Baseball Schedules and Draft News From Major Leagues
The Southern and South Atlantic leagues list today’s matchups with Memphis at Atlanta and Augusta at Macon among others. Several games are called for 4 o'clock and events include Ladies' Day festivities while drafts and player movements are noted alongside scattered team pairings across cities like Boston Philadelphia Chicago and New York in the American and National Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Columbus
Jacksonvilis
Columbia
Pitchers Duel Ends 1-0 As Allen Beats Fisher-Gyrli
Frank Allen edges Tom Fisher 1 to 0 in an eight inning pitchers duel. Allen allowed six hits while Fisher yielded seven, with key defensive plays by Dunleavy and Crandall and a late seventh inning triple by Baerwald setting the winning run. Crandall's glove and Walker and Dunleavy made outstanding plays in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Tom Fisher
Gyrli
Walker
Dunleavy
Fisher
Alen
Allen
Gre
Turtles
Crandall
Altman
Felder
Jordan
Scotty Walker
Attman
Sid Smith
Willow
Atlanta
Baerwald
Feld
Bentell
Dick Bayless
Harold Johns
Charley Prix
Memphis
Ab. R. H
Warner
Farrell
Ia Oo Baerwald
A . Crandall
Attaera
Gyan
McGraw
Atlen
Ap. H
Bayless
Amith
Eee
Sentell
Moran
DeHaven
Matthew
Floher
Poe
Inninse
Eastwald
Pf Walker
Smith
Gyet
Athlen
De-Farrell
Haven
Hasan
Carpenter
Lookouts edge Nashville 4 2 in late rally
Chattanooga over Nashville 4 to 2 after a two run rally in the sixth. Strong defense and timely hitting highlight the game with key names like Johnson Carson Leister and Bronkie contributing. Umpire Conahan presided as Birmingham and Montgomery battled to a 3 3 tie earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookouts
Volunteers
Chattanooga
Tenn
Eeupper
Nashville
Collins
McLaurin
Johnson
Carson
Lister
Perry
Patterson
Yerkes
Brewer
Brioff
Flood
Pho
Lynch
BO Vinson
Keupper
Bow
Um- Dire
Conahan
National League Scores Note Phillies and Giants Game
National League update shows Phillies 2 Giants 4 in the inning by inning tally with Moore Moran Crandall Myers as battery and umpire Crew. Also lists Cards and Cubs games with varied innings and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Giants
Ree
Philadelphia
New York
Moore
Moran
Ames
Crandall and Myers
Kiem
Kane
Athletics Win Two In Ball Games At Philadelphia
In first game Boston won 2 to 1 over Philadelphia with Klelnow and Thomas driving runs. second game Boston defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Smith and Klemm combined for the win. Washington split with New York 7 to 4 in the first game and New York won 15 to 2 in the second. Cleveland beat Chicago 7 to 2 at the south side park in the final game noted, Olmstead and White working for Chicago, Harkness on Cleveland. The park’s opening was announced for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barons
Climbera
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Yohe
Birminghan
Cavaleski
Bauer
Smith
A. Marcan
Messenger
Molesworth
McBride
McGlivray
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Hart
Athletics
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Philadelphia
Cleatte
Hel
Klelnow
Krause
Thomas
Perrine
O'Lougniln
Boore
Taningte
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Bender
Lapp
O'Loughlin
Ferrine
Washington
EL Washington
New York
Walker
Street
Quinn
Sweeney
Egan
Mitchell
Manning
Groom
Cleveland
Chlcago
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South Side Park
Olmstead
Harknega
Beore
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Harkness
Easterly
Evens
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Nashville
Aoa Mobiles
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Wee
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Rochester
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Sloppy Latonia track yields longshots in mud halting meet
In Latonia Kentucky on June 27 the muddy track produced erratic results. Long shot Volthorpe won the first race at 60 to 1 with Emigrant second. Indian Girl at 20 to 1 captured the second, and All Red 6 to 1 took the third. Subsequent races saw favored entries challenged as heavy footing dominated outcomes and payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Volthorns
Pari-Mutuals
al Red
Haag
Walthorpe
Herbert
Emigrant
Troxler
Haldeman
Mountain
Mr. Ham
Roseburg
Charley Buddeke
Mayor Head
