Bill Smith on the Lines Would Infuse Needed Pep
The locals capped Wednesday in Birmingham winning 4 to 4 to even the series with Molgsworth. Moran’s triple and Yunner’s double fueled the attack while Herb Kelly pitched well. The piece suggests manager Smith move to the lines to boost offense and discipline, with salary shifts debated to permit a playing manager.
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Dilek Feminen
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Herb Kelly
Couthpaw
Where They Play Today Southern League Schedule Snarled List
A garbled OCR style listing shows teams and cities across the Southern and Georgia Alabama leagues. Entries include Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago Detroit St Louis and numerous minor league pairings with many unreadable fragments, indicating a broad schedule page with scattered team placements and locations.
Southern League recap: Vols beat Travelers 2 0 and Chattanooga rallies fail
Nashville wins 2 to 0 as Kissinger holds Little Rock to three hits. Couchman allows 2 runs on 10 hits. Chattanooga fails to overcome an early deficit, but rallies in the ninth fall short. Scoring and pitching details include bases, hits, and errors for both games.
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Pelicans Bow to Gulls in Mobile Doubleheader
In Mobile on June 20 New Orleans Pelicans split a doubleheader with the Mobile Gulls, losing the first 3 to 1, then winning the second 5 to 4. Key plays included Pezotd driving in two on a third inning single for New Orleans and Nocehn delivering a two-run homer in the second game. Pitcher Covington held New Orleans to two hits in game two while Smith shut out the Pelicans in game one. Umpires were O'Toole and Breitenstein.
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Phillies Fall to Braves A 6 5 Clash at Philadelphia
National League action features Boston beating Philadelphia 6 to 5 after Cravath’s drive bound off Conally injuring him. Evers leaves with a lame ankle as Boston edges ahead. scoring shows Boston 6 0 0 6 0 0 2 0 0 and Philadelphia 2 0 6 4 2 0 1 0 0.
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Yankees Take 1st Game as They Beat Senators 4 1
New York takes the opener in Washington series by 4 to 1 behind a two run double by a New York batter in the third and Martael's homer after Cook's single in the sixth. Warhop scatters Washington hits for a solid pitching effort. Batteries: Ian Hopner Henry Warhop Sweeney.
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Runner on Base Hit Infield Fly Rule Clarified
The text explains that a runner on base is out if a batted ball is touched at infield fly time and Gelder drops the catch, unless first and second or first and third are occupied and the umpire has called an infield fly.
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Carrollton Beats Cedartown 7 to 4 to Win Series
Carrollton won the final game 7 to 4 at home on June 20 securing the series. Henry pitched effective ball and the defense supported him with outstanding play. Batteries Carrollton Henry and Winston. Cedartown Robinson and Smith.
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Brunswick tops Thomasville in flag league clash
In Brunswick Thomasville fell 4 to 2 after Stewart dominated hosts. Batting highlights included two homers by McMillan for Dothan and strong pitching by Baker Dickerson for Valdosta. rain interrupted Jon Faimenville’s game with Dothan as timekeeper.
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Newark Franchise Goes to Harrisburg in ILB Shift
The Newark franchise of the International League was transferred to Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The move follows a league meeting and the Newark club’s request. The first Harrisburg game is slated against Jersey City on Friday with no further changes expected.
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Nebraska festings Win in Senoia names
Fragmentary OCR notes report Nebraska Indians and teams including Senoia and Putnam, with scattered names like Battar Benoia Renail Sweetgrass and Cleghorn. Details of event, date, score, or context are unclear due to the damaged text.
