New Orleans Crushes Crackers 7 1 In Series Opener
Sam L. Gilbert reports from New Orleans on July 21 Special as the Crackers were routed by the Pelicans 7 to 1. Omar Benn limited the visitors to two singles while Barbare and Dunn starred in key innings. Burns drove in three runs with a triple and Bluhm, Hendry, and Burns contributed in a high scoring showing for Atlanta.
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Sam L. Gilbert
New Orleans
Mobile
Omar Fenn
Cotton States
Sues
Felt
Bluhm
Fig Benn
Qawkees Hill Lindsay
McConnell
Atlanta
Waterloo
Welch
Harry
Bisland
Barbara
Yfolland
Erbel
Dunn
Jurns
Patahen
Starr
Kirehe
Bisand
Holland
Otto Burns
Hendry
Billy Smith
Johnny Dobbs
Pela
Thompson
Hendryx
Halland
Starr Oinglad
Barbare
Lindsay
Risland
Sylvester
Burns
Benn
Speed Merchant
Grlie Weater
Mitch
Mixims
Smith
Walker
Adams
Weater
Abor Po
Kireher
Welchonce
Eibel
Ate Dunn
of Starr
Barbaross Burns
Ae Lindsay
Biubm
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Garbare
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Meda
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Cincinnati
Ree
New York
Demares
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Erwin
Gonzales
Klem
Emslie
Georgia League results and score summaries
Cordele defeated Brunswick 2 0 as the Georgia League produced several uneven innings. Americus beat Thomasville 4 3 in the first game, then lost 7 4 in the second with errors and key hits shaping the outcome. Valdosta edged Waycross 5 2 as Anderson and Lowe handled the batteries. Umpires were Campbell and Chappelle, with game times around 1:45.
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Thomasville
Americus
R. HE
Pierre
East
Dudley
R. H. E. Americus
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Poole
Wilkes
Campbell
Valdonta
Wayerows
Maldosta
Waycross
Anderson
Lowe
Antrey
Shuman
Chappelle
Umpires Wanted for Local Ames Saturday
Four umpires are wanted for a local Ames amateur event this Saturday. Av: Shelley Ivey, 119 Peachires street. The notice notes that two mothers-in-law can lay down the law to two lawyers.
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Mateur Ames
Shelley ‘Ivey
Peachires Street
Players Strike Averted In Kraft Settlement
New York July 21 The Baseball Players Fraternity won a victory as a threatened strike by National and American League players was averted by settling Clarence O Kraft’s case to the fraternity’s satisfaction. Ebbets announced the Newark club paid Nashville 1500 for Kraft’s release and 1000 bonus, with Kraft to play in Providence and Newark’s terms to be honored. Kraft’s Newark contract pays 450 a month, with key clauses dropped. Nashville also gained concessions.
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Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Clarences O. Kraft
Charles H. Michels
Brooklyn Baseball Club
National League
Ebbets
American League
Newark Mara Kraft
Newark International Club
Charles H. Ebbets, Jr
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Nashville Club
Southern Association
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National Commission
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Johnson
Ban Johnson
Nowise
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Boston
Herrmann Rosats Fults
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Pulty
Claupe Saltz
John J. McGraw
Montgomery Beats Nashville In Open of Four Game Set
In Montgomery Alabama July 21 Montgomery downed Nashville 6 to 4 to take the opener of a four game series. Pitching dominated early as Black and Boland held the hitters to lopsided figures until a seventh inning rally by Montgomery and late fielding feats sealed the win. Key plays included a glove stop on a sharp hit leading to a double play and a series of strong defensive efforts by both clubs.
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Ala
Nashville
Black
Boland
Nash
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Garanee
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Dat Sloan
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Snedecott
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Williams
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Sloan
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Lindsay
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Aia
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Atelen
O'Dell
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Coyle
Dotard
Leibhardt
Hoge
Balla
Senators Defeat White Sox 4 0 Behind Johnson Pitching
Washington wins 4 0 as Johnson blanks Chicago. Battery details list Benz Lathrop Schalke Kuhn Johnson Ainsoth. Game held in Washington with 1,865 in attendance. Browns 1 Red Sox 1 noted after weather interrupted play.
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Senators
White Sox
Washington
Johnson
Chicago
Benz
Lathrop
Schalke
Kuhn
Ainsoth
O'Loughin
Hildebrand
South Atlantic Peaches Touriata 3 Score by Inning
In a series of softball or baseball style lines, teams such as Macon Augusta Savannah and Columbia are listed with inning by inning scores, batteries, time, and umpires. Multiple games show final tallies and various pitchers and battery pairs, with references to names like Foster Basham Cheney Smallwood Smith Pownall and Green Gardin Chalk.
