Mayer Hero of Crackers Win 3-2 Thriller
Nashville 2 Atlanta 3 in a thirteen inning slugfest as Samuel Mayer drives the decisive run with bold fielding and timely hits. Red Wingo homers, Dick Kauffman handles the defense, while Knaupp debuts for the Crackers in a dramatic late frame. Minor misplays by Bogart and others shape a tense, period-voiced box score from June.
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Red Winge
Dell
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Mick Knaupp
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J. Frierson
Edward Bogart
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Babe Ruth Hits Twenty Seventh Home Run of Season for Yankees
New York reports Babe Ruth belting his 27th homer off Mogridge in the third inning with one on, as the Yankees beat Washington 3 to 1. Meusel and Pipp contributed, while Hoyt pitched for Washington. Box score details list Ruth, Meusel, Pipp among the standout hits. In a separate game, Cleveland routed St Louis 15 to 1 behind Bagby and a seven-run fourth inning, Burns leading with three hits.
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National League A s on Vacation Boston June 26
National League note from Boston dated June 26 reports Philadelphia and Boston teams on an off day with no scheduled games. The brief update records a lull in play and rest day in the circuit.
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A’s
Boston
Philadelphia
New League Opened with Busy Schedule Across Regions
The Suburban League started with two exciting amateur games in College Park, East Point, and Hapeville, as College Park defeated East Point 6 to 2 and Hapeville beat Fairburn 11 innings 2. College Park, Hapeville, East Point, and Fairburn lead early standings with 1 win, 1 loss or 1 win 0 losses. college Park tops percentage. In other action, St Louis edged Cincinnati to stay tied atop the circuit.
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Hapeville
Fairburn
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Pet
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Schell and
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Allen and On
Presbyterian Meet Is Brought To Close
Blackshear Ga June 26 The Young People’s League of the Savannah presbytery closed their annual convention here tonight after two days of conference and devotional services. The convention was well attended and the report of last year’s work shows the young people have been unusually active. Officers were elected for the year and a program was mapped out for the societies.
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Blackshear
Young People’s League of the Savannah Presbytery
Britt on Wins Grand Prix at Longchamp in Paris
Crown Prince Shōhito attended as Lemonora won the Grand Prix at Longchamp, edging Flechois and Harpecrate. Lemonora carried J Watson colors amid a sea of Japanese parasols, with about 400,000 francs prize money and a strong British betting backing. Ksar failed to place amid disappointment.
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Paris
Shiohito
Lemonora
Longchamps
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Flechois
Peronne
Duke de Caze
Harpecrate
Ksar
Mme
Edmond Blane
Flethois
Black Sox Trial Opens In Chicago Conspiracy Case
Trial of eighteen men charged with conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series to Cincinnati is set to begin tomorrow before Judge Hugo Friend. Eight White Sox players are expected, with others including gamblers and alleged conspirators. Some defendants may seek to excuse attendance due to illness or file affidavits. one is said to be in the hospital.
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Cincinnati
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White Sox
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Rushers
Weaver
McMullin
Cicotte
Williams
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Felach
Hal Chase
Abe Attel
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Ben Levi
David Selser
Rachel Brown
Joseph J. Sullivan
William
Two More Resting Joys From Off Day In Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 26. New York and Philadelphia had off days with no games on the schedule. Local clubs and players rested as editors noted quiet fields and paused lineups.
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New York
Mysteries at Carpentier Camp Reported Around Dempsey Camp
Atlantic City June 26 report on Jack Dempsey training ahead of the Dempsey Carpentier bout. Dempsey ran six miles boxed Eddie O Harra and others, weighed 193 pounds, and said he would work up to fight day. Tex Rickard posts a $500000 stake with Robert Edgren as stakeholder, while rumors swirl about Carpentier camp and secret workouts.
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Dempsey
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Jack
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Verman Miller
Miller
Larry Williams
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Renault
Bull Montana
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Francois Descamps
Mallet
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Ule Willard
Beckett
Descamps
Tex Richard
Gine Bonda
Southern Umpiring on the Blink
Umpire Don Donaldson is moved to the rural league in a swap for Jack Shaeffer as Southern league president John D. Martin backs his staff amid criticism over Elberfeld and inconsistent enforcement. The piece argues for accountability, noting Atlanta fans face uneven officiating and calls for housecleaning among league leaders and players.
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Atlanta
Jack Simerfer
Cnis
Jack Shaeffer
John D. Martin
Southern League
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Martin
Elberfeld
Kid Mitherfeld
Lague
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Dan Pfenninger
Elfense
Schaeffer
Doc Auten
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Allen
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Litetle Rock
New Pitcher Napier Linked to Crackers for Rest of Year
The Dutchman confirms Napier, a right handed pitcher, will join the Crackers from the Reds after a deal with Moran. If Napier proves effective, Atlanta's team could challenge for the pennant as Frank Frink boosts hopes of a championship with the added arm.
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Cincinnati Reds
Frank
Napier
Jroin
Atlanta
Roxter
Mr. Frink
Joe Guyon Learning His Baseball Lesson
Joe Guyon shows rare speed and instinct in the Southern league and could become the leading base runner if given more games. A cautious observer notes his natural intelligence could guide his speed to best use and elevate him in the circuit.
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Joe Guyon
Holt
Joe
Jack's All-Stars Edge Fed eral Prison Team at Fort McPherson
Jack's All-Stars defeated Federal Prison in a tight 3 to 2 game on Fort McPherson grounds. Both sides played strong defense and solid eighth inning hitting, securing a slim victory for the All-Stars.
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