Brilliant Rally by Crackers Beats Volf in Last Struggle
In a five inning cold start turned by a late cracking rally, the Atlanta Crackers erased a six run Nashville lead to win 7 to 6 as Statham faltered from the sixth, Bedgood and Guyon drove in key runs, and Ritter, Mayer, and Stow compounded the visitors’ collapse in a dramatic late surge at Poncey.
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Vols
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Indians Lead Pack Again in Big Cleveland Victory
Cleveland surged back into first place by blasting New York 17 to 3 as they rapped 22 hits led by Sewell and Wambsganss. The Yankees, with 16 hits, struggled against Caldwell after Mays exited early.
Just Can't Halt Them. Memphis Beats New Orleans In Loose Game
Memphis defeated New Orleans 9 to 6 in a loosely played contest marked by continual arguing. Phillips was ejected for arguing. Memphis tallied ten hits for nine runs while New Orleans had five hits. Griffith led New Orleans with four hits and one RBI in five appearances.
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National League Grimes' Fine Comeback
A Boston Pittsburg game was postponed due to wet grounds with Grimes delivering a fine comeback for the National League. Also a Cincinnati New York game faced postponement on wet grounds as July events affected the schedule.
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Unclear fragment on umpire time at Zachary game
A fragmentary OCR line mentions umpires and a time of 1 43 at Zachary with stray words chill and ar suggesting incomplete data. No clear event, participants beyond Zachary, nor outcome is readable.
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Onnelly
Fath Drives Ball for Tie. Chicago Defeats Philadelphia 2 to 2 in 14
In Chicago on July 21 Bob Fath, Texas collegian, drove the pall into the right field bleachers for a late run, giving Faber his twentieth win as Chicago edged Philadelphia 2 to 2 in 14 innings. A pitching duel with Naylor saw Faber hurt by hits but aided by double plays and clutch pitching.
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Ga State League Close Game in Cedartown
Cedartown edged Carrollton in the fastest game this season on the grounds. The standout was Vardaman’s pitching. In the eighth, Tatler and Breat made a noteworthy catch on a ball hit by els.
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Barnes Dominates as Golf Field Struggles in Friday Round
The report charts Barnes’ four-stroke lead over Duncan as rounds proceed. Hackney and Alex Smith chase tied totals of 150, while Hutchison and Kirkwood falter, likely out of contention. Scores list among many players from Nos. 1 to final holes, with multiple 80s and 90s shaping the leaderboard.
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Baseball Standings and South Atlantic Split Season Vote
In Columbia South Carolina on July 21 the South Atlantic association directors failed to post a two thirds majority in favor of a split season. No further action will be taken regarding the proposed split season.
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Covington Defeats Winder Amid Tight Play In League Showdown
Covington defeated Winder 6 to 2 in a single afternoon game with Covington shortstop shining. The report also lists various patent products and a long roster of tournament pairings and players for a next day event.
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Covington
Winder Hero
Barons Sweep Series as Bears Shut Out Mobile
Birmingham made a clean sweep of the series with Mobile by winning today's game 3 to 0. It marked the third shutout of the Bears by Birmingham.
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Guyon to Leave Tech With Thorpe in Pro Football Move
Injun Joe Guyon vows to skip backfield coaching at Tech this fall due to professional duties with Jim Thorpe at Toledo. He plans to coach near Toledo or Cleveland while continuing to play Saturdays, citing lucrative pay in pro football. Thorpe’s Canton team, now moving to Toledo, is touted as one of America’s best outfits.
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Herman to Meet Lynch in Title Bout Here Next Week
Losted News reports that Italian Pete Herman may challenge champion Danny Lynch and his son Joey for the world title in a 15 round bout next Monday. The piece notes a famed belt with Joey’s name, last seen after a New York celebration, and hints at a costly legend behind its disappearance.
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Danny Lynch
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Sing Sing
Eiven
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Dan Lynch
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Eddie McGeorty Fights For Middleweight Title Bid
Oshkosh boxing chronicle outlines Eddie McGeorty’s career from youth to world-class contender. It notes his aim to face Johnny Wilson, his 192 foray against Les Darcy, and his 1916 to 1917 military service. The report also mentions Frankie Murphy’s vow to stop McGeorty and tech football notes on Jon Guyon’s departure.
Douglas Edgar Returns to Atlanta after England Tour
Douglas Edgar arrives in Atlanta revealing his health collapse during a England tour. He missed the national open at Washington and will not defend his Canadian Open title. Edgar plans to focus on teaching golf at Druid Hills as he resumes play.
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Cicotte Was Plot Leader in 1919 World Series Scandal
Chicago on July 21 Chicago White Sox players accused of conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series were not approached by gamblers but organized the plan themselves and sought financial backing from New Yorkers and former players. Lil Burns, an admitted accomplice and state witness, testified in the case against seven players and four others under indictment. Eddie Cicotte of Detroit, once top pitcher, proposed the sellout to Burns and Gandil, and Cicotte suggested they could have the sale for $100,000. Burns’ testimony, admitted after court rulings, detailed conversations among Burns Abe Attell Hal Chase Cicotte Gandil and Bennett identified as David Zelser of Des Moines. The state contends the conspiracy began in New York and was born in Cincinnati as it resumes tomorrow.
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Bobby Breaks Record in Marathon Golf Round
The article notes Bobby breaking a record to win fourth place amid brisk winds and fast greens. It highlights tough tee shots and unpredictable ball hops from the cup. Jesse P Guilford led the first round with 79, while luminaries like Jock Hutchison and George Duncan posted solid cards but aren’t deemed Cup favorites.
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Jesse P Guilford
Massachusetts
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Gillett
Hick Evans
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
George Duncan
London
Pridgy
Laymen's Club Meets At Baptist Church Home
The Laymen's club of Georgia Avenue Baptist church will hold its monthly business meeting Friday evening at Mrs D. H. Floyd's residence 79 Augusta avenue. After the disposition of pending matters there will be luncheon and a smoker.
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Mra
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