Travelers Rally Past Five Hundred Mark Crackers 3 2 at East End Park
Left hander Lefty Roth pitched a tight game for the Travelers after an early scoring spree by the Crackers. Messenger's first inning run, Jenkins and Manning bases and a late seventh inning rally kept the game in reach, but Thompson allowed three runs and the Travelers emerged with a 3 to 2 victory at East End Park in Lutle Rock Arkansas.
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Ark
Bpeca
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Roth
Atlantans
Cark Thompson
Messenger
Joe Jenkins
Bisland
Laker
Baker Way
Otto Williams
Howard
Crachers
Manning
Kauffman
Jenkins
Girvan
Thompson
Mehonad
Williams
Baker
Rudderhway
Jantzen
Radie Mcdonald
Travelers
Star
McDonald
Tee
Moran
Traveler
Blakely Edged By Jeon In Tight Contest At Home
Blakely falls 3 to 2 to Jeon after a pitching gem by Sims who fanned fourteen. Batson at the plate and Kauffman’s two steals key the late inning rally. Bisland and Rumler contributed timely hits as the locals fight to the end.
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Gavay
Topecias
Jeon
Blakely
Sims
Edison
Sealy
Turner and
Davis
Hobbs
Gibson
Roth
Bisland
Kauffman
Jantgen
Hut Jenkin
Wen E
Rumler
Thompson
McDonald
Williama
Jantzen
Kelly
Fincher
Detail
Atlanta
Chattanooga Beats Birmingham 2-0 in Short Game
Standing by the Clubs of Chattanooga defeated Birmingham 2 to 0 in a 125 minute game. Harry and Kitchens opened with a first inning double for Chattanooga’s only runs. Sloan limited Birmingham to three hits and Lindau walked. Black was sharp after the first, no hits after the second.
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Chattanoegs
Tenn
Harry
Kitchens
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Marshall
Sloan
Lindsau
Black
Amateur Games Take Wide-Open Douglasville Edge Over Villa Rica
In Douglasville Georgia on July 29 the local team defeated Villa Rica 6 to 3 in a showcase of team hitting as they collected twelve hits off Golden. Johnson and Smith pitched and aided by strong fielding the Douglasville pitchers held Villa Rica scoreless after the first inning, while Maysville beat Center Grove 15 to 12 on the same card with Cox and Pounds starring on base and in the field. Hawkinsville also won 2 to 1 over Fitzgerald in a tight, well played contest featuring a three-base hit by W Reynolds and Byrd’s three hits.
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Memphis
Mobile
Memhis
Aun Gardner
Miller
Flick
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A . Dobard
Boze
noFw
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Rot R
Allison
Burke
Mille
Urke
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Ly Millar
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Hoze
Whuck
Helena
Keeley
Witcher
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Chestnutt
Williams
Douglasville
Villa Rica
Golden
Johnson
Smith
Rhe
Villa Rick
Richardson, Johnson and Smith
Maysville
Center Grove
Cox
Pounds
Aawkingyime
Ussperial
Hawkinsville
Fitzgerald
W. Reynolds
Byrd
BBE
Hawkinsvie
BCS
Fitzgerald - Ee
Livingston
Reynolds
Fitzgerald, Larrisey
Monohin
Wagner
Washington
Cleveland
Walker
Lole
Bhanks
O'Neil
Juno Long
Ailsnith
Monroe Defeats Washington 10-9 in Series Opener
Monroe powered past Washington 10 to 9 in the opening game of the series. Cy Williams, former league pitcher for Monroe, struggled but the Maniaa lineup backed him with strong hitting and defense. Frank Hunt led Monroe’s offense as Williams fanned 17 and allowed 12 hits, while Nunnally provided support behind him.
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Monroe
Maniaa
Williams
Nunnally
Washington
Hunt
Stone
Braves Field to Be Largest In Country in Allston District
President Gaffney announced the site as Braves Field, the largest in the country, with Walter G Hapgood named business manager of the club. The club unveiled a list game on August 18 in Boston as part of the announcement.
