Soldiers Lose to Smith Clan
Soldiers lose to Smith Clan 8 to 1 as the Crackers’ Wallie Smith shines at bat and in the field. Smith’s two singles, two fouls caught near the grandstand, and a steal highlight a game where Beck er and King mixed in pitching for the Crackers while the Soldiers’ offense struggles against solid defense and timely hits.
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Brady
Becker
Reynolds
Boon
King
Buck Bevker
Pelle
Walue
Wallie Smith
Smith
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Bill
Bailey
DoBard
Schwartz
Wood's Fast Ball Hits Bobby Byrne In Exhibition
Hot Springs Ark March 19 Bobby Byrne third baseman for the Pittsburg Nationals was struck on the head by a fastball from Smoky Joe Wood during an exhibition game with Boston. He was knocked unconscious and his condition is serious, doctors say recovery may take days. Byrne was at bat in the second game when hit and rushed to hospital. Boston won 7 to 2. Pittsburg had won the first game of the series.
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Pittsburg Nationals
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Pittsburg
Boston
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Oak Ridge Triumphs Over Atlantic Christian 7–0
Oak Ridge Institute defeated Atlantic Christian College of Wilson North Carolina 7 to 0 at Oak Ridge. Gentury pitched allowing only three hits. Princeton beat North Carolina 91 to 2 in Greensboro as Aycock shut down the Tigers offense. Pendleton doubled and singled in three at bats. Wake Forest beat Eton College 8 to 0 in Wake Forest North Carolina. Rain halted Georgia vs Boston in Athens. Virginia defeated Holy Cross 16 to 8 in Charlottesville.
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North Carolina
Tigers
Aycock
Carolina
Rodgers
Copeland
Pendleton
Soldiers and Crackers Rally In Marathon Baseball Tilt
Nixon sparkles with a double steal and timely hits as the Soldiers and Crackers trade runs through seven frames. Smith and Reynolds drive in runs with singles, while errors fuel early scoring. Final totals show Atlanta victory as Brdy and Zirkertoos mix in relief with tight defense.
Yale Baseball Team Leaves for Southern Trip
Yale from New Haven sails with twenty men for the annual southern tour. The squad opens with Washington in Norfolk, Virginia, on Friday.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Washington
Norfolk
Amateurs News Roundup From The Local Leagues
Editor HAL REYNOLDS notes monthly updates on Sunday School City Baraca Junior Sunday School and Morning Commercial leagues. Meetings set for 8 30 pm 8 o clock 6 40 pm and Tuesday morning. Representatives from multiple Baptist and Methodist churches attend with plans for future organization at 97 Peachtree street Ivy 1289 5 and Math 5000 available.
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Reynolds
Ivy
Math
Peachtree Street
Baraca
Baraca League
Hiad
Johnson Claas
Eggleaton Memorial
Agogas
Baptist Tabernacle
McDonald Baptist
Cooper Street Baptist
Prixco Auto Oil Ad in Steel Barrels
An OCR fragment promotes Prixco Auto Oil branded as Oil of Quality, sold in steel barrels and half barrels, claiming no leakage, from HU GULEY OIL co.
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Prixco
AUTO
HUGULEY OIL /co
Memphis scribes dislike turtles in Southern league bid
Memphis, Tenn March 19 Special Boss Bill Bernhard faces task of adding at least two more baseball players to shore up Memphis team for summer season. Team lacks a catcher and outfield guard, with Ward moved to third and Bates failing to report.
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Tenn
Bill Bernhard
Bernhard
Doc Seabough
McCrone
Baltimore
Dixie
Ward
Rochester
Chubby Moulton
Third
Bates
Butler
Moulton
Alstein
Schweitzer
Baerwald
Green
Bea,son
Exhibition Games Feature Cardinals and Tigers Action
In Albany Ga on March 19 the St Louis Nationals beat Albany 3 to 1 with Perritt and Johnson on the mound for the visitors while Werner Hackel and Lowery pitched for Albany. Heiden and Mowrey led the visitors with nine hits to Albany's six as Vols 7 Wendy 3 is noted. Nashville Southern League topped Vanderbilt 7 to 3 in an exhibition with James of the Volunteers belting a third inning homer and Sikes Luck on the mound for Vanderbilt. Detroit Tigers defeated the New Orleans Felicans 1 to 0 in New Orleans. Mullin and House for Detroit and Williams Brunner for New Orleans with three errors by both sides.
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St Louis Nationals
Perritt
Johnson
Werner
Hackel
Lowery
Heiden and Mowrey
Vols
Wendy
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Southern League
Vanderbilt University
James
Volunteers
Sikes
Luck
Vanderbilt
Hendee
Black
Beakley
Attell Defeats Kirk In Three Rounds To Return Title Bid
Abe Attell, former featherweight champion, knocked out Ollie Kirk of St. Louis in the third round of a ten round bout in New York. A left hook to Kirk's chin followed by a right to the jaw floored him for nine seconds and led referee Sammy Kelly to stop the bout. Kirk had controlled much of the fight through two rounds, jabbing Attell with the left and driving attacks to the head before Attell's quick finish.
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New York
Abe Attell
Ollie Kirk
St. Louis
Kirk
Sammy Kelly
Attell
Today’s Games Exhibition and College Matchups Across Regions
Exhibition games feature Atlanta against Seventeenth Infantry at Ponce de Leon. Cubs, White Sox, and Tigers play in cities like Chattanooga, Los Angeles, and New Orleans. College slate includes Mercer versus Columbia in Take City, Mississippi State at Oxford, Princeton against Trinity in Greensboro, Washington and Lee versus Holy Cross in Lexington, Penn State versus North Carolina in Chapel Hill, and Lafayette against South Carolina in Columbia.
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Seventeenth Infantry
Ponce de Leon
Cubs
Chattanooga
White Sox
Los Angeles
Detroit
New Orleans
Mercer
Columbia
Take City
Lewis Defeats Moreau in Paris Bout
Willie Lewis, the American middleweight, won on points tonight against French middleweight Marcel Moreau. The American showed superior form throughout as many fashionable women and prominent actresses watched from ringside.
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Paris
Willie Lewis
Marcel Moreau
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