Whiffs the Gold Roman Proposes Winter Baseball Rules Revision
President Comt of the Chicago White Sox suggests a winter meeting to revise baseball scoring rules. Calibronta raises the point, urging clarification of several bugbears, while noting a fine trophy collection and Californian dominance in titles. The article reflects on the approaching World Series with Giants favored over the Athletics and commentary on pitching injuries and records.
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Mack
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Bender
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Goombs
Tennis Title Match Planned at Atlanta Athletic Club
The club hosts a championship tennis tournament starting this afternoon on Hast Lake clay courts and continuing through next week. All players are entered, promising strong competition and a high level of play.
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Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
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Cubs 6 Pirates 1 at Pittsburg Missouri? Chicago routs Pirates 6-1
Cubs hammer McQuillan for five runs in the fourth inning as Chicago beats Pittsburgh 6 to 1. Cheney allows Carey to reach third on a wild pitch. Voix hits score on a fielder’s choice. Batteries Cheney and Archer. McQuillan Hendrix and Simon. Time 2:48. Umpires Kiem and Orth.
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Fragmented scores from multiple leagues and towns
A garbled list of scores and teams from American Association, International League, Appalachian and Virginia leagues, plus Texas and Federal leagues. Numerous city and team names are cut or misspelled, with several games incomplete or postponed.
Crackers Take doubleheader from Pelicans in rain shortened games
In New Orleans the Crackers swept a two game set with the Pelicans Friday. Conzelman pitched seven innings in the opener, allowing one hit while Agler and Long drove in runs. In the second game, a rain delay shortened play but the Crackers again scored early and held on as Smith and Welc h added key hits. Two more seven inning games were scheduled for today with Dent and Love expected to pitch for the Crackers against Atlanta's Pelicans.
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South Atlantic Scouts edges Ma con club 2 1 in close tilt
In Jacksonville Florida on August 29 the South Atlantic Scouts beat Macon 2 to 1 as Martin and Wilder pitched well but costly fielding errors by Prystick and Smith cost Macon. Pownall made a running foul catch to seal the win in the eighth.
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Ralph DePalma Wins Cobe Trophy Race
Elgin August 29 Two veteran drivers shared the honors of today's road race for the Cobe trophy Ralph DePalma and Toe Dawson. DePalma won the 302 mile grind in 4 31.58 with Dawson close behind in 4 39.52. DePalma drove a Mercer while Dawson piloted a Del Pas a new car. The course covered about 12 miles requiring 26 laps to complete. Ten thousand spectators watched as DePalma and Dawson battled after the tenth lap with several other entrants failing due to mechanical issues or accidents. Weather was fair and the crowd large with expectations of a bigger turnout tomorrow.
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Stallings Death Shocks Boston Baseball Circle
Mrs George T Stallings wife of Boston Nationals manager died at a local hospital after a long illness. Message arrives as Southern and National leagues report scattered games and scores across multiple cities. Lawrenceville defeats Monroe 7 to 3 highlighted by Paul Kelley homer.
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Davis and Freeman Tourney Reaches the Semi Finals
The fifth annual Davis and Freeman golf trophy tourney advances to semi finals this afternoon. Defending champs Tichenor and Blects are out. Remaining matches include Fay vs Rainwater, Bilen vs Dowdell Brown, Moore vs Stienn, Rose vs Darin g, Mellott vs Janes, and Warren to meet the semi winner.
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Valdosta Takes First Of Series In Rain Delayed Win
Valdosta defeats Thomasville 8 to 4 in the opening game of the post season series. Cheney pitched 3 1 3 innings, Roth allowed two runs in relief, and Hawkins led the Valdosta bats with three hits. Thomasville had five errors and multiple two run innings, with crowd of about 1900 watching from Valdosta and nearby towns. Second game set for Thomasville tomorrow.
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Naps blank Browns as Falkenburg shines
In St Louis on August 29, Falkenburg shut out the Browns with rapid curves and struck out ten as Cleveland built a 3 to 0 lead. Cleveland tallied three runs while St Louis made six in the late innings. Batteries Falkenburg Garisch Baumgardner McAlister Time 1:50 Umpires Dineen Sheridan Other three postponed.
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Cavalry Shots Win Team Match at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio August 29 The national revolver match was won by J H Snook of Columbus Ohio with 393 points There were 152 entries The rapid fire events were shot on the WB yard and ard ranges Miscellaneous placings included G B Orr Colorado second CN McCutcheon Colorado third and A J McNab United States Infant and Smith Colorado tied for fourth Official bulletins list class B Tirton trophy Alabama first Texas second Indiana third and Florida fourth Class B Zollwse Utah first Rhode Island second Montana third Wyoming fourth The weekend features a united set team match with four teams of twenty men and the Casey problem match to open at noon
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Langford to Fight Johnson for World Title in Paris
Sam Langford the Boston negro heavyweight meets Jack Johnson, the world champion, in a twenty round bout for the title to be staged in Paris December 20 at Cirque Du Parie. Langford to receive guaranteed pay and a share of receipts. Johnson seeks money and Langford has pressed for another title clash since a defeat seven years ago.
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Woodman's Opinion Sparks Paris London Match Debate
In Paris and London, officials frowned as the Woodman voices criticized the ongoing match. The comment drew concern over fairness and conduct, signaling potential scrutiny from authorities and organizers.
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Races Postponed At Motors Drome For Benefit Night
Rain caused postponement of the M'Neil benefit races at the motors drome last night. The event will be run next Friday night with a feature Australian purgult race. The next regular radio program is set for Monday night.
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