Birds Lose To Pelicans In Doubleheader Melee At New Orleans
In a windy New Orleans doubleheader the Pelicans defeated the visiting Birds 6 to 2 in game one as Charley Fritz shut down the attack with strong control and a spitball branch. Dexter ties the second game with a four bagger after Joe Rickert’s earlier run. Maxwell drives in the decisive hit and Bert holds the Pelicans to limited scoring as Brazelie falters before relief.
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Winar
Joona
Johny
Manning
Joe Rickert
Fae
Dexter
Joan Rickert
Manwell
Dyers
Matthew
Dundon
George Nite
Wailep
Pelicans
Bert
Matihewa
Rene
S.xin
Eroene Curt
Len Baber
Orar
Breitenstein
Leo
Clayton
Brazelie
Athletics Cop Create Contest Ends With Split Hitters
Abercrombie and Robert each allowed seven hits as Manchester faced Conqua Wil Tretrl in a tense contest. Athletics coordinated events, producing a close showdown with both sides showcasing steady defense and key moments.
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Abercrombie
Robert
Manchester
Conqua Wil Tretrl
Athletic Club Triumphs Over Toccoa In Local Baseball Field
The Atlanta Athletic Club extended its winning streak with a strong 6 to 0 victory over New Orleans and 15 innings against Little Rock. Roy Eiten showcased defense at the plate while Burgess Weldon starred with two doubles and a single. The Toccoa outfield trio Barnett Hill Nowell impressed as Johnny Cungus prepared to pitch again.
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Howell Foreman
Atlanta Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Toccoa
Roy Eitehen
Burgess
Athletics
Weldon
Barnett
Hill
Nowell
Toda
Johnny Cungus
Krebs Joins Senators as Perry Leaves Last Night
Memphis report notes Krebs, a Gulfport player from the Cotton States League, joining the Montgomery team to replace Claxton at third as Perry departs for Detroit. Game details include hits, stolen bases, and pitching events, with New Orleans beating Atlanta 6 4 in one game and Atlanta 1 in another. Time and officials listed.
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Memphis, Tenn
Krebs
Gulfport
Mont-gomery
Claxton
Perry
Detroit
Sam
Pwrilleer
Jordan
Wilkes
Frits
Ford
New Orleans
Atlanta
Time
Hne
Carpenter
Mine
Montgomery tops Memphis in fifteenth inning thriller
In Memphis Tennessee on August 26 Montgomery defeats Memphis 1 to 0 after Rabb’s wild throw and Greminger’s takeoff from second base, followed by Rockenfield’s long drive to center. Shielda and Lively pitched well, each allowing five hits over 15 innings. Also notes Rain delayed Readville grand circuit events, with races rescheduled.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rabb
Greminger
Punch
Rockenfield
Montgomery
Shielda
Lively
Nashville Takes Two From Wilthe Rock
Nashville won both games from Wilthe Rock. Perdue starred in the first game, while Kel lum’s wild throw in the second produced Little Rock’s only local runs. Key players included Hess, Betale, Wiseman, McElveen, Pardue and Buchanan with various hits and errors noted.
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Betale
Perdue
Atolen
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Wiseman
McElveen
Buchanan
Pardue
Preminger
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Butler
Seabaugh Perdue
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C Buchanan
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Daubert
Ib Butler
Seabaugh
Kellum
Bet Collina
C Griffin
Conner
Hesserthern
Wells
Beese
Northern
Nipth
Nashville
Tweta
Balle
Hart
Baseball News From Yesterday and Ongoing Series
Yesterday's sports page reports a 49 inning drought for the etivans, Champe off day in Mobile for a four game Benier, Harreld Jona bumped, Moran and Lord out, and Big Six Hurlhwit in Nash’s season return. Masgey’s Giants beat Barney Dreyfus' Chater at home in a late rally, Yankees and Tigers loom as potential World Series contenders as rain postponed all American League games. Captain EA Greminger’s Memphis game went fifteen innings with Ed scoring the winning run. Charley Rabb made an error aiding the loss.
