Time to report delays and star athletes in a chaotic season
Report notes players bought by Southern League teams slow to join new clubs with Coleman missing in action for over a week. Herman Schaffer entertains fans again on coaching lines for the Washington Americans. Ad Wolgast aims to defend 133-pound lightweight title amid chatter of challengers. Giants suffer injuries to seven players while McGraw builds a deep, cohesive machine with strong pitching and bench. J4CK GRANEY is a valuable bat for the Cleveland Naps, while George Horine of California eyes Olympic high jump glory with a world record attempt in practice at Travers Island.
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Coleman
Charley Hemphill
Herman Schaffer
Washington Americans
St. Louis
Schaefers
Browns
AD Wolgast
Senate
Puttt
Wotzast
J4ck
Graney
Eveland Naps
Sevje Fiteen
George Horine
Leland Stanton
California
United States
Travers Island
Double Bill Postponed With One Game Saturday
Heavy rains left the Crackers and Pecans game at Ponce de Leon in mud and water. Only one game will be played at 2 45 this afternoon to allow Pelicans to catch a train for Sunday in Montgomery. Prospective lineups include Hemphill’s pitchers Brady or Hassell and Donahue behind the plate for the Crackers. Wagner and Haigh for the Pelicans. Coleman may join in at third if he arrives. The two postponed games will be made up as doubleheaders July 11 and 12 when the Birds return to Atlanta.
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Crackers
Ponce Dea Leon
Pelicanga
Jim Brady
Clarence Hassell
Hemphill
Pat Donahue
Ivan Wagner
Haigh
Pelicans
Coleman
Alperman
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Amateur leagues schedule list for Atlanta city games
Local amateur leagues list today games across multiple parks with Inman Yards vs Red Seal at Hills Park and Southern Bell vs Moose at Brisbane Park among others. A Commercial League meeting set for 8 o’clock tonight at the College Co op inviting new entrants.
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Inman Yards
Red Seal
Hills Park
Southern Bell
Moose
Brisbane Park
Southern Shops
Fairburn
Commercial League
College Co-op
Peachtree Street
Cunningham Trophy Golf Event Set for June Proceedings
The Atlanta Athletic Club announces the W. W. Cunningham trophy schedule with a June 29 qualifying round. Players qualify from scratch and match play aligns to club handicaps. First and second rounds must finish by July 6, with finals by July 7.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
W. W. Cunningham
South Atlantic Baseball Roundup Opens With Rain Delays
In Macon Georgia on June 7 rain-soaked grounds delayed play as Albany tied 1-1 after seven innings. Voss pitched well late for Albany while Lowrey fueled Macon’s offense. a doubleheader was planned if weather cleared. In Columbus Savannah, Woolf halted the visitors 2-0 with a strong start as rain ended the game in the sixth. Columbus led 3-0 in the sixth before rain ended play.
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Foxes
Indians
Columbus
Woolf
Savdnnah
Bennett
Siason
Sisson
Manning
Wolf
R.he
Savann Seny
Ana
Kebs
Armiiaire Per Giebel Ie
U. Ernest Clabe
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Pirates Blank Doves as Pittsburg Tops Boston 4 0
In Boston, June 7 Pittsburg shut out Boston 4 0 as Wilson homered and the pirates held the home club scoreless through nine innings. Pitchers Ekgon Hogg Kling for Boston and Hendrix Kelly for Pittsburg worked 2 07. ump Temper Eason Johnstone.
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Pirates
Doves
Boston
Pittsburg
Wilson
Ekgon
Hogg
Kling
Hendrix
Kelly
Eason
Johnstone
Atlanta Golfer Loses Semi Final to W P Stewart
An Atlanta golfer failed to reach the final after a semi final loss to W P Stewart on the last hole. The match decided the advancing player in a tight finish at the hast event, with Stewart claiming the win and progression to the final round.
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KG Fryrd
Atlanta
W. P. Stewart
Athletics vs Browns battle ends 9 to 4 in Philadelphia
Erratic fielding by Kriel and heavy hitting gave Philadelphia a 9 to 4 win over St. Louis at home. Plank and Egan led the Phillies on offense as Brown and Stephens pitched for St. Louis. time 2 hours with umpires Perrine and Vineen.
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Phillies
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Steele
St. Louis
Magee
Luderus
Brennan
Chalmers
Athletics
Browns
Where They Play Today in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Southern League games listed with New Orleans at Atlanta Pangc da Leon call at 2 45 Birmingham at Nashville Mobile at Memphis Montgomery at Chattanooga. South Atlantic League Albany at Macon Columbia at Jacksonville Bavantah at Columbus. National League Feiti burg at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York 8 Letting in Philadelphia American League Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Beaton at Detroit New York at Cleveland. Only 1.00 Now pare ntees Springs.
