Crackers Beat Vols 6 to 1 In First Clash At Home
In a high scoring opener, the Crackers unleash a barrage in the first inning, scoring six runs to defeat the Nashville Vols 6 1. Suggs pitches well, supports his offense as Bobby Stow Fred Smith and Graff lead the attack with key hits. Statham starts for the Vols and Wade relieves. Defensive plays by Knaupp Jonnard and others contribute to the win.
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Cliff Wheatley
Nashville Vola
Johnny Sages
Bogart
Suggs
Chicks
Ponetey
Tellbauer
Kauffman
Frrom
Bi Statham
Hub
Due
Vols
William
Wade
Sages
Art
Nashville
Bobby Stow
Atlanta
Fred Smith
Fred Graff
Smith
Sammy Mayer
Uteran
Mr. Statham
Bobby
Burke
Stow
Graff
Freddie
Butch” Schmidt
Chick” Knaupp
Cotton
Dick Kaufman
Bears
Bubber” Jonnard
Jonnard
Knaupp
Brown
Ritter
Wingo
Short
Statham
Schmidt
Hox
R. H. & Bogart
Kergen
Stellbauer
Pepe
P. Sane
Kaufman
P. A
Hi Nes
Bogard
Jefe
Tandy
O'Toole
Kellys Ninth Homer Drives 8-7 Washington Win
Washington defeated St Louis 8 to 7 as Kelly hit his ninth homer and Rapp, Young, Benton, Bancroft among others added two base hits. Mays struggled as Washington pounded Mays in the eighth after Johnson weakened earlier. Bancroft homered and Kelly reached, with Burns and Frisch contributing in a crowded offensive summary. G. Smith took the loss for New York.
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Washington
Johnson
Mays
Rapp
Kelly
Young
Benton
Bancroft
Lee
Burns
E. Smith
Frisch
New York
Philadelphia
G. Smith
Baumgartner
Mitchell
Aber
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McNally
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Fenster
Eeek Ruth
Plop
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Ward,Schang, &Mays
Aserve
Judge
Harris
Rice
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Eee
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LaMotte
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Twase
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Meusel
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Tice
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Ward
Mare
Mars Ghapritey
Be Ishnaen
Mars
Tim
Pires Chill
Owens
Nning
Napier
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
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Mann
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Stock
al Hornsby
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Grimes
Maize
al xRobertson
Gi Sullivan
Warner
Daly
O'Farrell
E . Martin
York
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Fr. H. Po
Malzel
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Pittsburg
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Glazner
Staudents
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Cutshaw
Tierney
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Water
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Phillies Break Series With 3 2 Victory In Second Game
Philadelphia wins the second game 3 to 2 to take a 2 1 lead in the six game set after dropping the opener 6 to 3 Bush and Rommell each allowed a troubled inning but Dykes hit a go ahead homer with Dugan aboard Dykes solo shot plus late runs swing the second game Perry allowed Boston to rally in the fourth with two homers a triple a double and a single to claim a 5 2 win in the opener
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Philadelphia
Jan Even
Bush
Rommell
Dugan
Perry
Boston
Y M C A Swim Lesson Sign Up Ends June 3
The YMCA offers free swimming lessons for boys aged years or older this summer. It notes past struggles in learning to swim and cites the confidence method used to overcome fear of water, urging boys to take advantage before the deadline.
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M.C. A
YMC
Johnny Coulon Visits King Albert in Brussels
New York report that Johnny Coulon former bantamweight champion returning from Europe on the Olympic ship was presented to King Albert of Belgium. He recalled watching others kiss the king’s hand but said he did not do so believing he did not know the proper gesture.
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New York
Johnny Coulon
Europe
Albert
Johnny
Noush
Unclear lineup and scoring notes from a baseball game
The fragment details base runners for Little Rock at New Orleans with outs and strikeouts, citing pitchers Hengeveld Jonnard and Vance. It notes innings pitched by Vance seven, 12 hits, 11 runs, and mentions players Veld, Ume, Piitman, Jorde with incomplete lines and timing.
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Ark
Vance
Harper
New Orleans
Jonnard B
Hengeveld
Stelking
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Rader
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Land
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McDonald
Ghert
Staten
Moore
Leslie
Vane
Jonnard
Veld
Ume
Piitman
Jorde
Pirates Win Again in Four-Game Set with Cubs
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 4 to 2 as Martin drove in runs and Chicago’s Yolaaner held the Cubs scoreless until the ninth. St Louis beat Cincinnati as Rizey was relieved in the sixth.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Martin Free
Yolaaner
Cubs
St Louis
Cincinnati
Janet
St. Louis
Rizey
Inch Hounds to Meet Miami Ad Men in Park Showdown
The Atlanta Ad club baseball team hosts the Miami ad men at Ponce de Leon Park on Saturday afternoon before the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention opening June 12 in Atlanta. Miami arrives with a strong record, including an 8-7 win over Florida East Coast league club. Harvey Clapton, former Miami shortstop now in Atlanta, aids the visitors. Atlanta also faces Frank E B Block Company nine at Mainfield and will play Lions Club and M Rich & Bros. teams in other weekend games.
