Cobb and Robertson lead and clash with league scoress
WHIFFS TY COBB remains the league’s top batter and is widening his lead into the summer months. Dave Robertson joins the Giants in right field, while Milto Stock shines for New York. Southern League reports note few two hit games, many one run decisions, and Johnny Dobbs promising a Pelicans shake up.
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TY Cobb
Georgia Peach
Cobb
Dave Robertson
Mobile Golfs
Morton Stock
McGraw
Snodgrass
Murray
Robertson
New York
New York World
Johnny Dobbs
New Orleans
One Game Today Double Bill Features Perryman or Dent
Perryman or Eliott Dent will start for the Crackers in the afternoon game against the Lookouts, with Dunn or Tyree catching depending on the pitcher chosen. A second game Tuesday is planned, with Matt Williams starting the second game and Lookouts aiming to split. Injuries to lead-off men cloud lineups, but Crackers seek a three straight wins as Atlanta hosts Chattanooga.
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Perryman
Dent
Dick Jeceison
Emmet Key Perryman
Eliott Dent
Smith
Bersen
Joe Dunn
Dents
Tyree
Peryman
Lookouts
Saur
Matt Williams
Ray Boyd
Haron
McCormick
Gabby Street
Indu
McConnell
Amby
Johnson
Moosemen
Feld
Bill Smith
Billy
Lady Fang
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Atlanta
Mobile Beats Montgomery 9 to 8 in Southern League Row
In Mobile Alabama on June 22 Townsend pitched well for Mobile in a four straight win over Montgomery. A late rally in the eighth and ninth, including Donahue’s one hit to right and O Dell's triple, sealed a 9 to 8 victory. Jantzen was ejected for disputing calls.
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Fettle
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Hollander
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Perry
Lively
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Chestnutt
Gio
Sy Acanal
Pelicans Edge Barons 1 0 to Start Series Defeat
New Orleans wins 1-0 over Birmingham as Wirgon bests Robertson in a low scoring pitchers’ duel. Key seventh inning sacrifice fly drives in the run while Barbare Kannis and McDonald highlight fielding. New Orleans heads to Montgomery for a five game set, then twenty five games against seven league clubs.
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Wirgon
Robertson
Wilson
Barbare
Kannis
McDonald
Montgomery
Poe N. OO
Marneb
Garret
Starnah
Iarbass
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Covington
R. Birmingham
Starr
Bluhm
Hendryx
Adams
Burns
New Orleana
Rudjderham
Breitenstern
Seagters Triumph as Johnson Shuts Down Tigers, Cobb Injured
Detroit loses 7 to 3 with Walter Johnson dominating the game. Cobb sustains a fractured right hand after an on-field incident and is expected out ten days. Batteries Johnson and Ainsmith for Detroit. Williams Hoebler and Stanage for the Tigers.
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Seagters
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Walter Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Cobb
Ainsmith
Williams, Hoebler and Stanage
Waycross Team Struggles With Injuries In Georgia League
Waycross, Ga June. With J L Clark away on business in Columbia manager in charge is Jack Coveney. Coveney cant play due to injury from last game. Valdosta and Walvern fans leave early due to injuries. New catcher stepping in as Gavenay contemplates return.
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Waycross
J. L. Clark
Jack Coveney
Clark
Columbia
Aho
Wavcross
Coveney
Carl Thompson Joins Local Hurler Staff This Week
Carl Thompson reported Sunday to Manager Jill Smith after being purchased from the Jersey City Skeeters. Thompson was one of the Grackers best pitchers last season and is expected to bolster the local staff this season. timing of his use to be determined, likely this week.
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Carl Thompson
Jill Smith
Jersey City Skeeters
Smith
Thompson
Grackers
Grand Steeplechase Won by Lord Loris
Lord Loris won the Grand Steeplechase de Paris on the Autens track over 412 miles in $20,000 event. Clittas finished second with Marteau II third as heavy showers affected the meeting attended by President Poincare and many diplomats.
