Vols Devour Crackers as Kissinger Debuts in Nashville
Rube Kissinger debuts for Nashville with a strong showing as the Vols demolished Atlanta hitters led by singer Kissinger. Nashville pounded Southpaw Allen for 18 hits, scoring in bursts including five in the fourth and seventh, with Paulet slamming a center-dump triple and Kircher wild-throw joining the scoring.
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Nashvile Oy
Smith
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Williams
Packard Twin Six Demonstrated as Half Man Speed on High Gear
Enthusiastic dealers at a Packard event praised the Twin Six for flexibility and smooth power. They noted the absence of vibration, rapid pick-up, and strong hill performance, comparing continuous cylinder power to a steam turbine and declaring the new motor an amazing advance in the automotive art.
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Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Dieshre
Packard
Compan
Montezuma Defeats Fitzgerald in Batting Duel
Montezuma won 3 to 0 over Fitzgerald in a fast game featuring Metivin’s flawless pitching and strong hitting by Hawes, Brogden, and Caldwell. The contest opened the action today and the teams schedule rematches tomorrow and Friday. Score by innings shows Montezuma leading early with 4 0 4 0 8 0 3 8. Fitzgerald struggled with limited offense. Batteries listed as Methani Blison Davis and Norris.
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Fitzgerald
Metivin
Hawes
Brogden and Caldwell
Neals
Ree Montezuma
Methani Blison
Davis and
Norris
Columbia Club May Disband After Sponge Saturday
Columbia South Atlantic league club president Platt says the club will disband Saturday night after fans contributed about 1000 dollars to cover expenses, declaring football here a money losing venture.
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Columbia South Atlantic
Southern Bowlers Propose Southern Bowling Congress
Atlanta bowlers met Monday evening May 33 to form a southern bowling congress with a first meet scheduled for Friday and Saturday June 25 and 28. Teams from Atlanta Savannah Knoxville and Chattanooga enter five man doubles and singles at Crystal alleys. Prizes include a handsome trophy from Brunswick Barke Collander. The event aims to become an annual affair following American Bowling Congress rules. An executive committee was named to organize the tournament as Southern bowlers join to attend sparsely distant events.
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Savannah
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Brunswick-Barke-Collander Company
A. B.C
N. BC
American Bowling Congress
Sports Scores From Multiple Leagues Across Regions
American Association results show Kansas City 27 over Knnisville 0 and Columbus 7 over Killwaukes 2 with Indianapolis and Minneapolis 4. Cleveland St Paul postponed. International League Montreal 6 Rochester 3 and Richmond Jersey City postponed due to rain. North Carolina League Asheville 7 Charlotte 1 with Greenaboro Raleigh and Durham Winston-Salem rain. Texas League Beaumont 3 Galveston 2 and Houston 19 San Antonio 1. Fort Worth 7 Dallas 1. Shreveport 4 9 Waco. Yale 5 Amherst 2. Newport? Virginia League all games postponed.
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Knnisville
Columbus
Killwaukes
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Cleveland-St. Paul
International League
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Rochester
Richmond-Jersey City
Tharlocte
Ashevile
Asheville
Charlotte
Greenahoro
Raleigh
Durham-Wineton-Salem
Deaumont
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Ort Worth
Dallas
Allay
Fort Worth
Waco
Shreveport
South Atlantic Baseball Roundup: Columbia tops Savannah
Columbia edged Savannah 1 0 in a pitching duel as Cammnitz and Short starred for Columbia. Nally rapped a triple with Gooch making a remarkable catch.
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Columbia
S. C
Camnus
Savannah & Jo
Gardin
Nally
Gooch
Savannah
Jose Mozrix
Cammnitz
Short
Gargin
Connolly
Lewis
Talladega Tops Anniston in Lopsided Series Start
Anniston fell 14 to 3 at home as Talladega pitcher Norman dominated, Griffin and McDuffie hit hard, six runs in the second inning iced it for the Tigers. Pope homered for Griffin in a 5-7-2 loss at Rome. Newnan swept LaGrange in two games, highlighting error-free defense and strong pitching.
