Whiffs on Doscher Shine as Crackers Win
Jack Doscher pitched the best game of his Cracker career, allowing only two hits through seven. In the eighth, two doubles, a single, and a home run produced all three Cracker runs. Carl Thompson’s return to the Crackers looms, with Jersey City ordering him to report at Omega. Doscher’s spot remains secure for now. Standings notes, trades, and future changes ripple through the Georgia Alabama League as ex-Crackers shake out rosters and waivers.
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Jack Doscher
Jack
Chicks
Carl Thompson
Carl
Jersey City
Omeg
Miss Wagner Meets Miss Cassel Today in National Tennis Final
Philadelphia June 11 Miss Marie Wagner the national indoor champion and Miss Claire Cassel both of New York will meet tomorrow in the final match of the women's national lawn tennis tournament to decide who shall play Miss Mary Browne of Seattle holder for the individual championship Saturday Wagner and Cassel won their semi finals today with Wagner defeating Mrs Edward Raymond of New York and Cassel disposing of Miss Isabella Pendleton of Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Marie Wagner
Claire Cassel
New York
Mary Browne
Chiesse
Wagner
Miss Cassel
Edward Raymond
Isabella Pendleton
Cincinnati
Southern Railway Forms Fast Baseball Team
The Southern Railway focal traffic department organized a fast baseball team. Members met Thursday night and elected officers with J C Mitchell as captain and CH Feagan as manager. The team aims to book games with amateur squads after July 2 and invites inquiries at Main 310-132 or 611 Southern Railway Building, City.
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The
Southern Railway
J C Mitchell
CH Feagan
City
Big Four Batters Clash For Hitting Honors In League
The rivalry centers on four batters seeking top averages as the season progresses. Bo McCormick of Chattanooga leads with strong numbers, Kirby of Mobis Jon posts solid output, and McConnell of Atlanta shows steady progress while other contenders chase the title.
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Flayern
Fee
Bo McCormick
Chatta
Kirby
Mobis
Butsely
Fham
McConnell
Atlanta
Doscher Hurls Best Game as Crackers Beat Turtles First of Series
Jack Doscher hurled a strong, stingy five and two thirds innings, guiding the Crackers to a 4 3 victory over the Turtles in the series opener at Memphis. Elmer Steele matched with a tough eight inning stint, conceding three runs as the locals pieced together early offense, with Kirby Kircher's triple and a late rally proving decisive.
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Seontory
White Sox
Chicago
Bays
Washington
Jeago
Faber
Smith
Schaefer
Milan
Gandil
Boehling
Henry
Fater
Schalk
Gulls defeat Billikens in doubleheader split
Montgomery and Mobile split a two game set with the visitors winning 7 to 4 in the first game and Mobile taking the second 4 to 1. Both games ended after seven innings by mutual agreement. J. Perry and O’Dell featured in early offense as Mobiles front line pounded Price and Black.
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Montgomery
Coy
Camontgomery
Mobile
Blackbard
Moe
R.b
Mont
GSP
OG Boversy
Perry
Buberef
Rirby
Lord.f
Offent
Imnnings Mobile
DOL
Wats
Hudnall
Cobard
Miller
Jantzen
Schmidt
O'Dell
Price
Black
Keeley
Brice
Mobie
Hollander
Gribbin
Snedecor
Hindnall
Hreitenstein
Kelli
Scattered League Scores From Regional Matches
Nonstandard OCR listing shows brief results across American Association, Virginia League, International League, and Appalachian League. Teams such as Norfolk, Richmond, Raleigh, Greensboro, Winston Salem, Toronto, Montreal, Newark, Waco, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Knoxville, and others are recorded with varying point totals from recent games.
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Jer. City
Toronto
Mont'l
Roches'r
Button
Bastien
Newark
Waco
San Ant
Henum't
Austin
Galventon
Be. W
Houston
Dallas
Knoxve
Morten
Harts
Midleno
Shortstop Shanley to Go to Lookouts
Memphis Tennessee June 41 Special Harry Shanley who has played shortstop for the Memphis team the past two years will wear a Chattanooga uniform after Sundays game here with Atlanta The Detroit team which owns Shanley recalled him and will turn him over a Manager McCormick at Chattanooga The local club had an agreement with the Detroit club when Shanley returned here this year Dolly Blark will be placed at short and McDermott will be back in the game at third Monday Georgia Sage pitcher sold to Waco will leave here Saturday
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Memphis
Tenn
Harry Shanley
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Detroit
Shanley
McCormick
Shan 1Ley
Dolly Blark
McDermott
Georga Sage
Waco
Washington Takes Eleven Inning Victory Over Thomson
Washington Georgia needed eleven innings to beat Thomson 4 to 3 in a special game. Gheesling and Stone pitched for Washington with Gheesling striking out seventeen and allowing no hits after the fourth. Brown and Wolfe started for Thomson.
