Crackers Fall to Barons in Birmingham Ball Clash
Charlie Franks Crackers built a three run lead only to be overtaken by Birmingham Barons. Red Wingo and Joe Guyon powered Cracker scoring as Suggs struggled in two costly frames. Barons rally in third and seventh with Allen delivering the winning hit in the seventh.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charlie Frank
Crackers
Barons
Suggs
Frankmen
Red Wingo
Joe Guyon
Joe
Dick Kauffman
Red
Jos Guyon
Butch” Schmidt
Gonn | Suggs
Joe Here
Centter
Butch
Bobby Stow
Ling
Sammy Mayer
Mayer
Ren Wingo
Pugee
Johnny
Brandon
Whitehill
Traynor
Stewart
Baron
Kimery
Gooch
Allen
Pug
Emery
Whitey
Whitefield
Wingo
Kauffman
Freddie Graff
Ritter
Clark
Schmidt
Boobby Stow
Richard Kauffman
Stuffy Stewart
Emory Allen
Clarke
Art. Ritter
Atlanta— Ab
Hk. Po
R. H. Po
Whitehil
Ad R
Atlanta
Tworbang
Graff
Guyon
Ovronte
Tandy
Picking All-Star Is Guesswork
Cliff Wheatley and colleagues debate a Southern league all star roster, praising veterans like Rariden and Jonnard while weighing pitchers such as Suggs Morrison and Phillips. They pick Golvin at first, Yockey at second, High at third, Traynor at short, with Griffith Boone and Brown as noteworthy outfielders, arguing age and experience shape the lineup.
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Cliff Wheatley
Rariden
Suggs
Woodruff
Aldike
Wall Bil
Jonnard
Bud
Oor
Golvin
Fuzzy
Mr. Galvin
Martin
Ayin
Déa Wn
Little Rock
Hert Griffith
New Orleans
Ike Boone
Brown
Griffith
Bione
Fieldig
Ong
Williams Defeated In Longwood Cup Match
Boston reports William M. Johnston of San Francisco defeated Norma Williams of Boston in the eighth Longwood cup challenge round at the Longwood Cricket Club. The scores were 6-4 6-2 3-6 8-6.
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Boston
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
R. Norma Williams
Longwoe
Scgre
Adairsville Holds Calhoun To Long Tie
Calhoun and Adairsville battled to a 5 to 5 tie in green innings at Calhoun on Friday. Sorrels of Calhoun and Caldwell of Adairsville pitched well in a pitchers’ duel, with Calhoun leading 5 to 1 at one point before the tie. The teams meet again next Friday.
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Adairsville
Calhoun
Adairsvill
Sorrels
Caldwell
Calhoun Arrows
Crackers in Chattanooga for one day stand
The Crackers visit Chattanooga to face the Lookouts in a one day game as part of a rough road stretch. The Barons struggle and the Crackers hope to improve standings, with Eddie McDonald and Burke in the lineup. Memphis Chickasaws are due Monday, bringing rainouts and a final run of nine games in six days, threatening the Crackers’ chances of finishing in the top division.
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Chattanooga
Lookoutville
Batt
Eddie McDonald
Ponce de Leon
Barons
Osborne
Memphis
Crackers
Buddy Napier
Bedgood
Lookouts
G W Wins Again In Columbus Grand Circuit Meet
Columbus Ohio July 30 The mid summer grand circuit race meeting closed with seven events two unfinished from Thursday. Great Britton won the 2 08 trot Southern Hotel stake setting a new world four heat record. Eliza Dilton clocked 2 03 14 in heat three. Single G won the unfinished free for all pace in 2 01 164. Dardanella won the 2 18 pace with first heat 2 08 13. The 2 10 trot was a split heat won by Elfen Todd bought by Charles Schade. Logan Hedgwood won the 2006 pace in straight heats. Abbe Hal was the original favorite.
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Columbus
Ohio
Southern Hotel
Great Britton
Binland
Transylvania
Lexington
Eliza Dilton
Dardanella
Piedmont Qualifying Delayed For Parks-Chambers-Hardwick Event
The Piedmont weekly ball sweepstakes at Atlanta’s municipal course will not be held today. Golfers may play several qualifying rounds to establish handicap for the Parks-Chambers-Hardwick tournament supervised by Jack Wilson. Entrance is free. players must register at Parks-Chambers-Hardwick and submit five qualifying scores to Robert Ogg. The first event will be staged Saturday with entries due by Friday.
