Pat Flaherty Shines as Crackers Beat Gulls in opener
In a brisk two game set, Pat Flaherty dominated Dolphin mound for the Crackers, striking out early batters and guiding Atlanta to a 6 0 lead before the Gull rallied late. Otis Jordan starred at second, making multiple sensational plays including a double play and a key fifth inning rally. Bayless and Moran contributed timely hits, while Fisher pitched for the Gull in the second game as Louisville alumnus. The Crcakera won the opener 3 1, with Bayless and Flaherty delivering clutch hits. The second game was set for today with Beaxle Manuel on the mound for the Gulls.
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Tory the Crackers
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Otte
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Americus Tops Ocilla in Opening Game 4 to 0
Americus, Ga July 7 Special Americus trimmed the Orilla aggregation in a opening game of the series shutting out Ocilla 4 to 0. Robinson pitched for Americus and Rogers was Ocilla s standout. the Gellillanians showed good batting but were outplayed in the field.
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Southern tennis finals at Emel Lake clubs weeklong event
The Avanta Athletic Club hosts southern tennis championships with Friday semi finals in men doubles Grant and Thornton versus Winston and Whitehead and Hall and Cragin versus the Doyle brothers. Ladies singles feature Mrs Mylam Will vs Mrs Sullivan and Miss Ridley. finals in the afternoon alongside mixed doubles. Finals set for 4 30 pm include men singles between Doyle and Winston. Consolation rounds progress with Williams of Atlanta upset by Blair of Richmond, and Van Gilder of Knoxville advancing in consolation singles.
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Misa Terrell
W. B. Graig
Cb Doyle
J. BH Winston
Emel Lake
Avanta Athletic Club
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Alanta
G. A. Middlebrooks
Lanta
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Knox
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Atlanta
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Norfolk
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New York
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Deented Catter
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At- Yantal
Ben Whitehead
Weston
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Memphis
Theo Ruehl
New Orleans
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Theo Roehl
A. Middlebrooks
Chancey Smith
Auatta
Lewis Blair
Richmond
Jag Tiavenon
Aupuitel
Rank van Glider
Knoxville
Mayer Wins Fifth In Eastern Carolina League Game
Erekine Mayer, the collegian hurler, led Fayetteville to a 6 to 2 victory over Wilson, claiming his fifth straight win. He continues to head the hurlers in the Eastern Carolina League as of July 7.
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Erekine Mayer
Collegan
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Soin
Wilson
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Begets Home With The Bacon Begets Home With The Bacon
Chicago July 7 Jack Johnson champion prize fighter is at home with his mammy and car Thousands lines the sidewalks to glimpse the man no one has whipped He plans a 30 week vaudeville tour possibly Europe Langford challenge dismissed Johnson eats chicken bacon is cooking and his racing car tours the city He tells police not to reveal profits and hints at staying home unless forced to go abroad He notes troubles of picture men and his wish to rest and eat well while reclaiming his life after the fight.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Langford
Sam Langford
New York
Europe
Sonny
Johnsan
Mate Milita
America
Mister Johnson
Tnose
Ghteg
Mytel
Ms Name
Flo
Jack
Picture Men
Jeffries
Where They Play Today Southers League Games
Mobile plays Atlanta at Fonce de Leon Park with a 4 PM start. Birmingham meets Chattanooga. Montgomery faces Nasavilla. New Orleans travels to Memphis. South Atlantic matches Jacksonville at Ravannah, Macon at Columbus, Augusta at Columbia. National League games feature Brooklyn at Pittsburg and St Louis at Washington with Cleveland at Boston.
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Watt
P. New
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Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
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Macon
Columbus
Jacksonville
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National League results and two Dodger wins noted
Summary of multiple NL game scores with New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati and Brooklyn results. Batteries listed for each game include pitchers and catchers, with times and umpire names. Dodgers win two games, Philadelphia and others also scored, noting by innings and final tallies.
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Moven
Doomn
Rhe
Heocklyn
Barger
Erwin
McQuillan
Foxen
Jacklitsch
Brennan
O'Day
Red Sox overpower Yankees in 18-4 rout
In a high scoring American League game, the Red Sox crushed the Yankees 18 to 4. Beere pitched for New York with Karger Madden and Carrigan behind the plate, while Carrigan Bell Vaughn Walsh and Sweeney provided Boston’s battery support. Time listed at 2.1% with Umpire O Loughlin. Seastern 4 Athleten score by innings shows Boston and New York tallying across eight frames.
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Rhe
Roston
New York
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Madden
Carrigan
Bell
Vaughn
Walsh
Sweeney
Tmpire
O'Loughlin
Umpire Hunt Whips Six Players in Greenwood Row
In Jackson Mississippi July 7 an umpire named Hunt whipped six Greenwood Cotton States League players. Orth Collins and Jack Law were identified as victims. Hunt blamed them for a prior dispute over alleged biased umpiring and betting on games leading to the confrontation at the Lemon hotel then a later fight with Jack Tan.
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Orth Collins
Jack Law
Jackson
Miss
Greenwood
Collins
Lemon Hotel
Jack Tan
Vier Toriaua
Uncle Joe to War on the Insurgents in 1912
Washington reports Speaker Joseph G. Cannon plans a trip to Danville and a house-to-house canvass after Fisherman's Island excursion. He aims to support Rep Campbell in Winfield Kansas and predicts renomination. He jokes about returning as speaker while noting the house must remain Republican.
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Fisherman's Island
Chesapeake Bay
Joseph G. Cannon
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Winfield
Kan
Phillip Campbell
Unele Doe
Savannah Indians Dominate Palmettos in July Contest
In Savannah Georgia on July 7 Notley pitched for Savannah as they defeated Columbia 5 to 1 extending their winning streak over the Palmettos to six. The game featured cautious offense with Savannah taking early control and Notes on umpire exchanges and a strong running catch by Washon highlighted the day.
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Lookouts acquire Higging and Meek from Indianapolis
Chattanooga announces the purchase of catcher Higging from Indianapolis and announces Meek will join the Lookouts. Higging will report to the team and participate in the upcoming game with Birmingham as waivers have been secured on both players.
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Luk
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Birmingham
No Discipline for Evers Sparked by Pittsburg Outburst
National League president Thomas J. Lynch rejected Pittsburg requests to discipline Johnny Evers of the Cubs for alleged misconduct during the game in Pittsburg on June 26. The ruling upholds Evers and avoids penalties for the widely discussed incident.
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Pittsburg
Duis
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsboro Club
Johnny Evers
Uns
T.e Avid
American Contracts and Doping Case Stir Chicago Racing Scene
American Contracts announces multiple player trades and releases among leagues with Detroit San Francisco Washington and Chicago links. In Latonia July 7, H G Bedwell and agent Thomas H M are ruled off the track after judges charge they gave stimulants to the horse Nadzur, a major racing owner facing sanctions.
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Chicago
Jean Johnson
American Baseball Leagues
Detroit
San Francisco
F. Browse Ing
Washington Peoria
Hevelik Laptional
Washington
George Brown
Ry Washington
William Rappoul
W. L. Hinrichs
St. Louis
Robert Ray
Boston
J. F. Andrews
Latonia
H. G Bedwell
Thomas H. M
Bedwell
Nadzur
Herzog Suspended by Boston Baseball Club
Boston July 7 Charlie Herzog third baseman for the Boston National League club was definitively suspended by President John SC Dovey. He departed for his Maryland home. The reason for Herzog layoff is not known. Rumors say he may figure in a trade with Pittsburg. Other sports on back page.
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Boston
John SC. Dovey
Maryland
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