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Paris
James Hennessy
Lord Lorie
Sydney Platt
Clittas
L& Frates
Marteau iI
Lord Loris
Chiias
Martesu
Steps Planned to Enjoin Hal Chase with Buffalo Federals
Chicago June 21 Steps will be taken to enjoin Hal Chase former American league star from playing another game with the Buffalo Federals according to an announcement tonight by Charles A Comiskey president of the Cincinnati Americans after he had been informed Chase had played in today's Federal game.
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Wexter
Coombe
Thomas Baber
Mayer
Schalk
Pime
Hilderbrend
Loughiin
Herzog
Cincinnati Nationals
Fritz Maigel
Ednesday
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Barns
Moran
Beacher
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Hal Chase
Buffalo Federals
Charles A Comiskey
Cincazo Americans
Chase
Federal League Score by Innings Summary
Baltimore and opponent totals show six to two in one game, with 17 to 4 in another. Pittsburg and Kansas City fought to a 7 to 3 finish, while Chicago edged Buffalo 2 to 1. Batteries listed pitchers and catchers for each matchup.
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Smith
Wilhelm
Rupeli
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Keupper
Simon
Fitteberg
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Buffalo
Rae
Ehicago
Moore
Blair
Lange
Wilson
Today's Minor League Schedule Across Leagues
A roundup of tonight's games across the Southern League and other circuits. Matchups include Chatta versus Atlanta, Memphis at Nashville, Mobile at Birmingham, and Montgomery hosting North Carolina. Also listed are Augusta at Charleston, Columbia at Savannah, Jacksonville at Albany, Macon at Columbus, plus major leagues matchups Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland. In the National League, St Louis at Horton and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New Philadelphia, Chicago at Philadelphia, with Federal League games and a Georgia Alabama slate featuring Anityton, Talladega, and others. scattered lineups mention Cordele and Waycross areas.
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Baseball Atmosphere Continues Unsettled In New York
Edited by Dick Jemison reports the unsettled baseball atmosphere after hints of a new third major league. Ban Johnson left for Chicago, discussions continued, and possible plans included second teams in Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Detroit and Washington with Baltimore and Buffalo in the East as the Western wing.
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Thinetty
Ban Johnson
Chicago
Tener
National League
August Herrmann
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Detroi
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Buffalo
Crushed to death in hotel shaft in Chattanooga
Elmer E B Cross of Suffolk Virginia traveling salesman died in a hotel elevator shaft accident watched by hundreds in Chattanooga on June 21. He was jammed between the elevator car and shaft walls on the third floor as the car passed, his head and arms caught, and he died about twenty minutes later before help arrived. His body was removed ten minutes after death. Cross was 36 and a member of UC T and T P A Richmond VA and the Elks Club of Suffolk. Family listed at 1127 LaSalle Street Chicago.
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Tenn
Elmer Eb, Cross
Suffolk
Cross
Croas
UC T and
Richmond
Elks’ Club
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Landon Warner Safe in Heart of Mongolia
Washington reports Landon Warner of the Smithsonian Institution is safe after relatives feared he was lost in a prairie fire in Mongolia. A telegram from Warner's family confirmed his safety as he begins a preliminary investigation into the feasibility of establishing an American School of Archaeology in Beijing.
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Landon Warner
Smithsonian Institution
Mongolia
Wharies D Walcott
Warner
Pekin
Notes Between Japan and the United States
Tokio June 21 Japan and the United States arrange to publish simultaneously in Tokio and Washington this week the text of correspondence. Foreign Minister Kato likely to speak at a special Diet session opening soon on the California anti alien landed question.
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Japan
United States
Washington
California
Kato
Diet
Supreme Court to Decide Forty Nine Cases in Session
Washington June 21 when the supreme court meets tomorrow it is expected to decide all of the forty nine cases now before it then take a recess until October Cases for decision include the inter mountain rate proposition the constitutionality of the oil pine one law several important oil land cases and appeals involving state laws.
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Supreme Court
Rockefeller gives 11000 for Empress of Ireland sufferers
London June 22 The Daily Mail reports John D Rockefeller sent Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army in America eleven thousand dollars for victims of the Empress of Ireland disaster. Booth is in London for the Salvation Army World Congress.
