Crackers Drop First of Series In Slagtown
Barons win 6 to 3 after Bedgood’s sixth inning collapse as Crackers struggle with double plays and fielding miscues. Schmidt and Graff turn a key double play in seventh. Wingo homers for Atlanta but Barons hold on for the victory.
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Dodgers in Win Streak Cards Beat Phils
Haines pitched shutout ball, allowing five hits as St Louis beat Philadelphia 9–0. Nine bases on balls issued by Sedgwick and G Smith aided several Cardinals runs. In Rome, Ga, Grange defeated Griffin 6–3 with Culp wild and Konemann invincible, Ricks starting a late rally.
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Kilbane May Meet Herman In New Orleans Bout
New Orleans promoter Al Pilsbury wired featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane with a 26000 offer to fight bantamweight champion Pete Herman in a decision bout. Herman signified willingness to meet for the featherweight clash, with plans to stage the show in November when the race meeting opens.
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Herman Is Welcomed by Large Audience in New Orleans
Pete Herman received a grand reception on arrival in New Orleans on July 28 as he reclaimed the bantamweight championship for the second time. Hundreds of admirers greeted him at the station, with brass bands among the cheering crowd after his victory over Joe Ryneh in England.
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Excellent Chance for Atlanta to Grab Open Tournament
Washington Herald predicts the national golf championship may move south to Atlanta. The piece notes southern golf prominence and cites Thomas Blaine of Atlanta on a committee to select national sites. It discusses open and amateur championships, possible Southern venues, and the idea Atlanta could host in 1922 or 1923 with invitation timing.
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Sheehan in Miller deal ties Yankees to St Paul swap
The article outlines a proposed exchange involving Tom Sheehan and Alex Ferguson from the Yankees to the St Paul club in return for Miller and Ping Bodie. It notes Bodie’s waning major league role and suggests waivers may affect Sheehan and Ferguson, with the Globe reporting a potential three for one deal including Bodie.
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Social Circle Triumphs 7-6 Over Covington in Baseball
Social Circle defeated Covington 7 to 6 in a tight game at Social Circle Ga Hammeck earned his eighth win as the team rallied with a decisive blast in the eighth inning Parrish hit a three run homer after a one run frame making the latest comeback The scoring showed Social Circle 400 000 030 while Covington produced 100 002 210 with Golleh ur and Liddell on the Covington side and Hammock Gibron on the Social Circle side Official scorers were Smith and Stenheanson.
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White Sox Legal Defense Hopes Rise as State Evidence Falls
Chicago July 2 The defense in the 1919 World Series bribery trial rested its case as five Chicago White Sox players testified revealing details about a pregame practice at Redland Field in Cincinnati. They disputed key state theories of a $100000 deal to throw games, while the prosecution readied rebuttal witnesses and considered further night sessions to reach a verdict soon.
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Gans Arrives in Atlanta for Title Fight Workout
Panama Joe Gans, the colored middleweight champion, misses arrival but is expected today for his first workout before a big crowd predicted for next Tuesday night. Promoter Walk Miller cites strong advance ticket sales and trains at the Business Men's Club then the colored YMCA, with Leo Flynn supervising ringside. Flowers is slated as challenger as the bout aims to set an attendance record.
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