Richbourg Leads Southern Batters in Hitting Pace
Nashville stars Richbourg and Halley boost Southern Association averages as Memphis and Birmingham chase. Mutule leads with 145 runs allowed, Murray and Uusler top plate appearances. several pitchers shine. In National League Cy Williams excels with 18 homers, and Ruth trails Williams in batting while dominating headlines. American League sees Ruth's 9 homers and 341 average as top performers with Pennoack Naylor undefeated among leaders.
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Sally League siacon Wins two in doubleheader
Macon baseball team, trailing in the Sally league, climbed from cellar rank by beating Columbia 7 to 6 and 14 to 4 in a doubleheader after being moved to Charleston then to the beach country. Gallagher and Henderson worked in the wins as Macon swept seven games under that banner with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Cyrus Williams Hits 19th Home Run in NL Game
In Philadelphia on June 2 Cy Williams belted his 19th homer of the season in the eighth inning of the New York Phillies NL game, driving in a run and edging ahead of Nichols who was pitching for New York.
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National League Highs Homer Wins Over Boston
Boston lost 4 to 2 as High hit a fifth inning homer off McNamara with one on for Brooklyn. McCarren's support aided Vance in relief. Benton pitched late. Score by innings shows Brooklyn ahead 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0. Time noted as 1. Giants Have Hard Time. Philadelphia game features New York overcoming Philadelphia with seven runs in late innings.
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Italian fighter Spaltz eyes Dempsey Firpo bout
Ermio Spaltz, the Italian heavyweight, told the Associated Press he is ready to fight Dempsey any day and would like a Firpo match in South America. Meanwhile the Yankees lost their second straight game to the Red Sox by a large margin. Howard Ehmke, from Pullman, Wash, won the intercollegiate track title with 44 1 2 points, ahead of Washington and Oregon colleges in a Pacific Northwest meet.
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Holland Reaches Davis Cup Semi Finals in Five Match Tie
Noordwijk Holland June 2 By the Associated Press Holland gains a Davis Cup semi final berth after defeating Italy in singles and doubles to secure three of five matches. The series winner has a bye to the second round.
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Associated Press
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Colombo
Heyer Leads Club Shoo Heyer Leads Club Shoo
Tom Heyer led the weekly shoot at the Atlanta Gun Club with a perfect 49 of 50 in singles. W. H. Perrin and Dr. J. Clari followed with 48. multiple shooters tied for third. In doubles, Dr. Alford won with 93, followed by Wright, McKenzie, and Heyer at 22. Various shooters posted scores across singles, doubles, and handicap events.
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Br. T. S. de . Brad ‘Timms
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W. J. Timms
CI League Pl a Te ams in Georgia Rail way and Power win
The article reports multiple high school and team results in a chaotic, OCR distorted style. Georgia Railway and Power defeated Western Electric 7 to 1 at Wiedmont Park with noted pitchers and fielding, while Commodore Feds beat West Point in a fast game highlighted by TLabens and Morgan. Additional lines mention the Axagas and Southern Bell in a tense league contest.
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Western Electric
HR. Smith and Fincher
Reisod
Dowda
Commodore
West Point
Morgan Caugh
Crackers Hold Off Barons In Tight 3 1 Win
Atlanta Crackers win 3 to 1 at Little Rock against the Birmingham Barons. Walker took two innings to yield runs while Robinson allowed only one, Karr starred in the field, and Stuffy Stewart collected two hits. A sensational running catch by Clarke in the sixth ended a Barons threat.
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Crackers Set to Return for Extended Ponce de Leon Stand
After a week absence the Crackers, led by Manager Miller, return to Ponce de Leon Park Wednesday to host Manager Dunn's Barons for four days. The Birmingham series opens the homestand with matchups against Birmingham, Memphis, Willie Rock, Chattanooga, and Nashville, ending June 23. A doubleheader with Little Rock is slated for Saturday. The road trip yielded strong pitching from Dumo and solid hitting from Karr, though the team remains four or five games out of first, and fans expect improved play during the extended home stretch at Ponce Leon.
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