Chicago Cubs Take Wet Grounds Prevent Game
Birmingham July 23 The Chicago Nationals blocked a Birmingham option by picking Pete Knisely a strong right fielder while the Barons gained the right to select the beat player for 2500 The Cubs postponed today s game due to wet grounds and only one game will be played Friday The visiting Cracker squad will tour the city and be ready for Friday s action Weaver and Higgins for New Orleans and Williams and Dann for Atlanta powered the batteries
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Chicago Cubs
Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago Nationals
Pete Knisely
Stewart
Cuba
Knisely
St. Louis
Walter Tragessor
Boston Nationals
Tion
Sean
Gil
Stateness
Australasians Take Commanding Davis Cup Tennis Win
Chicago July 28 Australasia routed Canada in Davis Cup eliminates at Onwenisia club Lake Forest. Wilding beat Powell 6 1 6 3 6 2 and Brookes defeated Schwengers 6 1 6 2 6 2 securing a big series lead for Australasia. Doubles set for tomorrow with Fowell and Schwengers vs Brookes and Wilding. Cooler weather forecast.
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Chicago
Australasia
Canada
Onwenisia
Lake Forest
Ieta
Anthony ©. Wheling
HK. F. Powell
Normony Brookes
B. P. Schwengoers
Brookes
Schwengers
Wilding
Powell
Schwangers
Fowell
Title Game at Adair Park in Sunday School League
The College Park team, pennant winner of the south side, will face St. James, north side pennant winner, in a three game series for the league championship at Adair park on Saturday. Take the Stewart avenue car to Catherine street and walk east. Other games include Pilgrim Class vs North Avenue Presbyterian at 5. First Baptist forfeits to Asaxa. Bt. Jaures forfeits to Antioch Baptist. WD of South Side vs Kirkwood at Kirkwood. pugly Tnnacenta forfeits to Capitol jew.
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College Park
Gulls Refuse Kirby Trade. Case Heads to Courts
Mobile club manager Briscoe Lord announced the Mobile Baseball Association will pursue federal court action to stop Larue Kirby from playing with the St Louis Federals after contract jumping. He added Kirby’s departure is acceptable and expects Miller’s return to fade from memory. St Louis and Mordecai Brown are cited as welcome to Kirby.
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Ala
Briscoe, Lord
Mobile Club
Mobile Baseball Association
Larue Kirby
St. Lous Federals
Fas
Kirby
Miller
St. Louis
Mordecai Brown
Lord
Wordy Picnic Inning Rules And Pittsboro August Schedule
Inquiries cover runner on third interference and batter not touching first base with two outs. The run counts or not depends on rules and outs. Pittsboro’s August slate includes St Louis, Cincinnati, New York, Houston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, with games spread across mid to late August.
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Pittsboro
St. Louis
Cineinat
New York
Huston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Federal League Baseball Scores Patchwork Report
Reported scores from a federal league slate show Baltimore beating St. Louis 6 to 4 with uneven innings and unclear lineups. Indianapolis defeating Pittsburg 9 to 3 behind Mosely Texter and Robinson. Chicago trouncing Brooklyn 5 to 1 with Houck Marion and Landis contributing for Chicago while Buffalo and City-Nain lineups appear mixed.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Mosely
Texter
Dickinson
Knéizer
Hoberts
Berry
Chicago
Brooklyn
Initini RH
Wilson
Houck
Marion
Land
Buffalo
Nain
Beuthern
W.L. PC
Lcs Mobile
Charlenton
Columbua
N. Grieunu
Albany
Birmingham
Aurel
Louisiana
Guy Chia
Raty Goorkin
W.L. B.C
Clitas
Vee
Americus
Waycree
Cordeie
Thomapvilio
Dee Brunswick
Faldosta
Hitting Hard Fete Kulsely Tops Barons in 200 Club Feat
Hitting hard for Biermingham Barons, Kulsely slams over 200 base hits this season in a double header with Chattanange Pete. Pete leads with 71 extra base hits, including 18 triples and 1 home run, driving his season total higher. The performance positions him as a strong Roae trophy candidate.
