Crackers Rally and Win Out in Baseball Rally
Moran Bayless and Jordan starred as the Crackers came from behind in the seventh inning to beat the Turtles. Carl Otto Jordan led off with a single, stole second, and scored on a sacrifice fly, then a wild throw and double steal produced three more runs. Coulson and Fritz posted strong hits, while Tommy Atkins held the mound after a rough seventh.
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Crackers
Charley Fritz
Pelican
Fritz
Atkins
Otto Jordan
Jordan
DY Newton
Rohn
Wheeler
Wagner
Sid Smith
Walker
Newton
Helen
Bayless
Aiking
Winters
Moran
Gulls
Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Moblie
Thornton
Schultz
Ludwig
R.h
Hensloe
Bowen
Molesworth
McGilvray
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Elam
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Dickson
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McCay
Fenteh
Rhoton
Sabiie
xThornton
Stockdale
Gygll
Raffle
Gygil
Watson
Sabrne
Tims
Carpenter
O'Brien
Harold Johns
Uf Y Schwenck
Rogere
Memphis
R. H
A. Shields
Babb
Braye
Daubert
Cranston
Coulson
St. See
O'Leary
Pee
Atlanta
Shield
Cou ‘Dison
Today’s Southern and Major League Baseball Schedule
In the Southern League Memphis visits Atlanta with Ponte de Leon game called at 4 PM. Mobile plays Birmingham while New Orleans visits Montgomery. Little Rock at Nashville and in the South Atlantic Macon at Columbus Jacksonville at Columbia Knoxville at Savannah Chattanooga at Augusta. American League matchups include New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis. National League games feature St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston.
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Southern League
Meat Gslanta
Wor
Vile
Mobile Ae
Little.Rock
New Orleans
Montgomery
hMemphis Ae
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Clad P. Augusta
Macon
Umbus
Lumbla
Savannah
Jacksonville
Hanoxville
B.C
Pittsburg
Chica
New Fork
Cincinnati
Philadelph
St. Louia Brooklyn
Bostoneae
Phiadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
St. Louie
Washington
Memphis
Atlanta
Ponte de Leon
Mobile
New Orleana
Little Rock
Nashville
Columbus
Columbia
Knoxville
Augusta
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
National League
Brooklyn
Climber five Pelicans two in Montgomery game
Montgomery Alabama July 19 Montg ery won from New Orleans 5 2 as Guese pitched well in front. Whiteman homered in eighth after Daley hit two triples. Breitenstein allowed eleven hits and Welmer scored both visitor runs. Weimer and Roche contributed for New Orleans in a 6 8 24 35 0 line.
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Climbers
Pelicans
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Guese
Whiteman
Daley
Breitenstein
Welmer
Ab. R. H
A. Persons
Kerwin
OG Daley
Cof
Rockenfield
Greminger
Peps
Hart
A Guese
Weimer
Roche
EO Hil
Wwe
Huslyman
Dexter
EO Dement
Lindsay
Qo Schriver
Boore
R. Montgomery
Por‘gong
Hill
Demont
Shannon
Matthews
South Atlantic Tennis Open Begins in Augusta
Augusta Ga July 10 The South Atlantic Tennis Tournament opens with entrants from North and South Carolina and Georgia. Men’s singles feature 32 entries. 12 of 16 prelims complete and several second round matches played. Archibald Blackshear refereed. umpires GP Butler Wall Chafes Raworth. Doubles start tomorrow and ladies’ singles begin.
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Augusta
North
Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Twleve
Capers
Caldwell
Verdery
Jackson
Gary
McAuliffe
J. Dawson
Agee
Cumming
Lamar
Lee
Harper
Branch
Bridges
Ridgely
Davidson
Will Gary
Archibald Blackshear
Butler
Harry Wall
Harry Chafes
Henry Raworth
Kling Declines Chicago and Meets Brooklyn Offer
New York dispatch reports Brooklyn club president Ebbetts has offered 20000 dollars for catcher Johnny Kling who refused to play for Chicago this year. Kling says no communication from Ebbetts, will join Brooklyn or any club meeting his terms. otherwise he stays in Kansas City.
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New York
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Chicago
Johnny Kling
Ebbette
Kling
Kansas City
New York Dispatch
Ebbetta
Gliding Belle Wins at Empire City in Rain-Soaked Card
Empire City N Y July 19 The track stayed rain damaged as Gliding Belle rose from 6 to 1 to win the fourth race a mile event by a length and a half. Other results include Hali Eat winning the first race for four year olds and upward over furlongs, and Campeon taking the golf 1 4 miles.
