Crackers Turtles Series Starts With Home Stand
The Crackers begin a long stretch of twenty games at home after a four city trip to Memphis, with many ex-Crackers in the Lookouts roster. Breitenstien hopes to return as a pitcher for the Lookouts, while Marquard and Radbourne keep stringing wins. The piece notes managerial tensions, franchise pursuits, and high priced pitchers like Keating, with Washington Senators pitchers excelling and the Lookouts’ Bill Smith commenting on the pennant race.
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Crackers
Memphis
Bill Bernhars
Imhe Wanks
Keating
Wrente
Mass
Toole
Marquard
Russell
Bill Smith
Chaignéroga
Lookouts
Presi
C. B. Andrews
Biliimam
Bilk
Mab
Imvke Viene
Hard Hitting Game Won By Billy Smiths Lookouts
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 29 the Crackers and Lookouts slugged through a high scoring game. Atlanta led early but Chattanooga rallied as Bailey Balenti and Donohue sparked late offense. Chappelle held the Crackers in the final frames while Jordan and Sentell made key plays.
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Billy Smith
Lookouts
Crackers
WG. Foster
Chattanooga Tenn
Crakers
Russells
Ware
Chippelle Wiz
Ore Lie Crows
Acanta
Chappelle
Jordan
Hopkins
Brady
Atlanta
Balenti
Chittanoo Ag
Russell
Henry Hi
Moran
Donahue
Hailey Hite Momer
Bailey
Hemphill
McElveen
Bell Harbisons
Donahues
Barr
Atlantas
Alperman
Odpells
Harbisons
Tung
Ratley
Callahan
Loter
Sentell
Jordanth
Alman
Coyle
Balentiah
Hareoons
Bomellis
Donohuec
Hannahe
Russello
Waren
Bratyp
Ol Chaeip
Totwis
Stora
Chattanooga
Birrara Russell
Balentin
Hannah Harbienn
Bailey Alperman
Eto Besen
Sentel
Tayie Coyle
Santell
Hannah Jordan
Dell Ruasetl
Sentell Moran
Russell A
Chappella
Philadelphia doubles Washington in twin bill as Bakers stars
Philadelphia wins both ends of a June 20 doubleheader against Washington by scores 5 to 4 and 6 to 1. Bakers homered in both games and collected five hits in the first. Egan of Philadelphia ejected in game one for disputing a called ball. In the second game Cashion and Henry Brown shared catching duties as Philadelphia took the nightcap 8 to 1. Detroit beats Cleveland 7 to 2 as Kahler struggles. Boston defeats New York 15 to 8 with O'Brien and Carrigan’s bats key and Wagner back from injury.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Bakers
Egan
Engle Boehling
Willams
Plank
Thomas Egan
Loughlin
Cashion
Henry Brown
Lapp
Oloughlin
Sox
Yanky
New York
Bostons
New Yorks
Ard
Shearn
O'Brien
Wagner
Boston
Battersea
Carrigan
Ward
Sheary
Sweeney
Sterritt
Westervelt
Evans
Albany
Columbus
Gentle
McCormack
McCay
Holden
Fieler
Herndon
Brooks
Pels
Barons
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Kellim
Johnston
M. Bride
Almeida
Jston
Marein
G/Carrouth
Billng
Wdrix
Afsstoner
Steyd
Errora
Roche
Prough
Marton
McBride
Yantz
Hnaupp
Almeida Johnston
Buntrog
Dawson Eldven
Haigh
Rohe
Weaver
Knaupp
Jehmston
Hendrix
Balla
Runa Weaver
Roy
Swindell
Boyd
Balla Prough
Bunting
Roho
Henariz
Fitzsimmons
Kellum
Peaches drop Palmettos 4 0 in Macon tilt
In Macon Georgia on June 20 Columbia was shut out 4 to 0 as Macon dominated with solid pitching and fielding. Key moments included Cruises home run and standout plays by Prysack and the former for Macon. Batteries OBrien Kahlikoff for Macon Dashner Smith for Columbia. Time 1:25.
