Crackers Face Manager Change and New Pitching Issues
The Atlanta Crackers juggle management and pitching as Charles J Henig steps down as manager and ALPERWAN is rumored to take over. Discussions focus on Erskine Mayer remaining with the team, while Coombs and others struggle as pitchers and the club eyes improving performances in upcoming games against Birmingham and Chattanooga.
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Hemphill to Kansas City as Atlanta suspends manager
Charley Hemphill, deposed as Atlanta Crackers manager, arrived in Atlanta from Montgomery amid recalls and rumors of sale to Kansas City. Whitey Alperman acts as manager, with Coombs released to Spartanburg. Hemphill may be traded to Kansas City for Schaller or returned to New York. Callaway confirms suspension and lack of pay during this period. Chattanooga club touts bid but is rebuffed.
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New Orleans
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Washington
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President Callaway
Charlie Hemphill
Alpermann
Gainesville Defeats Commerce In Six Inning Tilt
Gainesville edged Commerce 4 to 2 in a late start six inning game. Perryman and McNeal pitched for Gainesville with Furr and Niblick batting for Commerce. Perryman fanned eight batters while Furr struck out three.
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Americus Loses After Foul Ball Decision
Americus, Ga July 23 Special. In declaring a foul ball fair umpire Collier cost Americus two runs in the eighth inning as Georgia Railway and Electric beat Americus 5 to 4. Atlanta scored in the second and seventh. Americus rallied for four in the ninth. costly errors aided Americus defeat. Batteries Keen and Ferris for Atlanta Wood and Hooks for Americus. Umpires Stewart Furlow Collier.
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Georgia Railway and Electric
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Atlanta
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H. Holland
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Pirates Beat Boston 1 to 0 in Shutout Win
Pittsburg pitchers Hendrix and Hess held Boston to one hit as the Pirates defeated the Red Sox 1 to 0. Boston stranded a runner at third, while Pittsburg tallied a run in the final column. Batteries Hendrix and Gibson for Pittsburg Fless and Rariden for Boston. Time 1:42. Umpires Johnstone and Exson.
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Finneran
Savannah Tops Albany in Twelve Innings
Albany Georgia July 23 Savannah edged Albany 5 to 3 in a twelve inning thriller. Weber and Gelbel sparked late offense after a costly Albany misplay, Robertson pitched well for Savannah while Hamilton started for Albany before leaving in the sixth. Savannah’s win follows Cincinnati and Philadelphia games in a busy slate across the circuit.
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Where They Play Today in Baseball Leagues
A condensed schedule lists Southern League matchups with Atlanta in Montgomery and Chattanooga in Birmingham, Nashville in Mobile, Memphis in New Orleans, and others. South Atlantic shows Savannah in Albany and Columbia in Jacksonville, Columbus in Macon. National League games include Boston in Pittsburgh and New York, with Cincinnati Brooklyn in Chicago and Philadelphia in St Louis. American League features Chicago in New York and St Louis in Philadelphia, plus Detroit and Washington, Seattle in Boston.
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Billies Romp Home Ahead as Johns Shuts Cracker Mates
In Montgomery on July 23 the Billikens crushed the Crackers 12 to 2 as Harold Johns, ex-Cracker, held his former teammates to four hits and Waldorf struggled with wild pitches. The Billikens built early runs, doubled in the fourth, and scored steadily for the win. Elberfeld, Stengel, Wares, and Johnson starred with key hits and aggressive baserunning.
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Yesterday's Results Across Minor Leagues and Circuits
Scores from multiple leagues show strong Pittsburgh, New York, and Boston showings with high wins by New York 21 to 2 over Cincinnati and Baltimore 12 to 2 over Montreal. Notable blowouts include Milwaukee Columbus No gene and Knoxville 5 over Morristown 0 while Richmond 2 Newport News 0 reflects Virginia League action.
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