Peculiar Play Sparks Seventh Inning Rally in Nashville
In a key game between the Nashville Crackers and Atlanta, a wild ninth inning ended with a dramatic tenth as Matty’s timely hit and DeHaven’s run-scoring shot sealed a 10th inning victory. Otto Jordan’s misplayed grounder and rapid base running sparked the late rally, while Rogers and Keupper delivered solid pitching amid defensive miscues.
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Matty
Sid
DeHaven
Erloff
Vinson
Hogers
Nagi
Whitney
Mert
Otto Jordan
Jordan
Otto
Matthews
Doughty
Tela
Walker
Sid Smith
Bayless
Sentell
Moran
Autos for Hire and Today's Southern League Schedule
AUTOS FOR HIRE. New White Steamer. Hither phone 2620. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. Southern League matchups list Nashville at Atlanta Ponce de Leon game called at 4 o clock Memphis at Chattanooga Mobile at Montgomery Birmingham at New Orleans South Atlantic League Columbia at Macon Columbus at Savannah Augusta at Jacksonville National League Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia American League Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis New York at Cleveland WILL DRAFT PLAYERS Straws Panamas and all date Slaas d reshaped Bussey 22% Whitehall
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Atingts
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
F.C. Columbus
Macon
Jacksonvine
Auguste
Savannah
Columbia
Watican
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Southern League
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Memphis
Chattenoooga
National League
Pittabueg
St. Louis
Cincinosti
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Bussey
Whitehall
Monroe Promoter George Monroe Thrills Atlanta Fans
Promoter and fighter George Monroe makes a sensational comeback at Whitshall Street, drawing praise from fans, boxers, and doctors alike. Main card features Monroe versus Martin Monroe in a fast-paced bout, with Kid Bunny and Billy Kerr as the semi final attraction and Kid Moran versus Kid Targoson opening the show at 9 o clock.
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George Monroe
Jans
Atlanta
George
Monros
Terry McGovern
Mac
Monroe
Boss
Whitshall Street
Kid Bunny
Billy Kerr
Moran
Athletics 7 Browns 2 in AL clash on Friday
Athletics defeated the Browns 7 to 2 with Petty and Graham guiding offense while Coombs and Lapp handled catching duties. St. Louis and Philadelphia game details show a 2 to 7 score with late-inning runs credited to the Browns. Red Sox beat Cleveland 8 to 1 as Falkenburg and Link led with strong hitting and solid pitching by Arellanas and Wood. Time of games around 1:46 to 3 hours. umpires O Loughlin and Perrine officiated.
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Athletics
Browns
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Petty
Graham
Allen
Coombs
Lapp
Erin
Sheridan
Red Sox
Rhe
Cleveland
Boston
Falkenburg
Link
Bemis
Hall
Arellanas
Wood
Carrigan
O'Lough Tin
Perrine
Baseball scores and standings from a busy National League card
The Giants beat the Cubs 9 to 4 with a late surge, while the Reds and Pirates split a doubleheader, the Dodgers shut out the Cardinals 2 to 0, and Boston beat Cincinnati 6 to 3. Key names include Richie Kron Melstyra Archer Wiltse My ers Rigler Emalle Maddox Camilla Gib son Moran and Bresnahan.
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Giants
Rhe
Chicago
New York
Richie
Kron
Melstyra
Archer
Raymond
Wiltse
Myers
O'Day
Brennan
Frank gets his from Kavanaugh in New Orleans protest
In New Orleans a Southern League protest over New Orleans manager Frank’s access to the bench led President Kavanaugh to rule against Frank’s presence on the bench. Birmingham’s Molesworth protested, claiming Frank appointed Infelder-Demontreville as playing manager. Separate bench ruling later forced Frank from the field and a special platform was built for him.
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Little Rock
Ark
New Orleans
Charles Frank
Kavanaugh
Birmingham
Molesworth
Frank
Infelder — Demontreville
Tpetichmpire Cenahan
Demant
Topeka Aviator Plans To Fly To Kansas City In A Curtiss Biplane
Topeka Kan June 14 J F H Mara announced plans for a morning flight from Topeka to Kansas City in a Curtiss biplane. He will stop at Lawrence and Olathe to complete the 47 mile journey in about three hours for a prize of 5000 dollars.