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Kulsely
Biermingham
Barons
Chattanange
Pete
Seacom
Lookouts edge Barons in 4 3 rally at Birmingham
Chattanooga Lookouts upset Birmingham 4 to 3 on July 23 behind Haswell who allowed four hits and three runs. Marcon homered in the eighth. Birmingham committed five errors as Chattanooga capitalized on miscues to surge ahead and secure the win.
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Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Haswell
Sighth
Marcon
Bhomério
Howell
Hoth
Chat
R.b. Po. Irm. Ab
H. Po
Howali
Strout
Eiytin
R. Chattandogst
Coyle
Marean
Sitam
Roth
Marcan
Johnston
Street
McDonald
Covington
Carroll Mclride
Carroll
Fragessor
Flick
Jacobsen
Knisely
Tragessor
Mpires
Breitenstei
O'Toole
Georgia-Alabama League Falls In Pitchers Battle
Brunswick outscored Thomasville 3 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Payne hurled a complete game with two extra base hits from both sides. Wilks muffed a ball in right, contributing to the decisive runs. Umpire Campbell.
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Brunswick
Thomasville
Hoth
Payne
Wilks
B.H
O'Brien
Roth
Dudley
Campbel
Georgia League game reports for Cordele and Americus
In Cordele, Cordele 13 and Waveroan 4 after innings show Cordele bats strong with 5 in the second and 2 in the third. batteries Satteries Vaiden Hall and Eubanks. umpire Chappelle. In Americus Valdosta 8 to 2 aligns with score by innings 200 000 2 10 3. Winges Lowe and Zapke Tierre with umpire Gentle.
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Cordele
Waveroan
Bt Cordele
Dle
Waseross
Vaiden
Hall
Eubanks
Anderson
Reilly
Coveney
Shumar
Chappelle
Americus
Valdonta
Valdosta
FOM
Mericuy
Winges
Lowe
Zapke
Tierre
Uvnpire
Gentle
Local Baseball Roundup From Georgia Camps
Amateur games across Georgia on July 23 featured Monroe’s 11 to 3 win over Covington, Carrollton beating College Park 5 to 1, Dawson defeating Blakely 4 to 0, Winder edging Auburn 4 to 3, Eastman routing Cochran 7 to 0, Eiberton blanking Athens 1 to 0, and Hawkinsville rallying to a 7 to 6 victory over Douglas. Key pitching performances included George for Monroe, Skelton for Eastman, and Holt for Hawkinsville. Local standings and battery lines noted for each game.
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Monroe
Covington
George
Beure
Trintey Rw
Lenter
Botte
Cheshire
George and
Nunnally
Criteri
Winder
Acourn
Tuly
Winder Hoy
Auburn
Battersua
Moore
Daster
Barn Cate
Aten
Eastman
Cochran
Skelton
Bastman
BR. H. B. Bestman
Clemente
Smith Carpentier bout shown in private London viewing
Pictures from the private view of the Smith Carpentier fight in London reveal Smith struck Carpentier at least twice in the sixth round and Carpentier was felled. The images document a decisive moment in the match and offer a vivid account of the exchanges seen in that round.
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London
Smith-Carpentier
Carpentier
Crpentier
Charley Hemphill Aholdout in New Orleans
Charley Hemphill remains unsigned on a loan club contract and has not received transportation, with details sent a week ago. In Boston, July 23, rain disrupted major tennis contests, halting several events and delaying Davis Cup play.
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Eperial
Charley Hemphill
Boston
Gonewood
McLoughlin
Bundy
Williams
Behr
Longwood
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Hackett
Alexander
Tallant
Johnan
South Atlantic Baseball Scores Across Regions
Summary of multiple games with final tallies and key innings. Macon beat Columbia 9 to 7 after late rallies. Augusta edged Columbus 12 to 5. Charleston and Jacksonville posted close results. Indians defeated Rables 7 to 6. Savannah triumphed 7 to 4. Umpires listed as Moran, Lauzon, and Vitter.
