Clean Sweep For Barons Beats Crackers In Seventh Series Game
Birmingham, July 27. The Barons routed the Crackers 9 to 4 in the second inning facing Becker who was chased from the mound by seven runs. Waldorf relieved after five innings as Barons batted heavily, aided by Crackers fielding miscues. Donahue sparred with umpire Rudderham. Agier, McGilvray and Almeida featured offense as Barons piled up runs and maintained the lead through the later innings.
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Hugh W. Hoberta
Birmingha
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Apeelali
Marsyleus
Barons
Becker
Staith
Birmingham
Bill McGilvray
Waldorf
Donahue
Carroll
Hudderham
Rudderham
Donanne
Agier
Axgier
Mate
Lil Marcan
Wecker
Httla
Raronto
McGilvray
Johnson
Alpermen
Johnston
Smith
Hecker
Agler
Carrell
Mitzer
Marcan
Messenger
Meluveen
Callahan
Graham
Mctilvray
Balley
Mcfilveen
Almeida
Harbison
Crackers
Rex
Blamingsham
Ah R. A
McBride
McGillivray
Na Carrot
Ae Omuger
Atlanta
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Alperman
Imckveen
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Tnninga
R. Birmingham
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MecGilvray
Marean
Indians
Savannah
Julyvannah
Jacksonville
Robertson
Jacksonvillians
Thackam
Wilder
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Phillies
Pirates
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brennan
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Gatteries
Vendrix
Gibson
Drennan
Kellifer
Rigler
Finneran
A. A. C. Golf Champion Francis FE. Price Photo
Hamilton G. Scott, golf champion of the Atlanta Athletic Club, is featured in a portrait snapped at East Lake by The Constitution's staff photographer. Scott, the current club champion, tops contenders in the president's cup tournament, tied for low qualifying score with Adair, Tichenor and Corwin. He is noted as a long driver and skilled on putting and short approaches.
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W. R. Tichenor
C. E B. Corwin
Myr. Scott
Birmingham Club Records Big Spend on Players
The Birmingham club built its roster with total costs around $5,500 for many new players, despite claiming a thrifty season. Almeida cost $2,200 and other acquisitions were cheaper or gifts, with about 30 players initially under the staff and multiple names listed across infield, outfield, and pitching positions. Some trades and sales followed as the roster was refined.
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Birmingham
Woodward
Birmingham Cluub
Almeida
Motesworth
Cant &S
Green
Roannke
Row@y Elliott
Nashville
Ens
White Sox
Beil
Chil
Hemphill Sold to Columbus to Join New Team
Charley J. Hemphill, former Atlanta Crackers manager, has been sold to the Columbus American association team. Dispatches from Columbus state Hemphill will join the local club early next week, and a new outfielder is needed to replace him. Atlanta president Callaway says offers came from several teams but no deal is finalized.
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Hemphill
Columbus
Charley J. Hemphill
Atlanta Crackers
Columbus American Association
Constitution
Ohio
Yate Tonight
Atlanta Charlies
J. Hemphill
Callaway
Alperman
M Wingham
Low Qualifying Scores Are Made In Golf Tourney
Ninety seven golfers entered the Atlanta Athletic Club event. Qualifying rounds produced the year’s best local scores with twelve under 80. four players tied at 83 for low. Match play set with six flights, deadlines by August 3.
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William H. Glenn
Atlanta Athletic Club
Peaches 5, Babies 3 in South Atlantic contest
Macon Georgia defeated Albany 5 to 3 as Lowry struggled in the sixth letting three singles and a home run decide the game. Kahikoff and Brooks homered, and a token $232 was paid to Kahikoff by 1,009 fans after a four matck drive. O'Brien was lively but untimely.
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Peaches
Macon
Albany
Lowry
Kahikoff
Brooks
O'Brien
Ae Macon
Pene
Crackers Return Home Before Two-Week Road Swing
Atlanta Crackers manager Whitey Alperman returns with the team after a two week road trip that saw uneven results, including three consecutive losses in Mobile. Sixteen home games are set over twelve days starting Monday, with New Orleans, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile on the slate, while Alperman seeks two new players, an outfielder and a right handed pitcher, to strengthen the lineup.
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Charles A. “Whitey
Alperman
Atlanta Crackers
Crackers
Mobile
Trenties
New Orleans Pelicans
Charley Frank
Birmingham Barons
Pelicans
Montgomery
Special Baseball Scores From Bowden and Bethsaida
In a pair of games today Bethsaida was shelled by Fife 8 to 4 with Willoughby pitching and Thompson starring at bat. Bowden crushed Burwell 13 to 3 in Bowden, with the Bowden lineup producing heavy hits and solid defense throughout.
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Fife
Gagury
Bethsaida
Willoughby
Thompson
Todmondson
Kelley
Merry
Bowden
Burwell
Weil
Dodgers Rally Past Reds in Narrow NL Tilt
In Brooklyn, July 27, the Dodgers edged the Reds 9 to 4 after a strong first three innings, with Sages, Benton, Fromme, and McLean stifling Cincinnati’s offense. Batteries for Brooklyn included Allen and Miller, while Sages and Benton held the mound for the Reds. Umpires were Johnstone and Eason.
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Reds
Brooklyn
N. C
Cincinnati
Suggs
Benton
Sages
Fromme
McLean
Allen
Miller
Johnstone
Eason
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