Jackets Rout Clemson in Doubleheader Shutouts
The Yellow Jackets swept Clemson in a two game set, 4 to 0 and 11 to 2. Doc Wilson pitched the first game with 13 strikeouts and two hits allowed. Montague Calhoun Sloan and Montague fueled a flurry of hits and sacrifices. In the second game Kid Collier started, Hubert finished as Jackets gained early runs, added two more in the second, and swelled the lead with Calhoun, Wilson, Montague, and Calhoun again driving runs through.
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Georgia Tackles Yellow Jackets in Atlanta Series
The Red and Black of Georgia and the Gold and White of Tech prepare for a two game set at Ponce de Leon park in Atlanta. Both teams promise strong pitching, sharp fielding, and solid hitting as rivalry peaks with the state and southern championships at stake. A full crowd is expected as Georgia and Tech aim to claim the top honors on neutral ground.
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Philadelphia Wins Eleventh Inning Victory Over Chicago
Philadelphia secures its tenth straight win by edging Chicago 11 to 8 in eleven innings. Coombs shuts down Chicago late as Walsh and Payne falter for the Cubs. Vaughn stars for New York in a 14 to 6 rout of St Louis, while Johnson outduels Joss as Washington tops Cleveland 1 to 0. Detroit takes Boston 5 to 3 after a clutch first inning. Mullin and Stanage pace the Tigers offense.
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Penn Defeats Yalein Key College Baseball Series
Philadelphia May 14 Pennsylvania edged Yale 5 to 4 at Franklin Field in the second game of the college championship series. The Yale batters outproduced the Penn players two to one but weak defense behind the mound and a three-base hit by Smiley with the bases loaded in the fourth inning doomed Yale's bid.
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Autos for Hire and Baseball Game Box Score
AUTOS FOR HIRE. New White Steamer. Either phone 26a. M Hill Kirby. Three-base hit Calhoun. Double plays Sloan to Calhoun. Innings pitched Collier 3 Hubert 4. Struck out Collier 3 Lachicotte 4 Hubert 3. Bases on balls off Collier 1 Lachicotte 1. Sacrifice hits Freeman M Hill Henderson Johnson Collier Connelly. Stolen bases Sloan Sullivan Lachicotte Kirby Cochran. Passed balls M Hill Sullivan. Wild pitch Lachicotte. Time 1 30. Umpire Harmon.
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Georgia Beats Auburn In Six Inning Baseball Clash
Georgia overwhelms Auburn 16 to 8 in six innings as every Georgia varsity batter connects once or more. Ginn, Brooks, and Twitty each collect multiple hits. Thompson and his brother behind the plate star for the Red and Black in Athens May 14. Georgia takes two of five in the series, boosting South standings and threatening Tech for the crown.
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Reds tame Dodgers as Rowan shines in May baseball
In Cincinnati on May 1 the Reds beat the Dodgers 3–0. A walk, three Cincinnati errors, and two fourth inning hits produced the scoring. Row an was dominant, scattering the Dodgers' hits. batteries Rowan and McLean Belz and Erwin. Other games note Pittsburg losing to Philadelphia 6–2 with Wagner removed for a sore arm, and Chicago losing 4–1 to Boston with Curtis holding Chicago to three hits. St Louis defeated New York 9–3 as Sallee and Bresnahan led the effort with Crandall, Marquard, and Raymond behind. Time markings and umpires listed.
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Marist Beats Stone Mountain 1–0 Behind Falvey’s Ten K
Marist defeated Stone Mountain 1 to 0 at the Marist diamond on Saturday afternoon. Falvey earned the win with ten strikeouts and just one hit allowed, aided by Harris’s RBI triple in the eighth. Marist extended an undefeated season, already beating Stone Mountain and Riverside and remaining unbeaten in the Prep League.
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Will Draft Players Cleaned and Reshaped
Draft notes indicate players from Btraws and Panamas reshaped and ready. Bussey listed with 23 percent Whitehall affiliation.
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Baseball results across multiple leagues reported
Southern League Montgomery 5 Atlanta 1 New Orleans 3 Nashville 1 Birmingham 5 Memphis 4 Chattanooga 3 Mobile 1 South Atlantic Macon 4 Augusta 3 Columbia 4 Columbus Jacksonville 2 Savannah 6 National League Philadelphia 6 Pittsburg 2 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 0 Boston 4 Chicago 1 St. Louis 9 New York 3 American League Washington 1 Cleveland 4 New York 14 St. Louis 6 Detroit 5 Boston 2 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 American Association Kansas City 2 Toledo 0 Milwaukee 6 Columbus 4 Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 1 Louisville 6 St Paul 5 Virginia Danville 4 Lynchburg 0 Richmond 2 Portsmouth 6 Roanoke 6 Norfolk 4 Caroling Winston Salem 4 Spartanburg 3 Greenville 1 Charlotte 0 Greensboro 7 Anderson 1 Cotton States Greenwood 3 Yazoo 4 Yazoo 4 Greenwood 4 Vicksburg 3 Meridian 2 Hattiesburg 11 Jackson 6 Texas Houston 1 Dallas 0 Shreveport 4 Galveston Rain Wace Fort Worth Iain San Antonio Oklahoma City rain Eastern Providence 6 Toronto 6 Providence 16 Toronto 3 Baltimore 3 Montreal 4 Newark 4 Buffalo 6 Jersey City 2 Rochester 4
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Scouts blank Indians in Jacksonville game
Lee pitched a superb six inning effort for Savannah, facing 27 batters with three hits allowed and no walks. Lauzon delivered a three-base hit and Huber added a timely single to spark the locals, while Downey's double plated another run. Jacksonville managed only two runs, with Lee and Yauston handling the mound for the winners.
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Augusta Scoring Lapses Sink Tourists Amid Errors
Augusta game plagued by Benton issues and late errors as Norcum uses an amateur catcher. Tourists out hit foes but scattered with a lone inning producing three singles. Nearby standings list Birmingham at Memphis, Nashville at New Orleans, Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at St Louis. Michigan routs Syracuse 83 48 with Horner scoring 14 points. Lookouts edge Gulls 3 1 in Mobile as Chattanooga wins 14 inning marathon 5 4. Memphis loses after faulted plays and errant defense in Birmingham slugfest.
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College Baseball Scoreboard During Busy Day
Tech defeated Clemson 4 to 0 and 11 to 34 in doubleheader action. Georgia topped Auburn 10 to 3. Vanderbilt beat Tennessee 7 to 3. Princeton edged Harvard 6 to 2. Pennsylvania won 5 to 4 over Yale. Syracuse won 2 to 1 against Michigan. Holy Cross defeated Brown 6 to 2. Williams 6 Cornell 3. Trinity 1 Army victory noted. Dartmouth and Vermont 3. NYU 7 Wesleyan 3. Cornell score uncertain and Hobart 4 Georgetown 3 Fordham 4.
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Climbers Pound Harold Johns in Four-Run Win
In Montgomery, Harold Johns pitched superbly for the visitors as Atlanta defeated Montgomery 6 to 1. Whitey Guese earned his sixth win with a near-perfect effort, limiting Atlanta to eight hits while Montgomery stranded four. The climbers sparked by Guese’s third inning triple posted three more in that frame and added another in the fifth, while Moran tripled for Atlanta in the seventh to plate their lone run.
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