Knisely Signs With Chicago Nationals Amid Fedals Turmoil
Birmingham moves to block Pete Knisely from joining the Federal league and finalizes a three year Chicago Nationals deal. He will report immediately after accepting $3,300 cash and a $5,000 annual salary under a ten day clause. President Thomas plans to place him regularly in a cleanup role as negotiations with other Southern League players continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Pete Knisely
Chicago
Bee
Chicago Nationals
Marvins
Scott Maloy
Feds
Sud
HL Thomas
Subs
Knisely
Thomas
Multo
Basaman Filek
Chattanooga
Givson
Cutfelder Callahan
Nashville
Sylvester
Plechers
Wilson
Walker
New Orleans
Brisely
Chicas
Pirates Halt Giants Streak In Big League Tilt
National League action sees Pittsburgh defeat New York 3 to 1 as Marquard labors in fifth inning. Stops by Wagner and Doyle spark the Pirates. Batteries armon Gibson Mar Ward Wiltse Meyers. Time 1:54. Umpires Rosen Quigtey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Giants
New_York
Pittsburg
New York
Marquard
Huarmon
Wagner
Doyle
Armon
Gibso
Mar- Ward
Wiltse
Meyers
Mpires
Rosen
Quigtey
Today’s games across minor leagues and majors mixed results
Telegraphers list scattered matchups across the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues with multiple city pairings including Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Macon Augusta Albany Charleston Jacksonville Columbia Savannah Columbus Savannah and others in American and National Leagues. Several cities such as Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Chicago appear, with matchups tangled in a scrambled OCR readout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sigztsom
Chatta
Nashville
N. O
Memphis
Macon
Augusta
Albany
Charleston
Jackville
Columbia
Colu’bus
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Phna'phia
A. Po
Kirsher
McConnell
Gu Long
Holland
Lee
Ainland
OL Jennings
Elbel
Duan
EH Thompson
Paes
Perryman
Montgomery
H. Po
Be & Hollander
W.L. PC. Baker
Os Mobile
Tead
Elwert
Chartan'n
Daly
Os Atlan
Ausueta
Jantzen
Birming'm
Columbus
Parker
Gbattan
Savannah
Snedecor
Jacksonv
Donahay
Dontey
Colum
Philadel'n
Sar
New York
Pittsburg
Gloveland
Brooklyn
Federal League
Gn-Al Cluba
BC Clus
Selma
Baltimat
Rome
Newnal
Burralo
Gadsden
Georgia State
LencLuns
Americus
Waycrosu
LPC
Gordeles
Thomeavii
Brongwick
Atdosta
Ite
Fifth Inning Rally Nets Crackers Third Straight Over Billikens
Montgomery notes, Atlanta Crackers beat the Montgomery Billikens three straight as they batch hits and a walk in the fifth. Thompson, Perryman, and strong defense carry the game with key plays including a double play and late scoring. Nashville also wins 4 to 3 over Nashville with wild pitching and late runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Alley
Montgomery
Ala
Del
Atlanta
Montgomery Billikens
Billikens
Thompson
Crackers
Jentzen
Thorpeon
Billy Smith
Georgia University
Perryman
Perryman Hurin
Gilks
Moteoden
MeLesa
Daly
Long
Blecher
Jantzen
Kircher
Parker
Holland
McLeod
Bisland
Bibel
Hollander
Baker
McConnell
Uaird
Elert
Bircher
Fantzen
Farber
Jennings
Eibel
Holllander
Jens
Kellum
Preminger
New York Shut Out White Sox 6 to 0 in Chicago
In Chicago on July 27, Caldwell allowed five scattered hits as New York defeated Chicago 6 to 0. The Yankees scored in every inning except the second, with Russell, Benz, and Lathrop contributing and the mound staff combining for the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonka
White Sox
Chicago
Caldwell
New York
Russell
Benz
Luthrop
Beore
RH. i
Nanamaker
Lathrop
Schalk
Kuhn
Yime
GBM
Hilde
Brand
Bayless will stay with Venices club this season
Portland Ore July 27 Special There is no plan for Dick Bayless to join the Chicago White Sox in the next six weeks manager Happy Hogan states Bayless is the Coast League’s top hitter and the club aims to win the pennant. He has driven in more home runs than any rival and will remain with Venice this year. Bayless previously played center field for the Crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Dick Bayless
Chicago White Sox
Hayless
Par Ely
Happy Hogan
Venles
Maser
Hogan
Bayless
Waapon
Buddy Ryan
McCredin
White Sox
S. Rayless
The
Crackers
Senators Beat Browns in Thirteen Inning Thriller
