tenth Inning Classic
In Hrugham Alabama August 1 a dramatic tenth inning rally by the Finns secured a win. Garvin delivered a key hit and a defensive spark with two double plays in the frame. Miller and Molesworth stood out with stolen bases while Ely and Clarke matched pace on the mound. Pfinninger worked the plate as the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrugham
Ala
Errirly Ateehs
Garvin
Baro
Miller
Molesworth
Walters
Jansing
Ely
Pate
Bate
Gark
Clark
Wiseman
Clarke
Meeks
Gear
Montgomery
Pfinninger
Ummary
Rts
Baseball Scores and Suspensions From the Leagues
In a packed sports brief, St Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 as de feated Philadelphia. Boston toppled Detroit 8 to 4 with late-inning power. Cleveland edged Washington 4 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Chicago defeated New York 10 to 8 amid odd fielding, while Newton of the New York club faces an indefinite suspension for insubordination. Umpires were Sheridan, Connolly, Eyana, and Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Shreveport
Avlanta
Nashville Montgomery
Little Rock
Augusta
Savannah
Macono
Columb
Charleston
Jacksonville
Waest
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
le Louis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Bernhard
Falkenberg
Rae Washington
Eveland
Laporte
Elberfeld
Williams
Chicago Americans
Rader Newton
New York American
Beore
Walsh and Sullivan
Chenbro
Thomas Time
Eyana
Hurst
National League games show Chicago beat New York 6 to 2
Chicago 6 New York 2 in Chicago on August 18 as Brown pitched well and Chicago padded their lead with three runs in the second and four in the sixth aided by two singles a double a triple and two sacrifices. New York made two errors leading to all Chicago runs. batteries Brown Kling. Umps O Day and Klem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Brown
Gox
BO Goo
Kling
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Umpies
O'Day
Klem
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Boore
Gibbons McIntyre
Eason
Bergen
Ritz
Conway
Msie
Boston
Wicker
Fraser
Schips
Young
Needham
Johnstone
Philadelphia
Virginia State League games postponed and results listed
In Norfolk Norfolk 3 Portsmouth 3 after 10 innings due to darkness. Richmond beat Danville 4 2 in 10 innings. Roanoke defeated Lynchburg 1 0 in the first game and 6 2 in the second, with Richmond first game postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Richmond
Cain
Danville
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Roanok
Lynchberg
American Association Scores With Mixed City Showdowns
Fragmented OCR shows a sports card style note listing teams such as Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, and Kansas City tours across the American Association. Scores and order are unclear due to garbled text, but multiple city teams appear with partial results and mismatched digits.
Barons Gst Castro Hirmingham Sta Angst Towel
Fragmentary report notes Birmingham regular events and a hospital stay tied to a remand case. It references Aline oy and Savile in a sports context, with unclear details about baseball and asylum aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Hirmingham
Aline
Birmingham
Latonia Stakes and Latonia Race Day Results
Latonia racing today featured Judith Lowe and Lens triumphing in sprint events with Judith Lowe defeating Wee Lass in a tight finish. Favoniss claimed five wins across seven races, while John King Ash led the mile feature at 10 to 1, and Marshal Ney won the seventh race, as Latonia entries for Monday listed multiple selling and stakes contenders across six furlongs to a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Favoniss
Latonia
John Kmg- Ash
Miss Doyle
Mandater Wee Lass
Judith Lowe
Frebel
Meristyre
Scovilie
Helmuth
Hybrid
Wee Kitty
Liphardt
Becta
Blaze of Light
McIntyre
Woolen
Meg Officious
Demoran
Knowledge
Morris
Sorrell
Dearborn
Fairtland
Lansdowne
Always Faithful
Dr. Stephens
Yrane
Hook
Wetherfields Lighthurn
Whoa Bill
Tom Tom
Fenian
John English
Seder
Charrett
Mateor
Scoville
Tim
Wee Lasa
Lens
Nicol
Marmorsan
Preston
Getond
Levin
Geovilie
Agra
Anvil Chorus
Lexi- Mae
Tady Flash
Mar‘a+ Gorman
Treubel
Frossoe
Itt
Roebingen
Johnson
Moria
Nonte Lucite
Malleabie Kleinwood
Stereenth
Marshal Ney
Boland
Katie Powers
Bath
Buanan
Banposal
Pinaud
Romany Ryetan
Latouia
Jack MuHey Tansy
Sim Cook
Log Newt Fisher
Ash Thorp
Bon Vivant
Still Alarm
Incise
Deacon Orlandwick
Montalban
Alta
Dulweber Western Ericsson
My Gein
Bernie Cramer Laynon
del Leath
Plautus St Sever
Invictus
Lansd
del Coronado
F ‘As
Suift Winks
Norie Ollie
Bantam
Jon
Lady Henrietta
Don Domo
Prince of Pless
Bo ' Loretta TV
Cygnet
Rossessa Mini Johnson
Friendship Beautiful Mayo
Ida Zinfandel
Barner Griswold
Rales
Lady Arion
Herald
Mite
Caroine
Skyward
Ostern
Lady Charade
the Mate
Pr Bla
Pimaud
Don Trent
Lady Lavish
Stroud
Giief
Tennis Cracks In Big Tourney At Atlanta Club
Rain halted the regu lar annual tennis tourney at East Lake after two first round matches in singles and doubles. Williams beat Laxton 8-6 0 and Howell defeated Scott 3-6 5-3. Event with car service aiding spectators, primary rounds start this week. Nat Thorpe the current singles champ, Grant the doubles holder, with strong member interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Athletic Club
Aylliams
F M Laxton
A. Howell
LL D Scott
East Lake
Mary Roun
Wilhams
Ree DL
L. Lerma Te
MD Bertrit
Rank Reynolds
H ” Grant
Wmirare Tows
Renspera
Ee Fitzalraions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Markey
Melarkey
Senator
Nashville
Moore
Gulfport
Meridian
Verda
Rouge
Fackeon
Jackeon
Ickadure
Crusie
Hoffman
Gorcan
Brelena
Bunn
Lee
Lan
Sol Perry
Rei
Jordan i
Rae Ey
Nelson
Rube Zeller
Bill
Zeller
Pho
Simada Aimsrat
Atiata
Savangals
Poan
Ryan
McLaughlin
T. Hughes
Sefferson
Athens
Teffirson
Eres
Letaoren
Tenul Pall
Ox St Mg
Thesiay
Segare
le la Percier
Jefferson Brown
Alleng
Ifternson
Jefferson
Dike
Roberts
Segara
Krown
Athers & the Thief
Jagt Gine
Effernang
Collier Aml Roberts
Jeffersons
aDderson
Shefr Min
Tay Sanes
Lergers
Nashville Springs Surprise
Tsarsonm
R. H
St. Louis
Louis
St Louss
Petty
Rickey
Spencer
Dygert Waddell
Powis
O'Loughlin
Winter
Carrigan
van and Schmidt
Fime
Pire
Sheridan
National League
Virginia State League
American Association
Karsis City
Toursville
Kansas
Minneapolis
Hiner Genie
Toledo
Minnapela
Gane Toad
Apie Gy
St Paul
Tregmona
St Fa
Milwanker Milbwanker
Dtanin Ha
Judith
Louies
Marshall Ney
Larned
Vampom
Kaa
Bolaret
Otbsher
Bier
Siler
Baferee Boia Ead Neve
Geort Euirsan
Gans Nelson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!