Three Out of Four Wins From Smiths Lookouts Brady Holds Them Again
James Brady the Crackers big right hander pitched a strong game to beat the Lookouts three of four in the series and five of six at home. The Crackers built a two run lead in the first, then Brady shut down the Lookouts except for a fourth inning burst. Key plays featured Douglas Harbison fielding a tough grounder and Humpty McElveen driving in runs while Whitey Alperman battled through an ankle issue. The Lookouts mounted a three run third before Brady regained control and the Crackers pulled away in the fifth with a string of hits including a Chappelle three bagger.
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Montgomery Invitation Golf Tournament Opens July Fourth
The Montgomery Golf and Country Club invitation tournament begins July 4 and runs through the week. It is a major event drawing entrants from the south, with local players Byrd Tichenor Adair Scott Davidson Brown Holland Richards Black and Angier among probable attendees.
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Douglas Harbison Cracker shortstop shines in fielding in Spartanburg
The Constitution staff photographer captured three poses of Crackers new shortstop Douglas Harbison from Spartanburg in the Carolina Association at Ponce de Leon park last week. He chases every ball, makes hard catches, and throws well to first, though he is in a hitting slump as the break works against him despite strong fielding and a recent highlight robbing Roy Moran of a hit.
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Twenty-Fifth Annual Southern Title Tennis Tourney Opens
The Twenty Fifth Annual Tennis Tourney for the Southern Title begins Monday at East Lake Courts Atlanta Athletic Club. Matches include men's singles doubles ladies singles and mixed doubles with consolation in men's singles. Doyle is current champion in singles and doubles with past winners from New York California and Atlanta. Winners advance to Chicago preliminaries and Newport challengers. Entrance fees set and schedules posted with hotel entertaining visiting players at East Lake Club.
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Gulls Crackers Open Series With Monday Twin Bill
Mique Finn leads the Gulls at Ponce de Leon Park for a three game set against the Crackers after defeats in Mobile. The season series shows 41 runs to 25 for the Crackers and 70 hits to 62 for Mobile. Billies and Crackers meet in a four game stretch with former Crackers on the Billikens roster.
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Lawrenceville Narrowly Edges Winder in Rain Shortened Game
Lawrenceville beat Winder 6 to 2 in six innings after rain halted play Friday. Montgomery and Kelley teamed for Lawrenceville while Segars Herrin and Gresham worked for Winder. Also noted are upcoming Southern League and other baseball matchups and a tennis association meeting in Atlanta.
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