Dan Boone Beaten as Crackers Rally in Ninth
In a tight Southern League game, the Atlanta Crackers rallied in the ninth inning to defeat the Chattanooga Lookouts 4 to 3. Dan Boone held the Crackers to six hits through eight, but walked in a run and Braves veteran Art Ritter scored on a wild throw and a single by Satterfield, sealing the comeback led by Ritter and Rariden.
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Bradshaw Stars for Home Folks in Covington Golf Exhibition
Covington Golf Club celebrated its third anniversary with Trueman Bradshaw and Iverson Grives showing locals how to play the Scottish game. Bradshaw’s eagle finish delighted the crowd as he and Grives demonstrated expert play for townsfolk, with Wood Field recalling Georgia Tech glory and Soldier Froggie Morrison rejoining from Germany.
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National League games postponed by rain across the circuit
Rain ruins several key NL matchups with multiple postponements. New York and Philadelphia note wet grounds delaying games, while Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago and others face schedule changes as Jupe is referenced in multiple eras.
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Griffin Beats Rome In Gridiron? Wait Go With Baseball Update
Griffin evened the series with Rome as Bates held Rome scoreless through eight. In the ninth two hits and a triple produced two runs for Rome, while Cedartown topped LaGrange in eleven innings 5 to 4 with Hinkle briefly pitching and Konemann shutting down the visitors. Nox Score details include Kelton Milner Greene Thrasher Hawkins Bradley and Carter.
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Babe Hits 35th Homer as Yankees Top St Louis 7 3
New York defeated St. Louis 7 to 3 with Ruth belting his 35th homer of the season in the sixth inning with a runner aboard. Van Gilder led the offense with three hits as St. Louis starter Gerber appeared at short for the Browns for the first time since June, in six innings of work.
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Columbia Club Prepares for National Open Golf Tourney
Washington July 13. With final committee meetings complete, Columbia Country Club readies for the national open golf championship. A record field of 260 players is expected, more than last year, as members volunteer to assist and scorers train for large crowds. Clubhouse access will be limited to members and invited guests during the event due to weather and crowd management concerns.
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Wilson Beats Robinson In Ten Round Middleweight Bout
Johnny Wilson world middleweight champion won the decision over George Robinson of Cambridge in ten rounds here tonight. Robinson weighed three and a half pounds over the 164 pound limit and led the early rounds, but Wilson held the advantage most of the contest.
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Indians Meet Atlanta Cubs On Morris Brown Campus
The Indians chase a strong season record as they face the Atlanta Cubs this afternoon at Morris Brown campus. Indiana has won 30 games and lost six, four of which were to the Black Crackers.
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