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New Orleans
Atlantia
Pangc' da Leon
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Albany
Macon
Columbia
Jacksonville
Bavantah
Columbus
National League
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
American League
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St. Louie
Beaton
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Cleland
Southern League
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Montgomery Memphis
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St Louis
Byrd Loses Semi Finals In Southern Golf Meet
Nelson M Whitney and W P Stewart won their semi final matches in Chattanooga Tennessee on June 7 advancing to the championship. Whitney defeated J R England Jr 3 2 and Stewart beat F G Byrd 1 up. Other New Orleans players A F Schwartz and Whitney Boyden also won their quarterfinals. C V Rainwater won the handicap medal with a net 72.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nelson M. Whitney
W. P. Stewart
New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
Whitney
J. &. England, Jr
Little Rock
Stewart
F. G. Byrd
Atlanta
A. F. Schwartz
Whitney Boyden
Schwartz
D. S. Weaver
Memphis
Bouden
Robert Davidson
F. C. Stablmad
Nashville
Ww. A. Knigat
Asheville
Lawson Watts
A. M. Post
Os. L. Probasco
J. W. Stokes
W. A. DeWees
J —. Martin
J. E. Morgan
N. T. Montague
S. J.baxter
R. G. Wat
Yesterday's baseball results across multiple leagues
Yesterday's scores include Southern League Atlanta New Orleans 1 0 Mobile Memphis 0 Chattanooga 8 Montgomery 6 Nashville 4 Birmingham 3 Columbus 2 Savannah 0 Maron 1 Albany 1 National League New York 7 Cincinnati Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 4 Boston 0 Detroit 4 Boston 3 Washington 4 Chicago 2 New York 7 Cleveland 0 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 4 American Association Indianapolis 15 Milwaukee 7 Louisville 4 Kansas City 2 Columbia 6 Minneapolis 5 Toledo 16 St Paul 7 Cotton States Yazoo City 5 Jackson 1 Greenwood 4 Columbus 3 Vicksburg 1 Meridian 0 International League Baltimore 16 Newark 4 Jersey City 10 Providence 4 Rochester 8 Buffalo Montreal 2 Toronto Southeastern League Bessemer 3 Huntsville 6 Huntsville T Home 2 Anniston 1 Home 2 Anniston 0 Gadeden Selma 1 Virginia League Portsmouth Roanoke Petersburg 7 Danville 3 Norfolk 5 Newport News 1 Richmond 4 Lynchburg 2 Kitty League Hopkinsville 10 Evansville 4 Clarksville Cairo 8 Henderson 5 Paducah 3 Appalachian League Bristol 6 Morristown 5 Bristol 10 Morristown Johnson City 2 Knoxville 0 Johnson City 4 Knoxville 0 Asheville 4 Cleveland 2 Carolina Association Winston-Salem 6 Spartanburg 2 Winston-Salem 4 Spartanburg 1 Charlotte Greenville rain Anderson 6 Greensboro 3 Anderson 0 Greensboro 0</S>
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Portsmouth-Roanoke
Iain
Petersburg
Danville
Norfolk
Newport News
Richmond
Lynchburg
Hopkinsville
Evansville
Clarkavivie
Cairo
Henderson
Paducah
Gulf States Tennis Starts Next Week in New Orleans
New Orleans June 7 Preparations near completion for the Gulf States tennis tournament. Morning matches on the first two days, then afternoons only. Prizes are abundant. Defending champion Harry Idener of Chicago expected to pair with intercollegiate champ Fred Harris. Doubles holders Harvey and Paul McQuiston of Texas expected to arrive soon. W M Sanders and Leroy Cooper of Memphis listed among players. Whitridge elected president of Automobile Club of America at New York meeting.
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New Orleans
Plonsa
Gulf States
Harry Idener
Chicago
Fred Harris
Niagara Falls
H. M. Whitney
Harvey
Paul McQuiston
Texas
W. M. Sanders
Leroy Cooper
Memphis
Lost Cole men of Yanks: Coleman missing after sale
Curtis Coleman, sorrel-topped infielder recently bought by the Crackers from the New York Americans, is missing. A wire to Wolverton said he left Detroit for New York, another to New York confirmed his departure, but his whereabouts remain unknown as he was due in Detroit days ago and reporters note his expected arrival has stalled.
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Curtis Coleman
New York
MemphIs Pitched Great Ball In City Game
Memphis uses strong pitching by Kislinger with nine strikeouts as Eisainger leads a win. Long scores the visitors lone run in the first on an error and Gardella's single. Box score notes errors by Starr Crandall and Maloney. Memphis tallies 10 runs in late frames for a 10 6 0 finish. Other city games include Nashville beating Birmingham 8 4 and Chattanooga defeating Montgomery 8 6 in a high scoring day.
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Biton
Speaker
Jones
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Stanage
Connolly
Hart
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Prenninger
Prizes to be Decided After Saturdays Crackers Series
Prizes for top batting average, long drive, and best pitcher in the Cracker series will be decided if the Pelicans game is played. East and Sykes tie at two hits in four, Muse line of George Muse & Company offers a long-drive hat, Parka Chambers Hardwick hat for best bat ting average, East leads with a three-bagger, Bailey drives in the lone Wednesday run, and Law Brothers prize for the pitcher of the best game. Two rainouts dampen the contest.
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Pelicans
Atlanta
East
Sykes Fead
Parka-Chambers-Hardwick Company
George Muse & Company
Walter East
Harry Bailey
Maler & Berkele
Law Hrothers
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