Final games of Montgomery series in doubleheader
The Crackers and the Bilin tie up in a doubleheader this afternoon with the first game starting promptly at 2:85.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
13
The Crackers and the Bilin tie up in a doubleheader this afternoon with the first game starting promptly at 2:85.
KING will detail three Nashville games at his Viaduct base ball parlor. July 4 matches set Rudtndeson vs Cross, Ritche vs Rivers. Winners meet in a future bout. result to settle Hert weight championship.
The National League club Perryman belongs to was reinstated after a report he did not report for spring training to finish college. The player claimed the absence was to complete college coursework, and the penalty was lifted.
Cordele wins the second of the 16 series against Thornsville by 9 to 4 in a game highlighted by Cordele pitchers and Burns home run. Americus and Valdosta also win, with notable performances from Miller, Burns, Stiles, and Sciles as the Empire State League action wraps in Georgia.
Minneapolis case where Vennie Golden, age 13 at marriage to her half nephew then 26, seeks annulment to straighten out the four year old daughter Margret. Christian Golden, husband, also seeks annulment to resolve the second cousin relationship for the child.
Crackers piled up 22 bases on 14 hits led by Alpermann and Brown as Curley Brown was hammered for four runs in seven innings at Ponce de Leon Park. Dent, Smith, and Welch provided power with London Wright, Mantin and Jantzen contributing key plays for the Crackers. Chattanooga edged Memphis 5 to 4 in the doubleheader opener with Haut Street and Abstein delivering big hits for the visitors.
Birmingham and New Orleans split a doubleheader with the Pels taking the first game in ten innings on Brenton’s pitching and Carrolls errors, while New Orleans won the second as Evans and Welchance led the Crackers. The box scores show multiple hits, bases on balls, and key defensive plays throughout both games.
Jules Goux driving a Peugeot won the third annual 500 mile race in 6 31 145 at an average speed around 659 miles per hour amid heat and pit stops. Spencer Wishart finished second in a Mercer. Albert Guivet’s Sunbeam and other foreign cars followed in the money. Burman’s Stutz faltered with a broken magneto shaft. Goux led from mile 140 and set European distance records previously.
Nashville edges Mobile 4 to 1 as Starr and O'Dell star with key plays. Schwartz, Schwartz, and Paulet contribute steals and doubles. Ber ger and Dye pitchers clash as errors mount for both sides.
In New York on May 30 the traci condition and strong wind affected the meet but two notable performances emerged. J K Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania, the world one mile amateur champion, defeated Abel Kuviat of the Irish American Athletic Club by inches in a special three quarter mile event.
Five crews from the United States Naval Academy Cornell Princeton practiced on the Schuylkill River today in preparation for the American Rowing Association regatta tomorrow. The Naval Academy fields two eights and a four with the first eight set to race Columbia and the University Barge Clubs tonight. The second eight will compete in the junior collegiate race against Penn, Pennsylvania, Cornell and Princeton.
In St Louis May 30 Cincinnati edged the Cardinals 5 2 in 13 innings after tied scores at 9 9 in the ninth. Two timely hits powered Cincinnati to victory while Ames Kling Packard Clarke and Saljee did strong work for St Louis.
Whisk Broom II led late to win the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park before a crowd of over 2900. Jockey Jocelyn Notter rode the English bred horse, racing in the U S for the first time, with Richard F Carman owning and training G W Miller and Meridian. Second and third went to Carman’s pair. no arrests were reported as authorities enforced betting laws.
Alouston Crang, a heat era rider from Dixie, wowed veteran racers with a 70 miles per hour run on the new Atlanta track. Officials expect a match race at the opening meet. Grading of the infield and uprights will finish tomorrow, with police protection guaranteed during Sunday’s 3:30 pm band concert and riding.
Bangor Maine May 20 Old Town Athletic Association events saw Howard T Drew from Springfield Mass clock a 93 second 100 yard dash to win the race amid a field of competitors.
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