Montgomery Triumphs Over Atlanta In Tough Baseball Battle
Montgomery and Atlanta played a pitchers duel with Thomas on the mound for Montgomery and a late rally in the ninth inning securing a 3 to 2 victory for Montgomery. Key plays included Moran on sixth inning, a failed throw to third, and Perry’s run producing hit in the ninth. Center fielder Winters scored on a two-base hit, while Perry’s late RBI between short and third sealed the win. Both teams fielded solidly with few errors and notable baserunning.
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Biath stie Braves Memphis over Mobile in tight game
Memphis took a 5 4 win over Mobile at Mobile, using two pitchers after five, Schwenck one inning and Fisher five. Savage pitched well, Hart and consecutive hits sealed the finish. Umpire Carpenter. Time 1 35.
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Notes of the Game and Local College Action
A chaotic game recap highlights Thomas of identgomsty on the mound for Montgomery, smothering the Crackers while Hite and Perry deliver key hits. Baxter shines for Montgomery, while Hassett fills in for an injured Jim Fox. Cracker third baseman shows effort and trapping plays improve defense, with steady fielding from Bartlett for Dallas in a separate match. College results include Norfort-Richmond 2, Norfolk 8 in ten innings and Lynchburg 0, Port Portsmouth 1 in twelve. Yale defeats Georgetown 4-2 in New Haven.
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Tech Baseball Schedule Conflicts Hurt Local Interest
Toccoa baseball fans see hard luck from scheduling clashes as college games often oppose professional dates. The plan to hold off until the Southern League frame is set could boost patronage, with future seasons studying past schedules to avoid conflicts. Tech faces Alabama and Auburn road games this month while the Atlanta pro team stays busy, dampening local interest.
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Tuscaloosa
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Boston Defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 in One Sided Game
Boston scored six runs as Pastorius thrived at bat and Dorner pitched strongly. Final score 6 to 2 with Dorner and Bowerman in a winning effort for Boston while Brooklyn struggled. Time noted at 1:98 with Umpire Kiem. The day also saw Cincinnati-Pittsburg and Chicago-St Louis postponed due to wet grounds and rain respectively.
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Detroit Today
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O'Loughlin
Early 1900s Baseball Buzz from City Papers
The column surveys Big League Dope with notes on Addie Joss and other stars. It mentions Jack Keenan improving with practice, Detroit papers blaming cigarette smoking for Tigers’ woes, and Joe Harris moving to Columbus. Larry Lajoie praises Chech, while Cockhill shines in Tri-State. Jake Stahl’s 1909-era feats are recalled amid team shifts and injuries.
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Joe Harris
Jim McGuire
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Cockhill
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Philadelphia's 3-2 Win Over Boston Americans
Philadelphia defeats Boston Americans 3 to 2 as Young allows three hits in first and eighth innings. Batteries Young Carrigan vs Vickers Schreck. Umpires Hurst Sheridan. Time 1:25.
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Sheridan
Cadets Triumph In Runaway Victory Over Donald Fraser
Georgia Military Academy cadets win 6 to 1 at College Park with Coleman dominating on the mound. Fraser held well until the fourth when the cadets surged ahead, scoring at least one run each inning through the sixth.
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Donald ‘Freser
Coleman
Tollenon
Donald Fraser
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Seven Starters for the Derby Headlines Court Frenzy
Louisville May 4 The Kentucky Derby news centers on an injunction shaping race day. Judge Kirby barred city officials from interfering with Parl Mutuel and auction pools at Churchill Downs. Seven likely starters and odds are listed amid weather and track conditions for the mile and a quarter event with a $5,000 purse.
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Samuel BR. Kirby
Chancery
Board of Pubiic Safety
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Churchill Downs
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Loutaville Jockey Club
James F. Grinstead
W. Marshall Bullitt
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George J. Lang
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Ban! Ridge
Macon beats Columbia 7 4 in sloppy game
South Atlantic action shows Macon scoring in the sixth and eighth innings while Columbia misplays on defense. Murdock shines in fielding and Rhoton batters well. final score 7 to 4 with Beckle and Steubbe on the mound for Macon. Time two hours. umpire Ruby.
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Douglasville G Dallas 1 Closes Close To Win 3 1
Douglasville defeated Dallas by a narrow 3 to 1 in a tense game. Bartlett starred with two fine plays at second base for the visitors, while Downtonville claimed the win via strong defense and timely hits. Cooper, Bartlett, and Selatan contributed for Dallas as the defeat followed a hard fought effort.
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Douglesne
Dallas
Bartlett
Downtonville
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Tech Field Day Slated Wednesday At Local Campus
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 Tech field day, twice postponed, will proceed if weather allows. Event list includes 100 yard dash, broad jump, pole vault, greased pig chase, and relay races with prizes such as a silver stein from Eugene V Haynes Company and various wearables and photos.
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Auto Gossip and Road Rally News From Buffalo Convention
A delegation from state American Automobile Association divisions will attend the national good roads convention in Buffalo on July 6 7 and 8. The event promises national scope with demonstrations of new machinery in road building and maintenance and entertainment. The article notes vanadium alloy improvements in cars and praises the value and reliability these alloys bring to vital parts.
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St. James Sayce Iandwer
Hing Cobalt Dominates Dunton Stakes at Jamaica Racecourse
In Jamaica on May 4 Hing Cobalt carried top weight 440 pounds and won the six furlong Dunton Stakes at 5 to 1 in a time of 1 12 1-5. James Brady, favored at 2 to 5, finished last after a poor race. Jockey Musgrave escaped a fall that injured Almandine but left the third race with no serious damage.
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Woodville Beats Woodstock 8 to 7 in Big Wilkes County Game
In front of the largest crowd yet, Woodville defeated Woodstock 8 to 7. Finch Overton Blakely Lewin contributed to the Woodville offense as Rhodes umpired and Armstrong logged the attendance for about 800 spectators.
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Carolina League Game Summary Amid Translation Oddities
Fragmentary report from the Carolina League showing a score line with teams or players misrendered. It mentions Spartanburg and Anderson and a result 6 to 2, but key names and context are unclear due to OCR errors. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise card.
Mississippi overwhelms Vanderbilt in rain delayed game
Mississippi defeated Vanderbilt 82 to 90 in a rain interrupted Nashville game. The Commodores’ poor fielding and inability to hit Hightower contributed to the loss. Batteries: Hightower and Taylor for Mississippi, Arnold and Davison for Vanderbilt.
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Guitport Edges Meridian in Darkened 13 Inning Clash
Guitport 6 Meridian 0 after 13 innings. game called at darkness. Monroe defeats Vicksburg 12 to 3. Columbus bests Jackson 2 to 1.
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