Moran and Moran lead Cracker rout in Nashville thriller
Nashville Times reports a two hour and thirty five minute game at Athletic Park where Atlanta defeated Nashville 6 to 5. Moran cleared the bases with a three run homer and Bill Dyer drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Pitching shifts and ejections marked a tense contest between the Crackers and Volunteers with notable plays by Duggan, Ford, MeIlveen and Hardy as Mobile and New Orleans also split results in the Southern Atlantic circuit.
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Little Rock Triumphs 3 2 Over Memphis in Eleven Innings
In Little Rock Arkansas on May 2, the locals defeated Memphis 3 to 2 in a taut 11 inning game. Connell delivered the decisive two base hit driving in the winning run as the base on balls situation set the stage. A hard fought battle showcased pitching and timely hitting across the fourteen innings.
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Barons Beat Colts Despite Topsy Turvy Day
In Birmingham Alabama on May 12 the Barons defeated the Colts 2 to 0. Birmingham broke its losing streak with a strong afternoon performance. Magnificently the Cotton States exhibition drew solid fan support. Montgomery delivered spectacular work in left field while Glee Heazans moved in exchange duties and provided notable play.
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Notes of the Game Show Volunteers Skirmish and Moran Heroics
An account of a baseball game featuring Jordan starting the inning, Bul Dyer delivering scoring impact after Becker sacrificed, and Moran shining as the cleanup hitter. The Smith crew tallied early runs, while Grant Schopp anchored the Volunteers with strong defense and playoff‑like defense. Moran’s switch to cleanup produced three runs in the second round as he batted with a four-base hit.
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Auburn Overpowers Tech In Early Lead To Take 8 3 Victory
Auburn and Tech produced a high scoring contest in Auburn, Alabama, May 12 18, with Auburn taking an early lead and finishing 8 to 3 behind strong hitting from Robert and Reynolds. Melee errors by Tech aided Auburn as Hightower, Davenpret, and Buchanan contributed key plays while Smith and Webb starred in defense. Tech rallied briefly, but Auburn’s early runs sealed the win as Reynolds and Ayres combined for multiple hits and stolen bases.
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City League Plans Final Doping Qut Meeting
Officials managers and players from the A B C city league will meet at the College Coop on Peachtree Street Thursday night to finalize plans for the season start on May 27. Press Huddleston is president with Shelley Ivey as vice president and Harle Griggs as secretary. Member teams include Telegraphers The Constitution Printers Pressmen Stage Employees and Bat rs.
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Detroit beats Boston 4 to 2 in baseball action
Detroit topples Boston 4 2 as Batteries Drever Schmidt and Payne pace the win. Umpire O Loughlin officiated. Also St Louis defeats Washington 3 1 in a low scoring game with Ogoza on the mound. Athletics beat Chicago 4 3 in a tight contest. Naps blank New York 2 0 behind Joss and Bemis. Plus Nashville dispatch notes manager Bernhard selling two pitchers before leaving for Memphi.
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Locust Grove to Play High School Saturday in Prep Doubleheader
Locust Grove Georgia hosts a prep doubleheader with Atlanta Boys High School next Saturday. Locust Grove arrives with nine wins and one loss, boasting an enviable spring record and a claim to prep supremacy alongside Gordon, Georgia Military College, and Georgia Military Academy. The teams have split prior meetings with Locust Grove winning narrowly, and this weekend’s pair of games is viewed as uncertain.
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Teams Journey Westward for Opening Invasion
Baseball opens with Crackers facing Little Rock as Montgomery and Athens lead the East in early pennant talk. Memphis, Mobile, and New Orleans loom as sturdy foes. the western swing ends May 28 with a road finale at New Orleans before a home series against Mobile at Ponca de Leon.
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Smith Signs New Pitcher as Tech Plays Two More Games
New Orleans reports Hickey, a leading semi pro pitcher, leaves for Atlanta with a promise of work with Champa and a shot at the Southern League. Tech baseball crews finish road trip with two Central of Kentucky games, drawing crowds as professionals travel. Kentucky tour includes Mercer, Georgia clashes, and Tech park contests after Georgie foes. Coronels expected to provide strong opposition in final days.
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National New York Batteries and Games Summary
Scattered notes list batteries and lineups for games involving New York Brooklyn Boston and Philadelphia. Mentions players Youngs Maddox Gib son Bresnanac Lush Ludwig Wil helm Ritter Bergen Coakley Ewing Ferguson Lindaman Bower Overends Kling McQuilan Doom and umpires Day with times around 1:45 and 2:60.
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Mercer College Beats Central University 7 to 5 in Georgia game
Macon Ga May 2 Special Mercer defeated Central university in a das a game score 7 to 5 The contest was a better exhibition of ball than yesterday Capt Mallory muffed a ball on first allowing two runs Mercer made two errors and had six hits off Lyon The visitors fumbled five times and Mercer had four steals Richards pitched ten men Lynn seven McCathern Sudderth and Roope Jey covered outfield Melton held third The support for Richards was steady and pitching clever Mercer will play Stone Mountain tomorrow
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Macon and Augusta Baseball Game Notes May 12
Macon beat Augusta 6 to 3 as Murdoch homered and Clark held the locals to six hits. In Charleston, Columbia won 2 to 1 behind Silver’s pitching, Ball of Charleston hit a three-bagger and stole home. Jacksonville routed Savannah 9 to 1 as Goettell pitched well. Montgomery makes a trade sending Henline for Steve Heagan from Birmingham.
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Georgia Bunch May Play Here In Atlanta Games
Georgia and Georgetown baseball teams near agreement to play three games at Ponce de Leon park in Atlanta next week. Harold Hirsch in charge. Georgetown preferred June, likely to proceed now. Georgia's fame boosts turnout. Atlanta team absent aiding success. last met in 1906 with Sullivan defeating Georgetown 7 to 3.
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Blue Grass Stakes Drama in Derby at Churchill Downs
Louisville reports a dramatic day at Churchill Downs led by Clemes George Long's derby colt winning the Blue Grass Stakes in a late drive with Dark Night. Hasty Agnes set a track record in the handicap six furlongs as crowds watched fast track conditions and multiple races produced varied results.
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Trance Wins Suffolk Stake at Jamaica Meeting
Jamaica meeting closes as Trance wins the Suffolk Stakes in five furlongs at odds 2 to 9 with Savior riderless after finish. Jockey E Dugan escapes injury. other races include Priscilian and Ghanuily wins amid a fast card.
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Independencea Go to Gainesville in tough baseball trip
The Independent baseball team plans a Thursday departure to Gainesville for games against the local club. Return plans are open to challenges with any team. Contact Henry Smith at 148 Williams Axstress for inquiries.
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