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Atlanta
Ad Club
Ad Men
Miami
Ponce de‘Leon Park
Associated Advertising Clubs
Inch Hounds
Kiwanis Club
Florida
Florida East Coast Jeague
Harvey Clapton
Frank EB. Block
Mainsfield
Lions’ Club
M. Rich & Bros
Harvard Refuses Stadium Use for Pro Boxing Night
Harvard rescinded an offer to use its stadium for a world bantamweight title fight after assuming the bouts would be amateur. Joe Lynch and Young Montreal were named, the plan drew huge gate hopes, and the event is now eyed for Braves Field.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Joe Lynch
Young Montreal
Harvard Stadium
Plac
Braves Field
Groh Signs Reds Contract On Club Terms
Henry K. Groh, captain and third baseman of the Cincinnati Nationals, signed his contract on the club’s terms. The article notes Groh’s hold-out status and confirms the agreement, with plans for him to join the team this season.
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Henry Groh
REDS
Cincinnati
Henry K. Groh
Cincinnati Nationals
Fownes Elimination in British Ladies Open Golf
Sara Fownes of Pittsburgh is defeated in the third round at Turnberry by Mrs. Coutley by 6 up and 5 to play. Also, Miss Joyce Wethered defeats R H Barlow, Miss Winn defeats Edith Cummings, Janet Jackson beats Mrs Fellner, Cecil Leitch over McCulloch, and Ada Mackenzie falls to Doris E Chambers at the twentieth hole.
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Turnberry
Associated Press
j—Sara Fownes
Pittsburg
Coutley
4Thanet
Kent
R. H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Joyce Wethered
Worplesdon
Joy Winn
Aldeburgh
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Janet Jackson
Island Walhide
Q. F. Fellner
South Shore
Long Island
Cecil Leitch
Jean McCulloch
West Kilbride
Ada
West End Golf Club Qualifiers For Spring Handicap Tourney
About eighty West End Golf Club members qualified for the 18 hole spring handicap tournament starting Saturday. G S Ogg led qualifying with 277. Pairings listed across five flights with byes and specific matchups. All players urged to meet opponents before Saturday. tee times from 1 to 2 pm.
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West End Golf Club
G. S. Ogg
Baseball score summaries from multiple leagues and today’s games
Southern League results include Nashville at Atlanta and Chattanooga at Memphis with Mobile at Birmingham. National League scores show Brooklyn and Boston, New York at 9 8, Philadelphia 2 3. American League lists New York Washington 7 8 and Chicago at Washington among others. Today’s games feature Southern League fixtures in Atlanta and Chattanooga, National League New York at Pittsburgh, American League Chicago at Washington, and several Salty and Piedmont League matchups across multiple towns.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Mobile
Birmingham
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Chat‘snooga
Detroit
Cleveland
Augusta
Greenville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Columbia
Charleston
Carrollton
LaGrange
Cedartown
Griffin
Arme
Lindale
Cleb— Woa
Memyhbie
Wool & Rmingham
Mobile Alee
Coottanooga
Erroit
Washingtons Ik
Sally Lencue
Pet. Glubs
A & Spartanburg
Oss
Few Shifts in Standing in National League
New York report notes a unsettled day as Braves lose 5 to 4 to Robins in Boston allowing them to drop to third place. Pirates beat Cubs 4 to 2 in Pittsburgh while Giants win two against Phillies 8 to 3 and 3 to 2. Reds lose to Cardinals 14 to 4 in Cincinnati. American League action limited with Washington edging Yankees 8 to 7 in Washington as Red Sox split at Philadelphia 3 to 2 and 5 to 3.
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New York
Braves
Robins
Boston
Pirates
Giants
Pittsburg
Chicago
Americans Miss French Amateur Golf Opener At Chantilly
Chantilly France June 1 Associated Press none of the ten American entries appeared at the start of the French amateur championship. Charles Chich Evans of Chicago was the only American to scratch. Officials lament the late cancellations that disrupted the program as stars such as Bobby Jones and W C Fownes Jr. were expected to compete.
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Chantilly
France
Associated Press
Chick” Evans
Bobby” Jones
Frants Quimet
Paul Hunter
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Hoylake
Turnberg
Dempsey Likes Kids May Give Them a Party
Atlantic City June 1 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion shows affection for children who have written letters of support for his upcoming title bout with Georges Carpentier in Jersey City. He marks his 26th birthday on June 23 and may host a party for twenty six youngsters as part of his four day vacation.
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Atlantic City
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Georgesarpentier
Jersey City
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