Crackers Need Pep and Pinch Swats to Win More
By Dick Jomizén the Cracker team lags in the Southern league. Readers are urged to compare roster strength and performance with rivals Boston Braves Detroit Tigers and New Orleans Pelicans. The piece cites erratic pitching, poor fielding, and lack of pep as keys to weak results, noting managers and players, including McDonald Eisland Bisland Jenkins Irman Moran, and a recent double loss at Mobile.
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Dick Jomizén
Crackers
Meea
Foocey
Boston Braves
Detroit Tigers
New Orleans Pelicans
Matt
Therfield
McDonald
Eisland
Smith
Ord
Atlanta
Plas
Bisland
Jenkins
Irman
Where They Play Today Boothers Lesaue and More
A list of today’s baseball matchups from various leagues includes teams in cities such as Mobile Chicago Boston and New York with multiple pairings across American and Federal leagues. Notable entries mention St Louis versus Buffalo and Chicago versus Cincinnati among others and reference venues in Philadelphia Detroit and Baltimore.
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Bempi N.O
Mobile
Nashesile
South Atlantic
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Albany
Charledn
Jackson
St Toul
Chicago
Detroit
Fhiladera
Washing'o
Boston
National Batson
N.Y
Brookl'y
Philade
Unclear regional results list with scattered scores
An assorted, partially legible tally of international and state league scores includes teams such as Toronto, Mont, Jersey City, Buffalo, Norfolk, Newport News, St Paul, Houston, Fort Worth, and San Antonio. Several entries are garbled or incomplete, with several cities mentioned alongside mixed results and postponed items.
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Greenwo
Durimoavhev's
Raleigh & Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Virginis
Peterst's
Norfol
Ports
Buffalo Rocky Mount
Newport News
St Paul
Kaw City
Colum's
Ina
National League Thriller Cubs Fall to Reds on Ninth Inning Error
Cincinnati beat Chicago 3 to 2 after five errors aided the rally. Mtallifer reached first on Phelan’s error, Wingo was mishandled by Fisher, and Griffith drove to Larty as Kilifer scored the winning run on an errant throw. Giants edge Boston 5 2 in the second game. Mathewson outdueled Ragan. New York wins 3 2 in eleven innings. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 4 0 behind Smith.
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Wingo
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Larty
Kiobfer
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Iay
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Cimeinnatt
Zabel
Bresnahan
Toney
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Tye
New York
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Pet Ragan
Marge
Smith
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Tyler
Whaling
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Addletick
Washington
Miiadelphia
Balla
Johnson
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Merf
Ainsmith
Nefe
McBride
Aingle
Philadelphia
Crowell and
Lapp
Ainwmith
Montezuma and Cochran Tie In Weekend Tilt
Montezuma and Cochran battled to a 3 to 4 tie in Montezuma Ga with Cy Williams starting for Cochran. Godwin delivered a two base hit driving in two runs for the locals, as the game swung back and forth through the sixth inning before ending in a late stalemate. Batteries Methvin and Ellincy Williams and Meehanil served as the battery for Montezuma and Cochran respectively.
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Montezuma
Cochran
Hawkinsville Triumphs Over Eastman In Ferige Clash
Hawkinsville won their third straight game against Eastman 5 to 3 at ROWKINETIG GA. Stig delivered a strong two run blow and Huntman held Eastman to scattered hits as Gheesling fanned thirteen batters. Nor ris led Hawkinsville with three hits in four at bats amid a shaky Eastman defense and erratic Hawkinsville batting.
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Stig
Hawkinsville
Huntman
Gheesling
Skelton
Norris
Begre
Innin RH
Hawkinaville
Eastman Usge
Ghalin
Canton 9 Cartersville 6 in Beaton Was game
Canton Ga Saturday edged Cartersville 9 to 6 in a Beaton Was contest on the local diamond. Canton showed form as Shawmut 5 Langdale 3 notes a six game win streak for Shawmut with Langdale.
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Canton
Cartersville
Ga. Jima
Locals Move On To Slagville Crackers Head To Birmingham
The Crackers finish a series with the Mobile Gulls then head to Birmingham for four games with the Barons. This will be the Crackers second Birmingham visit after a rough prior trip with three losses. Stronger affiliation expected as Barons suffer uncertain form with opening game likely assigned to Erb Kelly. Games called at Dick Jemiyon's matings parlors on the Viaduct starting at 3:45 p.m.
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Crackers
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Barons
Erb Kelly
Dick Jemiyon
Barons Beat Pelicans 4 0 to Clinch Series In New Orleans
Birmingham took the last game of the series 4 to 0 as Robertson held New Orleans to four scattered hits. Summers, Hendryx, Rettly and Bluhm contributed errors for New Orleans while Elam and Clark produced key plays for Birmingham. Final score shows Birmingham 4, New Orleans 0. umpiring by Brokenstein and Kern.
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Pelicans
New Orleans
Robertson
Birmingham
M' Belden
Eliam
Clark
Bluhm
Kneupp
Smith
Coombs
Hale
Carroll
Cayle
Atruck
Frost
Banca
Wid
Robertaon
Halo
Elam
Ellam
Fast Dothan tops Valdosta 2 1 in record game
Dothan Alabama June 28 special report Dothan defeats Valdosta 2 to 1 in the fastest game here lasting 1 hour 17 minutes Hall fanned nine batters for Dothan and Rod Taylor Price behind the battery. Score by innings Valdosta 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 Dothan 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 7 0. Batteries Rod Taylor Hall Price Time 1 27. Arnoi re Stewart. Thomasville beats Brunswick 3 0 on June 28 in Thomasville Ga. Five hits in the eighth produced two runs. Pearson strong in the box. Score by innings Brunswick 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 9 Thomasville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 x 3 0 0 Time 1 8. Umpire LaRocque. Batteries Hawkins Nuance Pearson Sheppard.
