O'Toole Nerves Crackers Umpire Clash in Season Note
A weathered baseball column praises umpire Jack O'Toole for steering a tense game, criticizes managers for deferring to him, and lauds the Crackers as a top division team with strong batting and improving fielding. It highlights Callahan, Alley, Alperman, Pirbison, Agier, Hemphill, and Desau, noting turnovers and lineup shifts as the season progresses.
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Mike
Thers
Ig Tour
Callahan
Alley
Alperman
Pirbison
Agier
Hemphill
Batley
Mc ¥Lveen
Where They Play Today Southerna League and National League
Schedule lists venues across leagues with New Orleans at Avania, Birmingham at Nashville, Mobile at Montgomery, Memphis, and Jacksonville, Columbia, Macon, Savannah, Columbus, plus Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, New York and Washington venues in American and National Leagues.
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New Orleans
Avania
Oronce de Leon Gama
Able Birmingham
Nashvctle
Mobile Vno Tit
Asvoga
Montgomery
Memphis
South Atlantic League
Jacksonville Methany
Columbia da Macon
Savannah
Columbus
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Chiago
New York
St. Louis
Tles
Jand
Washington
Birmingham
Chattanooga
S$ Mobile
New Orleans Ag
Montgomery Ee
Atlanta
Nashville
TAU
Lumbus
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Wiltie
Crandall
Evers
Rigler
H.H.E
Lavender
Cheney
Archer
Willie
Randall
Myers
Pinneran
O'Toole Forfeits Game Savages Pelicans In Atlanta
Dick Jemison reports on Umpire O'Toole's decision to forfeit the second game of the Atlanta versus New Orleans doubleheader after Pelicans delayed play and rain interrupted action. Cracker fans praised the move, noting Watworth’s solid pitching and key hits as Atlanta took a 4-0 lead before the rain. The first game ended 3-2 with Pelicans benefiting from late errors as Hemphill and Atkins made managerial calls under pressure.
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Jack O'Toole
New Orleans
The
Pelicans
Whea Tt Birds
Atlanta
Haigh
Wagner
Llaigh
O'Tools
Pelicana
Wasner
Waldorf
Notre Dame
Peileans
Sreemisal
Alt
Walwort
Kemphitl
Sun glare eyewear offered by John TI Moore & Sons
Sun glare harms vision and prompts an offer from John TI Moore and Sons to make lenses in soft tints for sight seeing trips. The ad notes their address at 42 North Broad.
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Cincinnati Reds and Dodgers split doubleheader in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, July 11, the Reds and Dodgers each won 3-2 in two tight games. Ragan left with a four-finger injury in game one. Smith and Wheat sparked Brooklyn and Cincinnati bats. In game two, Brooklyn again edged Cincinnati 2-2? Wait corrected: Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 3. Umpires Brennan and Owens.
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Ohio
Brooklyn
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Wheat
R.H. FE
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McLean
Brennan
Owens
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Rucker
Phelps
Benton
Keefe
Davis
Clarke
Atlanta Athletic Club announces second annual invitation golf tourney
Invitations sent for the East Lake course event running July 18 to 20 with about 150 players including regional delegates. Qualifying July 18. match play rounds July 13 and 20. finals in the afternoon. Cups and trophies awarded for winners and runners-up across four flights.
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East Lake
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Ponce Dle Leon
St Louis beats Boston to take final of four game series
St Louis won the final game of the Boston series 9 to 6 at home, three of four in the set. Batteries Tyter Dickingon and Rar iden, Steele Teale Sallee and Bilsa. Time 2 35. Umpires Eason and Emilie.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Tools
R. HE
Boston
Tyter
Dickingon
Rariden
Steele
Teale
Sallee
Bilsa
Eason
Emilie
American Athletes Dominate Early Olympic Medals
United States leads the medal tally at Stockholm with wins in pole vault and shot put. Notable performances include Harry Babcock of Columbia, Mark Wright of Dartmouth, and Frank Nelson of Yale earning medals. Ralph Rose and Patrick McDonald claim top spots in shot put, while Ralph Craig and Donald Cippincerti shine in the 200 meters. Patton advances in modern pentathlon. Australia sets a 400 m freestyle record.
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United States
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Babcock
Columbia University
New York
Mark S. Wright
Dartmouth
Frank T. Nelson
Yate
Columbia
Wright
Nelson
Frederick H. Kelser
New York Athletic Club
Russia
Luxembourg
Martin W. Hawking
John P. Nicholson
James Menage
Fred W. Kelley
John B. Case
Powell
Patton
West Point
George S. Patton
Healy
Europe
Sweden
Great Britain
Germany
Finland
France
Africa
Denmark
Norway
Italy
Canada
Hungary
Australia
Greece
Belgium
Austria
Holland
Peach and Palmettos Triumph in Macon Today
In Macon Georgia on July 11 the Peaches defeated the Palmettos 11 to 0 with Calhoun Mangus and Cruise homeruns and three doubles. Voss allowed eight scattered hits and shut out the visitors after a bases loaded threat. Score by innings shows a dominant home performance with strong support from the defense and bullpen.
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Columbia
Calhoun
Mangus
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H. E
Kahlhoff
Barrett
Cleveland Defeats Washington In Nine to Three Tilt
Cleveland belted nine runs on 15 hits to down Washington 9 to 3 in a game featuring Turner’s strong batting and Steen’s clutch work in the pinches. Batteries Steen and Livingstone for Cleveland and Hughes, Engel, and Henry for Washington. Time 2:30. Umpires Lough-Egan, Kreba.
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Senators
Cleveland
Washington
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Engel
Henry
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Umpire Staff Shakeup Looms In Southern League
O'Toole and Breitenstein to be dropped from the staff as poor attendance and heavy rain undermine the double umpire system. O'Toole’s next move unclear while Breitenstein likely returns to field duties. veteran hurler Dan may play on with several strong games ahead.
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Athante
Seatalf
Kavanagh
Jauvk O'Toole
Theodore Breitenstein
O'Toole
Breienstein
Ate Dan
Brilliant tie ends fourteenth as Barons face Nashville
In Nashville on July 11 the Barons and Vols battled to a 1-1 record in fourteen innings. Boyd and Bair pitched brilliantly with sharp fielding by Nashville. McDonald was hit by a pitch to retire, and James and Welch saved near hits while McDonald made a remarkable foul fly catch. Box score shows Birmingham and Nashville each with one run, with errors and defensive plays noted. Time 2:45. Umpires Kellum and Rudderham.
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Turtles 4, Billies 3 win tied late in Memphis game
In Mimping Tennessee Montgomery's three runs to Memphis's one set the stage but the focaia rallied in the eighth to tie. Crandall scored the winning run from second on Moulton's single in the eleventh. misplays aided the visitors' runs and McAlister did not record a put-out.
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Keping
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Fat
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Atkins
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