WHIFFS AND RUN PRODUCERS IN SOUTHERN LEAGUE ACTION
WHIFFS Merry Hattie. SOUTHPAWS Price Coveleskie and Sommers compete for leading pitching honors in the Southern league. Sommers leads with twelve wins and three losses and a .800 slugging percentage. Coveleskie is 14-4 with a .778. Price is 9-3. TY COBB sidelined by Joe Jackson's banishment, Cobb injured and may miss time. AMAX tennis players surge in New Orleans for Southern championships, Smith wins singles, Smithy and Thornton take doubles. Whitey Alpermann tops RBI with 54. Welchonce 47. Smith 37. Sid Smith stars for Columbus in the American Association, batting .390 over eight games. Former Crackers Bayless and Moran excel in the Pacific Coast league, Jimmy Johnston nears .409 with steals. Harry Matthews takes Newport head coach role in Virginia league. Lefty Dye out, Hed Nelson arrival shifts pitching. Skeptics fade as Brooklyn surges late. Fans fault batting and pitching debates persist. Cracker trip to Memphis expected demanding strong pitching. Bill Smith to exhaust pitchers to maintain lead.
Blood Disease Alert Invite for Treatment
Urgent public notice warns of blood disorders causing facial pimples swollen glands sore throat and hoarseness. If symptoms appear act quickly by writing Dr. Brown Blood Specialist 83 Arch St Philadelphia or request Brown's Blood Treatment bottle for $2 with September to last month.
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Nate
Brown
Arch St
Phitadalfsia
Atlanta
Bbex
Pels Triumph on Error Filled Matinee. Bailey Ejected
New Orleans June 24 The Crackers fell 4 to 2 as Rube Evans Price outpitched Atlanta’s Price. A freak eighth inning rally gave New Orleans the edge. Bailey was ejected after a heated exchange with the umpire Stock Gale. Ray Spencer delivered the key hit and Spencer scored on a miscue.
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Sam E. Gilbert
New Orleans
Peelall
Rube Evans
Gilbert Price
Atlanta Star
Enrone
Ray Spencer
Johnny Clancy
George Rene
Clancy
McDowell
Bisland
Ayler
Hen- Sryx
Dunn
Spencer
Charleston Wins Second Swing From Macon In One Hour Sixteen
Charleston defeats Macon 4 to 0 in the second game of the series. Thackham hit early, McMillan's timely single produced runs, and aggressive base running highlighted the fastest game of the season at 1 hour 16 minutes. Batteries Thackan Reynolds Foster White. Time 2:16. Umpires Barr Moran. Savannah notes: locals 4 Albany 0 in second of series with Dowell May er Herndon catching. Adams Glebe McManes Wells. Time, Leary. Columbus: Foxes defeat Jacksonville 3 5. Keating steals 32nd base in 40th game. Store by innings: Jacksonville 5 Columbus 3. Time 1:50. Umpire Peader.
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Kissinger
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Errore
Abstein
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Haker
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The Philly System Race at Batting Practice
In a noon session Charley Doo h weighs options on pitching strength. He selects Chalmers, Rixey, Moore, Brennan, then Seaton, Alexander, Mayer. The chosen lineup starts one by one until the plan ends with an opposing gem yielding two hits.
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Weenie
Charley Doo’h
Chalmers
Rixey
Moore
Brennan
Seaton
Alexander
Mayer
Tinea
Eeny
Meeny
Miney
O-U-T
Motordrome Night Promises Feature Packed Race Card
Atlanta Motordrome opens to the public tonight in a major speed program headlined by the two top riders, Pex Richards and Jock McNeil. The Woodward Stakes offers a 2 mile heat and a 5 mile final as the centerpiece with fierce competition and possible on-track tricks. Tickets are on sale. racing begins at 8:30 sharp.
