Thompson Hurls No Hit As Crackers Take First Game
In a double header the Crackers beat the Travelers 7 0 in seven innings as Carl Thompson pitched a no hit game to cap a dominant first contest. Moran and Lee led Crackers hitters with timely hits while Bisland and Thompson added key runs, and Roth struggled for the Travelers amid scattered errors.
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Crackers pitcher no-hits Carl Thompson in Southern league bid
Hurling right-hander Carl Thompson of the Crackers fires a no-hitter Friday as Southern league action unfolds. A chaotic eighth inning features a near-impossible catch, a series of base-running blunders, and a close score influenced by wild throws. Travelers and Crackers set to play two games, weather permitting, with Man and Hardgrove expected to start for the Travelers and Kelly and Day for the Crackers.
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Southern League Hall of Fame
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Nashville Beats Mobile 7 to 5 Despite Outhit in South League
Nashville defeated Mobile 7 to 5 in Mobile as visitors exploited two local errors in the seventh to pull away. Holmquist starred at the plate while Mobile’s late batting lineup aimed to break a skid through reshuffled positions.
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Chattanooga Wins First Game Of Doubleheader
In an August 20 Federal League action, Birmingham was held scoreless for eight innings as Chattanooga won the first game of a doubleheader 1 to 0. The second game was halted at darkness after nine innings with Birmingham trailing 9?0? and the final score not recorded.
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White's All-Star Team Beats Locals in Ten Innings
In Douglasville Georgia on August 20 White's All-Star Team from Atlanta defeated the locals in ten innings. DiPort pitched for the locals allowing two earned runs while the visitors used solid defense and timely hitting. Duke's singles in the tenth drove in the winning run as both teams had fielding errors and two runs unearned.
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Golf Club Title At Druid Hills Championship Invite
The Druid Hills Golf Club hosts a forthcoming championship with a strong field and record entry expected. The splendid course conditions have drawn many golfers and match play is set to begin from scratch with club handicaps applying. first rounds finish by August 26, semi finals by August 28, and finals by August 30.
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Tigers and Senators Game Detailed at Parlors Sunday
The Detroit Tigers and Washington Senators game will be described in detail at Dick Jemizon's baseball parlor on the viaduct tomorrow. Start is 2 PM. Fans can hear Pyeobb and Sam Crawford discuss contributions to the pennant chase.
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Smith May Head Columbus Team
Chattanooga reports that Bill Smith, longtime Atlanta manager, may take over Columbus in the American Association next season. The veteran has won pennants in multiple leagues and is viewed as a strong worker though noted for tough losses. His status hinges on offers received and current club dynamics.
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Joe Jackson Sold to the White Sox in Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio August 26 reports Joe Jackson, slugging outsitter of the Cleveland Americans, was sold today to the Chicago White Sox. The deal includes cash and a transfer of some White Sox players. Comiskey confirmed the purchase but said terms would be learned when the secretary returns tomorrow morning.
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White Sox
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Earl Cooper Wins Big Auto Race at Elgin
Earl Cooper won the Chicago Automobile club trophy at Elgin with a new course record of 301 miles. DePalma led early before rocker arm failure sidelined him. Cooper and Anderson stayed within seconds, with Brown and Henderson exiting early and other drivers overcoming gear issues. Tomorrow’s Elgin National trophy race promises a strong field of fourteen cars.
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O'Donnell
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Tigers Rally to Down Athletics in Detroit Nine Straight Wins
Detroit stretched its winning streak to nine with a 11 to 3 rout of Philadelphia. Bressler faltered in the third, issuing five walks and two hits that produced five Tigers runs. Bill Jamen, newly acquired from St Louis, pitched solidly for Detroit. Score by innings: Philadelphia 000 016 1. Detroit 005 105 0. Batteries Bressler Fillion Fillin sim and McAvoy James and Stanage.
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Breasler
Tigers
Bill Jamen
St.Louis
RHA
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McAvoy
James
Stanage
Grain Market Dips as Submarine Actions Soothe Worries
Chicago August 20 grain prices eased on weak export demand amid reports of the Arabic and Bogie sinkings. Wheat settled lower despite a steadier close, with September near 104% and December around 102% while corn oats also slipped. Reduced seaboard sales to Europe, bearish Northwest crop outlook, and windfall of crop projections weighed on corn and wheat.
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Europe
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New York
Banton
Rio
Santos
Atlanta Cattle and Grocery Prices Quoted in Market Rundown
The column lists current prices for cattle and hogs with bars for quality grades from prime to inferior. It includes extensive wholesale figures for beef, dairy, pork products, and various groceries and staple items, noting fluctuating demand and general market mood.
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Cleveland Stumbles in Slugfest as Washington Triumphs 8 to 6
In a rough high scoring game, Washington overpowered Cleveland 8 to 6. Only Cleveland’s O Neill reached base after a standout second inning, while Brenton Collamore Neill Harper and Williams handled the batteries for New York St. Louis? The fragment hints at a sprawling baseball score with innings listed and multiple teams, underscoring a busy day in the league.
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O'Neill
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Collamore
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Pirates Triumph Over Phillies in Low-Scoring NL Contest
In a tight National League game, the Pirates defeated the Phillies 4 to 3 as the home team rallied with runs in the late innings. Tearean pitched effectively for Pittsburgh, allowing few hits while New York’s offense sparked a late surge in another tilt as Brooklyn edged Chicago in ten innings.
Federal League Scores From August 20 Contests
Buffalo defeated Chicago 7 to 3 as McConnell shone on the mound and Schulz struggled. Benny Smith homered into the right field bleachers in the fifth. Brooklyn beat St Louis 8 to 1 marking Armando Sanza’s long-awaited return with two great catches. Kansas City toppled Baltimore 8 to 4 behind Packard’s steady start and strong Kansas City hitting.
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Unclear OCR sports results fragment list
A fragmentary OCR listing shows aliased names and scores with unclear punctuation and multiple garbled items. No coherent event, teams, or dates can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Trade of Tom Seaton Shifts Baseball Lineup
New York reports on August 20 that pitcher Tom Seaton has been traded by the Brooklyn club to Newark for Fred Pedorals. The sports editor notes questions about Bill James and Detroit Saint Louis connections amid the trade.
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Sparta
Bill James
Detroit
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Bowen
Indians beat Millen 9 to 1 in record crowd game
The Nebraska Indians defeated Millen 9 to 1 before the largest crowd ever in Millen Georgia. They travel to Augusta tomorrow for the final Georgia game of the year.
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Nebraska Indians
Indians
Augusta
Georgia
Four Round Tournament Set At Ansley Park Club
Qualifying rounds for a four round golf tournament will be held at Ansley Park Golf Club. Players compete across 72 holes with handicaps applied. Prizes and golf supplies awarded to winners and runners-up in each grouping of eight to sixteen players.
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Amateur Title Series Starts at Marist Today
This afternoon at 3 30 o clock at Marist College the first game of the series between the Agogas and the Atlanta National for the amateur championship of Atlanta will be played. Three games will decide the city champion with two more Saturdays for remaining games. York to pitch for Agogas with Golightly for the bank team. Admission tickets available at the gate or Kelley Ivey’s and other outlets.
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