Washington gains a 7 to 6 victory over St. Louis in thirteen innings. MecBride delivers a three nase hit followed by Alnsmith’s single in the thirteenth. Score by innings shows a tight back-and-forth contest, with Kingel Johnson Ayre Henry Ainsworth Hamilton Levereng and Agnew handling pitching duties and Connolly Dineen umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Browns
St. Louis
MecBride
Alnsmith
Washington
RHR
Kingel
Johnson
Ayre Henry
Ainsworth
Mitchell
Hamilton
Levereng
Indians vs Moxes struggle in Savannah scorers and innings
In Savannah the South Atlantic Indians edged the Moxes with a 9 to 7 score after a long game featuring several lead changes. Batteries were Camnitz and Krebs for Savannah and Smallwood and Smith for the Moxes. Time 1:20. Umpire Lauzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxes
Goinmbua
Savannah
Camnitz
Krebs
Smallwood
Smith
Lauzon
Federal League Baseball Scores and Incomplete Batter Mentions
A fragmented recap lists games with uneven text for Indianapella and Baltimore, Kansas City and Pittsburgh, St Louis and Brooklyn, and Chicago at Buffalo. Names appear garbled like Galkenbert Mores and Texter, with partial inning tallies and batter pairings, lacking clear final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapella
Baltimore
B. Tadanap
Galkenbert Mores
Yillard
Warren
Cultop
Barger
Walker
Berry
St. Louie
Brooklyn
RB Bt. Louis
Groom
Chapman Somers
Ante
Gand
Batalo Bcore
Chicago
Buffalo
Lange, Wataon, Ek ‘and
Wilaous Ahaarnon Aa Hawiwe Ae
Brunswick Beats Valdosta 6 1 in Georgia League Game
Brunswick triumphed over Valdosta 6 to 1 in a poorly played contest called after seven innings due to darkness. Payne faced Winges on the mound, with Payne allowing three hits and striking out thirteen in seven innings, while Valdosta fielded erratic play. Batteries Payne Reynolds Winges Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Valdosta
Payne
Winges
Seratones
Hetlens
R. HK
Brunswick Ve
Vadasty
Payne and Reynolds
Love
Cordele-Themanville
Rain
Waucrous-Aimerfeus
Opelika Dominates Rome In 6-1 Opelika Tilt
Opelika Alabama July 27 special Lopelita gaarly defeated Rome 6 to 1 as Cantley held visitors to four walks while delivering three hits. Infield doubles backed Opelika pitching and fielding as Barclay drew three walks and hit four batters. Also Selma clipped Anniston 5 0 with strong batting from Morrison and Overton and solid defense from Ragsdale Kilingsworth and Sheppard. Newnan shut out Talladega 5 0 on May’s dominant pitching as the entire lineup produced nine runs and four hits per Sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Rome
Ala
SpeciaLy
Lopelita Gaarly
Rome Today
Cantley
Barclay Wan
Wild
Waa
Romeo
Opelha
Harclay
Moorefield
Centley
Williams
Selma
Anniston
Morrigan
Kilingsworth
Donaldson
Wasterling
Overton
Fiehding
Ragsdale
Killiingsworth
Morrison
Guieteraz
Sheppard
McGrath
Newton
Talladega
C. Newnan
Talladege
Newnan
Sharon
Decater
Howell
Kimbrell
Talladema
Weanan
Shean and Baker
May
Blackburn
Granges Rete
Crackers certain of even break on present trip
Billy Smiths Crackers are certain of an even break on the road trip. They have won eleven and lost six thus far, with three victories and two defeats in Birmingham and Mobile, one and three in New Orleans, and two wins in Montgomery. The forthcoming game against the Bil likens Saturday isn’t included in these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Sleven
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleana
Montgomery
Billikens
Twenty petitions circulating on Kircher case in Atlanta
Atlanta fans pressing for George Kircher to return as coach for the rest of the season. About four thousand signatures gathered as petitions circulate to Judge W M Kavanaugh, Southern League president, asking reversal of the rating barring Kircher. Two petition types exist one for Kircher day and another for daily coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George Kitcher
W. M. Kavanaugh
Southern League
Kircher
Ewe
Unclear Sports Scores Across Multiple Leagues
Fragmented results show numerous baseball outcomes with teams such as Richmond North Carolina League Cork Greens Ashe and others, plus American Association and Texas League games. Details are garbled with inconsistent city names and scores. no single decisive outcome emerges from the scattered lines.