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Peaches
Palmettos
Macon
Columbia
Smith
Barrett
Prysack
Rhe Macon
Obrien
Kahlikoff Dashner
Pire Clark
Indiana
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Wider
Mattors
Lipehen
RH E
Robertson
Gerbel
Thackam
Wilder
Pender
Harry Steinfeldt Named Meridian Manager in Cotton States League
Former Cubs third baseman Harry Steinfeldt has been appointed to manage Meridian in the Cotton States League after a one-day try-out with the Chattanooga Lookouts. He appeared in three league games, starting in Atlanta’s double header win over Nashville on Monday.
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Harry Steinfeldt
Cub
Chattanooga Lookouts
Meridian
Real
Atlanta
Nashville
Bean Woods
Women golfers match set for Atlanta Saturday
Five Nashville women golfers travel to Atlanta on Saturday to face five top local women golfers in a team match. In addition, two foursome matches are scheduled for the following Monday.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Southern League action ends with tense Montgomery win
In Montgomery Alabama on June 20 the Billies defeated Mobile 5 to 4 in ten innings. Pitcher Sitchison anchored late relief as Montgomery rallied after tiring early, turning tied into a walk off win with key hits off Tandermill. Home runs by Bills and WeAllister highlighted the contest amid a hotly contested day.
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Billies
Gulls
Montgomery
Vane
Masters
Smikp
Ahnlonp
Wag
Accred Beere
Oo Mobilee
Friars
Stengte
Maloney Paulet Starr
Bille WeAlliater
Altehlarn Starr Etolen
Sykeo Starr Faulet
Gardella
Altehisin
Laudermilk
Althison
Laidermik
Althlaon
Giberfeld
Howre
Plenninger
Carpenter
Where They Play Today in Various Leagues
Schedule fragment lists Southern League games with New Orleans at Birmingham and Mobile at Montgomery. Memphis faces Nashville. Columbus meets Albany while Columbia plays Macon. Savannah head to Jacksonville. National League matchups include New York at Beaton Portburg, Cincinnati at St Louis, Chicago at St Louis, and Washington at Philadelphia, with New York also noted.
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Birmingham
Mobile Ee
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga Oe
Atlanta O Af
Montgomery
Nash
Lle
Ali
Jacksonville
Albany Ae
Savannah
Columbus “S
Macon
Columbia
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago A
Philadeiphila
Wet St Leute
Aia
Brooklyn
Toe
Boston
America
cLuRa
Washington
Philadelphia
Berroa
Cleveland Ig O
St Louis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
Columbus
Albany
Beaton
Prteburg
Cincinati
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Nashie
Mmphis
Montaemary M Tile
Orleans
Broklyn
KeaTfis
Heaton
Ethelurg
Ciminnati
Fittsburg
Phillies End Dodgers Win Streak With Cravath Homers
In Brooklyn, June 20, Cravath hit two home runs and a sacrifice fly for Philadelphia as they toppled Brooklyn 6 to 2. Hummel subbed in for Cutshaw, contributing a RBI double. Giants beat Doves 21 to 12 in Boston, NY racked 19 runs against Boston, and Pirates split a doubleheader with Cincinnati, 3-2 and 7-5. St Louis edged Chicago 4-3 after a tenth inning rally.
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Phillies
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cravaths
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Downey
Paskett
Hummel
Cutshaw
Chalmers
Killiter
Barger
Miller Crwin
Eason
Johnstone
Giants
Doves
Boston
New York
Willie
Brown
Donnelly
Higegx
Kling
Whitehouse
Wiltse
Shore
Meyers
Wilson
Hartley
Brennan
Emelte
Moos
Pirates
Cincinnati
Ome
Pittsburg
Hendrix
Pittsburo
Kellys
G & O Cincinnati
Adama Cole
Gibson
Kelly Keefe Gangper
Clari
Rigler
Finneran
Rhe Pittsburg
Kelly Fromme
Clark
St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis
St.Louie
Leifield
Archer
Sallee
Harmon
Wingo
Bies
Kiem
Bush
Double Header Between Crackers and Lookouts Moved to Saturday
The Cracker and Lookout double header in Chattanooga is rescheduled for Saturday, shifting from today. Numerous baseball scores from leagues across the country follow, including Southern, South Atlantic, National, and other circuits with mixed results and standings.
