Crackers Beat Chicks In Hard Fought Early Game
In a fiercely contested matchup Tuesday afternoon the Crackers edged the Chicks 3 to 2. Pitcher Dave Hoth and reliever Breitenstein faced heavy pressure as both teams produced sharp fielding while several players, including Alison and Moran, made key hits. The outcome hinged on a late-inning single from Bisland and defensive decisions that masked a tense finish. The series wraps up with Thompson slated to start for the Crackers and Merritt for the Chicks.
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Dick Jeninen
Tooth and Nall
Crackers
Chicks
Jocale Nelly
Herb Kelly
Dave Hoth
Allison
Caleks
Kauffman
Kelly
McDermott
Brewart Winmieds
Acoline
Pete
Bris Lord
George Schlei
Uox
Stewart
McDonald
Wiliams
Lee
Moran
Moran Wan
Lord
Schies
Cruthers
Hibel
Mitchell
Williams
Manning
Hoth
Keustgaan
Himelf
Rumler
Blalana
Lord Wan
Schiel
Alison
Kauffmant
Trent
Breitenstein
Balla
Athles
Bretic
Jenking
Joe Jenkins
Fies
Chandler
Roth
Bisland
Donald
Carly Gane Toder
Carl ‘Thompson
Howand Merritt
Molle
Memphis
E. Alliuon
jeDermott
Behiet
Crutherm
Elbel
Ra Roth
Wee Chandree
wxAndreen Se ‘Totela
Chander
Whiitama
Lae
Ctf
Rt Rumler
D Wee Jenkins
Hess
Beore
Memphia
Atlanta
Rutherp
Eibel
Innin
Bigland
maAchtatolen
McKennie
McDonaldy
William
FLAG LEAGUE GAME RESULTS FOR VALDOSTA AND NEARBY TEAMS
Valdosta defeated an opponent in an afternoon baseball contest as Mays and Sheppards led the hitting. Gainesville outslugged Brunswick 11 to 9 to hand the weakened Brunswick club its third loss. Dothan beat Waycross 9 to 6 in a rain affected game with Chambers providing key hits.
Barons Take Overtime Win Over Lookouts 3 2
Chattanooga was edged in ten innings as Birmingham beat the Lookouts 3 to 2 in Birmingham Alabama. The game featured late scoring and a two run Birmingham rally in extras. Errors by multiple players and a pitching duel shaped the tense finish with Grimes and Aitchison handling mound duties for the teams. The Barons benefited from timely hitting including singles by Grimes and Hale and solid defense to secure the victory.
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Barons
Lookouts
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
CHAET
Pea
Heinewus
Etberaides
Socecres
Burris
Anvear
McCormick
Sloat
LO Duley
Lingay
Errore
Wiberfeld
Pitler
Patera
Lindsay
Clark
Haie
Elam
Magee
Hale
Daley
Graff
Grimen
Aitchison
Chattancoiss & Birmingham
My Grimes
Peters
All Men
Grimes
Cheatnutt
O'Toole
Mobile Falls to Nashville as Kron Shines on Mound
Nashville broke Mobile’s win streak with a 3-1 victory as Kron outpitched How. Dobard and Flick keyed Nashville’s four hits in the seventh inning for the decisive runs. Umpires Bernhard and Runderman. The game featured defensive errors and timely hitting that spoiled Mobile’s attempts.
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Mobile
Mis
Yuray
Nashville
Kron
Vieltors
Dobard
Fhiek
Mobile Ab
Nash Ab
Northern Cf
Kirchaf
Bakers
Paulet
Parmenet
Diamandies
Flick
Diamond
Java
Filck
Calhoun
Edge
Gheehan
Faulet
Hors
Koh
Bares
Hoge
Bircher
Hoss
Dodge
Ball
Street
Bernhard
Runderham
Pirates Beat Braves In Doubleheader Opener
National League baseball results list Pittaburg taking the first game 3 to 1 in eight innings after Boston errors, then Boston winning the second 7 to 4. Details include Kantichner and Gibaon, Ragan, Jes and Gow, and Benton, Da vis, Hughes, Goway, with key scoring plays noted.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Kantichner
Gibaon
Ragan
Jes
Gow
Janine Abr
H. E. Pittsburg
Benton
Armon
Schang
Davis
Hughes
Goway
Kansas City holds off Pittsburg 9 to 5 in rain shortened game
In a frenzied Federal League matchup at Pittsburg, Kenane City overwhelmed Pittsburg with a 9 to 5 win as Cullen shut down the visitors after a sluggish first inning. The clubs combined for scattered hits as Kansas City plated five runs late to seal the contest. Final line shows strong relief work by Cullen and a balanced Kansas City attack.
