Rackers Are Rained Out Gulls Crackers Open Series Double Bill
Mobile Alabama June 25 Special Schedule change due to heavy rain. Crackers and Gulls double header moved to Saturday with single games Monday and Monday. Managers Smith and Schmidt plan players for the two games. Sunday duel between Herbert Kelly and Lee Townsend sparks crowd excitement. First game begins at 1 oclock with matinee parlors offering details at Viaduct.
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Holmquint
Hogg
Herbert Kelly
Lee Fownsend
Mobile Boys
Nings
Gulls
Crackers
Dick Jemisons
Foxes Rally In Tight South Atlantic Baseball Game
Augusta Georgia hosts a South Atlantic League clash where Foxes edge past opponents 8 to 4. Heddings hurled strong innings, while Green and Correll delivered key hits. Batteries Wood and Pierre aided the winners, with late rallies securing the victory.
Federal League Scores Feature St Louis rout of Baltimore
St Louis overwhelmed Baltimore 11 to 2 as Davenport and local pitchers dominated. Other league games saw Brooklyn end a long skid with a 12 to 4 win over Chicago, Newark beat Kansas City 6 to 1, and Pittsburgh down Buffalo 6 to 5 after a costly late error.
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Davenport
Sis
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Owens
League President Accepts Salary Cut in Western League
In St Joseph Missouri on June 22 an executive meeting of Western League was held to consider salary reductions. President O Welli proposed a pay cut from 7000 to 5400 per year, a proposal that was debated and accepted by the group as a condition of continuing operations.
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Ieague
O Welli
Jeanne It Mas
Ity
Lookouts Acquire Pitcher Smithson in Trade
The Chattanooga Lookouts purchased pitcher Smithson from Detroit and plan to activate him soon. He will report to join the club for tomorrow’s game and likely provide relief to the rotation, with immediate chances to impact the current staff.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga Todas
Smithson
Metroit
La Follette Invited to Speak to Solons
Representative Ben Fowler introduced in the Georgia House a measure to invite United States Senator Robert W La Follette of Wisconsin to address a joint session in Atlanta next Thursday July 1. John Mannan, an associate, said the senator would be in Atlanta and another bitter fight over shipping bills is anticipated at the next session of Congress.
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Bibb
House
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United States
Robert W la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Wiuch
Atlanta
John
Mannan
la Follette
New Orleans
Donalsonville Defeats Headland In Fast Team Showdown
Donalsonville junior baseball beat Headland 6 to 3 in Donalsonville Ga. Key plays included Cornell and Alicia Headland Mitchell and Steely Cummings making running catches in center. Headland had won a prior game 5 to 2 and the schedule mentions a third game planned for Saturday.
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Donaldsonville
Headland
Donalsonville
Donalsovilles
Headland Today
Donalsonside
Cornell
Alicia Headland Mitchell
Steely Cummings
Fragmented 1900s baseball standings list from scattered cities
A garbled OCR record shows multiple baseball league mentions and city pairings across Southern and South Atlantic circuits. Cities include Memphis Birmingham Augusta Savannah Jacksonville Macon Columbus Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis Detroit New York Newark Atlanta Buffalo Baltimore and others, with erroneous spellings and broken team names, reflecting a partial standings or schedule fragment. The text lacks clear dates, team names, or final results.
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Wobbs Naslle
Memphis
cLuEs
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En Rew Orland Ee Ae
Aot
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Nashvil i
Baz Chattansome
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Ionia
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Beaton
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Wol
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Valdosta
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Raniston Io
Queries Answered in Sporting Editor Column
The column answers questions on July games for Washington Americans and Chattanooga, detailing home and road dates and Sunday games. It also addresses a baserunning play where a runner on first tags up and advances. the runner on second is ruled out for leaving the base before the ball is caught, affecting which runner is entitled to third.
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Dick Jemison
Washington Americans
Aran
Fha
Fitzgerald tops Eastman in second Negro League style game
Fitzgerald defeated Eastman 7 to 4 in a home game at Eastman Georgia on June 29. Culpepper pitched for Fitzgerald and Wenner started for Eastman. Heavy local hitting included multiple two baggers and one three bagger. A deciding game is scheduled for tomorrow with Betteries and Wright listed among players.
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Wenner
Ballalgo Culpepper
Eastmaneaver
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Twenty Four Cars in Big Auto Race at Chicago Speedway
Chicago June 25 One hundred thousand spectators expected for opening of Chicago s new two mile wooden speedway. Entries include Dario Keats Gil Anderson and Louis Chevrolet. Prize fund 104 000 with 20 000 to the winner, 10 000 second, 8 00 third, etc. Cars to start four abreast. track speed aims near 87 mph for 200 miles.
