Crackers Fight Jinx as Doubleheader Ends in Defeat
The Loghkout jinx persists as the Crackers drop both ends of a doubleheader with thirteen hits yielding only two runs in the second game. Buck Morley Jennings and Hack Elbel are singled out for costly field errors, while Harry Holland’s hot bat moves him into top form. Suggestions to rethink the batting order include placing Holland third and Welch lower.
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McCormish
Harry Holland
Holland
Welch
McConnell
Kircher
Long
Jennings
FALE
Shea
Paige
Sline
Amby
Coyle
Graff
Mick
Flick
Doscher
Street
Carl Harts
Thompson
Harding
Johnston
Fins
Jacobsen
McCormick
Jake
Ens
Ebel
Atlanta
A McConnell
Hy Poircher
Q . Welchonce
Lang
Eibel
Janpiry
BR. Hollan
B. Dunn
Williams
Brevenin
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Shanley Sa
Evang
Jackson
Cormick
de la
Ab Graham
Go Stine
Paiga
Ebal
Dunn
Willams
Lan Paige
Shanley
Hollane
Tievans
Sling
Browning
Mings
O'Toole
Pionninger
Welchence
Bibel
Halland
Tyree
Bo, Johnston
Ss. Ie
Shapley
Vic
Graf
Bolland
McConneil
MiConnell
Elbel
Lookouts Top Crackers In Doubleheader At Chattanooga
Timely hitting behind Atlanta errors gives the Lookouts a hard fought doubleheader victory over the Crackers in Chattanooga. Manager McCormick was struck by a pitch and hospitalized. errors preceded several runs in the second game as Crackers’ hopes faded.
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W. G. Foster
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Lookouts
McCormick
Smith
Dosener
Jacobsen
Graham
Johnson
Jennings
Nettie Williams
Coyle
Flick
Browning
Graff
Paige
Bibel
Shanley
Jake
Dunn
Johnston
Ier
Johnson versus Gunner Smith sparks high tension in baseball chatter
Washington and Detroit chatter centers on Johnson elusive on the mound and Gunner Smith’s power, with bold claims about Clark Gribb and the Tohngon era. Oscar Stanage lauds Coveleskie influence, while Branace fuels dialogue with constant commentary on the Tigers pitching staff.
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Oscar Stanage
Detroit Tigers
Harry Coveleskie
Tigers
Branace
Coveleskie
Goveleskie
Pitcher shines as Tigers threaten Athletics pennant chase
Blowing like he used to and in close spots this season, he shows the best form of his career and works in and out of his turns. One more twirler from the Covesleskle tyne and the Tigers would give the Athletics a hard fight for the American League pennant, especially with Cobh's return on the horizon.
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Tigers
Athletics
Cobh
Spike Shannon to umpire for Federal league staff
Chicago and baseball history note Spike Shannon former outfielder with the New York Nationals and St. Louis Nationals will join the Federal league umpiring staff. It was stated today.
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Chicago
Spike" Shannon
New York Nationals
St. Louis Nationals
Army Navy Game Move to Washington Approved
Washington June 29 Senator Swanson introduced a regulation authorizing use of the army polo field near the White House for the annual army and navy football game, as another step to bring the contest to the capital.
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Washington
Army and Navy
Senator Swanson
Army
White House
Knisely First to Bat Century in Southern League
Pete Knisely of the Birmingham Barons becomes the first Southern League player to reach 100 hits, with four in a game against the Billikens. Harry McCormick of Chattanooga leads the league in batting, while Harry Holland’s hot week boosts his average into the top tier. Several players are listed with .320 or better averages through Monday, including Kalsely, McCormick, Kirby, McConnell, Holland, Leng, and Sloan.
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Dick Jemison
Pete
Knisely
Ielder
Birmingham Barons
Billikens
Pate
Harry McCormick
Chattanooga
Harry Holland
Hite
Crubs
Kalsely
B'ham
McCormick
Chatta Kirby
Mobile
McConnell
Atlanta
Holland
Leng
Sloan
Naghville
King Stricken At Work Amid Recovery Hopes
King, famed baseball operator, rested easier Monday night and his doctor says he is on the road to recovery. Fans at his parlor rallied funds Monday to help with medical expenses after his paralytic attack on Saturday. His condition worsened Monday morning but improved Monday night, easing fears among friends.
