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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
10
Dent pitched a superb complete game for the Atlanta Crackers, limiting the Memphis Turtles to three hits with no walks and strong run support. Clark and Dent’s outings spark debate among fans and reporters about who is the league’s top twirler as the Crackers push toward the stretch.
A trimmed, garbled 1920s league patch summarizes multiple circuits including Southern and South Atlantic leagues, a National League mention, and scattered city names. It references game days, suspensions of figures such as Tinker, and varied standings hints amid unreadable fragments.
Memphis July 22 special Dent shuts down Turtles as Atlante wins 4 to 9 in Mobile. Liebhardt struggles early, Dent settles, three scratch hits in nine frames, and Agler Blsland Welchonce Lindsay Smith lead Crackers in a messy series opener.
Nashville defeated Mobile 6 to 2 on a muddy field. Hogg answered with timely hits while Williams’s strong defense kept Mobile from scoring more. Gulls’ outfield and infield misplays contributed to the lopsided score as Mobile failed to capitalize on early chances.
Brookhaven club schedules a Presidents Cup tournament with qualifying August 2 and match play through August 9. Vic McKenzie directs course improvements improving greens and fairways, with steady work planned to perfect holes and complete the second nine by next summer.
In a South Atlantic doubleheader at Charleston on July 22 Columbus held a 1 run lead early but faded as Charleston struck late. Weldell pitched in both games for the Foes, while Stackhnise started for Columbus but received little run support. Final scores show a 9 to 0 loss in the second game after a 7 to 4 opening contest.
Albany Gn stretched its win streak to six by routing Jacksonville 6 to 0 in a double header opener. Fish Wells and Melcherer fueled the offense, Jackson Vile managed nine hits but failed to score. Tomorrow’s second game is scheduled for 2:30.
The editor compiles queries about Jamison’s ranching and sport history, listing game counts and dates. It notes Birmingham’s July schedule and Atlanta games, outlining wins and losses across multiple dates in July and early August.
The afternoon program in Grazers league lists Thadmers Rogers at Plaza Piedmont Park and Journal of Karaper a at Northwest Diamond Fedmont Park Grant Park Eis Jones Company at Northwest Diamond Piedmont Park. In New York on July 22 Joe Jeanette versus Lester Johnson ends in a ten round bout with Jeanette holding a weight advantage and floor knockdowns, the African American contender dominating the South American challenger.
Cordele beat Waitross 2 1 in a tight pitchers duel with Uell and Clarke trading zeroes through eight. The winning run scored in the ninth as Cordele pushed ahead. umpire controversy followed a late throw disputed by Wateross. Tomorrow a doubleheader scheduled due to rainout.
Baseball score table with teams Georgia Alabama PaGranne Anniston Newnan Opelika Talladega listed with innings and runs. Batteries and pitchers named, including Holiday Richards and others. chaotic OCR yields partial names and figures.
Chicago July 22 Heinie Zimmerman third baseman of the Chicago National League team is ill and expected to be sidelined for about two weeks. The team's physician examined the player and found his condition serious enough to require treatment in Chicago.
Pittsburg reports that Honus Wagner’s uniform and glove could be placed in the Carnegie Museum upon his retirement. Dr W S Holland, museum director, says baseball relics tell posterity of the sport and would like Wagner’s accoutrements displayed, honoring a renowned figure in the game.
Detroit defeating New York 2 to 0 in a July 23 game. Foard pitched well, allowing three singles and a sacrifice in the seventh. Detroit scratched across a run in the eighth. Batteries Ford, Pisher, Gossett for New York. Dausa, McKee for Detroit. Time 1:37. Umpires Ferguson, Connolly.
A jumble of scores and team names appears with multiple errors and misspellings. Notable items include Virginia, Petersburg, Norfolk, Roanoke, Newport News, Portsmouth, and Carolina Association entries alongside scattered city, team, and score fragments.
Ty Cobb regains the American League batting lead after Tuesday's results, collecting one hit in three appearances. Jon Jackson went hitless in four at bats, dropping five points. The big three—Cobb Jackson Goesker—posted strong numbers as the season advanced.
Postponed motor cycle races at the Atlanta motordrome shift to tonight weather permitting. The main event is a ten rider marathon over 385 yards per lap totaling 106 laps, with a $500 prize for the winner. Contenders include Morty Graves, Harry Schwartz, Billy Shields, George Lockner, Tex Richards, Freddie Luther, and others as the crowd expects a high speed, spill prone program.
Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 to 5 in the first game and 8 to 6 in the second as Cravath homered, Meacher scored, and Philadelphia bunched hits to sweep. Lavender and Needham, Alexander and Bresnahan combined in the batteries with timely hitting and small-field defense contributing to the wins.
Boston July 22 Joe Wood star pitcher for the Boston Americans will be out of action for several weeks after X ray examination revealed a crack in the end of the bit bone and a chipped fragment. Doctors take unusual care to prevent stiffness in the joints to preserve Woods usefulness as a pitcher.
Chicago July 22 The field for the western golf championship was cut to sixteen after 18 holes at Homewood Country Club. Champion Charles Evans Jr. of Edgewater shot 73 for 151 total to win gold, with Mason Phelps and Warren Wood close behind. Reed, Allis, and others were noted in first round match results and qualifying scores.
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