Detroit and New York battle in rain shortened tie
In New York on July 23 Detroit and the Yankees tied 1 1 after a heavy four inning rain halted play in the ninth with a man on second and one out. Score by innings shows Detroit 019 609 900 and New York 2 2 000 910 00x. Douss and Stunaga, Keating and Sweeney. Time 1:50. Umpires Connolly and Chin.
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Torain
Nashville
Montgomery
Hemingway
Lindsay
Elwert
Daly
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Janizen
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Chestnutt
Kerin
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Yanks
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Glanin
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Griffin
Larwin
von Kelnits
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Natelie
Works Has Not Signed With Federal League
Memphis pitcher Ralph Works, released yesterday, arrived in Memphis and denied Mobile reports that he signed with the St Louis Federal League club. He said he has not signed with any club yet and is undecided, though believed negotiating with a major league team. Red McDermott, Memphis third baseman, returned home ill and may miss about four weeks before likely returning to play.
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Tenn
Ralph Works
Mobile
St. Louis
Works
Red McDermott
Hej Wil
Yim
Savannah Gunners Defeat Waycross in Country Club Match
In Savannah's first Country club contest the Savannah Gun club scored 418 of 500 points, beating Waycross which posted 410. Savannah shooters Watson and Thompson led with 89 each, while Waycross top scorer Hopkins had 85. The visiting Ballad team included Speight Hoberts Wilson Thompson and Cardinal Wayerons with Moore Brewer Watts Hopkins and Grover.
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Waycross Ge Dury
Savannah
Coyle Has Not Yet Notified Lookouts About Transfer
Chattanooga Tenn July Us Firet Baseman Coyle, quoted in Birmingham paper, says he plans to join Indianapolis Federal league club after five days notice but has not given that notice to Chattanooga and refuses interview. Local officials expect him to finish the season with the Lookouts.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Coyle
Birmingham
Cubs 18 8 Pallies in Chicago rout ends series sweep
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 18 to 8 to sweep the series and extend its winning streak to eight. Dooin argues with umpire Eason and is sent to the clubhouse as Chicago and St Louis both post fourth and seventh straight wins in late July action.
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Pallies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dooin
Eason
R. H
Rixey
Mattison
Baumgarner
Byrne
Ambiguous Baseball Standings From Fragmented Scoreline
Readable fragments show multiple teams and scores across leagues including Carolina and International leagues. Names such as Raleigh and Norfolk appear with partial results and postponed games noted, but details are incomplete.
Crackers and Billies Set for Poncey Saturday
The Crackers and the Bullies game, originally scheduled for Montgomery Saturday, was moved to Atlanta after President Kavanaugh reported league-wide consent. Two games may be played, with the thirteenth inning game of the Bullies’ last visit possibly staged first. A definite schedule will be announced today.
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Crackers
Montgomery
Atlanta
Kavanaugh
Aldrich Cup First Round Results At Capital City Club
The Aldrich Cup golf tourney at Capital City Country Club completed its first round with many matches decided. Notable results include J.P. Gallaway 4 up and 2 to play, Sobain 1 up, Kloepfer 4 up 3 to play, and Williams 5 up 2 to play. several other close contests and defaults are listed among Flight A and other pairing outcomes.
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Sobain
Keats Speed
Don. i A Kloepfer
C. Knowles
Cerigee Spire
J. D. Osborne
Kennedy
S. EB. Taylor
E. HB. Moore
A. C. Nowell
John Aldridge
Bolee
C. BE. Detple
A. C. Powell
J. S. Dickey
Frankling
H.W. Smith
H. Moore
T. P. Webster
Ruas
EB. Harria
W. C. HH
Final Round Reached In Atlanta Tourney Hunt Plays Stewart
J. D. Hunt and R. R. Stewart reach the final round of Atlanta's first amateur tennis tournament. The final likely Saturday at 3:30 on Piedmont first court. Semis: Hunt beat Richardson, Stewart beat F. Peoples. Doubles final caps winners Rhett and Hunt after semifinals. Cups on display at 113 Peachtrea.