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Tokepa
Kan
J. FH. Mara
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence
Olathe
Fifth Annual Climb over Giant's Despair in Wilkes Barre
The sixth annual hill climb over Giant's Despair on Wilkesbarre Mountain drew about 60,000 spectators. Ralph DePalma set a new record in a 200 hp Fiat car for 8000 feet ascent with 10 to 22 percent grades, beating last year’s Benz mark by 3 seconds. Tom Berger crashed near the mountain house, with minor injuries. Fred Belcher won the Hollenback trophy in a Knox Giantous at 1:52 3-5, his second win, while Ed Hearne’s Bene car completed the course but failed to post a time.
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Wilkesbarre
Jude
Wilkesbarre Automobile Club
Ralph DePalma
Couras
David Bruce Brown
Power Benz
Warren-Detroit
Tom Berger
Wea
Houge
Berger
Fred Belcher
Ed Hearne
Umers
Walter Brookins Flies For Height At Indianapolis Meet
Walter Brookins of Dayton Ohio piloting a Wright biplane attempted to break the world altitude record at the Indianapolis Speedway. He climbed to 1700 feet in seven minutes then reached 2084 feet in 12:45 before a strong current forced a swift descent. Adverse weather curtailed the aviation meet for the day.
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Ind
Walter Brookins
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis Speedway
Brooking
Monahan Hired as Sub for Jack Johnson in Training
In San Francisco on June 14, Tim Monahan, a 200 pound amateur heavyweight from the coast, is brought in to replace Monte Cutter in Jack Johnson's camp. Johnson expects Monahan to be a strong substitute after road work. Johnson then boxed with anyone willing, and the Usman bout was praised as the best boxing of the day.
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Monte Cutter
Jack Johnson
Tim Monahan
Monahan
Johnson
Cutter
Rosd
Usman
Free Lances Cup Upset At Anniston Ninth Inning Rally
Anniston Als won the Free Lances Cup game on home soil Tuesday afternoon, defeating the Birmingham Young Men's Christian Association 4 to 3. Sewald and Brown pitched. Klein and Faulkner also appeared in the battery. Struck out counts and double plays are noted in the box. McDuff and Allen produced notable hits.
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Train collision injures thirteen near Cleveland
Thirteen were injured, one seriously, when Erie passenger No. 17 collided with a switch engine on June 14 at Hagerty Fifty-ninth Street. The wreck demolished both locomotives. Miss Pauline Wanamaker of Portland, Ohio, sustained severe spine injuries, while the extent of her injuries is not yet known.
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Beraona
Erie
Hagt Fifty-ninth Street
Pauline Wanamaker
Portland
Waa
Flaherty to Sign with Atlanta Tonight
Patrick Flaherty, the left handed pitcher secured by the Crackers from Philadelphia, will sign an Atlanta contract today in the National League. He appeared in uniform yesterday and showed promise in the photo accompanying the report.
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Crackers
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pat Trishman to Open Against Chattanooga in Series
The Atlanta paper notes Pat Trishman’s bright outlook as he prepares to face Chattanooga on Thursday. Manager Jordan pivots from Flaherty to Pat for the opener, while Erskine Mayer leaves for Fayetteville to join the Eastern Carolina League. Fister and Rogers are slated to pitch Friday and Saturday as the squad heads into a Memphis series after a Sunday home return.
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Trishman
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Elie
Jordan
Flaherty
Chattanooga
Erskine Mayer
Fayetteville
N. G
Mayer
Fister
Lookoute
Rogers
Memphis
Record Attempt Fails to Break Altitude Mark
Walter Brookins of Dayton Ohio tried to surpass his world altitude record at the Indianapolis Speedway driving a Wright biplane. He reached 1700 feet in 7 minutes then 3023 feet in 12 45. A strong cross current pushed him down to within 200 feet of the earth after a short turn.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Brooking
Dayton
Ohio
M Wright
Indiansyolly Speedway
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Diseases of Men by Dr. Wm. M. Baird ad offering free examination
An advertisement by Dr. Wm. M. Baird, who has practiced 83 years in the field and 26 years dedicating his time to men's diseases, claims less harsh methods can cure cysts and stricture. He advocates honest advertising, scientific treatment, and offers free examinations with hours listed, promoting works Diseases of Men and Health Essays.
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Diesel
Baseball Gossip Mixes Trades and Trials Across Leagues
The column outlines player moves and rumors across teams including a new lockout twirler, Eddie Seiver, and possible signings for Dusty Rhoades and Pat Flaherty. It notes Cobb Ford rumors, Joe McGinnity’s potential Tigers role, Beckendorf trade talks, Walter Salm joining Fort Worth, Templeton offers, Packey McFarland vs Welsh, and Birmingham swimming plans with FEYC Corgan.
