Crackers Lose Seventeen Inning Battle in Southern League
Nashville May 31 Johnny Dodge’s hit in the seventeenth inning plated Jack Farmer from second, lifting the Vols to a 4 3 win over the Crackers in the longest Southern League game of the season. Carl Thompson pitched well for the Crackers. A doubleheader was scheduled for tomorrow with the second game not started.
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Georgia League Ga. Branswick edge Gainesville 3 to 1 rain shortened
In Gainesville Florida the Gainesville team lost to Brunswick 3 to 1 after <line truncated> the game ended in the eighth due to rain. Dunning featured for Brunswick with strong pitching and in the first inning Brunswick produced enough runs while both starters settled in. Umpire La Rocine officiated. time 1:30. Other scores from New York and Pittsburgh games noted.
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Buffalo 2 0 Baltimore in morning. 5 3 loss in afternoon
Buffalo, N Y May reports two Federal League games with Baltimore. Fred Anderson starred in the morning shutout for Buffalo as Krapp’s childen sparked Baltimore’s late surge in the second game. Evening summary notes pitchers Sugge, Jackltech, Ehmke, and Blair in a 3 6 9 ninth inning finish.
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De Palma Wins Fifth International 500 At Indianapolis
Ralph De Palma captured the fifth annual 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis in 5 hours 33 minutes 5642 seconds averaging 52.84 mph and setting a new race record. Dario Resta Gil Anderson and ten others shared the prize fund of 59009 dollars with De Palma taking 20000. 23 cars started and 11 finished.
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Advent of 12 cylinder entry in sheet field
Before the race crowd saw the first Packard Twin Six on display in Indianapolis. J G Vincent, Packard vice president of engineering, accompanied the car to gauge public reaction and comment from observers.
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Detroiters lead toward 12 cylinder motor classics
Edited by Dick Jemison notes the greatest number of motorists in one city gathering and references the Packard, racing stopped since 1902 1904 and predicts entrants for a twin next year while praising Detroiters pioneering 12 cylinder work to spur American classics.
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