Whiffs Bisland Sets Southern League Fielding Record
The article notes Bisland’s stellar Saturday in the game against the Billikens, setting a Southern league fielding record with fourteen chances and one put out. It compares his feat to earlier records by Hartstop, Bill Lindsay, and Milton Stock, and discusses implications for upcoming games between the Crackers, Gulls, Barons, and other teams, along with roster concerns and star performances.
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Bisland
Ahartstop
Bill Lindsay
New Orleans Fellcans
Pacific Coast
Milton Stock
Mobile
Bleland
Stock
Baseball scores from Southern and other leagues with multiple games
Ergebnisse list with scores across leagues including Southern League Atlante 8 Monteme 3 and National League matchups. Chattanooga beat Muntzon 9 runs as Coveleskie starred, with detailed box notes and era-era statistics.
Unconventionalities
A fragmented humorous monologue from The Urbagy Tribune mocks courtroom banter and social pretensions. It parodies legal rhetoric and gendered social expectations with terse dialog and sarcastic asides.
Turtles and Crackers Draw Eleven-Inning Tilt at Ponce de Leon
In a near twilight game at Ponce de Leon, the Turtles and Crackers battled 11 innings to a 3-3 tie. Conzelman and Lischardt pitched well. errors fueled all three Turtles runs in the sixth while the Crackers answered with two in the eighth and a late threat thwarted by prudent defense.
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Dick Jemison
Turtles
The
Crackers
Ponce de Leon
Poncey
Jon Conzelman
Glen Lischardt
Long
Atlanta
Ward
Turties
Merritt
Leng
Baerwald
Love
Gunzelman
Baerweld
Binland
Brazy
Agler
Gulis 7 Barons 2 as Mobile wins in eighth inning
In Birmingham Alabama on August 25 Dave Robertson hit a two run homer to break a 3-3 tie in the eighth, giving Mobile a 7 2 victory. Prough and Hogg pitched well until the late rally, and Mobile added two more runs in the ninth to seal the win.
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Als
Dave Robertson
Prough
Hogg
Li Tine
Mobile
Philadelphia Becomes Stifled by Plank in Loss to Athletics
In St Louis on August 25 Philadelphia managed only three runs on five hits as Plank shut them out with 11 strikeouts. Leverenz started poorly, and Stovall was banished for disputing a call. Final score 5-0 with Philadelphia totaling three runs across the game and St. Louis adding two early.
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Coulon Defeats Jackson in Bantamweight Bout
Eddiel Coulon of New Orleans earned the decision over Nate Jackson of Panama City in a last S round here tonight. Jackson was the aggressor but Coulon showed superior ring generalship. Oklahoma boutpunches battered Jackson while Coulon remained relatively unmarked.
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Memphis, Tenn
Eddiel Coulon
New Orleans
Nate Jackson
Panama City
Jackson
Coulen
Conlon
Royston Beats Elberton In First Of Three
Royston Georgia edged Elberton 6 to 5 in the opening game of a three game series on the local diamond. Royston showcased heavy hitting in the sixth inning, with batteries listed as Elberton Rich and Rice and Royston Blackman and Sumpter.
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Elberton
Rich and Rice
Blackman
Sumpter
Savannah Blanks Macon In 4 0 Win At Home
Savannah pitchers Robertson and Giebal overtake Macon with a 4 to 0 victory on local grounds. Robertson notch his fifteenth win, while Macon drops to 1-7. Score by innings shows Savannah 009 300 0 4 and Macon 000 000 0 0. Umpire Leary.
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Miller
Time
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Basen
National League Results and Standings Summary
Baseball roundup from national league games: Boston beats Pittsburg 7-4 in a ninth inning finish aided by hits and errors, with Robinson exiting and McQuillan closing. New York edges Cincinnati 2-1 after a two-run rally, Crandall delivering the game winner. Philadelphia shuts out St Louis 3-0 behind Rixey and strong defense. Chicago defeats Brooklyn 5-4 in a seventh-inning tension-filled win as Lavender secures the mound victory.
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Peel to Start Sweepstakes at Motordrome Feature Race
Colonel William L Peel will start the three heats of his namesake sweepstakes at the Motordrome tonight, a 3 4 and 5 mile event using the French scoring system. Six riders ride for Peel with proceeds Friday benefiting Jack McNeil's mother in Edinburgh Scotland in a benefit program.
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Colonel Peel
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Renel
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Where They Play Today Southern League matchups
Memphia in Ausata hosts two games with a 2 15 start. Montgom y plays Chagiin New Orleana in Nabiell ya Mobile ta B ham. Albany travels to Charles n Columbus in Janky le. Maso meets Savannah. Pitubarg meets Boston. Chicago faces Brooklyn. Grautand plays New York. Sti tn Phils versus Washton in Chicago. Phila hosts St Gauls. Boeton plays Detroit. New York travels to Cleveland. Empire State Leamne Yaidnata at Thomasyle. Brans s to Wayer s. Cordele hosts Americus.
