Nashville Volunteers edge Atlanta in third battle
Special report from May 1 describes a tight game where Nashville’s Cummings and Hunter sparked a 4 2 victory over Atlanta. Key moments include McCormick and Hunter scoring on smart base running, Cum mings pitching unevenly, and Serkes delivering a stellar relief performance for Nashville's win.
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Neshville
Toma
Mike McCormick
George Hunter
Atlanta
Hunter
McCormick
Patc
Wy Smith
Mr Cummings
Rifte Pi
Mis Bernhard
Serkes
Severor
Cummings
Montgomery 2 Birmingham 1 match recap
Montgomery wins 2 to 1 over Birmingham in a tense contest with goals from key players, securing three points and moving up the standings. Man of the match contributions aided the hosts in a narrow victory.
Standing of Clubs SAADOLLLSESA
Meritt Weems stolen bases Baxter base on balls Clark 2 Weems 2 struck out by Clark 6 by Weems 2 hit by pitched balls Clark Perry Weems Malenworth passed balls Maub double play Weems to Pepe to Baxter Time of game 32 Umpire Penninger
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Sarmingham
Ala
Clark
Nces
Aireak
Birmingiam
Molesworth
Bownev
Reagan
Moek
Wattere
Montgomery
Baxter
Greninge
Perry
Henne
Pepe
Hassettes
Meanie
Weems
Incings
Birmingham
Ammary
Secriice Ity
Meritt Weems
Weema
Malenworth
Bails
Maub
Penninger
New Orleans Beats Mobile 6 to 0 in Baseball Game
New Orleans defeats Mobile 6 to 0 as Lord and two-base hits spark the win. Sentell, Rickert, Roche, Sabrie Stratton collect singles. Bartly draws five walks, Mer rymaen hit by pitch. Hartly fans seven in 40 foul notes as umpires Fitasimmons and O Brien preside.
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Lord
Atoen Bane Delehanty
Sentell Rickert
Roche Sabrie Stratton
Bartly
Balla
Merrymaen
Hartly
Fitasimmons
O Brien
South Atlantic Columbia 3 Charl Charleston May 1 defeat
Charleston 2, Columbia 6 as locals misplayed early chances then posting two late runs. In separate games Jacksonville edged Savannah 7 to 4 with Lee’s three base hit driving in two, and Augusta beat Macon 4 to 1 as Atkins held firm and Busch and Wollleben starred defensively.
Inter-Prep Track Meet Might Be Held Soon
Georgia Military academy aims to promote an Inter-prep track meet with hopes it becomes annual. Boys High School fields track men training for their annual meet at Piedmont park Friday afternoon. Porterdale defeated Monroe 7 to 6 as Shepherd pitched for Porterdale and Moore of Porterdale made a running catch. Batteries: Shepherd and Moore for Porterdale. Allen and McGeogor for Monroe.
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Georgia Military Academy
Georgia Military Academ
Piedmont Park
Shephard
Covylugtos
Snndall
Porterdale
Monroe
Shepherd
Calle Moore
Shepherd and
Mone
Allen and McGeegor
Tech Blanks Auburn Tear In Rough Victory
Tech opened strong and built an early lead to defeat Auburn 8 to 7 in a tense game. Mayer starred for Tech on the mound and at bat, while Hall batted well for Auburn and Webb Center made a timely grab.
RUN A WILE SMITH RELEASES VIEBAHN AND COVENEY
Bill Smith releases Pitener Vie Bahn and Catcher Coveney to Charleston club of the South Adlanti Leagun. Vie Bahn a right hander with promise should have a strong season. Coveney may be moved without a job as the team restructures. Frehan on hand and several pitchers available.
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Bill Smith
Pitener Viebahn
Catcher Coveney
Charleston
Leagun
Viebahn
Atlanta
Coveney
Gize Smith
Anttheld
Ceparments
Prugent
Frehan
Ball Players Arranged for Trial in Mobile Case
Eighteen ball players from the Mobie and New Orleans Southern League teams along with umpires Fullsimmons and O'Brien faced arraignment in Mobile's inferior criminal court at 1030 AM. All demanded jury trial and waived examination to the grand jury meeting in June. A large crowd witnessed, residents offered up to 50 000 to help pond, and the defendants were released on own recognizance. Attorney F J Inge urged enforcement of Sunday laws amid a brewing municipal campaign over Sunday baseball.