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Kenane City
Pittsburg
Uly
Ritcher Cullen
Kansas City
Cullon
EL Kansas City
Kittsburg
Ullop
Brown
Allen
Hearne
Berry
Gull s Ground Tourists in Doubleheader Split
Charleston and Augusta split a July doubleheader with the Gulls winning the first game 4 to 3 after a string of hits and errors, and Augusta taking the fourteen-inning second game 1 to 0. McManus pitched 24 innings for Augusta with solid field support from his club behind him.
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Tourists
GULLS
Charleston
Charlton
Augusta
Bitting
Marshall
Stinson
cManun
Rhe Augusta
McManus
Wabanke
Cheney
Um Dire
Vitter
Sears
Eubanks
Eldridge
Vimpire
Vittor
Giants Release Catcher Smith
New York July 13 Harry Smith catcher for the New York National was given his unconditional release today. Smith balked when management tried to send him to Rochester Internationals and asked for his release. Smith came here last season from Savannah of the South Atlantic league. New York July 13 three players of the New York Americans have been released to quary in the International map itcher Martin McHale was sent to Montreal. Pitcher Ensign Cottrell to Richmond and Peter Daley an outfield ear to Toronto.
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New York
Harry Smith
New York National
Smith
Rochester Internationals
Savannah
New York Americans
Martin McHale
Montreal
Ensign Cottrell
Richmond
Peter Daley
Toronto
Rome Takes Second Win Over Anniston In July Series
Rome defeats Anniston 4 to 0 after a slow early game, Coshran hits a long homer, Winchell pitches a shutout, Werner adds two doubles and a single. Newnan clinches pennant by beating LaGrange 22 to 8, with rough play noted. Talladega edge Griffin 3 to 0 as Sanford shines, Montezuma wins 5 to 4 at Hawkingville in a dramatic eleven innings.
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Rome
Anniston
Home
Coshran
Winchell
Werner
Morrison
Lina
Winchell and Hutchens
Gentle
Newnan
LaGrange
R.W. E
Head
LaFitte
Knight
Whitney
Mathews
Sanders
Montezuma
Hawkinville
Hawkingville
Ae Crea
Brogson
Stone
Wolvin
Ellison
Moran
Answers to Sports Questions From The Sporting Editor
The piece presents a Q and A style on Atlanta games and players. It asks about the season’s worst opponent scoring burst by a single game and which team did it, plus a line drive error inquiry, and which Tom Hughes is pitching for Wallongia or Atlanta and if another Tom Hughes exists in professional baseball. The fragment shows reader queries about pitching history with prompts to clarify past teams Washington Americans and current affiliations.
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Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Tom Hughes
Houten Wallongia
Washington “Americans
Perryman Bought by Birmingham Club Ballplayer from St Louis Browns
Perryman, pitcher from the St Louis Browns, has been purchased by Birmingham and will report tomorrow. He spent last season with Atlanta, and the deal announced in Birmingham, Alabama, on July 13.
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Birmingham
Ala
Perryman
St Louis Browns
Atlanta
Elwert Sold to Galveston in Texas League Trade
Elwert, Traveler third baseman, has been sold to Galveston in the Texas league and will report at once. Howard Baker will take his place at third for the Travelers. Del Howard, ex Brooklyn Federal, had reported to the Travelers.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
BU Elwert
Traveler
Galveston
Prosistent
New Orleans
Howard Baker
del Howard
Brooklyn Federal
Travelers
Dawson shuts out Cochran in 4-0 win on errors
Cochran lost to Dawson today 4 to 0 on errors. Coombs allowed four scattered hits while Dawson failed to score until late. Baby Wilder was sharp, giving up only one hit. Batter ies Coombs and Meehan, Wider and Harper.
