Bartley Versus Schwenck In Crackers Turtles Tilt
Memphis Door Mats ended a nine game drought by beating the Crackers 11 48 to 6 in Atlanta. Coulson starred with multiple two base hits and a decisive double as Ed Hurlburt hit a triple and Ed Hurlburt scored. Tom Fisher pitched for the Crackers in a heavy loss while Walter Quiesser endured control issues for the Turtles. Jenkins-Quieser umpiring noted in the recap.
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Ed Hurlburt
Atlanta
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Moran
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Hurtburt
Ulesser
Atlawta
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Cordan
McMurray
GT. Walker
Fisher
Birmingham Secures Pitcher Robinson
New York June 2 Acting President Heydler of the National League announced the following releases Boston to Cincinnati Nations League by refusal to waive to Cincinnati to Birmingham Southern League McCain Robinson to Montreal Eastern League R A Bavidge
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Heydler
National League
Todey
Boston
Cincinnati
Nations! League
William H Chappelle
Birmingham
McCain Robinson
Montreal
R A. Bavidge
Olympic Council Recommends International Jury Plan
Berlin June 2 The International Council of the Olympic Games approved creating an international jury to decide events in future Olympiads. It cited London 1908 disputes and aims to establish a national system of judging to ensure fairness across competitions.
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Berlin
London
Fanned Out. Hatter Adverts in Whitehall Area
Fragmented OCR text shows local notices with repeated place names Whitehall and stray numbers and phrases. The readable parts indicate an ad or notice about hats or hatters with a 360 reference and page markers, but details are unclear.
Where They Play Today Across Major Leagues
In the Southern League Memphis meets Atlanta at Ponce de Leon Park with first pitch at 4 o clock Mobile visits Birmingham Little Rock travels to Montgomery and New Orleans plays Nashville In the South Atlantic League Charleston visits Augusta Chattanooga at Columbia Jacksonville goes to Macon Columbus faces Savannah In the American League Cleveland plays Washington Chicago hosts Philadelphia Detroit visits Boston St Louis at New York In the National League Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Little, Rock
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
ART Birmingham
Memphis
Fou
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Paus
New
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Little Rock
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Savannah
Littlee Rock
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Minor Games
Yesterday's results include Memphis defeating Atlanta 2 1 and Birmingham beating Montgomery Little Rock Rain in various matchups. In the American League Washington shut out Cleveland 4 0 and Philadelphia topped Chicago 6 4. New York beat St Louis 3 1 while Boston prevailed 6 5 over Detroit. Pittsburg 2 faced Boston with rain. New York Brooklyn and Chicago Cincinnati also noted with rain. In the American Association Minneapolis beat Louisville 2 0. Milwaukee 6 Toledo Columbus St Paul Indianapolis 3 with rain. College games saw Holy Cross 4 Yale 6 Princeton 2 Amherst 1 Brown 3 Harvard 3. Atlantic League actions Jacksonville 7 Charleston 0 Macon 2 Columbus 0 Augusta 3 Chattanooga 1 Savannah 3 Columbus 1. Carolina Association Winston-Salem 14 Charlotte 9 with rain. Greenville Anderton Rain. Virginia League Danville 7 Roanoke 2 Lynchburg 7 Richmond 0 and 7 Richmond 3. Texas League San Antonio 7 Fort Worth 4 Oklahoma City percent Galveston 2 Houston 3 Shreveport 6. Arkansas State League Argenta 7 Alexandria 2 Jonesboro 0 Helenk 0 Helena 2 Jonesboro 1. No more scheduled summaries. Two-base hit Rafius. three-base Wheat. sacrifice hits Benson Rhoton 2 Molesworth Kane. Detélen bases Ludwig. Bases on bat off Behonp 1 off Bittroyf 7. Struck out by Schopp 4 by Bittrolf. hit by pitched air Schopp. Time 1.5. Umpire Rudder haw.
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Rhoton
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Nel
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Lase
Rudderhaw
Charleston Gulls suffer 7-0 loss in Augusta rout
In Charleston, June 2, the Scouts routed the Gulls 7 to 0 as May hit and Lee worked effectively. Abbott and Reagan were released. Walter Deaver expected to join in Augusta. May and Reisinger handled the mound for Charleston. Jacksons lle won easily.
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Gam
Jacksons Lle
Lee
Abbott
Reagan
Walter Deaver
Augusta
Barry
Jacksonville Today
Jacksonville
Reisinger
Roth
Bailey
Ten Days Wrightsville Beach Trip Ad Listed
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Washington
Charles P. Taft
Cinnnati
Fari GrreYki Onene Naty
Big boxing card set for Lakewood Pavilion
Promoter Jarvis brings a strong Lakewood Boxing card on June 14 featuring heavyweight title hopefuls Al Christensen and Tommy Dugan. Dugan, 183 pounds and 22, is praised as a corner fin by The Police Gazette, while Christensen prepares in top form. Hector and Matty Mack clash in a four round opener, with Johnny Woods versus Santell added for six rounds and strong support anticipated from Atlanta fans.
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Jane
Lakewood
al Christensen
South
Tommy Dugan
Michigan
Canada
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Police
Christensen
Tm Shapes
Hector
Matty Mack
Johnny Woods
Santell
Atlanta
Woods
Sutton Beats Slosson for the Championship
New York June 3 George Sutton won the world's billiards championship title at 18.1 in a 39 inning match against George Slosson at Madison Square Garden. Sutton led from the third inning and reached a high run of 70 while Slosson fought hard, ending with 201 points as Sutton reached 560 to win.
