Again Crackers Fail to Hit Behind Kelly in Loss
Aitchison held the Crackers at bay as the Lookouts defeated Atlanta 3 to 0 in the final game of the series. Kelly struck out ten in seven innings but walked seven, and Bernhard miscalled a key plate play. Graff's eight assists highlighted strong defense for the Lookouts.
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Aitchison
Vols
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Herb Kelly
Tribe
Moccasin Bend
Alehisah
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
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Kelly
Bernhard
Atlanta
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Peters
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Bobbie
Lookouts
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Rumler
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Daley
McBride
Sanwa
Chattanooga
Ore Harris
A. McDonald
Williams
Lee
Moran
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Allen
Atolen
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Williama
Wild Bitch
Bernard
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ISENSATIONAL GAME WON BY THE RED SOX
Detroit and Boston play a dramatic 2 to 1Boston win after a thirteenth inning double by Scott. Ruth and James held Detroit to two hits over six, Crawford nearly tied it in the 13th, and Boston’s defense and timely hits sealed the victory.
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Mich
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Boston
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Speaker
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James
Ruth
Grant
Gardner
Barry
Thomas
Bush
Yeach
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Leonard
Hooper
Burny
Veach
Boland
Stanage
Redding to Join Locals Saturday for Crackers Hurling
Pitcher Redding of Jim Fox s Columbia Sally league champions will be signed by Manager Bill Smith Saturday to replace Herbert Kelly on the Crackers staff. Redding cannot join until after the locals game that day and will debut in a cracker uniform in one of the double header games with the Memphis Chicks on Monday.
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Jim Fox
Columbia
Bill Smith
Herbert Kelly
Crackers
Kelly
Memphis Chicks
Milton Reed to Sign with Locals This Week
Milton Reed, former Marist star, a free agent after stints with the Phillies and the Pacific Coast, will become a Cracker today by signing with the locals. Manager Smith plans a late reveal and Reed is set to play Friday against the Vols if announced tonight.
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Marist Col
Jeze
Phillies
Pacific Coast
Smith
Reed
Atlanta
Vols
Little Rock Splits Twin Bill With Birmingham in Alabama
Birmingham, Aug 5. Little Rock split a doubleheader with Birmingham, winning the second game 7 to 4 after losing the opener. Fincher pitched the latter, while Gibson provided the hitting highlight in both games.
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Birmingham
Ala
Little Rock
Fincher
Ste
Gibson
Newton County ALL-State Loses to Morgan County in Pitchers’ Duel
In Covington Ga on August 25 the Newton county ALL-State team fell 5 to 7 to the Morgan county squad. Both pitchers struggled as Morgan hitters pounded the ball. Smith had three hits in four at bats, Lea Terrell and Barnes added two each, Williams and Mashburn contributed key hits. Mashburn homered for the visitors. Battery Newton Roseberry Gibson, Morgan Lassiter Nicholson. Umpire Sull swell.
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Newton County
Morgan County
Smith
Lea Terrell
Barnes
Williams
Mashburn
Vistors
Williatoe
Teries
Newton
Roseberry
Gibson
Morean
Lassiter
Nicholson
Newton Oly
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Sullswell
Johnson Willard Fight Films Barred in Havana Fight
Portland Maine August 25 Admission to the Johnson Willard fight films from Havana last April is forbidden by a decree of Federal Judge Clarence Hale. The complaint by the Kalisthenic Exhibition Company of New York against Willis T Emmons collector of the port of Portland was dismissed.
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Maine
Johnson-Willard
Havana
Clarence Hale
Kalisthenic Exhibition Company of
New York
Willis T. Emmons
Montreal
Texas and International League Results Briefs
Baseball scores from several leagues note Whe Worth and Beaum two runs each, St. Paul and Minneapls tied, and Richmond beat Rochester. Carolina League games show Asheville Greenboro and Winston Salem with notable scores as off days mentioned for others.
Marquard Sold to Toronto Club Refuses to Go
New York August 25 Richard Rube Marquard was sold today by the New York Nationals to the Toronto Internationals. The Giants are to Bet Pitcher Hebbert in exchange. Marquard has declared his unwillingness to join the Toronto club and seeks his unconditional release. He starred with nineteen straight victories in 191? and pitched the long 21-inning win over Pittsburgh. The Nationals also announce the purchase of catcher Robert Schane from Pittsburgh for the waiver price.
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Richard
Rube
Marquard
New York Nationals
Toronto Internationals
Giants
Hebbert
Charma
Marquard I
Toronto
Pittsburg
Robert Schane
Pittsburg Nationals
Walter Schang
Philadelphia Americans
Henderson Shuts Out Ironton In Doubleheader
Lawrence Henderson of Charleston in the Ohio State league pitched a doubleheader to blank Ironton in the first game. He allowed five hits in the second game while Dan Haring pitched for Ironton in both games, giving up three hits in the first and five in the last.
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Charleston
W. Va
Lawrence Henderson
Ironton
Dan Haraing
Umpire Doyle Dismissed by American Association
Chicago August 25 President Chivington of the American Baseball association confirmed Doyle’s dismissal. Competence in baseball terms was not questioned but temperament made him unfit. A confrontation with Indianapolis manager Hendricks was cited as the culminating cause.