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Washington
Thomson
Gheesling
Stone
Brown
Wolfe
Broad Jump Rule Update At I A F Congress
The International Athletic Federation adopted a new take-off rule for the broad jump and returned the discus circle to 8 feet 2 inches. The congress also announced that the next meeting will be held in Berlin in 1916 with Lyng and Iseucs noted among attendees.
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Lyng
Iseucs
Lue International Athletic Federation Congress
Berlin
Carl Thompson Joining Crackers In Near Future
The deal for Carl Thompson is closed and the Jersey City club announced he should report immediately. He may join the Crackers in Memphis or appear in Nashville games at Ponce de Leon next week, returning to a warm reception from fans and adding depth to the pitching staff.
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Carl Thompson
Jersey City
Thompson
Carl
Crackers
Memphis
Nashville
Ponce de Leon
St Louis Bats Spark 6th Inning to Beat Yankees
In St Louis on June 11 the Cardinals rallied in the sixth inning, scoring two runs to defeat New York 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. Rickey shuffled the lineup with Leary behind the plate and Miller at first. Leary later moved to first, Agnew catching. New York baserunning surged as Leary was moved.同时, the Naps shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 behind Steen’s pitching, extending a six-game win streak.
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Nashvile
Emu
Nashville
Chattanoosa
Boyd
Boland Kent
Pauiet
Callahan
CHAT
Ab.r
Nash
Ab.r.h
Jon'e
Bess
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Williams
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Quardare
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Prenninger
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Yanka
St Loui
St Lous
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Leary
Miller
Agnew
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O'Loughlin
Hindeland
Naps
Cleveland
Steen
Philadelphia
Bvess
Ree
Steen and O'Neill
Peonock
Lapp
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Sheridan
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Gleorta
Chicago
Meyers
Mathewson
Snodgrass
Vaughn
Bresnahan
Fromme
Hart
Bigler
Opelika
Rome
Knight
Kirk
Newell
Nin
Auburn
Hawking
Rams
Taylor
Hawkins
Willems
National League Dodgers Lose To St Louis In Pitchers Battle
St Louis beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Doak faltered in the eighth inning. Daubert neatly delivered decisive hits for St Louis while Brooklyn’s offense stalled after an early run. Umpires Orth and Byron oversaw the game in Brooklyn.
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Conrde
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Doak
Suties
Enyder Reulbach
McCarty
Orth
Byron
Federal League baseball results highlight varied scores
Buffalo edges Kansas City 7 to 9 in a nine inning battle with Ford and Blair guiding Buffalo while Packard and Easterly worked for Kansas City. Brooklyn defeats Chicago 5 to 8 behind Seaton Land and Henderson Wilson. Pittsburgh and St Louis post 7 to 14 with Boetser Berry battling for wins as the game ends. Baltimore tops Indianapolis 5 to 6 in a first game with Quinn Wilhelm and Russell Kaiserling Hariden powering the attack. In the condensation game Baltimore wins 11 to 4 over Indianapolis as Smith, Jacklitseh, Mosley and Hariden provide the decisive punch.
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Gienapolis
Baltimore
Indianapolie
Quinn
Wilhelm and
Russell
Kaiserling
Hariden
Indianapolia
Smith
Jacklitseh
Mosley
South Atlantic Indiana 5 Guils 2 Swore by Innings
In a low scoring game Indiana 5 Guils defeated Swore by Innings with Savanneah scoring 100 613 000 for 594 runs while Charleston made 002 000 000 for 372 runs. Woolf ang Smith, Cates and Mareball pitched for the Batteries. Time 1.40. Umpires Moran and Pender.
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Indiana
Guils
Ree! Savanneah
Charleston
Woolf Ang Smith
Cates
Mareball
Moran and
Pender
Crackers Top Foxes 3 2 In Low-Scoring Tilt
Daly hits key three for Crackers as Daly and teammates push across two runs in late frames. Foxes fail to capitalize with a rally, while Columbus contributes a seven run inning in a chaotic box score featuring Voss Basham and Kreba with time 2.20.
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Penchea
Foxes
KH. EB
Macon
Columbus
Voss
Basham
Redfling
Kreba
Urapire
Dineen
Druid Hills Golfers Start Dr Elkin Trophy Play Saturday
Druid Hills Golf club begins its first golf tourney on Saturday with a qualifying round for the Dr W B Elkin Trophy. Players will qualify by net scores and handicaps, with multiple flights. First and second rounds due by June 20, semi finals by June 26, finals by June 27.
