Murphy-Eddia McGoorty bout set for July 26 in Atlanta
Atlanta boxing fans are promised a high profile middleweight matchup when Frankie Murphy faces Eddie McGoorty on July 26 at Ponte de Leon Park. The bout, organized by J Hume McDonald, aims to propel the winner toward a title shot and to establish Murphy’s training base in Atlanta. McGoorty’s strong South career and service with the U S armed forces anchor the hype as both men eye a future title bid with promoter backing in the East.
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Chicks Only Widen Gap in Southern Association Pennant Race
Memphis leads the Southern association after a busy week, two games from Birmingham’s four wins, as Birmingham gains on New Orleans and Little Rock moves up while Atlanta and Nashville struggle. Memphis went 5-2 for the week, Birmingham 4-2, New Orleans 4-4, Little Rock 4-2, Atlanta 2-4, Mobile 3-4, Nashville 2-4, Chattanooga 1-6. Markle, now with Cincinnati, won two games for the Crackers.
National League Giants Topple Pirates in New York
New York Nationals cut Pittsburg's lead to two games by winning the first game of the series 13 to 4. Cooper, Pittsburg's star pitcher, was knocked out in five innings as New York bunched four earned runs in the first and fifth frames. In Philadelphia, a sensational ninth inning homer by Peters, a recruit catcher, gave the Phillies a 5 to 4 victory in the second game and kept the double header even with Cincinnati. Rixey held his former mates to six scattered hits in the first game while Cincinnati won 7 to 1, with a walk by Wingo scoring Duncen ahead of him in the feature of game one.
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Braves Streak Broken in Doubleheader Loss
Boston slipped in the opener as St Louis edged them 4 to 3 in ten innings in front of 25 000 fans. In the second game the Braves won 5 to 3 as St Louis scored its run on Soeckel s error Hornsby s grounder and Lavan s single. Clemons earned the win Prester took the loss in the opener.
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Modern Boxing mashups and London prize ring notes
A fragmented reminiscence blends London prize ring customs with modern boxing. It recalls Jim Jeffries and Jack Dempsey era contrasts, noting muddy rings, spike footwear, and tactical shifts as athletes faced altered rules and referees. The piece tethers historical feats to current champions and era changes.
Browns Beat A's as Harris, Nonamaker Spark Win
Harris drove four hits and Nonamaker added three to back Cleveland in a high scoring game that featured strong team hitting. The Nationals struggled with 16 baserunners while Ovelaskie worked efficiently with men on base.
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Brenner Boosts Crackers At First Base
Local baseball notes praise H Brenner as a polished fielder and steady hitter for the Crackers. Claude Satterfield replaced, Charles Frank and the youngster assume first base duties as Richard Kauffman’s days linger in spring training. Brennan’s return and form boost Cracker infield while injured Fred Maria recovers.
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Winder Defeats Monroe in High-Scoring Tilt
Winder defeated Monroe on the grounds this afternoon by 10 to 4. The feature was Winder's hitting as the fifteenth victory for the Winder boys, who have been defeated only twice. Batteries: Hams tock and Garret. Wind der, A. Dea ton and Bi.
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Bresnahan After Young Indians Players Sparks Toledo Showdown
Roger Bresnahan owner of the Toledo team in the American Association held a conference with a Cleveland Indians official about young players belonging to the Indians. Bresnahan declared he would sign every man possible if the price was right, aiming to bolster the club amid speculation of possible resignations and major moves.
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Carpentier Fights Colors Debate in Ring
Georges Carpentier rejects wearing a national flag in the ring saying a fighter should not display the flag during a bout. The exchange involves American and French figures with references to bouts and prints. The discussion includes mentions of Tate, Albany, Moultrie, Tallahassee, and local results.
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