Crackers Rally in Sixth to Top Grimes and Lookouts
The Crackers battled back in the sixth inning, scoring enough runs to overcome Grimes and the Lookouts. Cracker pitchers kept the walks low, while key hits drove in runs. Birmingham Barons and Chattanooga Chekouts loom as strong upcoming opponents. The piece notes Sav age vs White in an upcoming bout, and references past pennant days and ongoing Southern league improvements.
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Pels Buy McDowell From Toledo Club
June 12 New Orleans Southern League team acquires Second Baseman McDowell of Toledo American Association from an announced sale. The move strengthens New Orleans infield as the deal is confirmed by team sources.
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Crackers Edge Lookouts In Bizarre Late Rally
Chattanooga report where the Crackers rally from 4-1 down in the sixth inning to defeat the Lookouts 6-4. Dunn belts a pivotal double after Grimes falters and Conzelman shuts them down with a near flawless mound performance.
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Where They Play Today leagues and cities in transit mix
A garbled list shows teams and cities across the Southern and South Atlantic leagues, National and American leagues, plus efforts in a women’s lawn tennis event. Notable fragments mention Atlanta Chattanooga Montgomery New Orleans Nashville Birmingham Albany Charleston Columbus Jackson, Macon Savannah New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Chicago Detroit St Louis Providence Burlington and local college entries. The text also notes finals tomorrow for two women’s national lawn teams players Edna Widey and Dorothy Green.
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Stoddard Placed on Team for Second Polo Match
New York June 123 The Polo association announced L E Stoddard will start in the second game next Saturday replacing Waterbury who is injured with a broken finger Waterbury’s brother Larry moves from No 1 to No 4 The lineup lists No 1 Stoddard No 2 Larry Waterbury No 2 Warry Payne Whitney Back Davereaux Milburn The Challengers plan to substitute F M Freake for Captain Neal Edwards at No 8 Freake previously played for Britain in 1900 1902 and 1909 aiding Britain in matches with America and the 1909 victory restoring the cup
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National League Baseball Roundup Chicago Dodgers Win Tight Game
Chicago bunched hits led by Rucker to edge Brooklyn 1 0 in nine. Humphries held Brooklyn to six hits as Doves 7 Hednn. Boston beat Cincinnati 7 8 on late runs after a Maranville Myers triple play. Philadelphia topped St Louis 7 6 as Alexander and offense carried the effort. New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 5 behind Tesreau Camnitz and fielding miscues.
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New Yorks beat Tigers 2 1 on ninth inning clutch hit
In New York June 13 the New Yorks defeated Detroit 2 to 1 as Hartzell doubled with two out and Caldwell scored on Midkitt s single for the winning run in the ninth. Lake and Schulz held a near even pitchers duel as manager Jennings of Detroit was suspended.
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Pole ace Coveleskie tops league as best hurler
The big Pole Coveleskie leads the league with twelve wins and three losses for an .800 winning percentage. He shares the mark with three others who have four fewer wins, earning him the top pitching honors. He is slated to face the Crackers in the final game of the series.
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Savage and White Ready For Tap of Gong Tonight
Heavyweight title bout headline Atlanta card at Auditorium Armory. Jim Savage meets Sailor White in ten rounds under Marquis of Queensberry rules with two supporting ten round bouts Spider Britt versus Meyer Prien and Mike Saul versus Terry Nelson. Spectators on sale at Shepherd shop Edgewood Pryor.
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Valdosta Wins Opener In Final Innings Over Waycross
In Valdosta Georgia a well played Empire State League game gives Valdosta a 4 to 3 win over Waycross. Jordan and Hurley produced the decisive hits in the eighth as Hurley homered for Waycross in the ninth. Clarke left with injury in the ninth as Valdosta takes the first of the series.
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Wells Carpentier Sign for London Return Fight
Georges Carpentier and Bombardier Wells agreed to a November rematch in London after signing articles today. The heavyweight clash pits French champion Carpentier against British challenger Wells in a high profile contest.
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Motors 10 Buzz This Saturday At Motordrome
The opening race meet at the old show grounds is moved to Saturday afternoon from 4 o'clock. Weather is expected to be favorable for a large crowd as nine races feature three to four riders per event with speeds near ninety miles per hour. The Atlanta sweepstakes and motordrome purse headline the program along with a special race featuring French, Scotch, and American riders.
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Georgia Alumni Battles Varsity on Saturday in Georgia
Athens June 13 Special The Georgia baseball team and the alumni settle a rivalry with a game scheduled for Saturday the 14th at Sanford Mead Field Captain Bob McWhorter’s last regular season team will face Marcus McWhorter of Atlanta as manager and Charles H. Cox as captain. Alumni lineup includes Colby or Peacock catchers Kid Brannen and Charlie Cox or Wed Brown pitchers Trammell Scott at first Frank Martin second John Cooper third Paul Bartlett shortstop Jim Watson Morton Hodgson Frank Foley in outfield Will Erwin and Dozter Lawndes travel as officials. The alumni pledge a stout contest if the regulars think it’s a joke. The regular Georgia team initially balked but agreed to play Saturday afternoon.
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Knabe and Tinker Fined and Suspended by NL President
New York June 12 President Lynch of the National League suspended and fined $26 each for fighting during yesterday's game in Cincinnati. Manager Tinker of the Cincinnati club and second baseman Knabe of the Philadelphia team are barred now but will be eligible to play next Tuesday.
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Clarifying Baseball Hits and Infield Taps in Scoring
In baseball, when a batter hits an infield tap welded to second base and a runner is forced, the batter may be credited with a hit only if the play is made without an error. If the throw arrives too late to retire the runner, the batter’s hit status depends on fielding and timing rather than the type of tap.
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Jennings Suspended Indefinitely by Ban Johnson
New York June 12 Hugh Jennings manager of the Detroit club of the American league was notified today of his indefinite suspension by President Ban Johnson for alleged abusive language to umpire Ferguson in the game at Washington recently.
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