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Dr. W
Elian
Drata Hilla
Newnan Defeats Talladega in Poorly Played Game
Georgia-Alabama League action reports Newnan edged Talladega 11 to 8 in a loosely played contest marked by errors. Highlight by P8491 p10 noting miscues and late pressure as Newnan seizes the win in Alabama.
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Newnan SG
Talladega
Eailadera
Ala
Newnan
May and Kimball
Black and Baker
Mills
Georgia League Thornaville Triumph over Cordele 1–0
Thornville edges Cordele 1 to 0 as Thomasville and Dix-i pitchers blank the opposition. Batteries and umpires noted. game features tense late innings, with Thornville securing the shutout in a tight matchup.
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Thornaville
Cordele
R.H.B. Cordele
Thomasville
Dix
Fillingem
Eubanks
Day
Dudley
Gentle
Unclear 16 Team Schedule in Minor Leagues
Fragmented OCR lists numerous minor league games among teams from Southern, South Atlantic, and Georgia leagues. Readable items show matchups like Columbia at Augusta and Albany at Jackson, with scattered city names and incomplete team spellings.
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Learue
South Atlante
Baal Jackson
Columbia
Albany
Memphis
Augusta
Meontgom'y
Pene Columbus
eLuns
Philadel
Dog Club
W.L Bo. Washing
Cincmnati
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Betroit
Ie Loula
Pittsburg Bt
Louis
Boston
Chicara
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Borten
Go.-Ain
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Opelica
Baltimor
Ownen Ie
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LaGrange
Romo. Si
Clues Windlanap
Selma.s
Pittsburg - Kan
Io 3U
Gadsden Falladega
Anniaton
CLUES
cLung
Po ‘Heanasv
Valdosta
Cordate
South Atlantic
Savan'h
Charles'n
Jeckeville
Americe Washington
Ceieage
St. Louis
Benen Iy Petit
Balladerd
Angler tops the Southern league milestone with 23rd birthday
Jan Angler celebrated turning 23 today marking a personal milestone for the standout first baseman who had not previously appeared in the Southern league. He is now listed with the Buttaio Federals and dedicates his progress to continued improvement in the outfield and infield positions.
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Jan Angler
Southern Athletes Meet In Covington This Week
Covington La June 11 After months of prep the championship track and field meet of the Southern Amateur Athletic Union is set for tomorrow and Saturday Secretary Benedict of the SAU and many officials arrived. About one hundred entrants train at St Pauls stadium and more will arrive today. A parade precedes events with speakers and a stadium blessing by Archbishop Bleck.
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Covington
Othern Amateur Athletic Union
Beneditto
Southern Amateur Athietic Union
St. Paul's Stadium
Governor Hall
Louisiana
Archbishop Bleck
St Paul's Band
Meet
Gathelie Athletic Club
Birmingham Athletic Club
Birmingham Young Men's Christian Association
Atlanta Athletic Slus
Boys High School of
New Orleans
Wilts Gymnagium
Young Men's Christian Association
Independents and St. Paul's Athletic Association
Quimet Makes 77 In British Open Qualifying
Troon Scotland June 11 Ouimet American open champion and three other Americans entered the British Open qualifiers. Ouimet posted 77 to lead the amateur contenders after the first round while McDermott Weber and others mixed scores on the municipal and old courses.
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Troon
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
John J. McDermott
Harald Weber
Toledo
Cusmet
Joan Henry Taylor
Harry Yarden
Edward Hay
Harold H. Hilton
J. LC. Jen[ting
Harold Weber
Ouimet
Resolute Wins on Time Allowance In Narrow Finish
Sandy Hook, June 11. Resolute won the sixth race on time allowance after a 30 mile triangular course in tight airs. Vanitie led at finish by 1 57 but Resolute edged ahead on corrected time by 1 16. Defiance did not race due to repairs. The duel featured a late luff and a close windward finish with Vanitie briefly ahead. The yachts pass late tomorrow.
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Sandy Hook
Nors
Vanitia
Vanilla
Vanitie
Federal League Demurrer Overruled In Philadelphia Suit
Federal Judge Carpenter overruled the Federal League demurrer in the $25,000 damage suit filed by the Philadelphia National League club over desertions of Doolan Seaton Knabe and Brennan to the new organization. Defendants face 60 days to answer and a similar fine in injunction actions seeking to restrain further player departures.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Federal Baseball League
Philadelphia National League Club
Doolan
Seaton
Knabe
Brennan
Philadelhia Nationala
Federal League
British Polo Team Demonstrates Strong Form in Hempstead Victory
In Hempstead New York on June 11 the British polo team defeated what journalists call the second strongest U S squad. Captain Lassle St George Cheape, struck on the neck by a polo ball during the match, remained in his position through all seven periods and is slated to play in Saturday's international game.