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Empire City
Gilding Helle
Halieat
Uggan
Bobbie Kean
McCakey
Queen Mar-guerite
Glass
Cavalcadour
Orphan Lad
Hssteria
Fleming
Tom McGrath
Ide D
Fireball
Jennie Wells
Campeon
Page
Nettermost
Aece
Krikini
McCahey
Falk
Cliff Ridge
Sagina
Handello
Danger
Yama
Bryce
Mobilly Tan
Evening Song
Collard
Taplin
Glennadeane
Tanney
Finfield
Responseful
Gliding Belle
Martin
Cesque
Dugan
Donau
Ili
Powers
Firebox
Lounge
Bonle Kelso
Upton
St. Joseph
Bergen
Giid
Wilton Lackaye
Ardalgran
Marcus Queensberg and the boxing club mystery
A letter from Sporting Editor in Atlanta questions the identity of Marcus Queensberg described as the observer of a boxing event. He asks who the Hebrew Marcus Queensberg is and why he has left the clothing business, signaling curiosity about a figure tied to the bout’s promotion.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Marcus Queensberg
National League Contracts and Releases Reported
New York July 19 President Pal Ham of the National League announced contracts and releases. Names include Cof fey with New York, Curtin with Philadelphia, Ward and Martell with Boston. Releases list Howerman to Philadelphia, Paten, Starrs to Lynn, Autrey to Hartford, McCarthy to Montreal, Egan to Boston, Brown Richie and Bhean to Scranton, Durbin to Pittsburgh. Hofman recalled by Chicago from Quincy under option.
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New York
Pal Ham
Boston
John ¥. Coffey
Harry Curtin
Philadelphia
Joseph Ward
Leon A. Martell
Frank Howerman
J. W. Paten
Charles W
Lynn
W. A. Autrey
Hartford
Thomas FF. McCarthy
Cincinnati
Montreal
Frank J. Egan
Charlies
Brown
Lewis Richie
David Bhean
Pittsbore
Scranton
Al Orth With Yankees in a Cleveland Departure News
The New York Americans visit Lynenpurgs and Orth play at Larms before heading to Cleveland. Stallings and Rinseer are noted in the itinerary.
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Lynenpurgs
New York
New York and St Louis Play Sixteen Innings
New York and St Louis split a double header with a 4 3 first game lasting sixteen innings. Harmon pitched for St Louis after joining from Shreveport and shut out New York after the third inning. In the sixteenth, Raymond hit Kenetehy, advanced on Celebanty’s out, and scored Tenney’s error for the winning run.
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New York
St. Louis
Harmon
Shreveport
Louis
Raymond
Kenetehy
Celebanty
Tenney
Goulding Breaks Mile Walk Record at Canadian Championship
Toronto athlete George H Goulding shattered the ground record in the mile walk at the Canadian athletic championship in Winnipeg. He finished in 6 minutes 25 2/5 seconds, beating the American mark of 6 minutes 29 2/6 seconds and trimming the world record by about four fifths of a second set by G E Lanner of St Brightos, England, in 1904.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
George H. Goulding
Toronto
Buy
G. E. Lannern
St Brightos
England
Jockeys Fall In Fort Erie Steeplechase Fatality At Buffalo Meet
Gault M killed after falling in the steeplechase today at Fort Erie while Archibald jockey was warned off amid alleged race fixing rumors. Multiple races listed with winners and times include Brevite, Zeron, T. M. Graen, Little Osage, Apache, Biolypin, Rosebord, and other placings.
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Buffalo
Gault
Dayton
Fort Erie
Nelson
Leich
Essault
Archibald
Davenport
Toys
Kaport
J. Lee
Broad Sword
Rodgers
Tom O'Donnell
Harry Sommers
Beau Nash
Lumen
Alfred the Great
Judge Lasaing
Mel Leod F
Sorimer
Ber- Zon
McCloy
Cabarahatchie
Lynch
Huddy
Pollock
Bannell
Reginald Ran
Banneil
Gnbert
Uncle Jimmy Gray
Herbert
Gloriale
Dainty Dame
Lille
Minnie
Desirous
Black Hawk
Little Osage
Topsy Robinson
Howard
Royal Onyx
Lev
Sir Edward
Apache
Aven
The
Mnks
Gretna Green
Lady Heather
Donna
Black Sheep
Reidmore
Biolypin
Kennedy
Woolwinder
Ganz
Jack Baker
Feli Annie
Rosebord
Burton
Uncle Toby
Mentry
Boema
Imboden
Jange
Dona H. Usury
Beau Brum
Unassisted Triple Play by Neal Ball in Doubleheader
Cleveland, July 19. Neal Ball, former Atlanta shortstop, made an unassisted triple play in the first game of a doubleheader with Boston. In the same inning he followed with a home run, becoming the central figure in a rare defensive feat and a bright offensive reply for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Neal Ball
Atlanta
Boston
Neal
Bailey
Electr ics 2 Peaches 1 as baseball scorecard card
Baseball box score roundup with multiple games. Chicago and Washington, Columbus, Philadelphia, St Louis, Naps, Reds Sox, Cleveland, Boston, Yankees, Tigers, Jacksonville, Columbia, Lookouts, Tourists, Augusta, Chattanooga. Includes scores, innings, batters, umpires, and times. Names listed: Maconnae, Scott, Smith, Suter, Weems, Robinson, Owens, Sullivan, Groom, Havelick, Helm, Coveny, Gifford, Witherup, Street, Blankenship, Perrine, Evans, Coombs, Graham, Criger, Stephens, O'Loughlin, Hurst, Leivveldt, Stanage, Wilson, Kleinow, Donohue, Easterly, Rhoades, Liebhardt, Arella, Taaffee, Lewis, Kahlhoff, Matthewson, Westerveldt.
