Crackers Take Opener 2–0 as Johns Shuts Down Turtles
In the fastest game of the season at Ponce de Leon Park, the Atlanta Crackers beat the Memphis Turtles 2–0 in one hour 26 minutes. Harold Johns pitched effectively, allowing three scattered hits, while Bayless Newton and Winters delivered timely sixth inning hits to score the runs. Couteau was ejected in the late innings after a disputed pitch call.
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Oine Dick
Turtle
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Furth
Jolina
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Baerwald
Pase Newton
Winters
Weider
Newton
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Tom Fisher
BJ Bartley
Schwench
Quleiver
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H Po. A
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Babb
O Wagner
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Senna
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Eee
Obeary
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Rohn
Jordan
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Walmer
Johnna
R. Memphis
DOO
Cox
McMurray
Johns
Fitzsimne
Montgomery Triumphs Over Little Rock In Four Inning Tilt
In Montgomery Alabama on June 1 the home team defeated Little Rock 4 to 2 in four innings as Buchanan struggled for the visitors. Montgomery built a lead with timely hits and errors, while Thomas pitched effectively despite some hard contact. Notable players include Daley Kerwin Whiteman and Tarleton for Montgomery, and Coeash Boucher Gentz Casey Tarleton Buchanan for Little Rock. The game featured sacrifice hits and stolen bases, with Montgomery securing the win in the shortened contest.
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Travelers
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomry
Buchanan
Little Rock
Thomas
Ab. R
Hbo
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Perry
Gentz
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Cling
Tarleton
Fiourney
Ab. R. H
Summerise
Osteen
Kerwin
Bentz
Kern Kerwin
Collins
Whiteman
Grominger
Be Parpenter
Local Baseball Summary Birmingham vs Mobile Result and Details
Birmingham beat Mobile 3 to 2 in a tight contest. Stockdale allowed the winning run on a misplayed ball by a peanut vendor and Manuel walked two with both scoring. Strong hitting from Birmingham’s lineup, including Gyeli and Rhoton, paced Mobile’s offense with key plays and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
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Birmingham
Ala
Stockdale
Manuel
Rhoton
Molesworth
Fliam
McGillivray
Raftis
Gyail
Pean
Kane
Bowen
Manoel
Sentel
OG Benson
Hardy
R. Birmingham
Gyeli
Tullam
Rafuis
Senteil
Sabrie
Ellam
Dentell
Rudderham
West End and Blue Caps Tie Twinbill Wins
West End won the first game 4 to 2 after a error plagued inning where Blue Caps pitcher Kerb tired in the second. In the nightcap the Blue Caps prevailed 2 to 1 as Fatela pitched a one hit gem against Dupree who yielded three. Sorkig Beties starred in the field.
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West End
Blue Caps
West Hag Tigers
Aoing
Ac i
Kerb
Bis
Byfield
Fatela
Dupree
Butt
Ixers
Dup Yree
Wes
Sorkig Beties
Atlanta southpaw Tommy Atkins wed in quiet ceremony
Frank M. Atkins known as Tommy, star pitcher of the Atlanta team, married Miss Elizabeth Burnes of Cleveland yesterday at the First Methodist church. The wedding at noon was attended by intimate friends and greeted with a team gift of silverware. The couple will vacation briefly before returning to Atlanta for the season.
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Frank M
Tommy) Atking
Atlanta
J.& French
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Burnes
Cleveland
Ohio
Tommy Atkins
Franch
Joe Helsman
Billy Smith
Bil Sharp
Ite Southpaw
Atkins
Tommy
Mrs. Atkins
Palmettos Defeat Indians 4 to 1 Baseball Report Card
Score summaries list Palmettos defeating Indians 4 to 1 with details of batteries Demaree Debaly Tettt Tewis Kahlhoff Umpire Westervelt and game time 135. Additional line items show Gulls beating Scouts 2 to 1, Peaches 2 Electrica 1 and other minor score notes with multiple pitchers and umpires.
