Baseball Notes and Player News From The Season's Early Games
The column reviews player performances and team status across major leagues. Frank Dessau and Whitts are cited for past pitching struggles, while Kopath, Wagner, and Gandil are highlighted for recent play. Major figures like Dan Cupid and Paul Sentfit appear with personal updates, including marriage plans and umpiring bids.
Crackers Rally Past Billikens To Escape Cellar
Montgomery July 22 Buck Becker hurls for the Crackers as they topple the Billikens 5 to 2. Key hits from Hailey McElveen and Gribbens drive four late runs, while Becker steadies the mound despite being touched for several and allows only two runs through the middle innings. The Billikens’ late rally falls short with Stengel and Gribbens producing limited scoring.
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BB. G. Betty
Montgomery
Spears
Crackers
J'Igny Paige
Callahan
Halley
Callahan Craft the Rubber McElveen
Hailey
Elwert
Webbern
Harbison
McFilveen
Graham
Itaibison
Hecker
Iiurbison
Agler
Saths Alperman
Stenwel
Fnrther
Alperman
Vcallahans
South Atlantic Baseball Series Opens In Hot Battle
Macon edged Columbus 7 3 in a tight opener with strong pitching from Jones and late two singles from Columbus. Albany, led by Wolfe on the mound, shut down Savannah 5 3 as Rangers racked twenty seven innings without a walk. Jacksonville debuted under new manager Humphts Badel and fell to Columbus 6 2 despite Wilder’s effort.
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Manila
Macon
Columbus
Jones
Ineal
Rhe Mio
Gelumous Qiu Ono
Voas
Kahlhoff Jones
Krebs
Pender
Babies
Indians
Kans Ga
Albany
Savannah
Riles
McCay
Wolfe
Alvars
Jacksonville
Fla
Uoum Hit
Hiumpts Badel Teday
Dashner
White Wilder
Columbia
National League scores wrap up July 22
In Pittsburg, Pirates shut out the Doves 2 0 in 75 minutes as Deere and Browne drive runs. Giants top Reds 4 1 behind Mathewson’s steady pitching. Cubs beat Dodgers 10 3 on July 22 as Barger struggles and Evers drives key hits. Phillies down Cardinals 5 2 with Pale’s strong relief effort and timely Philadelphia hitting.
Gainesville Wins in 8 to 3 Baseball Contest
Gainesville Ga July 22 Special Gainesville won 8 to 3 after an eight hit game. Gitsville scored 3, Commerce 7, with batteries for Gainesville including Guineer ville Smith and McNeil. Key features were heavy hitting by Gordon and Hookey with two base hits.
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Gainesville
Gainesvile
Mmere
Gitsville
Commerce
Guinesrville
Smith and McNeil
Vommerce
Cooper and Niblick
Feaures
Gaines Gordon
Hookey
Senators
Tigers
Washington
Johnson
Detroit
Crawford
Works
Stanage Johnson
Westervelt and
Evans
Rea Sox
Naps
Boston
Harry Krause
Athletics
Cleveland
Red Sox
Haskette
Krause
Cox
O Brien
Carrigan
Krause Baskette
Oneil
Five golf tournaments on calendar at Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club lists five remaining golf tournaments to close the season. The Presidents Cup begins with a qualifying round on Saturday, with net scores deciding advancement to match play by August 2 and finals by August 4.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Perry Adair
Septemer
Yesterday's results across major leagues and leagues
Yesterday's scores span many circuits. Southern League saw Montgomery take Atlanta 7 to 5 while Birmingham beat Chattanooga 6 to 1. New Orleans and Memphis tied 4 all and Nashville edged Mobile 4 3. National League featured Pittsburgh 2 Boston 0 and Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2. American Association and other circuits posted varied results including Chicago 3 Philadelphia 15 and St Louis 4. Weather interrupted several games with rain in Columbia and Spartanburg. numerous boxes list end scores in bold.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
Chattanoga
Orleans
Memphis & Mobile
Nashville
Southern League
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Hemphill Leaves Club as Alperman May Take Reins
Charles A Whitey Alperman acts as manager of the Atlanta base ball association and is seen as successor to Charles J Hemphill who has led the club since opening. Reports say no official statement yet as Alperman states he is temporarily in charge while Hemphill travels to discuss trades with President Frank E Callaway.
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Paull Sentfit
Chattanooga Tonkuta
Kavanaugh
Suthan League
Paul
Blaeball
Hane Wagner
John McGraw
New York Giants
New York Dittsburge Se Thea
Pitteburg
Waener
Cianta
Charles A “Whitey” Alperman
Atlanta Baseball Association
Charles J Hemphill
Tris
Hemphill
Montgomery
Alperman
Ita
Montgomery Billikens
Atlanta
Frank E Callaway
Callaway
Ponce de Leon
Standings of the clubs and a tied opener in Americus
The Atlanta Railway and Electric team and Americus battled to a 6 to 6 tie after eleven innings in Americus. Atlanta led 5 in the first but managed only one more run over ten innings while Americus totaled thirteen hits. Both pitchers, Baker and Collier, were strong, and the crowd witnessed a top game of the season with several standout plays and two bases on balls.
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Americus
Atlanta
Speciato
Atlanta Railway and Electric Aggregation
Henry Collier
Baker
Americas
Sweden Leads Nations in Olympic Points After Yacht Events
Stockholm July 22 The Olympic games closed with the yacht race. Sweden leads all nations in total points from all events with 13 points, four more than the United States. Great Britain stands third with 76 points. the United States leads in first places with 26 to Sweden’s 23.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Athletics Top Browns 15 To 4 In Philadelphia
Philadelphia pounded St Louis 15 to 4 as Allison left after six innings. Badlestes, Brown, and Stephens led the offense while Snell, Lapp, and teammates added hits. Final line, St Louis 000 110 200 46 7, Philadelphia 303 103 41-. 16 14 2. Umpires SMween.
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Athletics
Browns
Philadelphia
St Louis
Allison
Badlestes
Allison ¢ Brown
Stephens Snell Frouck
Lapp
Smween
Schedule Pulse From The South And National Leagues
The text lists ball clubs and cities across the South Atlantic and National Leagues with matchups and venues. Teams like Atlanta Montgomery Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville and others are shown alongside cities such as Boston Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Detroit and Washington, hinting at a broad seasonal or circuit-wide schedule.
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Birmingham
Monigom
Moblie
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga Ap
Becker Oy
Nashville
Ak Ao
Slat Bison
Atlanta
Montgomery
Alperman
Hall
Tanahne A
FC M Bilvecen
Columbues
Ano Graham
Callahan
BS Wet
Savannah
Tet Bray
Jacksonville
ATE Ne
Ma Ones
Albany A
Agler
Columbia
Sutton
Oombs Se
Waldorf
Pic Clirg
New York
Dechigaga
AG Patricure
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Elurs
Washington
Philadelphia Bs
Nirago
Cleveland Ee
Detroit
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