Two Wild Gulls Top Crackers in Mobile Tilt
In Mobile, June 22, the Mobile Gulls defeated the Atlanta Crackers 6 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Hixon struggled early as Watkins’ misplay and McCay’s fumble opened the door for Atlanta, but Atkins received strong support and held firm. Key plays included Ludwig’s first home area catch and a notable Watson snag at short.
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Gulls
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Sabrie
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Utkt
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Crokers
Atkins
Moran
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Bayiess
Theisitora
Sid Smith
Newton
Walker
Smith
Pretto
Rohn
Sabiie
Texas
Sentel
Babrie
Pw Se
Atlanta
Ab Or
E. Moran
Wintera
Bayless
E Smith
E Jordan
Sentell
Sebrie
Winters
Um- Fire
Pfeminger
Where They Play Today in Major Leagues
Southern League games include Atlanta visiting Mobile and Montgomery at Little Rock Noshvilla in New Orleans. South Atlantic has Jacksonvilla at Charleston and Chattanooga at Macon with Columbia at Savannah and Augusta at Columbus. American League matches feature St Louis at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland plus Washington at Philadelphia and New York at Boston. National League pairings Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Chicago with Pittsburg at St. Louis.
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Little Rock
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Cleveland
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Southern League
Noshvilla
South Atlantic League
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Chattanooga
Augusta
National League
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Bt. Louis
YESTERDAY S RESULTS IN REGIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUES
Results from several circuits list scores across the South Atlantic and Virginia, Carolina, American Association, Texas and Arkansas leagues. Notable games include Columbus and Augusta in a 3 1 finish, plus Detroit 1 Bt Louis 0 and Boston 9 New York 6 in the National League. Wet grounds affect Fort Worth Houston and Oklahoma City San Antonio. Get Busy ad notes spring hat styles and reshaping services.
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Shreveport
Galveston
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth-Houston
Oklahoma City-San Antonio
Pelicans Beat Volunteers 3-0 In Series Opener
New Orleans pitchers quieted Nashville as the Pelicans scored all three runs in the third inning. Kellum lasted three frames before Perdue relieved, with Perdue holding the Volunteers scoreless through six. Huelman Weimer and Reagan led the offense, while Maxwell and Kellum toed the mound for their clubs in the 1:15 game.
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Mow Wescone
New Orleans
Perdue
Kellum
Nashville
H. PO
Bo Bay
Wiseman
Eaat
Robertson
Seigle
Seabaugh
Butler
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P. S
Abe
Dement
Welmer
Dexter
Hueisman
Matthews
Lindway
Huelaman
Weimer
Maxwell
Balla
Keilum
Reagan
Um- I Pireaoran
Gainesville Bags Tenth Straight Win Over Cedartown
Gainesville won its tenth straight victory by defeating Cedartown in a pitchers battle. Trammell starred for Gainesville with the better of the match, while Gainesville’s batting lagged despite a bright fielding display. Turner made two fine plays at short for Gainesville as the locals struggled at the plate. Batteries: Landrum and Wood for Gainesville. Trammell and Orr for Cedartown.
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Gainesville
Cedartown
Trammell
Turner
R.H.B. Atten Uaa
Landrum ‘Gad - Wood
Snd
Orr. Fee
Athletics Trim Marietta Nine 8 to 1 on Mayer Gem
The Athletics won 8 to 1 at Ponce de Leon behind Mayer who allowed only two Marietta hits while fanning fifteen. Buchanan and Griffin starred for Athletics with stout defense and solid hitting, as Marietta struggled to solve Mayer and plan lineup changes for the next game.
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Marietta
Mayer
Ponce de Leon
Holy Terror
The
Athletica
Oe Buchanan
Griffin
Reed
Joyner
Northcutt
Athletics
Falvey
Sutton
Cap” Joyner
Maroona
Dunqua
X. H. Po
Davenport
Martin
HOM
Harrison
Johnson
Waddell
Forts Falvey
Kerr Meats Sentell Next Tuesday Night
Dissatisfied with the prior decision Kerr and Sentell will clash at the armory hall on Mitchell street Tuesday night under Marquis of Queensbury rules. A capable prelim and a potential Mack versus Slim bout are planned along with a colored free for all curtain raiser. The card promises strong action and value for the crowd.
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Jack Sentell
Billy Kerr
Armory
Mitchell Street
Atic
Senteil
Kerr
Atlante
Bowery
Kere
Scores from a busy sports card with multiple games
A crowded results page shows Tourists 3, Electrics 1 and 3 to 1 in separate games, Lookouts beating Peaches 3–0, Red Sox defeating Yankees 9–6, Athletics 6, Senators 1, Tigers 1, Browns 0, and Gulls 1, Scouts 0 with detailed battery pairings and umpires noted for each contest. The column lists times, locations, and partial box scoring across several cities including Columbus, Savannah, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, Charleston, and Jacksonville.
Ford car climbs Cascade Mountains in Seattle race
Seattle June 22 Ford car No 2 leads the New York to Seattle race and climbs the Cascades out of telegraph range near Lake Kitscheles as Shawmut car trails eight hours behind arriving Ellensburg at 4:17 pm with pilots aware of the route.
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New York
Seattle
Telegraph
Wash
Ford
Cascada Mountains
Lake Kitcheles
Snow Pass
Shawmut
Ellensburg
Here
Freeman of Georgia shoots well in Grand American practice
Chicago June 22 A large field and trap failures hindered the Grand American handicap preliminaries at the Chicago Can Club. In the double events squad No 7 led by H D Freeman of Georgia broke 160 straight with five shooters each carding 20. The squad included Mrs A Topperwein Texas Wooltok Henderson Kentucky Harvey Dixon Missouri George K Mackie Kansas and H D Freeman of Georgia. Under new Interstate association rules entrants must fire at two targets simultaneously, but traps designed for single targets failed. George Lyon of South Carolina counted 17 in doubles and 39 of 40 in singles in the following two squads.