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Palmettos
Savannah
Columbia
Demaree
Debaly
Tettt
Tewis
Kahlhoff
Westervelt
Cubs beat Reds nine to three in Cincinnati
Baseball box score snippet shows Cubs defeating Reds 9 to 3 in Cincinnati with listed batters and umpires. Giants topple Dodgers 5 to 2 in Brooklyn with box details and time noted. additional batter and umpire names appear in the fragment.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Onion
Chicago
Rowan
Karger
Dubue
Mclean Brown
Maran
Righer
Truby
Baseball doubleheader summaries from Philadelphia and New York
Reading shows multiple line fragments with batter, pitcher, and umpire names from games involving Philadelphia Boston Washington New York and Yankees Senators. Scattered scores 7 0 4 0 5 2 and related time marks suggest recap style brief box scores or inning lines.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Yankees
Senators
Ann Nao
Smith
Hughes
Street
Manning
Klelnon
Ono
Boom
Clean Sweep by Strang in Decatur Auto Races
Lewis Strang drives for Buick to win the Decatur Memorial Day races on a 60 mile Derby in just over an hour on the egg shaped track. He also wins the five mile events, taking the free-for-all and handicap races aboard the Cobe trophy Buick with fastest times. DeWitt and Hart place in the 60 mile and five mile events with Strang securing multiple victories and fast laps.
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Decatur, II
Strang
Buick
Decatur
Lewis Strang
Dewitt
Cleveland
Pope-Hartford
Fowler
Haynes
Hart
Straich
Dunkle
Beware of Catarrh and Eclipse Cure Promises
An old advertisement urges quick action against catarrh, touting Eclipse Catarrh Cure with a mail order offer. It features a testimonial from Mrs. S A Kennedy of Balivine Texas and notes a larger 3 dollar package available by mail from Eclipse Medicine Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Eclipses Medicine Co
S A. Kennedy
Balivine
Texas
Eclipse Gear Cure
Eclipse Medicine & Manufacturing CO
Atlanta
Chappelle Sold to Rochester
Cincinnati reports Chappelle sold from Boston Ay hie to Rochester. Details are garbled but indicate a pitcher transaction amid team changes.
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Chappelle
Rochester
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sai
Boston Ay Hie
Neknnati
Fights in Savannah Declared Lawful Boxing Contests
Savannah Ga June 1 Special. A Georgia court ruled that boxing contests held before the Southern Athletic Club are lawful and not prize fights. In the Pete Evans case the recorder distinguished boxing contests from prize fights, noting gloves, rounds, and judging on points. Police surveillance and officials testified the events are scientific and not brutish.
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Savannah
Southern Athletic Club
Georgia
Recorder Schwarz
Pete
Young} Evane
James
Jimmie Ryan
Heurijazes
Austin
Shorty Jenkins
George Monroe
United
High School Regulars Defeat Faculty Nine in Erratic Tilt
The Bova High School team edged the faculty 13 to 10 at Matist college in a rough game racked by errors. Students backed the Professors while gate receipts support next year’s baseball. Lineups show Tikes Snyder Sutton Hodges Crandall Johnson Peoples Culver Everett Gilvin McCord Little and Holiday among others.
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Bova High School
Matist College
U4 Trams Were As Follows Faculty Position Varsity Tikes
Snyder
Sutton Hodges
Crandall Johnson
Peoples Culver
Everett Gilvin
Dohnaton
McCord Little
Bernhard Eyes Vedder Sitton for Nashville Club
In Nashville Tennessee on June 1 Bernhard seeks to secure Vedder Sitton the crack spitball pitcher sold to Cleveland last fall after his pennant decisive win against New Orleans Lajaie hopes Sitton returns to the minors with a chance to join Nashville if major league managers waive him Sitton’s appearance would strengthen the Volunteer lineup considerably.
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Pelicans
Volunteers
Nashville
New Orleans
Viebahn
Po. Kellum
Ae Wiseman
East
Robertson
Siegle
A. . Butler
Noyes
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Seabaugh
Nh Po
Reagan
Ray A A Rohe
Weimer
Hueiaman
Dexter
Tbh
Demont
Matthews
Lindsey
xHess
Maxwell
Rats
Notale
Nash
Bernhard
Sitton
Americus Board Reelects Superintendent and Teachers
The Americus board of education held its annual session and unanimously reelected Superintendent Augustus G Miller to lead the Americus schools. All teachers were also reelected. Schools will close on June 16.
