Crackers put in strong line with Lookouts notes
The article praises the Crackers and Lookouts with references to players like Tommy Bong and Captain Harry. It highlights strong pitching and fielding, mentions Perry Adair’s support in Atlanta, and notes roster changes from Reisig to Howell, Bassette, and Quarders. Captain Harry and Tyree draw attention as key prospects for future success.
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Captain Harry
Tommy
M'Cormick
Big Boose
Reisig
Howell
Bassette
Pittcher Quarders
Five In A Row Early Game Today
Atlanta Crackers hammer three New Orleans pitchers to win 11 to 6 on Ladies Day. Captain Harry Welchence leads with two homers and three runs batted in as Cracker hitters surge in front of Emmet Key Perryman and Jim Bagby in the Nashville bound finale.
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Calle King
Direk Jeminen
Harry Welchence
Crackers
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Kircher
Bibel
Starr
McConnell
Welch
Babel
Barbare
Burns
Lindsay
Flanagan
Pels
Emmet Key Perryman
Em? Smith
Jim Bagby
Pers
Memphis Takes Montgomery 5 to 4 in Southern League
In a tight Southern League game Memphis beat Montgomery 5 to 4 behind steadier pitching from Goulait and base stealing, with seven stolen bases aiding the home team. Scoring details show Memphis taking the lead early and holding on through the late innings despite Montgomery’s two late pushes.
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Mempais
Jenn
Bugeher
Goulait
Montgomery
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Holleran
Coyle
Rakerit
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Buscher
Scora
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Vees
Rrors
Shanley
Snedecor
Gribbin
Mullen
Dunckel
Hollander
Muncer
McDermott
Schlei
Daly
Cagie
Buseher
Kellum
Serin
Youthful Adair Triumphs Over Whitney In Memphis Finals
In a Memphis finals clash at the state golf meet Adair, the Atlanta youth, defeated Whitney 1 up 3 to win the title after a long pair of matches. The morning round featured Whitney and Jacoby halving several holes with key putts deciding early momentum.
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Adair
Whitney
Memphis
Whiner Torna
Takimus
Jacoby
Doubleheader splits as Tigers edge Browns then routs them
Detroit defeats St. Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings in game one while the Tigers win the second game 8 to 0, called after five innings to let the Browns catch a train. Poor fielding and timely hitting keyed Detroit’s victory in game two. St. Louis led early but Detroit pulled away.
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Tigers
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St. Louis
Detroits
R. H.E St. Louis
Hamilton
James
Halmgardner
Agnew
Dubuc
Stanage
Connolly
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Jamea
Crossin
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McKee
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Rein
Ritchie Welsh bout date moved to July in London
Chicago report confirms Willie Ritchie versus Freddie Welsh for the lightweight title will be held in London on July 4, postponed from June 30. The Ritchie camp plans to depart Chicago Wednesday for England while attending to travel arrangements.
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London
Chicago
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Hitchie
England
Georgia League results highlight regional baseball games
Waycross beat Cordele 6 to 5 as Warwick and Covener divided pitching duties. Thomasville edged Brunswick 2 to 1 behind solid pitching from Day. Valdosta topped Americus 5 to 4 in a late rally with Zapke O'Brien and Manchester riddling the scoreboard. Umpires were Chappelle Collins and Gentle.
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R.W.E
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Schuman
Collins
Valdosta
Americus
Zapke
O'Brien
Andrews
Dacey
Manchester
Gentle
Unclear 1900s Baseball Schedules Across Multiple Leagues
Fragmented list of league matchups and city pairings including Southern and American leagues. Reads like OCR of scattered game notes with many misspellings and partial team names. Highlights cities such as New Orleans Atlanta Mobile Nashville and Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Rome Selma Anniston Cordele Americus Valdosta.
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Opelika
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Indianapo
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Pitebure
Taladege
Kandy
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National League Cubs Triumph in Brooklyn Invasion
Cubs defeat Dodgers 9 to 5 in Brooklyn as Allen struggles, Pfeffer and Miller contribute late hits. In New York, St Louis rallies to beat New York 8 to 3 with four eighth inning runs. Phillies overpower Pirates 13 to 3 behind sharp batting and errors by Pittsburgh. Doves down Reds 7 to 2 as Boston bats explode in defeat of Cincinnati.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
Chicago Nationals
Allen
Pfaifar
Turbine
RH. E
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Vaughn
Archer
Pfeffer
Miller
Tima
Quigley and Emslie
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Mayer
Wagner
McQuillan
O'Foole
Mamux
Gibson
Kafore
Moran
Orth
Byron
Doves
Reds
Boston
South Atlantic Foxey 5 Indiana 4 baseball recap
Disjointed box score style report lists multiple games with scattered scores and innings. Foxey defeats Indiana 5 to 4 in a tight finish, with unclear inning-by-inning details and pitcher batteries noted. Other matches include Columbus and Macon in uneven scoring lines and a Charleston win over Jacksonville.