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American Association and Virginia League Scores Highlight Night
Baseball results list varied scores including Alvin's 4, Run City 6, St Paul 6, Milne 2. Cleveland 10, Columias 7. Buffalo 4, Toronto 4. Jersey City 3, Rich 6, Newk 4.1. Virginia League Porte 3, Suttoe 2, Porta 2, Rocky 6. Newpt News 5. Nork-Pau rain. Shrev 4, Ht Worth 5, Beau t
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Ringer Tourney for W E Browns Trophy Starts July 20
Druid Hill Golfer s contesting a ringer tournament for the W E Browns trophy begins July 20 and runs through September 4. Players record their lowest scores on each hole with cards signed by opponents. the one with the best overall ringed score after eighteen holes is winner. Six players may participate with daily play allowed and one card turned in each day.
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Buffalo Buffs Rally Past St Louis in Sixteenth Victory
Federal League notes Pittsburgh, Baltimore games report Baltimore loses 9 to 1 as Dickson and O Connor lead Buffalo batting. Chases and Blair key hits boost Buffalo, while St Louis falls behind with inconsistent defense. Brooklyn and Kansas City split a late-season tilt as Wiltse debuts for Brooklyn. Chicago tops Newark 7 to 6 with late scoring surge.
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Brady Leads In Bay State Golf Open Halfway
Mike Brady of Wollaston leads the Massachusetts open midway after 36 holes in Brookline with a 144. Walter C. Hagen, former U S Open champion, trails two strokes back. Gilbert Nicholls is third at 149 and J M Barnes stands fourth at 150. Francis Ouimet and Thomas J McNamara are tied for fifth at 151.
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Foxes 2 Indiane 1 in Savannahs muddy clash
In Savannah Georgia the Foxes edged the Indians 2 to 1 after a pitchers battle featuring Robertson and Snalwood. Columbus and Macon also played two tight games with Macon winning 2 to 0 in Augusta after a strong pitching effort by McManus and Davenport. Cain homered for Charleston in an 84 victory over Albany, while Columbia swept Jacksonville in a doubleheader 13-7 and 4-1. Time and umpires noted for all games.
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Rocky Mount Wins First Half Pennant in Virginia League
Rocky Mount defeated Newport News today by a score of 7 to 3 to clinch the first half pennant in the Virginia League. The teams were tied at the start of play, and Rocky Mount now faces the winner of the second half in the season championship.
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Baxtey Wins Two In Doubleheader Over Jesup
Baxley swept a doubleheader against Jesup, winning 6 to 1 and 4 to 3. Heavy hitting by Tuten fueled the first win, with five hits in seven tries. Batteries: Baxley Branch Barnes versus Jesup Majeste Strickland.
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City Tennis Tourney Second Round Opens at Piedmont Park
Rain delayed the city tourney as the second round of singles begins this afternoon at Piedmont Park courts. Matches include Cox versus Harris and Wootten versus Wilson with doubles postponed until two singles rounds finish. Colonel Sherman Marley, recently sworn in as Laurel Delaware mayor at 24, stands as the era’s youngest elected Republican.
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Spissors Mayer to Jon Benedicts in Philadelphia
James E Mayer pitcher for the Villadelphia National League club and Eleanor Jocher of 2740 North Immer Street obtained a marriage license at City Hall and planned to wed by Rabbi Krauskopf. Mayer, age 28, said the wedding might wait until season end while Jocher stated she is 20. Mayer vowed she would watch him win the World Series this year.
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Georgia Alabama Baseball: LaGrange Talladega Narrow Run
In a tight Talladega at LaGrange game the visitors rallied in the late innings to take the lead on Baker’s heavy hitting. Baker had two doubles and three singles as Talladega edged LaGrange 5 to 4. Umpire Daveen. Also note: Atlanta area Newnan beats Anniston 10 to 3 with Terry pitching a sharp game.
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Baseball Series Warms Cedar Town Victory Over Cedartown
In Montezuma Georgia on June 20 two local teams, Cedar Town and Cedartown, battled through an 11 inning game with strong pitching from Hunt and Meehan and key hits by Lartacq and Elias. Cedar Town pulled ahead late, winning 4 to 3 as the crowd watched a tight, error-free contest despite darkness delaying finish.
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