Whiffs and standings mix in Southern League notes
The column tracks Tommy Lone and Dave Robertson in the Southern League race with Long leading by 17 points. Elberfeld, Robertson, and Mabille slugger mix in batting averages, while Whitey Alpermann drives in runs and Rabbit ends a hitting slump. Alex Alexander’s winning streak ends as Cubs surge. Buck Whaver faces release, Barry Chapman nears return, and Joe Dunn’s steady catching earns praise. The chase for the league title tightens as teams push to close the gap on the Pelicans.
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Ficlmnes
Tommy Lone
Dave Robertson
Long
Robertson
Kid Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Mabille
Elberfeld
Rabbit
Ban Johnson seeks Connie Mack outfielder for New York
President Ban Johnson of the American League, visiting New York, said he would attempt to obtain an extra outfielder from Connie Mack for the New York club. Mack has sent outfielders Dan Murphy Eddie Murphy Oldring Strunk Daley and Walsh. Johnson will try to keep Walsh and Daley. A young semi professional catcher Moffit joined the Highlanders today.
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Wack
Chance
New York
Ban Johnson
Connie Mack
Mack
Dan Murphy
Eddie Murphy
Oldring
Strauk
Daley
Walsh
Jonnson
Moffit
Highlanders
Gil Price Shines as Hurlers Lead League Showdown
Gil Price dominates for the Crackers in a 9 4 win over Montgomery. Highlights include Price’s pitching prowess and key hits by Long, Alpermann, and Agler, with Nashville and Atlanta players exchanging runs in a high tempo game at Ponce de Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil” Price
Dick Jemison
Gilbert Price
Tommy Long
Whitey Alpermann
Nashville
Ponce du Leon
Price
Frice
Coveleskie
Empire State League: Thomasville beats Waycross 2 to 1
Thomasville edged Waycross 2 to 1 as Roth struck for the decisive eighth inning hit after Warlick walked Smith. Morrison debuted for Waycross with a fifth inning homer to prevent a shutout. In the ninth Waycross failed with a man at second and none out. Bitting was caught at second as the last outs ensued. Batteries Rath and Podley. Warlick and Shuman. Time 4 hours. Umpires Dey and O'Brien. Brunswick 5, Cardetes. Wells.
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Thomasville
Waycross
Roth
Dudley
Warwick
Smmith
Morrison
Waycress
Waverean
Bitting
RW Thomasville
Rath
Mpodley
Shuman
Dey
O'Brien
Motorcycle Races Tonight at Jack Prince Motordrome
The second meet at Jack Prince s motordrome runs tonight with full lighting and a fine program. Admission is 25 cents for arena and 50 cents for grandstand, same as Saturday. Races begin promptly at 8:15 with heats and finals featuring Tex Richard, Georges Renel, Billy Shields, Jack McNeil, Freddie Luther, Harry Glenn and others in Georgia Sweepstakes and Motordrome Turso events plus a special match between Glenn and Renel.
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Jack Prince
Georgia
Tex" Richard
Dallas
Texas
Georges Renel
Parle
France
Billy Shields
Syr*acuse
George Lockner
Syracuse
Harry Schwartz
Denver
Morton Graves
Los Angeles
Jack McNeil
Ed Inbureush
Freddie Luther
Fort Worth
Henry Lewis
Harry Glenn
Atlanta
Harry Swarts
Tenver
Jock McNeil
Wainborough
Seward
Taird
Iftenry Lewis
Kah Aee
George Renel
Madison Defeats Monroe in Georgia College Game
Madison beat Monroe 4 to 1 in Madison Georgia. Dartmouth and Cornell also listed in college games, with Madison hosting University of Georgia for an upcoming match.
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Dartmouth
Cornell
Hawkins Supplants Wahoo At Waycross
Waycross Ga June 16 Special Charlea Wahoo was today released as manager of the Waycross team in the Empire league and Catcher Hawking of the Jacksonville South Atlantic league team signed as local manager Shamus O'Brien recently of Charleston and Morrison of Pennsylvania reported today.
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Waycross
Charlea Wahoo
Hawking
Jacksonnville
Shamus O'Brien
Charleston
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tennis Play Begins at Piedmont Driving Club
The tenth annual state championship tennis tournament opened on Piedmont Driving Club courts with local players dominating entry. Notable results include Mansfield’s 4-6 8-4 6-3 win over Orr Jr, and A W Smith’s decisive 6-0 6-0 over J B Williams while many byes and rounds followed.
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Piedmont
Mannfeld
J. KK. Orr, Jr
C. ¥. Smith
Wilams and
Graen
Thornton
A. W. Smith
A Clarke
H. J. Hall
Grover Middlebrooks
Williams
Henry Groves
Mansfield
Orr
McLarty
Sims
Fleet
L. ©. Grant
Matthews
Drummond Jones
L. D. Seott
G A. Howell
E.R Black, Jr
J. Draper
W. Colquitt
F. B. Green
J. B. Williams
T H Wiliams
3. Perry
G. W. McCarty
H. M. Ashe, Jr
W. Nunnan W. Griffith
Ramspeck
Abbott
Hailman
EV. Carter, Jr
Martin
Talladega Triumphs Over Newnan In Five-Run Rally
Talladega Indians overcome a four-run Newnan lead to win 10 to 7 at Camp. Key was a first-inning home run with two on as Talladega erased the deficit and pulled ahead with a burst of runs in the later frames. Pitchers Breck, Wasterling, Beers, Hawkins, and Wright were in the battery for Newnan and Talladega. Gadaden was blanked 6 to 0 by LaGrange in the later game as LaGrange pitcher Sigman held off the visitors.
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Rabbit
Mr. Hobertson
Mobile
Whitey Alpermann
Keystone
Joe Agler
Joseph
Thress Nies
Vaenarty
Burt Fleharty
Vols
Perry
Bisland
Young
Schwartz
Pires
Hay m
Wallop
Tommy Feng
Jud Daley
Hobbit
Wurlehonnes
Durden
Aloe
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Ard Staly
Thanas
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Dye
Nashville
Callahan
Lindsay
Rho. Schwartz
Goulby
Cy Wieharty
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Atlanta
Leng
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Bailey
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Agler
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Tiner
Seeey
Dax
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Nye
Price
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Walker
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Sloan
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Kerln
Americus
Valdonta
Americas
Otto Jordan
Valurous Valdostans
Cnanney
Werner
Talladega
Newnan
Alasone
Indians
Ar Newnan
Breck
Wasterling
Beers
Hawkins
Wright
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Buck Whaver
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Piedmont Driving Club
G . Howell
LL D. Scott
I Draper
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F. B Green
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H. Parry
CY. Smith
Tom Wilson
M. A. Candler
H. J. Ha
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Metarty
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Leat
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Part
Tims
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Findsden
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