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Peaches
R.H.E
Chicago
Washington
Columbus
Scott, Smith
Suter
Weems
Robinson
Owens and Sullivan
Groom
Havelick
Helm and Coveny
Gifford Witherupvand Street
Blankenship
Thompson
Perrine and
Evans
Naps
Reds Sox
Red Sox
Rhe Cleveland
Boston
Young
Easterly
Check
Collins
Donohue
Rhoades
Liebhardt
Arella Aad
Kerth
Sheridan
Battery Powered Doubleheader Scores Across Standings
Baseball scores from a doubleheader featuring Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, Brooklyn, St Louis and New York. Notable battery pairs include Cerridon Dooin Martel Maddox Camnus Gibson Gasper McLean and Brown Mattern Graham Harmon Phelps Bachman Phelps Ames Myers. Umpires Kane Emalie Emslie and others. Game called on account of darkness.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cerridon
Dooin
Martel
Maddox
Camnus
Gibson
Klein
St Louis
Harmon and Phelps
Raymond and Schtel
Kane and
Emalie
New York
Bachman and
Phelps
Ames and Myers
Emslie
Kane
Police Interference Ends Shaw Foy Fight in Fifth Round
Last night police stopped the Shaw versus Foy bout at the end of the fifth round amid heavy punishment to Shaw. Spectators felt Shaw was not being punished fairly and some blamed officers, but sport leaders defended the action as necessary. The bout had been among Atlanta’s strongest entertainments with a large crowd and praised fighting overall. Preliminary Sentell, restricted by gloves and clinching rules, failed to finish Knockemoftski in six rounds.
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Foy-Shaw
the Woods
Shaw
Virginia Lad
Foy
Hias
Atlanta
Sentell
Glidden tourists arrive at Mankato in 132 mile run
Glidden tour party reaches Mankato Minnesota after a smooth 132 mile ride from Minneapolis, list of arrival times for path finder and pacemaker, locals greet them with whistles and a civic welcome. Tour continues toward Fort Dodge Iowa at 8 a.m. tomorrow with automobile club hosts.
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Mankato
Minn
Minneapolis
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Athletics Tie With Atlanta in Eleven Inning Tilt
Americus Georgia July 19 Special The first game today between Americus and the Atlanta Athletics ended in a 1 to 1 tie in the eleventh inning. Ansley for Americus pitched nearly faultless ball and the Americus team impressed the Athletics who expected an easy win. Seven hundred spectators saw the contest.
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Americus
Aerion
Atlanta Athletics
Ansley
Gainesville Wins Contests on Elberton Ground
Gainesville continued their winning streak at Elberton grounds with a 4 to 4 tie in a special game. Players Hecore, Oglesby, Mobley, Harbison for Gainesville and Alford, Phillips for Elberton contributed. Umpire Carither officiated.
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Gainesville
Elberton
Oglesby
Mobley
Harbison
Elparten
Alford
Phillips
Carither
Camp Porter King Named for Atlanta Leader at St Simons
Brunswick Ga July 19 Special The Fifth regiment designates its encampment near the ocean as Camp Porter King in honor of a former Atlanta captain quartermaster mayor The camp sits within 256 yards of the surf tents, with frequent wind tugging pegs Captain Fred Morris led yesterday and Lieutenant Luly commanded the guard The Fifth enjoys a fine season and far more peaceful encampment than prior years
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Brunswick
Porter King
Atlanta
Soldier City
St Simon's Island
Fred Morris
Muartetta Rifles
Luly
U the Guard
Rockmart Triumph Over Cedartown in Close North Georgia Duel
In Rockmart Georgia on July 1s Rockmart edged Cedartown 2 to 1 in a tight north Georgia clash. Rockmart committed six errors while Cedartown had one. had Cedartown’s fielding been flawless the result might have swung otherwise.
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Rockmart
North Georgia
Cedartown
Johnson Declares He Will Not Meet Any Except Lightweights
Chicago July 19. Jack Johnson acted as umpire at a ball game yesterday and sparred three rounds with a sparring partner. He said he was not in condition to meet anyone except lightweights and that a clash with Jim Jeffries would be a press agent yarn. Johnson also noted he had not held office and that his Cedar Lake crash involved only a bid automobile around the Cabe Cup course.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
New York
Cedar Dike
Cabe Cup Couriy Ek
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