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Tha Dally
John D. Rockefeller
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
America
Empress of Ireland
Plants to Close In Atlantic City June 21
A six toteen sheet iron and tin plate plants employing more than 4000 men will close on July 1. The closure follows a breakdown in wage negotiations between the Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Plate Workers' association and plant owners at a conference that adjourned today.
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Atlantic City
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers’ Association
Autoist Is Drowned In Virginia River Accident
Purcell Dabney, 30, of Richmond, drowned last night when his automobile ran off a ferry into the Mattapon River near Avietts, about thirty miles from the city. The body was recovered today.
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Richmond
J Purcell Dabney
Mattapon River
Avietts
Baseball Scores From Early American Leagues Reported
Summary of scattered results shows Cleveland 7 over Minnesota 3 and St Paul 6 over Cotum 1. Other games: Kan 7 Indians 6, Indians 10 over Kan 6, Louisville sW Milwaukee, Texas League Galveston 1 Waco 0, Waco 2 Gulventon 2, Dallas 3 Houston 0, Dallas 2 Ft Worth 9, Newark 1 Newark 6, Toronto 7 Providence ? Rochester 7.
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India
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Sandato
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Houston
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Pt. Worth
Bean’t
City
Buffalo
Buttelo
Toronto
Queries Answered by the Sporting Editor in The Constitution
A thin headlined sports Q and A by Jemison answers queries about players and teams. It asks where Irwin KK Wilhelm played, what won in the Southern League in 1901 and 1902, and mentions pitching for Hoprolyn in 1930. It also asks whether Paskett played for Atlanta and references a flirtatious line about a girl in a hat.
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Jemison
Constitution
Irwin KK. Wilhelm
Hropelyn
Paskett
Atlanta
Trouble in Eden
A verse list pokes fun at garden plants and flowers in a whimsical scene. The narrator lampoons bloomed names such as Black-eyed Susan, Violet, Sunflower, and Love in a Mist while interjecting a humorous aside about napkins and footrests at a bar. The tone mirrors light satirical verse from a 19th century American newspaper.
Progressive rift rocks national leaders in midwest and coast
In a split within the Progressive movement Lea Perkins and Amos Roe face removal threats. Perkins chairs the national executive committee. Pinchot accuses him of being pro trusts and anti labor. Roosevelt, allied with both, may intervene upon his return from Spain.
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Pacific Coast
Lea Perkins
Amos Roe
Panchat
Perkins
National Progressive Committee
Pinschot
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Spain
At the Theaters This Week at Grand and Local Houses
The audience can expect a mixed program with Forsythe’s new dramatic playlet to Sie Gne Girl, a seven‑actor bill featuring Temes A Wucux, Louder USA comedy sketch, and Mosher trio. Dorothy Ker fen with banjo leads a varied lineup. Annette Kellermann’s New Tunes Daughter continues at the Atlanta movie house with extensions into Monday to Wednesday at usual prices.
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Wucux Wits
Coun
Coreshe
USA
Mosheres
Mosher
Cameron
Dorothy Kerfen
Atlanta
Annette Kellermann
Dante
Bssg
Stepless Electric Omnibus: Field Omnibus and Newark Co operation
The Stepless Electric Omnibus from Field Omnibus Co New York developed with Newark Water Bus Co features heating for 38 passengers 18 lower 20 upper. It stands two feet eight inches shorter than current buses in New York Paris and London and about five feet shorter in length.
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Field Omnibus Company
New York
Newark Water Bus Company
Eishteen
Paris
London
Eis
Safety First Practices Germany Highlighted in Journal
An article notes the spread of safety first practices from the United States to Germany and Europe, describing cooperative accident insurances and protective measures in German power plants and workshops. It mentions Janet Dunbar leading a cast in The Salamander and lists other cast members, plus a Kodak ad noting wedding day picture storytelling with new kodakery offerings at Jno L. Moore & Sona.
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Electric Haalway Journal
United States
Germany
Janet Dunbar
Doda
KODAK
Jno L. Moore & Sona
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