Crackers Triumph as Mobile Falls 6 to 5 in Ponca de Leon
Griffin Crackers win seventh straight behind Williams and Bedgood in a rough ball game at Ponca de Leon. Mobile Bruins were hampered by wild pitching and stout defense from Griffin. Key hits came from Kauffman, Osborne, and Ritter, with Williams earning the victory and Roberts taking the loss. The win leaves Griffin traveling toward Birmingham for the next stop in the Southern league schedule.
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Phillies Rally Wins 6 5 over Boston in eighth inning
Philadelphia bunched four hits for as many runs in the eighth and defeated Boston 6 to 5. Powell and Wrightstone homered as Watson was driven from the mound. In the ninth the Braves rallied but Powell was thrown out at the plate while attempting to score from second. Boeckel and Powell traded remarks and fought briefly after the game.
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Great field entered in National Open Meet
New York July 5 Charles C Chick Evans of Chicago national amateur golf champion and leading amateurs and pros have filed entries for the National Open Championship at Columbia Country Club Washington starting July 1. The American pro team in England including Jock Hutchison James Barnes Tom Kerrigan and Walter Hagen are entered with Abe Mitchell George Duncan and other notable professionals. Joseph Kirkwood J Victor East Australian pros and Charles R Murray of Royal Montreal Golf Club also prominent entrants.
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Chicago
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Walter Hagen
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George Duncan
Cedartown Wins 9-8 in Extra Innings Over Carrollton
In a Georgia State League game at Carrollton Cedartown led 7-4 before Carrollton tied it with three in the ninth. The teams traded runs through extras as Cedartown won in the eleventh 9 to 8. Barber and Martin stood out in the field and Cook went 4 for 4.
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Tucker
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Tatler
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R. Cedartown
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Lehman
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Conle
Harper
Indians Sweep Series as Cleveland Rout Chicago 16 to 4
Cleveland completed a clean series triumph over Chicago by winning 16 to 4. Al Ian Setheron debuted with the Indians in today’s contest, while Boston dropped a doubleheader, fading 7 to 5 and 4 to ?. Johnson limited Boston to six hits in the second game and contributed two singles that aided his team's scoring.
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Seventeen Homers Hit In Major Leagues
New York on July 5 reports a day with seventeen homers across the leagues nine in the American and eight in the National. Kelly of New York and Mengel each tied for the National lead with twelve homers after Kelly hit two and Mengel one in a single game.
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Kelly
Mengel
Ward Breaks 395 Of 400 At Traps Tournament
Mobile, July 5 Guy Ward of Alton, Ill high scored in a two day trap tournament closing this afternoon with 395 of 400 targets. Boyd Duncan of Lucy, Tenn was runner up among professionals with 294 of 400. High amateur honors went to G S Kausler of Brinkley, Ark with 383 of 400, T H Lining of Mobile second among amateurs with 386 of 409.
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Ark
T. H Lining
Red Oak Wins Over Chattahoochea Sluggers 4 1
Red Oak defeated the Chattahoochea Avenue Sluggers from East Point 4 to 1 on the local diamond. The Red Oak nine showcased strong all round play led by battery pair McLendon Callahan Dabbs and Strickland, with solid offense and fielding for the afternoon June 5.
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Chattahoochea Avenue
East Point
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Chattahooche Avenue
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Baseball Today Ponce de Leon Black Crackers at Birmingham
The Ponce de Leon Black Crackers visit Birmingham for a baseball game at 3 30. Children under twelve admitted free.
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Baseball Today
Ponce DE Leon
Birmingham
Baseball doubleheader notes with local players and results
Detroit wins 7 to 5 over St Louis in the morning game as errors and early outs shape the score. Peace hits a home run in the morning contest while Keown pitches solidly for the winners. Afternoon game features Douglasville comeback to take 13 to 4 behind Brage seam and strong relief pitching by Dunn.
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Douglasville Defeats Whitier Mills in Both Games
Douglasville Georgia claims victories over Whitier Mills in both games on Monday. The special report notes Douglasville dominated the matchup with strong offense and timely defense, securing the twin wins on home turf.
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