Double header at Ponce today with four in five days
The Crackers face a heavy schedule as Jupiter Pluvius disrupts the start, forcing a four doubleheaders in five days. Managers weigh the Iron Man stunt to let each pitcher work multiple games, with Johns Flaherty Fisher Rogers alternating across today through Saturday.
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Atlanta
Johns
Flaherty
Fisher
Rogers
Jordan
Herd
Memphis Ia
Chattanooga
Satudies
Crackers
Goodwin
Turtle
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Knotts
McGraw
Smith
Dunleavy
Klawitter
Fritz
DeBalt
Barons Win Two From Montgomery in Southern League
Birmingham, June 20. Barons beat Montgomery twice by identical scores as Emery delivered the deciding runs in both games. Cavalaskie pitched both games for Birmingham, with a soft seventh inning surge in the second. Duggleby struggled in the first game, while Thomas allowed only one hit until the seventh in the second. Crowds filled the stands as the doubleheader thrilled fans.
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Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Emery
Cavalaskie
Duggleby
Thomas
Bcore
Standing of Clubs Will Draft Players
Clubs prepare for drafts as changes shake rosters. Straws and hats noted, with Buskey highlighted among players in Whitehall discussions.
Columbia Defeats Macon as Firemen's Meet Moves to Sumter
South Atlantic reports Columbia triumphed over Macon 3 to 1 in a June game where Breitenstein starred at the plate. Legion of notes shows Savannah and Jacksonville split a double with Savannah edging Jacksonville. Columbus beat Augusta 3 to 0 on a pitching and fielding showcase. Also highlights from Sheepshead Bay include the Swift stakes with Oceanbound favored and multiple races featuring top runners and jockeys.
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Pelmettos
Chicks
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B. C
Columbia Today
Macon
Lewis
Bhut
Breitenstein
Eries
Sumter
Rhe Macon
Schultz and
Kahlhoff
Lewis and Powell
Electrics
Tourists
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Augusta
Neal
McMahon
Bensons
Torena
Reynalds
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Cotton States Tennis At Montgomery
Montgomery Alabama June 20 Almost all preliminary matches in the Cotton State and Alabama tennis tournaments at the Country Club were completed. Thirty entries from across the south. Eliminating matches begin tomorrow with an ongoing week of play. Bell and Bartlett of Birmingham defeated Stevenson and Hale of Montgomery. Wheeler and Hollinger of Mobile beat Higgins and Norton of Montgomery in doubles. Singles results include Wheater of Mobile defeating McCorvey, Orr of Atlanta over Harrold of Montgomery, and Matten of Mobile over Dowell of Montgomery. Hardd and Edgar of Montgomery won in doubles over the McCorvey brothers of Mobile.
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South
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Birmingham
Stevenson
Hale
Montgomer
Wheeler and Hollinger
Mobile
Higgins
Norton
Wheater
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Orr
Atlanta
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Matten
Dowdell
Alabama
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Edgar
McCorvey Brothers
Barr Official Release Clears BL Barr Transfer
Chicago June 20 B B Johnson, president of the American League, announced approval of the Philadelphia to New Orleans transfer of BL Barr. The notice lists multiple league matchups and venues across cities including Memphis Atlanta Chattanooga Montgomery New Orleans and others. The release also confirms ongoing schedules in both the American and National Leagues.
National League results wrap up doubleheader action
Phillies beat Boston 5 to 2 behind two sacrifice hits and costly errors. Brooklyn edged New York 4 to 1 as Cy Barger earned his fifth straight win. St Louis fell to Pittsburgh 5 to 8 with late runs by Harmon’s club. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 with Sheckard homering in the seventh.
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Alexander Smith Wins United States Golf Championship
Alexander Smith of the Wykey Club New Rochelle New York won the open golf championship of the United States at Philadelphia after a playoff with J J McDermott of Merchantville and MacDonald Smith of California. The 18 hole scores were Smith 71 McDermott 73 MacDonald Smith 76. McDermott earned second money and MacDonald Smith third.
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White Sox defeat Naps 1–0 on June 20
Chicago tops Cleveland 1 to 0 in a pitcher’s duel. A three hit, no-run game featured a lone fifth inning run on infield hits and a wild pitch. Glmstead was effective in relief for Chicago.
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Payne
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Egan
Bible’s Power Across Languages Draws Half Million Gift
An Omaha Bee item praises the Bible’s spread through Hebrew, Arabic, Greek and Latin, recounts historical persecutions, and notes Mrs. Russell Sage’s gift to the American Bible Society to fund global dissemination, stressing the enduring force of the scripture.
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Omaha Bee
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Avery
Tyndall
Inais
Russell Sage
American Bible Society
Crackers Shine as Crackers Dominate Lookouts in Chattanooga
Scribe Foster of The Chattanooga Times lauds the Crackers after two straight wins over the Lookouts. He praises Atlanta’s visitors as a flawless, unbeatable unit, calling the Crackers the class of the league and predicting pennant glory if they stay on top.
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Andrews
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Memhis
Latonia Races Show Golden Eye and Wanbridge Triumphs
At Latonia on June 20 form players noted modest gains as Wanbridge won the fourth feature over six furlongs despite carrying 108 pounds. Golden Eye and Markle M followed, while Permella led the opening race, with Eventide second and Sugar Loaf third in a purse of 390. In the third race Markle M. prevailed over Mazerl and Slashing Blow as the crowd watched.
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Veteran Hart Now an Umpire
Veteran Bill Hart after twenty five years as a pitcher is released by the Chattanooga Lookouts and is slated to become an umpire under President Kavanaugh of the Southern League. Southpaw Hill Graham will take Hart’s place, and Doc Johnston may be signed to play center field with the Lookouts as Dobbs recovers from a bad hand.
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Bill
Bill Graham
Doc Johnston
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Southern League
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Lookout
Lynch
National League
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St. Louis
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Connelly Knocks Out Gardner In Chattanooga Bout
Springfield, Illinois welterweight Joe Connelly knocked out New York’s Bert Gardner in three rounds in Chattanooga Tennessee, delivering one of the best bouts held there. Connelly then challenged any welterweight.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Joe Connelly
Springfield
Fil
Bert Gardner
New York
Latonia Race Day Figures and Entries for Today
The report lists results from multiple races including purses of 100 to 300, times around 1:12 and 1:40, and Latonia entries for today across six races. Winners include Hanbridge in the fourth race and Ralluf in the fifth, with various horses named in placements and a detailed set of entrants for each race.
Order of Eagles Hold Meeting in Brunswick
The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Georgia Florida and South Carolina will open its first tri state convention in Brunswick tomorrow and will be in session on two days Wednesday and Thursday. Atlanta will be represented in the event.
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Georgia
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South Carolina
Fts
Brunswick
Atlanta
Wright tops Crowley in first round at Wimbledon
Beala C Wright of Boston defeated W C Crowley in the first round of the open lawn tennis championships at Wimbledon. The match score was 6-1, 7-5, 3-4, 6-2. The event is noted by prominent Atlanta Aerie members HOA Fisher, WoS Wardlaw and F M Webb. The piece also mentions the Georgia state aerie annual assembly with Brunswick as the second meeting place after Savannah.
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Atlanta Aerie No 714
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F M Webb
Assembly of the State Series
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