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Anniston
Ala
Norman
Glazner
McDuffie
Tigers
Ligers
RH. B. Alnington
Glaaner
Boykin
Baker
Dewitt
Baseball pool tickets seized in Milwaukee by district attorney
Milwaukee on June 2 approximately 4000 baseball pool tickets were confiscated by District Attorney Zabel. The tickets were marked and punched for circulation and found ready for use.
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Milwaukee
Zabel
Crackers Face Travelers in Little Rock Road Trip Start
The Crackers travel to Little Rock today for three games with the Travelers in a 3:45 PM start time 25 cent admission. Dick Jemison will provide play by play. The team then plays three games in Memphis and New Orleans before returning home June 18 for five games with Mobile.
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Little Rock
Dick Jemison
Travelers
Aulanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile Gulia
Lookouts Take Pair From New Orleans In Two Close Games
Chattanooga beat New Orleans 3 to 2 and 6 to 3 in doubleheader. Gudger and Cunningham pitched well in the opener. Marshall and Smith in the nightcap. Umpires Stratford and O'Toole ejected New Orleans manager Dobbs and Elberfeld for protests.
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Amr Uve
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Gudager
Caveny
Peters
Cunningham
Edmondson
Coyle
Higgins
McCormick
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Gudger
Eberfeld
O'Toule
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Tojale
Unaltancoga
Supinary
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Thomas
Graff
Smith
Hendryx
Harris
Farris
Marshall
Basle
Dataman
O'Toolie
Brevins edge Indians as St Louis wins in rain
In Cleveland Hamption pitched brilliantly as St Louis defeated the Indians 4 to 0 before weather halted the start of the seventh inning. Lavonatiple drove in three St Louis runs. Second game could not be played due to rain.
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Robertson
Thompson
Tinga
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Burmeister
Pierre
Krebs
Empire
Vitter
Brevins
Indians
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Ohio
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St. Louis
Delby
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O'Neil
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Georgia League Thoromsville Triumph Over Waycross in Eleven
In Waycross Georgia Thoromsville edged Waycross 3 to 2 in eleven innings. Reynolds drove in both Waycross runs with a homer and a single as strong catches by Brazier Anderson and Burke highlighted the fielding. John Wagnon debuted as umpire delivering steady officiating.
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Jone
Thomase
Reynolds
Brazier
Anderson
Burke
John Wagnon
Store
RH. E
Thomanville
Pearson
Sheppard Gardner
Umpple
Wagnon
Dodgers Take Doubleheader Over Phillies in Brooklyn
Brooklyn wins both games of a doubleheader from Philadelphia, 7 2 and 4 3, with Coombs fueling the first game rally and Sherrod Smith returning to pitch in the second after a layoff. O'Mara errors sparked two first inning runs, while Wheat’s left field catches highlighted the second game.
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Philadelphia
Sherrod Smith
Toix
O'Mara
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Wheat
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Zincep
Waller
Adame
Miller
Eastman Triumphs Over Dixie Ramblers In Ten Inning Classic
Eastman Georgia on June 2 17 hosted a standout baseball game as Eastman defeated the Dixie Ramblers 4 to 2 in ten innings. Ed Cook of the Ramblers and Maltby of Eastman belted homers with the game tied 2 2 in the tenth. The meet was praised as one of the prettiest ball games seen at the local diamond.
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Eastmin
Eastman
Dixie Ramblers
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Clements
Ed Cook
Ramblers
Maltby
Companies E and H Best Riflemen in Army
Seattle Wash June 2 For the second consecutive year Companies E and H Fourteenth United States infantry stationed at Fort Sawtege Washington established the lead in rifle marksmanship. The two companies returned from annual range practice with a total of 71 expert riflemen. Company H produced 24 sharpshooters and 13 marksmen while Company E had 39 expert riflemen with no sharpshooters or marksmen disabled. Not one man in either company was left unqualified.
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Wash
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Federal League Tie Up as Teams Split Results
Baseball summaries describe Kanaan City and Pittsburg battling for first place in the Federal League with a 4 to 0 score. Chicago's strong pitching by Plank and Prendergast figures, while St Louis slips to third. Newark defeats Baltimore in twelve innings as cold wind hampers play. In another note, a Japanese military air segment mentions twelve airplanes and a dirigible.
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Chikago
Mank
Prendergast
Plank and Hartley
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Newark
Baltimore
Baltimores
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New
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