WHIFFS and Crackers jockey for early season advantage
The Crackers have beaten the Whiffs in eight of eleven meetings this season while the Barons have taken three. Prough accounts for two Barons wins, Coveleskie Rice Williams and Robertson lead Southern pitching with .600, each 8-2 or 12-3 records. Welchonce and Thompson pace Crackers hitters, Lookouts trip looming, tennis state and South Atlantic events ahead, and Curtis Wilton controversy sparks Chattanooga panning.
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Savage And White Prepare For Friday Bout At Audi torium Armory
Heavyweight contenders Jim Savage and Sailor White have arrived in Atlanta for the upcoming boxing match at the Audi torium Armory. They were checked by club physician Dr. Louis C. Rouglin and began training. Savage will train at the Armory, White at a local club gym. White weighed 202 pounds and appears at peak condition, with no health issues noted by Dr. Revginn.
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Even Break at Slagville in double program shocker
Birmingham reports a doubleheader where the Barons and the Crackers split. Mayer’s driving hits sparked the Barons to a 4 to 2 win in the opener, Smith’s late wallop delivering the decisive run in extra innings. in the second, Welchance and Smith led a tight pitching duel with the Crackers winning in eight innings and Mayer igniting late offense for Memphis.
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Birmingham
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Macon Wins Split with Charleston in Doubleheader
Macon defeats Charleston 6-4 in the first game after taking the second 6-4. Reynolds drove in three runs with a double in the sixth, while O Brien was relieved early. Vosa pitched well in the second game despite erratic support as Macon and Charleston split the twin bill.
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Stiles Helps Thomasville Beat Waycross 5–1 in Empire State League
Thomasville pitcher Stiles, recently released by Waycross, doubled home two runs to back a 5–1 victory over Waycross. Barnett’s onehanded grab and Champlin’s centerfield hit highlight a tight game as Stiles and Van der Lip pitched well. Also Cordele defeated Brunswick 6–2 in hot, slow play, and Valdosta defeated Americus 7–4 behind strong late offense and Werner’s rough last innings.
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Doubleheader split as Newnan beats Anniston in game one
Newnan, Georgia, and Anniston split a June 11 doubleheader with Newnan taking the first game 13 to 5 and Anniston winning the second 6 to 2. Beers pitched in relief to slow Anniston in the first inning, while Wood started for Newnan. The second game ended 6 to 2 with Anniston mounting a late rally.
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Crackers Lookouts Open Three-Game Series in Lookoutville Today
The Crackers travel from Slagville to Chattanooga to begin a three game series with the Lookouts in Lookoutville. Expected starters include Joe Conzelman for the Crackers and either Kroh or Coveleskle for the Lookouts. Batting orders feature King and Flick for Chattanooga and Coyle and Alpermann in Elberfeld’s lineup as both teams seek early-season momentum.
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Buck Weaver
Gil Price
Paul Musser
Atlanta
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Pittsburg
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Flick
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Canzelman
Yesterday's Results Across Major Leagues Reported
Scores from multiple leagues show Birmingham defeating Atlanta 4 2 and Memphis topping New Orleans 4 2 in the Southern League. In the South Atlantic Albany and Jacksonville battled to percentages, while many other matchups across the National, American, Empire State, Appalachian, Texan, American Association, and Virginia leagues are listed with various outcomes including Columbus Savannah and Chicago New York results.
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Jacksonville
Macon
Charienton
Charleston
Savannah
Columbus
Southern League
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Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashvilte
Birmingham
Unclear many baseball matches listed in old league notes
The fragment lists numerous city pairings and league references such as South Atlantic League and American League with mismatched spellings. It mentions teams or matchups like New York in Pittsburgh Brooklyn in Chicago Philadelphia in St Louis and others, but many place names are garbled.
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National Cubs Lose In Extra Inning Rally
New York rallied in the tenth to defeat Chicago 5 to 3 as Fromme held Chicago to five hits. Relievers and strong fielding by Bridwell, Zimmerman, Sailor, and Leach kept the Cubs in check. The game featured a tense late frame and sharp defense throughout.
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Charley White and Jack Britton Agree to July 4 Fight
Charley White and Jack Britton signed for a twenty round bout in New Orleans on July 4. Weigh in at 133 pounds three hours before the start.
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Jack Britton
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