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Balkine
George Slosson
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Straw and Panama Styles Brighten Spring Wardrobe
Retail brief notes new straw hats and Panamas. Soft data cleaned and reshaped for spring lines. Bussey introduces 28 percent Whitehall offerings as part of a refreshed collection.
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Athletics beat White Sox in tense nine inning game
In a high scoring baseball card, Athletics defeated White Sox 5 to 4. Dygert Vickers Bender and Livingstone Smith Sullivan backed by strong defense. Umpires Sheridan and New. Other games included Yankees over Browns 3 1 and Red Sox edging Tigers 6 5.
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Caponi Knocked Out by Stanley Ketchel in Fourth Round
In Bchensotedy New York June 3 Tony Caponi of Chicago was knocked out by Stanley Ketchel in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout before the American Athletic Club. Ketchel pressed his attack from the start landing hard blows as Caponi was knocked down in the second and four times in the fourth before the final count.
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Stanley Ketchel
American Athletic Club Tonight
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Belmont Stakes Winner Joe Madden Triumphs at Belmont Park
Joe Madden owned by S C Hildreth won the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in New York, a 1 mile 3 furlongs race, defeating Wise Mason and Donald MacDonald. Time 2 21 5, on a heavy track with an estimated 4,000 spectators present. Yarfield led early before Joe Madden surged to lead and win by eight lengths.
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Latonia Race Chaos and Deuce Triumph at Latonia
Latonia Cincinnati June 2 Deuce won the fourth event at 6 furlongs from the favorite Tom McGrath. Nad Carmack finished third and McChord fell at the start, breaking a leg and was destroyed. Jockey Rice rode Deuce and escaped injury. McChord owned by Ed Alves of Louisville Ky, aged six. Alice George and Pink Wings were winning favorites. Track muddy. Results include multiple race summaries with winners Banivea Red Shawl Paynl Ruinart Alton George Deuce etc.
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Demand for K K K Flour in Memphis Prompted Return
A caller insists on no substitute for K K K Flour in Memphis and demands its return with a price of 8 dollars 66 cents to account U C V Reunion. Seaboard promotes quickest service from 88 Peachtree with phones 100.
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Gainesville Wins Two Jefferson Takes One In Three-Game Series
Gainesville and Jefferson opened a three game set in Gainesville, securing two wins to Jefferson’s one. The first game went Jefferson’s way by a 7 to symbols. Gainesville took the second game 4 to 2 with Edwards and Barber backstopping the Gainesville batteries while Sigera and Colby pitched for Jefferson. The final contest saw Gainesville win 7 to 6 as Ham and Mobly starred for Gainesville with Channel tox and Colby for Jefferson.
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Marist Juniors Edge Capitol Avenue Juniors Summary
Marist Juniors defeated Capitol Avenue Juniors 8 to 7 after ten innings on the Marist campus Monday. Bradley led with four safe hits for Marist while pitchers Bradley and Smith contributed on offense and defense in a tense extra frame showdown.
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Pirates win 2-0 over Doves in NL game
National League recap notes Pirates shutout the Doves 2 to 0. Key players Brutanure and Balleriin lead the offense as Boston hosts the event with 1:45 time. Johnstone and Cuwack contribute in pitching and defense.
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Marist Regulars to Face Professors in Friday Baseball
Marist College selects faculty against Marist first team in a Friday baseball exhibition tied to commencement events. The first team will swap positions to level play, with last year’s faculty win to be challenged by the students. Pettit will pitch initially, then LeBiehn steps in as reliever. Dodgers Protest Not Allowed in Pittsburg game ruling.
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R Schmidt
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Bent Hightower
Wrigley
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Donnelly
Hanlon Reese
Fahey Martin
Dinkins
LeBiehe
Harrison
LeBiehn
McCay to Join Mobile as Third Base in Cotton States Pennant Bid
Bernie McCay, longtime baseball figure, returns to Mobile to play third base. Details say he is secured from the Pacific Coast League by Mobile owners. Expectation is he will replace Benson rather than Manager Reed, with waivers reportedly requested on Benny.
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Bernie McCay
Bernie
Wong
McCay
George Reed
Benson
Waivers
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Georgia Special To Seattle Travel Offer
Georgia to Seattle round trip special leaving Atlanta June 23 returning July 10. Rail and berth fare 120 dollars round trip. Berth occupancy required each night. Party limit of 100. For booklet write or call R B Elliott Manager 16 N Pryor Street.
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Masquerade Ballgame At Marist College
The Marist Juniors host a masquerade ballgame on Thursday afternoon at Warist College. A picked team will play for the athletic fund, with a costume prize for the most fantastic garb and players dressed in wild outfits.
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Warist
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Whitney's Horse Wins Two-Year Selling Plate
Manchester England June 2 a two year old selling plate of 200 sovereigns distance five furlongs was won by H P Whitney s horse by Broomstick out of Belle of Troy Gallnos was second and Arafr a third with six horses running all readable OCR entries included
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Orange Growers Adjourns Set Up Florida Exchange
The Tampa Florida June 2 meeting of the Orange Growers convention adjourned after forming a 34 member committee to create a permanent Florida growers exchange for marketing crops. Dr F Winman of Florenceville chairs the committee with Tampa to be the exchange headquarters.
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Dr F Winman
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