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A. Topperwein
Texas
Wooltok Henderson
Kentucky
Harvey Dixon
Missouri
George K. Mackie
Kansas
H. D. Freeman
Georgia
Interstate Association
George Lyon
South Carolina
Warm Springs opens for guests at Bisana resort
Warm Springs Georgia welcomes guests to the eee Bisana resort offering comfort health and pleasure with moderate rates. Proprietor Chas L Davis invites visitors to request a booklet with full information.
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Warm Springs
Eee Bisana
Chas; L. Davis
State golf tourney set for Montgomery July 1 10
Montgomery Alabama June 22 Special The state golf tournament under the Southern Association will begin at Montgomery July 1 and run through the 10th Five cups will be awarded Rules of the Western Golf Association apply and a 2 fee. Local committee includes Clifford Lunair Norton Watts Jack Powell and J R Sayrs Events include qualifiers for the State Championship and Country Club Trophy with handicap medal play Open to Alabama club members not in other events and to all not engaged in match play schedule spans foursomes and eighteen hole rounds through to finals on Saturday and Friday activities.
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Ala
Southern Association
Western Golf Association
Clifford Lunaier
J. H. Norton
E. 8. Watts
Jack Powell
J .R. Sayrs
Alabama
Southern Gold Association
Johnson Cancels Bout Then Heads to Coast
Boston June 22 Jack Johnson heavyweight champion calls off his scheduled match with Tony Ross in Pittsburg and will travel from Benton to the Pacific coast. He also accepts Tommy Kaufman terms to seek a match before Stanley Ketchel, according to a statement issued tonight.
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Johnson
Boston
Jack Johnson
Tony Ross
Pittsburg
Benton
Pacific Coast
Kaufman
Stanley Ketche
Funeral for George B. Dovey in Philadelphia
The funeral for George B. Dovey, president of the Boston National League club, who died suddenly last Saturday on a railroad train in Ohio, was held this afternoon in Philadelphia. Prominent baseball figures attended. representatives from Boston, Pittsburg, and Philadelphia NL clubs were present.
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Philadelphia
George B. Dovey
Boston
National League Baseball Club
Ohio
Pittsburg
Yale Defeats Princeton In Deciding Collegiate Tilt
In New York on June 22 Yale beat Princeton 5 to 2 at American League Park to win the series deciding game. Yale outplayed Princeton at bat, in the field, and on the bases, led by seven innings from Van Vieck who left for Merritt. Princeton’s hits came off Van Vieck. Umpire: Mr. O'Loughlin.
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Carey
Whiteman
Rockenfield
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Qsteen
Hart
Lively
Oss
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Balla
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Kenfeld
Rudderham
Yale
Princeton
New York
Connecticut Collegians
Elgaty
New Jersey
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van Vieck
Merritt
H. EB
Yate
Vin Vinck
Sweeney
Iked
Latonia Feature Handicap Delivers Madman Victory
Madman easily wins the six furlong Latonia feature handicap by a length over Cymbal with Al Muller third as track slow conditions slow the day. Earlier races at Cincinnati report Procia and Zephyr winning their sprints, with several favorites conquering a sparse field of starters.
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al Muller
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Madman
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Tom Holland
Heidel
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Distinguish leader Voigt to speak at Trinity church
In Atlanta Rev. A. G. Voigt of Charleston arrives for a southern tour of Lutheran work. He will address the public at the parish room corner Trinity avenue and Capital place, outlining church problems and advancing the church’s cause.
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Dy. A. G. Voigt
Charleston
Voigt
Theological Seminary
United Synod
Fie
Trinity Avenue
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Noigt
Elberton Wins Upset After Two Wins at Winder
Elberton Ga June 22 Special Elberton returned from a three game series in Winder Sunday and again defeated the Winderites 7 to 5 Heavy hitting led by Hulme with three hits in four turns Ginn drove in seven runs Biberton fielded sharply behind Jones Pages show Winder misplays and strong Elberton defense as Young and Tomor rely on pitching for the next match.
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Elberton
Winder
Winderites
By & Acore
Hulme
Ginn
Biberton
Jones
Millian
Asee Jones
Temas
Ana Tomorr
Three Firemen Hurt In Run To North Forsyth Street Fire
Firemen L C Varnedo W E Jones and A Brown of Fire Company No 2 were thrown from a hose wagon at Pryor and Hunter streets at 1 o clock injuring them. Varnedo suffered a fractured elbow and shoulder injuries Brown sprained ankle and heel with other bruises Jones received numerous bruises and sprains. The wagon struck a street car track flange as it led a rush to a fire on North Forsyth Street near the Austell building causing the crash. The blaze was at the site of M D and H I L Smith tent and awning manufacturers. Little damage reported.
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L. C. Varnedo
W E. Jones
A Brown
Company Mo. 2 Tras
Forsyth Street
Austell
Pryor
Hunter
Busldes
M.D & H IL Smith
Carl Hutcheson Named Insurance Co Counsel
Carl Hutcheson a young Atlanta attorney has been appointed counsel for Georgia for the Great Eastern Casualty and Indemnity Company of New York. The appointment was arranged through the New York headquarters on advice from George P Dickson Georgia manager. Hutcheson is connected with Tye Peeples Jordan of Atlanta.
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Georgia
Great Eastern Casualty and Indemnity Company
New York
George P Dickson
Hutcheson
Tye, Peeples & Jordan
Atlanta
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