Americans Win Races in Henley Meet
Two Americans James B Auer of Boston and Robert Dibble the Don Rowing Club Toronto amateur champion, won their preliminary heats for the diamond scull at Henley. William Tudor Gardiner and Paul Withington were eliminated. Four heats for the grand challenge cup will be rowed tomorrow with Union Boat Club Boston and Winnipet expected to challenge Thames Rowing Club.
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Robert Dibble
Don Rowing Club
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Orioles May Move to Richmond in Big League Swap
Richmond Virginia July 1 a deal was closed pending league sanctions to move the Baltimore team to Richmond in the International Baseball League The Richmond Virginia League franchise would move to Lynchburg If approved the Baltimore club would play its first game here within a week shedding light on a major regional franchise shift
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Buck O'Brien Sold to the Memphis Club
Indianapolis reports that pitcher Buck O'Brien was released by the Indianapolis Americal Association club to the Memphis club of the Southern Association. O'Brien, who came to Indianapolis from the Boston American League, joins the Memphis team effective July 1.
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Memphis
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas
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Southern Association
O'Brien
Boston
Norman Brookes defeats German in Wimbledon singles match
Norman Brookes of Australia defeats Otto Froitzhein, the German champion, in the all comers men’s singles at Wimbledon. The score reads 6 6 1, 6 7, 4-5, 8-8. Brookes will later face A F Wilding in the tournament.
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Enstand
Norman
Brookes
Australia
Otto Froitzhein
A. F. Wilding
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Raettle
Amateurs Triumph in Three-Game Madison Series
Madison teams swept Washington in three ball games this week with a 3 to 0 afternoon score. Stokes and Orr backed Madison’s victory while Washington featured Theesling Stone Thorpe and Douglas fields. Umpire McDonald presided as Madison dominated the slate.
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Orr
Theesling
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Thorpe
Douglas
Dougls
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Wagner
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Questions Answered by Atlanta Sportscaster Jemison
The Constitution’s sporting editor Dick Jemison fielded reader queries on Georgia Alabama league racers, best Southern League pitchers and batters, Birmingham’s finish, and Annette Kellerman’s feats. He confirms Riverdale summer school openings and Holland development plans, noting several cast of contenders and notable players like Joe Jackson.
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Constituton
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Jennings
Atlanta
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Crackers Win Opener as Weaver Passes Spark Rally
Crackers halted a losing streak by beating the Pelicans 7 to 4 in Mobile. Weaver issued six walks and two hit batters but his teammates bunched eight hits to back Perryman’s strong six innings and McConnell, Welchonce, Holland and Eibels drove in the runs.
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South Atlantic Babies 5 0 Gamecocks 0
Score by innings shows Albany a 6 10 4 line against Columbia 2 0 0 9 5. Batteries South and Wilson. Ever ett and Chalker time 1.43 umpire Pender Gulia 2 Foxes 3. Score by Innings Columbus 0-9 0 9 0 Charleston 2 0 0 0 2 4 batteries Camnitz Krebs Spade Marshal time 1:30 umpire Lauren Tourists 5 Indiane 3 score by innings Savannah 1 1 9 0 0 1 0 10 2 6 2 Augusta 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 x 1 3 1 batteries Causey Gust Stone Wallace time 145 umpire Witter Seoutn 9 Peachen 8 score by innings ROH EL Macon 1 1 0 3 3 9 6 0 8 11 5 Jacksonville 12 15 0 10 0 1 0 0 9 14 12 batteries Golden Machin Basham Peargon Jolly Burmeister White time 1 60 umpire Moran
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Today’s baseball matchups across leagues mix cities and teams
A scattered schedule lists games in the Southern Association and other circuits across cities such as Atlanta Mobile Chattanooga Nashville Birmingham Montgomery Memphis Savannah Augusta Jacksonville Detroit New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Kansas City Indianapolis Baltimore Brooklyn and regional Georgia Alabama leagues.
Washington Wins Third Straight Over New York in July Game
Washington defeated New York 7 to 4 in a timely offensive showing led by McHale and Cole. Shaw struggled but clutched key spots with support lacking for New York. Milan stole home. Raih misfired throughout. Score by innings shows New York 1 0 1 0 0 9 2 4. Washington 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 x. Batteries McHale Cole Sweeney Shaw Harry. Time, umpire Chill Sheridan. Only one played. Fourth of July rates via W and A Railroad. Tickets on sale July 2 3 4 Return limit July 7 1914. C E Harman, general passenger agent.
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Cincinnati
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St Louis
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Feds Offer To LaRue Kirby Shown By Gilmore
Mobile Alabama July 1 Former New York Giant Larue Kirby, then with Mobile in the Southern league as a leading hitter, received an offer from Federal league president Gilmore. Kirby reportedly declined, saying he did not want to play outside organized baseball.
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New York Giant
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Gilmore
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Bashall
Philadelphia Triumphs in Two Games Over Boston
Philadelphia wins both ends of a doubleheader in Boston, 7 to 2 and 2 to 0. Davis on the mound for Boston is battered in the first game, Gowdy argues a call in the second, and Alexander shines in relief for Philadelphia. Fast scoring by innings shows Philadelphia overpowering Boston with timely hits and strong defense.
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Georgia Alabama League Opens With Selma Victory
Selma wins 2 1 over Talladega in Selma Alabama on July 1 after Burke scores the deciding run on Weaver Cowan’s RBI single with two outs in the ninth. Opelika defeats LaGrange 7 0 in a game marked by three costly errors and a Cantley homer. Rome takes both games from Newnan in a twin bill, 2 1 and 2 0, with extra innings in the opener and a shutout in the second aided by timely hitting and pitching.
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Seven southeastern colleges threaten new SI A A alignment
A Atlanta meeting of seven colleges including Georgia Tech Alabama Sewanee and Auburn debated calling a special SI A A session on July 15 1914 to consider equal educational standards rule changes and eligibility issues. Vanderbilt Clemson discussed authority and potential new organization formation if Riggs refuses to call the meeting.
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Hugh Gordon
Georgia League Scores and Batting Details From Several Games
Cordele beats Valdosta 11 to 10 in a high scoring Georgia League match with key players Norman Obrion Lingem Hall Bankston. Brunswick defeats Waycross 4 to 2 with Mall Schuman Wood Gordon on the batteries. American over Thomasville 32 to 5 with Poole Merchant Wilkes J Dudley Carpenter Geary Bierra Umpire Gentle.
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Waycross
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Canada names her Davis Cup team
Canada today nominated a four member Davis Cup team to represent the dominion. Nominations were received by Davis Cup committee secretary R C Wrenn. The players named are Ian Schwengers Powell of Victoria BC, Mayers of Winnipeg, and Sherwell of Toronto.
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Winnipeg
Sherwell
Toronto
Georgia Tennis Continues In State Tournament Round Two
Georgia State tennis rounds proceed amid rain with Vernon McMillan advancing toward Ed Carter in the third round. Ramspeck beats Garrett Porter in straight sets 6-2 6-3 while Harry Ashe shines. Mixed doubles start at 3 pm with several pairings listed for today’s schedule.
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Federal League Scores St Louis Over Kansas City 7 to 4
St Louis wins 7 to 4 over Kansas City in a game with varied innings and a two-player batteries layout Crandall Chapman Adams Culiop Easterly. Brooklyn 7 Duffalo 5 featured a close finish with multiple pitchers in a limited two-player participation.
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