Barons Overrun Crackers After Seven-Game Win Streak
In Birmingham two teams met as the Barons defeated the Crackers 6 to 1. Pie Traynor led the Barons with a triple, double and two singles in five at bats, scoring three runs. The Crackers struggled to muster offense, with Eberhard pitching well behind a steady Baron attack. The Barons’ timely hitting and fielding outpaced the Crackers who left for Little Rock to begin a new series.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across multiple leagues
Scores reported from Southern and other major leagues include Atlanta beating Birmingham and Mobile defeating Nashville, with several ties and off days noted. National League saw Boston and Brooklyn win 11, while American League lists Detroit 0 at Chicago 2 and Washington 1 1, Boston 2 9 with others off. Minor leagues show varied results with Syracuse Newark 9 10 in ten innings and Buffalo Reading 6 7.
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Beaton Leads Braves Past Phillies in 11–6 Series Closer
Beaton, Ring and Baumgartner combined for seventeen hits as Boston routed Philadelphia 11 to 6 to finish the series. Kenetchy added three hits and four RBIs for Philadelphia, while pitching and fielding miscues shaped the game.
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Social Circle Edges Covington 5 3 In Tight Victory
Social Circle defeated Covington on Covington’s grounds 5 to 3 to maintain their perfect record. Hammock pitched well for Social Circle, leaving Covington scoreless until the ninth inning. Harwell hit a fluke homer for Covington, while Lloyd and Barrett led Social Circle at the plate and Luck collected three of Covington’s six hits.
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Crackers Fire Up for Little Rock Series Amid Protection Talk
Atlanta journalist notes protective arrangements for Crackers during a Little Rock series with police assigned after Jono Martin’s assurances. The piece cites disputes with Kid Elberfeld, Boyer Dodds, and Roy Donaldson’s umpiring moves, and previews Crackers strength with Charlie Frank guiding Gedgood, Marle, Sages, Pierson, and Osborn to counter the Travelers in coming games.
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Georges Carpentier to return to France amid match talks
Georges Carpentier sails July 14 on the Savoie for a rest and thumb healing, planning a return to America to train for a bout with Tommy Gibbons Brennan or Harry Greb if matched, possibly around Labor Day or Columbus Day.
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Vincent Richards wires entry for Western tennis championship
Vincent Richards, national junior champion, wired his entry for the Western Tennis Championship to be held July 11 at Wood Supal Country Club. The relay of baseball stats lists St. Louis beating Pittsburgh 12 to 6 with Doak and Morrison pitching, multiple double plays, and innings tallies.
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Dempsey Highlights Heat and Hopes in Chicago
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey mingled with thousands in Chicago on a hot July day. He praised Carpentier's effort, said his next opponent may take time, and planned a trip to Salt Lake City to visit his mother. Rumors floated about a marriage license as the county clerk was briefly away.
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Benefit at East Lake Tournament for Incurables
The East Lake flag tournament next Saturday raises funds for the Home for Incurables, promising larger proceeds and more trophies than the prior Atlanta Woman's Club event that netted 172 dollars for home improvements. Prizes include Burke's cold balls, a Parks-Chambers-Hardwick driver, thermos battles, a pocket flash-light, and more trophies from various sponsors.
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Duffy Beats Cross in Ten Round Brooklyn Fight
New York July 6 Jim Duffy earned a judge's decision over Leach Cross after a ten round open bout in Brooklyn tonight.
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Senators and Boston Split in Midday Baseball Clash
Boston and Washington each won an game this afternoon in Boston. The opener went to Boston 2 to 1 in twelve innings as McInnis singled home Leibold with two out after Leibold had singled and moved to second on Menosky's sacrifice. Russell held the Senators to six hits.
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Harvard Yale Triumph Over Oxford Cambridge in Tennis
The Harvard Yale lawn tennis team defeated the Oxford Cambridge squad five matches to four on the Casino courts today, winning four of six singles. The English team had claimed two of three doubles yesterday.
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Black Sox Near Trial on Selected Jurors
Chicago July coverage details jury selection in the Black Sox trial with rapid progress and sharp legal timing. Veniremen faced questions about nicknames of players and a lawyer's moniker. Crowd turnout remained high as a marquee legal team gathered for this historic case.
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Carpentier Plans France Trip Amid Gibbons Title Fight Talks
Georges Carpentier and manager Francois Descamps met with Tex Rickard in New York to discuss defending the light heavyweight crown against Tom Gibbons. No decision was reached, with Carpentier planning a four month vacation in Dieppe before returning. A further meeting was set for tomorrow, after which Carpentier and Rickard would travel to Newark to view footage of Saturday's title bout.
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