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Americus
Americus Board of Education
Augustus G Miller
Fire Damages Augusta Warehouse. Large Loss Stated
A fire at the Augusta warehouse of 8 M Whitney & Co in Augusta Georgia on June 1 damaged one compartment. Estimated loss reaches 325000. Henry P Starnes captain of company No 4 received serious injuries from a falling bale of cotton.
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Augusta
8. M. Whitney & Co
Henry P. Starnes
Victory for Racing Men at Brighton Beach
The New York Court of Appeals ruled that providing advance racing information at Brighton Beach last July did not violate the anti race track gambling law. This decision upholds the dispensation of racing tips as legal in that context.
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Albany
Jung
Court of Appeals
Brighton Beach
Tigers captured at Andersonville in Georgia crackdown
Americus Ga June 1. Four white men claiming Rebecca Ga residence named H J Perry G B R Aultman J T Adock and G T Griffin jailed in Americus on blind tiger charges. Bond set at one thousand dollars each by Judge Crisp pending trial. Suspected peddling liquor from suit cases and boot legs. King Alfonso fell from a horse while playing polo in Madrid suffering a severe ankle sprain.
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Rebecca
H. J. Perry
G. BR. Aultman
J. T. Adock
G. T. Griffin
Americus Light Infantry
Feagin
Andersonville
Crisp
Neu
All Red Rewards Win at Latonia in Selling Feature
Cincinnati June 1 All Red was the favorite winner at Latonia in a one mile sixteen event. Nadzu second choice led early then won by a nose over Col Blue with Stonestreet third a length back. Other races listed multiple contenders and Latonia entries detailed for today.
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All Red
Latonia
Nadzu
Col Blue
Stonestreet
Inferno Queen
Martin
Placido
McGee
Martinez
Goone
Polypheme
Ethel W
Alaxte
Amanda Lee
Figo
My Henry
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Star Kinney
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Chymie
Brevite
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Uiley
Low! Couch
Banives
Casiton G
Pirate Boy
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Jed Shawl
Wardy Lee
Automatic
Joe McCarthy
Mae Hamito
Mrs C G T Ladson III at Peachtree Home
Mrs Ladson wife of C T Ladson a prominent attorney was in critical condition at the family home on Peachtree road yesterday Doctors and family remained hopeful of recovery but cautious The Ladson family and many friends statewide are concerned by her condition Liquor Tanks for Oklahoma Guthrie proclamation reopens state liquor dispensing agency with restricted openings in towns of 2000 population or more or county seats
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Guthrie
Okla
Jone
Haskell
Shot in Union Mills: Charles Miller Shot by Former Officer
June 1 reports say Charles Miller, an operative at Union mills, was shot probably fatally by Munro Ward, a former policeman. Ward surrendered immediately. Also, Annapolis began its June week with naval academy ceremonies and a presidentially appointed board visiting.
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Charles Miller
Union Mills
Munro Ward
Miller
Ward
Annapolis
Annapolia
Navel Academy
Board of Visites
Real Estate and Charter Moves in Atlanta Market
Short items report several new corporate charter filings in Atlanta including Georgia Trust and Beatty Company with $3,900 capital and $106,600 authorized, Atlanta Loom Reed Company seeking $5,000 capital, American Patent Cooler Company with $100,600 capital, and a $150,000 cap for the beer cooler venture. Also noted are a banker's special trip to Warm Springs, a robbery case against Jim Miller, a Confederate veteran’s death, and an auction sale of land fronting seventy feet on Teachtres road at $41 per front foot.
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Georgia Trust and Beatty Company
Atlanta
Coammpany
Frank H. Reynoldts
Jatin S French
William DL Thomson
Superior Court
Tim Blackburn
Ure
John D. Hendrin
Martin May
Henry Schaul
Harry May
RB Blackburn
Mr Hendrix
Jim Miller
Vy Street
Broyles
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John Boykin
Miller
Bend
Teachtres Road
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Court House
WN Puller
C J Sheehan
Enurt
Forrest & Lacarre Ada
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