St. Aloysius
Fred Basen
Volthorpa
Ganz
Wine
Grand
Oriental Pearl
Warren
Wishing Hing
Rose Moses
Evin
Sugar Loaf
Athia W
Annie Revere
Tritomaran
Lotta Creed
Cola
Dainty Dame
Howdy Howay
Waeroneca
Lavano
Tony Bonero
Tig
Dkolzberg
Gans
Joe Morris
Hundzaretta
muMieln
Right Haag
Tony Ronero
Dr. Holzberg
Markie $M
Foxy Mary
Charles E. Granger
Austin
John
Furlong
Uneege
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Charles B Greinger
Hughes
Martin
Bronenstreet
Charley Hill
Cole
Warden
Nickle
Johny E. McMilan
Bryce
Adder
Ida Mayrap
Stonestreat
Charley Ham
Whitney Joins Reading Team In Dri Late Langue
Mort Whitney of the Atlanta team, previously ineligible, will not join the Auguste team. He reported yesterday for Reading, departed last night for the new field, and is described as a willing worker who will boost the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Whitney
Atlanta
Auguste
Reading
Whitney
Fast finishes mark Buena Vista Park card at Salt Lake Cay
At Salt Lake Cay on June 27 Buena Vista Park hosted tight racing with Enfield breaking the track record in the fourth race. Results include six furlongs selling won by Biskre, seven furlongs Nebulosus, and mile selling Gene Russell with times listed. multiple horses such as Ocean Queen and Hamper placed in the day’s six races with entries like Buckthorne and Oberon also noted.
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Salt Lake Cay
Buena Vinta Park
Enfield
Biskre
Cavanaugh
Lilue Buttercup
Taylor
Gossiper IL
Vandusen
Argenta
Frea Bent
the Sucker
Corrigan
Gene Russell
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Proteus
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Seowend
Misprison
Millers
Captain Burnett
Liberto
Almena
Wicket
Dave Weber
Rather Royal
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Copperfela
Furlonga
Hnfeld
Ocean Queen
Kirschbaum
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Manders
Thistle Belle
Lytle Knight
Roy, T
Arionette
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Boland
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Krachbaum
Isis
Remon Carona
Warner Girtzwell
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Oberon
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Altair
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Jillett
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Qasian
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Lord Rossington
Chenault
Ha Lavan
Balelia
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Clara Hampton
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David Boland
Tillinghast
Marian Casey
Plume
Ybor
Marchmonet
Lomond
Roy Junior
Tremargo
Glaucus
Convent Beil
Petting
Sam
Ocean Shore
Swagerlater
Burning’ Bush
Father Stafford
Buena Mare Stone
Bill Eaton
Ballot Wins Advance Stake at Sheepshead Bay by Two Lengths
Ballot ridden by Notter led from start to finish to win the Advance Stake at Sheepshead Bay defeating King James by two lengths. Hing ames, King James’s rival, was prominent early but could not close the gap. The card lists multiple races with stakes and finish orders, including details on horses such as Thistledale, Harold A, and Homecrest, along with times and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballot
King James
Sheepsheld Bay
James R. Keene
Advanen
Hingames
Fela
Notter
Suromarks
Benschoten
Powers
Lachasette
the Hague
Dixon
Fred Keene
Janet
Little Rajah
Aunt Jule
Williams
Rta
Thistlédale
Donahiye
Harold A
Kerthath
Boundbrook
Delcantaren
Ballachila
Ticket of Leave
Cohert
Homecrest
Lloyd
Big Buck
Koerner
Jupiter Toe
Croare Over
Mierigord
Tommelton
Gur Hannah
Noon
George W
Tne Thistig
Millen
the Peer
Giggs
Oda Craft
Thomas
Golden Flora
Ghartvarl
Agye
Sir John Johnson
Archibala
Nimbus
Dugan
Festigonohe
Dorante
Dreamer
King’s Daughter
Candleberry
Entries Coming in for Big Ten Tennis Meet
Twenty seven singles entries and eight doubles teams have been received for the Southern Tennis Association tournament to begin at East Lake next Monday. Notable entrants include C. Smith, G. Howell, V. Carter Jr, J. Orr Jr, B. Grant, and others from Atlanta, Knoxville, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Richmond. Doubles feature Grant and Thornton, Smith and Howell, Carter and Middlebrooks, Doyle brothers, Rogers and Van Gilder, Coke and Burford, Whitehead and Winston, and Crawford with Crawford.
