Crackers Triumph as Braves Fall in Slugfest Thriller
In a high scoring clash the Crackers edged the Braves with late offense. Key players including Titus, Sweeney, and Marinoles produced multiple hits while pitchers faced heavy traffic and costly errors shaped the tense contest. The final kneaded a dramatic seventh inning lead for the Crackers as their offense surged past Atlanta.
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Rome Club Hosts Fourth of July Meeting and Billiards Event
Rome opens the season at home with Cleveland, notes 54 games won, a 17 series tally, and a defeated pool proposition. Attendees include Middlesboro officials and Cleveland leaders as the club plans events, while a billiards tournament in Philadelphia draws attention and Mobile recruits transfer to Meridian. A Chinese baseball team from Honolulu arrives to tour the United States and schedule university games.
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Jacob Smith
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Lookouts Tie Can Chattanooga Town March
Melvin Puller of Ider was released today to Albany Sally with a string attached. The middle talent is considered a great player yet inexperienced for the last ball in March. Jack Tove, utility outfielder for the local American Association club, has been sold to the Memphis Southern League team.
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Albany
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Harry Welch
Harry Welchome
Billy Smith
Constitution
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Washington Americans
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National Board
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SAYLOR READY FOR TOUGHEST BOUT OF CAREER AT ORPHEUM
Thomas the New Orleans lightweight Saylor faces Loung Savior in a ten round main event at the Orpheum theater next Tuesday night in what is billed as the toughest test of Saylor's brief yet victorious career. The card features top contenders and a four round opener in a Bushy undercard.
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Rattling
Jack Barada
Grivet
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Norton
Rich Young
Charlie Lee
Kataas
Britt Mets
Wurphey
Exhibition Games Highlight Turbulent Baseball Day
Newark’s exhibition with Charleston South Atlantic league visitors ended 4 to 0 as Fitcher Rank pitched nine hitless innings for Newark. A later Cubs game saw a scuffle between players prompting ejections and a crowd reaction, while Cobbs and Gainsville teams played a separate 3 to 1 contest with Lakey stealing home. Attendance around 600 as other leagues posted varied results across Philadelphia and Austin games.
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Newark International Tea © Club
Charleston South Atlantic League
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Golf at Pinehurst Foehust Final Round Summary
Miss Lil lian Hyde of Long Island defeated Mrs R 1 Rrke of Oakmont by five up and four to play in the final round of the United North and South golf championship at Pinehurst. Mrs Burd edged Wiss Mtra B Helmer of Chicago seven up and five to play to meet Hyde in the final.
Padgett Leads Naval Affairs Visit to Key West
Chairman Padgett and the house naval affairs committee, returning from a Panama trip aboard the yacht Mayflower, arrived at Key West naval station. A citizens committee hosted a reception before the congressional party departed for Charleston.
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Naval Affairs Committee
Panama
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Naval Station
Congressional
Charleston
Amateurs meet in Luther School league play recap
Amateur teams like Grawmartes Ages Openes Throsaurs of the Rims played Thursday afternoon in the Luther School leagues. Meeting tonight at 8 and Thursday night at 6 30. Uniforms giveaway promotion and several league meetings noted with schedules and team names.
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Tech High dominates Peacock in season opener at Piedmont Park
Tech High crushed Peacock 11 to 2 as Tappington pitcher held opponents to few hits. Wells pitched well for Peacock, while Tech High batters Thomas and Wells led offense. The game featured errors from both sides and marked Tech High’s strong start in the Prep league. The second game of the league is scheduled for this afternoon at Lorlock Grounds on Vy Street.
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Hal Reynald
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Teeh High
Wells
Praca
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Lagrange Signs Many Good Players
Lavrato announced on March 9 that LaGrange aims to sign the best team in Georgia. President Holmes confirms efforts to recruit and trial players from multiple states. Local grounds have been secured near public square, and building work is underway with plans by local architects and contractors ready to begin.
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Sunday Baseball Legalized Proposes Sunday Games
Nathalle Tenn Marc $8-A pil was introduced in the house yesterday by Representative O Brien of Chattanooga to make it lawful to play baseball tennis and other games and to operate theaters on Sunday between the hours of 7 and 7 pm.
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Schwartz Guts Off Three VOLS Heads in Akron Drive
Nashill Town reports Manager Schwartz left to attend his mother’s funeral in Akron Ohio while tallying a major roster shakeup. He plans to trim four Vols from the mound staff and start selecting six pitchers one catcher and two helpers as he weighs discarding others in spring camp.
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Percentage of wins in sports clubs explained
The sporting editor outlines how to calculate a club’s win percentage. Take the number of games won and divide by games played, then express as a percentage. For example a team that won six of ten games has a 60 percent win rate.
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Trek Jemison Sporting Editor
the Constitution
GLC Muide
Trinity Tops Lafayette 5 4 on late rally in innings
Trinity defeated Lafayette 5 to 4 after a tied game in the late innings. Timely hitting and a clutch run in the tenth helped Trinity push ahead as Lafayette failed to score in extras. The card features a rough scoreline with Trinity scoring in the ninth and tenth and Lafayette stranded runners.
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Exhibition Baseball Games Across Cities Include Virginia Tie
A scattered score roundup lists Sewanee beating Chattanooga in ten innings while Gordon pitched a no hitter with three strikeouts. Other matchups include Virginia versus Washington American, and several colleges scheduled for games at Charlottesville Durham Chapel Hill Princeton and West Point with various opponents.
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