Miller of Gulls Has Arm Broken in Slugged Hit
Chattanooga July 4. Outfielder Miller of Melito broke his right arm when struck by a Stine pitch in the eleventh inning. The injury sidelined him for weeks as the game decided the winning run. Manizer Lord has offered for Hub Northern from New Orleans to replace Miller with a deal expected to close tonight. Lord plans a scouting trip once Northern joins the team in Atlanta Monday.
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Miller
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Stine
Simne
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Northern
New Orleans
Lord
Atlanta
Savannah Defeats Albany In Fourth Of July Opener
Savannah defeats Albany 6 to 1 in the morning game before a large Fourth of July crowd in Savannah Georgia. Cheney started for Savannah but support fell short while Williams relieved. Batter notes include two-base hits by Cheney and Jackson, and a homer by Jackson in the Columbus-Columbia twin bill ending 8-4.
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Chalker
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Berzel
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Herndon
Palmar
Osteen
Harbison
Ghalker
Berkel
Fadding
Afternoon Games Feature Tight Baseball Doubleheader
In Savannah on July 4, Igdueana’s team upset Habies 5 to 3 as rain shortened the second game. Superior hitting carried the locals past Columbia while Jackson’s timely batting anchored both contests. Tourists split a doubleheader with the Scouts in Jacksonville, Snyder steering Augusta to a 4-3 win and Pearson guiding Jacksonville to a 5-1 victory in the nightcap.
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Cain
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Crowell
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Balusey
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COLTS
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Fla
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Georgia
Snyder
Pearson
New York Victorious Over Philadelphia In Morning AL Tilt
In Philadelphia July 4 a eighth inning rally gave the New York Yankees a 7 to 6 win over the Phillies. Truesdale led with a double and three singles in five trips. Batteries Keating Cole and Sweeney Wyckoff Plank Bressler Lape. Umpires Hildebrand and O Loughlin. Time 2 20.
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Meyers
Umi Pires
Hart
Rigler
White Sox Rally Past Browns In Fourth Of July Tilt
In a busy holiday baseball note, the Chicago White Sox defeated St Louis 9 to 0 in the afternoon game and then beat Boston 3 to 2 in Washington. Ray Demmitt had three hits for Chicago and helped push the Sox into the pennant race as the afternoon win featured strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Risse Renz
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Chicago shuts out Pirates in morning NL game
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in the morning domestic league game. Bresnahan drew a base on balls, advanced on Vaughn's double, and scored on Leach's sacrifice fly for the lone run. Umpires Quigley and Eason. Time 1:37.
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Ono
Cheney
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Conzelman
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Federal League scores amid wild see-saw baseball action
Brooklyn defeats Buffalo 6 to 1 with strong innings and battery of Moors Brown Blair Finneran Owene. Pittsburg tops Baltimore 5 to 1 behind Wilhelm. Buffalo then beats Brooklyn 8 to 2 as Lafitte Juul Lane drive offense while Blair and ord combine in the outfield. Pittsburg beats Baltimore 7 to 0 with Quinn Smith Rugs in a low scoring mix.
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Wilhelm
Conley
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Albany Sylvester Marathon Won by Garrett
Albany Ga July 4 The Albany Sylvester marathon race, the annual Fourth of July cross country event, was won today by Josenh Garrett of Sylvester, runner year prior winner Archie Hancock was second and Langford and Wallis of Albany finished third and fourth respectively. Garrett finished in two hours and forty hours minutes, 19 minutes slower than last year's mark.
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Josenh [Garrett
Sylvester
Archie Hancock
Langford and Wallis
Albany
Garrett
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