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Chattanooga
Eddie Seiver
Detroit
Dusty Rhoades
Benz and Fiat Teams Rival in Grand Prize
New York June 14 W K Vander bilt Jr president of the Motor Cup holding Company announced three entries from Italy and three from Germany for the grand prize race of the Automobile Club of America. Italian entrants include Fiats driven by Ralph dePalma Felten Nasarro and Louis Wagner. German entrants are Benz cars driven by George Robertson Louis Hemery and Barney Oldfield.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Motor Cupholding Company
Even Break In Doubleheader At Red Hill
McDonald and St Luke split a Saturday doubleheader in Red Hill. The second game was a pitchers battle between Clowers and Norris. Waddell of McDonald fanned seventeen in the first game as REE, McDonald won 8 to 4. Batteries included Waddell and Pitman for McDonald and Mowall and Kimball for REE. In game two St Luke won 7 to 1 as Norris and Nowell held the line with strong support from Cameron and Cflowers.
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Red HI
Clowers
Norris
Waddell
Ree
Pitman
Mowall
Kimball
Ascot Meeting Opens Amid Quiet Royal Side
The Ascot meeting in Heath England began with subdued social pageantry due to the royal procession being absent and the royal stand closed. Racing promises strong competition as the first race, the trial stakes for 3-year-olds and up over the Hunt Cup course, was won by American horse Whinkbroom owned by HF Whitney, with Dean J. Swift second and Yellow Bravel third among eight runners.
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Heath
England
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Whinkbroom
Dean J. Swift
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Americus Victors Over Emory College In Big Score
Americus Ga June 14 Special Americus defeats Emory College in the first game of the series by 11 to 1. Dock Whison led the Americus offense while Ayers pitched for Emory and was hit hard. Americus scored six runs by the sixth and added more in the seventh while 500 spectators watched. Emory played well but was outclassed on the day.
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Hla
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Colling
Bo. McLaurin
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Shoe
Carson
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Papke Wins In Second Round Knockout Victory
Kansas City reports Sulu Papke knocked out AT Goodell in the second round of a ten round bout. Papke dominated the match with decisive punches to secure the win as the crowd watched in Kansas City Missouri on June 14.
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Kansas City
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AT Goodell
West End Park property touted by Adair team coach
In West End Park a high class property with city improvements is promoted as affordable for moderate income buyers. Forrest and George Adair will coach the team. Red Murray from the New York Giants, formerly a Notre Dame student and player, is noted. A $2,500 bet on Al Kautyun to beat Sam Langford is discussed. Langford says he is ready to cover the bet. A separate boxing result reports Jimmy Potts defeating Mike Memele in a 30 round fight in Minneapolis, with Memele badly battered and both eyes cut.
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New York Giants
Notre Dame
Balsball
Dinges
Johnson
al Kautyoun
Sam Langford
Langford
Depoatt
Pot Beate Memste
Minneapolis
Minn
Jimmy Potts
Mineeapolis
Mike Meemale
Chicago
Memah
Chicks Sweep Doubleheader as Macon Tops Savannah
In Macon Georgia on June 14 the Macon team won both games of a doubleheader against Savannah. Weems pitched well in the first game, a 2 to 1 Macon victory, while the second game went seven innings with Macon seizing the lead late. Magoon drew police ejection amid on-field dispute. Hoff homered with two on to seal the win. Macon leads the league by a half game.
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Anda
Savanneh
Weems
Petit
Mascon
Lee
Hoff
Magnon
Millia
Mill
Sipe
Magoon
Coney Island Track to Open Friday with Races and Purses
New York June 14 The Coney Island Jockey Club directors decided to carry out the program as planned despite doubts raised by anti bookmaking legislation. The season opens Friday with the Suburban race carrying 6000 dollars in added money. The Diggert purse of the season will be for the Lawrence Realization with 10000 dollars added.
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New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Neason
Lawrence
Formentary West End Park Lots Sale Notice
Today at 3 56 o clock we sail these fine West End Park lots. The notice promotes high class property with city improvements. Names Forrest and George Adaix appear in the readable fragment.
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Een Evacal
Shaisaee Oe
Forrest At
George Adaix
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