McGoorty Murphy Bout Postponed On Ankle Injury
Eddie McGoorty sprained his right ankle during road work delaying the Atlanta middleweight bout with Frankie Murphy. McDonald will stage the fight later once McGoorty heals, with promoter and fighters promising a top draw. Murphy, hailed as a strong challenger, arrived in good shape for the scheduled clash.
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Cobb Passes His Old Foe in League Batting Riot
Chicago July 23 Rogers Hornsby stars in a new role in the National League this week. The St Louis veteran shares honors with Frisch of New York in runs scored with 74 for his club. Cobb returns surge tops the list in hits and average among frequent players, while Babe Ruth reaches 36 homers and 110 hits. Meusel and Kelly push offensive pace as leading sluggers and base stealers, with Meusel trailing Kelly in homers.
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George Kelly
New York Giants
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FL Collings
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Stephenson
Cleveland
Braselton Triumphs Over Flowery Branch In Baseball Showdown
Braselton Ga July 23 Braselton defeated Flowery Branch 3 to 1 behind Sloan pitching five no hit innings and key fielding by Hartley and Bell for Braselton Gaines caught for Flowery Branch. Batteries Sloan and Sloan faced Flowery Branch hitters Cantrell and Series. Also Decatur easily defeated Lawrenceville 3 to 1 with Allen the standout, as the entire Decatur lineup hit hard.
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Fleury Branch
Sloan
Hartley and
Bell
Araselton
Gaines
Flowery Branch
Peaselton Sloan
Cantrell
Enews
Tlowery Branch
Taewrencetile
Decatur
T Lawren Revilla
Allen
Talrad Sna Burgess
Whack and Navenpart
Memphis Chicks Hold Lead In Southern Association Pennant Race
Memphis increased its lead to nine and a half games after a week that saw six wins in seven, as Birmingham kept the runner-up spot four games back. Memphis swept a three game series with Birmingham with all games decided by one run. New Orleans and Little Rock each went four and three for the week, while Atlanta and Nashville shuffled positions in the lower half. Jonnard of Little Rock struck out thirteen Nashville batters setting a season record. Morrison pitched a seven inning no-run game for Birmingham against Mobile, and Statham of Nashville won six straight. Memphis leads in team batting at .300 while New Orleans tops fielding at .967.
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le Chicks
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Little Rock
Atlanta
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Satterfield Is Released By Atlanta Crackers
Claude Satterfield former University of Georgia diamond hero has been released by manager Frank and is a free agent. He says no immediate plans but will coach Monroe Agricultural College where he helped build top prep teams. Several Southern league clubs eyed him, with a Senators bid possible if Washington offers a place.
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University of Georgia Diamond
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Monroe Agricultural College
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Carral
Erzor
Atlanta
Royal
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Boone Still Is In Lead In Southern Association Batting
Chicago July 23 I M Bacone of New Orleans leads the Southern association with a .3875 average as Bernsen Birmingham surpasses Tutnweller Mobile for home run honors with thirteen. Traynor Birmingham has a 42 steal streak while High Memphis tops run-getters at 84. Other leaders include McMillan Memphis and Harper Little Rock with high averages and key totals.
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I. M Bacone
New Orleans
Southern Association
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Birmingham
Tutnweller
Mobile
S McLarry
Memphis
McLarry
Traynor
High
McMitllan
Bieitbauer
Nashville
Harper
Little Rock
Don Brown
Burke
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Gilbert
Sisler clashes with umpire on field in fifth inning
St Louis July 23 Sisler famed for peace sparked the first major league confrontation by striking umpire Hildebrand on the jaw at the start of the fifth inning. Teammates intervened and pulled him away as tempers flared on the field.
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Giants Sweep Reds In Twin Bill Victory
New York beat Cincinnati twice on July 223, 6 to 0 in the nightcap called after the fifth inning to catch a train. Kopf homered with one on base to tie the score for Cincinnati, while Walker doubled with runners aboard to lift the Giants. Pirates and Braves split a doubleheader in Boston with 32,000 on hand.