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Peaches
Touriata
Macon
Augusta
Foster Ang Basham
Wingpell
Wallace
Umptra
Loran
Scowts
Tirat Gam
Savannah
Jackgonglile
Cheney
Smallwood
Smith
Burmeister
Pownall
Lauzen
Savannahs
Jahekeonville
Woolf
Jongon and
Auzen
Gamecocks
Foxem
Columbia
Solannas
Green
Gardin
Chalk
Moses
Redding
Krebs
Wmpire
Pender
Is King Who Legalizes What He Life Is Notes Ius Whee
A fragmentary note style item mentions a king and legalization theme with scattered phrases about life and people. The readable bits suggest a column note or gossip snippet rather than a full event. No clear dates or named organizations are present.
Perry Adair Qualifies In Junior Golf Tourney
Chicago July 21 John M Simpson seventeen year old Sontrsa taha oi of Gafesburg Ti led a field of seventy seven in the qualifying round of the first western Junior Championship Hea went out in 0 and came back in 36 one stroke under par Lawson M Watts of Nash ville Tenn qualified in eighth place Out of town players who qualified for the third flight included Perry Adair of Atlanta Ga 94
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Chicago
John M. Simpson
Sontrsataha Oi
Gafesburg
Hea
Lawson M. Watts
Nash[ville ,Tenn
Perry Adair
Atlanta
Cubs win 4 2 as Leach triple helps comeback
National League action shows Cubs scoring four in a tense game to defeat Phillies 4 to 2. Leach delivered a decisive triple aiding Chicago while Philadelphia misplayed infielders and pitchers wobble. Umpires Eyson and Quigley officiated.
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Phillies
Chicago
Leach
Philadelphila
Philadelphia
Oeschger
Tincup
Burny
Vaughn
Hageman
Hresnahan
Eyson
Quigley
First Choice Schmidt Tops Mobile Players for Hose Trophy
Charley Schmidt of Mobile stands as the top candidate for the Hose trophy after reaching 100 games this season. His reliability and value to the team are noted as pivotal in guiding the Crackers through the double header and maintaining their position in the top division.
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Charley Schmidt
Mobile
Eatenfiri
Sonmiat Hoe
Schmidt
Guia
Sobile
Kalsety
Birmingham
Lanuega
Chase Injunction Set Aside in Federal Baseball Case
Buffalo July 21 Justice Bissell vacated an injunction against Chase allowing him to play for Buffalo in the Federal league. The ruling held the ten day notice clause and mutual obligations of the national agreement void, undermining a major legal restraint on organized baseball. Federal league counsel hailed the decision as a breakthrough for players seeking free contracts.
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Herbert F. Blusell
Feces Baseball “Club
Chass
Chicago
Justice Bissell
Chase
Federal Park
Binsall
Court of Equity
Indianapolis
Ind
Edward E. Gates
Federal League
Daily baseball schedules across multiple leagues and a hitting slump
The item lists today’s games across Southern and South Atlantic leagues plus American and National Leagues, with matchups including Atlanta in New Orleans and Chattanooga in Montgomery. It notes the Crackers’ hitting slump and hopes for better starting with New Orleans hurlers. mentions Federal League off day.
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Charington
Chatty Oriwans
Albany
Dirraingham
Columbi
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannai
Naahvilie
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Georgia State League
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Wayera
Cordele
Vral
He Miasuli
Brunswick
Valdosta
Kirby Jumped to Federal League by Mobile Outfielder
Mobile outfielder Larue Kirby signed with the St. Louis Federals today through a Federal league agent. The deal includes a bonus around 4000 dollars and he will join the St. Louis club after leaving tomorrow night.
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Star
St. Louis
Kirby
Ala
Larue Kirby
St. Loui Federals
Rome beats Talladega Indians in Georgia-Alabama League game
Rome defeated Talladega 9 to 0 at Rome with Aaron holding the Indians to one hit while his infield made 17 unearned runs. In Opelika Cantley pitched a shutout variant winning 2 to 1 over Anniston, Batson allowed one hit. Selma beat Gadsden 2 to 1 as Morrison shut down the visitors. LaGrange edged Newnan 2 to 1 behind McCrary and Long each with strong pitching.
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Macon
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Phila
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Selma
Anniston
Opelika
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Aaron
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Taylor
Defeatur
Baker
Operths
Auniston
Cantley
Batson
Batsey
Rhe Anniston
Sheppard
Williams
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