Houston Baseball Team Stands Second With .620 Percentage
Through last Friday's games Houston was in second place with eight wins and four losses, a .620 winning percentage, and a Texan tongue noted in sports queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporta
Houston
A. Fe
Gaman Houston
Amateurs Warueuboro Triumphs in Georgia Series
Waynesboro defeats Washington 4 to 3 in Strat series at Waynesboro amid strong interest as Washington had won the first seasew of games this season. Hawkinsyip Eastman Hawkins, Suly, Spacial, and others noted for pitching and hitting. Gainesville loses to Winder 8 to 6 in Georgia game with Howell Smith homer in ninth. Titton and Dawson shine in Titton’s 8-0 win. details list batters and pitchers for several local games in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warueuboro
Washington
Waynesboro
Waynedborn
Hawkinsyip
Eastman
Hawkinellie
Gay Suly
Spacial
Georgia
Hawkinsylile
R. H
Hart
Wise
Peller
Clements
Wright
Gainevville
Wing
Gainesville
Gainesvilla Leat
Winder
Gainesvilla
Puckette
Bobby
Danielx
Dann
Mama ‘Howell Smith
Perry Adair Wins Western Amateur Qualifier
In Grand Rapids, Perry Adair of Atlanta and William Hubbell both qualified for the Western Amateur championship. Adair shot 80 and Hubbell 74 amid a day of heavy rain and rough conditions at Kent Country Club. Other notable qualifiers include John G. deyburn of Louisville with 80 and R. B. Martin of Hammond leading the field with 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Martin
Perry Adair Im
Grand Rapids
Mich
Perry Adair
Atlanta
Adair
W. F. Hubbell
Hubbell
John G. Hevburn
Louisville
Middle West
South
Far West
Canada
Kent Country Club Course
Jowest
R. B Martn
Hammond
Ind
Chicago
Chick" Hvans
Hubert A. Gardner
Martin
A. A. Eee
Adrian Anson
Pop
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater
R A
Gardner
Hinsdale
Ralph Peters
Omaha
E. P. Alls Use
Milwaukee
J. W. Hubbell
Des Moines
Lyon
Lambton
Toronto
William Hautenbuach
Garfield
Jack Neville
Claremont
Oakland
Riverside
Howard Walton
Campaign
R. Blossom
Midlothian
Miller
Wheaton
John G. Deyburn
Loulgyine
L. R. Munger
Dallas
Texas
Davidson Wins Perry Adair Trophy at Luke Course
A. Davidson captured the Perry Adair golf trophy at Luke by defeating G. Corwin 3 up with 2 to play in a 36 hole final. Corwin led after 18 holes but could not sustain the advantage. Other results: D. Root def. R. Morris 2 up 1 to play. L. H. Berk def. J. Harris 1 up 19 holes. Howard Church def. T. A. Hammond 1 up. J. E. Mellett def. Winter Alfriena 2 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davidson
Perry Adair
Luke
G. 5
J. ©. Harris
Howard Church
T. A. Hammond
J. E. Mellett
Winter Alfriena
W T Johnson Injured When Auto Turns Over in Ga
