Crackers Rally to Edge Memphis After Tight Homer
Hig Jack Rowan closed the Memphis series with a 1 to 0 win over George Suggs and the Dabblere. A late fourth inning rally, three singles, and a key double play by George Winter secured the victory for the Crackers as Babb drove in the lone run. The game featured strong defense and fast, clean hitting, with Rowan’s steady pitching and selective at bats keeping Memphis scoreless.
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Jack Rowan
Memphis
Iowan
George Suggs
Gug
Charley Babb
Buck Thiel
Rabbit Plass
Christall
Owens
Labman
Bills
Blum City
Thiel
Otto Jordan
Cristal
Babb
Jack
Bcoopa Carey
George Winter
Ginger
Winters
George
Otto
Paskett
Jim Fox
Puskett
Count Castro
Felder
Dyer
Rowan
Inta
Plass
Rabb
Carey
Jordan
Richards
Castro
Carter
Philadelphia S How Washington Lost By Eight In May 31 Game
In Washington on May 31, Philadelphia defeated Washington 8 to 2 after Hughes was chased early. Batterymen Patten and Blankenship aided by Plank and Chreck contributed. Umpire Connolly officiated a 1:40 game. Other scores included Chicago 6 over St. Louis 0 and Cleveland 13 over Detroit 1 in ten innings. New York beat Boston 6 to 4 as Kitson and Kleine paired with Winter and Armbruster.
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Washington
Hughes
Philaadelphia
RH. E. Washington
Philadelphia
Patten
Blankenship
Plank
Chreck
Connolly
Chicago
St. Louis
Louis Turner
Hi Warrett
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Wetrait
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Ohio
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Archer
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P. C. Jacksonville
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America
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Iedelniile
National League
Planet. Wear Kort
Phindelphia
Brooklyn
Louis
Standings From Various Venues in South Region
Standings show Little Rock at Atlanta and New Orleans at Birmingham with scores. Memphis leading Montgomery, Shreveport visiting Nashville while Atlanta is 1 Memphis 0. In minor results Birmingham Shreveport and others: Hais Rew Ort Charleaton 2 Jacksonville 1 Macon 4 Savannah 3 after six Little Rock innings.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Ponce Dr
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Shreveport
Nashville
National League results wrap from May thirty first
In Philadelphia the Phillies edged Boston 2 to 0 as Lindeman struggled for Boston. Pittinger shut out Lindeman until the ninth. In Pittsburgh, the Pirates overwhelmed Chicago 2 to 0 with strong hitting and fielding. Brooklyn and New York battled to a 3-3 tie as Bell limited the home hitters. St Louis beat Cincinnati in a tense morning game.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bell
Bowerman
St. Loui
Louis
Cincinnati
Soutie Atlantic League Misplayed Lead In Rain Shortened Game
In Augusta Georgia on May 31 the Aupurta and Columbian teams battled before rain halted play after five innings. Holmes and Connelly led the locals but a late rally by the visitors tied the game before weather stopped it. Umpire Davie Time recorded :20. Other fixtures: Jacksonville edged Charleston 3 to 1 despite Charleston’s improvised officiating. Macon defeated Savannah 3 to 2 with Murdoch homering in the ninth. game ended due to darkness.
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Aupurta
Columbian
Augusta
Holmes
Hawkins
Connelly
Grmpire
Davie
Charieatom
Jacksonville
Charleston
Iays
Raymond
Everston
Roth
Preminger
Macon
Savannah
Manon
Havannah
Murtoch
R.H.E
Quinn, Clark
Robinson Harnigh
Neuer
Kahlkoff
Empire
Mace
American Association postpones games on wet grounds
Games in the American Association were postponed due to wet grounds affecting multiple venues including Kansas City, Minneapolis, and Kangan City with noted scores Toledo 3 Columbus 1 and Milwaukee 2 St. Paul 1. Indianapolis referenced.
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Loulaine
Loularis
Kansas City
Minneapolis-Kangan City
Toledo
Columbus
Talado
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ianapolis
Ten Mile Record Broken by Cedrino at Empire City
Cedrino, the Vanderbilt cup driver, set a ten mile record for middleweight cars at Empire City track with a time of 19 minutes 47.2 seconds, breaking the previous 10 mile mark of 20 minutes 2.5 seconds by Hernine. He then extended to 16 miles in 14 minutes 43 seconds, reportedly setting a world record for total straightaway speed.
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York
Cedrino
Empire City
Ate Tance
Hernine
Cetrino
Tittalowsight Machin
Forsyth Over Griffin 7-6 in Wednesday Baseball Duel
Forsyth defeated Griffin 7 to 6 in a midweek game. The Forsyth nine has shown strong form since organization and completed a 15 game season in 1904 with only one loss.
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Griffin
Forsyth
Montgomery Wins Dramatic Fourteenth In Narrow Contest
In Montgomery Alabama on May 1 Little Rock tied the score in the eighth. In the fourteenth inning Houts Angled stole second and scored on Heniine's short single giving Montgomery an 8 to 7 victory. Errors plagued both sides as the game stretched into extra innings with several misplays and steals. Umpires Planinger and nn officiated the tense frame.
