Crackers Defeat Chickasaws 5-0 at Rugswood Park
Cliff Markle shut down the Chickasaws with five hits and no runs as the Crackers piled up five scores. Howard Camp and Tommy Willan led the Chicks with two and one hits respectively while Wingo sparked the Crackers with three hits and three RBIs. McMillan and Yockey contributed infield plays that helped Nebraska, er, the Crackers, extend the Chicks’ scoring drought to seven innings.
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Herbert Caldwell
Memphis
Hope Springs
Rugswood Park
Markle
Clifford Markle
Crackers
Marale
Howard Camp
Tommy
Mel Willan
Chicks
Tom Corcoran
Tom
George Mohart
Wingo
Tommy McMillan
Andy High
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Guyon
Stow
Mayer
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Kauffman
Wingos
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Mish
Yockey
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Martle
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Ela
Bob Dowie
Chick
Dowie
High
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Frea Graff
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Grand Circuit Opens at Fort Miami Track
In Toledo on July 10 the second week of Grand Circuit racing starts at Fort Miami mile track. Most entrants came from Cleveland last week and will race in classes and stakes including the 2:09 Port Mesa pace for a $3,000 purse with nineteen entries. Officials presiding are Joseph McGraw of Washington PA as judge Chester Stands of Columbus OH and L. E. Webb of Magon WI.
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Ohio
Fort Miami
Cleveland
Port Mesa
Jimmie Mederron
Joseph McGraw
Washington
Juders Chester Stands
Columbus
L. E. Webb
Magon
Wisconsin
Reds Pay Handsome Price for New Twirler
Cincinnati reports Geary of Seattle will join the Reds this week in an exchange worth 80 000 and three players. Pitcher Brenton and Outfielder Lee are to Seattle at once, with other Reds staff changes expected under national agreements.
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Menty
Geary
Seattle
Cincinnati Nationals
Brenton
Lee
Reds
Grant Park Seeks Out of Town Games
Grant Park pitcher ally park paserail team aims to schedule several Saturday afternoon contests within thirty to forty miles of Atlanta. Managers are asked to write R. South at 218 Bill Street, Atlanta, Ga, to arrange fixtures.
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Grant Park
Atlanta
R. South
Bill Street
Runyon Defends Dempsey War Record in Tireless Critique
A columnist skewers Damon Runyon for defending Jack Dempsey’s World War I service, arguing Dempsey’s patriotism is not a measure of his boxing prowess. The piece notes Dempsey’s draft exemption, service claims, and points out the author’s view that veterans’ records should honor duty rather than influence sports status.
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Diane
Damon’ Runyon
Jack Dempsey
Damon
Dempsey
United States of America
United States
Jack
Mr. Dempsey
Congress
Crackers Top Eiberfeld as Chicks Lead Series Clash
The Chicks moved toward the first division as they overwhelmed Eiberfeld and outplayed the Crackers in a key series tilt. Fans at Birmingham greeted the effort with a bottle shower while Tuero clashed over delayed play and Traynor faced a tense exchange. The Chicks hold a strong lead in the standings, Barons surge into second, and tensions flare across Birmingham, New Orleans, and Nashville as league play continues.
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Chicks
Eltberfeld
Atlanta
Memphis
Little Rock
Kidmen
Mobile
New Orleans
Chickasaws
B’ham
Baron
Chitics
Williams
Southern
Nashville
Birmingham
Tuero
Speedy Remedy for Bad Umpiring Illustrated
In a mis joined account from 7Wn at iazlehurst, Mias Red Torkleson stars for the outlaws as the organization drafts a plan for umpires. After Fourth of July play sparked friction, the chief of police informed His Umps that service was no longer needed. The umpire objected and was escorted from the field by deputies to the city Hoostow.
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Birmingham
Barons
Martin
Pels
New Orleans
Iazlehurst
Mias
Red Torkleson
Outlaws
Umps
Ump
Hoostow
Lions to play Civitan team in August at Poncey
The Lions club, upset by a recent loss to the Ad Men at Ponc de Yeon, will meet the Civitan team at Poncey on Saturday, July 30, with proceeds aiding rehabilitation students in Atlanta. The Atlanta Woman's club backs the effort, selling tickets citywide, aiming to outdraw the crowd from the Adders and Lions clash for a soldiers memorial in Ansley Park. The article also notes upcoming southern and national amateur swimming championships in Birmingham August 12-13, with medals and trophies for winners and entrants from Atlanta and beyond.
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Ponc de Yeon
Civitan
Poncey
Atlanta
Civitans
Lioners
Lions
Inch
Civtans
Atlanta Woman's Club
Adders
Soliers
Ansley Park
Inch Hounds
Southern Amateur Athletics Union
Birmingham
Mast Lake
Birmingham Athletic Club
Texas
Herbert L. Cobb
C. W. Streit
Cara
B. O. le
Druid Hills Dinkins Trophy pairings announced in golf
Qualifying rounds at Druid Hills for the 8 C. Duking tournament name Colquitt low medalist with a net 66 after a 91 gross plus 26 handicap. First flight pairings include Colquitt vs Jordan Beam vs Bell L Engle vs Fiord Stallings vs Newell over Jones vs Ingram and others. Second flight matchups list Cooper vs Barnes Willis vs Jernizan Moon vs Deakins Montgomery vs Howard Brine vs Wheatley plus more.
