SQUASH MAKES GOOD HIS BOAST IN CHAMPS VICTORY
Nashville defeats Atlanta 4 to 0 as Perdue dominates on the mound with four hits allowed and fans, with Red Fisher strong for the Crackers early. Errors by Newton Moran and Sid Smith aided Nashville as Wiseman, Leight and Bay delivered timely hits to seal the win on July 7.
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Champa
Atlanta
Hub Perdue
Red” Fisher
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Wiseman
Newton
Wild East
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Moran
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Smith
Nashville Life and Confidance
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Tenneman
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Rohn
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Ronings
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Fisher Sacta
Jordan
Pfenninger
Douglasville Claims State Amateur Title
Douglasville Ga claims the state amateur championship after a week in Atlanta where they won two of three games against the Athletics, asserting dominance as the strongest amateur team in the state and prepared to defend the title. The claim rests on a series win at Ponce de Leon this week and a season showing that outpaced rival squads.
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Douglasville
Atlanta
Sporting
Dick Jemison
Ponce de Leon
Edwards
National League baseball scores and lineups from games
In Chicago Brooklyn and Philadelphia contests, Chicago won the first game 9 0 1 to 9 0 4 with Brown Archer Bell and Umpires Risler Johnstone. Second game ended 4 7 Brooklyn over Chicago 7 2 with Reulbach Archer Wilhelm Bergen and Johnstone Rigler officiating. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 7 by score 7 7 with Moore Moreh Dean Camnitz Gibson and Umpire Kim.
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Brooklyn
Brown
Archer Bell
Ara Marshall
Risler
Johnstone
Reulbachland
Archer, Wilhelm
Bergen
Rigler
Philadelphia
Battle Hill Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally At Egan Ga
In a dramatic late rally at Egan Ga Battle Hill rallied to beat Piedmont 11 to 10. Brooks pitched well to the ninth inning before Battle Hill fueled a ten run burst, with eight hits and errors in the frame. Kaplan started for Battle Hill and was relieved by White, while Matéger Vit tur brought Baxter to the mound to shut down Piedmont for the rest of the game. Howell and Parker paced the batters, McDowell defended first base, and Spengler handled catches in a high scoring ball game.
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Brooks
Piedmont
Keplan
Battle Hill
White
Piedmont Boysat
Matéger Vittur
Baxter
Haxter
Howell
Parker
McDowell
Spengler
Kaplan
Spangler
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Birmingham Montgomery doubleheader ends in split
In Birmingham and Montgomery a doubleheader ended with Mont ery taking the first game on poor pitching by Fleharty and Schopp faltering later. Juul struggled at the plate while Bias and Robinson both pitched and defended despite errors. Front fielding by Enfield highlighted the afternoon as Birmingham held visitors to one hit in parts of the day.
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Cardinals
Giants
Gysh
Rhe! Raub
St Louis
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New York
Ellam
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Bliss Willie Fisharty
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Whiteman
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Schopp
Lively
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Hart
Rudderham
Carpenter
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Montery
Juul
Bias
Robinson
Enfield
Great Battle at New Orleans Ends in Nightfall Victory
In New Orleans on July 17 Steve Reagan replaced Maxwell and delivered a left field single in the sixteenth inning driving in Demont and giving New Orleans a win over Mobile. Watson hit a homer in the fourth for Mobile, their lone run, and New Orleans tied it in the ninth as darkness settled.
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New Orlea
Steve Reagan
Maxwell
New Orleans
Mobile
Pitzheta
Watson
Hickman
Niagara Stakes at Fort Erie
Al Muller scores a 6 to 1 upset to win the Niagara Stakes worth 1200 dollars as Royal Onyx and other long shots chase across seven races. The card also features five other stakes with varied results including Pulford and Salvolatile placing second and third respectively in the Niagara undercard.
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Tourene
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al Muller
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Ketchamike
Musgrave
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Royal Report
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Sally Preston
Center Shot
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Bell Scott
Solon Shingle
Cilvedear
Greendale
Milo
Old Honesty
Zipanga
Belidmore
Haynes
Giles
Peer
Chepontus
Epme
American League scores and lines from baseball games
Senators defeat White Sox 4 to 3 as Burns and Altrock strong in Chicago. Cleveland tops Boston 6 to 4, Joss and Falkenberg on mound. Tigers beat Yankees 9 to 2. Browns win two as Pelty, Stephens pace victory in St Louis and Philadelphia split twin bill with Crisa producing late runs.
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Pelty
Stephens
Plank
Thomas
Evans
Perrine
Louis
Crisa
Howell
Criger Dygert
Livingstone
Byana
Crackers Return Home After Tough Road Trip
The Crackers head back to the ball lot for a three day stay with the Memphis Turtles and Travelers, aiming to rebound from a difficult six day stretch under hot weather. Atlanta fans urged to back the team as Mobile, New Orleans, Birmingham, and the Pelicans loom, with a three game Mobile series and a final Pelicans slate on the horizon. The squad, led by manager Charles Babb, plans to improve standing, relying on a mix of new face Jake Dauberton and familiar pep to fuel victory.
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Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Charles Babb
Memphis Turtles
Jake Dauberton
Traveler
Pelicans
Amos Pfenninger
Fang
Giants and Dodgers cite possible changes in rosters
New York rumors hint at manager McGraw and star Mike Donlin settling salary disputes, potentially returning to the New York outfield. Frank Bowerman may rejoin the Giants, while Brooklyn eyes Rill Dahlen if salary terms with Boston are met. Denlin quotes mark his demand of 84,000 for the season. Harriman’s health shows improvement as he takes long walks in Austria.
