Barons defeat Vols 4–0 in Birmingham midseason win
Birmingham scores four unearned runs while Nashville is limited to four hits. Foxen and Neely both start strong pitching. Johnston drives in three Birmingham runs with timely hits as the Barons take the game 4 to 0. Box score shows Birmingham 31 at bats with 4 runs and 7 hits while Nashville has 3 runs? misprint. final score Birmingham 4 Nashville 0.
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Ala
Bill Foxen
Nashville
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Billies Vols games switched in Montgomery transfer
Baseball games between Montgomery and Nashville scheduled for Bashtville next Thursday have been moved to Montgomery. The decision came after a telephone talk between Charlies B. Jones, president of the Montgomery association, and Hirstz, president of the Nashville Baseball Association.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bashtville
Mont
Mornin Ween
Charlies B. Jones
Montgomery Association
Hirstz
Nashville Baseball Association
Central States Tennis Championship Postponed
The Central States Tennis championship tournament planned for June 29 in De Louis was postponed July 1 due to scheduling conflicts with events in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. The change affects participants and arrangements for the regional event.
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de Louis
Atés
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Triumphs 7 6 in NL Showdown at St Louis
In a dramatic May 21 National League contest Philadelphia edged St Louis 7 to 6 after a ninth inning rally on two passes a single and a sacrifice fly. Despite shaky defense New York beat Cincinnati 6 to 3 as Tesreau struggled and Fletcher scored from first on a single. Cubs topped Dodgers 5 to 4 behind a late inning uprising while Pittsburgh crushed Boston 14 to 9 in a high scoring clash.
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Ghosts
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New York
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Log Train Kills Doctor Near Pineville in Louisiana
Dr. O. Anthony a leading Alexandria physician was struck and killed by a log train on the Alexandria Lumber Company branch line near Pineville last night. The accident occurred on May 21 as the surgeon traveled along the tracks. State authorities were notified and an investigation was ordered.
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Alexandria Lumber Company
Unclear Read of City Names From Transit List
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city names including Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Beaton Cleveland Washington Detroit Philadelphia New York and others, lacking context or a clear event. No dates or actions are present to define a concrete news item.
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Where They Play Today Southern League Matchups
Mobile at Atlanta Ponce de Zeon called at 3:80. New Orleans at Chattanooga Albany at Columbia Columbus at Jacksonville Savannah at Macon. Benton at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston.
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Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
Scores from multiple leagues show Montgomery beating Atlanta 7 to 2 and Birmingham 4 to 0, plus Jacksonville 4 Columbus 2 and Albany 6 Columbus 0. Other results include Macon 4 Savannah 3, Pittsburg 14 Boston 9, New York 4 Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 0, and American League games with Roatan 3 Cleveland 1. Rain affected several matchups including Buffalo Newark and Milwaukee Minneapolis.
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Savannah
IPACKEY AND AD REJECT OFFER FOR TITLE FIGHT
Chicago May 21 Ad Wolgast light weight champion and Packey McFarland rejected a New York prize ring offer for the first Week in June. Managers proposed 55 percent of gross. Wolgast refused. McFarland seeks 16 000 guaranteed with Wolgast wanting 20 000. Both expect a 60 000 gate and expect the fight to be held. McFarland agreed to 13 five rounds at 4 oclock on fight day.
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Packey McFarland
New York
Sporting Club
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McFarland
Matt Wells
Itevan
Philadelphia Players and Cleveland Club Passes Noted
1890 1895 1802 a90 Phil a ne Philadelphia Players League team issued ten passes to the Cleveland club Cub Stricker receiving four Baltimore Nations team procured five hits two singles two doubles and a home run in a game with Louisville Dahien Kelley Gatina Barrell Cincinnati noted a triple play against the St Gauls Cardinals and the pen Hahn of Cincinnati set any raverned.
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Fannie
Detroit and Boston Playoff Inconsistent Scores Highlight Busy Baseball Card
May 21 reports detail Detroit beating Washington 2 to 0 with Mullin out pitching Johnson as Cobb watched from the stands under suspension. Boston tops Cleveland 8 to 1 behind OBrien, while New York defeats Chicago 8 to 3 on a ninth inning rally with Zinn driving in the tying run and Chase contributing a late RBI.
