Crackers and Pelicans Split Doubleheader in Seven Innings
The Crackers and Pelicans split a Tuesday doubleheader, each winning one game. In the opener, the Crackers won 4 to 0 behind solid pitching and timely plays including a bare-handed grab by Bla Jang. In the second, the Pelicans came back to win 4 to 3, with Coyle and Kraupp producing key hits and Bart Perry and Smith matching efforts on the mound.
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Birmingham Wings Win Lose by Five in Mobile Series
In Birmingham on July 9, Birmingham built a five run lead in the first inning and held on for a 5 to 4 victory over Mobile in the final game of the series. Karr pitched well after the early burst by Birmingham, while Mobile staged a late rally but fell short as Robertson snagged a grounder for the final out.
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Giants Beat Phillies 5 to 3 on July Sixth
New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3 powered by seven hits in the first and third innings including Cravath's homer for Philadelphia. Marquard and Stroud limited the Phillies to scattered safeties as Mayer and Baumbartner struggled in relief.
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Brooklyn Breaks Slump With 5–4 Win Over Buffalo
Brooklyn ends a long skid by edging Buffalo 5 to 4 as Chief Bluejacket Ritenea stars for the locals. Buffalo bats were silenced after four runs, while Brooklyn tallies came in multiple innings led by strong defense and decisive hits.
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Waycross shuts out Thomasville in lone July League game
Antley starved Thomasville, pitching a shutout with Waycross winning 8 to 0. Steynolda doubled in the first inning to spark Waycross, while Gainesville edged Valdosta 3 to 1 as Mosely excelled in relief. Brunswick outlasted Dothan 2 to 1 in ten innings.
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Baseball melee and erratic scoring in Fitzgerald Cochran games
In Fitzgerald Ga on July 6, Cochran edged Fitzgerald 6 to 1 in a bail game while on Tuesday Fitzgerald won 7 to 4. Cincinnati players joined a fracas causing Umpire Quigley to eject Ol son to the stand and later banish bench extras as spectators surged around the club house. Final score by innings shows chaotic play and substitutions in the second game with Cincinnati ousting Chicago in a 9 to 8 result.
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Charleston 3, Macon 0. Fillingim stars for Charleston
Charleston pitcher Fillingim held Macon to two hits and struck out thirteen as Charleston defeated Macon 3 to 0. Macon mounted late resistance but could not beat theFloat, with Munn collecting two hits. Sensational plays by Onin helped keep Charleston ahead in a game noted for strong pitching and defense.
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Covington Ball Team Builds New Park and Strong Start
Covington Georgia July 6 Special The Covington Baseball Association led by Dr. T A Smith and B Lee has built a modern grandstand on the new field and the team has shown strong play. They have played seven games, winning five and tying one. Results include Covington 6 Monticello 7 in 11 innings and Covington 17 Monticello 5, among others. Upcoming games include Monroe and Madison series in and around Covington.
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Covington Defeats Madison In Season Opener 0 to 0
Covington defeated Madison 0 to 0 in the first game of the season at Madison. Gheeslin Newsom Stokes Nicholson and pitchers combatted ten hits and seven men faced. A one handed catch by Rettez of Covington highlighted the game.
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Atlanta Tennis Victors at East Lake in Southern Championship
After a one day postponement due to heavy rain, the southern championship at East Lake began with first and second rounds in singles completed. Atlanta players led with most victories, Bruns Lowry thrilling match, J D Hunt advancing to the third round, and Phelps defeating Frank Carter. Continued on Page Nine.
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Red Sox sweep Washington in doubleheader at Boston
Boston gains two wins over Washington, 5 1 and 4 0, as Boehling exits early from a line drive hit by Speaker and Gregg yields to Mays punch. Athletics beat New York 7 6 behind Knowlson in first major league start. Wigers top Indians 7 4. White Sox shell Crowns 12 2. Chicago defeats St Louis 12 2 after five losses.
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Talladega Wins 1-0 Close Night Game At Anniston
Talladega tops Anniston 1 to 0 in nine innings as Camp singles and Koenig drives in the run after a 0-0 tie. Donaldson and Jackson spark Talladega while Wiley Baker handle pitching for Anniston in a tense special.
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Baseball Scores From Various Minor Leagues
Texas League results show Dallas 6 over Waco 0 and Ft Worth 1 over Bhrevp t 0. Maust n 3 beat Galv n 1 while San Ant o 4 defeated Beau t 1. Virginia League notes Newp t M 4 uth 1 Petersp 11 Ricy Mt 6. Portsmouth 7 Norfolk 6. International League Toronto 10 Washers Of Kuck Toronto 1. Buffalo 4 Montreal off day. North Carolina League Rath 4 Dayn 9 reense 7 Chat Ashevilla 8 Winston-Salem les ton.
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Carrollton Defeats Indians 3 to 2 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Carrollton Georgia July 6 Special Carrollton beat the Nebraska Indians 3 to 2 in a tense afternoon game. The decisive run came in the ninth when the score stood 2 to 1 for the Indians. Carrollton batters Stevens and Carmichael contributed, while Indians Big Chief and Sweet Grass offered solid defense.
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Where They Play Today Southerm Wengue Chatta In Atlanta
In Atlanta Southerm Wengue and Chatta face per schedule while teams such as Memphia in Birmingham Nash villa in North Carolina and Tittle Rack in Mobile are listed. Savannah Augusta Col from Columbus Jacksonville and Albany Macon all feature regional matchups with American Wengue Chicago in St Louis and Detroit in Cleveland also noted. Several other city pairings include Washington in Hoxton Philadelphia in New York Brooklyn New York in Philadelphia Pitsburg Buffalo in Brooklyn Newark in Baltimore and Dothan Gamvila Waycross Thomasville with Georgia Alabama Tongue.
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Lookouts Open Five-Game Series With Crackers At Atlanta
The Chattanooga Lookouts visit Atlanta for a five game set with the Crackers. Several personnel changes include Norman Biberfeld at short, Hud All, Peters the new catcher sidelined by a knee, and Aitchison joining from Brooklyn. The postponed game may be tacked onto a doubleheader Saturday with Friday set as Ladies Day.
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Lawrenceville Tops Stone Mountain 5 to 4 in Pitchers Battle
Lawrenceville Georgia edged Stone Mountain 5 to 4 on Saturday in a pitchers duel. Cain pitched well for Lawrenceville while Driver worked for Stone Mountain, with Arnold driving in four of the five Lawrenceville runs. Score by innings shows Lawrenceville’s offense late. Stone Mountain could not overcome the early deficit.
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