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Galler King
Federals Meet Nine in Atlanta to Form New League
The S I A A federals face a pivotal Atlanta meeting Wednesday at 10 at the Georgian Terrace. Georgia, Tech, Vanderbilt, Auburn, Mercer, Clemson, Sewanee, Alabama and possibly Tennessee, Florida and Tulane may attend as they debate a one year residence rule, reserve clause changes, and other major reforms threatening the current association. A new eight or nine school federation could emerge, or concessions keep the S I A A intact with altered terms.
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
The
LA. A
Vanderbilt
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
University of Georgia
Georgia
Tech
Auburn
Mercer
Clemson
Sewanee
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Tulane
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Uelredhdal Board
Southern League Scores and Highlights from June 29 Games
In Mobile New Orleans fought to a 3 6 3 game end in eleven innings as darkness halted play with Mobile trailing 3 to 4. Robertson pitched well for New Orleans, while Waller, despite early trouble, helped his team tie the score in the fifth. Birmingham beat Montgomery 7 to 9 behind Kniseley’s four hits. Memphis edged Nashville 8 to 5 with Paulet going 5-for-5 including a triple and two singles.
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Pels
Gulls
Mobile
Ala
New Orteana
Waller
Robertson
Mor
Abrh. Paw.jn
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O'Dell
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Barbare
Schmidt
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Sylvester
Miller
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Govindy
Marfelt
Emoman
Afenaveny
Wheatley
Birmingham
Montgomery
Lerrors
Carroll
McBridé
Hllam
Hollander
Donahua
Parker
Kniseley
Knisely
Covington
Ellam
Ellam L Dilger
Wheatley A
Doubleheader routs and a specter of rain in today’s league games
Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader at Shibe Park with Boston winning 7 2 in the second game and Edale Collins delivering notable fielding and a rare inside the park homer. Washington beat New York 7 4 as Boehring drove in the decisive run and Washington’s defense drew complaints at the umpires. Chicago topped Detroit 8 2 as the White Sox seized a sixth inning rally on errors and timely hits in a three game series opener. Cleveland-St Louis game noted as rain shortened or affected by weather.
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Athletics
ROD Sox
Philadelphia
Boston
Edale Collins
Shibe Park
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New York Today
Boehring
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Anniston
Goa St ‘Louis
Gadsden
National League Idgers 8 Giants 7 and 3 Dodgers 6
New York and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 8 7 in the first game and the champions taking the second 8 6. The teams totaled thirty hits and forty four bases with frequent disputes leading to umpire ejectments.
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Idgers
Giants
Dodgers
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Bath Tarha
Snodgrass
Teareau
Vonlin
Birst
RHE
Rucker
Reulbach
McCarty
Demaree
Fromme
Wiltse
Meyers
McLean
Johnson
Byron
Allen
Aitchison
Fischer
Tesreau
Mathewson
South Atlantic Baseball Scores From Local Games
Albany and Macon matches feature 7 to 6 and 12 to 4 results with multiple innings tallies. Batteries listed include Wyle Wells and Johnson Lowry Chalker for Albany. Lewis Basham Wilder Johnson White for Macon. Woolf Goat Winchell Wallace for Savannah. Redding Krebs Cates Marshall for Columbus. umpires Moran Vitelter Lauzon. Time notes vary around 1:24 to 2:20 per game.
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Gamecocks
Hables
RHE
Albany
Columbia
Wyle
Wells
Johnson
Lowry
Chalker
Tima
Pender
Peaches
RIEE
Macon
Jacksonville
Lewis and
Basham
Wilder
Johnson and White
Moran
Indiana
Savannah
Augusta
Woolf
Goat
Winchell
Wallace
Gulla
Foxea
Rae Columbus
Ghartesion
Redding
Krebs
Cates
Marshall
Lauzon
Today s Games Across Leagues and Cities
A fragmented list of scheduled games spans multiple leagues. Teams like Atlanta and Detroit are listed with opponents in cities across the Southeast and Midwest, including Augusta, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago, reflecting a broad section of the day’s baseball slate.