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Montgomery
Hound Montgomery
Ala
Little Rock
Houts
Heniine
Bebauga
Hess
Gay Houtz
Ater
Hentine
Lite Rock
Planinger
Rock— Ab
Rockentala
Gilbert
Dougilain
Yaton
Ad Perry
R. Little
Yale Strong in Jumpers at Stadium Trials
Boston May 31 In the thirty second annual intercollegiate games Yale showed strong jumpers as contenders for tomorrow’s final. Pennsylvania sported fast sprinters and Michigan newcomers impressed in hurdles, while Cornell placed well in distance events. Yale and Pennsylvania emerged as favorites, with Yale slightly in front as thirteen Yale men qualified in nine events.
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Boston
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Cornell
Cunn
Cloee
Michigan
Tennis tourney postponed due to wet grounds in New Orleans
New Orleans May 31: Gulf states tennis championship matches in doubles and singles, previously to be decided today, were postponed because grounds are too wet. Both events reached the finals with New Orleans players facing Atlanta title holders. Dilly Reynolds and others mentioned amid chaotic, unclear text.
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New Orleans
Frols
Auanta
Umpire Rules In Favor Of Crackers In Late Double Header
Umpire Rudderham allowed extra play after Memphis beat the Crackers 6 to 1 in the last game of a Thursday double header. Billy Smith urged him to end the game at darkness, but Rudderham continued play into the tenth inning where George Winters delivered a threebagger to close it.
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Umps Rudderham
Memphis
Crackers
Billy Smith
Buddy
George Winters
Fill Amith
Finn's Crew Opens Four-Contest Meet in Western Showdown
Finn's Crew travels to challenge Monty Romery in the first of a four game series. Bob Spade may start against Finn's squad with Roy Castleton available if he’s unfit. The program features multiple horse races including the National tenth running for two-year-olds, an international steeple, and mid card handicaps with noted entrants such as Royal Vane, King James, Masque, and Dolly Spanker.
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Monty Romery
Little Rock Aggregation
Fang
Ooint
Bob Spade
Finn
Roy Castleton
Koln
Ben Fleet
Masque
Bar None
Smoker
International Steple- Grandpa
Clendy
Zlenap
Campaigner
Umbrella
Helsing
Dobergan
Oliver Cromwell
Shelbourne
Little Woods
Shenansdoah
Durbar
Clolateresa
Bright Roy
Glenham
Gold Circle
Kestrel
Yankee Girl The Winner Court Dress From Belmont Park May 31
Yankee Girl won the Ladies stakes for 5 year old mares at Belmont Park after a late drive from ten or twelve lengths behind the leader. Court Dress the prior year's champion filly faded to finish third as the favorite. Other results include Sevyen furlongs with Grmoaldi first and Kham second, and several race times and placements across the card.
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New York
C. RR Ellison
Belmont Park
Court Dress
Sevyen
Moaldi
Kham
Mastester
Belling
Marsies
Glorious de
Philander
Minsota
Cedochan
Full schedules appear Sunday in Constitution page
The Sunday Constitution will publish baseball calendars for June for the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues. The schedules provide a neat convenient game calendar for the month helping fans track teams within both leagues. Copies will appear in tomorrow's issue and may be clipped for reference.
Tabernacle Team Leads City League
The Broughton Tabernacle team leads the Constitu tion pennant race in Garrigay League with Wesley Memorial second. Standings show Broughton Tabernacle 4-0, Wesley Memorial 4-1, Capitol Avenue 4-1, United Brethren 4-0. Saturday results: Broughton defeated Capitol Avenue 10-7. Wesley United Brethren game forfeited. Capitol Avenue vs United Brethren and Wesley vs Tabernacle scheduled for 3:30 at Piedmont Park. other venue to be announced.
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Wesley Memorial Club
C. Broughton Tabercip
Wesley Memorial
Capitol Avenue
United Brethren
Broughton
Wesley- United Brethren
Wesley
Weasley
Tabernacle Club
Piedmont Park
Feature races at Churchill Downs highlight card
At Churchill Downs Louisville May 31 Colonel Jim Douglan wins a two year old selling sprint while Gea Gait takes a one mile mares race Royal River places second Exitnst Stot third Keven Sarlones wins the third race En voy second and Request fourth County Clerk wins the one mile sixteenth fourth race Brimmer Mary Tarbott Bos Friend place second Sultry wins the mile and a sixteenth sixth race Prin cems Oma second Scalprock fourth Time noted for each event
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Mey
Jim Douglan
Churchill Downs
Katherine Utehye
Lady Baldur
Secord
Tone Street
Gea Gait
Royal River
Exitnst Stot
Keven Sarlones
Jim Cousins
Envoy
Request
County Clerk
Creeps Beckam
Hed Thistle
Thing
Brimmer
Mary Tarbott
Bos Friend
Seth
Elling
Sultry
Princems Oma
Ft. Serond
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