Soneghoro Georgia July 27 Special W T Johnson postmaster of College Park suffered broken collarbone and internal injuries when his car turned turtle one mile north of Janesboro Monday morning J A Huis of Riverdale was slightly hurt L Hate W T Johnson Jr and the driver were unhurt The car was only slightly damaged Johnson was carried to College Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneghoro
W. T. Johnson
College Park
Janesboro
J.A. Huis
Riverdale
L. Hate
Johnson
Longwood Tennis Bowl Maintains California Hold
California players M. E. McLoughlin and R. Lindley Murray won singles to keep the Longwood Bowl on the Pacific coast. New York secured the eastern doubles title as Hackett Alexander Behr Peel advanced. McLoughlin meets Murray next, while McLoughlin to face W M Johnston in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Longwood
Pacific Coast
M. E. Mcloughlin
R. Lindley Murray
California
New York
Hackett
Alexander
Behr
Peel
McLoughlin
Murray
FR. Norris
Fottrell
Mabey
Nilget
Nts
Pell
Culcazo
W. M. Johnston
San Francisco
Helder
Bagby and Hogg Battle for Streak in New Orleans Wins
New Orleans sports writers debate a double header against Memphis last Sunday. They argue Bagby should be charged with a defeat for misplayed runs, keeping Bagby and Bradley Hogg tied at eight straight wins if the outcome stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bagey
Memphis
Weaver
Basley
Basly
Constitution
Basby
Bradley Hogg
Bagby
Hogg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federals
Dixie Stars
CARDS
Pauleies
Phillies
Philadelphia
St Louis
Mayer
Griner
Magve
Klem
Emnsie
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Billies
Perrygian
S. C. & Call
Donahue
Pat
McLean
Ekers
Ernti
Bho
Jeff Geld
Flolland
Dunn
P ‘Dent
Tively
Pets
Vols
Bern
Paulet
NASH
Dayton Higsinge
Beinp
Goa
Erters
Hemingway
Benn
Barbara
Lindsay
Bluhm
Gibson
Hendrys
Starr
King
J. Lindsay
W. Lindsay
Hahan
Red Sox
Napa
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Today
Hoblitzelt
Bas Hal
Speaker
Hirmingham Kent Lajoie
Orson Boing
Pezold
I. B
Leonard
Carrigan
Steen
O'Neill
Evans
Egan
Tigers
Gudger
Detroit
Dubuc
Falay
St.r.hipo
Philadelphie
Jacob'nee
Obasea
Franklin Baker
Browne
Ee Akerd
Gudgerpf
Bannock
O'Loughlin
Sheridan
Ens
Coyle
Northern Lord
Northern
Calhoun
Dobard
Jacobsen
Howel
Flick
Quarders
O'Toole
Sline
Portina and
el Toro Cigars
Porto Rigan
Amerigan Tobacco GO
Rick Bayless
SOX
South Atlantic
Scouts
Gamechcke
Jacksonville
Martin and
Basham
Snyder
Stone
Wallace
Pender
Babien
Golf
Charlesto
Battersey
Wella
Fidridge
Marshall
Moran
BIG Ten
Bionday
Games
Rt Beayer d
McCormick
Kalmey
Bhar
Chatiat
Virginia
North Caroling League
Cork
Greens
Ashe
Rich
Chariot
City
Hutto
New
Roch
Providence
Mont
Buito
St. Paul
Col’s
Cloud
Mirurke
Kan
Chu
Beaum't
San An
I Worth
Waco
Vilast
Welrbonca
Tyrue
Dent
Browning
Wiliams
Dawson
Titton
Bate
Ata
Tittun
Blount
McCray
Sehucaler
Monahan
Perry Adai
FLACK
Perry
Adair Trophy
Dick Jemison
Longwood Tennis Bowl
Brad Hogg
Pinkussohn Cigar Co
Charleston,c. Columbia, S.C
Savannah, Ga
Fiz
Pensacola, Fla
Athens, Ga
Coca-Cola Company
Artanta, Gal
Lao