Senators extend streak with strong win in west
The Senators scored twenty singles and thirteen runs to extend their winning streak to fifteen. McElveen impressed on the third wack of the Crackers, Humpty Hemphill energizing the infield. Charlie Frank helped Crackers acquire Dave Callahan who has boosted his average since joining the team. Spartanburg club’s loyalty to Harbison drew criticism, while Whiffs faced talk of misfortune. Ed Walsh joked about lumbago as the White Sox finally enjoy a lead in the American League.
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Naps
McElveen
Humpty
Hemphill
Sitten
Atlanta
Charlie Frank
New Orleans Pelicans
Crackers
Dave Callahan
Pelicans
Callahan
Nashville
Dave
Bill Ahstein
Alparman
Harbison Held By Spartanburg President
Infielder Douglas Harbison recently purchased by the Crackers from Spartanburg in the Carolina Association has not reported. Spartanburg's president refused to honor the manager Lavan’s sale terms, prompting an appeal to Secretary Farrell. If Harbison is not sent, the club suggests recalling Stowers and Hogue for further seasoning.
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Spartanburg
Carolina Association
Prealdert
Harbison
Covery
Hogue and
Stowers
National Association
Douglas Harbison
Crackers
Lavan
Atlanta
Farrell
Carolina Bunch
Hogue
Questions Answered in Sporting Editor Column
In the sporting column the editor addresses a fan query about the Chicago versus New York game of June 12. The question asks whether Vaughan or Thompson should receive credit for the loss, with Tony Costa and Vaughan named in the discussion.
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Dick Jemison
the Constitution
Chicago
New York
Vaughan
Thompson
Tony Costa
Today in Baseball: Historic MLB Highlights Through 1911
A compact 19th and early 20th century baseball digest recounts notable games and feats. Buffalo Nationals beat Phillies 22 to 4. Nicholls Harvard struck out 20, with 11 in a row. Notable names include Jesse Burkett, Bob Allen, Lajoie, Ray, and Leever among others.
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George L. Moreland
Buffalo Nationals
Phillies
Tere — Nichols
Harvard
Brown
New York
Philadel
Jesse Burkett
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Cincinnati
Bob Allen
Boswell
Gere Demont
Preshipton
Pittabore
Bill Dahlen
Boston
Sam Leever
Pittsburg
Chicago
Menafi
Hughes
Washington
Lajoie
Ray
Fhibties
Cincinnatia
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Moore
McQuillen
Rowan
Marty’ Qi Toole
St Paul
Apostles
Tol
Hinde Phen Lee
Crackers Triumph in Pitchers' Battle Before Rain
The Crackers beat the Memphis Turtles 2 to 1 behind Vedder Sitton's sharp pitching and solid defense led by Stumpt McElveen on debut at third base. O'Brien drove in the first run with a double, while Donahue's seventh inning single plated the deciding tally. rain ended the doubleheader after the first game, making the second game a wash.
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Dick Jemison
Vedder Sitton
Crackers
Memphis Turtles
Rand
Doc Newton
Atlanta
Litton
Newton
Stumpt
McElIveen
Hemphill
Rudy Baerwald
Wass
Alstein
Crackera
McElveen
Moulton
Memphis
Firat
Peta O'Brien
Turtles
Callahan
Crandall
Alperman
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Athletes Sail for Stockholm from New York
American track and field contingent sails for Stockholm aboard the Finland for the Gympie games. Colonel Robert M. Thompson, head of the American Olympic Committee, says Americans travel as sportsmen to prove they can turn defeat into victory. The party totals about 150 with 1068 track and field athletes among the group.
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New York
New York Harbor
Finland
Stockholm
United States
Robert M. Thompson
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores from Southern, South Atlantic, National, American, and other leagues list numerous outcomes. Notable results include Brooklyn 11 over St Louis 2, Detroit 4 over Philadelphia 3, Chicago 7 over Cincinnati 1, Baltimore 10 over Jersey City 2, and Albany 4 over Savannah 2 with several postponements and incomplete lines throughout.
Newsboys Gift Trophy to Cop Babe McDonald
New York June 14 Babe McDonald the prominent traffic cop and Olympic shot putter received a large silver loving cup from Longacre Square newsboys. The presentation occurred beside the Forty third Street subway entrance as a crowd applauded while traffic jammed briefly.
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New York
Babe" McDonald
Forty-third Street
Broadway
Longacre Square
Babe” McDonald
Eonsee
Saturday Games Across Amateur World City League
The schedule lists Southern Shope versus Redesl at Boulevard and Tenth, Moose versus Fairbarn at Hill's Park, Bouthera Ball against Fantan Yards at Briebing, and multiple other matches in Railroad, Baraca, Sunday School, and various local leagues across Atlanta area venues including Piedmont, Grant Park, and Fort McPherson with teams such as Western Union, Decatur, Georgia Avenue, and Exposition contesting multiple divisions. A dense lineup covers clubs like Beavers, Fort McPherson, Westminister, and Oak land City, reflecting a busy Saturday program across youth and amateur leagues.
