Markle Invin cible Against Barons in Duel With Whitehill
In Birmingham, July 14, the Crackers defeated the Barons 3 to 1. Markle pitched a controlled game, backed by Stow’s defense, nullifying Whitehill’s effort. Key early miscue by Joe Guyon set the tone as Atlanta built a lead and held on. Box score details note singles, walks, and two base hits contributions from Stow Ritter Graff and Rariden.
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Philadelphia Americans Triumph Over Detroit 6 to 4
In Detroit Philadelphia won 6 to 4 with Walker and Veach homering, including a late three-run shot with two on. In Cleveland Boston defeated the Indians 5 to 2 in a pitching duel as Jones held the key innings, Morton failing to allow a run after the sixth.
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National League win extends New York series lead in extra innings
New York earned a third straight victory over St Louis in an extra inning 4 to 3 contest. In the tenth, with the bases loaded, New York pushed across the winning run. Meanwhile Dallas defeated Anchor Duck mill 8 to 6, with Hudson recovering after a Thursday defeat. Batteries Dallas Hudson Croxer and Reynolds Carnes. Braves Rally to Win in Boston.
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Three Pitchers Kayoed In Milstead Scrubs Win
Conyers Ga July 14 Special Conyers of Middle Georgia league defeated by Milstead scrubs 9 to 4 The features were pitching by Elliott and the Milstead bats striking out three pitchers Batteries Elliott and Corley Packer Freeman Almand and Pirkle Umpire Floyd
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Georges Carpentier Sails to France Amid Festive Departure
New York reports a buoyant farewell for Georges Carpentier as he leaves for France aboard the Savoie. M. Mike Mahoney leads a celebratory party including Francois Descamps, Joe Jeanette, Frank Moran, and Paul Journee. A Sinn Fein banner is waved amid the cheers from British seamen aboard the nearby Menommee.
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Single G Still Tops Grand Circuit Pace Honors
Local racing fans recall Single G the standout pacer on Lakewood’s grand circuit last season. He closed with a world record run for three consecutive heals on the Atlanta course, 1 59, 2 00, 2 005. Critics now envision another sensational year, as trainer Ed Allen keeps him in peak form and the Indiana star looks poised to extend his brilliant career.
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Ohio
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Swimming Contests to be Held in Memphis
Memphis Tenn July 14 C H Hottum district commissioner of the Amateur Athletic Union announced that the International Swimming Contests next year under AAU auspices have been awarded to Memphis. The event will be contested over a ten mile course in the Mississippi River.
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Mississipni River
Georges Carpentier Sails for Europe
Georges Carpentier the French pugilist sailed today on the Savoie for a few weeks in France. He will return to the United States in time for a bout with an unnamed opponent on October 12.
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Georges Carpentier
Savoie
France
United States
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Lithonia Gun Club Holds Regular Tuesday Shoot
The Lithonia Gun Club hosted a regular shoot with visitors from Atlanta Gun Club Dr W B Chandler Lon Davis A S Haisten and Mr Ryan and from Peterdale club W Peter and Dr Lovelace. Conyers participants joined as spectators praised the display while scores from 50 targets listed several top shooters.
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Quicksteps Return From Road Journey
The Quicksteps, a fast colored baseball team from Atlanta, returned to town after a 28 game road trip with five losses and many victories. Manager J W Anderson plans to book more games while the team stays in Atlanta for several days before a trip to Ohio to end the season. Anderson can be reached at 449 Auburns Avenue to arrange matches.
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J. W. Anderson
Ohio
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Auburns Avenue
Fuller Released by Memphis Club for Greenwood Transfer
Memphis Tennessee July 14 Frank Fuller an outfielder was released today by the Memphis Southern association club to the Greenwood club of the Mississippi State league John Singleton recently obtained from Ranger of the West Texas league will replace Fuller on the Memphis team.
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Frank Fuller
Greenwood
John Singleton
Ranger
Fuller
Baseball results from multiple leagues across yesterday
Stats list scores from Southern, American, National, and minor leagues with games in Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Little Rock Memphis Nashville Chattanooga and more. Notable: Boston over Cleveland 5 2 Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 and St Louis 0 New York 0 with rain affecting several matches. Tomorrow matchups include Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile Memphis New Orleans Little Rock and Nashville Birmingham.
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Evans Edges Youth in Amateur Golf Championship Match
Chicago July 14 Chick Evans national amateur champion celebrated his 31st birthday by defeating 15-year-old Tia Couch four up with three to play in the Western Golf Association amateur championship third round. Evans advances to the semi finals to face Harrison Johnston as others, Knepper and Hartman, win their matches to set up the penultimate round.
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Grand Rapids
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Henry Sullivan Sails for Europe to Swim English Channel
Henry Sullivan, America's long distance swimming champion, sails from New York to Southampton to attempt the English Channel crossing Dover to Calais. He seeks the feat accomplished only by Webb and Burgess, with prior close calls in 1938 and last year. The piece also notes track and tennis notes from Harvard Yale and Longwood tournaments with several British and American athletes mentioned.
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America
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English
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Calais
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Rudd
Willie Ogg Leads Field At Shawnee Open
Willie Ogg of Worcester Massachusetts led a field of 124 starters on the first day at Shawnee open golf tournament in Shawnee-on-the-Delaware Pennsylvania with 145 strokes for 36 holes. Archie Gapner unattached and Peter O'Hara Shackamaxon tied for second with 142. George Duncan 1920 British Open champion struggled, scoring 89 for the day and 104 total.
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Mase
Atlanta
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Peter O'Hara
Shackamaxon
George Duncan
Three Homers Each For Brief And Thorpe
In Kansas City Bun ny Grief first baseman for the Kansas City team hit three home runs in a game against Columbus, lifting his season total to two. In Milwaukee Jim Thorpe Toledo outfielder also hit three homers in a Toledo Milwaukee American Association contest. Thorpe, formerly with the New York Nationals, was noted in the report. A French astronomist cited in the dispatch claims the war added ten million to the list of smokery in France.
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Golfer Stumbles with 83 in Afternoon Round
Abe Mitchell of England faltered with an 83 in the afternoon, leaving him with a total of 159 and effectively ending his bid.
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