Atlanta in Birdtown This Afternoon
Harold Johns lost control for the Atlanta Crackers in a rough game against the Climbers. Pepe hit two home runs and Kirkpatrick added another as Montgomery, Ala hosted the May 11 matchup, with Climbers winning 7 to 5 amid wild pitching and late rallies.
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Southpaw
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Kirkpatrick
Feary W. Laird
Montgomery
Ala
Bosetall
Ainth Naling
Billy Smith
Atlanta
Crackers
Hub Mart
Johon
Rogers
Winters
Bate
Persons
Jordan
Bayleas
Smith
Hart
Moran
Bayless
Newton
Joe Pepe
Lively
Niy
Walker
Kerwin
Peteons
Whitemen
Rockhanfleld
Osteen
Whiteman
Southern Intercollegiate Tennis Continues Into Final Round
Three Southern College tennis stars advance to the final rounds as Carter of Georgia defeats Patterson of Tech to reach the final. Holmes of Georgia and Jordan of Trinity meet in the other semi, with winners determined today to claim presidency and treasurer roles for the Southern Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Doubles results yesterday push the standings toward the end of the tournament schedule.
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Southern College Tennis Stars
Carter
Thamingley
KE. V. Carter
Georgia
Patterson
Tech
W. Tt. Holmes
Jordan
Trinty
Trinity
Holmes
East Lake
Southern College
Travelers 3, Turtles 2 at Little Rock in seventh inning
In Little Flock Arkansas May 1 Hart muffed Flood's throw allowing Memphis two runs in the eighth. Earlier Ludwig dropped a throw at the plate letting Hart score after a triple. The game saw errors and base actions as District Battery and players contributed.
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Travelers
Turtles
Little Flock
Ark
Terleton
Floods
Casey
Alonse
Little Rock
Hart
Dut Sxita
Flood
Memphis
Ludwig
Dupli
Gat Hart
Dall
Collins
Beare Little Rock
Eboroh Po
A. Oveesh
O ' Boucher
A. Sa Parry
Hanis
Tarleton
Aney
Po. Wagner
Lear
Bunson
Te Ludwig
Coutnon
Carey
Naeey
Jeton
Babb
Tolen
Cos Cash
Berry
Balla
Kite
Sorbie
Lindsey
Umptri O Brien
Carpenter
Crackers Face Pelicans In Western Series Opener
The Crackers start a four game set with the New Orleans Pelicans in Pelhapville. Tom Fraser should open for Atlanta. Pruitt to start for New Orleans. Both lineups feature stronger hitters and fielders, with Dexter, Jordan, Demont and Winslow among notable infielders on each side. Nashville edged Birmingham today as Patterson sparked victory with a grand slam drive.
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Crackers
Pelhapville
Iso
New Orleans
Pelicans
Atlanta
Tom Fraser
Pruitt
Smith and McMurray
Mathews
Bhriver
Fisher
Jolena
Atking
Viebabn
Maxwell
Breitenstein
Fritz
Hess
Bartle
Dexter
Hennie
Jordan
Danson
Demont
Newton
Stoke
Waiksivman
Moran
Feld
Agai
Winters
Welmer
Witt
Naw Gricans
Jackson Team Answers College Park Charges
Jackson Ga May 11 Special The Jackson baseball club manager replies to College Park club remarks published in Sundays Constitution He says College Park asked for May games and tickets to Atlanta but no further contact followed He defends Jackson record as square playing ball club and mentions building a new park as a better venue for games with reputable teams W L WEHERLGE Manager
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Jackson
Jackson Baseball Club
Cotten Park
College Park
Wits
Atlanta
Where They Play Today Southern and American Leagues
The schedule lists Southern League matchups with Atlanta at New Orleans Birmingham at Tittle Rock and 10th Atlantic League games including Jacksonville at Augusta Columbus at Charleston Savannah at Chattanooga Macon at Columbia. American League action has New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Chicago. National League features Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and St Louis at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
Heaton
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Louie
York
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Cherteston
Chattanooga
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and cities
Yesterday's results feature multiple league games with the American League showing Detroit over New York 16 to 1 and Chicago 9, New York 3 in parts, while in the National League Chicago 4, New York 3 and Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 2. Southern and Carolina associations report varied wins, including Charleston 3 over Columbus 4 and Savannah 10 over Jacksonville 9.
Emory Track Team Arrives to Compete at Tech Meet
Emory University track squad arrived in city for the Tech meet. Coach W H LaPrade Jr and Dr Charles W Deppler supervise the team at the Aragon. Captain Ward leads the sprint lineup with strong records in the 100 and 200 yard dashes while Lambert, Russey, and Bryan are noted in weights and related events.
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K. Sierr
Emory
Tech
Aragon
W. HE. LaPrade, Jr
Charles W. Deppler
Thas
Joe M. Bryan
Cr. Ward
Lambert
Russey
J. M. Bryan
Baseball scores roundup from several games
Red Sox beat the Naps 5 to 1 with Wright and Spencer contributing for Cleveland. White Sox defeated the Senators 5 to 3. Browns blanked the Athletics 3 to 0 with Powell and Stephens supporting Coombe Gygert and Thomas. Tigers routed the Yankees 16 to 5 with notable hits from Donovan and Sweeney. South Atlantic League notes Lookouts outscored Indians 16 to 10 and Gulls edged Electrics 5 to 4 in Charleston. Palmettos beat Peaches 2 to 1 as Macon 5 struggled with late runs. batting details and umpires listed.
