Crackers Home For One Series At Home Today
Atlanta Crackers return from a taxing trip with Memphis and New Orleans to host Nashville in a key series. After losses including Memphis 6 Atlanta 5 and New Orleans 3 Readville 0, optimism centers on a strong home stand and a bid to regain second place as New Orleans pelicans loom and Memphis looms as the rival to beat.
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Two Were Done When Run Came in the Ninth
In Memphis on June 23 Atlanta tied Memphis at six in the sixth inning but lost 6 to 8 as Babb scored from third on Carters slow roller in the ninth. Stockdale pitched for Memphis to hold off Atlanta while Paskert, Neighbors and Owens produced key hits. The shift in Atlanta outfield hurt their defense and Memphis won the final game of the series.
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Standing of clubs Kansas City first game report
Kansas City leads in standings with a win over St Paul as Paul and gamma score. Toledo and Indianapolis follow as Louisville's Cull saves twenty.
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Spade Leads Locals As Hitting Rises Across Week
The week ending Saturday shows Cracker hitting near last week with gains and declines. Bob Spade remains atop the leaders at 335 with a five point gain across seven games. Sweeney drops after a chute while Paskert and Becker shift positions amid overall strong team averages above .250 for most regulars.
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Manuel Wins Seventh Straight In New Orleans Shutout
New Orleans, June 23 Manuel won his seventh straight victory by shutting out Nashville. He allowed only three scattered hits while striking out three. Cross powered the offense with two base hits and stolen bases. Final score New Orleans 7 Nashville 3.
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Graham Flung Third Shut-Out In Exhibition
In Shreveport Graham pitched his third straight shutout as the locals won 3 to 0. Maxwell held Bama steady until a three-base hit and two-base hit broke the tone. A seventh inning wild throw by Balla added two runs. In Troy, Manama defeated Boston College 6 to 3 in an exhibition. Hardman stole second and scored later, giving Mansfeld a 6 to 4 win in ten innings over Covington.
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National League double features shine in hectic day
Chicago edged St Louis 2 1 in ten innings as Reulbach drove in Hoff man after Kiley’s triple and two singles. Cincinnati errors pave the way for Pittsburgh 6 3 in the first game while the second game ends after seven due to mutual consent. Both games feature pitching from Reulbach and lines of Beora and Coakley with solid defense and late scoring action.
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Store Manager Bitten by Spider in Collision with Epizootic?
Louis T Edwards, manager of the D B Goldberg Company store, was brushing furniture when a spider fell on his cheek and bit him. His face swelled noticeably and a physician treated him removing a green poisonous matter from the cheek.
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Lumley, Savider sales and Mullaney deals loom in clubs
Baseball brief notes: Lumley excels in NL batting reading, Savider sold, Mullaney expected to complete more deals for financial gain. Rumors touch on Rapp, Zimmer, Bowerman praise for Corcoran, Beckley nearing transfer to Johnstown as major leagues weigh waivers.
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New Orleans Trip Mentioned With Odd Phrases
Fragmentary note refers to a trip to New Orleans with unclear context. Mentions Fanamas and old hate cleaned shaped and a person named Busey with 28 percent Whitehall.
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Baraca League Meeting Reviews Games and Elections
The Baraca City League held a lively meeting at Wesley Memorial Barace hall with 8 o clock start. Topics included a postponed Capitol Avenue United Brethren game from June 8 due to darkness, new drafting of Tenney and Oppenheim, election of a new president Mr Ane replaced by Mr Halle, and strengthened Capitol Avenue team with returning players. The discussion also touched on Dyeing Cloth origin and education’s dual intellectual and moral aims.
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Wimbledon and Sheepshead Bay Schedule Spark Week of Sports
The coming week features Wimbledon lawn tennis in England, with Beals Wright and Karl Behr aiming to reclaim the Dwight F Davis Cup for the United States. In New York silent racing at Sheepshead Bay hosts two major stakes, a 2-year-old and a 3-year-old event worth 25,000 dollars, while intercollegiate regattas on the Hudson and polo at Bryn Mawr and Meadow Brook fill the athletic calendar alongside yacht cruising at Indian Harbor and other events.
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When Living Was Cheap In Henry VI Era Prices
The article recalls century old cost of living, noting two cents could rent land, a penny bought eggs or bread, and beer priced at two cents for three gallons. It quotes wages and rents, such as London’s lord mayor paying a yearly rent of 480 and a university daily allowance of four cents, with broader figures for food, housing, and servants.
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Capacity of Your Car Conductor Question
Adapted to Chesmatances from The Philadelphia Lectucr the line asks the conductor about car capacity. The answer states capacity is 0 while the vehicle can carry 120, highlighting a paradox in the quoted exchange.
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