Georgia League results mix in Cross-branch scoreline
Americus edges Thomasville 4 to 3 with late rally as Roth and Dudley pair for Americus while Geare Manchester and Pierre hold on for the visitors. Waycross and Brunswick games show 3 to 6 runs with attacks by McParland Schama Payne Gordon and Cordele Valdosta details.
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Americus
Thomasville
Te. H.'s
Roth
Dudley
Geare Manchester
Pierre
Gele
Federal League clash recap Baltimore vs Brooklyn game
In Baltimore the Batteries Pinneran Land and Woe helm Conley Yount and Jacklitsch faced Brooklyn with a 2 to 5 score by the 5th inning. Only one game was played with partial inning tallies and various pitching and batting notes.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
Pinneran and Land
Woehelm
Conley
Yount
Jacklitsch
Noe Bean Not Signed With Tigers for Spring
Joe Bean, coach of the University of Georgia baseball team, will lead the Tigers again next spring. Athens athletic authorities claim his services first and expect him to return. Bean denies any contract with Georgia has been signed yet, but both sides anticipate formal agreement.
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University of Georgia
Joe
Athens
University
Thustice
Hill Gardner
Sewante
Bean
Athletica
Atlanta Athletic
Willig
Hin Dnes
Cobb and Gilmore hold conference no trade made
Buffalo June 28 President James A Gilmore of the Federal league and Ty Cobb of the Detroit American League met casually in a hotel. Rumors of an offer to Cobb to jump to the Federal league were denied by both. Gilmore said they had a pleasant chat and Cobb left to umpire a game. No joining discussion occurred. Gilmore stated he aimed to free Hal Chase from a Chicago White Sox injunction and no game would be played with Chase in any state. Gilmore left for Chicago tonight and Cobb returned to Detroit by boat.
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James A. Gilnore
Federal Baseball League
Ty Cobb
Couay
Federal League
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Gilmore
Cobb
Aexist
Hal Chase
Chicago White Sox
New York State
Chase
Mr. Gilmore
Chien
Bost
Detroit
Covene y Succeeds Wild Bile Clark
Waycross Georgia June 28 an injury received during a game led to Bile Clark taking over as manager of the Waycross team. In the Georgia State league Jaci catcher named to succeed due to an injury, with Clark returning to Columbia where he has business interests.
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Waycross
Pite Firak Kame
Ella Bile Clark
Macogen
Jaci
Thomasville
Clack
Columbia
Georgia Alabama League Rome Triumphs Over Opelika 7 to 4
Rome, Ga June special Rome defeated Opelika 7 to 4 in a game marked by erratic coaching and freak plays. Aaron starred for Rome with key hits while Gix-a and Williams contributed on offense and in the battery. Anniston beat Talladega 4 to 1 in a mostly even contest as Davis fanned nine and batted well. Selma topped LaGrange 3 to 1 after LaGrange failed to capitalize on baserunners, Weston pounded the mound for Selma. Newnan beat Gadsden 4 to 0 as Abbott allowed few hits and the Newnan bats backed him with 10 runs. Other sports on last pay.
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Thornville
Americ
Valdonta
Cordele
Waycross
Brunswiell
Georgia-Alabama
Opelika
Rome
Anniston
Talladega
Selma
LaGrange
Gadsden
Newnan
Snedall
Aaron
R. HE. Toperica
E. Es
Mry
Williams
Taylor
Tallade
Baisyn
Davis Alao
Ratsu
Shepnard
Davis
Baker
Bagwell
Laterange
Weston
Rusgs
la Filte
Brooks
Guiteries
Ness
Bart
Abbott
Jorda
Mey
Kimbrell
McGrath
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Jack Johnson
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