Crackers win eighth straight as they sweep doubleheader
The Atlanta Crackers extended their winning streak to eight by taking both games from Birmingham. Bartley outpitched Schopp in the morning, while Moran delivered a tenth inning run to lift Atlanta 3 to 2 in the afternoon. An 8,000 crowd packed the stands as Birmingham rallies failed to deny the Crackers.
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Martin Sheridan Sets New All Around Point Record
Martin J. Sheridan, famed Irish American Athletic Club athlete, increased his all around score from 7130 to 7385 at Celtic Park Long Island during the Amateur Athletic Union contest linked to the United Scottish Clans carnival. He won nine of ten events, with Theo Matsuker taking the final one mile run. Details note Tate Matsuker’s late start. Ahearn set an American mark in the two hops and jump. The day also included a baseball score from Montgomery vs Nashville and a Memphis victory in the morning game at Little Rock with Collins and Perry among players.
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Gulls Defeat Pelicans In Double Header At Mobile
A record crowd saw Mobile beat New Orleans in the first game by scoring three runs in the fifth inning after two singles and two doubles. The visitors led 1 0 with Hille’s single and Welmer’s double, then Stockdale’s wildness and a sac fly produced runs. Wis scored on Sentalla’s error in the sixth after a steal and a misplay. The second game was called ten minutes after the first ended. Mobile was awarded nine to nothing. Manager Frank objected to a morning game and the local association claimed it acted on instructions from President Kavanaugh. In Chicago, Danny Goodman boxed Cyclone Johnny Thompson in a 12 round lightweight match. Packie McFarland faced a winner in the undercard.
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King's Daughter wins Commonwealth handicap at Sheepshead Bay
In front of about 15,000, King's Daughter drove to a four length victory in the Commonwealth handicap over 11 furlongs, with Effendi fading to second and Affliction taking third as California King and other rivals trailed. The day featured multiple races including the Independence Day steeplechase and the Tourenne handicap with various placements and odds noted.
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Wagner No-Hits Knoxville Opening South Atlantic Season
Wagner twirled a no hitter as Knoxville fell 0 to 1 in the South Atlantic League opener in Knoxville. Palmettos beat Night Riders 8 to 3, with multiple early-game highlight plays. The crowd filled Chilhowee Park for a festive season start.
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Chattanooga Opens Season With Pair Of Wins Over Macon
Chattanooga Tennessee July 6 believe the Chatta nooga club opened the season by taking two from Macon in a day-night doubleheader before 4300 fans. McKenzie pitched well in the opener as Elbertos Buessing and Gaski were strong early. Final scores were Chattanooga 3 0 0 1 0 3 0 9 0 Macon 7 9 0. Batteries McKensie Baskette Weema Eubanks Lafitte. In the second game Chattanooga won 7 0 0 0 7 5 3 Macon 1 0 0 7 5 1 Batteries Gankil Baskette Vaughn Lafitte. Time 2 10. Umpire Gifford.
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Southern Record Breaks in Discus Throw Event
In New Orleans on July 5, R Ludlam of the Phoenix Athletic Club set a new Southern amateur discus record with a 115 foot throw at an Independence Day festival under the Southern Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. All entrants in events were local.
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Morning Games Report From Baseball Action
Doves beat Dodgers 5 to 1 as Boston and Brooklyn games unfold with pitchers and battery changes. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and Philadelphia notices include runs and errors, with early sixes and threes in the box scores.
American League games lead with Athletics top Yankees
In a baseball card style rundown, the Athletics defeated the Yankees 7 to 2 with Plank and Thomas on the mound for Philadelphia and Lake Brockett Sweeney and Blak behind the plate. Umpires Kerin and Sheridan. Time: 1 hour 55 minutes. Senators beat Red Sox 7 to 6 with Hughes Groom Streat Check Schlitzer Wood P Denahue behind the dish. Time: 1 hour 50 minutes. Cleveland earns a 4 to 1 win over Chicago after a 6 to 0 early inning surge. Umpires Perrine and Evans.
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Afternoon Games Scoreboard Headlines
Browns beat Tigers 3 to 1 as batteries Graham and Oriver Kil Han star. Athletics edge Yankees 4 3 with Bender Thomas Do3ie and Sweene at the plate. White Sox top Cleveland 9 4 behind strong pitching. Red Sox crush Senators 8 1 led by Johnson Street and Dell. Other games saw various bats and runs across the league.
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National League Results Dodgers, Pirates, Giants in tight games
Dodgers defeated the Doves 3 to 1 as Boston failed to score after a two-run first inning. Pirates beat Reds 6 to 1 with a strong late surge. Giants edged Phillies 3 to 2 in a close battle with late scoring and solid pitching from Moore, Foxin, and Doom.
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Langford Confident of Whipping Kubiak in NYC Fight
Sam Langford trains hard for a ten round match with Ble Al Kubiak at the Fairmont Athletic Club next Friday night. The Michigan giant carries power and stands 20 rounds, with Langford aiming to weigh about 165 pounds and prove why challengers fear him.
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Latonia meeting closes with Independence Handicap feature
Latonia Cincinnati's thirty six day spring meeting ends amid largest crowd. Independence Handicap showcases Zie nap leading from start to win by a length guarding Old Honesty who takes second by a head. Jockey McGee wins four races as track runs slow.
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Ryan Beats Kid Werner in Chicago Boxing Card
Memphis report details eight rounds of fast fighting as Jack Ryan of Chicago wins a decision over Kid Werner of San Francisco at the Phoenix Athletic Club. Preliminary: Edward Lester of Chicago draws with Paddy Banter in a six round amateur bout.
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Gainesville Wins Special Baseball Game versus Elberton
Gainesville defeated Elberton in a slow game by 15 to 2 at home. Hall pitched for Gainesville and was relieved by Anderson in the sixth after taking a hit. Harmon started for the Invaders and gave way to Taber. Highlights included strong hitting by Anderson and Benton for Gainesville. Umpire Roberts officiated.
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