Day Tight in the Pinches and Locals Even Series With Timely Hits
Virgil Day pitched for the Crackers and outpitched Robertson as Memphis and Atlanta again split the series at Russwood Park. Key plays included a squeeze attempt that failed for the Chicks, timely hits by Kauffman and Moran for the Crackers, and strong defense by both clubs. Schiel led the Chick club in command as Bris Lord left on a business trip.
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Herbert Caldwell
Memphis
Tenn
Virgil Day
Brian
Russwood Park
Robertson
Atlanta
Day
Bareman Baldwin
Jong Chick Bunker
Nown
Kauffman
Baldwin
Bullawin
Rumler
Pete Gileon Almoat
Ench
Og Day
McDonald
Stewart
Lee
Moran
Manning
Roberton
Mitchell
Keystone
Mansing
Eibel
Cruthers
X Baldwin
Allison
Foran
Crothers
Bisland
Dilison
Thug
Chicks
Hack Bibel
Schiel
Williams
George Schiel
Bris ‘Lord
Chester
Jfalasion
Ath
H. Po
Willams
Ol Lee
Rumier
Biland Day
Andreen i
Rath Jin
Bia
Ethel
Rurnler
Blsland
Wiliams
Autsman
Bibel
Hobertson
Yaseg
Robeertzon Ertaon
Dawson and Montezuma to Duel in Ten Baseball Games
Americus, Ga July 26 Special Americus hosts a ten game series between the Dawson and Montezuma clubs in August, opening August 2 and 3 at Americus park. The clubs then travel to Dawson for August 4 6 and 9 through 11 before moving to Montezuma for August 9 10 and 11 and returning to Americus August 12 and 13 to settle the tie.
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Americus
Dawson and Montezuma
Americus Park
Dawson
Little Rock completes sweep in farcical Southern League game
In Mobile at Little Rock won 13 to 1 after Townsend gave up seven hits and five runs in two innings. Three Mobile fielders pitched later but the comeback plan failed as Little Rock routed Mobile, completing the series sweep.
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Little Rock
Ark
Townsend
Mobile
Mobile Ab
I. Pg. A
Northern Rfp
Miller
Buck
Abi
Burke If
Schmidt, Co
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Calhoun
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Downsend
Holmquist
Werry
Pi” State
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Jantzen
Starr
Aboo Messinger
Roker
Howard
Covington
Oo Downey
East Pe
Roth
Faninga
Satobite
Gox
Dojbard
Downey
Debard
Pick
Bolmanist
Baker
Covingston
Northern L
East
Rene
Basta
Perry
Rath
Northern
Taves
Littles Rock
Urnprice
Willams
Preminger
Chicago and Baltimore split doubleheader in Chicago
In Chicago and Baltimore, Chicago won the first game and lost the second in a split doubleheader. Hendrix pitched opening game well for Chicago, McConnell was hit hard in relief, and Quinn held Chicago in the second. Newark Federals beat Pittsburg 8 to 7 with Campbell, McKenzie keying a late rally. St Louis Owls defeated Brooklyn 6 to 5 in a high scoring affair with multiple homers and a triple play by Brooklyn.
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Giticago
Baltimotus
Baltimore
Chicago
de & Hendrix
McConnell
Quinn
Bulley
Culley
Leciale
Suggs
Owens
Hendrix
Clemons
Rhe
Faltimore
Jackbach
Brock
Prendergast
Pischer
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Owls
REE
St.Louis
Smiths Watson
Seaton and
Sinton
Smith
Watson
Crandall
Plank and
Chappmac
France
Burk Jumps to Pittsburg Federals from Indianapolis Club
Louisville July 26. Sanford Burk Indianapolis pitcher has jumped to the Pittsburg Federals. Manager Hendricks of the Indianapolis association club says Burk left the team at Columbus last night for unknown reasons. Burk was bought from the St Louis Nationals two years ago.