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Stewart
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LaRocque
Wet Courts Delay City Tennis Title Opener at Piedmont Park
Wet courts at Piedmont Park postponed the first round of the city tennis tournament. Most Monday matches were deferred. now all contests will begin in the afternoon starting at 5 oclock. Players may opt to play in the morning and report results to the committee. All contestants scheduled for Monday must be on course by 5 pm.
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Piedmont Park
Clay court tennis championships reach rounds in Pittsburg
June 2 Pittsburg Pa The second day’s matches of the clay court championships finished the first through third rounds with several fourth round matches in progress Norma Williams and M W Washburn won easily though Lawrence Curtis Harvard showed fight in the second set George B Church Princeton defeated GL Roseman Detroit W H Hackett Boston fell to C Inman West Side Club Dean Mathey won his two matches and Julian Mirick West Side club president set a record for most matches played today.
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Lawrence Curtis
Harvard
George B. Church
Princeton
GL Roseman
Detroit
W. H. ¥. Hackett
Boston
C. Inman
West Side Tennis Club
Dean Mathey
California
Julian
Mirick
Barrow Mill Wins Over Commerce 4 to 1 in Tight Battle
Barrow Mills defeated Commerce 4 to 1 in Winger Ga on June 28 marking Barrow’s seventh straight win. Morris and Dunn starred for Barrow with strong batting while Wood pitched effectively with 18 strikeouts and only two hits allowed. Barrow’s defense supported the victory as Wead and Doster joined Barrow’s mound effort.
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Barrow Boys
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Barrow Mijl
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Doster
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Rich Bros. Win in a slow Union City game
Rich Bros. defeated tamberiin Fahnson DuBose nine to three in a lopsided contest at Union City Saturday. The game started as a pitching duel until Rich broke through in the sixth with seven runs. Glassman Allen and Holland led the batting while Guasand Thomasson and Alisa Dempaey worked the battery.
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Glassman
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Thomasson
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Dempaey
Double header split as Yankees fall to Red Sox in Boston
In Boston on June 28 New York and Boston split the twin bill. Crespo drove in all New York runs with a double and three singles in the first game. Boston rallied but fell short. In the second game McHale’s pitching sent Boston off to a fast start and New York’s defense yielded. Umpire Naltn ordered six New York players from the field for a disturbance.
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Weaver
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University of Michigan
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Chicago Defeats Brooklyn 10 to 5 in Federal League Game
Chicago topped Brooklyn 10 to 5 after taking early command and holding the lead. Pitching by three Chicago hurlers limited Brooklyn, with A Whison hitting a ninth inning homer for Brooklyn as Chicago built a late advantage. other games included Pittsburg edging Buffalo 5 to 4 and St Louis beating Baltimore 7 to 3 behind Homers by Tobin and Walsh.
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R.A. EL
Mattertes—Pendergast
Hendrix
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Walsh
Louis
Davenport, Groom
Hartley
Questions on foul balls and fair ball rule query
Under the sporting editor format a reader asks if a ball struck about a foot in front of home plate that bounces back is fair or foul. The answer given: foul in both scenarios.
Brooklyn Federals Give Fans Day and Free Admission
New York June 28 Brooklyn Federals held Fans Day with free admission to a big league game. President Ward arranged a band and the event aimed to boost goodwill and showcase the borough team amid steady fan interest.
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Brooklyn
Monticello and Covington Play 14 Inning Tie
Monticello and Covington battled to a 2 to 2 tie after 14 innings in an afternoon game called due to darkness at Monticello College Flats. Col lier, a former Tech star, struck out eighteen for Monticello while Battle fanned thirteen for Covington. each side had four hits. The teams planned another game at College Flats on Tuesday.
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College Flats
Hawkins HL Hawking Leaves Columbus Game With Injury
Hawkins HL nck Hawking, Atlanta player for Columbus in the all league, exits early as one of Jim Fox's most consistent pitchers. His likely ten day absence could affect the team's rotation and performance.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Jim Fox
Atai
Cornell Wins Both Varsities And Freshmen Race
In a close four mile sweep, Cornell defeats Leland Stanford by eight feet to claim the varsity title while Stanford leads Columbia and Penn in the rest of the field. Syracuse rowing twice popular, as Cal crews fade late. Ithaca's Red and White retain top honors in the premier intercollegiate event.
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Pure Atlantic Foxes 4, Indians 0 in opener
June 7 at Ga leday opening game of series Foxes shutout Indians 4 to 0. Pitcher Innings and EL 002 009 200 4 9 2 LouG 460 600-G 4 2 Krebs, Causey time 1 35 Trophe Hoey Kivte 5 Tigers 0. Augusta 28 Cunningham tabbed for Macon Auguste won 95 to 0. Augusta crowd lively as Foster delivers at rings. Galle umpire, key 4, June 28. Charles J ing fits third and fourth. Stinson and Bank two hits each. Albany 9 002 200 9 7 1 Charleston 1 000 110 0 9 2.
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Rome Atlanta golfers in bid to match Cedar Town race
In Rome Georgia Coosa Country Club hosts a golf round matching Atlanta players to Cedar Town peers. Notable names include Alexander, George Adair, Perry Ackland, Jones Jr, and Malone among others as spectators await a keenly contested event. The Cedartown vs Carrollton game dominates the section with tight scoring and standout plays from Barcdllten and Brock as Carrollton seeks more wins this season.
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Anna
Atlanta
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Perry Acland
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