Incomplete OCR Sports Brief for Toca Team versus Cracker
Fragmentary text indicates Toca Team facing Cracker with strong form. Mentions a decisive game and strong expectation for Toca Team to win. Details on players, venue, or date are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary text indicates Toca Team facing Cracker with strong form. Mentions a decisive game and strong expectation for Toca Team to win. Details on players, venue, or date are unreadable.
WHIFFS eME ONACKERS won six of ten as they split in New Orleans and Memphis, split in Montgomery, and swept both games from the Gulls. The team hit 48 times in four games, with 26 reaching the rugs, while pitching shows progress. Acquisitions include Fop Boy Clarence Smith and hopes rise that Paul Muller can command the plate.
The men’s and mixed doubles finals for the Georgia state tennis title are set for this afternoon at Piedmont Driving Club starting at 3 o’clock. In men’s doubles Grant and Thornton face Mansfield and Smith. rain halted the second set at 7-7 after a 6-4 first. The mixed doubles pit Miss Muse with E V Carter Jr against Miss Stanton and Dr Nat Thornton. best two of three sets determine the outcome.
A brief northern excursion report outlines a mountain trip in western North Carolina. The piece notes routes and landscape features, including valleys and ridges, with emphasis on travel experience and scenic value.
Mobile league leaders suffer 8 1 defeat to Atlanta with Musser strong on the mound. Welch, Alpermann, and Bailey spark visitors as Finn contemplates roster changes for Birmingham Fourth of July. Chattanooga and Montgomery games also note strong defense and double plays in similar July 2 action.
Wallop Smith, the Cracker’s hard hitting third baseman, passed Tommy Long in the batting race after Wednesday’s game against the Gulls. Joe Agler moves up to fifth, with local batting figures showing several players contending, including Walch, Alperman, and Chapman among others.
The qualifying round for the Presidents Trophy golf event at East Lake on July 4 initiates the tournament. Players must complete first and second rounds by July 10, semifinals by July 17, and the 46 hole final by July 20 with entries expected to be large.
The entry list for the big field and tracks meet at Piedmont Park closes. Nine events will be contested and medals awarded to the top two in each event. A silver loving cup from the Georgia Railway and Electric Company goes to the top team in points.
Newnan Georgia July 2 Special George Rohe former third baseman and utility player for the Atlanta Southern league team yesterday signed a two years contract as manager of the Newnan Georgia Alabama team The fans at Newnan are optimistic about the outlook and the directors have turned affairs over to Rohe He says he will assemble a strong squad as players flood in and add replacements for those not making good.
San Francisco July 2 Willie Hoppe once billed as the next light heavyweight champion lost both thumbs and both index fingers today in an accident while helping a boy load a toy cannon. The injury ends his competitive hopes for now and he is hospital bound.
Clarence Pop Boy Smith, famed Birmingham Barons pitcher last season, has been purchased from the Chicago White Sox by the Atlanta Crackers. He is expected to debut Friday or Saturday, after a steep price paid by local fans aiming to improve the team. Smith went 15-8 in 36 games with the Barons, with strong control and decent fielding, and performed well against Mobile, Montgomery, and Chattanooga. It remains unclear who will be left off the roster to make room.
Saturday night at the Motordrome reshuffles the Dixie riders standings as Morty Graves unveils his new Ace lior machine, previously used by Don Johan. If other bikes arrive Friday, Graves, Richards, and McNeil lead a hot field in 3:27 mile time trial with additional novice races at 9:10.
The Crackers return from a ten game road swing with four losses and a series win over Mobile Gulls. They start a home stand at Ponca de Leon against the New Orleans Pelicans with Hullott Dent likely on the mound and Chapman at slants. A morning and afternoon game are set for July 4 with no ladies day in this series.
New York beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 as Mathewson allowed 15 hits but held on for the win. The Giants collected 17 hits while Chalmers was knocked out in three frames amid a 2:10 game time.
In New York on July 2 the Athletics beat the Yankees 5 to 3 in a hard hitting contest. New York surged late, but the A’s held them at bay after Bender left the box in the ninth. Pitcher Bush closed the inning, preserving the lead as Philadelphia and New York combined for eight runs on 16 hits.
Dee Walsh utility infielder was released by the St. Louis American League club and sent to the Indianapolis American Association team. He came from the Southern League, fielded well but was weak at bat.
A scattered schedule lists teams and venues across cities including New Orleans, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Detroit. Matchups span the National and American Leagues with numerous regional games and enterprising regional leagues noted for the day.
Talladega edges Gadsden 7 to 1 as Breckenridge and Richards pair for the Battery while Sigman and Jordan stand out for Anniston in another clash. Opelika falls 6 to 2 to Anniston with Williams and Bone handling the pitching, and Newnan defeats Grange 9 to 4 behind Besley Thomas.
Tomorrow's game between Waycross and Brunswick was moved to Waycross due to a transfer. The morning match on the first will be played here with the teams meeting at 1 o'clock, stretching the schedule as Brunswick sides travel.
American Association results include Minneapolis 7 St. Paul 2 Milwaukee 9 Kansas City 2 Columbus 4 Indianapolis unknown Louisville 0. Cotton States League Dakota 8 Meridian 0. Carolina Association Durham 6 Greensboro 1 Ashton 3 Ratelzh 4 Winston-Salem Charlotte 4. Virginia League Petersburg 8 Newport News 0 Portmouth 2 Eichmong 1 Roanoke 6 Norfolk. International League Newark Baltimore Toronto 4 Buffalo 4 Rochester 2 Montreas 3 Jersey City 11 Providence 8. Georgia Alabama League Anniston Opelika 2 Tallaters 4 Gadsten 1 Bewasu 9. LaGrange Appalachian League Bristol 9 Roma 6 Middleboro 9 Johnson City Koozville 2 Morctown 3. Texas League Waco 6 Beaumont 0 Galveston 8 Aumweln 1 Fort Worth 2 San Antonio 1 Dallas Houston rain.
Jackson slumped seven points, Cobb three and Speaker nine percent as the trio struggled in Wednesday action. Jackson had two hits in nine tries, Cobb one in four, Speaker none in four, with their full line showing G AB R H PO A. Detailed figures list Jackson with 6S 20 54 97 408, Cobb with 53 179 33, Speaker with 67 348 66 92 8711.
An all day shoot at College Park Gun Club is set for July 4 with one hundred clay birds across five events. Beautiful trophies await in each event and shooters will be classed by past records. A barbecue will be served.
Local event listings announce sale of Fourth of July tickets with a focus on return limitations and restricted access. Officials urge buyers to confirm eligibility and read refund policies before purchase.
Mauries EB. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Stanley N. Doust of Australia in straight sets to earn the right to challenge A. F. Wilding for the All England title. The match featured McLoughlin’s powerful service and sharp net play, with Doust struggling to counter. The English team to defend the trophy will be J. G. Parks, H. Roper Barrett, C F Dixon, and A W Gore.
Albyn's early five run lead vanishes as Macon piles up eighteen singles to take a 12 to 7 victory in the July 2 game. Stewart exits in the third. Morrow allows key hits while Voss Reynolds, Stew art, Morrow and Colby handle the batteries. Also Scouts top Indians 1-0 behind Wilder Pownall Pool Glebe. Gulls edge Foxes 2-1 in separate games.
Newborn 11 defeats Sparta 11 to 9 at home on July 2. Pitts Nunnally Holt and Brown key for Newborn. Battery and Millengeville players noted for Sparta in a close junior league match.
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