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Atlanta
Hunt T
Stewart
J. D. Hunt
R. R. Stewart
Piedmont
Hunt elminating Rish+ardson
F. Peoples
Hall
Collina
Boykin
Rhett
Hunt
Rough listing of baseball games across leagues and teams
A fragmented schedule lists numerous matchups across American and National Leagues with cities including Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn and Kansas City. Several lines mention minor leagues and regional clubs with unclear outcomes and off days noted.
Indictment Calls Over New Haven Officials Revealed
New York reports the Justice Department seeking indictments of New Haven officials and directors for alleged criminal violations of the Sherman anti trust act. Attorney General McReynolds and special assistant T W Gregory prepared for grand jury proceedings while Marshall reviews criminal angles of the case.
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New Haven
Ang
Hartford Railtrend
Department of Justice
McReynolds
T. W. Gregory
Gregory
United States District Court
United States Dia“triat
Marshall
Play Well Under Way In Adair Tournament
Adair Perry Adair golf tourney underway at Hast Lake with second round progress. First flight results show Winston over Eby by default and multiple matches decided by up by holes. Second flight and beyond include Martin, Harriss, Hammond, and Church advancing, with several matches reaching the nineteenth hole or decided early.
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Hast Lake
East Lake
Best Lake
E.F. Winston
J.D. Eby
W. R. Tichenor
KR. A. Palmer
Hard
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A. Davidson
F. Munoz
King
Clark Donaldson
McMichael
G. Z. Corwin
B. Martin
W. M. Richup
Hopking
M. E. Hart
Meer
J. W. Pearse
RJ. Morrisa
W. ¢. Warren
Frank Adair
J. G. Darling
D.E. Root
J. P. Glenn
Milt Saul
T. B. Paine
T. Jones, Jr
B. A.thornwell
J. H. Heck
J.B. Hickey
Harriss
C. B. Howard
Bat Noun
W. C. Warren Jr
J. W. Bachman
S. Cohen
A. L. Johnson
T. A. Hammond
J. M. Beaseley
W. M
W. N. Adkins
Howard Church
Jerome Moore
H. D. Carson
A. G. Adams
R. FR. Cunningham
John Morrise, Jr
J. B. McNett
Paul Goldsmith
G Barnwell
B. Upshaw
Tango Introduced at Knights of Pythias Ball in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana July 23 for the first time tango and other new dances were featured at a Knights of Pythias uniform rank military ball. Some 3 000 invited guests had reserved seats with thousands more crowding sidewalks and rooftops to view the well illuminated Ohio Street section where the event occurred. Prizes and drills marked the day as officers reshuffle with General Stabart tendering resignation to Supreme Chancellor Carling, who will appoint General Loomis to command the uniform rank.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Knights of Pythiaa
Ohio Street
Btabbart
Thomas J. Carling
William H. Loomis
Micht- Een
Troopers Enjoy Safe Camp Wheeler Operations
Camp Wheeler near Augusta Ga hosts about 2600 guardsmen under arms the largest Georgia troop deployment in over a decade. Major General Wood visits the camp while regiments drill practice and a cavalry squadron displays extensive ring. Conditions are good with cool nights and ample guard presence. rail movement recently completed. hospitals see little sickness.
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Wheeler
Augusta
General Wood
Wood
Camp Wheeler
Augusta Cavalry
Bhava
Fifth Regiment
Lake Almond
Ths
Georgia
M.C. A
Frame-Up Charged to Southern Railway
Washington July 23 Charges that Southern railway plotted a frame up with coal operators to block ICC action Virginia mines through and joint rates to tide water via Knoxville were voiced in Senate hearings. Bristol witness Dulaney alleged a trust plan shaped after Andy's Ridge case and questioned through rates and patronage tactics by Southern officials. Dining car service between Atlanta and Chattanooga began July 18 on trains 92 and 93. trains 1 and 2 dining service ended.
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Southern Railway
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Tenn
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