Lookouts Rally For Eighth Inning Win Over Crackers
In Chattanooga on June 10, Win Ballou pitched seven innings for a strong start spoiled by Lookouts errors. In the eighth inning, Ned Windt singled, Cy Anderson tripled, and Johnny Bates hit a fence-clearing home run to give the Lookouts a 4-2 lead and their sixth straight win. Dick Niehaus baffled Crackers hitters until Bates sparked the comeback with a squeeze bunt and swift baserunning. The Crackers scored twice earlier, but timely hitting and strong defense by Bates and teammates sealed the victory.
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Brooklyn St Louis Game Postponed by Rain
National League report from St Toul Mo dated June 19 notes the Brooklyn and St. Louis game was postponed due to rain.
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Southern League PELS Defeat Vols 4 To 1 In Opener
In New Orleans, Sundy 10, New Orleans beat Nashelle 4 to 1 as Winn, a former Vol, pitched steadily against his old teammates. New Orleans scored early in the first two innings off Darin, while ArcQuitlen relieved.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League led with New York 7 Cleveland 7 Washington 3 and St. Louis 3. National League Chicago 3 Boston 0 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1. Southern League Chattanooga 4 Atlanta 2 New Orleans 4 Nashville 1. American Association Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 4 St Paul 2. International League Buffalo 7 Rochester 5 Jersey City 6 Newark 6 Toronto 15. Texas League Dallas 1 Fort Worth 8 San Antonio 3 Galveston 5. Today’s schedule features three to four games in many circuits and several cross league matchups.
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Memphis Mobile game postponed on wet grounds
Memphis Tenn June 16 The Mobile Philadelphia game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Perrin Athletics Defeat Georgia Weft Point 7–0 at Fort McPherson
Perrin Athletics won a well played game against the Georgia Weft Point railroad nine by 7 to 0 at Fort McPherson on Sunday afternoon before a large crowd. Tom Angley hit a long homer over officers quarters in right field, a feat seen as the longest on the Fort diamond. Sparkling four double plays highlighted the defense, and the Perrin infield backed by strong hitting from Angley Mumford and Vandergriff shut down the Railroad team.
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Rickard Loses Yankee Stadium Fight Plans
NewYork reports Rickard appears to have lost the financial bid for the Yankees new stadium, leaving him with limited options. Jimmy Johnston, the fight man ager, is praised as an organizer at the park and expected to land the Benny Leonard Lew Tendler bout this August. Rickard may stage events at Bosie’s Jersey City acreage or his upper Manhattan Velodrome while scouting draws, with few champions ready to headline.
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Freddie Boorde to Meet Roy Moore in Ten Round Showdown
The all star boxing card promoted by the American Legion lands at Spiller's Open Air arena tonight at 8 30 with Freddie Boorde facing Roy Moore in a ten round bout. Also on the bill Cotton Nelson meets Billy Dale in a ten round semi final while Jackie Cart battles Sailor Vinson in eight rounds and Soldier Tavis faces Hank Griffin in an eight round heavyweight bout.
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Southern Zone Trapshoot Opens At Atlanta Gun Club
The Southern Zone trapshoot begins this afternoon at the Atlanta Gun Club, a three day event through Wednesday. Participants include shooters from Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia with prize money totaling over $1,800 and gold medals for amateur residents of the zone. Notables include Atlanta entrants H. D. Freeman and W. H. Perrin, facing top shooters such as I. M. Troeh of Vancouver and Deer of Guthrie.
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Crackers Rise in Southern Association Standings
Atlanta Crackers sprinted from fifth to third as Southern Association playweek results reshaped the table. Nashville led with six wins in eight. New Orleans won six of nine. Memphis matched six wins. Chattanooga and Mobile dropped. Little Rock topped hits. Birmingham fell to seventh. Travelers kept last. քր
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Jefferies Playing Good Ball This Year
Walt Jefferies captain of the Nugrape team draws favorable comments for this season. He plays a better game now than when he was with Atlanta as a second baseman. Despite almost 20 years in baseball he remains one of the fastest base runners around Atlanta.
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German Professor Finds Birds Blind to Blue Color
A German professor reports birds are color blind to blue due to yellow granules in the retina that filter out blue light rays. The finding suggests avian perception differs from humans and may affect navigation and signaling in birds.
No Jury This Term Cartesville Court
Cartersville Ga June 10 Special Farmers behind in work and farm progress. no jury trials at the June term of the city court opening Monday, announced by Hon William Townsend judge. A vault watchman sees into surrounding passages via mirrors in a new Hollywood bank vault. Tehusra Indian girls wear a twenty dollar gold piece as a pendant on a heavy chain.
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Firpo Knocks Out Herman in Exhibition in Havana
A 7000-strong Latin American crowd in Havana watched Luis Angel Firpo knock out Nickey Jack Herman in just five minutes after a brutal second round punch. Firpo, heavier by 29 pounds and taller, dominated the act while spectators from Buenos Aires Colon and the West Indies filled ringside seats. The arena sold out despite the bout being labeled an exhibition and left many outside eager for a real title clash.
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Siki Plans New York Return After Paris Fight
Battling Siki the Senegalese fighter announces departure for New York on June 22 after a Paris bout on June 16 with Morelle. He refuses to meet Marvel Nilles on July 5 as signed, citing disputed power of attorney among five claimants, while the French boxing federation investigates the affair and may arrange a Nilles bout before Siki sails.
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American jockey wins French Derby at Chantilly
Le Capucin ridden by F Williame won the Jockey Club prize, the French Derby, in a driving finish after a poor start. Nicens was second and Sir Gallahad third with American jockey McGee aboard. The large crowd saw fashion overshadowed by race day cheers and Desgorees secured 208000 francs for the winner, paying backers at 3 to 1.
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British Open Favourites Lead as Hagen Sarazen Drift in Troon
Troon Scotland June 10 Associated Press. Cold winds greet 222 golfers as they settle for the Open ahead with Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen seen as the top favorites to reclaim the trophy. Jim Barnes MacDonald Smith and others loom as dangers while British hopes rest on Duncan and Mitchell with qualifying rounds and two courses ahead.
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New York Teams Lose Ground in Pennant Race
Weekly MLB summary shows New York Americans and Giants slipping in standings with multiple losses and scattered wins. Yankees drop two of three to White Sox, while Cubs take three of four from Giants. Senators surge with three wins in four against Tigers. Reds, Cubs, and St. Louis post wins in the National. Weekend scores detail runs, hits, and errors by opponent timings.
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