Barons Top Braves In Rainish Birmingham Clash
Birmingham defeats Atlanta 3 to 2 in a brisk fielding duel highlighted by Moran and Molesworth’s sharp defense and McGilvray’s three clutch hits. Fleharty and Johns pitched well, as Sentell and Moran provided timely runs. second game halted after the first inning due to rain with Mayer facing Bauer.
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All Southern College Nine Picked By Heisman Forgia And Tech Fight
In Atlanta a fourteen inning duel between Tech and Georgia produced the longest game yet seen, a pitchers and fielding duel ending without a run. Kid Brannen for Georgia allowed seven hits and fanned fourteen, while H D Collier for Tech fanned ten with six hits. spectators numbered about four thousand as the teams showed stubborn defense and sharp plays, with both sides creating chances but none converting until darkness halted the contest.
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Who would you take on the All Southern baseball team
J W Heisman lists top players from Southern colleges in the Northern Athletic Association era. Catcher McAllister Tennessee leads the backstops with Morrison Vanderbilt and Flowers Trinity noted as contenders. First base candidates include McCoy Auburn West Trinity Calhoun Tech Snedecor Alabama Freeland Vanderbilt. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Pinkola Wins Bourbon Handicap at Churchill Downs
Pinkola surged to the lead in the stretch to win the Bourbon Handicap at Churchill Downs on May 21 over a slow track. Crystal Maid and Dr Holzberg finished second and third. Jockey Henry was unseated in the third race but escaped serious injury. The card featured six races with odds and results listed for each, including a rough saddle girth slip for Great Heavens in race three.
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Marist Dominates Tech High for Another Victory
Marist extended its winning streak by beating Tech High 6 to 0 on the Marist diamond. Falvey fanned 22, with Tech’s Smith pitching steadily but undone by Marist’s pinch hitting and errors. Jim Harrison sparked offense with a three-base hit, and Marist built runs each of the first three innings before finishing with a six-run output.
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Manuel Released by Birmingham Club
Birmingham club gave Moxie Manuel an unconditional release. A job in the South Atlantic at 200 dollars was offered but declined. Grant and Kopp left for Des Moines after arranging a new posting. Hoehnhorst joined Atlanta and left with the Crackers for New Orleans as the Barons moved to Memphis for a postponed game.
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Dartmouth Wins New England Championship by Narrow Margin
Dartmouth edged Bowdoin by two thirds of a point to win the 24th New England athletic championship in Boston on May 21. Dartmouth finished with 26 2/3 points while Bowdoin totaled 26 2/3 points.
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TICS Great String Of Triumphs by Pitchers List
A compact tally of TICS season run shows 15 victories and 1 tie across April and May. Key games feature Bender Krause Plank Morgan Coombs and Coombs with multiple wins in a string against Boston Washington Cleveland and Chicago. Runs scored by Athletics lead opponents 7 by 26. pitchers Bender Krause Plank Morgan Coombs each contribute multiple wins.
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Mercer Baptists Sign New Coach
Macon Ga May 21 Special Coach Stroud of Syracuse University has been engaged as athletic director at Mercer University He will run all athletic departments including football and baseball The move promises excitement on Mercer fields this fall season
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Annual Field Day of Tech High School Sets Local Records
The first annual Tech High School field day at Tech Park featured strong performances led by Gene Smith with 24 points. Fred Bizood was runner-up with 18 points as records fell in events including 106 yard dash 11 seconds, 220 yard dash 34.45 seconds, broad jump 18 feet 1 inch, shot put 36 feet 6 inches, hammer 81 feet, high jump 4 feet 16 inches, and middle distance races.
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Wisconsin beats Chicago 46 to 0 in annual dual meet
Marshall Field Chicago May 21 The University of Wisconsin defeated the University of Chicago 46 to 0 in the annual dual track and field meet. Chicago failed to score in events where it was expected to excel while Wisconsin built a commanding lead through steady, strong performances across events.
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Southern League leaders in base hits and extra bases
Joe Jackson of New Orleans tops total bases with 61 through May 17, while Jud Daley of Montgomery trails with 66 and John Warner of Memphis has 52. Jackson and Daley share the lead in hits at 46. Five players tie for most home runs with two each: Wanner, Yerkes, Weimer, Perry, and Whiteman.
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New Orleans
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