All Prep Team Named by Anderson Highlights Lee Gordon Rivalry
Frank Anderson, coach of R. E. Lee, names an all prep squad drawn from both divisions. Abercrombie of R. E. Lee tops pitching with control and speed, Reynolds of G M A as second pitcher, and Farnest Farle of Lee as catcher and captain. Lee and Gordon rivalry cited as the fiercest in the Free League with Lee’s depth edging Gordon’s.
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Garden Institue
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Henry Williams
Big Joe
Wes Thomaston
Southern League Directors to Meet in Birmingham
Little Rock Arkansas May 26 Special The Southern League board of directors will meet in Birmingham in June to review protested games investigate charges of violating the salary limit and handle other business. No fixed date yet. Messages confirm Alcock release Vaughan to be used as playing manager half Vaughan salary toward the limit. Also Far rel notes Jake Atz to join New Orleans and to be sent back to California.
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Kavanaugh
Alcock
Vaughan
Farrell
Jake Atz
Orleana Club
California
Atz
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast League
Bert
Frank
New Orleans
Preps and Coaches Brace For Georgia Southern Ball Race
A veteran scout-like account names top players across Georgia prep and college teams. It highlights Boss Lee as a standout first baseman and Bill Lockridge as a dynamic infielder, with Gray and Barron noted for fielding, while Graves and Franklin are praised for versatility and prep pedigree. The piece laments the disqualification of Georgia Military College and Boys High, arguing for a decisive league playoff to crown a Southern division champion.
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Texas
Ridley
Gordon
Cobb
Stona Mauntein
W. D. Murphy
Gordon and
Ashell
Les
Barron
Gray
Locust Grove
G. I
Lee
Graves
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Tech
LeFitte
Pelicans Take Opening Game
Two-base hit by Blake frames the rally as Pelicans win the opener. Wilhelm, Clark, and Sorrell combine for 7 strikeouts. Sorrell fans 4. Bases on balls issue 5, hit by pitch once. Double plays Oyler to Walters to Vaughn and Blake to Beck to Stratton. Time 2 08. Umpire Buckley.
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Wilhelm
Clark
Sorrell
Bird
Oyler
Walters
Vaughn
Beck
Stratton
Buckley
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Re. H. Po
Montgomery
Ad Molesworth
Smith
Gear
Garvin
Matthews
Rickert
Enon
Ar Bird
O'Brien
Ta ‘Matthews
Souheim
Lebanon Teams Split Doubleheader In Georgia
Mercer and Cumberland battled to a split in Macon on May 26 with Cumberland winning 2 to 1 in the opener and Mercer taking the nightcap 6 to 1. Cumberland led early in game one before Mercer rallied, as batteries included Smith Crawford Barbee Cox for the first contest and Bhannon Crawford Watson Barbee Cox for the second.
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Mercer
Cumberland
Smith
Crawford
Barbee
Cox
Bhannon
Watson
Savannah Wins Two In Doubleheader At Jacksonville
South Atlantic League action sees Savannah defeat Jacksonville twice as Hoff nearly loses game two with six straight hits in the seventh. First game final score shows Savannah 1, Jacksonville 0 with Deaver stellar on mound. second game Savannah wins 7 to 2 behind Hoff and support. Macon and Charleston also play with Fox excelling for Macon in a shutout of Charleston. Baseball results include Princeton routing Harvard and Pennsylvania beating Penn in other notable games.
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Jacksonville
Deaver
Hoff
BO Battersea
Wond Robinson
Deaverts
Curran
Latham
Memphis Drops Marathon Loss to Nashville in Twelve Innings
Nashville won 12 inning battle against Memphis in a tightly played game on May 26. Plassa drew a walk and moved to third on Linb art's balk, Kalkhoff hit a slow grounder to short, Flass scored, and both pitchers delivered strong performances amid sensational plays.
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Memphis
Plassa
Lola
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Senators Again Beat Travelers In Slow Innings
Montgomery pitched for the Senators who defeated the Travelers 4 to 2. Left on base figures favor the Senators with Little Rock and Montgomery in the box score. Watt held the line with several double plays and three strikeouts. Umpire Preminger officiated. time of game 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Little “Rock
Little Rock
Schwartz
Mullaney
Hale
Watt
McKean
Douglas
Noblett
Douglaes
Malarkey
Busch
McCann
McAleese
Perry
Anderson
McCahn
Preminger
Cotton States Results and Optics Ad in Georgia Paper
Cotton States results show Mobile 18 Gulfport 1 and Meridian 9 Wickebure 4. An ad promotes Kryptok bifocals from Jno L Moore and Sons, Georgian optics makers, claiming seamless near and far vision without a division line.
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Mobile
Gulfport
Meridian
Wickebure
Jno
Lafitte's pitching powers Wofford doubleheader sweep
Tech closed the season in style by sweeping both ends of a doubleheader against Wofford. Captain Lafitte hurled a 2 1 game victory in the opener, Day starred with stolen bases and a later 7 0 win, as the gold and white delivered a decisive, weather-influenced performance.
Phillies edge St Louis 3 2 in slugger laden game
Philadelphia beats St Louis 3 to 2 on May 26 as Bondér keeps the visitors to one hit until the eighth inning. St Louis loads the bases and scores late, but Philadelphia holds on with timely hitting and solid defense. Umpires Hurat and Connor. Time 1:60.
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Albany State League triumph over Americus in a 6 to 4 game
Albany powered to a 6 to 4 victory over Americus in Albany. Kirkman and Steven hit home runs while Albany collected seven hits and committed two errors. Americus had four hits and eight errors. Umpire Weakley.
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Nanerty
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Weakley
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National Leagues Phillies Beat Reds in Cincinnati Feature
The Phillies scored eight runs to Cincinnati’s two, with Overall and Schiel driving key hits. Batterymen Doom and Carpenter contributed as Philadelphia built a lead by the middle innings and held on for the win at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Schlel
Doom
Way
Carpenter
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