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Redesl
Boulevard
Moose
Fairbarn
Hill'a Park
Bouthera Ball
Fantan Yards
Briebing
Jefferann Street
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Park
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Whittier
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Indépendente
Plant
Fulton Beg Company
Fragmentary sports score item from Columbus Greenwood game
Fragmented OCR mentions players Len Vickaburg Jabkeadh Yanco City Méridiat Columbus and Greenwood with mixed percentages and scores including Cornell 1 and Brown 4. Likely a brief box score line from a Columbus Greenwood contest with unclear team names and player tallies.
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Atte Len Vickaburg
Ae Jabkeadh
Yanco City
Méridiat Columbus
Greenwood
Tabasco Kid Succeeds Humpty McElveen at Billikens Short
Norman Elberfeld known as the Tabasco Kid, a former Yankee and Senator, is slated to take over short for the Billikens, with Sykes on first Wares on second Eb erfeld at short and Elwert at third. Manager Johnny Dobbs gains infield depth and shrewdly reworks a prior deal with Atlanta, trading Sykes and a pitcher for McElveen plus cash as The Montgomery Journal notes.
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Humpty McElveen
Cracker
Bitckens
Johnny Dobbs
Montgomery
Sykes
McElveen
Montgomery Journal
Paige
Johns
Billikens
Elveen
Humpty
Eddie Collins
Ty Cobb
Dobbs
Hemphill
Demaree and Mobile overpower New Orleans in 4-0 win
Demaree pitched effectively as Mobile defeated New Orleans 4 to 0. Local misplays aided Mobile’s runs, with Hendryx the only New Orleans baserunner to reach second. Box shows scattered hits, but errors and timely glances sealed the win for Mobile.
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Demaree
Mobile
Hendryx
Jacobson
H. Po. A. Teh
Stantey
Pantet
Dawson
Watsnes
Knaupp
Haigh
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Wagner
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Maloney
Walsh
Long
Dunn
Demares
Gardella
Pattet
New
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Omoptres
Fitzsimmons
Kellum
Birmingham and Montgomery Split Doubleheader in Alabama
Birmingham and Montgomery played two uneven games in Birmingham on June 14. Montgomery won the first on unsteady pitching and errors, while Birmingham tied the second as Prough pitched well but a misplayed fly helped Montgomery. Almeida and McGilvray stood out for Montgomery, with McGilvray hitting a homer.
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Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Foxen
Hardgrove
Prough
Messenger
Almeida
McGilvray
GAMT
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Foxon
Marcan
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Rune
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McMichael Cup At East Lake Golf Contested By Local Players
The McMichael Cup golf tournament begins this afternoon at East Lake after Atlanta golfers return from Chattanooga. J C McMichael offers a cup for the week with about sixty players expected to start. Qualifying today, rounds due by June 20 22 and finals by June 33. Final in first flight will be 36 holes.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
East Lake
J. C. McMichael
Yanks win opener as Zinn belts late homer in St Louis series
In St Louis on June 14 New York defeated the locals 7 to 5. Zinn homered, then a single, stolen base, and another single in the tenth keyed the X act. Fisher, Quinn, Street for the Yanks and Sweeney, Mitchell, E Brown, Krichel for the Cardinals. Time 2 hours. Umpires O Loughlin and Egan.
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Yanks
Broywns
St. Louis
Zinn
New York
St Louis
Fisher
Quinn
Street
Sweeney
Mitchell
E. Brown
Krich
Morris v Comiskey set for July 4 bout in Sapulpa
Sapulpa Oklahoma June 14 Carl Morris is slated to fight Don Comiskey of Chicago in Sapulpa on July 4. Comiskey has been talked of as a rising star while Morris, defeated recently by Jim Flynn and Luther McCarthy, seeks a comeback in his home town drew wide attention to the event.
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Morris
Comiskey
Sapulpa
Okla
Carl Morris
Don Comiskey
Chicago
Jim Flynn
Luther McCarthy
Where They Play Today Scores and Cities List
A condensed schedule lists teams and venues across multiple cities. The South Atlantic League matchups include Memphis in Atlanta, Ponce de Leon, Montgomery in Birmingham, Mobile in New Orleans, Nantville in Chattanooga, Savannah in Albany, Sertronville in Columbia, Columbus in Macon, Cincinnati in Boaton, St Louis in Brooklyn, Pittsburgh in New York, Chicago in Philadelphia, Boston in Chicago, New York in St Louis, Philadelphia to Detroit, and Washington in Cleveland with a 2:30 o clock game time.
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Chattanooga
New Orleana
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Ade Noshville
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Cleveland
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Nashville
Pittsburg
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Cincinnat
Boston
Louis
Chicago-Boston
Iain
Memphia
Ponce de Leon
Nantville
Savannah
Sertronville
Columbus
National League
Cincinnatia
St. Louia
American League
Early Saturday Game Time Shift For Turtles Crackers Match
The final game of the series between the Turtles and the Crackers will start at 2 40 PM instead of 4 PM to allow the Turtles to catch a train home. Russell and Graham will be the Crackers battery with Ferguson or Isinger and Seabough behind the plate.
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Turtles
Crackers
Russell
Graham
Ferguson
Isinger
Seabough
Vialtors
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