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Dred Warner
Spelway Park Aamvctation
Dario Keats
Gil Anderson
Lart Cooper
Rickenbacher
Bob Burman
Boston Wins 8 to 5 Over New York in June Baseball
Boston defeats New York 8 to 5 as Ruth hits a second inning homer over right field to help build a large lead. Caldwell starts for New York, Donovan finishes for Boston, with Hart Zeil and Hooper noted for catches. New York’s Peck, Ippaugh, and team features are also mentioned.
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New York
Chattanooga Ties It In Tenth On Hudnall Run
Chattanooga wins 8 to 8 in ten innings as Hudnall scores on a two base hit to tie the game late. Little Rock led early with five runs but Chattanooga rallied taking advantage of visitors errors and Fincher’s pitching to force extra frames.
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National League Giants Humble Browns 6 0 in New York Victory
New York pitchers Hughes and Crutcher shut down Boston as the Giants won 6 to 0. Doak, Griner, and others allowed multiple hits while New York tallied in the first two innings and added late insurance to gain the home victory.
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Gowdy Perritt
Meyern
Brunswick 5 Waycross 4 in eleven innings
Brunswick beat Waycross 5 to 4 in eleven innings. Batteries Anne and Reynolds for Brunswick with McFarlan and Reynolds on the mound. Pitched by Stewart. Gainesville defeated Dothan 4 to 1 with Baker in strong form. Valdosta edged Thomasville 4 to 3 as Mays and Sheppard starred. Tipple of Indianapolis no hits Cleveland in ten innings but game ended with errors and walks.
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Taylor
LaRosque
Indianapolis
Dan Tipple
Cleveland
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Speedway Association Elects Officers In Chicago
Chicago June 25 The Speedway Association of America formed with members from several speedways in the United States Charles W Sadwick of Indianapolis chosen as president Announcement from Memphis Tenn by Manager Lord that Ari Dunckel former first baseman of the Southern Association club has been sold to San Antonio Texas replacing Dunckel
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Speedway Association of America
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Charles W Sadwick
Indianapolis
Memphis
Tenn
Lord
Ari Dunckel
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Texas
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Yale Sweeps Up Thames River In Ancient Dual Regatta
Yale University wins the Intervarsity regatta against Harvard in New London. The four mile race sets a new upstream course record of 20 minutes 6 seconds by Yale and 1967’s time for comparison. Yale varsity defeats Harvard by about five lengths amid rough water and large crowds.
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Grinson
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High Bowling Scores Highlight Southern Congress Day
The first day of the Southern Bowling Congress at Crystal Pieror drew strong scores. A J Sett led with 619 series and 14 high game while Scott and Hall claimed high doubles with 711. Wright Jr and Lilcott tied for top singles with 611 as Savannah and Knoxville bowlers dominated proceedings.
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A J Sett
Scott and Hall
Baines Rathers
B.kolt
S$ C Wright Jr
Dad Lilcott
Savannah
Knoxville
Pelack
Inti
Siaxlen
Siaxlen Fow—Treht
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Savannah Jeter
Kivhler Ou
LaTerra
Lafayette and West Point game sets strikeout record
Zack Sehuessier pitched for Lafayette with nineteen strikeouts as Lafayette defeated West Point in a standout performance. The game featured the best showing of the season with a dominant pitching display and limited hits while Lafayette built a lead with timely hitting.
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Zack Sehuessier
Lafayette
West Point
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Secretary Parker Dies After Lingering Illness
Atlanta base ball secretary A B Parker died Friday night at his home following weeks of illness. He served as secretary for two years and was highly regarded for his drafting and scheduling work, including the Georgia State League schedule. He leaves a wife and mother and will be interred in Sandeville, Georgia.
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Atlanta Baseball Association
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Darel
Georgia State League
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Hovris Steele shines as Anniston tops LaGrange in tight game
Anniston edges LaGrange 7 4 in a late close battle with Brittain Hovris Steele and Poland collecting two base hits each. Donaldson stars for Anniston with two base hits and strong tying defense as batteries Sigmen Lunafalu labitte.
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Annison
LaGrange U
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Cochran Wins Big Over Hawkinsville in Baseball Clash
Cochran defeated Hawkinsville 9 to 1 behind a strong pitching effort by a 17 year old from Cochran and a pared lineup from East Point. Winn George and Lockabee led multiple hits as Cochran dominates early scoring and cruises past Hawkinsville with a four win streak this week. In another game Stone Mountain beat Exposition Mills 14 to 4, advancing to five straight wins as Stone Mountain pitchers held Exposition Mills to few runs.
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East Point
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George
Fussa
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Tun
Hitagerald
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Hawkinsv Ile Bod
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Lockabee
Wise
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