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Louisville
Sanford Burk
Indianapolis
Pittsburg Federals
Hendricks
Indianapolis ‘Association
Burk
Columbus
St. Lois
Nationals
Donalsonville Defeats Bainbridge In Home Game
Donalsonville, Ga, July 26 special. Donalsonville defeated Bainbridge 10 to 4 on their home grounds. Batteries for Donalsonville were Cordell and Alday while Bainbridge faced Stipling and Morris.
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Donalsonville
Bainbridge
Cordell
Alday
Stipling
Morris
Britton Dundee to stage innovation in boxing bout
New York July 26 Jack Britton and Johnny Dundee agree to an innovation for their Thursday bout with the referee officiating from outside the ring. The state boxing commission will decide tomorrow whether to approve the change from boxing tradition. The bout’s inner action moves toward consideration of a future match with the welterweight champion.
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New York
Jack Britton
Johnny “Dundee
State Boxing, Commission
South Carolina Football Schedule for 1915 Announced
The University of South Carolina reveals a 11 game 1915 football slate with all games at Columbia except trips to Newberry Presbyterian Mercer Clemson Davidson Tennessee Virginia and Washington Citadel. The schedule includes dates from September 25 through Thanksgiving Day.
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Gy Weyevine
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Newberry
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Mercer
North ‘Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Clemson
Davidson
Knowville
University of Tennessee
Virginia University
Washington
Georgetown
Citadel
Columbus Takes Lead in Series
Columbus, Ga July 26 Columbus sat on Martin in the first inning and scored two runs to win as Tecala beat the Tigers 5 to 1. Redding pitched well, Herndon scored, Potts doubled, McDuff and Bowden contributed, and Lakey doubled for Macon’s only score. Attendance 1,000. Umpires Vitter and Ryan. Time 1:38.
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Barons
Vols
Nashville
Birmingham
Blosan
S . Pa
Magee
R . G Covie
Boombs
Wree Lindsay
Elian
If Clark
E ‘ Hale
C. Robertson
Pa. Sctrcher
Iez
iTinker
J Stark
Paulet
Farmer
I‘ Sheehan
Dodge
Aes Street
Beimer
Rogers
Boers
Robertson
Berger
Indlay
Hobartson
Kerin
O'Toole
Columbus
Martin
Redding
Tecala
Tedding
Tigers
Hernison
Potts
McDuff
Bowden
Thompson
Krebs
Herndon
Lakey
Macon
Ab. T. B
Neild
Mathews
Munn
Sholl
Shancey
Easham
Moore
Lokey
Mariingo SS DR
Bo No
Ae Herndon
Lalee
Ooo Folmar
Av Chompaon
Fox
BO Ub
Kreba Jid DR
Do Redding
Calunbus
May
Rowden
Baseball schedules flash across leagues in chatty notes
A fragmented listing shows where teams play today across the Southern, American, National and Federal Leagues. Entries include Chicago at Boston, St Louis in Philadelphia, Detroit in New York, and Boston in Brooklyn with other pairings and cities like Chicago, Newark, Brooklyn and Pittsburg appearing in rough briefings.
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New Or
Boston
Bagiesd
BAS Enteage
Birming'm
Detroi
Memphis
Nashville
Washine
New York
Atlanta
Straul
Moblie
Cleveland
Hiindel's
Hengus
Philader'a
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kan
City
St. ‘Laws
Pirteburg
Babure
Rewark
Buffalo
Cincinnatk
Baltimore
Feroptrrs
N. C
Chatta
Mabbo
Little Rock
Philadelphia
Detroit
Nota
Pittsburg
Muftalo
Burtaio
Scranton
New York State
Ulica
Mixed Scores From Diverse Leagues and Exhibitions
Reports show varied results across American Association, Colum's league, and regional leagues with teams like St Paul, Toronto Providence, Houston, and Buffalo in exhibition games. Notable scores include Winston Salem 3, Durham 3 and Buffalo visiting Detroit for an exhibition tied result.
