Farrell purchase shocks Atlanta fans in Southern League history
The report that Farrell of the New York Americans bought the Atlanta Bases ball Association franchise draws sharp criticism from Atlanta fans who fear added surplus players and weak performance. The article notes a lack of action by Farrell and the Yankees toward the Atlanta club this season amid broader baseball updates.
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Local Baseball Schedule Fragments Across Leagues
Fragmented OCR notes list games in the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues with cities including Memphis New Orleans Mobile and Nashville plus mentions of Columbus and Philadelphia. Details are unclear but indicate a regional schedule snippet from a periodical.
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Postponed Games Set To Be Made Up Today In Memphis
Rain halted the doubleheader between the Crackery and the Turtles in Memphis. Litton and Dessau were slated to pitch for Atlanta with Kissenger and Merrit for Memphis, while Graham Donahue and Tan neman Seabaugh would handle catching duties. First baseman Ayler of the Crackers was expected to arrive soon, with Tuesday’s makeup doubleheader the target weather permitting.
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Hemphill
Mobile Drops Tenth Straight As New Orleans Tops Also
Mobile suffers its tenth consecutive loss and drops from the first division after New Orleans defeats them 5 to 1. Laudermilk struggled for the Mobile mound while Wagner was inconsistent. Spencer hit a two run homer in the fourth. Haigh, Jacobson, and Long also contributed.
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Jacksonville Defeats Albany 5 to 0 in Fast Game
South Atlantic scouts roll past Albany as Horton fires a grand pitching performance. Whitted shines at third while Duggleby, Reynolds, and Smith support. The 1 hour 20 minute game marks the season's fastest on local grounds. Batteries Duggleby Reynolds Horton Smith. Umpire Kelly. Also Savannah tops Columbia 6 to 5 in ten innings as Mayers double sets the deciding run. Novice vows to keep swinging. Flick claim denied. National Baseball Commission dismisses salary claim against Carl Flick. Chattanooga awarded $35 borrowed money.
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Barons Defeat Billies 16 to 9 in slugfest
Birmingham wins behind long blasts by Elwert and Ellam as five pitchers see action. Box scores show Montgomery outhit Birmingham 18 to 17 with multiple errors and bases loaded threats, but the Barons plate 16 runs in a decisive game.
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Spalding Wins McMichael Cup in Golf Final
W. F. Spalding defeated T. R. Fay to win the J. C. McMichael cup after a 9 up 8 to play finish in the thirty six holes final. Spalding led nine up after eight holes, then held his lead through a nip and tuck second round, winning on the twenty eighth green. Dick Jemison won the second flight 2 up 1 to play over B. M. Blount, while R. E. Richards beat Dr. W. Warren 2 up 1 to play in the third flight.
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Davis Tennis Meet Moved to November in New Zealand
New York reports that the Davis International Cup matches in New Zealand are likely set for November rather than December or January. The Australian Lawn Tennis Association favors November for better weather. Britain and France will hold preliminary ties in London in July, with the winner facing the Americans in September. The national team selections are not expected before August, and Larned is unlikely to accept a spot this year.
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Today in Baseball from 1881 to 1911 brief notes
A compact record of baseball highlights and events from 1881 through 1911. George Gore of the Chicago team had five singles, five runs, and seven stolen bases in a Providence game in 1881. Other entries note five-hit performances, long games, and no-hitter attempts in various leagues and cities.
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Joe McGinnity
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Frank Whitney Versus Leo Kelly Main Bout at Gate City Club
Frank Whitney meets Leo Kelly in the main bout at Gate City Club tonight a 10 round affair. The undercard features Johnnie Rogers versus Eddie Hanlon Mayer Pries versus Young Lehrman Hinkedoo versus Bill Phillips for four rounds. Whitney aims to win to earn a July 4 bout with Tommy O Keefe and Atlanta fans anticipate a spirited ring night with Kelly eager to halt Whitney.
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Johnnie Rogers
Eddie Hanlon
Mayer Pries
Young Lehrman
Hinkedoo
Bill Phillips
St. Louis
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Tommy O'Keefe
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Piedmont Driving Club tennis matches postponed schedule
Heavy rain pushed back the Piedmont Driving Club tennis tournament which was to begin Monday. Matches for Monday will be held Tuesday with play continuing through Saturday. The event offers cups to singles and doubles winners and rackets to runners-up. Tuesday’s schedule starts at 3:30 p.m. with TruBose v Foreman and eleven other matches listed.
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Dodgers Fall 9 4 to Braves in Poor Fielding Show
Boston hitters and Hess tame pitching overpower Brooklyn as fielding miscues doom the visitors. Heas and Rariden lead Boston with 12 hits off Ying ying and Miller. Game ends 9 to 4 in nine and a half innings at Boston June 21.
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Reds Take Opener In Pitchers Battle 1–0
Cincinnati wins the first game of the series from Chicago 1–0 as Fromme outduels Reulbach in a tight pitchers’ duel. Cincinnati scores in the fifth on a walk, sacrifice, and a hit. Tinker ejected in the second for disputing a decision.
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St Louis Beats Pittsburg 4 2 in TightNine Innings
Gever pitched effectively after the first inning as St Louis toppled Pittsburg 4 to 2. Robinson collected timely hits while Eilers? teammates supported with offense. Final score 4 to 2 with St Louis plate blank in two innings and Pirates unable to capitalize. Umpires Brennan and Emslie. Batters Robinson and Gibaon for Pittsburg. Seager and Biss for St Louis. Time 1 45.
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Atlanta Women Golfers Win Stirling Cup at East Lake
The Atlanta women defeated Nashville on the East Lake course in a two day Nassau play event. Miss Sterling led Atlanta with 3 points on Monday, Miss Mae O Brien 2, and Miss N R Broyles 1. Sterling and Rogers-Smith of Nashville shared top honors. Alexa Sterling won the low medal with 26.
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Moore's Horses Win at Olympia International Show
At the Olympia International Horse Show Moore's Lord Seaton and Lady Seaton won blue in class 33 for tandems over 15 and above 16.2 hands, beating J Sumner Draper of Boston whose entry placed second. Moore's Robinson took second in class 2h for single harness horse over 16 hands.
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