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Amateur baseball results show Feds and Tri Mu strong
The summary covers several games: Agoga Feds beat Tri Mu 4 to 3 with strong fielding. Tri Mu defeated Swift 11 to 4 as Manos allowed only four hits. Agogas edged Com. Feds 4 to 3 at the prison with Parker driving in the tying and winning runs. Hitting, pitching, and base play highlighted the day.
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First Baptist Triumph in hard fought league clash
The 20th Century First Baptist team defeated Tach Re-Habs 10 to 7 to open the second round. Leharon, Robertson, Cameron, New Yuan and Owens starred on defense and offense while Sutton pitched well for First Baptists. Cameron tied the game briefly but sprained an ankle at home plate.
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Sports standings and results from multiple minor leagues
In the South Atlantic and regional circuits, scores show Charleston 13 over Greenville 4, Charlotte 4 over Sport pore 6, Columbia 6-1 over seaguata 5-0, Columbus and Minneapolis 5, Louisville 4, Toledo 7 over St. Paul 10, Indianapolis 6 over Milwaukea 8, Newport News 3 over Richmond, Rocky Mount 4 over Petersboro, Portsmouth 4 over Suffolk 1, Norfolk 3 over Wilson 3, Raleigh 1 over Greensboro 6, High Point 9 over Danville 6, Winston-Salem 3 over Durham. Georgia State League lists LaGrange J J 11 over Griffin 0-5, Rome 3 over Lindale 2, Carrollton 0-2, Cedartown 2 over 16.
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Kilbane to Meet Billy Defoe in St Paul Bout
St Paul reports a possible featherweight clash between Kilbane and Billy Defoe after Kilbane’s manager teased a program arrangement. Defoe, a veteran contender, has faced Rickard promotions and is secured by a guaranteed bid, signaling a high stakes match in the featherweight division.
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DeFoa
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Cleveland Beats Yankees 3-0 to Top American League
Cleveland pitchers dominated New York as Allan Sotheron held the Yankees to three hits in a 3-0 victory. Offense came in the third when O Neill Jameson Wamby Gardner and Speaker produced a run, aided by a sacrifice fly. Two tempers flared as contending clubs argued after the score.
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Hoffman
Clevaland
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Wvene
Botha Evans
Floyd and Beam claim Dinkins Cup titles in Georgia tourney
Vincent Richards defeats William Tilden in Providence to claim the state singles championship 6 2 6 1 2 6 0. James C. Floyd beats J. Q. Burton at Druid Hills for the Dinkins Cup. J. C. Beam wins Old Tourney Fossils final over L. Ingram 6 5. Arch Martin low medal at East Lake with 78.
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Triple Knot at Gun Club in Atlanta Shooting Race
A. Cascaden, L E Sharp and J Cothran top Atlanta Gun Club with 49 of the pigeons, Parrish and Brantley tie for second with 47, others at 46. Sharp makes a long 86 bird run near the weekly record. Ryan wins club cup after tie of seven shooters. Several members head to Birmingham for Alabama State shoot Monday through Wednesday.
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Atlanta
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J. Q Brantley
Birmingham
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John McGraw to Retire After Seventh Pennant
New York reports John McGraw of the Giants plans to retire as a manager after the coming pennant, aiming to end with seven pennants. He already has six and trails Connie Mack with six. McGraw also serves as Giants vice president and plans to stay involved if the pennant comes this year. His winter interests include racing in Havana, but travel and managing wear on him.
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Frank Selee
Ned Banton
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Winder Beats Monroe In Tight Georgia Tilt
Winder Georgia residents saw a thrilling afternoon game as Winder defeated Monroe from start to finish. Rogers tripled to drive in Smith in the sixth to tie the score, Roy Smith singled to score Rogers, and Winder pulled ahead in the eighth. Final score details and pitching lines appear in the muddled play-by-play, with Davis, Kolp, and Bush handling mound duties. Umpires Wilson Kaebrand and Nailin officiated.
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