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Chattanooga ‘Tenn
The
Crackers
Lookouts
Crimson and Blue Battle on Water at Harvard Yale Regatta
New London Conn June 20 with all arrangements complete and crowds gathering the Thames hosts the forty sixth Harvard Yale rowing regatta on the river tomorrow. Freshmen and varsity crews contest morning tours and an afternoon clash. Harvard led the initial events winning the freshmen race over a mile downstream by two and a half lengths while the graduate eights went to Harvard by two lengths. The main university eight tomorrow is the focus with Harvard a 5 to 3 favorite to tie the series at ten years and Yale leading 23 to 22.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Wds
Harvard
Robert F Herrick
Boston
Crimson
Yale
McMichael Cup Golf Semis Nearing After Thursday Play
In the McMichael Cup golf tournament at Lake, semifinals loom after Thursdays results. Paine Jr edged his opponent 4 up and 3 to play, Willand beat Cor imin 6 up and 2 to play, and Taine Jr 6 up and 4 to play. In the second flight Kolean defeated Howell by default, Blount beat Hopkins 3 up, Jemison won 12 up, Nichon defeated Os borne by default. In the third flight Richards beat Davis by default, Adair beat Hammond 1 up.
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J ¢ McMichael Golf
Ses
JOS Paine Jr
TOI We‘Glo
Ples
Willand
C F Corimin
WC Chairman
Taine Jr
CP King Defitea Pr Op Hinman
Kolean
G G Howell
BM Blount
Ho J Hopkins
D Jemison
J P Webster
A Nichon
I. DD
R_E Richards
Davis
Adair
T A Hammond
Folks
Questioned Sports Record Across Four Branches
The article lists questions and sports figures including Dick Jemison and George Verne, noting world records for running and jumping. It references the Cone on Whats, the Pec oc mw jumper, and a remarkable mark at Traverse before the American team sailed for Stockholm.
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Dick Jemison
George Verne
Holts
Traverse
Abn
Nek
Stockholm
Walter East Signs With Spartanburg
Walter East the deposed Atlanta second baseman has been signed by the Spartanburg club of the Carolina Association and will report to the team in a couple of days. He will be placed on the second station by Manager Laval.
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W. ¢. Oliver
Alpharetta
Atlanta Stars
Alpharett
Breab Waren
Walter East
Atlanta
Spartanburg
Carolina Agsociation
Bast
Laval
College stars sign with major leagues
Three members of the Brown varsity baseball nine announced tonight that they had signed contracts with major league clubs. Captain Kenneth Lo Nash will join the Cleveland Americans. Pitcher Joseph H Conzerman and Pitcher Edward EC Warner go to the Pittsburg Nationals.
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College State
Providence
Brown
Kenneth Lo Nash
Cleveland Americans
Joseph H Conzerman
Edward EC Warner
Pittsburg Nationals
Baseball Highlights Across Decades 1890s to 1911
A collage of baseball moments from 1890 to 1911 features Karl Ramsey of Louisville fanning 17 Cleveland hitters, Brooklyn’s 4 0 shutout of Chicago, the 1896 Western League stunner by Charley Comiskey’s St Paul, and various high scoring games. Notable mentions include Cy Young versus Detroit in 1902, Tim Flood’s three homers in 1908, and Homer totals by Hans Wagener for Pittsburgh in a Cubs clash. The record also notes extra innings between Chicago and Cleveland and Dalton’s five hits against the New York Giants in 1910.
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George L Moreland
Tom Ramsey
Louisville
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicago
King
Weking
St Paul
Charley Comiskey
Kansas Citys
Apostles
Lewon Phi Uppe
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Parker Hilly Kegler
Jimmy Sheckard
Boston Americans
Cy Young
Detroit
Tim Flood
American Association
Jedo
Mud Hens
Hans Wagener
Pittsburg Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Carl Lundgren
Mordecai Brown
Dalton
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Philadelphia
Moore
Boston
Mattern
Parsons
Phiadelphia Nationals
Ander
Ae Fa
Seenlon
West
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