Crackers Open Season With 9 Run Rally Over Vols
In a fast paced opener, Atlanta Crackers beat the Tennessee Volunteers 9 to 7 after a seven run rally in the seventh. Key moments featured Guyon, Mayer, Wingo, and Knaupp sparking the offense while Markle closed strong on the mound for the Crackers.
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Bred Smith
Brown
Smith
Hedgood
Payne
Atlanta
Bogart
Hora Purcell
Morde
Knaupp
Stith
Frierson
Vol Hurler
Guyon
Mayer
Wingo
Stellbauer
Kauffman
Rariden
Stow
Imarkle
Fred Smith
New Fork de fe defeats Washington in AL opener
New York won the first game of the series 9 to 0 as Courtney was battered and Mays held Washington to six hits. O Rourke hit a home run with Shanks driving in two while Washington added two runs. Hasty led Boston past Philadelphia 8 to 6 in the other AL game.
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Vola
Payne
CJ Markle
Earth
Clift
Phil Bedgood
Frankmen
Jez
Bedgood
Eldon Purcell
Purcell
Reddy
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Chattanoo
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New York, Phillies duel. nine straight hits in opener
National League action features New York defeating Philadelphia 11 to 2 in Philadelphia. Phillies pitchers as a group allowed 15 hits including five doubles, with Snyder posting two-run homer in late innings. Other games saw Brooklyn rally to beat Brooklyn, St Louis edge Pittsburg on a Bailey wild pitch, and a four-run 8th inning for the Braves.
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Brilliant 70 gives Hutchison tie for British Open title
Lindale Ga June 24 Hutchison and Roger Wethered tied for the British Open medal title after 72 holes. Each shot 396 over Royal and Ancient links. Tomorrow 36 holes decide the champion. Americans Jones and Barnes among others posted solid scores in a crowded field.
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Hutchison
St. Andrews
Scotland
Associated Press
Jock Hutchison
Gleat View
Chicago
Roger Wethered
Oxford University
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Jock
Wethered
Alexander Herd
Barnes
Pelham
George Duncan
Jacks Hutchison
Tara Kerrigan
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
William Moelhorn
Paul Hunter
Clarence, Hackney
George McLean
Emmet French
Douglas Edgar
Charles Hoffner
John Burgess
Fred McLeod
Bobby Jones
Withiey
Notts Club
Malhern
McLeod
Heat Drills Georges Carpentier at Manhasset Camp
In sweltering heat at Manhasset Georges Carpentier rests briefly then endures two hours of training under Trainer Wilson. Willie Lewis brings a jazz entertainment for the champ who applauds and remains upbeat. New sparring partners Rosenberg Rose and Arnold train hard as Carpentier plans another session tomorrow.
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Georges Carpentier
Maning
Wilson
Georges
Fats
Carpentier
Lance
Willie Lewis
Dave Rose
Dave Rosenberg
Chris Arnold
Hodge wins finals at South Atlantic tennis tournament
In Augusta Georgia June 24 H E Hodge of Greenville defeated Bothwell Lee of Augusta in the men singles final at the ninth South Atlantic state tennis tournament held at the Augusta Country Club. Final scores were 6 3 6 2.
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Augusta
H. EH Hodge
Greenville
Bothwell Lee
Augusta Country Club
Reds Rained Out. Cincinnati July 24 Postponed by rain
Ball Ground plans to celebrate Fourth Ball Ground Ga June 24 Several thousand people expected for the Fourth of July event under fraternal auspices Four speakers represent fraternal organizations Two baseball games Ball Ground vs Atlanta Gamblers Athletic stunts Sixteen piece band from Atlanta will furnish music Former Ball Ground residents urged to attend Basket dinner provided by locals
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Reds
Cincinnati
Ball Ground
Atlanta Ramblers
Atlanta
Good chance for young pitchers in North Carolina
R A Dewar, manager of a semi professional team at Ane drews, N C, stays at the Kimball house to find two solid twirlers. He seeks local sandlot or college pitchers eager for a short two month stint and good pay. Contact Dewar for details.
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Ane Drews
N. C
Allants
Kimball House
Mr. Dewar
College Slabman
Geome
Mansger Dewar
Disabled war vets to get fight dope round by round
Disabled world war veterans confined for treatment at the United States Public Health Service hospital will be guests of The Constitution for the Dempsey Carpentier scrap on July 2. Detailed round by round dope will be phoned from The Constitution office and full arrangements are being made so every man confined there can be present. George E. F Young, general secretary of the Knights of Columbus, is in charge and will call the details to the wounded heroes. Inmates cannot leave the grounds, but Red Cross and Knights of Columbus amusements will provide the same round by round updates as city fans.
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Constitution Office
George EF
Young
K. of C
Redross
Knights of Columbus
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