Poor Ball and Umpiring Tie Vols Crackers Game in Slow Loss
The Crackers drop the final game to the Nashville Vols 8 to 2 amid costly umpiring and missed chances with men on base. Kroh and Allen pitched for the Vols and Crackers respectively, while misplays and tight calls helped decide the result. The game, the slowest of the series, stretched over seven innings, ending with the Vols taking the series split.
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Dick Jeminon
Nashvil
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Jim
Allen
Naie
Pease
Plas
Vemphis Kkroh
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Jie
Bane
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Lee
Goole
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Cox
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Poe
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Ee Krohn
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Krohto Street
Paulette Street
Kroh
Stark Keoh
Kauffman Williams
Alten
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Kermo
O Tote
League Scores From Various Clubs Across Regions
Independent league results list several matches with varied scores. Notable mentions include Milwaukee beating an unnamed opponent 6 to 4, Winston Salem defeating Asheville 7 to 6, and Houston overcoming Dalley 7 to 6. Exact team names and dates are partially obscured in the OCR.
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American Association
Minnaes
Milwae
Caroline Learue
Durkhm
Rath
Greena
Chare
Winston Salem
Asheville
Cain
Brant
Waco
Galvin
Hountn
Houston
Dalley
Shreveport
Queries Answered in Sporting Editor's Jumbled Note
A fragmentary sports note discusses baseball actions and players with garbled names and dates. It mentions a muffed infield play, a pitcher recovering the ball, and questions about a batter or base runner. References include Mashville, Sunday, and August dates, with unclear affiliations to Birmingham and Whitey Alperman.
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Heme
Suly
Orleans
Hema
Birmingham
Whitey
Alperman
Bis Hone Ja Funa
Ness Fails In Fiftieth Game For Oakland
Los Angeles July 22 Jack Ness first baseman for Oakland failed to extend his hit streak to fifty games as Monroe whitewashed Canton 7 to 0. Hunt pitched a one hitter and Nunnally, Coombs, Morris and Hammontree contributed on defense.
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Jack Ness
Los Angeles
Cat
Jack Neas
Oakland
Ty U Wobb
Monroe
Monros Igsin
Canton
Dearo
Monroe Frank Hunt
Hunt
Rhe Vonroe
Hunt and Nunnally
Coombs Morris
Hammontree
Marietta Beats Cartersville In Slugfest Narrow Win
Marietta defeated Cartersville 7 to 6 in a high scoring game noted for team hitting and solid defense. Northcutt and Cassiday sparkled in the field for Marietta while Bradley and Wum ford led Cartersville with strong play. Fradley collected four hits in four at bats.
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Marietta
Gaduiy
Cartersville
Tofa
Accra
Northcutt
Cassiday Cape
Bradley
Wumford
Fradley
Immings
Marietta Kemp
Kemp
Standings of the Clubs in the Major Leagues
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L. A
Birmingham
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
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St Louis
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Baltimore
Baro
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Pittabure
Mobile Mayhem Beats Chattanooga To Take Series Lead
In Mobile, Covington’s slow start falters as Marshall exits early and Smithson improves after replacing him, delivering a 6 to 1 win that gives Mobile a 13-3 home record. Dobard and Schmidt spark the offense with two base hits apiece as Mobile outscores Chattanooga 6 to 1 in six innings before the final tally.
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Ala
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Wild
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Brooklyn Defeats St Louis 4-0 in Federal League Display
Brooklyn pounds St Louis with seven hits off Watson and Davenport, scoring four runs in seven frames while St Louis is blanked. Frank Smith allowed four scattered hits in a decisive win for the home team as Brooklyn records four runs on its side.
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Hartley
Roswell Tops Carrollton 7 0 In Roswell Special Baseball
Roswell shut Carrollton out this afternoon by seven to zero with pitcher Rucker invincible, allowing only two hits. Gatteries Stevens and Hutchens joined Rucker and Simpson in the battery as umpire Hite Evers presided. Also notes from Boston where Captain Evers of the Red Sox clashed with Chicago, Quigley alleging an offense and Evers being ejected. Donalsonville defeated Blakely at Blakely’s home field as Leo Cale and Red Mosely starred for Donalsonville. Callahan’s leg injury at Blakely is mentioned among other scattered game results.
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Valdosta Wins Third On Errors In Pennant Game
Brunswick commits four errors allowing four Valdosta runs as Valdosta takes the third game of the pennant series from the Jocals 8 to 4. Livingston, Taylor, and others misplayed grounders while Weller Donaldson and Bales excel in infield play. The clubs meet again tomorrow then return to Valdosta for a Saturday game.
