Baseball scores from multiple leagues across the nation
Summary of scattered results across the Southern, South Atlantic, Empire State, National, International, Federal, and other leagues. Notable games include Memphy 8 Atlanta 5 and Montgomery 7 Birmingham 1 in the Southern League, Valdants 2 Waycross 6 0, Americas 0, and Newnan Talladera Slater Alabama Leanne among mixed listings and probable OCR errors.
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Memphy
Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Mabita
Empire State League
Bruanwick
Phoragville
Cordele T
Valdants
Waycross
Americas
McCarty Joins Pelkey Campaign Effort in Battle
McCarty begins work for Pelkey as Athan Pelkey meets candidates. Timeframe notes May 24 arrival from New York. Officials expect improved health in two weeks and opening quarters this afternoon. Ten days of prior work show early oral improvement. odds cited at 10 to 1.
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Uder Mecarty
Athan Pelkey
New York
Hice
O'Connor Awarded One Year Salary After Firing
In St Louis on May 12 a circuit court jury ordered the St Louis American League club to pay Jack O Connor 35000 the salary he would have earned as manager had he remained in the job through the 1920 season. The trial concluded swiftly after jurors deliberated about thirty minutes. Testimony referenced alleged instructions affecting Cleveland players and actions by club executives regarding O Connors dismissal.
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St. Louis
American League Baseball Club
Jack O'Conner
Cramer
Sidney Cook
Julius Croghelm
O'Connor
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Ty Cobb
Seaa
Conk
Malloy
Metgire
Cook
Wenn Tere
Gan Johnson
Haxue
Johnasn Orden Vie
O'Conner
Srond
Gaserin Jean Corriden
Napolson Jole
Lainie
Hix
Hedges
St. Distils
Connor
Ban Johnson
St. Touts Armericans
Elire
Fledge
Fragmented 1900s regional schedule items list
A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous city matchups across leagues. It mentions Atlanta Memphis, Birmingham Montgomery, Macon Alabama, Charleston Savannah, St. Louis Boston, Cincinnati Brooklyn, Chicago New York, Philadelphia, and several other city pairs, along with college games and scattered scores such as Houston 10 Dallas 3 and Beaumont 14 Ware.
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National League
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Inman and Bull Win Chevy Chase Tennis Doubles
Inman and Bull of New York defeated Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia and George Zinn of Montpelier in the open tennis tournament at Chevy Chase club. The victory earned them a chance to meet titleholders C B Doyle and C E Doyle for the doubles crown, with the singles final set for Wednesday and a possible Eastern championship clash Thursday.
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Washington
F.C. Inman
C. M. Bull
New York
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
George Zinn
Montpelier
Chevy Chase Club
Chatlens
C. B. Doyle
C. E. Doyle
Inman
Bull
Doyle
Lanett Cottonails Triumph Over Langdale Clan
Lanett Cottonails defeated Langdale clan 12 to ? in a one sided game. Lanett Tot day struck out seventeen, allowed two hits, showcasing gid hit tig and team work in a decisive win.
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Lanett Cottonails
Sutene Langdale Clan
Lanett Totday
Adairsville Beats Rome 10 to 1 in Exhibition Game
Adairsville toppled a Rome selection 10 to 1 with Franklin leading at the plate. He collected three hits in four at bats as Adairsville pitchers fanned 11 and held Rome to a single run through six innings. Final score and partial inning notes appear in the box score lines.
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Adairsville
Rome
Franklin
Monto WI
Butterins
Frunidin
Pavloysky
Sradfiel
Johnson
Tigers
Red Sox
Detroit
Detroit Today
Roston
Boston
Lake
Wood
Leonard
Bush
Cobb
Carrigan
Engle
Lewis
Carrigen
Cady
Hones
Klawitter
Stanage
Frondeau
Dineen and
Hart
Glan
New York
New York Today
Lew Richie
Chicago
Richie
Meyers
Michie
Merkle
Herzog
Shafer
Mathewson
Leifeld
Archer
Kiem
Orth
Washington Beats St Louis in Tight 2 0 Victory
In St Louis on May 12 Groom starred with a triple and a run as Washington defeated St Louis 2 to 0. Mitchell pitched well for the Cardinals but an error by Pratt led to Washington scoring in the second inning. Moeller doubled and Schaefer drove in the other run, with Washington solid on defense and Mitch el tightening under pressure late.
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St. Louis
Groom
Washington
Mitchell
St Louis
Pratt
Mioellet
Moeller
Schaefer
Innnings
Mitchel
McAlister
Henry
O'Loughlin
Ferguson
Phillies & Whaten
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Lobert
Wilson
Musee
Wyatt
Pitteburg
Paskett
Knabe
Magee
Butler
Kelly
Carey
Dooin
B. Miller
Knahe
Tome
Mayer
Moore
O'Toale
Adams
Smace
Rowe
Pittsburaz
Kely Dayer
Too
Renman
Eagan
Doves
Cartly
Boston
Maranville
Hunton
Roston
S. Hindolph
Gervain
RH. We
Douis
Lolano
Gerva AudoulonAazul
Sallee
Harman
Geyer
McLean
Imy
Emelie
Brooklyn Dodgers Triumph Over Reds in Tight Notch
Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 4 3 as Rucker falters in fifth then rebounds. Marsans walks, Grant scores on Daubert error, Clarke Johnson and Bates drive three runs. Brooklyn answers with Miller and Rucker rallies in fifth to win.