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Questioning Bisland’s assists in Saturday game
Sporting editor answers a reader dispute over official scoring. The letter argues Bisland should receive an assist on a throw to Dunn after umpire Rudderham ruled a runner safe. the writer contends Dunn’s error would still credit Bisland if Dunn mishandled Elsland’s perfect play.
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Tick Jemison
Sporting
Hisland
Bisland
Dunn
R. M
Rudderham
Els F Jand
Union City Defeats Battle Hill 8 6 in Tight Season Climb
Union City beat Battle Hill 8 to 6 last Saturday, extending its winning streak to eighteen games. Earlier, the team lost two season games to Battle Hill but then won twice against Elam. Key performance came from Patton of Elon City who struck out eleven batters.
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Union City
Battle Hill
Elam
Patton
Elon City
Sleven
Nen
Kid Collier to pitch for Red and Black next spring
Athens Ga August 25 Special It is announced that H L Coller former Tech staff pitcher will join the Red and Black team for the coming season He has notified Coach Cunningham that he will enroll at Georgia for special work and transfer his athletic allegiance from Atlanta to Athens with aim to defeat former teammates Red and Black fans cheer the acquisition of Col
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H. L. Coller
Tech
Cunningham
Georgia
Atlanta
Col
Cross-Dundee Fight Postponed After Vernon Death
The Cross-Dundee bout scheduled for September 1 at the Vernon Arena was postponed indefinitely in deference to the death of John Bull Young. Cross himself suggested delaying to allow further investigation into Young’s death and possible legal action looms over prize fights in Vernon and beyond.
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Cal
Johnny Dundee
Verfon Arena
John (Bull) Young
Cross
Young
Vernon
Jess Wizard
Camnitz Not Sore Over Transfer From Pittsburg
Pittsburg August 26 Howard Camnitz former star pitcher of the Pittsburg National League club along with his wife and child left for Philadelphia. Camnitz and Bobby Byrne were traded last Saturday to Philadelphia for Doolan and cash. Camnitz said he would seek his best work with the big power noting it is baseball business to be transferred.
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Howard Camnitz
Philadelphia
Camnitz
Bobby” Byrne
Doolan
Philladelphia
Big Power
Sald
Hanson Named Tulane Athletic Director From Michigan
C A Hanson longtime Michigan Physical Director was appointed athletic director of Tulane University. He will report in New Orleans on September 13 and assumes duties after arriving August 25.
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Tulane
New Orleans
C. A. Hanson
University of Michigan
Tulane University
Tennis Champion Meets Williams in National Championship Final
Newport August 26. Williams Jr of Philadelphia and Maurice E McLoughlin of San Francisco won their places in the finals of the all comers tournament for the national lawn tennis championship. Williams defeated Niles in four sets 6-4 7-5 3-6 6-1 and McLoughlin beat Johnson in straight sets 8-0 7-5 6-1.
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Norris Wilams, Jr
Philadelphia
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
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Boston
Williams
Wallace
Empire State League game caps lucky seventh rally
Americus tops Cordele 10 to 5 in a seven inning rally powered by Grady Bowen s homer and key hits from Bernsteins and Eubanks. Me gave up six hits for Cordele while Wilder struggled in relief. Dacey started for Americus and Manches ter umpired.
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Read Dacey
Baby Wilder
Grady Bowen
Khiman Bernsteins
Eubanks
Rae
Wilder
Howden
Datey
Manchester
De Palma Sets Fast Open Practice Pace at Elgin Racecourse
In Higin, AL, August 26, Ralph De Palma posted the fastest lap in official Elgin race course practices for the upcoming Friday and Saturday events. His 7:43 for the 812 mile track topped the field as three Pacag plots, including Pullen and Wishart, attempted laps amid a slippery surface from recent oil. Joe Dawson also ran a single lap.
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Elgin Automobile Race Course
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California initiative seeks to end prize fighting
Los Angeles Aug 25 State Senator William Brown author of the anti prize fight bill defeated by the last legislature announced initiative petitions would be circulated to prohibit prize fighting in California. The death last Saturday of John Young from injuries after a bout with Jess Willard has spurred opposition and Vernon promoters said all scheduled bouts were called off while awaiting the initiative outcome.
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Cal
William ©. Brown
Californa
John Young
Jess Willard
Vernon
Deaf Rooters Cheer in Silent Ball Game at Cleveland
Two hundred deaf spectators attended today’s American League game as delegates to the National Association of Deaf convention. They cheered with their hands for the Naps and the Yankees, guests of President Sommers of the Cleveland club.
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