Atlanta Drops Shutout to Memphis in Muddy Pitching
Russell Ford struggled in the muddy game as Memphis defeated Atlanta 4 to 0. Ford’s fast balls and splitters faltered after three innings, yielding twelve hits while Dyer and Becker provided Atlanta’s lone offense with a few runners stranded and Castro’s costly error paving the way for Memphis scoring.
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Standing of Clubs New Orleans May 8
Hard hitting at right times and a muff by Henifne gave New Orleans an easy victory over Birmingham by 7 to 6. Delehanty Walters Molesworth Tuber Stratton Lord Rohe Sabrie Dundon Huber contributed on offense and defense. Burkett and Turner pitched, with Turner getting the win. Time 1:48. Umpires O'Brien and Pfenninger.
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Washington 5 Chicago 3 in May baseball clash
Washington used three pitchers Hughes Warner and Chicago countered with Walsh Altrock Smith and Sullivan. The visitors pounced early with a five run attack while Chicago managed three late scores but fell short 5 to 3 at Washington. Time 1 35. Umpire Sheridan.
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Georgia and Washington clash in prep baseball at Ponce de Leon
The article previews a college baseball game today between Georgia and Washington and Lee at Ponce de Leon, with Harmon pitching for Georgia and Colby for Virginia in the infield anchored by Hodgson, Derrick, Graves, and Captain Martin. Georgia players arrive, practice, and expect a large crowd, led by Redfearn on the mound and Lucae catching, as the teams prepare for the afternoon 3:30 start.
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National Spade Wins Game incinnati May 18
Second win in three days for Cincinnati as Mathewson is knocked out in the seventh inning. Batteries Spade and Schlei for Cincinnati against Mathewson Malarky and Bresnahan. time two hours. umpire ODay. Boston 9 St Louis 1 report notes control issues by Fromme and Beebe in early innings.
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Opening games in South Atlantic baseball feature errors and close scores
In Savannah Macon and Charleston matchups, errors and base running miscues shaped the early action. Augusta and Columbia played a tight extra inning contest as Friend and Atkina shone, while Milwaukee toppled Minneapolis and Toledo beat Louisville in a packed American Association slate.
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DIAMOND DOPE. Baseball trades and rumors swirl nationwide
A rough, fragmentary update notes Harry Pay bolstering the Nashville Volunteers with an infielder addition and Swede Jansing moving to Memphil. It cites O'Brien as a strong fighter figure and mentions Wilburt Rebaan joining the Orioles, plus remarks on left-handed players and a string of rain affected games in Gulfport Meridian Vicksburg Monroe.
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Harlem Stakes Co To Grapple At Belmont Park May 16
Belmont Park racing notes report Grappie, the second choice, wins the Harlem selling stakes by three lengths after interference by Juggler disqualifies Grappie’s challenger Rye and Spooner, with other races listing multiple horses and odds from the program.
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Stone Mountain Clinches Prep Title In Shutout Win
Stone Mountain beat Peacock 3 to 1 at Piedmont Park to edge toward the prep championship. Wilson pitched well for Stone Mountain allowing five hits and fanning thirteen. Armstead also pitched for Peacock. Safford starred in center for Stone Mountain with key fielding runs. Cox drove in two runs with a double and Day bunting scored a run. This was Stone Mountain’s final game. an Atlanta match with Marist was canceled due to Georgia Washington and Lee.
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Five American Women Compete in British Open Golf Championship
At St Andrews on May 18 the British women's open featured five American entrants in an eighteen hole stroke event. Mia F Phelpr led Americans with 105, while Mina Tyng set the best so far at 83 for an Irishwoman. Frances Griscom, U.S. champion of 1900, shot 196 amid windy conditions. The winner was Miss B G Battle with 58. Stark Let Out.
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Frank's sanction over Montgomery brawl sparks charges
New Orleans May 18 Special Manager Charley Frank announced formal charges of disgraceful conduct against the Montgomery club after Baxter and Umpire O'Brien clashed with the umpire beaten for minutes. O'Brien and Baxter faced fines in police court as witnesses testified.
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Coal Black Lady Wins Steeplechase Handicap in Rain
Louisville reports a muddy track as Coal Black Lady wins the steeplechase handicap. Five horses fell at the last jump, jockey Morriega riding Magis was injured, and favored E Bk Frey won the purse. Results list show multiple races with purses, times, and placements for coalack Lady and other runners amid a rainy day.
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G M A Bears Soldiers in seven inning college park game
G M A Bears defeated the Fort McPherson soldiers seven innings at College Park by a close score. The game featured brilliant fielding and strong pitching from both sides, with Coleman the star twirler for G M A.
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Seconds Count In Track Meet Preview at Tech Park
By J. W. Betsmen the southern colleges meet at Tech Park hinges on event by event results Mason Blake Stone Proctor Faulkenberry Brown Fleming Warren Byrd Furtick Tos chutz Arrendale Smith Goodier Daven port Myers May. Five points for first place three for second and one for third. Second and third string athletes matter as much as leaders in predicting the winner. Vanderblit's outlook appears stronger but the overall winner remains uncertain. Tech Park stadium offers a prime setting with a straight 100 yards and ideal track conditions for fast times and exciting performances.
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