Barons Split Doubleheader With Crackers In Heat
In Birmingham on July 26 the Barons and Crackers split a doubleheader. In game one Atlanta won 4 3 after Kelber clashed with Stockdale and errors aided two late Crackers rallies. Game two saw the Crackers win 2 1 as Baron miscues and shaky starting pitching led to a narrow defeat. Griffin meets Coveleski in the finale.
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Stockdale
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Fisher
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Thomasville
Americus Charlaps
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American League results and score summaries
Baseball scores from several games include Athletics defeating Naps 6 to 4 and 21 to 6 in the first game and second game respectively, Tigers edging Yankees 1 to 0, and Red Sox beating Browns 8 to 4. Plays, innings, and pitcher names such as Falkenbare Bemis Koestner Easterly Fender Lapp Donovan Schmidt Warhop Mitchell Johnson Rackendorf Ray Stephens Hall Kidnow appear in the bundled recap.
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O'Loughlin
Egan
LaGrange dominates in twin bill against Southern Shops
LaGrange defeats Southern Shops 9 1 in the first game and 9 0 in the second as Wiggina starts and Woodyard exits early for LaGrange. McPherson homers for LaGrange, Jones homers for the visitors, with Eubanks and Jeffries handling duties in the second game. Umpire Youngernet. Other city league results note Birmingham and Americus cleanups and several scores throughout Georgia and nearby states.
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Apenall— LaGrange
Southern Shp
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Woodyard
Eubanks
Rhe LaGrange
Southern
Faulk
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Wiggins
Duke
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Jeffries
Lowery
Jones
Youngernet
Baseball Schedules and Vacation Travel Notes From 1901
Southern League schedules feature Atlanta at Birmingham Chattanooga to Montgomery and Mobile. Northwestern Line promotes summer resort travel across Wisconsin Minnesota and northern Michigan with through Pullman service. Also boxing match Abe Attell Harlem Tommy Murphy planned for August in San Francisco. Brooklyn acquires pitcher Grabble from Galveston league.
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Walnut Atest
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Attell
Local Speedway Quiet Day Before Saturday Races
A Marton car driven by H. H. Clymer entered in events 5 and 10 in the 281 to 200 classes, B. G. Statham listed as entrant. For Jully a rare quiet day at the Speedway with no on track activity from sunrise to sunset, as mules wagons and workers focus on preparing the big walker for Saturday races. Track staff, led by Superintendent Joe Cothran, filled poles, smoothed bumps, and prepared the course, promising the oval will be in top condition. Practice resumes Thursday morning with final tuning on Friday ahead of the races.
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H. H. Clymer
Jully
Speedway
Joe Cothran
Aither
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National League matchup ends with Doves over Dodgers
Doves defeat Dodgers 3 to 1 in a game featuring solid bullpen work. Scoring details include a 2-0 first inning burst by the Doves and late runs to seal the win. Dodgers managed a lone run in the late innings as pitching held them in check.
No Shortstop Secured Yet in Atlanta Trade Talks
Birmingham dispatch reports manager Otto Jurann failed to land a shortstop named Boumer after St Paul balked at waiving. Hyder Barr may join the team soon, possibly after the Mobile series. Jacksonville president Gillette would not release Bierman, and multiple waiver bids failed as clubs jockeyed for a deal.
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Atlanta
Wangridge loses to fast pace at Empire City card
Empire City Race Track races feature Wangridge winning a handicap in a strong field, with Jack Atkin as starter. Betsy Goucha dominates the midsummer selling stakes. Various races list outcomes, times, and notable entrants including Marigot, Restigouche, Gliding Helle, and Moon. Empire City Entries detail several races and horses, with notable runners and weights. Service notice: Birmingham Special train from Atlanta carries in-section drawing-room cars and dining coach to Washington and New York arrival times.
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Masor
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al Muller
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Narbitt
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Queen Marguerite
Banbury
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Eivere
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George
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Southern Railway
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Washington
New York
Charlie Somers Buys The Naps
Cleveland July 28. Vice President C W Romero of the Cleveland baseball club buys President J F Kilfoyls interest in the club for a sum near 400 000 dollars. He becomes sole owner of the team.
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C. W. Romero
Cleveland Baseball Club
J. F. Kilfoyl
Fielder Jones May Manage Naps
Cleveland Ohio July 24 Fielder Jones former manager of the Chicago American League team now resident of Portland Oregon is slated to become manager of the Cleveland Americans A report says a deal is pending in which a current owner will retire permitting Jones to join as part owner and general manager
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Ohio
Fielder Jones
Portland
Ore
Cleveland Americans
Jones
Jeffries and Johnson May Fight Once More
New York July 26 Sam Berger Jeffries manager arrived from Chicago with Jack Gleason fight promoter and said there is tremendous pressure to stage another Jeffries Johnson bout. He added Jeffries must try again to square himself with friends and backers. Gleason would not commit on international venues.
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Sam Berger
Jeffries
Chicago
Jack Gleason
Jack Johnson
Gleason
England
France
Australia
Yankees Will Get Pitcher Lafitte
Ed Lafitte, Atlanta born pitcher who played for Marist College and Tech, earned a try-out with Detroit and time in the Eastern League with Rochester, has been purchased by the New York Americans and will join the team after the Eastern League season. He is described as a much improved twirler and should bolster the Yankees pitching, with a note from a Philadelphia Ledger fragment.
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Marist College
Tech
Detroit Tigers
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Lafitte
New York Americans
la Fite
Yankees
Cubs Seek Sidney Smith Rumor Reaches Birmingham
In Birmingham on July 26, manager Jordan of the Atlanta team denied knowledge of any deal involving Sidney Smith and the Thicego Cubs. Smith himself said he had heard a rumor but offered no further details.
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Thicego Cubs
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Jordan
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Eat Smith
Catcher Hart Leaves Field After Ninth Inning Chaos
In Montgomery on July 26 catcher Hart walked off the field amid crowd upheaval after a wild ninth inning. Juul and Hart tangled with two on base, Hart argued and departed as Miller replaced him. The game featured errors, crowd noise, and a controversial finish with Hart praised for prior work despite the uproar.
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Criste
Oalla
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Juul
Gordon Hickman
Gretoinger
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Twe Solicemen
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Cobbs Home Run Breaks Finger in Pitchers Battle
In New York on July 26 Walter Wolter broke a finger on Cobb's home run in the first inning. Donavan and Warhop matched zeroes until Detroit won three of four from New York as Cobb's solo shot was the only run.
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New York
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Warhop
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Walter
Valdosta Wins Second Game of Series in Albany
Valdosta bunched hits in the fourth and fifth innings to defeat Albany 5 to 2 in the second of the series. Douglas pitched for Albany, allowing eight hits and eight strikeouts with three walks. Thompson started for Valdosta, yielding six hits and striking out eight. Valdosta added depth with Jacksonville players Mas ing Bierman and Carter joining the lineup.
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