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Mobile
Benier
Harreld Jona
Moran
Lord
Namne
Nash
Hile Hardy
Fly Fel
Masgey
Giante
Barney Dreyfus
Chater
Pirates
New York
Detrate
Cubs
EA Greminger
Memphis
Charley Rabb
Alabama Bars Negro From Football Game
Birmingham August 28 Special The University of Alabama and the University of Cincinnati signed to meet October 7 during the state fair. A clause barred any Negro players from either lineup. Coach Follard prepared for a possible game cancellation over the race stipulation. Decatur beat Lawrenceville 3-1 with Hulsey strong on bases. Acworth beat Marietta 3-2 in Marietta as about 1500 attended.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
University of Cincinnati
Alabama
Follard
Decatur
Lawrenceville
Hulsey
BR. H. B. Lawrencevilla
Batteriae
Lawrrenceville
Robinsom
Poe
Hulsey and Lockhart
Exum
Acworth
uhgUsese
Marietta
Lamon
Woodward
Bailey
Savitz
Jafitte
Castro
Schopp
Baugh Urges Stockdale Reinstatement After Directors Vote
R. H. Baugh, president of the local baseball association, says directors voted to reopen the case of pitcher Stockdale. Baugh supports reinstating the veteran despite the period of inactivity, noting the issue was discussed in Memphis and that Stockdale acted decently during the hiatus.
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Orm Farmingham
R. H. Baugh
Baseball Association
Stickdale
Memphis
Baugh
Stockdale
U. S. Infantry Marksmanship Wins National Trophy at Camp Perry
The U S infantry team captured the national trophy and $360 by winning the U S Army rifle team match at Camp Perry Ohio with 3224 points. Navy took second with 3210, cavalry third with 3180, Marine Corps fourth, Wisconsin fifth. 668 entered the national individual match featuring skirmish run and 200 yard rapid fire. Dortch of the navy led the individual contest early with 130.
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Congress
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Marine Corps
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National Guard
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Temor
Radabaugh Leaves Team in New Orleans
Pitcher Radabaugh received a telegram at the local headquarters announcing his mother is dying in Ripper Iowa. He was urged to return immediately to see her before she died and left the team last night for home in New Orleans.
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Ripper Iowa
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New Orleans
Hurlburt and Helm Join Volunteers
Memphis Tennessee August 26 Special catcher Ed Hurlburt and pitcher Ross Helm join the Nashville Volunteers in a crippled lineup to close out the season. Helm hails from the South Atlantic League champion Jacksonville club.
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Memphis. Tenn
Ed Hurlburt
Ross Helm
Jacksonvites
Nashville
Ed Greminger Named Manager for Montgomery Team
Memphis Tenn August 26 Special Ed Greminger who has managed Montgomery since Jimmy Ryan resigned has named a permanent successor to himself for next season in a correspondence shown to Montgomery officials.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ed Greminger
Montgomery
Jimmy Ryan
National news recap of Pittsburg and New York game results
National news recap covers Pittsburg at New York with a late surge by the Yankees and a three-run sixth for Pittsburg, listing scoring by innings, batteries, time, and umpires. also Chicago at Brooklyn final game in series with late misplays and hits, and American League games postponed due to rain.
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O'Day
Seure
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Brown
Kling
Pastorius
Ruiter
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Rudderham
Mobile 3 Birmingham 2 in Birmingham series opener
Mobile wins 3 2 over Birmingham as Hixon on mound for Mobile and Roehbertaine pitches well. Qui- Belder Wheat to join Friday against Atlanta. Raub homer for Birmingham. Raub replaces Bauer in ninth. Robertaille exits with 5 strikeouts over seven innings.
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Ala
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Remmarkable Dalphin
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Qui- Belder Wheat
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Daley
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Wheeler
Melrose Stakes Outcome At Empire City Races
Brother Jonathan won the Melrose selling stakes by a neck over Moquette on a muddy Empire City track. Four starters, Moquette favored, with Brother Jonathan and Trash coupled at 7 to 6. Other races list results with multiple horses and times across 0 to 6 furlongs.
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Trash
Empire City
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Rinxra
Alten
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Amer d'Or
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Rurna
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Ifingnar
Golden Shore
Tito
Castiewgod
Lord Stanhope
EA Telephone Talked About Fast Reliable Service
EA Telephone assures subscribers there is no red tape in repairing faults and stresses immediate investigation, thorough testing from switchboard to instrument, and on site checks when needed. It notes faster corrections and 24 hour vigilance with trained staff and complete trouble records.
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