Whiffs Atlanta to receive silver trophy in opener
Atlanta fans flocked to the park at Fynce de Leon as Whiffs Atlanta is set to receive the handsome silver trophy for the opening game of the season. Judge William M. Kav anaugh will present it, marking his first visit to Atlanta in some time amid a brisk crowd and cold rainy weather. The Cracker hopes hinge on a win today to keep pace with the Barons and avoid snide fun from Slaxville, while a pennant race tension grows with standout players such as Long, Robert Arm, Kidbiberfeld, Sloan, Knisely and Smith in striking distance.
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Resinol Promises Quick Itch Relief and Skin Cure
Resinol ointment stops itching instantly and, with Resinol Soap, clears eczema ringworm pimples and blackheads. Free samples offered by mail from Dept. 438 Resinol Baltimore with full directions. physicians have prescribed for eighteen years.
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See-Saw Game Ends in a Tie With Home Runs Feature
The Aliba and the Crackers battled to a 3-3 tie after nine innings as darkness halted play. Dent twirled well for the Crackers, while Williams and Brackenridge pitched for Nashville, with Cracker home runs by Gealby and Callahan and a lucky fluke tied run for the Vols.
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Mobile Wins Final Game Of Series At Montgomery
Mobile team edges Montgomery 3 to 1 as visitors rally with two runs in the ninth. Case and Cavet pitched well for their sides. Wares highlighted Mobile’s base running and a late wild pitch. Stock, Paulet, and Wares contributed offensively for the winners. Cavet struck out seven for Mobile, Case four for Montgomery. Time 1:40. Umpires Breitenstein and Hart.
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May Reach Finals in Singles Today at Georgia Champs
Reynolds reports on day of Georgia state tennis championships as top players from prior years advance toward finals. Rain interrupted play but courts dried. notable results include Grant and Thornton’s 6-1 6-2 doubles win over Orr and Ramspeck and Williams’ 7-6 6-2 singles over Carlton Smith.
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White Sox Rally Beats Athletics 9 to 5 in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 18, White Sox built an early lead by using Bender and Wyckoff from the box, then held on as Athletics could not recover. Final score 9 to 5. Batteries Walsh and Schalk for Chicago. Bendler Wycott Taff and Lapp for Philadelphia. Time 2:09. Umpires Hildebrand and O’Loughlin.
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Aniston Defeats Opelike In Baseball Showdown 7-4
Aniston 7 Opelika 4. Score by innings shows Aniston rallying with a 2-3-0 sequence and Opelika missteps. Batteries: Farr and Sheppard for Aniston Hawkins and Allen for Opelika. Washington report notes President Wilson visit as Cleveland players pay respects with mascot Larry nearby.
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Judge Kavanaugh Presents Attendance Trophy Today
The Birmingham Barons and Atlanta Crackers meet at Rickwood Field for trophy day as Judge William Kevanaugh presents the silver cup for largest paid attendance. The event includes Fifth Regiment band, a pending rivalry, and a projected lineup with Foxen facing Musser in the opener.
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Giants Pay $10 000 For Rube Schauer Sale
Superior Wisconsin June 18 Stube Schauer sensational pitcher of the Superior club of the Northern league today was sold to the New York Nationals for 30 080 delivery to be made August 26 Schauer has pitched three one hit games this year and was robbed of a no hit performance by a scratch with two out in the ninth inning Rube Marquard and Marty O Toole are the only players in baseball who ever brought a higher figure
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Giants 7 to 3 over Reds in Cincinnati clash
New York built a 4-1 lead by the fourth inning and held on to defeat Cincinnati 7 to 3. Demaree allowed two eighth inning hits and two runs as Cincinnati rallied briefly while Johnson started for the Reds and was removed before the first inning ended.
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Norcross Nines Top Battle Hill in 12-4 Baseball Win
Norcross defeated Battle Hill 12 to 4 in a baseball game at Norcross. Socala outhit the visitors and hit multiple home runs. Scoring by innings shows Norcross taking the lead with a strong early burst. Local fans saw Norcross secure the victory with decisive offense.
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Local tennis stars vie for Southern meet title
Local players led by B M Grant Nat Thornton Charles A Sisson BE Mansfield and C Y Smith head to New Orleans for the Southern tennis meet aiming to defend titles. Smith teams with Mansfield in doubles while Thornton may pair with Grant. McQuinton of Mexico City looms as a dark horse. Grass courts threaten local clay specialists.
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Sports Scores Bridge Across Leagues Afield
Roanoke beats Portanouth Petersburg 8 to 1 while Richmond shuts out Newport News 9 to 0. Charlotte tops Greensboro 5 to 2 in the Caroling Association. Multiple league results follow with varied scores across minor and college circuits, including Harvard 4 Yale 3 and Cotton States play noting Columbus and Meridian outcomes.
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Records Will Go Saturday Night In Motordrome Show
Morty Graves of Los Angeles brings a fast tinolucycle from Chicago to challenge Tex Richards. Graves, rich and daring, rides for the thrill and has another Excelsior on hand as records near 90 mph. Jack McNeill and IndiSC 23 join Richards as a lineup to test the local motordrome. Prince heads to Nashville to launch a southern five-city circuit.
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Where They Play Today Southern Leacue
Birmingham in Atlanta. Ponce de Leon. New Orleans in Mobile. Metropolis in Montgomery. Nashville in Chattanooga. South Atlantic League Jacksonville in Augusta. Columbus in Macon. Charleston in Savannah. National League Boston in Pittsburgh. New York in Cincinnati. Philadelphia in Chicago. Brooklyn in St Louis. American League Cleveland in Washington. Chicago in Philadelphia. St. Louis in New York. Detroit in Boston. Empire State teams in Cordele and Valdosta. Brunswick in Warcrost. Newnan in LaGrange. Anniston in Talladega.
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Empire State League results show multiple games and line scores
In Cordele and Brunswick, Brunswick wins 6 to 0 after a 4 to 3. In Waycross, Thomasville and Waycross split doubleheader with 7 to 4 and 6 to 3 scores. Batteries included Wolfe Manchester Gentry Pierre Hartner Siefert Fu lingem Eubanks Shuman Dudley Clarke. Umpires Mcafee Cordele and Carter McLaughlin. Time first game 1:10 second game 1:15.
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Cobb's Hitting Improves After Two-Hit Game
Cobb raised his batting average by three points after going two for four on Wednesday. The box shows GAB 143 with R and H metrics, noting a notable contribution in the game.
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