Crackers Begin Last Home Week With Road Trip Ahead
The Crackers enter their final home stretch before a western road tour. Memphis leads the circuit with a strong on the road record while Atlanta aims to capitalize on home games with Little Rock and New Orleans shifting from Travelers to Pelicans. Upcoming games include Little Rock at Atlanta and New Orleans at Birmingham with shifts in schedule through Wednesday.
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Detroit tops Chicago in final home series game
Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in the closing game of the home series as batteries were Smith and Bullivan for Detroit while Mullin and Archer played for Chicago. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan. Weather and other lines list multiple scores and lineups.
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Billy Heynolde Advertises Turkish Bath and Barber Shop
Billy Heynolde advertises the finest Turkish bath swimming pool and barber shop located in the basement of the Candler building inviting patrons to call and visit.
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Pitching Duel Won By Birds
New Orleans defeated Montgomery in a pitching duel between Maxwell and Giese. Only two hits off Guese and one visitor reaching second base. New Orleans tied the game with two hits and Baxter's error, scoring the winning run in the eighth. The score:
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Moriant Wins French Derby At 26 To 1 Odds
In the Prix du Jockey Club Maurice Ephruasi's Moriant surprised by winning the French derby for three year olds, defeating rivals Wes French Derby and Chariiy as the long shot at 26 to 1. The race covered one and one half miles.
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Paskert Leads Cracker Team In Hitting And Fielding
Paskert remains the Cracker leader in batting with 221 hits and 2. for 20 games the team averages rise to .216. Regulars post a .265 mark, while the infield averages reach .28. Paskert dominates in hits, steals, runs, and extra bases, with Wintera fielding at a perfect 1.000 in 29 games. The snippet lists pilfered steals by Paskert Hl and others, noting most players have limited contributions.
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No Spitter Nor Squeeze, Says the Giant Manager
Giants manager Johnny McGraw bans the spitball and squeeze play in spring training. He insists no pitcher can use the spitball more than one season, says it ruins an arm. McGraw, enforcing strict rules, dismisses Walsh and Stricklete as examples, while McGinnity and Taylor could use it with winter practice, though not now.
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Spade or Zeller Will Pitch Today in Lite Rock Series
In the second Lite Rock series game this afternoon Bob Spade or Rube Zeller will pitch. Spade or Zeller is expected to work, with Finn Mique noting his team is tired but still on the mend. The rest of the squad has not fully recovered, and today’s result should be more creditable than Saturday's effort.
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Baseball Figh ters and hats cleaned and heaped
National League items report St Louis defeating Cincinnati 1 0 in nine innings on a decisive ninth inning hit. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 4 3 as Smith was injured on a wild pitch and Lundgren left with an ankle injury after a Nealon drive. Batteries list Brown Lundgren Kling Leaver Gieson Smith.
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Griff's Holdout Struggles Highlight Early Baseball News
In league notes Chesbro started strong then faded as Griffith swapped him for Keefe, hoping for a turnaround. References to Gleason's bench-side outburst and other Birmingham club chatter hint at a busy period of player moves and coaching expectations across the circuit.
Handsome Cups for Golf Meet at Atlanta's East Lake Course
The Southern Golf Association hosts a four day event at East Lake with over 189 entrants from Italy and other nations. Trophies include the Gate City Kennesaw and Dixie cups plus a water charm and fob. The Georgia barbecue at the Country Club marks the chief social event of the week.
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English Derby Spotlight Attracts North American Interest
New York reports a busy week in sports with major English events drawing attention. The English derby at Epsom Downs on Wednesday features foals of 1904, with a purse of 32 500 dollars and heavy wagering on American horse Orby and Gallant. Other highlight events include the Olympia horse show in London and the Northern Championship Lawn Tennis tournament with Mrs May Sutton competing.
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International Horse Show at Olympia London June 7 13
American entries notable with Alfred Vandertilt leading 26 horses. Canada sends a large string owned by Adam Heck. Balloon race from Aero Park Pittsburgh and various schooner and yacht races described. Belmont Park steeplechase and Westminster handicap noted with top weights. many tennis matches scheduled.
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