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Gate City
Wll
America
Pex" Richards
Jock
At-lanta
Jim
Mallés
Richards
McNeil
Graves
Shields
Shoul
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Tumiin
Shepherd
Sharp
Woodward Sweepataken
Wno
Georges iRenel
Harry Swartz
Fred Luther
Harry G@lenn
Henry Lewis
George Lockner
Miles
No. Shields
Morty Graves
Jock McNeil
Wilmer Richards
Bing
Taylor Winner for Fifth Time
Hoy Take England June 24 J H Taylor four times holder of the British Open golf championship won it again here at a score of 394 for the four rounds Last year’s champion Edward Ray was second with 212 strokes his rounds 72 74 81 and 85 Harry Vardon five times open champion tied with Michael Moran taking third and fourth places with 313 each John J McDermott open golf champion of the United States tied for fifth with T C Renouf Tom L McNamara of Massachusetts placed twenty fourth with a score of 325
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Hoy
England
J. H. Taylor
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Michael Moran
John J. McDermott
Open Golf Chamnion
United States
T. C. Renouf
Tom L. McNamara
Massachusetts
Ray and Vardon May Play Here Shortly
New York June 24 The Baltustalj Golf club plans a purse to lure Edward Ray the former British champion and Harry Vardon five time title holder to appear on the Shot Hills Yaks when they arrive in the U S for a match against two American players Jerome D Travers the national amateur champion and George Low former Metropolitan open champion are proposed for the American side and September 13 is tentatively set as the date if arranged
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New York
Baltustalj Golf Club
Edward Ray
Harry Varden
Jerome D. Travers
George Low
GROCERS' LEAGUE SCHEDULED GAMES AT PIEDMONT PARK
Third series of Grocers' League games to be played this afternoon at Piedmont park. Matches include Jones' Cash Store against Atlanta Journal at Northwest Diamond, Producers vs Grant Park Elks at Playa Diamond, Kamper vs Rogers at Northeast Diamond, and Company vs Seventeenth Infantry. A game is sought for next Saturday at Fort McPherson with Sergeant Charles at Company KE coordinating.
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Jones’ Cash Store
Atlanta Journal
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Playa Diamond
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Rogers
Northeast Diamond
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Charles
Race heats list with runners and numbers
The document lists second and third heats with runners Luther Henry Lewis Shielda Swartz Gienn Graves Renel Lockner McNeil Richards and a final heat for three miles. It notes heat winners and advancing runners to the fastest heat, plus a special snatch race.
Crackers Open Series in Memphis Facing Turtles in Opener
BM Smith's Crackers visit Red Elm ball yard in Memphis for a three game set with the Turtles. Manager Smith plans to start Joe Conzelman against Glen Liebhardt in the opener as Atlanta seeks to improve pitching and convert late leads into wins after several blown advantages in prior meetings.
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Canzelman
Turtles
BM Smith
Crackers
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Bluff City
Rune
Serlen
Smith
Joe Conzelman
Jackson Banished Indefinitely For Incident With Umpire
Chicago June 24 Outfielder Joe Jackson of the Cleveland club was indefinitely suspended by American League president Johnson for his trouble with umpire Evans in a game Saturday.
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Chicago
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Johnson
American League
Evans
Giants Win Series Finale Over Dodgers 4-2 In New York
New York Giants beat Brooklyn 4-2 to capture the series finale in front of the home crowd. Tesreau was dominant allowing five hits while Yingling held the Dodgers. Wheat made a brilliant one hand catch by the left field bleachers in the fielding feature.
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Dodgers
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Brooklyn
Acore
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Htack
Yingling
Stack
Muller
Tesreau
Meyers
Thomasville Aces Fall In Empire State League Conflict
In a close Empire State League game, Thomasville Americas edged 9 to 4 after a mix of innings errors. Dayry and Manchester toed the mound for the visiting team while Foxworth Low Cordela and Waycross combined for solid relief. Time was 1 hour 48 minutes with umpires Gillespie and Herrin officiating.
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EL Thomasville
Dayry
Manchester
Foxworth
Low
Cordela
Waycross
Rel EL Waycross
O'Brien
Shuman
Hall
Eubanks
Gillespie
Herrin
Covington Federal League Club to be Turned Over
Cincinnati Ohio June 24 directors of the Covington Kentucky club of the Federal baseball league decided to surrender the franchise. The league may award the franchise to Kansas City or Toledo which have applied. Attendance at Covington was not sufficient to continue the club.
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Federal League
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Federal Baseball League
Kansas City
Toledo
Burns and Herzog for Belcher trade rumor
A St Johnsville report claims Burns and Herzog from the New York Giants would be traded to Cincinnati for Bob Bescher. Cincinnati president August Herrmann denies any truth to the rumor and says no trade has been proposed.
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Cincinnati
Burns
Herzog
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Sporting questions and umpire rulings from Birmingham notes
The Sporting Editor answers questions about Birmingham fixtures from July 22 to 29 in Montgomery Memphis New Orleans and at home with Gasttancosa. A batter ruled out for not touching first base does not score. Rules on getting a base after being struck by a pitch or substituting runners depend on umpire judgment and manager agreement.
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Knisely
Paulet
Robertson
Campbell
Atelen
O'Dell
Sentell
Schmidt
Elam
McGilvrayt
Thompson
Mobile
Birmingham
Wright
Kerin
Semlaan
Sporting
Constitution
Montgomery
Memphis
New Orleans
Cagttancosa
Dick Jemison
Kita
L.bt
Bret Bese
Iing
Dick Jamison
Center Hill seeks out of town baseball game next Saturday
The Center Hill baseball team wants to arrange a game with an away team for next Saturday. Contact A. E. Galley at 475 Gordon Street or call Atlanta phone 1417 to schedule.
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Center Hill
A. E. Galley
Gordon Street
Atlanta
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