Crackers and Travelers Split Double Header in Little Rock
In Little Rock on June 1, Perry and teammates scattered hits to win the second game 4 to 1 as Lee and Alanning led Crackers with strong bats. Rumler stole bases and Manning drove in two runs, while Couchman relieved in the later innings. Tomorrow features another double header with Hiete Thompson and Hast Day listed as probable pitchers for Little Rock.
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Federal League doubleheader ends with Brooklyn loss and Buffalo win
In a split doubleheader, Buffalo defeated Brooklyn 9 to 3 in the first game while Brooklyn won the second 6 to 2. Louden and McDonald belted home runs in the third inning of the late contest, sealing Buffalo’s defeat of Brooklyn. President Robertson announced Harry Lord will manage Buffalo, replacing Becker, and will continue to play third base. St Louis defeated Chicago 9 to 3 as Groom fanned five. Kansas City topped Pittsburg 5 to 3 helped by a wild seventh inning. New York and Baltimore had an off day.
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Innin
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Winge
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Savannah Wins First Game In South Atlantic Series
Savannah defeats Augusta 5 to 4 in Augusta on June 4 as Smallwood allows one hit. Harper leaves the box in seventh. Winchell finishes. Batteries: Smallwood, Harper, Winchell, Eubanks. Time 1:50. Umpire Lewie. BABIES Senate 61 SCOUTS 3, BABIES 2: Albany and Jacksonville split a doubleheader, Albany taking 2-0 while Jacksonville wins 6-2. Alton homers, Pearson struggles. Hitchcock wilds in third, relief by Shirley. Time 1:40. Umps Lauzen and Lacon. Columbia defeats Charleston 8-2 behind Spalding, FIllingim takes first loss. McNally and Correll spark offense. Time 2:02. Foxes beat Tigers 3-1 at Columbus as Hawkins holds Macon to two hits until late rally. Time 1:36. Umpire Vitter.
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Sunday Sports Snapshot From Nationwide Baseball Results
A jumble of scores from the North Carolina and Virginia leagues, plus American Association and International League results. Highlights include Greensboro, Durham, and Charlotte in NC, Norfolk and Petersburg in Virginia, and a note on Buffalo and Montreal games delayed. The section promises Sunday features, including the Southers Golf Tournament outline, big league averages, Ty Cobb updates, and an amateur page with results from Atlanta.
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White Sox and Red Sox battle as Boston wins six runs
Boston defeats Chicago 6 to 2 in a game highlighted by two errors and late scoring. Collins doubled and Wagner contributed for the Red Sox while Scott received support from Weaver and Collins. Speaker left early after being struck on the head but should be ready tomorrow.
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Galls edge Lookouts in erratic 10th inning win
In Chattanooga Tennessee June 4, Mobile Gulls beat Lookouts 6 to 5 after a late error allowed the winning run in the tenth. Townend was the only effective of four Chattanooga pitchers amid numerous miscues and scattered hits.
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Burke
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World Champions Fall to Boston in Exhibition Baseball
Toronto Internationals defeated the world champion Boston Nationals 5 to 1 in an exhibition game today. Boston fielded its regular team. Luque and Kocher starred for Boston while Torén and 0. Hess and Tragesser pitched for Toronto.
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Sporting editor answers bets on Atlanta and Memphis games
The sporting editor addresses questions about betting on two games. He states he will not bet on one side without both. if bets are called off, the bets should be canceled. He notes Atlanta winning and Memphis not playing as part of the discussion, reflecting a cautious stance on wagers.
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Bowin
Federals Board Meeting Today in Chicago
The Federal league board of managers will meet in Chicago tomorrow to discuss the baseball situation. President James A. Gilmore said no major items are before them.
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Federal League
James A. Gilmore
Newnan Defeats Griffin in Second Game of Series
Newnan won the second game against Griffin by 7 to 3 as Flynn and Mackie starred for Newnan. Nabors pitched well, allowing six hits. Also reports Talladega beat LaGrange 5 to 2, with Allison, Garrett, and Bradley standout, plus Rome edged by 14 to 4 in a pitchers duel between Sigmon and Aron.
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Lowden
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Brunswick 1 Waycross 0 in Georgia League action
Brunswick edged Waycross 1 to 0 in a pitching duel as McFarlan doubled scoring Nance on a second inning hit. Umpire controversy after Clark was ruled out in the first. Also reports Gainesville beat Thomasville 2 to 1 and Dothan defeated Valdosta 5 to 2 in games across the circuit.
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Brooklyn doubles past Pittsburg in early Western invasion
Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 8 to 1 as Pfeffer allowed four hits and got early support from Stengel and Myers. The Pirates scored in the fifth and sixth but were unable to close the gap while Cooner was chased from the mound in the sixth.
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Anderson Meets Travis For Title
Walter J. Travis of Garden City and John G. Anderson of Boston now New York won their third round and semifinal matches at Apawamis. They advance to the 6 hole final to decide the Metropolitan Golf Association title with Travis aiming to add a fourth crown.
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Englewood
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TIM HURST DIES AT 64 FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE UMPIRE
Pottsville Pa June 4 Tim Hurst longtime major league baseball umpire died suddenly at a friend's Mineraville home aged 64 from indigestion He began in the Southern League thirty three years ago after volunteering to umpire in a deciding game Known for his colorful plate call and later work in real estate in Far Rockaway NY He was also noted as a sprinter in his youth
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Jeague Thiry
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Hurat
Far Rockaway
Hickory Level Wins Nine to Four In Georgia League Play
Hickory Level defeated Banning 9 to 4 at Level, Ga. on June 4. Key moments included Morris’s clutch hitting, Wells’s stellar fielding, and Willis’s strong pitching, highlighted by the standout all around performance from Hickory.
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Morris
Wella
Willis
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Carleton Smith Wins His Match at Richmond
In Richmond Virginia on June 4 C F Smith of Atlanta Southern champion upset Fred C Inman of New York 6-3 6-4 to reach the men's singles final at the Country Club of girls. Whitehead and Tunstall of Norfolk won their doubles match 6-2 6-2 in the first round. Tomorrow T R Pell will defend his title in the challenge cup with finals set for morning play.
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Eastern Tennis Team Named for Panama-Pacific
New York June 4 The tour carteyn atates technix players who will compete for the Panama Pacific championship at San Francisco were named today by the United States National Lawn Tennis association. Norris Williams captain. Watson M Washburn and Georges M Church. Dean Mathey. The first two Harvard men Kareh ana Mathey Princeton. Church and Mathey form the doubles pair. Preparatory matches begin in the National Clay Court championship at Pittsburg on June 28.
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United States National Lawn
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Pittsburg
Hawkinsville Routs Eastman In Second Series Game
Hawkinsville manhandles Eastman 3 to 1 in the afternoon game, with George Wynne tossing seven strikeouts and allowing one hit. Clements of Eastman hit a three-base hit and scored on a Wright sacrifice. Umpire Jordan.
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