Two Straights From Nooga as Crackers Rally Past Lookouts
The Lookouts fall twice to the Crackers as wild plays with bases loaded and balls on the batter spark controversy. Marshall and Allen duel, but errors and a key plate clash mar the game while Moran, Rumler, and McDonald pace Atlanta’s offense with sharp hits and a pivotal fifth inning rally.
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Memphis tops Birmingham as Chicks fall to Barons 5 1
In a Southern League tilt, Memphis belted Birmingham 6 to 1. Briscoe Lords homered with two on, while W Robertson struggled as Memphis pounded Birmingham’s pitching. Multiple players contributed via hits and runs, yielding a decisive victory.
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Stone Mountain shuts out Norcross in lopsided game
In Stone Mountain Ga the Norcross team lost 12 to 0 as Neal struck out 17 and allowed only three hits. Stone Mountain collected 13 safeties led by strong fielding with Garner on the mound for Norcross.
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Boston Detroit Game Called at Baseball Parlors
The Detroit Tigers face the Boston Red Sox this Sunday with Dick Jemison providing detailed play by play from his baseball parlors on the Viaduct. The broadcast begins at 2 10 oclock Atlanta time and features Ty Cobb against Tris Speaker in a match expected to draw strong interest.
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Pirates blank Phillies 2 0 in National League game
Pirates defeated the Phillies 2 to 0 as two costly Philadelphia errors in the second inning paved the way. Mamaux limited the visitors to six hits while his defense supported him with two assists by Viox and tight plays in late innings. Final line score shows Pittsburg two runs on seven hits with one error, Philadelphia scoreless until late.
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Independent baseball triumphs amid pitchers duel in Hapeville
The Atlanta Independents defeated Hapeville 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Tinsley earned the win with 17 strikeouts and one hit allowed. Plunkett added ten strikeouts and six hits over eight innings. Umpire McCord officiated the game.
Carter and Hunt Reach Semifinals in Southern Tennis
The Southern tennis championship at Hast Sale progresses to the semifinals with Carter and Jeff Hunt winning their fourth round matches. Atlanta leads in both singles and doubles with Grant, Thornton, and Smith-Mansfield advancing. Phelps and Bruns from New Orleans challenge in the doubles. The day features a packed schedule of singles and doubles rounds across men and ladies events.
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South Atlantic League doubleheader ends in tie at Jacksonville
In Jacksonville on July 3 4 sCouts and Foxes split a doubleheader the first game won by Jacksonville 6 3 and the second by Columbus 2 0 Umpires were Wilter and Huey The South Atlantic League standings show Columbia Charleston and Augusta in tight race with late innings keying results Columbia moved into second place after Gardin and Layden powered a 3 2 win over Charleston Woodward and Connolly contributed in defense
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Waycross blanked Thomasville in Fourth of July league clash
Walden set a league record with fourteen strikeouts as Waycross shut out Thomasville 4 to 0. Ostendorf, Sheppard, Vanden, and Clack backed the win while the visitors could muster only a few scattered runners. Time, umpire LaRocque. In other scores Valdosta beat Gainesville 4 0 and Brunswick fell to Dothan 8 3 amid home runs by Attridge and Stewart.
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Federal League Tilt Sparks Pittsburg Rout of St Louis
Pittsburg defeated St Louis here today 12 to 5 as Watson and Willett were knocked about while Knetzel held four hits in seven innings before an early exit. Rawlings and others contributed in a high scoring affair with key errors and timely hits anchoring the Pittsburgh attack.
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Lafayette Defeats Lineville In Fast Local Game
In a rain shortened local league game Lafayette edged Lineville 1 to 0. Sackinson pitched a merciless effort for Lineville with strong defense from Schuengler Andrews and James for Lafayette provided better support, while Dickinson and Griffin teamed for Lineville on the mound and behind the plate.
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Chicago Federals Protest Reverses Victory Over Baltimore
Chicago July 8 The win credited to the Chicago Federals over Baltimore on June 19 was voided by President Gilmore following manager Knabe s protest. Knabe charged a Chicago player abandoned a home plate dash, returned to the bench, then legally touched the base to score a run, prompting the replay order.
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Montezuma Defeats Fitzgerald 6 to 1 in Local Game
Montezuma, Ga residents witnessed Montezuma rally to a 6 to 1 victory over Fitzgerald. Larisev held the visitors scoreless until the seventh inning as Parker and Methvin delivered key hits. Methvin and Methvin contributed strong fielding while Burns and Hatteries-Larisey anchored the defense.
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Gainesville Triumph Over Jefferson In 7 to 5 Victory
Gainesville defeated Jefferson 7 to 5 on the batters grounds with Haines shining on the mound. He struck out sixteen, eight in the first three innings, as Gainesville built a strong lead. Jefferson totaled five runs, five hits, and three errors while Gainesville had seven runs, nine hits, and three errors. Umpire Morrison.
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Golf at Coosa Country Club Rome Rome July 2 event
Special-A golf tournament at Coosa Country Club begins Saturday with three flights and match play. Qualifying rounds cover eighteen handicap holes, with finals set for Saturday July 11 across thirty-six holes. Trophies awarded in each flight.
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Queries Answered on a Baseball Play at Plate Edge
The sporting note questions whether a runner on second with two out scored after the batter hit to right field. It asks if the runner’s crossing the plate occurred before the force play was completed and whether the run should count under the rules.
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Thomasville Franchise May Be Placed Today In Georgia Baseball
Thomasville franchise of the FLAG league, surrendered by the league, may be placed today. President Dick Jemison and Waycross president Freq Brewer departed Atlanta to visit Tifton, Baxeler, and Douglas to locate the team for the season. The league may devise plans to carry the club, offering the Thomasville outfit to any Georgia city for little or no cost, with a guaranteed franchise in organized baseball next season.
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YMCA Aquatic Club to Stage July Swims and Itinerant Meet
Young Mens Christian Association plans a summer aquatics program with the newly formed Aquatic Club led by swimming instructor Mr Wheeler. Open to members who can swim 20 yards, the events run July 1 to August with the July 17 and 23 meets expected to attract participants.
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LaGrange Takes Pre-Inning Win Over Rome 3-2
In a rain shortened pre inning game at LaGrange, Rome led 2 0 after four but LaGrange scored late to win 3 2. Aaron and Hutchena held Rome to four hits as Giffin earned the decision with three earned runs.
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Dawson edge Eufaula in July account game
In a July 8 match Dawson defeats Eufaula 2 to 1. Tawain led a score tie with Yuning Shen Ali stealing home. Key contributions came from pitcher Vie, a three baseman J Whingher, and solid defense by Dawson. Walfler faces Perry Dexler next. Dawson 100 010 0 2. Lutaat 410 100 1 4. Batteries: Dawson Dalia and Jini jper Puvaula Golden. Williams. Umpire Oogrey.
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Roswell Defeats Marietta In Tight Baseball Clash
Roswell defeated Marietta with ten strikeouts and four hits allowed by pitcher Roswell while Kemp was hit hard for Marietta. The game featured heavy Roswell hitting and sustained pressure, producing a twelve hit output for Roswell against Marietta.
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