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Allston District
Braves
Gaffney
Walter G. Hapgood
Boston Herald
Boston
Edson Hemingway Declared Unconditional Release Free Agent
Birmingham July 29 President W D Smith of the Birmingham base ball club announced that Edson Hemingway had been given notice of unconditional release. It was stated that all clubs in the southern association had waived on the player and Hemingway would be a free agent on August 1.
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Ala
W.D. Smith
Birmingham Baseball Club
Edson Hemingway
Southern Association
Hemingway
Citadel Football Schedule Announces Eight Games for Fall
Charleston notes Citadel eleven will play eight games this fall with seven already arranged. Preliminary practice starts September 11. Georgia will visit Charleston October 16 and again on October 23 open date October 27 Presbyterian College at Columbia Clemson November 6 Newberry at Charleston November 14 Florida at Gainesville Thanksgiving: South Carolina at Columbia.
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Cally
Citadel
George Rogera
University of Georgia
Efiliron
P—Porter
University of Georgia At Charleston
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Columbia
Clemson ‘College
Newberry College
Charlestoun
Florida
Gainesville
V. of 5. C
Carrollton Dominates College Park In 13 0 Victory
Carrollton Georgia thrashed College Park 13 to 0 in a July afternoon game. Pitcher Stephens starred for Carrollton allowing three hits while fanning eighteen. Carrollton batteries were Stephens and Hutchens with 18 hits and 2 errors credited to College Park.
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Goliere Park
Stephens
Hutchens
College. Park
Brown
Yazemore
Allan Hiiul
Arrare
Atlanta Boy Jumps to the Federals
Kansas City July 29 Sammy Mayer outfielder of the local American Association club has moved to the Brooklyn Federals. Mayer was drafted last fall from the Savannah South Atlantic club. Brooklyn manager Magee would not confirm the report. Sam Mayer is a Atlanta boy and brother of Erskine Mayer of the Phillies.
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Sammy Mayer
American Association
Brooklyn Federals
Mayer Way
Savannah South Atlantic
Caid Mayer
Brooklyn
Magee
Sam Mayer
Erskine Mayer
Phillies
Chicago Beats Buffalo 4-3 in Wild Inning Rally
Chicago wins 4-3 over Buffalo as Krapp shines with two hits and two sacrifices in the first inning. Hendrix also pitches well. Several managers and players from the Cubs and Giants watch, and receipts are donated to the Eastland fund.
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Buffalo
Krapp
Bufalo
Royals
Hendrix
Eastland
McGraw
Young Giants
Bresnahan
Thomas
Chicago Cubs
EL Buffalo
Blale
Allen
Wilson
Braves Win Two as Ragen Takes Both For Boston
In Cincinnati on July 29 Ragen pitched two wins for Boston, taking the first 10–5 and the second 7–6. Boston led early in the opener but Cincinnati fought back. the second contest remained close as Boston rallied with four runs after a bases on balls and timely hits. Pirates 8, Dodgers 2 in Pittsburg. Wagner hit a bases-full homer in the eighth. Phillies 3, Cards 1 with Snyder’s seventh-inning double sparking Philadelphia’s win at St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Ragen
Boston
Hoston
Dav Mad
Gs Alngls
Kaila
Schmidt
Pirates
Dodgers
Pittsburg
Pillaburg
Brooklyn
Wagner
Hluchman
Myers
Freffer
Minga
Ato
Prestar and McCarty
Kantlebaer
Gibson
Phillies
St. Louis
Griner
Mayer
Philadelphia
Snyder
St. Louisa
Long
Dolan
Kallife
Perdue
Gonzales
Ambiguous sports results across multiple leagues
A confusing OCR style list shows numerous match scores and team names. Entries include Columbus 1 over aoat 2, Toronto 4 over Prove 2, Buffalo 3 over Jersey City 1, Carolina league, and Dallas and Houston 8 over Foxes. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Columbus
Otherg
Internationaal
Mont'l
Toronto
Prove
Dumtulo
Jersey
Buffalo
Jersey City
Hurry
Hoch'r
Carolina
Churite
Durham
Greensboro i
Griffin 4 Valdosta 3 takes third game of series in Griffin
Griffin Ga July 29 Griffin overcame a two run lead to beat Valdosta 4 to 3 in the third game of the series. Weston pitched well with seven strikeouts. Rales Castro Reastan Sloan and Watson each collected two base hits. final score 4 3 with Burns and Lafitte handling battery duties and Martin umpiring.
