Ballpark Classic Ends 1-0 in Pitchers Battle
Crackers edge Nashville Champs 1 to 0 in a masterful pitchers duel. Bartley and Duggan spun gem, five total hits, Moran produced the only run with a fourth inning RBI. Bay, Walker, Newton, and Wieeman contributed key defensive plays as the Crackers extend win streak.
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Southern League and American League results and notes
Daily baseball roundup covers Nashville at New Orleans Birmingham at Memphis Boston in Chicago New York at St Louis plus Cleveland Washington Detroit Philadelphia scores and batting details. Feature on the Atlanta Crackers with player profiles and team prospects in the Southern League with notes on pitchers and fielders.
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National League Scores and Batter Details
Baseball results from St Louis Boston Cincinnati and Chicago games with box scores. Cardinals blanked Doves 6-0 at St Louis while Boston managed three runs. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 8-0 in first game then 7-3 in second. Cubs routed Phillies 10-1. Pirates beat Giants 6-2 in New York nightcap. Umpires listed alongside time and pitcher lines.
Jeffries Plans Fight With Johnson After Stage Contract
New York July 10 Personal friends say James J. Jeffries will post a 5000 forfeit and sign boxing articles with Jack Johnson as soon as his theatrical contract ends July 17. He had refused to post the forfeit earlier due to stage commitments.
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De Soto Wins Doubleheader Over Leesburg
De Soto Georgia split a doubleheader with Leesburg on July 10, winning 16 to 6 in game one and 12 to 1 in game two. The standout was Leesburg errors in the field while De Soto played solid defense and offense, pulling away late in both games. Pitts helped De Soto secure a strong evening performance.
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Grant and Pell Win in Doubles Championship
New York player Pell and partner Grant toppled Doyle and Doyle of Washington in five sets to claim the doubles title at the Southern tennis championship played on Atlanta courts. Pell also defeated Boyle in singles to earn a shot at Nat Thornton in Monday’s final. Miss Turle of New York beat Mia Monroe for the ladies' singles crown.
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Buick Stars Break Numerous Records at Columbus Meet
Robert Burman drove a Buick to win the 100 mile Columbus Auto Club race at Driving Park, shattering world records from 96 to 100 miles. Teammate Lewis Strang set new marks from 41 to 96 miles, with both cars stock and worn tires amid a high casualty race. Burman passed Strang in the 88th mile to win by a quarter, ending a five year-old record run by Tap Clemens.
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Ramsdell Sets World Record At Pittsburg Carnival
F. L. Ramsdell of the University of Pennsylvania broke the world's 190 meter record at Forbes Field in Pittsburg. He ran 106 meters in 10 1 5 seconds, surpassing the former 48 8 second mark jointly held by James A Rector of Virginia and H Huff of the Chicago Athletic Association.
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