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Tigers
Yankees
Patrol
Lks
Soren
York
Battersen- Wilsett
Donovan Mand Branseae
Brockett, Behmiat
Klenon Sweeney
Heearin
Rheriden
Pitched No Hit Game In Seventeen Inning Bluegrass Clash
In Winchester Kentucky on May 11 Tony of the Winchester club pitched a no hit game against Lexington in Bluegrass League play. The game extended to seventeen innings with Winchester winning in the nineteenth after one down. Tony struck out most of the Lexing ton lineup in a standout pitcher’s duel.
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Winchester
Lexington
Tony
Tony Elec
Two Class Games at Emory College in Oxford Ga
Emory College in Oxford Ga hosted two notable games as the season nears completion. Juniors beat Freshmen 8 to 5 with strong batting and solid pitching from McCord. Seniors then toppled Subs 8 to 3 behind McCord and Nolan's work on the mound.
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Emory College
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Emory
Bub
Gunnata
Engitah
Shesrouse
Rambie
Bradley
Turner
Alien
McCord
Rivers
Nolan
Parke
Clay
Telegrapheers Welcome In Person With Wife For Candler Event
A small-town notice invites telegraph workers to visit the Candler Restaurant in Candler bail to discuss latest offerings and up-to-date prices. Attendees are urged to bring their spouse for the session.
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Candler
Mercer Baptists Win From Tennessee
Mercer 2 Tennessee 1 in a tight game at Macon. Mowely pitched well for Mercer, Mallory drove in a run, Buddeth made a key catch, and Oliphant stole bases. Tennessee had three hits and one run, Baker led with three hits. Also notes Washington Street Juniors beat Hebrew Home 9 to 7 and Memphis secured Paul Cobb from Augusta.
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Mercer
Tennessee
Mallory
Baker
Mowely
Buddeth
Texas
Records Smashed In Three Races At Churchill Downs
Louisville track fast under clear skies as three races set new marks including the mile and 70 yards record twice. Moquette and Creal both clocked 1:43 1-5 and 1:43 3-6 in races, while favorites rewarded bettors amid competitive fields.
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Churchill Downs
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Moquette
Creal
Birst
Mina Strome
Preston
Ilent BE O
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McGee
Boema
E. T. Shipp
Powers
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Hallack
Kennedy
Zahra
Clyamic
Pinkard
Tavano
Handhe Medmen
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Dinos
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Ti” Endeld
al Muller
Alec
Moquelie
Lee
St. Elmwood
Zibango! Jones
McMillan
Mise Crewford Jets
Ferenc
McGae
Pat Rea
Troxter
Chantieier
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Mies Cway
Alaxte
Lady Jon
Amerique
Grace Dixon
Cella
Fet
Zephyr
Crool
Piral
J. J. Red
Ming Crittendan
Kan. Rely
Woolwinder
Michard Reed
Aaperin
Cymbal
Red Hussarian
Gleason and Lennox Suspended After Brooklyn Game
New York May acting National League president Heydier announced suspensions for Gleason of the Philadelphia club and Lennox of the Brooklyn club after a quarrel during Saturday’s game in Brooklyn. Lennox blamed for attacking Knabe, Gleason for taking part in the altercation. Knabe was suspended one day and returned to play.
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New York
Gleason
Knabe
Sir Wooster wins Pimlico Consolation Steeplechase amid soggy track
Pimlico's May 11 card drew a large crowd despite rain. Sir Wooster dominated the Consolation Steeplechase, delivering an easy victory while Megantle and The King and John van NR trailed. Subsequent races featured varied fields with notable performances by Polly Newark Hoy and Reginald in the afternoon program.
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Ald
Sir Wooster
Pimlico
T. Necom
Reginald
Lynchy
Jim McGii
Pride of
King Soh
Ideedy
Golden Legend
Dirown
Tony
Jucilie
Ro Titlingfast
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George W. Letolt
Belle of Phoenix
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Bell
Elling
Goldstein
Gmccahey Bic
Nelle Keott
Melbourne
Minn Marjorie
Jor d'Or
Wes
Kempton
Deburge
Corbett to Meet Britt in Twenty Five Round Bout
Young Corbett has received a telegram from promoter James Coffroth offering him a 65 puree for a twenty five round bout with Jimmy Britt. Britt is in Europe but expected to return soon after costrath's offer. A 41 hour train to Birmin through sleeper to Memphis leaves Atlanta at 4 15 p m with dinner on board.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Corbett
Britt
New York
James Coffroth
Jimmy Britt
Tritt
Europe
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Rant
Colma
Cai
Forfeit Ends Augusta Base Game In Abbreviated Clash
May 11 Augusta forfeited the game after a dispute over calls. McMahon and Lee were involved in a late altercation as a Jacksonville victory appeared likely. Umpire Arm ejected McMahon for foul language and Castro was fined. Jacksonville led 10 to 6 when the game was forfeited.
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Auguste Nun
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Canant
Firat
Lee
Cain
Npire
Oraeres
Ganth Alao
Castro
Heruise
Astro
Neil
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