Lookouts Rout Allen in Ninth Inning Victory at Ponce de Leon
The Lookouts beat the Crackers 2 to 1 at Ponce de Leon in a tight nine inning game. Moran made a spectacular running catch in the second inning and Caveny delivered a timely bunt for the go ahead run in the eighth. Clark pitched well for Atlanta while Allen struggled, and the Lookouts prepared to catch a train to New Orleans for Thursday’s game.
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Eee Moran
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Lee
Breitenstain
Bernhard
Washington 2 Elmerton 0 in pitchers’ duel
Washington defeated Elmerton 2 to 0 in Bitherton Ga on August 24 in a pitchers’ battle between Hunt and Wilder. A misplayed ball by Elmerton’s shortstop produced the only run, with Wil der making crucial breaks for Washington. Batteries Hilberton and Rider for Elmerton, Hunt and Stone for Washington. The two teams meet again tomorrow with Robertson of Columbus on the mound for Elmerton and Hyberton at Livingston for Washington.
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Elmerton
Bitherton
Hunt
Wilder
Taz
Binet Wilder
Hilberton
Rider
Frank Hunt
Stone
Gaia
Roberson
Columbus
Hyberton
Livingston
Golf club championship first round results noted
First round finished for the three flights at Druid Hijis Golf Club. Matches completed include Dowdell Brown over Gienn, Davidson over Cobb, Browne over Palmer, Hunter Perry over Lattimer, Heart over Adet, Mackle over King by default, Jemison over Warren, Harness over Atkykine, Carter over Alfriend, McRae over Futler.
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War-ren
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W. Alfriend
Stewly
B. McRae
W. A. Futler
Sporting editor answers questions on a batter, base runner, and error
A reader asks about a play with a man on third and one out. The batter hits to center, the runner on third does not tag home, and the center fielder throws late. The pitcher fields the ball and it rolls out of play. Is this ruled an error on the pitcher or what is the ruling?
Various Minor League Scores From Northern Circuits
International League results show Mont' 3 Prov'ce 9 and Harriet 0. Toronto beat Jer. Oy 6 with Roeh'r 4 Hichm'd 3. Winston-Salem topped Dur'm 1 Raleigh 6. Aghe'na 4 Groenet'o 1 and Ghari'ts 17 Dur'm. American Association notes MO'Kee 1 Col'bus 1 Ming's 7 Louta'tta 7. Birth 12 shrew't 47 Beaum't 7 Howst'n 1. Other day results in brief.
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Ghari'ts
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Louta
Where They Play Today Southern League Card Style
Where they play today across leagues lists cities and teams with matchups in the Southern and Federal Leagues, mentioning Birmingham Chicago Boston Detroit Brooklyn Newark Cleveland Philadelphia and others, noting game sites and pairings in a compact late era scorecard format.
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Philadel
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Newark
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Cry
Bklyn
Amateur Golf Draws 138 For US Championship
New York August 24 The United States Golf Association amateur championship closes with 138 players listed for the elimination rounds at Detroit Saturday 18 hole medal play Secretary Howard F Whitney noted post entries may lift the field above the 141 starters at Garden City two years ago Prominent names include Walter J Travig Findley Douglea and H Chandler Began RR Gorton PW Whittemore Oawala Kirkby Pred Hershoff Gilman Tiffany and John J Ward with three Canadians FG Hoblitzel Albert A Adams and George S Lyon among foreigners Play begins at 9 o clock Saturday and several southern players such as L R Munger Dillon Robert A Kampman Perry Adair J S Kendell Charles L Dexter and Alfred Ker are listed for entry.
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United States Golf Association
Howard F. Whitney
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Garden City
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H Chandler
RR Gorton
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Kwanok
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Oawala Kirkby
Pred Herreshoff
Gilman
Tiffany
John J. Ward
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Albert A. Adams
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Lyon
L. R. Munger
Dillon
Robert A Kampman
San Antonio
Perry Adair
Atlanta
J S. Kendell
Dallas
Charles L Dexter
Atlas
Alfred
Ker
Florida
Pittabars Take Two From Kansas City in Federal League Clash
Pittsburg gains first place by sweeping Kansas City in a twin bill 4 9 and 4 7. Knetzer pitched well in game one. Barger shut down the ninth inning rally in the second. Other results note Brooklyn beating Baltimore 14 6, Chicago defeating St Louis 4 3, and Buffalo defeating Newark 8 0 in pitchers’ duels.