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Hempstead
United States
Lassle St George Cheape
Cheape
Madison 10 T MA 2 infourth series game at Madison
Madison Georgia June 11 Madison wins game two of a four game set against T MA 10 to 2. Madison batteries Merritt and Orr shine while Osborn and Weaver toil for T MA in a one sided contest.
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Madison
Madis. M. A
Son Agaon
Merritt
Orr
Whites Elected Head Of Typo Union In Atlanta
In the semi annual section held Wednesday by the Atlanta Typographical union in its twenty one local chapels, Br. L. Whites was made president and the following officers were elected. Walter C. Caraway was vice president and Jerome Jones, L. H. Still, W. C. Caraway, J. L. Redier and G. B. Griggs were chosen as delegates to the Federation of Trades. Budgets and auditing committee selections included W. M. Fudge, Fred Norris and Luther H. Still.
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Atlanta Typographical Union
BR. L. Whites
Walter C. Caraway
Ed . Sutton
Walter M. Grant
Gargeant-At-Arme
Bred Norrie
P. L. Rikard
Federation of Trades
Jerome Jones
L. H. Still
W. C. Caraway
J. L. Redier
G.B. Griggs
W. MI Fudge
Fred Norris
Luther HH
Allied Council
Cornell
W. B. Correll
W. C. Kendrick
Heroic Rescue Saves Boys From Tybee Surf
Savannah, Ga June 11 Heroic efforts of three Fort Screen soldiers saved J Almo Farr age 3 and William Farr age 17 from drowning in Tybee surf. Privates H L Jones and Ellis J Brota and Corporal F F Williams aided by beachgoers prevented tragedy as elder Almo Farr attempted to rescue his brother and was taken by strong grips in the heavy seas.
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Sperial
J. Aimoare
William Farr
RB. W Farr
Tybee
H L. Jones
Eilis J Brota
F F Williams
Siteenth Company
Almo Farr
Spmt
Butler
Ultimatum Against Tipping at Pullman People
San Francisco June 11 13—President John M Oshtemani of the California railway commission and L ruahmend Dean general manager of the Pullman company led a spirited hearing on tipping as an evil. Dean argued tipping cannot be stopped while the public gets better service. Wahleman pressed that tips under the same conditions alter patriotism. The inquiry follows complaints that decent service depends on tipping. hearings detail rates and service at Pullman plants.
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John M Oshtemani
California Elaty Railroad Commission
Lo Ruahmend Dean
Pullman Company
Dean
Wahleman
Lomm! Bion
Tapine
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth Promises Warmth and Laughs
The Forsyth theater offers an engaging program with a top notch cooling system and fresh air from a large rooftop unit. Performers include Samuels naval hit, Elsa Rouger, Frank Harton the clown, and Tausie lovers, with Lucille LaVerse in a strong mother role in Mather's play, drawing audiences each night.
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Keith
Forsyth
Westher
Samuels
Mile Ga Ifriska
Frank Harton
Elsa Ruezger
Mather
Big Kalem Drama at Grand and Bijou Theaters
A chaotic review notes Kalem drama highlights including Ganguest of Quéder at Grand theater Friday and Saturday in four reels with war scenes. Next week Anneta Keliermaan Meptunen Daughter headlines Hermada seven reel drama. Bijou audiences pack despite warm weather for Why Girls Leais Home and other performances praised for entertainment value.
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Vwolte
Quedér
Grand Theater de Ince Fridiv
Quener
Anetta Keliermaan
Hermada
Jewall Kelley
Bijou
Aenaatlon
Smith & Higgins Sets Summer Wednesday Early Closing
Smith and Higgins department store says it will observe 1 oclock closing each Wednesday afternoon throughout the summer, varying store hours for midweek. The change aims to adjust operations and provide a consistent late afternoon pause for staff.
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Smith & Higgins
Smith & Higgins Department
Cleaner. Why does the man weave bis of atraw and cups the fool dog hard?
A garbled fragment shows a man weaving straw and cupping a dog in a yard. The text hints at reading about cleaning a bat with sulfur, suggesting a rustic or nonsensical scene rather than a clear news item.
Kodak gifts headline wedding day picture story
Moore & Sons at 42 N Broad St advertise Kodak products as the timely gift for weddings, promising to frame and tell the day’s story with new kodakery offerings.
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KODAK
Moore & Sons
Kodzkery
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