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Bob Ogg
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick
Bobby
Parka-Chambers-Hardwick
Jack Wilson
Sporting Goods Department
Atlanta
South
Parks- Chamabera-Hardwick
Jack Wilean
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick
Piedmont
Robert Ogg
Quanty
Jack Caldwell
W. P. Wilkes
Norman Johnson
S. L. Marvisy
H. 5S
Alden
A. Perryman, Jr
Simpson
W. W. Quillian
Ed van. Winkle
B. Cunningham
Chariie Nunnally
H. Hallman
Zack Carnes
N. Tupper
A. Berry Grant
Caldwell
Wilkes
Johnson
Marvis
Perryman
Harwell
Duckworth
Giants Pirates Game Is Under Protest
Pittsburg club protests Wednesday’s game against the New York national league team. Barney Dreyfuss alleges umpire Kiem violated the field fly rule in the fourth inning, allowing a force double play that altered the Pirates rally. Kiem wired his decision to President John Weyler.
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Pittsburg
New York
Barney Dreysfuss
Kiem
Pirates
Gamr
John Weydter
Top Notchers Are All Afraid and Active in Boxing Drama
This article chronicles a tumultuous boxing scene with promoter Walk Miller arranging a major match between fans and Tiger Flowers after a flurry of negotiations with Panama Joe Gans and Joe Gans’s camp. It notes the Atlanta setback and the ongoing comeback hopes for Bobby Walthour in bicycle racing, plus tangential updates on Fred Bratchi, Barons' injuries, and Doc Newton’s minor league shift as the season unfolds.
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Doc Newton
Orlando
Tha
Doc
Dixie Major
Newton
Birmingham
Moley
North Carolina
Barons
Tom Gallagher
Gans-Flowers Fight Card Faces Delay and Injuries
Promoter J Hume McDonald postpones Eddie McGoorty versus Frankie Murphy until later after Panaman Jos Gans sustains a training injury. Tiger Flowers, the colored middleweight champion, is cited as unlikely to fight next to the man known as Gans. Plans to stage the twelve round main event at the auditorium in May or August are announced, with Leo Flynn confirming Gans will appear soon.
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Gosling -Slade
Leo P. Flynn
Buthrennan
Wath
Widiier Ceeking Aiuivhes
Enera
Brennan
Sednea
Lynn
Egan
Miller
Lee
Gine
Atlanta
Blynn
New York
Panama
Joe
Josh Gang
Fuzzy Woodruff
Baby
Frankie Murphy
Tiger Flowers
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Bere
J. Hume McDonald
Eddie McGoorty
McGoorty
Walk Miller
Jos Gans
Tiger
Frowerg
Boweek
Gans
Gariy
Hume McDonald
Jim Mullens
Eddie
Murphy
iSee Bays McDonald
Spromzes
Mike Gibbons
Promisea Hume
Massachusetts backs John Wilson's claims
Boston July 3 Johnny Wilson the world middleweight boxing champion is backed by the Massachusetts boxing commission in contesting Ohio referee Timmy Gardner's seventh round foul ruling against Bryad Downey. The Massachusetts panel refuses to accept the Ohio commission reversal, asserting the referee has final authority, despite Ohio appointing him.
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Johnny Wilson
Massachusetts .Boxing.commission
Timmy Gardner
Bryad. Downey
Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio “Boxing ‘Commission
Massachusetts’ . Commission
Ohio Commission
Bu Buckley
Massachusetts
Lakewood Auto and Tennis Day Promises Thrills in Atlanta
Lakewood hosts a multi sport program led by prominent drivers with the Lakewood Special and a one track record chase set for 47 25 seconds. The Atlanta Woman's club adds prizes and a junior race while Tex Richards headlines the motorcycle display. In tennis, 32 players begin the city championship at Piedmont Park with doubles and singles rounds to follow, and a strict on time rule ensures prompt play.