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Moblie
Mobie
New Orleans
Fullsimmons
O'Brien
Inferior Criminal Court
Attorony F J Inge
Mionday
Boston Shut Out By Newton In Ninth Inning Loss
New York triumphed 3 to 2 as Boston failed to score until the ninth. Newton and Kleinow worked for Boston while Burchell fanned 11. In Washington, Philadelphia defeated Washington 7 to 2 with Schlitzle and Schreck pitching. Time 1:57. Umpires Sheridan and Hurst and Connelly.
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Boston
Ewton
Burchell
New York
Newton
Kleinow
Glass
Criger
Carrigan
Sheridan
Hurst
Athletics
Washington
Weshington
Schlitzie
Philadelphia
Beore
Cmter
Street
Schiltzer Gad Schreck
Collegians Open in Southern Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney
The second annual southern intercollegiate tennis meet opened at the Atlanta Athletic Club with Wake Forest players Poteat and Earnshaw and Georgia’s Middlebrooks prominent. Tech, Georgia, Trinity, and Mississippi entrants compete. results list many early singles and doubles matches.
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Poteat
Earnshaw
Wake Forest
Middlebrooks
Georgia
J. Dewson
Tech
Carter
Georg Patterson
Brigwa
Trinity
Blanton
Mississippi
Connally
Oat Fort
Hamshaw
Dawson
Wat ‘Thornton
Laurie Grant
Middlebrook
Duncan
Coleman Tech
J. J. Dawson
Drake
Auburn
Garter
Geonma
Thornton
Patterson
White Wake Forest
Briggs
Briggs Trinity Defeated Stewart, Tech, 10-8 6-3 Blanton, Mieatsippi
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Traiter Mississippi
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Didlake
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Holmes Georgia
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Sia
Holmes
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Trotter
Lowry
Comere
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Stewart
Coleman
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Tiret
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Patterson Tech
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J Dawson
National Pittsvore 5 New York 2 First game of series
Pittsburg won the opener 5 to 2 at home as Seeger and Gibson starred in a 010 010 0 and 3x rally. Crosby and Bresnaban worked the mound with Klem umpiring in a noisy crowd. Other games included Cincinnati routing Boston and Chicago’s rainout as Brooklyn edged St Louis with Lewis homering for the Dodgers.
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Seeger
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Lowla
St Louis
Verson
St Juouje Lewis
Jordan
Golden Pearl Wins Tight Jamaica Feature
Jamaica, N Y May 11. The Williams burg handicap at 6 furlongs produced a savvy victory for Golden Pearl, the second-choice, over Hart in a rough race as favorite Cohart ran poorly. Super man and Dandelion debuted with weak efforts, Superman finishing second and Dandelion last, in a day of mixed results for top contenders.
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Williamsburg
Golden Pearl
Cohart
Superman
Dendelson
Dandelion
Frecepton
Otter
Beanie Kalses
Musgros
Ruble
Garner
River
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Broadside
Toylon
Pretanston
Dugan
Joseph
Hanudlcap
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Castlewond
Williamabusg
Big Chief
Notte
Rosimiro
Tima
Cohare End Park View
Rotter
Dugany
Rockatone
Lynch
bin Sheap
Sister Phyllia
McCarthy
Thetly
Flynn
Hanonia
Eleanor
Beverwick Granks
Diamond Dope On Baseball Roster and Rule Changes
The piece discusses player moves after release from New Orleans, noting Lave Crows entering union leadership in Philadelphia and potential managerial shifts. It covers umpire rulings on catcher position, Moran and Manning as catching pair, and upcoming roster adjustments including Meek and Morse.
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Lave
New Orleans
Frank
Sama Croan
Grifffith
McGraw
Jenniga
Bent Club to Be Revived in Augusta
Augusta residents look to revive Lakeside Best Club once thriving ten years ago. The Tennis Club of Augusta has proposed buying the old club’s interests and re assembling it. A directors’ meeting is set for Tuesday at the YMCA to consider the offer.
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Voyeves
Plege
Lakeside
Witch Wes
Augusta
YMOC
Carolina Leagle at Greensboro Greensboro 2
In a Greensboro duration noting event Charlotte I. participates in the Carolina Leagle meet at Greensboro Greensboro 2 with local competitors and a focus on regional athletics.
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Greensboro
Charlotte I
Great track meet at G M A with Founders winning
In the inter dormitory field and track meet at the Georgia Military Academy on Saturday the Founders scored 44 points to 40 for the Rugbys and 24 for the Gymnasium team. Event results list winners Alford Taylor and others with times and distances across sprints hurdles jumps throws.