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Valdosta
Rales
Castro
Reastan
Sloan
Watson
Weston
R. I Valdosta
Grimio
Weston and
Jordan
Burn and
Browns 8 Athletics 1 in Philadelphia on July 28
Browns rout Athletics 8 to 1 as Louie Koob and the visitors’ pitchers hold Philadelphia to one run. Batters include Agnew and Lapp for the Athletics. Bressler limits the Browns to five hits. Washington wins 2-2 with Cleveland in ten innings as Walker shines. Detroit defeats New York 7-6 in ten with late scoring burst led by Steen and Bauman.
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Athletics
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Laouis
Bressler
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Xouthpaw
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Louia
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Lresulor
Lapp
Tigers
Yanks
New York
Letroit
Yerkees
Steen
Leland
Baker
Layden
Et Seggnd
Ramey
Abolhey Volt
Pnd
Bauman
Detroit
Unclear Southern and National League Games Listed
Fragmented sports schedule notes show teams and cities across the Southern and American leagues with several unreadable entries. Mentions include Atlanta Little Rock Memphis New Orleans Nashville Birmingham Chicago St Louis Washington Detroit Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Newark and Pittsburgh.
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Birming’m
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New York
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Toul
Chattal
Cleveland
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Sea Federal League
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Ity
Brooklyn
Fittsbore
Lon
Art
St Louis
Piteware
Newark
St.Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Moulla
New Orleans
Nashville
Aera
St Lous
Washing
Boston
Race Postponed at Newport Yacht Cup
After a long writing session, thick weather forced postponement of the race between the cup yachts Resolute and Vanitie in Newport.
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Newport
Resolute
Vanitie
Chester 8 Dublin 7 football score report
Dublin and Chester played a close game at Dublin, Ga with Chester prevailing 8 to 7. Players Hay Maseles Roach Skeiton and He Wright featured for Dublin and Chester respectively in the tense match played this afternoon.
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Dublin
Hay Maseles
T. Roach
Skeiton
He Wright
Three Feds Fined for Attacking Umpires
In Chicago on July 23 three Federal league players were fined for attacking umpire Corcoran in Kenang City games. George Stovall Kansas City manager faced $200 fine, Lee Magee Brooklyn manager $150, Benny Kauff Brooklyn center fielder $60. Stovall and Magee were suspended indefinitely, per President Gilmore’s announcement.
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Corcoran
Kenang City
Gilmore
George Stovall
Kansas City
Lee Mace
Brooklyn
Benny Kanff
Stovall
Donalsonville Tops Boston in Eleven Inning Battle
Donalsonville defeated Boxton in an eleven inning game as Cordell struck out sixteen Boston batters. Lester singled in the eleventh to win the contest. Batteries Donalsonville Corder and Galloway Thorton Conley and Arline.
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Donalsonville
Boxton
Cordell
Boston
Lester Smngled
Corder
Galloway Thoston
Conley
Arline
Control boxing world over proposed plan in Chicago
Fragmented OCR report from July shows talks to regulate boxing globally with organizers named in a garbled note. The text mentions arrangements, a possible August event, and alleged promotors urging adherence to rules for conduct of the sport.
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Ue World
Tumirews
Silwaus
Andrews
Fragmented contract dispute and player salary row
A garbled notice discusses a contract dispute over a salary advance and alleged player compliance. Names and places are unclear, but the text references Swainsboro, Wadley, Swainsboro, and a Kansas City club, mentioning rights and obligations of a player and engagement with a team. The fragment hints at a legal or sporting contract enforcement decision amid confusion.
Swainsboro Triumphs Over Wrightsville In Basketball
Swainsboro defeated Wrightsville at home with a decisive score. Swainsboro’s Smith Tyas Pho lo cals led the play while Wrightsville’s Worler Brannen and Battery were outmatched.
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Wrightsville
Iely
Recial
Todig Wien
Bota J.” Batteries
OG Worler
Brannen
Smith and Tyas
Pho
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