Errors Let Travelers Take The Lead In Crackers Game
Little Rock opened the Atlanta series with a 2 to 1 victory over the Crackers as Moran nursed a thigh strain. Fincher and Elwert sparked a key third inning, Jantzen scored both runs, and Kelly’s pitching aided by fielding miscues by Sid Smith helped Travelers seize the win.
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Cracker combination shines as Braves fall short in loss
In Atlanta, Fincher pitches well but errors and a costly seventh inning cost the team. Lee exits after a dispute over a called third out while Eibel reaches plate later. Ble jand niga collects two hits including a fifth inning triple as Utne Cracker trio Williams Blaland and Eibel display a dazzling fielding display.
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Jim Lowry Named Boys High Captain
Jim Lowry star of the championship Tors' High baseball nine has been elected captain for next season. Johnny McEirey becomes manager. Boys High completed a highly successful athletic year by winning four events and placing second in this one. They claimed the football title last fall, then swept basketball tennis and baseball. only the Dropbank meet was lost, finishing second there. Steady Koox is football captain and Len Adams leads the basketball squad. track captain yet to be announced. Southern Express seeks a game for Saturday afternoon.
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Aome Tme
Standings and matchups from early baseball leagues
standings show Southern Atlanta in Little Rock and Brooklyn in Pittsburg with American and Federal League games noted. Lively pairings include Jacksonville at Albany for a three game set, and regional clashes across Georgia Alabama Tennessee and nearby states with many city names rendered phonetically.
Darien Defeats Legal Team In Pitchers Duel
In Glennville on June 3, Darien edged the legal team 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Manson and Hutchina spun shutouts early, with a seventh inning rally aided by a walk and two hits. An error and a lone single completed the scoring for Darien.
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Memphis Beats New Orleans 16 to 2 in Eighth Inning
In Memphis, an error by New Orleans and two triples sparked a big eighth inning, delivering a 16 to 2 victory. Weaver homered, Wellman and Ragby contributed. Williams, Coyle, and McDermott had multiple hits as Memphis exploded late.
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Phillies edge Dodgers 2 1 on errors in Brooklyn win
National League game in Brooklyn saw Philadelphia defeat Brooklyn 2 to 1 as O Mara and Miller made costly errors late. Mayer earned the win with solid support including two double plays. Appleton was charged with the loss in his return.
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Moses Ladies Pitch Shuts Out Gullmt Augusta 3–0 at Warren Park
Charleston sparking start fall short as Moses holds Augusta to two baserunners through eight, Davenport drives in a run after South’s single. Final 3–0 with Charleston nine safeties, South perfect support in key innings.
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Hawkinaville opens season with 2–0 win over Eastman
Hawkinaville, Ga, June 3 Hawkinaville defeats Eastman 7–0 in the season opener. Highlights include Godwin Norrin and Byrd turning a double play and a one handed catch by Davenport. Gheesling pitched well despite seven hits as Hawkingville wins 6–0 in another box score note.
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Norrin
Byrd
Davenport
Simas
Georgia League Warerom and Towns in a Rough Day
Special reports from Georgia League games show Thomasville and Waycross slipping to tight losses as Wingus is limited by Vaiden. Riggina hits a home run in the fifth. double plays end rallies on both sides. Valdosta punishes Eddy with 15 runs as errors plague Gainville, while Dothan overtakes Brunswick 6 to 5 after late rallies.
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Brooklyn Wins Twinbill in Federal League Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Buffalo 16 7 and 3 1 in a two game set at Buffalo. Schulz and Upham star in two long contests as Brooklyn seizes early leads, later overcoming scattered hits. A second article notes St Louis edging Chicago 3 2 and Pittsburg topping Kansas City 2 1 as league play continues.
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White to box Thomas in Boston bout June 8
Chicago July to June 3 report matches Charlie White against French lightweight champion Charien Thomas for twelve rounds in Boston on June 8. They set a 193 pound weigh in at 3 p.m. White, riding a five bout knockout streak, seeks another victory.
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Charlie White
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Newnan Beats Griffin In Series Opener 9 To 1
Newnan defeated Griffin 9 to 1 in the opener of the series at Newnan Ga. Wahiney pitched well allowing only two hits while Ostendorff, Anderson and Shannon handled the catching. Griffin’s Oatendorf was wild, walking many, as Rome, Jan 5 noted a Rome 2 to 4 loss with King pitching well for Rome.
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Tennille Defeats Louisville 6 to 0 on Diamond
Tennille and Louisville met on the former’s diamond with Tennille, led by the Macon Ramblers and Loulavine’s lineup, losing 6 to 0. Loulavine’s team made several errors while Bennico’s battery held to eight hits, with Wilson opposing Baxter.
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