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Colum
Cley
Louiata
St Paul
auiPe
Kon. Citysatinn
Rat International
League
Mont
Aleh'd
Ruch'r
Harring
Toronto-Providence
Giants Rally To Split With Pirates In Doubleheader
New York and Pittsburgh split a July doubleheader as the Giants won 3 to 1 in the nightcap after the Pirates took the first game 2 to 1. Tesreau shut out Pittsburgh in the second game, allowing five scattered hits. Adams beat Mathews in the opener as Balra's double drove in the decisive run.
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Giants
New York
Pittsburg
Adams
Mathewso
Waaner
Viox
Balra
Tesreau
Pitts- Darg
Aleuck
aAdame
Murphy
Mathewson
Schauer
Wooin
Meyers
Ree
Hatterica
McQuisien
Albeon
Three Men On Bases Question Sparks Baseball Rules Debate
Local sporting editor answers reader questions about infield fly rule and outs with two outs. The letter discusses a play where a runner is safe and scores, while the batter’s status depends on outs and umpire ruling.
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Catter
Pop
Falla
Chet Bademan
Diamondx
Holland 3 Reid's Chapel 2 in nineteenth inning classic
The Holland and Reid's Chapel baseball teams battled nineteen innings with Holland winning 3 to 2. Riggers fanned 17 Holland batters while Coalton fanned 18 Reid's Chapel hitters. Holcombe and Long delivered late offense as Holcombes team ended with a broken toe for Long and a dramatic tie then win before darkness. Batteries Coalson H Lang and O Holcombe Biggers Bell and A Holcombe. Umpires Estea and Baker.
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Ferent
Ihe
NY Sug US Becinl
Holland
Reid
Chapel
Coalton
Reta Chanel
Holcombe
Hitler Love Long
Slaton
I. Holcombe
Coalson
Short
J. Harper
HB. RC
H. Lang
O Holcombe
Biggers
Bell
A Holcombe
Estea and
Baker
Fitzgerald Defeats Unadilla In Five to Two Victory
Fitzgerald defeated Unadilla five to two to settle the home grounds series. Pitcher Rosebury started with a no hit bid through five innings before an injured finger forced Meyers to finish. Batteries included Rosebury Meyers and Monahan with Jennings contributing in the later innings.
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Phillies
Freda
Cincinnati
Tancroft
Jeaders
Philatelphia
Cincinati
Schneider
Kenery
Philadelphia
Cingin
Pat Wee
Bytteries
Demaree
Killifer
McKenery
Clarke
Fitzgerald
Unadilla
Pitagerald
Rosebury
Meyers
Monahan
Jennings
Engsbey
Few Surprises in First Day's Longwood Play
Boston July 26 Longwood Cricket club hosted the first day of the twenty eighth annual lawn tennis tournament with only a few upsets. Ward Dawson of Los Angeles fell to D B Watters of New Orleans while Tabney, a longtime state doubles co holder, was defeated by GW Wightman of Boston. Twenty three pairs remain in the eastern doubles draw which begins tomorrow.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Ward Dawson
Los Angeles
Southern California
Watters
New Orle
Louisiana
Titteholder
Tabney
GW. Wightman
Covington Falls To Washington In Open Of Series
Covington lost the first game 4 to 2 to Washington in a fielding heavy contest. Hitchcock Reaznan and Combs stood out for Covington while Stone and Hill starred for Washington. Reeve pitched well for Covington and Hunt and Stone did strong work for the hosts. Time 2 10. Umpire Turner. Innings totals show Washington 9 0g 0 0 3 1 and Covington 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 .
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Susan Doom
Speers
Covington
Washington
Che Allo
Hitchcock
Reaznan
Combs
Stone
Hill
Washington Reeve
Tale Covington
Watson
Newand
Hunt and Stone
Turner
Nebraske Indians Triumph Over Vidalia In A Lopsided Victory
The Nebidiens defeated Vidalia today by a score of 0 to 2. The red sking agored at will and outlasted the home team in every department of the game. Batteries Indians Cleghorn and Sweetgrass, Vidalia Charleston and Redding. 2
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Abureevaky
Vidalia
Cleghorn
Sweetgrass
Charleston
Redding
Carrollton Defeats Lindale 9 to 3 in Georgia Game
Carrollton beat Lindale 9 to 3 in Lindale Georgia on July 21. Boote led hitters for Carrollton while Hutchens and Stephens shared pitching duties with Boote and Benedict in the field. Carrollton had 14 hits to Lindale's 7 and committed 2 errors to Lindale's 7.