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Dinkins Trophy
Flicht
T. Colquitt
Lee M. Jor
G. F. Willis
Allen Jernizan
C. H. Moon
F.C Deakins
F.montgomery
C. R. Howard
G.W. Brine
Wheatley
E. A. Backer
Dr. MD. Hoff
P. D. McCorley
Charles
R. sCallt
Virginia League in Session Over Salary Rule Protests
Petersburg July 10 The Virginia baseball league directors remained in session at 12:30 AM amid protests alleging violations of the salary limit rule by the Rocky Mount and Wilson clubs. They also debated awarding the first half championship, closed July 2, with Rocky Mount leading by a half game. The Wilson protest over a Richmond game was sustained, and a transfer of the Wilton Richmond series to Richmond was being sought so the protested game could count toward the first half winner.
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Virginia Baseball League
Rocky Mount
N. G
Wilson
Wilson Club
Richmond
Atlanta and Memphis clash in scattered league results
National League reports Dittsbug and Brooklyn games with New York at Chicago. Amerteno League shows Philadelphia and Cleveland strong, Washington over St Louis, Boston Detroit rain. International League lists Syracuse Jersey City and others. Southern League schedules Atlanta at Memphis and others with three games today.
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Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham-Little Rock
Dittsbug
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New Bill
Washington
St Louis
Boston
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleana
Pittsburg
Gineiunat
St. Louis
Detroit
Augusta
Spartanburg
Charleston
Greenville
Columbia
Charlotte
Carrollton
Griffin
LaGrange
Rome
Lindale
Cedartown
Southern
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Phiiladelphia
Superbas beat Pirates in tough National League clash
Brooklyn July 16 the Superbas defeated the Pirates 3 to 3 by stringing hits in the fifth inning. Grimes earned his eighth straight win, limiting Pittsburgh to five hits and quieting Bigbee who extended his hitting streak to twenty three games.
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Pittsburg
Grimes
Superbas
Pirates
Bigbee
Young Stribling clash eyed after Atlanta gym workouts
Kid Young trains daily at the Business Men’s Athletic Club in Atlanta preparing for Tuesday night’s featherweight bout with Pa Stribling. Fans expect a high attendance as advance ticket sales surge. Pa Stribling and his young challenger arrive from Macon and join final prep at Bibbling’s club, with strong local interest and multiple outlets selling tickets.
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Miller
Young
Battler
Atlanta
Bibbling
Chess' Place
Rex
Hunter
Forsyth Streets
Ladies Tree
Lindale and Cedartown Open Georgia State League Series
Lindale and Cedartown open the first Georgia State League series at Ponce de Leon today. The two clubs, among the state circuit’s top teams, feature former Crackers and promising players bound for Southern League assignments as Atlanta fans follow the state league action.
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Cedartown
Atlanta
Georgia
Charlie Frank
Big Osborne
Griffin
Dirong
Crackers
Cracker
Gordon Powell
Winderlad
Dutch Mittwede
Hardin Herndon
Brenner
Culp
Georgia State Inds
Reece
Macon Backs Stribling in Kid Young Showdown
The Macon Telegraph reports strong local support for Stribling as Kid Young backs training for a comeback match next Tuesday at the Business Men's Athletic Club. Promoter Tim Miller promises three undercard bouts and cites Stribling's 12-1-0 record since January, aiming to extend his knockout run against Young.
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Macon Telegraph
Atlanta
Cy* Young
Business Men's Athletic Club
Young
Ivang I IV
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Walk Miller
Kid Young
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Forsyth Streets
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Artie Root
Cleveland
Qhie
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Ladica
Sribling
Stribling
Macon
Birmingham
Milledgeville
Sinkling
Young Sribling
Kid Domb
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Barthett
Charleston
C. Stribling
Kid Comb
City Auditorium
Kid Nappie
Savannah
Mishoung
New Orleans
City
Pennant Race Midseason Update Hits Strong Notes
New York July 10 midseason drift shows Pirates leading the National League by three and a half games over New York with Cleveland trailing by the same margin as other major clubs seek to close the gap. In the American League Cleveland and Chicago beat Philadelphia and New York respectively, while Washington and Detroit post steady marks. St. Louis resumes heavy hitting as Kerr and Faber remain the reliable pitchers amid a mixed week for the rest of the circuit.
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Smith
Pepe
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Po Wagner
Morse
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Hutchinson Returns With British Trophy
Jock Sngan of Chicago wins the British open golf championship and returns to New York aboard the Carmania with the silver cup emblematic of the Open. The trophy, engraved with past winners since 1872, served as a champagne-jointier cup during the July Fourth celebration aboard ship.
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Sngan
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