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Dodgers
Reda
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Johnson
Rucker
Marsans
Grant
Clarke
Bates
Miller
Berghamer
Rohle
Jeinemnati
Gox
Brown
Rigler
Byron
Wise Dead Former Congressman John A Wise Dies in Maryland
ex Congressmen John A Wise aged 73 dies at his summer residence near Princess Anne Maryland United States District Attorney Henry A Wise son confirms. Wise born in Rio Janeiro Brazil and served as a public official during his career. his father Henry A Wise was U S envoy to Brazil at the time of his birth.
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Wise
Princess Anne
John & Wise
Here
United States
Henry A. Wise
Ms Wise
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
GOP Elephant To Be Harnessed
The article reports a Republican conference authorized by Senator Sherman to appoint a five member committee to draft an address to the public and national committee members. Senator Borah opposes a national conference, preferring direct election of delegates. Criticism of the existing national committee grows among progressives.
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Progressive Party
Sherman
Hlinvis
Borah
Idaho
Nadually
National Committee
Kenyon
Sherman of
Tunness
Gronna
North Dakota
la Follette
Stripes for Bank Officers in Teutoma Bank Case
In New Orleans on May 12 Eugene P Buhler and Joseph H Gomfila convicted officers of the Teutoma Bank and Trust company must serve seven year prison terms. The Supreme Court today affirmed the lower court judgment.
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New Orleans
Eugene P. Buhler
Joseph H. Gomfila
Teutoma Bank and Trust Company
Supreme Court
Polo ponies arrive for international match in Long Island
Forty four bus ponies arriving from London aboard the steamer Minniepolia will be ridden by English riders for the inter national match against the American team at Meada Brook, Long Island in June. They will be quartered at the Flying Rock Country Club where the English team will practice.
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New York
Menmbire
Meada Brook
Long Island
London
Fiying Rock Country Club
Tax Receiver Warns for Quick State Returns
Armistead, acting Tax Receiver, orders immediate state and county tax returns. Pryor and Hunter streets cited as office location for filing and inquiries.
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Ner Pryor
Hunter Istreets
T. M. Armistead
Princeton Wins Fast, Harvard Second in Charles River Mile
A water race near Boston features Princeton leading early as Harvard and Penn chase along the Charles River. Princeton finishes first in 10 minutes 18 seconds, Harvard 10:22, Penn 10:34, with Harvard briefly leading at the start and Princeton overtaking near the finish in a strong display of collegiate aquatic prowess.
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Ton
Nathowity
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Charles River
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Young Denny Beats Bronson In No-Decision Bout In New Orleans
Local welterweight Young Denny defeated Ray Bronson of Indianapolis in a ten-round no decision bout in New Orleans. Denny scored a second round knockdown but Bronson recovered and finished the match in good shape.
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New Orleans
Young Denny
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Denny
Bronson
Speaking of Opportunities A B and AL excursion to Jacksonville
A brief notice promotes an A B and AL excursion to Jacksonville Florida on May 27. The trip costs six dollars round trip five dollars option appears. City Passenger and Ticket Agent W H Leahy signs as general passenger agent for the line.
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A. B
Classified line prompts for listings in Atlanta paper
Short classified note directs readers to phone ads and replies to Main 5000 or At Atlanta 109. The fragment implies a local want ads contact method used in the era. No clear names beyond streetlike addresses. lacks complete event or person details.
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Jarkssaville
Commans
Macanalbany
Georgia- Histon
Newnan Talladera Slater
Alabama
Leanne
Haste
Philadelph Ca
Wanhiaxion
Rew
York
Krag
International League
Terwey Yy
Hastranee
Bumtain
Bo Scieneg Bir
BT As
American Agmoctation
Toirdn
Trea St
Faul
Minnetaaihs
Omlz
Federal Learue
Prisborg
Cleveland Claes
Rata
Virginia Leagmenpart
Tewteat
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Fenngeitie HM
Medd
A Tiraeol Az
M’carty
Pelkey
O’connor
Southern League
Memphis
Guattanooga
Neahhville
Maile
Macon
Albay
Colmmbur
Jacksonville
Charleston
Savannah
America League
Starkington
St. Louia
Georgia-Alabama
Ladrange
Anniston
Talladega
Gadsden
Opetika Ta
Newnaneague
Longistane Smshaesterm Texan
Datan Rowze
Syracuse
Et Cambdge
Werth I. Heaumont
Ware
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Chevy Chase
Lanett
Handy Boar
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Wahl-Henius Institute of Fermentology
Liz. Samuels & Co
West
Mitchell St
Atlanta, Ga
Schlitz
Milwaukee
PRG
Athletics
White Sox
Russell
Bender
Tadlan Vimpere
Oldring
Baker
Callahan
Masterly
Porton
Chicaroso
Wender
Thomas
Smith
Schalkiene
Evans
Hildebrand
Yanks
Napan
Day
McConnell
Gregg
Widh
Greggs
Chapman
Walter
Riple
Tajele
Singer
O. P
Wright & Ditson’s
Statex
Seaton
Athletic Goods
Wright & Ditson
Warren ST
Waablugten
Berkeley
ARROW
Osis
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W. L. Douglas
W. L. Doug
Brockton
Mass
Eoye Will Douglas
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Hanna Ol
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