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Jackiisen
Southern League: Chicks defeat Gulls in Mobile game
In Mobile on August 24 Memphis alt Covington pitched twelve strikeouts and the Chicks routed Mobile 5 to 2. Bushelman faltered late in the ninth after a late rally but Marritt covered and stopped Mobile as Covington dominated on the mound with several base hits aiding the win.
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Covington
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Boston
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Eibeler
Hen
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Behmidt
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Boston Triumphs 3 1 Over Detroit in Rough Game
American League report details Boston beating Detroit 3 to 1 as Coveleski and Stanage wild throws fueled three Boston runs. Bush and Cobb produced Detroit’s lone score with a fifth inning triple. Both teams compiled nine and eight hits respectively in a tense early season matchup.
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Detroit
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Cobb
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Cady
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Kelly to Stay with Crackers Through Saturday Game
Urgent requests from Barney Dreyfuss and Herbert Kelly confirm the Crackers will keep Kelly until after Saturday’s game with the Vols. President Dreyfuss urged immediate sending, while Vice President Nunnally eyes a final send-off for Kelly before his last Crackers appearance this season.
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Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Nationals
Herbert Kelly
Crackers
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Volg
Gleeram
Kelly
Nunnally
Pally
The
Vols
Pitcher Redding May Join Locals
Pitcher Redding, a standout of Jim Fox's Columbus Sally league winners last season, may become a Cracker. Redding worked out with the Crackers before yesterday's game and impressed manager greatly, who may urge a contract today to play him in Herb Kelly's spot the rest of the season.
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Jim Fox
Columbus
Crackers
Herb Kelly
Dr Mitchell Receives Surprise Gift From Crackers
Locals honor Dr Mitchell the Crackers physician with a surprise bench-side presentation before the Crackers vs Lookouts game. Manager Smith and Secretary Itheridge led the $60 gold gift to show esteem. The club has a yearly custom of giving a notable present, this year faced with a difficult choice. Dr Mitchell was moved, barely speaking as he thanked the players and shook each man’s hand.
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Lookouts
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Itheridge
Baseball scores and highlights from August games
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 11 to 6 as Toney pitched well for Reds and Reda fielders robbed Brooklyn. Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 to 1 behind Latone and Archer. St Louis routed New York 12 to 1 as Meadows held the Giants to five singles and Schupp had a rough outing.
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Snyder
Benton Awarded to McGraw's Giants
New York august 24 The National league board ruled that Ruba Benton is legally the property of the New York Nationals The Pittsburg club acted in good faith Benton pitched in the August 17 game won by Pittsburg over Chicago and the decision requires the Benton amount to revert to Pittsburg The case was decided by directors Charles H Ebbets and James Gaitney with the others disqualified for direct interest
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Ruba Benton
New York Nationals
National League Board
Pittsburg
Chicago
Benton
Cincinnati
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
James Gaitney
Boston
Evansville Wins Central League Pennant
Pittsburg August 24 The Central league season closed today with Evansville winning the pennant. The race was close and Evansville did not clinch the title until yesterday.
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Evansville
Bill Dahlen Visits Atlanta To Scout Southern League
Bill Dahlen former Brooklyn star and Dodgers scout visited Atlanta yesterday as a spectator at the Crackers versus Lookouts game. He plans to evaluate all Southern league teams before returning east.
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Shartstop
Brooklyn Nationals
Atlanta
Bill
Dodgers
Center Pigiter Pete Alison Hurt in Alabama League
Mobile report says center Pete Alison, hailed as the league’s fastest runner, was crippled today when hit by a ball thrown by Hitch Covington. He will miss several weeks, hurting Momphis’ chance.
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Ala
Pigiter Pete Alison
Hitcher Covington
Mom‘phis
Bluhm Bought by Cleveland Club in Trade
Cleveland announces the purchase of Flait Baneman Rea Blunm from New Orleans Southern Association. He will join the Indians at the close of the Southern season in Cleveland Ohio on August 24.
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Cleveland Americans Today
Fliat Baneman “Rea” Blunm
New Orleans Southern Association
Téany Me
Indians
Printers' Baseball Opens Second Round Winners Named
Philadelphia New York and Indianapolis and Cincinnati won in the second half of the opening round of the Union Printers National Baseball league tournament. Pittsburg Chicago and Detroit were eliminated. Winners plus Washington St Paul and St Louis advance to the semi finals to meet Thursday.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
Detroit
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