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Carrollton
Lindale
Boote
Hutchens
Stephens
Jyindale
Benedict
Linale
Dr Rameau at Strand stars Fox and Lersy in dramatic cinema
The Strand presents Dr Rameau with Will Davis directing Frederick Leisy in a powerful, emotionally charged adaptation. The film features striking exteriors and interiors, a stormy climax with rain and shattered furniture, and a strong cast led by Holmes Alison Davethy Bernard and Jean Southern.
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Ar Tatcane
Willum Fox
Dr. Rameau
Wills. Davie
Arte
Mr. Davis
Prederick Lersy
Rameau
Myerry
Aerhaime
Maichman
Oho
Tiatiace Ie
Btuart Holmes
George Alison Davethy Bernard
Jean Syuthern
Bitaud
Heigeau
Uokies
Strand Orchestra
First Heart
Ellenburn, A . LE
Marguerite Clark in Seven Sinners at Whe Geant
Thousands flocked to see Marguerite Clark in the production at Whe Geant yesterday with every show reportedly sold out. The star’s varied moods from playful to serious were noted as she portrayed Dass Clark with returning fans eager for more performances.
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Wally
Marguerite Clark
Dass Clark
Ray
Augusta Police Busy Sunday with Prohibition Violations
Augusta Ga July 26 Special police were kept busy yesterday by alleged violators of prohibition and anti gambling laws. Before the day ended Dan Scott Alex Deal Turner Starnes HL Goleman Walter Thurman James Gartiedge Mrs Minnie L Denton and Brutus Boswell were gathered on one or both charges. All secured bond and are out awaiting trial.
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Augusta
Dan Scott
Alex Deal
Turner Starnes
H L. Goleman
Memorial Fund for Kavanaugh Memorial Plans
Little Rock Arkansas July 26 Special twenty five percent of the gross receipts of all baseball Bumex in the Southern association played August 4 will be set aside for the Kavanaugh memorial fund in memory of W H y Kavanaugh late president of the association according to R Allen of this city chairman of the memorial committee a telegram from President Baugh received here today announced this arrangement
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Little Rock
Ark
Southern Association
Kavanaugh
W. Hy Kavanaugh
R.allen
Baugh
Statesboro and Swainsboro Seven Run Ball Game
A two and a half hour contest produced a 7 to 2 final as Statenboro faced Swainsboro. The game stood as the longest on the diamond here with heavy hitting in every inning and few strike outs. Swainsboro batters Tyson Damel Brown and Statesboro pitchers Hrunnen Crosby Proctor.
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Erty Meer
Statenboro
Swainsboro
Hing
Twdelines
Jong Hies
Tyson
Damel
Brown
Statesboro
Hrunnen
Crosby
Proctor
Off Day For Locals Ahead Of Four Game Series
Edited by Dick Jemison notes the Crackers have an off day and a four game series with the Travelers starting tonight at Lallie Rock. Chattanooga road trip follows with four games, then return home for four more. Team details include Jolston’s injury, Pearson and Aron players in spring deals, Warner not yet reporting for trial.
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Lallie Rock
Casey Finse
Ak Windiamini
Nashville
Chattanooga
Teller Joynston
Duri Jolston
Pearson
Witcksopville
Aron
Warner
Georgia-Qahania Teagee
Chickamauga Edges Lafayette In Wild Seven to Six Thriller
Chickamauga won a thrilling home game against Lafayette with a seven to seven score, a wildly bunched affair decided in late innings. Whither and Anderson, Dunbar and Hood combined on the mound for Chickamauga while Pearce McGregor at Chickamauga handles amateur inquiries for summer play.
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Chickamauga
Afayette
da Lafayette
Whither
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