Mlay Replaces Camp Skinner In Outfield Today at Park
Local baseball notes report Camp Skinner failing to meet outfield expectations for the Crackers. Henry Allen details Barber’s return from Brooklyn, Skinner’s uncertain status, and Atlanta’s road trip results including Memphis and Birmingham games. Oscar Taero to start mound duty against the Barons. team to resume home games at Poncey Park.
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Mlay
Skinner
Pisfice de Leon Park
Henry Allen
Barber
Infieldep
Chicago Nationals
Brooklyn
Cracker
Jack Corlett
Iber
Crackers
Provident Corbett
Wimmet
Shreveport
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Atlanta
Ebbetts
Denckers
Corbett
Eenember
Aquad
Turner
Chicago
Hity Mof Tle
Memphis
Rain Gods
Little Rock
Kid Elberfell
Hirmingham
Agin
Chichsa
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Mock
Nashville
Poncey
Jane Will Lava
Sumlay
Oscar
Taero
Miller
Rarons
Euere
Barons
Mike Hurdo
Wilson Constitution Golf Pro Team to Play
Stewart Chalmers, golf pro at Analey Park, resigns to manage golf and tennis at King Hardware. Tommy Wileyyn to replace him, Wilson to retire at Ansley Park. The Constitution schedules a fourth round clash with The Journal as Henry the pitcher tops The Constitution roster. Employers urged to attend at Almand Park to support the team.
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Wilson
Stewart Chalmers
Analey Park
King Hardware Company
Tommy Wileyn
Stewart Maiden
Fast Lake Counters
Ansley Fark
Atlanta
Ansley Park
Constitution
Journal
Pers
Georgia
Muller
The
Henry
Almand
All Favorites Win in Woman's Golf Tournament
Thiladelpha June 5 St Losia Rommel Yard pitched poorly, four rava, and was replaced in the fifth. G&G Louie won 10 to 3. Facing Shocker, the locals had no chance to overcome the big lead. Lut siz hits by the Athleticn up to seventh, when Shocker injured a finger and retired. Kolp pitched well late.
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Rommel
Columbus boxing refined by ace referees and top announcer
Columbus fans applaud Captain Fay Smith and Sergeant Stewart as top referees in the Stribling Darcy bout with no one allowed to shirk. Lieutenant Brooke Leman, Camp Benning, delivers an outstanding show announcing, while Atlanta learns from Columbus fans and Legion post backing for dependable fistic cards.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Stribling
Darcy
Stewart
Brooke Leman
Camp Benning
Fat Elrod
Elrod
Brooke
Muscogee County
Georgia
Legion Post
Post
Insurance Teams Play Insurance Teams Play
In Piedmont park the Hartford Insurance company beat Fireman's Fund by 3 to 3 in a well played Insurance league contest. Both pitchers led with strong work as Woody Starnes struck out 14 and had the lone hit for his club. Dowdle fanned nine, allowed one hit, and assisted three times. Zebel led at bat with three hits and also caught.
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M. D. Gleason
Piedmont Park
Hartford Insurance Company
Fireman’s Fund
Woody Starnes
Fireman's Fund
Dowdle
Starnes
Zebel
Baseball results across leagues yesterday in Atlanta
Scores listed from the Southern to Cotton States leagues show Atlanta area teams with Birmingham, New Orleans, Memphis and others posting wins and losses. Key results include Nashville 32 Cincinnati 1 and Cleveland 6 Boston 10, plus regional standouts like Greenville 10 9 and Charlotte 16 14.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Mabile
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
Cleveland
Boston
St. Tonls
Calladelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chien
Greenville
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Columbia
Augusta
Macon
Florida State League
Petersburg
Daytona
Bradentown
Orlando
Tempe-Lekeland
Ala
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Innlage
Toledo
Minnenalis
Indianapolis
Millwaukee
Ininga
Kansas City
Rochester
Tuffalo
Readng
Newark
Joseph
Sioux City
Oklahoma ,City
Omaha
Tulsa
Denver
Wichita
Dea Moines
Portsmouth
Heterelaine
Rocky Moont
Norfolk
Wilson
Tichmond
Appalachian League
Yohneon City
Knoxville
Kinganort
Greeneville
Morristown
Bristol
Western Association
McMester
Wy Joplin
Springfield
Ardmore
Clarkadale
Laurel
Wou
Lest
Pet
Nash de
Hattanooga
Mobile
Memohles
Tirming Bar
Lattice Muck
Cin ‘An
Thiladelphia
BAS Detryit
St. Louis
Rowton
Washingt Dees
Chicago We
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New Yorkfs Oh
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St. Louis Rrr
Cheng
Ao Philaduipata
Grevoville
Spatmburg
Colmbia
Macco
Roohlyn
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Gradentowa
Orlendy
North Carolina Wins Commencement Game at Trinity
Durham June 5 Special The University of North Carolina baseball club defeated Trinity College 5 to 3 before about 2 500 spectators on Aunes field during Trinity College’s seventy first commencement. The game featured errors and strong play on both sides with key plays including a double play Pewpster to Smith and two base hits by Meffen Shuler Turner Dempster. Sanderson pitched for Trinity and Ferebee for UNC with umpires Cameron and Tunne. Attendance listed as 3 500.