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Wode
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Bope
Jordan
Weller
Donaldson
Bales
Es Roxy
Fillingim and Bankston Leave to Join Athletics
Charleston reports Pitcher Fillingim and Outfielder Bankston of the South Atlantic League team left today to join the Philadelphia American League club, to which they were sold several weeks ago.
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Fillngim
Bankston
Electric league title clash at Ponce de Leon Saturday
Two amateur games end season Sunday as Georgia Power and Southern Bell clash at Ponce de Leon. Georgia Power leads the league by one game but both teams are expected to push for the flag in a hard fought doubleheader with 25 cent admission.
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Southern Belt
Georgia Power Company
Electric League
Georgia, Power Company 3
Southern Bell
Fower Company
Walt
Jim Bagby Sold to Cleveland Team
New Orleans July 22 The sale of pitcher James Bagby of the New Orleans Southern association team to the Cleveland American league club was announced today by President Heinemann of the local club. Bagby will report to Cleveland at the end of the Southern league season.
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New Orleans
James Baeto
Heinemann
Elm Gagly
Cleveland
Sally Leaguers Visit Virginia in July 22 Sales and Departures
The Savannah South Atlantic league club announces the sale of Crowell, Causey, and Short to Portsmouth as Virginia league activity continues. Titcher Bmallwood moves to Hanover, Outfielder Wane ston joins Rocky Mount season, Covington defeats Stone Mountain 11 to 6 with three hits each by Glason and Meat, batteries by Battle Newsome Clarke Evans.
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Meat of
Crackers Start 16 Game Road Trip Through Memphis
The Crackers depart Atlanta for a sixteen game road swing starting in Memphis today. Dick Jemison will call the action at the viaduct. The trip includes four games in Memphis and four each in Little Rock Nashville Chattanooga and concludes August 12 returning home for three games with Mobile.
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Chi Ks
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Memphia
Dick Jemison
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Hee
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Chick Evans Reaches Golf Championship Semi Finals
In a Western amateur golf championship update Chick Evans advances to the semi finals after an easy victory. Sawyer defeats Tack Neville while Oakland Loans beats Guy A. Willer. Cleveland Bingham eliminates De Witt Balen Cunvingati and Jimmy Standish defeats L H Bankard Detroit. Fans anticipate a strong title match with Evans favored over Standish or Bingham.
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Chicago
Ole Golf
Hoffingham
White Sox Sweep Two as Chicago Routs New York
Chicago gains second place by sweeping a doubleheader from New York 3 to 1 and 4 to 0. Shawkey pitched shakily in the opener. Caldwell and Wansike solid in the second. White Sox hitters backed their pitchers for easy wins.
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Caldwell and Wansgike Faber and Mayer
Eufaula Beats Montezuma In Low-Scoring Battle
Eufaula won the game 4 to 1 as Vethvin pitched fourteen hits and four runs for Montezuma, Poole limited Montezuma to four hits while Tufwula’s offense produced two triples and four doubles. Frawkinsville contributed four runs in the last four games with varied scoring.
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Wiliam
Qualify Saturday for Mackle Cup by Capital City Club
Golfers from Capital City Country Club will qualify for the Mackle Cup through stroke play rounds with a 12 unit entry fee. The event specifies grass score based qualification with rounds arranged under a provisional lineup amid earlier disruptions and a single entry payment.
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Capital City Country Club
Uurdas
Poe Moelle Golf Trophy
National League RDS and Phillies stumble in doubleheader
In a twin bill July 2 the Phillies lose 6 2 to Reds while Philadelphia also drops 3 1 to Cincinnati. In the opener Mayers delivers for the Reds as Schneider and Chirk hold Philly to four hits. The second game sees Cincinnati win 4 1 as pitchers hold the home club in check.
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Innes Rue
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Uray
Comer 3 Elberton 1 in topprathy game confusion
Comer defeated Elberton 3 to 1 as Elverton pitcher Jones threw a no hitter through the middle innings but Elverton failed to capitalize. Scoring by innings shows Comer with a 3 run tally while Elverton managed a single run in the fourth. Batteries listed Porterfield Gordon and Borden support.
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Dawon Hawkinsville gridiron clash report kept tight
Fragmented OCR sports item recalls a Dawson victory 16 to 4 at Hawkinsville with scattered names and scores. Mentions Trawson Ga duty, Dawane, Waycross, and umpires Wagams and Phiasher in a hurried game recap with unclear placement and timing.
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