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East Lake
C. ¥. Smith
G. A. Howell
Mansfield
V. Carter, Jr
J. 4. Orr, Jr
B. M. Grant
Nat Therngon
G. Middiebrooke
Carl Ramspeck
J. Ms Whigon
L. D. Scott
HM Ashe
C. Wiliams
G. Porter
R. E. Davin
W. Ramapeck
Atlanta
Charles M. Rogers
Knoxville
Frank van ‘Gilder
Cowan Rogera
Sax Crawtora
C. B. Doyle
Washington
D. C
Conrad Doyle
Harper
Philadelphia
James H. Winston
Norfolk
Hugh Whitehead
John Coke
Richmond
Grant
Thornton
Smith and Howell
Carter
Middlebrooks
Doyle Brothers
Washington, D. C
C. Rogers
van Gilder
Coke
Burford
Whitehead
Winston
Crawford
Piedmont Driving Club Tennis Tourney Opens
The Piedmont Driving Club hosts a tennis tournament with results from the first round. Clark defeats Martin 69, 6-1. Ghauncay Smith defeats Hagan 6-2, 8-0. Nunnally beats Victor Smith by default. Halkbereek 6-1. Blsek defeats Roy 4-?. Brajor beats Foreman 6-1. Smith defeats Fiterimmons 6-3. Today’s schedule lists matches at 4 o’clock and 5 o’clock including Clarke and Nunnally vs Smith and Draper and other pairings.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Clark
Martin
Ghauncay Smith
Hagan
Nunnally
Victor Smith
Smith
Fiterimmons
Oslock
Clarke
Draper
Him
Mra
Hall
Peanant Martin
Roy
Inman
Harrington
Jane Farsmergen Leaves Town in Mystery
Local item reports Jane Farsmergen leaving town under unclear circumstances with scant readables noting brief movement and no stated destination. Authorities provided no explanation as to motive or timing.
South Atlantic Softball Scorelines and Innings Summary
South Atlantic games feature Chicks beating Tourists 11 to 2 with innings by Inninga R. Macon in Augusta. Cauliflower and Neel pitching in other matches as Palmettos defeat Scouts 5 to 2. Jacksonville edges Columbia 8 to 7 as Helin and Masaing hold, while Electrics topple Indians 7 to 3. Batteries listed for each contest with times about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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R. Macon
Augusta
Hetterles
Woeme
Kahlkot
Viola
Menefee
Tite
Neel
Palmettos
Scouts
BH. E. Jacksonville
Columbia
Helin
Masaing
Fullenwelder
Powell
Vampire
Wells
Midget Hickman Wins State Tennis Title in Virginia
Hugh Whitehead loses to J Hornar Winston in three of four sets as Winston claims the Virginia state tennis championship for the second time in Norfolk. The tournament closes tomorrow with finals in mixed doubles. Meanwhile Ganlon Hickman is sent to New Orleans after waiver approval, Mobile reassures amid Barr deal, and Cairo defeats Bainbridge in a two game baseball doubleheader.
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Norfolk
Thornton
Atlanta
Hugh G. Whitehead
Virginia
J.hornar Winston
Whitehead
Winston
Mobile
Als
Ganlon Hickman
Charles Colsson
Mobile Baseball Association
New Orleans Association
Charles Frank
New Orleans
Barr
Philadelphia
Hickman
Sheridan Quits Umpiring Duties Before Washington Game
John R. Sheridan, a veteran American League umpire, announced his resignation just before the Washington versus New York game. He plans to go to Chicago to report to AL President Ben Johnson and may pursue a role as chief of umpires.
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Washington
John R. Sheridan
New York
Dgan
Gan
Sheridan
Chicago
Ben Johnson
Egan
Hees
Johnson
Columbus
Bean
San Jose
Cal
Bheridan
Griffin Arrives Here This Morning For Crackers
Griffin, the big right hander recalled from San Antonio, will arrive this morning and be in uniform this afternoon. He is in good shape after a sore arm this spring and is seen as a likely winner for the Crackers from now on.
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A. & Griffin
Crackers
San Antonio
Griffin
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