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ThéesSeason
Hera
Atlanta
Signaughdal
Atlanta Woman's Club
Neen
Marion Smith
Sheridan
Ernestine Campbell
Hudson
Lakewood
Tex Richards
Harry Glenn
Emo Lancaster
Piedmont Park
Bugs
Jewry National Bank
Ignatz 2Zintz
Stewart Harris
Wil
Cothran Is Trap Winner At Atlanta Gun Club
Under the sweltering sun thirty nine shooters competed at the Atlanta Gun Club yesterday afternoon Joe Cothran won honors breaking 49 of 60 registered birds Five men tied for second place Dr J C Wright W C Carpenter Dr W B Chandler R E Cullinane and W A Simpson all broke 48 Al Matthews took third with 47 The handicap for the club cup at 25 birds produced a close finish with A Cascaden winning the cup at 23 seconds later tie among Carpenter Fuller and Avery for next scores list includes many shooters and scores Mrs J Gywright led the ladies with to knowledge. results show notable performances by Mrs Elsie Hamby and Mrs J C Aust though counts vary in the long list of names
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Atlanta
Joe Cothran
O Wright
W. C. Carpenter
W.W. ” Chandler
H. E. Cullinane
W. A. Simpson
al Matthews
A. Cascaden
J. H. Fuller
H. Avery
J. Gywright
Wright
J. C. Wright
W. B Chandler
R. E. Cullinane
W A. Simpson
Ats
xWalter Huff
Davis
A. B.thompson
Hal Hentz
Dr. J Brant
Sox branded murderers in closing plea on baseball trial
Chicago July 30 Edward Prindville called the indicted White Sox murderers of sport urging maximum punishment. He labeled Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson Happy Felsch Buck Weaver Claude Williams Chick Gandil as conspirators to murder baseball and defraud the public. The state planned final rebuttal Tuesday with jury decision expected soon.
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Chicago
White Sox
Edward Prindville
Friend
Prindville
Boa Honese
Eddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
Happy Fetsch
Buck Weaver
Claude Williams
Chick Gandit
Welva
Braselton Wallops Commerce for 86 Victory in July Clash
Braselton Ga July 60 Special Braselton outplayed Commerce Thursday winning by a wide score of 86. Letty Fitshaw was dominant for Braselton overpowering visitors with twelve strikeouts and scattered hits. Willams led Braselton with fourteen hits while Cronte hit a home run and Fricke collected three safeties in three at bats. Gainselton and the defense anchored the catching and fielding for Commerce. Amateur teams seeking a game should contact F C McDaniel.
All-Southern Team Selected by Fuzzy Woodruff
In a year of deep hitting the All-Southern team is chosen with Hungling catching for Memphis and strong pitching from Dazzy Vance and others. Yockey at second base and Bogart at third face tough choices, while Gilbert Mayer and Harper headline the outfield. Elberfeld is named manager to spur a reaction.
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Ir. Woodruff
Yockey
Spencer Abbott
Phil Morrison
Woodruff
Leware Davis
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Fuzzy Woodruff
Allstar
Hungling
Nic! Clarke
Jim Archer
Arena
Val Picinich
Jonnard
Nashville
Rariden
Atlanta
Gooch
Birmingham
Deberry
New Orleans
Morrigan
Fitcher
Jone
Wai
Phil Rrison
Rarona
Dazzy Vance
Marks
Memphis
Jett
Rube Robinson
Johnny Suggs
Bernsen
Bird Golgin
Mobile
Hal Chase
Polly McLarry
Chicks
Dutch Bernsen
Barons
Brillant
Galvin
Stotch
Mc Larry
Slug
Bogart
Andy High
Fred Graff
McMillan
Colonel Wheatley
Pie Traynor
Biringham
Tommie Smcmillan
Traynor
Kid Elberfeld
Williams
Bert Griffith
Harper
Brown
Wingo
Mike Burke
Tutweller Alien
Larry Gilbert
Sammy Mayer
Harry Harper
Little Rock
Mayer
Gil
Bert Wiil
Dick Jemison
Crackers
Christendom
Elbertela
Wheatley
White Sox Stars Demand Higher Pay After 1921 Season
Chicago July 30 The White Sox face salary demands as Ed Collins and Dick Kerr near contract expiration. Reports say trusted players resent not being rewarded for loyalty during the Black Sox suspensions. Kerr previously held out for a raise and is likely to push for more under new terms.
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Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Collins
Dick Kerr
Theaa
Sox
Thy
Black Sox
Collins
Gambiers
Comiske
Kerr
Riverdale Triumph Over Nellie Team
The Riverdale squad defeated Nellie this afternoon in a compact baseball game. Scoring details were incomplete but Riverdale led strong through several innings with key players contributing.
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Nellie
Nelle Dodd
Riverdale
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