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Peaches edge Indians in tight south Atlantic clash
In Macon Georgia on May 21 Macon defeated Savannah 4 to 3 in a keen south Atlantic league game O Brian out pitched Armstrong as Macon rallied with five two baggers and an eighth inning two run burst Savannah erased a one run Macon lead in the sixth but Macon answered in the eighth to secure the win. O'Brien was strong in the mound duel while Macon benefitted from timely hitting and solid defense. A double header was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Savannah
O'Brien
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Macon Heaver
R.H. E. Macon
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Glebel
Pender
Foxes
Jacksonville
Fla
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Columbus
Hegton
McCormack
Dacksonville
Braydon
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Smith
Clarke
Railroad Men Plan Big Interline Ball Team
Railroad workers from Railroad Row at 4 to 18 North Pryor street form a cooperative club to challenge any team their size. Participants include Santa Fe Frisco Rock Island Northern Pacific Burlington and Wabash railroads. Andy Ryan Bob Pierpont lead the effort with J B Rose as treasurer. Ed Jennings of Missouri Pacific may attend from Chattanooga. Proposed names include Western Line or Transcontinental Travelers. They aim to schedule games by June 1.
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Bob" Pierpont
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Ed Jennings
Missouri Pacific
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Wall Attendance Delays Cincinnati United States League Game
May 21 Cincinnati and Cleveland United States League game postponed amid small recent attendance. Cincinnati will begin an eastern trip and manager Hugh McKinnon says the club will stay in the league and attempt to make up the game later.
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Walsh and Kilbane End In Draw In Boston Ring
Jimmy Walsh of Boston and Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland fought a twelve round draw in the Boston arena. The bout featured fast technical boxing with Walsh scoring a late cut eye blow and pressing in rounds nine to eleven. Referee Flaherty scored the bout a draw as both fighters finished strong.
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Meferee Flaherty
Invasion of Army Worm Fears Cotton Belt Attack
Washington May. An invasion of the cotton belt by the cotton worm may occur this season warns W D Hunter in charge of southern fight crop investigations at Dallas He urges planters to begin preparations at the earliest moment The worm invaded as far north as Canada last season damaging cotton and fruits Experts note all U S cotton worm moths were destroyed by a cold last winter The only fear now is reinvasion from Central South America and the Caribbean region
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Department of Agriculture
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America
Underwood Support Grows in Virginia Amid Baltimore Talks
Governor ONeill of Alabama visits Washington and reports strong New York backing for Underwood. Senator Bankhead and C A Beasley head to Norfolk to push the candidacy. Virginia delegates likely uninstructed as Lt Governor Elson previews the state convention and Wilson backers push for the New Jersey governor.
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Washington
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Alabama
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New York
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Matty
Empire State
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No Canal Tolls for Coast Ships
Washington May 21 Special Consideration of the Panama canal bill reported to the house by Chairman Adamson of the interstate commerce commission was concluded in committee of the Whole. It will be reported to the house tomorrow with a single important amendment granting free tolls to American coastwise ships using the canal. The vote was 1100 to 90. The amendment reflected the committee's Democratic majority and the interests of the ship trust.
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Washington
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Adamson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Acreage Report on Cotton Crop Debated by House and Senate
Lawmakers agree to amend the cotton acreage bill eliminating a section that would abolish cotton condition reports. The measure moves to the president for signature and shifts the department of agriculture acreage reporting from June to July each year. Condition reports begin in June under the new plan.
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Henderson and Shepard Elected Methodist Bishops
Minneapolis May 21 Dr JT Henderson of Brooklyn and W C Shepard of Chicago are the new bishops of the Methodist Episcopal conference elected on the eleventh ballot. Henderson received 562 votes and Shepard 532 with 624 needed to elect.
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JT. ¥. Henderson
Brooklyn
W. C. Shepard
Chicago
The
Methodist Episcopal Conference
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Shepard
Federal Control of Levees Proposed for Mississippi System
Baton Rouge May 21 A plan outlines federal takeover of the levee system along the Mississippi River. Government action aims to centralize management and funding to bolster flood protection and navigation.
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Missippi River
Farm Shoes Factories Offer Economy for Season
A brief note notes a shoe economy for the season with two farm shoes described as Tut Hide Work in Comfort Factors. The snippet labeled Newspaper BREE hints at practical footwear options for farming tasks.
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