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Indiana
Savannah
Columbus
Maser
Smith
Redding
Krebs
du Umpitre
Moran
Gulls
Tabier
Albany
Charleston
South and Wells
Foaters
Marshall Time
jPender
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Columbia
Jacksonville
Averett
Chalker
Wilder
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Tune
Vitter
Federal League scores and innings roundup
In a series of games, Buffalo defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 with early big innings. Baltimore slugs Pittsburgh 14 to 3 as a high scoring affair. St Louis edges Hawaii City 2 to 1 in a tight contest. Kansas City falls to Kansas City 7 to 2. Chicago beats Indianapolis 5 to 4 in a close finish.
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Hawaii City
RH. E. St. Laws
Kansas City
Groom
Simon
Virginia and nearby leagues report varied results
In Virginia League Ports and Richmon d beat Norf ord 5 to 2 while Roanoke edged Norfolk 3 to 2. Newberry, Newas, Peether 0. North Carolina League teams Apehv le 3 beat Durham 2 and Greenbats 4 beat Raiesh 3 with Charlotte 2 over Winston Salem. American Association Louisville and Cats 2 defeated Cleveland and Indianapolis 4 as others postponed. International Force Port o 10 Mont and Baltimore 7 Providence 6 New York 6 Jersey City 6 Buffalo Rochester rain. Texas League Fort Worth 6 Wichita 4, Heaart 11 San Antonio 10 Dallas 9, Austin 2, Houston 7, Galveston 9. Appalachian Morris n 3 Knowle 2 Haran 6 Midloro 4.
National Agencies Urged For Unemployed Labor
Washington June 5 National legislators hear a delegation of sociological workers urge federal action to address unemployment. They back the Murdock plan for a national employment agency and MacDonald bill to place employment services in post offices nationwide. Speakers argue only the federal government can coordinate a national program.
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Case Labor Committee
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MacDonald
John B. Andrews
Amerian Association For Tabor
Manuel F. Behar
National Liberal Immigration League of
New York City
Joseph Muyper
Northamerican League For Immigrants
Sullivan and Neely win Old Dominion women's doubles title
In Fitchmond on June 6 Mrs Connié Sullivan of Richmond and Miss Carrie Neely of Chicago captured the championship women’s doubles at the Old Dominion Tennis Tournament by defeating Miss Mary Wagner and Miss Claire Cassell of New York in straight sets. They will meet Br Nat Thornton of Atlanta in the final tomorrow for the title.
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Connié Sullivan
Richmond
Carrig Neely
Chicago
Mary Wagner
Claire Cassell
New York
T. T. Pei
Irving Wright
Boston
Ynal Immens
Simates
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Ttle
Minh Wagner
Mra Sullivan
Tom Ming Cassell
Grant
Misethzabeth Moore
Seliyan
Wright
Beals Wright
Muss Cassell
English Polo Team Wins Practice Match
English polo team from Hempswad, NX, defeated a strong second-rate guard team 1 to 0 in a second practice game. Team lineup featured Major H. A. Tomkinson as captain, with George Wheape, Major F. W. Barrett, and Captain Villan Lockett. Opposing players included Alexander Brown of Philadelphia Country Club, Charles Carl Rumsey, Meyerraux-Sblburn, and Malcolm Stevenson. English performance shown strong in attack, American players lagged in defense. The first international match was played at Meaday- Ueogh on Tuesday.
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Ergtsi Polo Callengers
Phe Teset
H. A. Tomkinson
Captan Leshe
St George
Races Set For Cup Class Yachts In Long Island Sound
Arrangements for the fourth Long Island sound cup race between Hewnlale and Vanite were completed today under the Larchmont Yacht Club. The event will be held tomorrow off Parsonage Point near Larshmont, NY.
Georgia Alabama League clash ends 5 to 2 in Selma defeat of Rome
Selma defeated Rome 5 to 2 in a featureless five inning game as Rome errors helped fuel the scarcme. Hoote and Taylor paired in the Selma battery while Gadalen and co. split a slow affair at LaGrange 8 3. Gadalen won a slow game from LaGrange 8 to 3 as Williamson left early, Weston finished. Opelika routed Talladega 19 to 1 with Cantley dominating and Rettig hitting three homers in the blowout.
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Yoo Wooo
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