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Boston
Indians
Roston
Cale
Mase
Wardn Lard Todas
Cleve- Burns
Mewillan
Fensterlut
Bares
Inud
Quinn
Cleveland
Easton
Bass
Bolle
Tre
Thie
Tedwards
Ehmbe
Minothy Ermke i . Attuck
Edwards
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Unie
Quan
Ehmke
Burma
Jamieson
Warihs
Ak U Roeshel
Amd Hildebrandt
Kowland
Brower
Sumina
Ita J. Bewell
Gole
Enon
Natroit
Re Edwards
Beb i Haney
Cobb
Fothercill
RosTov
Dome E Veach
Mitchell
Heilmann
Teormer
Cutshaw
Istgnes
An . A
Cole
Fenaior
Q'Neil
Evens
Edwarda
Harrie
Ghoerity
A . Claveland
Ruel
Neton
Rummery
Harris
Fiag- Tucary
Tushelt
Poostedd
Washington
Yankees
New York Americans
New York
Chicago
Calling
Meunel
Ward
Strink
Scott
Witt
Thea
Tlooner
McClellan
Collins
Sheel
Falk
Komm
Schalk
Robertson
Strunk
Hofmann
Wengough
Domes
Shawkey
Maya
Rao
ErRan
Sheely
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Smith
Durham
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Aunes Field
University of North Carolinna
Trinity College
Trinity
Tate
Wonder Trinity
Ferebee
Cameron
Tunne
Firpo Faces Repeated Setbacks In Havana Barnstorm
In Havana Luis Angel Firpo endures a string of bad luck as opponents fall through and rain delays force postponements. First Joe White scores a knockout, then a fresh foe arrives but rain and low crowd size push events past a rescheduled date. A roofed venue is rented for the next attempt, while a separate note mentions Hawaii sugar yields averaging 40 tons per acre.
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Havana
Cuba
Luis Angel Firpo
Joe White
Hawaii
Winners in initial round of Atlanta Women’s Golf event
Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Bradley win early matches at Brookhaven while other flights produce decisive results. Exciting play noted between Mrs. Goldsmith and Mrs. Cooledge. next day pairings set with Robinson Bradley Williams leading first flight contenders. Collett Stirling lead in Eastern Golf Association championship after second round at Whitemarsh.
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Robinson
Williams
Bradley
Brookhaven
Clarence Bradley
Atlanta Woman's Golf Association
Brookhaven Country Club
Atlanta Woman's Gelf Association
Lee Giblin
Ed. Robinson
C. W. Bielfuss
L. W. Granade
L. J. Robinson
T. T. Williams
Mae O’brien
J. B. Jagoe
Howard Muse
Charles M. Sciple
J. B. Rowe
Cyrus Strickler
Charles V. Cornell
Birs
Cornell
Alexa Stirling
Miss Collett
Philadelphia
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. T
Naional Golf Chummon
Whitemarsh
Atlanta
Murs Stirling
H. Arnot Jackson
Greenwich
Conn
Tromily Campbell Hurd
Merion Cricket Cub
Roland
Barlow
Merion
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