Dutchman Cracker Scout Eyes Cincinnati Deals
New Orleans June 11. Charley Krank, manager of the Crackers, heads on a final scouting trip. He aims to land two or three players, possibly pitchers or infielders. He will bid high and keep plans secret until deals are sealed. He hints Tom Sheehan may rejoin Atlanta if negotiations with Cincinnati falter.
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Boys Ennis Meet Monday at Piedmont Park
The annual boys and juniors tennis championships open Monday at Piedmont Park with the largest entry list yet. Thirty-two boys and juniors singles, eleven boys doubles, thirteen junior doubles teams. first round pairings announced. play begins nine o clock for boys and two thirty for juniors. entrants must appear when matches are called or defaulted.
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Berry Grants
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Cyrus Strickle
Harry Seiglar
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Boyce Martin
Otis Wilson
Harry Brown
Parks Pittman
Majestin Lockhart
Oscar Brock James Saunders
George Kohn
D. F. McClatchey Jr
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James Harrigan
Osborn Smith
Dan Greenfield
Parks McGinty
Moses Saundara
Join Doe
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Stewart Jones
John Bansley
Dick Pool
Bob Cass
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BM. Averett
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White
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Charles Nunnaly
van Winkle
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results span Southern, National, and American Leagues with scores in multiple games. Notable outcomes include Memphis 14 Nashville 8, Atlanta 6 New Orleans 2, and Brooklyn 0 Boston 10 in various matches and rain delays across international and college circuits.
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Ruth and Cobb duel as Yankees top Tigers in ninth
In Detroit New York defeats Detroit 7 to 6 in a hitting duel led by Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb. Ruth ties the score with his eighteenth homer in the seventh as Sheshan, Hoth and Yeckinpaugh deliver successive ninth inning singles to win. Cobb adds two doubles and a single with two RBIs, while Ruth drives in two and Cobb scores twice.
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National League Alexander Wins in Rome and St Louis
Rome defeats Cedartown 6 to 4 as Cedartown's Culp is wild with men on base. St Louis extends its winning streak to eight with an 8 to 3 win over New York, highlighted by J Smith’s running catch saving a tie in the second inning.
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Sharp shooters shine at local gun club event heavy with ties
L. E. Sharp set a possible record by a long run of 84 birds in fifty-bird and shoot-off rounds at the weekly club meet. Dr. W. B. Chandler and A. Calhoun tied for two cups, forcing extra 25-bird shoots before prizes were awarded. Parrish, Davis, Norman and others posted strong scores as cups will be offered weekly for the boys.
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Struggle Will Be Handled in Jersey City Fight Event
Tex Rickard plans for a 90,000 seat arena in Jersey City for the Dempsey Carpentier bout. He outlines 18 entrances, police protection, and tube or ferry access to prevent crowd trouble as New Jersey and federal taxes loom over fighters' purses and moving pictures rights.
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Logan shoots 78 for Victor Smith Trophy honors
LaGrange Ga June 11 Special Kenemann won again today 26 to 0. LaGrange players batted 27 hits off five pitchers Carrollsteen. Kenemann held them to six scattered hits. Hager hit a grand slam in the fourth with three on base. Konemann fanned ten.
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Logan wins low gross in East Lake Victor Smith qualifier
Bill Logan carded 78 to lead the Victor Smith trophy qualifying at East Lake club. Pairings for the first round featured multiple scheduled matchups in four flights with sixty five entries and continued club events including ball sweeps, with several players posting notable net scores in classes A to C.
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Tigers Beat Vanderbilt in Ten Innings for 3 2 Victory
Princeton defeats Vanderbilt 3 to 2 after ten innings in a well played game. Embry and Tyner matched by Thomas and Stinson for Princeton. Battery details show Vanderbilt's 6 2 Princeton 3 12 1 in misaligned line.
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Pennsylvanias Brown Sets 3 006 Yard Track World Record
Laurence A Brown of the University of Pennsylvania breaks the world record for 3 006 yards at Alumni Day on Franklin field with a time of 2 minutes 1 21 seconds in a handicap event. Early Eby wins 600 yards missing record by four fifths of a second. Hunt and Owens of Atlanta win men doubles in Carolina tennis tourney. Jeff Hunt claims men s singles title 6 0 6 2 8 6. Miss Hampton of Columbia takes women s singles 6 1 6 3 and cups for third straight year.
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Cleveland Defeats Washington in Low-Scoring Baseball Duel
Sewell and Jameson lead with multihit effort as Coveleskie and Gardner hold strong on the mound. Clevalnd strands eight to Washington six, with Zachary charged with the loss after a 7 1 8 inning showing. Umpires Chill Owens and Nallin. Time 2 18.
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Mitchell Champion in Thousand Guineas Golf Final
Glen Eagles Scotland June 11 Abe Mitchell of the North Foreland Club won the Thousand Guineas professional golf tournament. He defeated Australian Open champion Joseph Kirkwood in the final 7 and 6.
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