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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
10
Local team struggles against Chattanooga, losing three straight as hitters like Holland drive the offense while McConnick and staff seek new tactics. Fielding miscues and broken breaks hurt results. fans urge sustained offense and pinch hitting improvement to turn around the home stand.
Chattanooga on June 20 saw Lookouts crush Williams and sweep the series. Cracker pitchers struggled early, then failed to contain Lookouts as timely hits and stolen bases fueled a decisive win. Jennings starred in baserunning while Welchonce and Holland delivered key hits and runs.
Nashville bats pound Memphis as Mobile wins 4-0 in a rain-delayed game. Calihan and Paulet lead with multiple singles and a triple, while Mims and Callihan spark late offense. Townsends and Benn hold Memphis to four runs, and Mobile claiming the series with strong pitching and clutch hitting.
Anniston downed Talladega 12 to 4 in a high scoring game marked by sharp fielding by Rome and clutch drives at the plate. Vanderveer limited Newnan to three hits as Gadsden defeated Newnan 4 to 0 with Jewellyn power in the ninth. LaGrange edged Selma 5 to 4 in a tense duel as both starters locked in and the bases stayed full late.
In a tense match, Harry Holland emerges as top batsman amid a chaotic scoring run by rivals. The game features scattered innings, with several players contributing inconsistent scores and a few notable shots that underscore the contested effort between teams.
Piighier Dave Roth notes 10 Barons in a report with phrases about White Seshi and a Utd with Ce Binnisham club de Kotiations. Roth led Baltimore to 22 wins last season in the International league and is seen as a strong figure for a spring campaign.
A letter from August Hersmia urged Armando Marsans to return to the Cincinnati Reds after recent injuries and court injunctions. The missive claimed the club remains willing to integrate him under terms and asked Marsans to join the squad promptly. League officials suggested the letter aimed to set a legal point rather than rebuild the team.
The circuit court affirmed the lower court's denial of a temporary injunction in the case involving Bill Killifer. The court upheld the decision to dismiss the complaint unless additional substantial evidence is produced. The dispute centers on Killifer’s contract with Philadelphia Nationals and the Chicago Federals restraining order attempt.
JH Hailey and Nowind House of Hartwell Ga arrived in Atlanta at R30 odlock after a record 11 mile run. They left Hartwell at 2:30 and reached Atlanta at 6:30. They paused one hour five minutes for breakfast and a puncture repair and twenty five minutes for a broken spring, making actual running time four hours and thirty minutes.
In Pana in June 80 the courts authorized an attachment against Tack Johnson the fighter on claims by two creditors for 2500 and 1120 dollars respectively, provided no appeal is entered within a fortnight. The alleged Tack claim they were to require these sundry sums from Johnson on Saturday nights.
The South ern Intercollegiate Athletic Association faces a crucial meeting at the Georgians Terrace at 10 oclock. Representatives from Georgia, Vanderbilt, Mercer, Auburn, Clason, Sewanee, Florida, Alabama and others will debate association rules and possible withdrawal threats by Vanderbilt. The outcome could reshape college athletics in the south, with changes likely to affect Georgia, Florida, Alabama and the major universities.
The Crackers start a 14 game home stand this afternoon with pivotal games against the New Orleans Pelicans. Teams to host double headers and a heavy travel schedule follow as key pennant race implications hinge on performance. Dent and Perryman lead pitching for the Crackers with several multiple-game starts noted.
Cleveland took the early lead 5 to 3 and held on as Hamilton and Duier powered a late push. The Browns, with key hits from Langdon and teammates, secured the win while Chicago, Detroit, and Washington also posted decisive scores in the day’s baseball action.
Baseball scoreboard note shows Albany, Macon, Savannah games with innings by innings tallies, batteries, umpires, and final scores. Mentions Batter names Voss Basham White Moran Gurs Snyder and Wallace with multiple team abbreviations and locations including Albany Macon Savannah Augusta. Game summaries reflect runs by innings and final tallies.
Los Angeles lightweight Joe Azevedo substituted for Ad Wolgast in a twenty round bout set for July 4 as Wolgast trained yesterday and suffered a broken arm. The Tigers of Los Angeles arranged the replacement.
In Philadelphia and Boston Sanpane Poston led a doubleheader with the visitors taking the first game 14 innings to 13 and Boston winning the second 8 to 2. Highlights include late scoring bursts and strong pitching from Thaxelphia and Foxton, with umpires Hart and Fagler officiating.
Waverons top Brunswick 7 to 4 as early innings set the pace. Americus edges Thomantic 4 to 3 with strong pitching from Fast and Dudiev. Valdosta erupts for 14 runs in a decisive win while Cordete capably handles Cordete 12 to 4.
Umpire Vitter clashed with police after a game in Augusta amid claims of poor officiating this season. He allegedly assaulted an officer with his mask after threats were heard, then was arrested along with two bystanders as fans gathered.
British experts after viewing Harvard and Union Boat Club crews on the Thames expressed doubt about whether the Americans could win the grand challenge this year. They compared the cross Atlantic oarsmen to English rowers and noted the Americans had developed a remarkable speed that surprised English aquatic sportsmen and reinforced high hopes for the visitors.
Chicago reports that Bert Niehoff, third baseman from Cincinnati, has signed with the Chicago Federals of the Federal League. Manager Joe Tinker confirmed Niehoff’s move from the National League and said the player left for St Louis tonight. The note also advertises Ideal Flour for light house keeping.
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