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Chicago
Chivjington
American Baseball Association
Hendricks
Indianapolis
Danielsville Takes Openers In Tie At Maysville
Danielsville defeated Maysville 4 to 4 in the opening game of a series. Errors by the locals cost the run, while Maysville managed only four scattered hits off Collier. Mize of Maysville stole second and third and then stole home with the ball in the pitcher’s hand. Batteries Maynville Collier Thurmond Danielsville Porterfield Gordon.
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Thurmond
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Porterfield
Gordon
Macon routs Dublin 13 to 1 in series finale
In Dublin Georgia on August 25 Macon defeated Dublin 13 to 1 in a lopsided afternoon game. Both teams quit after the seventh inning ending the series with Macon taking two of three. Dublin’s Dumas and Biount faced Macon’s Dewberry and Holloway amid a generally poor showing by Dublin.
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Biount
Dewberry
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Wilkes Barre pitcher no-hits Albany in game
Jerenh Meyers pitched a no hit game for Wilkesbarre in the New York State league defeating Albany. Only one runner reached first on a walk but did not score as the home team shut out the visitors.
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Jerenh Meyers
Albany
Nashville Vols Set For Final Season Appearance At Ponce De Leon
The Nashville Vols arrive for a three game series at Ponce de Leon to end their season. Changes include Davey Callahan joining the Vols from Louisville and George Horcher suspended by manager Schwartz. Following, Memphis Chicks visit for four games ending with a double header caused by a postponed game.
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Schwartz
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Giants and Pirates split twin bill in New York
National League action from New York and Brooklyn Brown. Giants beat Pirates 9 to 7 in the second game after New York won the first 6 to 2. In the first game Harmon allowed four hits for three runs in the eighth inning. Mamaux earned his fifth straight win over New York in the second game. Cards and Dodgers split a doubleheader with St Louis winning the first game 5 to 8 and Brooklyn taking the second game 3 to 2. Braves defeated Cubs 2 to 0 as Vaughn and Rudolph pitched well. Philadelphia swept Cincinnati 8 to 6 and 6 to 5 with Cravath and Luderus homering, Schneider and Lear contributing strong work.
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National tennis doubles title set for September 4
New York August 25 President Robert D Wrenn of the National Lawn Tennis Association named Saturday September 4 as the day for the national doubles championship at Forest Hills The entire day will be devoted to the match between the two California pairs M B E McLough nn and T G Bundy defending the title against Clarence Griffin and W M Johnston in a best three out of five sets
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Robert D. Wrenn
National Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
California
M. BE. McLoughnn
T. G. Bundy
Clarance Griffin
W. M. Johnston
Elberton defeats Washington in close baseball game
Elberton 7 Washington 1 in Elberton Ga on August 26 with Robertson on mound for Elberton and Livingston for Washington. Livingstons effort in relief falters as Elberton wins in the ninth with two on and two out. Elbertons right fielder doubles scoring two runs.
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Yankees Buy Gilhooley From Buffalo Internationals
Harrisburg August 26 New York Americans acquire outfielder Gilhooley from the Buffalo Internationals as Gilhooley leads the league in batting. Buffalo receives several players in return. One at Madras Madras Georgia August 25 From fat and near people gathered heat here yesterday at Theobus Petty's home Cowata counties most progressive planter and influential citizen, to enjoy a grand barbecue in honor of his brother ona wife Mr and Mrs L W Petty of St Louis
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New York Americans Today
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L. W. Petty
St. Louis
Kelly to Leave Crackers for Pirates After Saturday Show
Manager Smith announced Herbert Kelly the Crackers southpaw will depart after Saturday’s game against Nashville Velas. Saturday will be Kelly day at Ponce de Leon with fans certain to bid him farewell and good luck in the big show.
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Herbert Kelly
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Ponce de Leon
Federal League Minutely: Brooklyn and Baltimore Split Doubleheader
Baltimore and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with a 6 1 loss for Baltimore in the first game and a 4 2 victory in the second. St. Louis and Chicago also split a doubleheader, Chicago taking the second 4 2 after St. Louis won 4 2 in the opener. Pittsburg beat Kansas City 4 0, Buffalo edged Newark 4 3.
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Value cotton exports decrease in total value year over year
Washington reports show American cotton exports for the fiscal year ended June 30 fell in quantity by 787,002 bales but the total value declined by 234,257,929 dollars due to weak prices. Despite a June gain of 37,502 bales, exports to Britain, Spain, and Italy rose in volume while direct shipments to Germany, Austria, and Belgium were no longer feasible and France and Japan declined.
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Atlanta Quotations Atlanta Live Stock Market
Prices for steers cows hogs and miscellaneous beef and pork products are listed with ranges from $3.25 to $8.75 for cattle and $3.50 to $8.05 for hogs. Grocery delays and varied produce quotes follow, including canned goods flour meal and feeds corrected by local firms. Weather and market notes conclude with a crop and regional weather summary from the cotton belt for late August 1915.
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Lara
Suger
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Wheat and grain markets swing amid war and weather
Chicago notes a volatile wheat market driven by war news and forecasts. September futures at 91-2, December 87 3-4, corn reacting to wheat, oats and timothy prices listed with several grain grades. Provisions quiet, pork-led gains amid cautious trading. frost fears in Minnesota noted but not materialized.
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