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White Sox
Athletica
Chicago
Crowell
Philadelphia
Lajoie
McInnis
Knowlson
Conran
P— Cochran
Dawson
Coombs
Baby Wilder
Rhe Cochran
Newnan Wins Pennant in Georgia Alabama League
Harry Matthews former Atlanta sntcher piloted Newnan to the pennant as the team defeated La Grange today. Talladega trails in second. if Newnan loses and Talladega wins the pennant could shift. The league season ends with today’s games.
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Newnan
Harry Matthews
Atlanta Sntcher
la Grange
Talladega
Ness's Forty First Straight Hit Stuns Coast League
San Francisco July 1 Jack Ness first baseman for Oakland in the Pacific Coast League extended his streak to forty one straight games. He tied the world record set by Ty Cobb with forty one consecutive hits. Ness totaled seventy hits this season and boasted a .1387 batting average in ninety seven games with sixty two runs and three bags ten home runs. Ness previously played for Detroit.
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Dave Hoth
Flo
Roth
Kelly
Lord
Pete Allison
Memphis Speed Merchant
Alison
San Francisco
Jack Nem
Oakland
Ty Cobb
James Ness
Nessa
Detroit
Barrow Opens Season With Win Over Porterdale
Barrow Mill hosts Porterdale in the season opener winning 6 to 0. Kennington and Addington starred in batting while Lyle pitched superbly for Barrow, with Dorater catching. Porterdale's Moore Roseberry and Miler contributed on defense and offense. Interested teams should contact M. A. Morris or W. H. Jennings for games.
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Barrow Mill
Porterdale
Barrow
Kennington and
Addington
Lyle
Dorater
Moore
Roseberry
Miler
M. A. Morris
W. H
Fragmented Sports Scores From Various Leagues
A scrambled OCR of multiple results across leagues shows scores for American Association, Intermittent League, and Trans League games. Teams include Cleveland, North Carolina, Asheville, Norfolk, Newport News, Buffalo, Montreal, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio with varied point totals such as 7 8, 4, 3, 2, 1, 6, and 10 listed in a jumbled format.
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American Association
Loulne
Paul T Indiante
Cols
Cleveland
Radme Orth Carolina Leagus
Ghose
Durm
Atheville
Greeneo
Winston-Einem
Flaten
Vieaitin Lemus
Norfolk
Peters's
Rocks Aluunto
Newport News
Frey
Torents
Haulog
Where They Play Today Southern League and More
Cribbed notes show Memphis, Atlanta, Macon, Albany, Savannah, Jackson, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Brooklyn, and other cities listed for games. The scattered ODDS include references to leagues A G League Branwwle and Thomamile, with various localities such as Valdoma Dothan and Lagrange Newnan.
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Senators
Memphis
St. Louis
Boehling
Nashville
Bieminj
Atlanta
St. Louia
Bobile
Walter Johnson
Chattanooga
Wellman
Wilue Rock Fli
Ncars
W.L. F.C
Buffalo
RL E
Jacksonvial
Baltimot
Washington
St Louis
Batterton
Henry
Ww. L
Reid, James
Perryman
Leverenz
Seve- Philadel Chicano
Chicago
Brooklyn
Yori
Louk
Hatteries
Johnson
Williama
Philad
Ellman and
Agnew
Boston
Clevelant
Ate Tigers
YANKS
Wees Crunk
W. Lec
Tigers
Bennon
Wayerons
Detroit
Mich
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Valdosta
Griztin
Dothan
Tigera
Rome
Gainesvii
Yankees
Gover Anniston
Thomasy
Jeskie
LaGrange
Brunawick
Crawford
Schaol
New York
Cleveland
Chaproan
Graney
Kirke
Min le
Mitchell
Hoston
Atlant Lite Rock
Chutten
Ta Binming Rmn
Nashe
Mortieth Atlantin League
Macon
Albany
Charemen
Augus
Savannah
Colble
Jackson ‘le
Cal
Buu
National Cesgu Pitta G
Bonton
New Torket
Lip Philadelpha
Cincin
Federal League
Newark
Kanity
Willaby
Mrookkiyn
Balte
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jJocaia
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Columbia Today
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Aup
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Jos Wood
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Jack Ness
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Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
St Louie
Phila
Georgia-Alabama
Anninten
Takeda
Branwwle
Thomamile
Valdoma
Standish
Peabody
Baseball
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Seow
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