Crackers Tie Then Rally To Beat Montgomery In Nine
In Montgomery Alabama on May 7 the Crackers edged ahead in the ninth inning to win 3 to 2. Atlanta erased deficit as Winters, Moran and Cas tro sparked a late rally after a tense game with frequent disputes highlighted by Jordan arguing a call. Montgomery led with five runs across the fourth. Atlanta responded with a two run eighth inning and the final run came in the ninth.
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Castro
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Moran
George Winters
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Hus
Bett
Measitt
Winters
Helrt
Montgomary
Elisa
Jordan
Prenninger
Pepe
Ald
Wilkes
Henline
Beckler
Dyer
Tera
Jere
Standings and Results From Regional Baseball Action
Yesterday results show Atlanta beating Montgomery 5 3 Memphis 2 Mobile 1 Little Rock 2 New Orleans 1 Birmingham 4 Nnakeilie 1. In TIC results Jacksonville 4 Columbia 3 Savannah 3 Augusta 1 Charlexton 5 Macon 0. American Association games include St Paul Louisville 3 St Paul 0 Minneapolis Indianapolis 2 Kansas City Columbia 0 Norfolk Danville 6 called end fifth rain Richmond 5 Portsmouth 2 Lynchburg Roanoke 5 Charlotte 12 Anderson 3 Greensboro 2 Spartanburg 9. Cotton States League notes Columbus Monroe 4 Meridian B 2 Jackson Gulfport Jackson no game Gulfport team failed to arrive.
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Montgomery
Memphis
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
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Nnakeilie
Columbus
Monroe
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Memphis 2 Mobile 1 in pitchers duel at game
May 7 Memphis beating Mobile 2 to 1 featured Becker’s errant throw on a potential double play and a standout outfield performance from Mobile’s ten pat ONIs. Massine’s catching was a local highlight as Charles Putter showed at Montgomery.
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Puztle
Becker
Pat Onis
Massine
Tech Team Trips to Tuscaloosa Ends Season
The Tech Jackets depart for Tusca loose with first baseman Luck out due to injury. Erwin to start at first as Iouck departs an infield gap. Mutfeld Frazier out due to parental objection. Meyer and Hightower cover infield/outfield. Three games at Alabama, then Aubur y for two contests, season ends away from home.
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Charleston 5 Macon 0 in South Atlantic game
Charleston pitcher Foster worked well, Beckie struggled at times, yielding five unearned runs as Charleston scored five in the early innings. Macon managed only four runs, all unearned. Final: Charleston 5 Macon 0. Umpire Traby.
Crackers Rally Edges Colts In Ninth In Tight Game
barbara memphis led the race by beating the colts while the crackers rose to second. in a tense ninth inning they loaded the bases and one by one drove in runs as winters cleared the ball for the decisive hit. several players changed positions and missed hits marked the rough finish to an otherwise tight contest.
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Southern handicap trap shoot features large entry list
The southern handicap trap shooters contest in Birmingham on May 7 drew 141 preliminary entrants and 112 in the handicap. P H Luttrell of Bessemer won the class at seven yards with 85 of 100. Top scores in preliminaries and distance reached 96 by E R Alexander and 93 by several shooters. Tomorrow morning will close the tournament with tied scores being resolved by shoot-offs.
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Alethene Wins Newtown Stakes in Muddy Rain Races
Jamaica May 7 races run in blinding rain with fetlock deep mud. Few runners due to scratches. Alethene, odds on favorite, leads all the way to win the Newtown selling stakes by several lengths. Second race features Havre, Force, and others. times and fields noted. Additional races list entrants and results with multiple favorites and long odds.
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Izelle
Debutante Stakes Victory Amid Mud at Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky May seven heavy rain left the track deep in mud as a large crowd watched Mystic Maid win the Debutante Stakes with Harwood second and Neoga third. Estella Co. captured the third race while form players reported a good day despite conditions.
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Sewell
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Martin
Mortibos
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Gura
Heron
St. Valentine
Big Leagues Wiped Out by Wet Weather
Weather chaos cancels nearly all major league games across American and National Leagues. Postponements mount as teams struggle to complete the week with few results in. Weather delays highlight the season’s fragile start and leave standings in limbo while coaches plan makeups.
High School Field Day Set At Piedmont Park
The Hoys High School will hold its annual field day at Piedmont Park on Friday May 18. Due to illness of Theodore Toepel the events are organized by C P Goree and B R Todd. Events include running high jump half mile relay and more.
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Little Rock 2 New Orleans. Burkett wild early
In Little Rock on May 7 Burkett allowed two wild throws that let the locals and visitors score equally before Burkett settled. The home team won as New Orleans could muster only one run. The box includes details like Lord and Rickert two-base hits, D Slark, C Stark, Colina to Wood double plays, and wild pitches by Burkett. Time 1 16. Umpire Carpenter. Ford versus Sorrell.
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No Hard Luck Tales Emanate From Jennings
Foghey Jennings, boss of the 1007 American League chesspiona, says there are no hard luck tales and blames the cold weather for poor showing. He notes Donovan’s loss and remains confident the team can perform in any weather.
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Four Birmingham Athletes to Compete in New Orleans
Four athletes from the Birmingham Athletic Club and the Young Men's Christian Association will leave Birmingham early tomorrow for New Orleans to participate in the Southern Amateur Athletic Union events. They aim to represent their clubs and city in the major regional meet.
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Aay Pa Wenty
Birmingham Athletic Club
Young Mens Christiah. Association
Biramingham Sarly-Domorsew Narning
Mew Orkena
Tech Baseball Shows Resilience In Uphill Season
The Tech baseball team leaves for Tuscaloosa to face Alabama in three games. Despite a dire lack of pitchers and infielders, they have won six of fourteen. Key players include Robert and Meyer with strong pitching support. Timely hitting and unusual noon practice helped lift performance ahead of the Auburn series May 1 and 2 in Auburn.
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Weather postponements ripple through major routes
In the affected schedule a string of routes schedules show multiple legs postponed due to rain. The notes list trips linking American zal eston Boston New York Chicago Chicago St Louis Detroit Detroit Cleveland and Washington Washington Philadelphia with rain delays.
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Birmingham Edges Nashville In Low-Scoring Showdown
Birmingham held Nashville to two hits as Perdue pitched easily. Downey and Demont starred with key hits and bunts, while Downey, Demont and Molesworth provided safties and steals. The game featured several near plays, errors, and base runner drama before a 1 0 final score. Time 1 56. Umpire Brown.
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Locust Grove Beats Jackson 6 to 4 in Fast Game
Locust Grove defeated Jackson 6 to 4 in a lively afternoon contest. Key players included Falcon Maddox Thurston and Toogans, with standout moments in the fourth inning.
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Weather Delays Hit Major City Games Across Northeast
National reports show New York New York Boston area games postponed due to rain. Philadelphia storms delay events as St Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Chicago also experience rain tied postponements.
Prep Teams Clash In Saturday Twin Bill
Georgia Military Academy and Boys High prepare for a double-header on the academy grounds Saturday afternoon with the first game at 2 o'clock. Both teams figure as top local prep squads and the clash should be close, following Auburn’s 10 to 3 win over Central College of Kentucky earlier today.
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