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New York
Tocal
McGraw
Mike Donlin
Frank Bowerman
Boston Nationals
Giants
Denlin
Ebbatts
Brooklyn
Rill Dahlen
Boston
Mes Denlin
Brugh
Where They Play Today Southern League Schedule
Regional baseball notes show Little Rock at Memphis Mobile at New Orleans and Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Texas League matchups include Tart Worth 1 Dallas Oklahoma City 4 with Shreveport facing Houston Waco Rain Galaston San Antonio Rain listed for today’s slate.
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Pittsburg & Ae
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St Louis
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Houston-Waco
San Antonio
South Atlantic League Baseball Scores and Details
Multiple games summarized with team names and battery pairs. Indians beat Electrics 1 0 with Schulty Petit Hixon Smith Covene on May 5. Tourists Win Two. Lookouts defeated Night Riders 9 8 in a high scoring game. Umpires listed as Vaughn Evans Colby Westovell Meek.
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Savannah
Columbus
Schulty
Petit Hixon
Smith and Covene
Matthewson
Johnson Declines Meeting Jeffries in Chicago
In Chicago a scheduled bout meeting failed as James J Jeffries and Jack Johnson did not convene. Johnson remained at his Indiana training camp late, citing refusal to meet. Jeffries later announced plans after his theatrical contract ends July 25 to travel Europe and then Carlsbad, offering to forfeit to set a suitable venue.
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James J Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Johnson
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Europe
Carlsbad Hefera
Frayne Knocks Out Young Corbett in Eighth Round
San Francisco July 1. Johnny Frayne of San Francisco defeats former lightweight champion Young Corbett in the eighth round of a scheduled 25 round bout. Corbett failed to make weight by about two pounds, the contest deemed lopsided after Frayne landed a decisive right and left to Corbett’s jaw. Referee Krieng scored the knockout as Corbett was unable to continue.
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Terry McGovern
Johnny Frayne
Haymaker
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Krelng
Tommy McCarthy
Charley Reilly
Terry Keller
John O Keefe
Freddie Brooks
Beattle
Keller
O'Keefe
Twenty Three Chances Handled By Twirlers In 16 Inning Tie
A 16 inning game between the Pelleans and the Pelicans ended 2 to 1 with Bert Maxwell facing Gordon Hickman. Reagan replaced Maxwell in the 16th and drove in Demont for the winning run as both teams logged heavy defensive work and many assists.
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Twirlers
Crackers
Pelleana
Palleans Land Gulls
Bert Maxwell
Atlanta
Gordon Hickman
Maxwell
Hickman
Steve Reagan
Demont
Bert
Mobile
Pelicans
Redmond Defeats Goodman On Ninth Round Foul
In New Orleans July 17 Jack Redmond of St Paul won by decision over Danny Goodman of Chicago after a foul in the ninth round Referee Schoenfeld ruled in Redmond’s favor as Goodman dodged and landed below the belt during clinches in the final moments of the bout
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New Orleans
Jack Redmond
St. Paul
Danny Goodman
Chicago
Redmond
Goodman
Schoenfeld
Boston club lands Anderson and Yerkes in league deal
A Wilson North Carolina dispatch reports the Boston American club has exercised its option on pitcher Anderson and shortstop Yerkes in the Eastern League. The Wilson club received $1000 for the players who are to report immediately.
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Wilmington
N. C
Wilson
Boston American
Anderson
Yerkes
Baseball Association
Empire City Handicap Result Attracts 15000 Crowd
Malthie, a 12 to 1 outsider, won the Empire City Handicap of $4,000 easily from a strong field before 15,000 at Empire City. King’s Daughter led early, Alfred Noble stayed close, then Malthie drew away by two and a half lengths. Alfred Noble took second with Kings Daughter third.
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King’s Daughter
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Malthie
Page
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Fashion Plate
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Kings Daughter
J E Madden
Fayette
S.C Hildreth
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the Gardener
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Joe Rose
Rialto
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Our Maggie
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Charlie Hargrave
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Sea Wolf
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Bobbie Kean
Ida
Adrivle Spooner
Aidri Fire
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Queen Marguerite
Mele
Bandeiro Yama
hArikina
Bryce Nethermost
Glen- Dadeane
Madeline II
Fiying Footsteps
Helen Carroll Finfield
Doctor Barkie
Killie Crankie
King of Bashan
White Caps sweep North Atlanta with 8 to 2 win
The White Caps defeated North Atlanta 8 to 2 in the first game at Poplar Springs. Conway pitched well allowing five hits while Jones starred at bat and behind the plate. In the second game the White Caps won 3 to 0 as Skipworth limited North Atlanta to two hits. Wiggins pitched for North Atlanta but was knocked around by the White Caps.
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Conway
Jones
Poplar Springs
Baker
Skipworth
Wiggins
Griffin Wonder
P Martin
Jones Baker
Wright
EL White
Georgia Railway Wins One Sided Belt Field Game
The Georgia Railway and Electric Company edged past Iroquis in a large defeat after their first belt field game Saturday afternoon. Georgia Railway totaled fifteen hits and eighteen runs, led by Captain Griffin and Mayfield with key batting and hits by Reed, Martin, Farris, and Griffin on stealings and outs noted by the umpire.
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Martin
Reed
Farris
Barns
T. Griftn
Keen
Savage
Marstein
Tigre
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