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Georgia Miltary Academy
Alford
Muse
Taster
Taylor
Forbes
Keyler
Mune
Bower
Lewis
McCrary
Frederic
R. Moore
R. Coleman
Shorpit
Beard
R Coleman
Johnson
Betting Barred in Washington Race Gambling Ban Passed
Washington debate on abolishing betting at Bennings track ends with Senate amendments to prohibit gambling in the District. Law imposes up to 300 fine or 90 days in jail for betting or running pools on horse, boat, or other races and on elections or baseball contests. Washington Jockey Club says the Bennings track will be moved a mile across the Maryland line to avoid restrictions.
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Congress
Bennings Track
District of Columbia
Beamingston
Williams
Mississippi
Thara
Washington Jockey Club
Benninga Race Course
Meryland|ne
Burns Accepts Offer to Fight in Sydney for 15000
A Sydney telegram reports heavyweight champion Tommy Burns has accepted a 15000 offer to visit Sydney and may fight three times while American battleships are there next autumn. Burns declined the Sydney club’s demand for three bouts for the same amount after previously agreeing to a single fight for 15000. Burns is currently in Ireland seeking a match with Bill Squires.
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Sydney
Tommy Burns
Attleships
Burns
London
Bydney
Ireland
Bill Squires
Indiana Fruit Company Launches First Peach Shipment
In Sylvester Georgia on May 11 the Indiana Fruit Company made its first peach shipment to the New York market. The fruit are Snead variety. The company also reports 200 acres of cantaloupe will begin shipping in about twenty days.
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Sylvester
Indiana Fruit Company
New York
Tia Company
Virginia State League results show lopsided scores
In the Virginia State League several games ended decisively with Lynchburg routing Richmond 3 to 0 and Denyville Norfolk defeating Danville 5 to 3. Other scores include Portsmouth Roanoke 5 3 and Central Kentucky Mercers 7 Raleigh 4. Carolina League action noted Anderson Spartanburg 3 Greenville 5 Winston Salem 5.
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Spartanburg
Greenville—Greesville
Winston- Malem
American Association scorecard hints from rough OCR
A rough OCR snippet lists scores and spots from the American Association with entries for Indianapolis and Milwaukee in a ten inning game at a St Paul or Minneapolis venue. Mentions a postponed Et Pal game and a Columbus Minneapolis gate due to wet conditions.
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AL Oeakee
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ay Kanese Cit
G. Kanesea
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Mercer Triumphs Over Central in Wild 5-4 Nine-Inning Duel
In Macon Georgia on May 11 Mercer outlasted Central University of Kentucky 5 to 4 after eleven innings. Oglesby walked seven and allowed four runs on wild plays while Salter misplayed in center and was replaced by Mosely. Mercer piled up sixteen stolen bases as Central made nine hits and committed six errors in a two hour and thirty minute battle.
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Atlanta
Yerkes
Moran
Wintern
Lyer
McElveen
Hardy
Brow Dyer
Hunter Becker
Secon
Keystone
Balla
Hunter
Nashville
Maine
Columbia
Charl Charleston
Beaches
Charleston
Golf
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Savannah
Lee
Tocals
Hoff
Waraikten
Macon
Central University of Kentucky
Mercer
Oglesby
Eifteen
Alice
Central
Capent
Salter
Mosely
Lotus Water Wins Feature at Louisville Owing to Disqualification
In a crowded Louisville race card the Lotus Water won the mile feature while Deuce finished second but was disqualified for fouling Terab. Ketmer also had an exey victory in the steeplechase handicap amid clear weather, a crowded track, and strong betting action. Other races featured horses like Soudnake Mary, Agnes Ford, and Special Delivery with varying placings and times noted.
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Deuce
Wing Ting
Ketmer
Exey
Wheldel
Lee
CJ Cella
Ith
Powers
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G Magoel
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Ruby
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Sexaneon
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Lady Hawthorne
Jack Patton
Sam Westheimer
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Weond McAlister
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Ken Jolly
Percy Green
Ralph Resse Little Wally
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Martin
Wing
Ting Ton Butler
Deuce Aun
Barnsdale
Pookens
Morwan
Iceland
Batratte
Ismalian
Cemilie
Walker Daya Interest In Bank
Jon John D. Walker, president of the First National Bank of Sparta, Ga, has purchased an interest in the Woodland bank and will serve as financial agent. The Woodland bank was organized last fall and is doing a good business.
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