McWhorter to Join Augusta Club In South Atlantic League
Augusta Georgia June 22 Special Bop McWhorter star football and baseball player at the University of Georgia will likely join the Augusta baseball team in the South Atlantic league Thursday He sent word he is ready to sign but negotiations were delayed due to President Kalpfllach being in Savannah for a league meeting Word of the possible signing circulated among friends and local supporters.
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Augusta
Bop McWhorter
University of Georgia
McWhorter
Failure to Hit in Pinches Defeats Crackers to Lookouts
Dick Jemison reports Atlanta Crackers losing to the Chattanooga Lookouts 7 to 2 on Monday. Poor clutch hitting and untimely errors doomed the Crackers after a seven game winning streak. Elliott Dent and Ray Boyd pitched similar efforts, with Lookouts capitalizing on timely hits and defensive lapses. Graff and Welchonce produced some offense, but the Crackers stranded ten runners as momentum swung to the Lookouts.
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Lookouts
Dick Jemison
Crackers
Chattanooga Lookouts
Moosemen
Elliott Dent
Ray Boyd
Welchonce
Chicks defeat Vols in Nashville 8 to 5 on June 22
In Nashville Tennessee the Chicks scored eight runs off Berger in 1 1/3 innings to win 8 to 5 over the Vols. H Merritt relieved Lebherdt for Nashville but Memphis hitters Paulet Coyle and Mullen led the attack while Stark starred at short. Dunckel left with an injured hand in the first. Box score shows Nashville eight runs on eight hits, Memphis five on eleven.
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Morea
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O'Toole
Thompson Signs Up Will Pitch ShortlY
Carl Thompson signed up as 2 Cracker Monday and was in uniform. The former Red and Black star will get into action soon, likely opening the Memputs series on Wednesday. Senators 4, Tigers 3. Detroit beat Washington 4 to 3 in final game of series. Moriarty stole home, Detroit had extra-base hits, three pitchers used.
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National League Baseball Summaries and Scores
Baseball briefs from June with multiple games. St Louis. Cardinals beat Boston 4 to 3 after an eighth inning rally, Sallee pitching after Boston chased Robison. New York defeated Cincinnati 3 to 3 in a three straight win, postponement for Polo Grounds tie break. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 6 to 1 powered by Hummel’s three hits. Philadelphia-Chicago game interrupted by rain.
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Selma Triumphs In Open Georgia Alabama League Game
Selma defeats Taladera 7 to 4 in Selma Alabama on June 22 as pitching by Taclageda’s Carr and Miles battles and errors shape the game. Umpire White, Newnan.
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Indianapolis Wins Tyyo9 in First Federal League Game
The Indianapolis team defeated Brooklyn in the first game, with a scoring by innings breakdown and pitchers Lautte Henderson and Rariden strong on defense. In the second game Indianapolis edged Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Juul Owens Land Mullin and Rariden contributed, Plasberg 5 also noted.
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Owens
Mullin
Score by innings captions from multiple college baseball games
A cluttered score column lists several games with teams such as South Atlantic Indiana and Augusta Columbia Macon Columbus Albany Jacksonville and others. It shows runs by innings, final scores, battery combinations, and umpires, reflecting a raw, OCR style sports brief from the era.
Georgia League scores and innings from Cordele and Waycross
In Cordele the Thomanville team loses 10 to 2 as Wast Hall Wilke and Bankston lead Cordele with strong innings. The Brunswick game sees Valdosta sweeping 11 to 3 behind Wood Gordon Zanke and Shuman. Waycross defeats Americus 11 to 2 with Geary and Manchester overpowering Antley Coveney.
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Zanke
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Gentie
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Americus
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Antley
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Brewer
Today’s Games Across Minor Leagues and Prospects
Southern League matchups include Chattea at Atlanta and Memphia at Nash's, Moblie at Birmingham, N O at Montroza’y. South Atlantic features Augusta at Columbua, Chorin at Saynonah, Jacks'e at Albany, Macon at Columbus. Also Oftaay and action in American, National, Federal, and Georgia leagues with scattered city pairings and venue notes.
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Double Header Ends Series Between Crackers and Lookouts
The Crackers and Lookouts close the series with a double header today causing a record crowd for Ladies Day at the park. Perryman and Williams will start the pitching for the Crackers while Gyres and Dennis share catching duties. Howell and Detroit as well as Street will work the catching for the Lookouts. Fans will root Hill Smith for arranging the two games.
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Suniidas
Key Perryman
Richard Williams
Tyres
Dann
Seushpaw
Trans Detroit
Howell
Graham
Street
Thorn
Hill Smith
Amateurs Madison defats Winder in first local game
Madison 5 Winder 4 at the local diamond. Mize had four hits for Winder, Larter pitched well for the visitors with eighteen strikeouts. Bad fielding costly errors doomed Winder. This opener kicks off a series at this site.
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Winder
Mize
Larter
Maxes
Gundball
California Star Groomed by Wrenn for Davis Cup Team
New York June 22 After winning the Metropolitan tennis championship on Saturday R dandley Murray a Leland Stanford University student has placed himself under the tutelage of Robert D Wrenn chairman of the committee on management of the Davis Cup matches for America The young Californian would try for a place on the American team Maurice McLoughlin the national champion is relied upon to repel the invaders Bundy the champion's partner in the doubles is regarded as on the first line of the defenders with R Norris Williams II as the third member of the team In case of any of these players meeting with an accident before the international matches in August a near equal reserve is desired Team experts believe Murray is being groomed by Wrenn for a place.
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R. Dandley Murray
Leland Stanford University
Robert D Wrenn
America
Cal-fornian
Maurice McLoughlin
Invaders Bundy
R. Norris Williams II
Teanis
Murray
Wrenn
McCallmon Fires at Carrollton Doctor in Public Street
Carrollton Georgia June 22 special. M McCallmon fired a pistol shot at Dr M Lewis a prominent local physician as he left the Roop building and headed to W O Robinsons store. McCallmon stood behind a telephone post after previous trouble and a warrant is sworn charging him with assault with intent to murder.
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M. McCallmon
M. Lewis
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Roop
W 0. Robinson
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