Kidmen Whip Crackers in First Game of Series
Henry Loesch reports Little Rock July 7 as the Crackers fall to the Travelers 5 4 after a tense opening game. Key moments include Kauffman driving in runs, Donald Brown misjudging a centerfield fly for a homer, and a late rally by the Crackers thwarted by Bubber Jonnard. The crowd saw heated plays at second and chatter at home plate as Atlanta fans voiced reactions amid the action.
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National League Cards Slaughter Phils Score by innings
In New Orleans the National League game ended with the Cardinals defeating the Phillies 17 to 1. Leslie and Gilbert doubled twice, Deberry hit two home runs, Sheridan and Boone added key hits, while Vines and Phillips were charged with most runs. Chattanooga tallied a lone run in the ninth. Time 2:05. Umpires O'Toole and Tandy.
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Rome Beats Griffin in Slow July Baseball Game
Cedartown defeated Griffin 7 to 6 in a slow game with Purcell hit freely for Griffin, Vardeman knocked out in the fifth, Hawkins relieving and striking out nine while homering in the eighth to tie. Duffee and Stanley led Griffin’s hitters as Rome opened the second game with an easy win in Carrollton.
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Rainy scores and lineups from minor leagues today
Rain affected many International and Piedmont League games in progress with scores listed for Toronto Jersey City Buffalo Reading Rochester Baltimore Syracuse Newark Raleigh Danville High Point Durham Winston Salem Jackson Clarksdale Meridian Greenwood Rome Carrollton Cedartown Griffin Lindale LaGrange Apalachian and Sothern leagues. Today’s schedule features Atlanta Little Rock Mobile Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Memphis Birmingham Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Washington St Louis Chicago Boston and other matchups.
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Lindale Opens First Half with 8 0 Win in Georgia State League
Lindale, Ga July 7 Lindale defeated Rich-Tommy Rich for Bil Schwartz La Grangerz 8 to 0 in the opener of the first half. Konemann was knocked out in the second after six hits and two runs. Williamson relieved man. The Lindale lineup produced 15 hits off two pitchers and controlled the game early.
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Putting the Next One Over and Other Busy Life Notes
The piece surveys a mix of light items and remarks from July 8, 1921, including playful jabs at public figures, references to war questions, and social scenes. It notes a reception on escape from England, a jab at American polo, and various cultural snippets, closing with a weather mention and a quip about letter carriers’ wives and politics.
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Murphy Seeks Bout in Atlanta Style Match
Frankie Murphy impressed Atlanta crowds by defeating Bill Bailey and Sailor Dixon and has asked Walk Miller to arrange a strong middleweight opponent for another bout in Atlanta. Miller aims to line up a suitable foe, with the potential match at the ball park if arranged.
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Tim O'Dowd Ready For Ring Bouts From Local Hero
Tim O'Dowd, a local boy, trains hard for upcoming ring bouts. He weighs in light and seeks opponents, accepting 5 to 10 pound gaps to secure matches. Despite the challenge he remains a champion in construction newsboy circles.
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Black Crackers Take Second Win Over Black Barons in Atlanta
The Atlanta Black Crackers edged the Birmingham Black Barons 6 to 3 at Ponce de Leon Park in a tight second-game win. Harris pitched well for Atlanta but received weak run support, while Duran started for Birmingham before tiring in the fifth as Cracker hitters pushed ahead with four runs. O'Neill returned to the lineup later, Grimes filling in, and a doubleheader was set for today with Oldham and Middleton likely on the mound.
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Boorde Nursing After Bout Hurt Hand in Training
Freddie Boorde the flashy featherweight is nursing a badly swollen right hand after a clash with Budd Tuesday night. He will be out of action for at least three or four weeks. Also, Dawson beat Tifton 6 to 2 in a baseball tilt with Daniels and Rainey excelling for the locals.
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Tigers take doubleheader over White Sox in AL tilt
Detroit swept Chicago with 13 to 8 and 9 to 6 wins in a July doubleheader highlighted by extra base hitting. Mulligan Veach and Bassler led the barrage as Detroit struck early and finished strong, while Chicago rallied in the second game before an eighth inning Tiger push.
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Smith and Watters Face Southern Net Title Today
In a tie to decide the southern championship, C. Y. Smith of Atlanta will meet Douglass Watters of Mulberry Fla after both won semi finals. Smith defeated E. V. Carter Jr in straight sets while Watters edged Frank Owens in a dramatic match regarded as Owens’ best. Final play today includes doubles and women’s events with Bruns and Watters favored in doubles and Legendre of New Orleans defending the women’s title.
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Jurors Picked for 1919 World Series Trial in Sox Case
In Chicago on July 7 the defense for the White Sox case announced the selection of four jurors for the trial of players accused of throwing the 1919 World Series. Jurors include Stephen Shuben, a White Sox fan who bet on Cincinnati, and three tentative additions: Paul Luepeeke, Howard Jordan, and Joseph Weseley, all married. The defense also suggested several Detroit players may testify on the alleged conduct and pennant drive.
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Valdosta Beats Ocilla In Tight 1–0 Game
Valdosta Ga claims a 1 to 0 victory over Ocilla this afternoon. Valdosta’s lineup featured Stone and Bloodworth, former Mercer stars, with battery Valdosta Jane and Ried. Ocilla countered with Bloodworth and Clements in the field.
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Sunday fares via Seaboard to Athens and Borden Springs
Seaboard routing advertises Sunday round trip fares to Athens and Borden Springs for ladies, with meals in comfort, air cooling, hotel stays at Ansley Raths Keller, and music featured at the event.
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