Barons Fall to Billys Bunch In Big League Style
Atlanta 1 Birmingham 3 in a brisk Piedmont Park game as Birmingham overcomes Atlanta. Hughes pitched for Atlanta, with 9 hits but costly errors and timely Birmingham singles decide the nine inning clash. Fans 1,800 saw the Barons shake off expectations of a rout and stay alive in the series.
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National League and American League baseball doubleheader results
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with mixed scores and notices of key moments including Patton’s exit in the second game and late rallies. New York Americans defeated Boston, and Detroit beat St Louis. Cleveland topped Chicago. Also notes Alex Smith won the national open golf title and a rail fare notice for Fourth of July travel.
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Babb Murdered Pitcher Quick
Quick allowed thirteen hits including two homers as the local Memphis team cruised to an easy victory amid listless visitors. Babb went four for four with four runs scored in four at bats. A straight tip noted in the game, with Panam hats and a company address at 28 42 Whitehall Street.
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Ragged Work by Senators Ragged Work by Senators
Nashville Tennessee June 29 Montgomery played ragged ball today and could do but little with Duggan Reault Nashville 8 Montgomery 3 Summary Two base hits Frary Welts Apperions three base hits McCann hit by pitch Maxwell 7 double plays Schmidt to Bohannon to Frary Burnum to Mullaney Jeft on bases Nashville 8 Montgomery 3 struck out by Duggan B by Maxwell 2 by Burnum 1 bases on passes of Duggan 1 of Maxwell 1 off Burnum 2 stolen bases Frary Gilbert Schmidt sacrifice hits Gilbert Tima 2 50 Umpire Rudderham
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Hartwell Beats Williamston In Terminine Game
In Hartwell Georgia on June 29 Hartwell defeated Williamston 6 to 5 in a terminine game Batteries Watson and Cheney Summers and Ketley.
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Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Features First Mason Victory
New York June 29 Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay showcased an ordinary card with First Mason prevailing in a seven furlong Thistle Stakes after Ormondes Right threw Shaw and Perrine was substituted. Other races included results for Brookdale Nymph, Jersey Eady, Grenade, Sally M and Five and a Half Furlongs cards with times and placements.
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Lee's Box Work Beats Pelicans
Lee's box work leads Shreveport to 6 runs while New Orleans manages 2. Knoll Len and Byrne contribute as Evans and Beck form part of the double plays. Pitching details note Lee and Philips each yield two bases on balls, with key plays by O'Brien and King.
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National League scores brief includes two game results
Boston defeats New York 3 to 2 in Boston with consecutive hits in the first and fifth innings. Philadelphia beats Brooklyn 5 to 1 after a string of consecutive hits. Pittsburgh over St. Louis 2 to 1 with late hitting powering the win.
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Max Pemberton to Publish New Novel for The Authors and Newspapers Assoc
The Authors and Newspapers Association arranged exclusive publication with English romancer Max Pemberton. Born in Birmingham in 1868, he rose from Caius College to editor roles and, after early work with Vanity Fair and Chums, achieved fame drafting thrillers and romance. His notable works include The Iron Pirate, The Sea Wolves, and The Footsteps of a Throne.
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Latonia Races Highlight Five Favorites Win
At Latonia Cincinnati Ohio on June 29 five favorites prevailed with Orly II leading the free handicap came through. Dalesman won the first race followed by Brancas taking runner up from The Minks in a fast track card.
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South Atlantic League Even Break at Charleston
Charleston and Macon split a doubleheader in Charleston on June 29. Savadee allowed fifteen hits in game one as Macon won 11 to 8, while Clark keyed the visitors in game two with two runs batted in and Macon held Charleston to seven runs. Augusta beat Columbia 5 to 4 in an action marked by Holmes clutching three strikeouts with bases loaded and Leisman wild pitch. Savannah edged Jacksonville 2 to 1 after a tense affair with disputed umpiring decisions.
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Waycross Beats Cordele in Ten Inning Georgia League Game
Waycross 6 Cordele 1 in Waycross Ga on June 29. Heavy hitting and late rally give Waycross the win in the tenth inning. Batteries Harwood and Buses for Waycross. Umpire McGrath. Brunswick defeats Valdosta 6 to 3 as Valdosta collapses late. Foster and Cianslou bat for Brunswick.
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Mitchell Comes to Kansas City to Settle Missouri Mine Troubles
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, arrives in Kansas City to confer with Southwestern Coal Operators about disputes in the Novinger Missouri area and Arkansas districts. Operators cite railroad conditions and mine run law as the core issues under the Kansas City agreement.
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Woman Physician Found Safe on Mount Whiteface Summit
Dr J Merl a Chicago physician accompanied by Miss Warner left Lake Sule Inn to climb Mount Whiteface in the Adirondacks. After a two day search local guide Charles Martin located her on the summit beneath a lodge shelter. She was exhausted from exposure and nervous strain but brought back to the village with Miss Warner unharmed.
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Chicago Heat Grips City With Record Temperatures
Chicago on June 20 saw the hottest day of the year with the thermometer at 93 degrees at the United States observatory and 98 on the streets. Four people died and fourteen were rushed to hospitals as officials worked to treat heat related injuries.
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Smuggled in Fighting Me Empire Linked to Guatemalan Rebels
A San Francisco cable notice reports the steamship Empire carried arms and thirty rebel fighters from Guatemala to Corinto aboard. The vessel, headed to wreck a British steamer, reportedly took on weapons and men near the Mexican coast.
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