Crackers Tackle Barons In Four-Game Set
The Crackers beat the Barons in Birmingham last night and begin a four game series with two double headers due to postponed games. They return home Monday for a double header with the Pelicans, then host the Barons midweek, with the season ending in Memphis September 26 after a swing through Mobile Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock and Memphis.
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Pels Release Pitcher Mack Allison
Southern Association club in New Orleans with two Pels Dan Allison reports pitcher Mack Allison was released by manager John Dobbs tonight in a routine roster move.
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Crackers Rally Past Chicks 3 1 For Home Stay Win
Dick Jemison reports the Atlanta Crackers defeated the Memphis Chicks 3 to 1, clinching three of four in the series and extending their home stand to nine wins and five losses. Highlights include Lee’s precision peg and Reed’s sharp stop, with Moran leading the offense behind three singles and Schlei contributing key hits.
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Memphis Chicks
Carl Thompson
Howard Merritt
George Schlet
Dope Is Tangled In Amateur Golf
Detroit September 1 Amer ica's two leading golfers Ouimet and Travers were eliminated in the national amateur championship. Standish defeated Ouimet 4 holes to play. Marston surged late to win 4-3. Sherman, Gardner, Whitney, Lee and Anderson won their matches, while next round pairings pitted Gardner against Sawyer and Whitney against Anderson. Southern interest centers on Nelson Whitney's potential as he faced strong opponents in the ongoing tournament.
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Chicago
Nelson Whit
New Orleans
eSherril Shermany
Utica
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Nelson Whitney
Hamilton Kerr
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Illinois
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Giants Rally Past Phillies In Ninth To Cut Pennant Lead
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 in New York on September 1, erasing the lead late via a four run eighth inning. Merkle drawn a intentional walk, Fletcher drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly, and Thorpe starred with a double, two singles, two runs, and a steal.
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Can Crackers Shake Jinx At Five-Hundred Mark
The Crackers seek to break the 500 mark and avoid a season of trouble as they head toward Birmingham. Locals doubt they can cross the line, but the team believes a win could put them in contention with the leaders.
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Tigers Win In Erratic Detroit Victory Over White Sox
Detroit defeated Chicago 5 to 4 as an error by Weaver in the eighth allowed the winning run after Burns drove a three-base hit. The White Sox have won only one game at the local field all season. Score by innings shows Detroit 172200 101 6 to 5. Chicago 000 000 040 4. Batteries Scott Benz Schalk Coveleskie Boland Stanage Baker. Also Boston defeated Philadelphia 8 to 0. Jock Barry played his first game back against former teammates and received a silver service. Foster and Cady, Wyckoff Nabors Lapp. Indiadis 6, Browns 2. Cleveland beat St Louis 8 to 2. Carter starred, Smith misplayed a ball for an early run. Kool lasted four innings. Score by innings Cleveland 214111100 6 10. St Louis 000000011 2 8. Batteries Carter O’Neill Kook Hof Severold Senator 2. Yankees 1. Washington 2 to 1 in twelfth. Shanks, Gandil, and Acosta powered the rally. Ayres and Henry pitched well. Score by innings New York 001 000 000 900 14 0. Washington 1 002 000 100 1 6 7 0. Batteries Caldwell Nunamaker Ayres Henry.
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St Louis Tops Pittsburg 7 to 2 in Federal League clash
St Louis defeated Pittsburg 7 to 2 as the Federal League action opened with a strong offensive showing. The Cardinals plated runs across three innings while Pittsburg managed scattered scoring, leaving St Louis ahead at the final bell.
Cowler Defeats Hemple in San Francisco Fight
Tom Cowler of England defeated Jack Hemple of San Francisco in a ten round bout. The referee stopped the contest in the third round to prevent a knockout after Hemple was knocked down three times in the first round and twice in the third. Cowler weighed 211 pounds to Hemple’s 186.
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Bill Smith Day Festivities Open with Doubleheader at Park
The event, slated for Saturday September 11 at Ponce de Lion Park, honors Bill Smith on his birthday with a doubleheader featuring the Creckers and the jGulls, games moved from Mobile. Veterans edged the Whites Sox 17 to 16 in a tense afternoon clash, with Spina and Loyd starring for the Vets and Stilwell and Stowers for the Sox.
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Quincy Defeats Bainbridge 4 2 in Narrow Victory
Quincy defeated Bainbridge 4 to 2 in an afternoon game. Quincy used three pitchers Ostendorff Stribling and Ball with wild pitching. Ball hit a third inning home run and Irvin followed with a deep homer but was out at the plate. Sanders starred for Quincy as the visitors baffled Bainbridge throughout.
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Billy Lee Plays Last Home Game With Chicks
Atlanta fans watched Billy Lee's sensational throw to the plate before learning it would be his last home appearance this season. He will move from Birmingham Crackers to St Louis Browns via Branch Rickey after the Birmingham series, with Guithcider Warner touted as a replacement by Manager Smith.
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Record field hits century at Onwentsia women’s title
New York reports 103 entrants for the women’s national championship at Onwentsia Club near Lake Forest. Defending champion H Arnold Jackson will not defend. entrants include Vera Ramsey from England and D W Gavin from Shirley Park England. Play opens Monday with 18 hole medal, top 2 qualify for match play. final on Saturday.
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Dick Robertson Breaks Slump in Win Over Nashville Vols
Dick Robertson of the Barons ended a seven game skid with a victory against the Nashville Vols on Wednesday. His season record rose to nineteen wins and thirteen losses, with many losses attributed to hard luck.
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Southern league managers and inquiries on records
Q and A covers managers in the Southern league with names like Mike Finn Charley Frank Garnston Molesworth and Furey McCormick for teams including Mobile New Orleans Nashville Birmingham Memphis Montgomery Chattanooga and Little Rock. Also notes Nebraska Indians win 10 to 1 in Tennessee on their homeward trip ending with Jefferson City game Thursday.
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Indians
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Baseball Score Snippets From League Standings
In terse results from multiple leagues the Texas League shows Fort Worth and Beaum et al near. International League lists Jer City and Providence Rochester reads. American Association and similar circuits report scattered wins and losses with unclear team names and scores.
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Baseball Schedule Fragments Across Leagues
A garbled list shows today’s matchups in the Southern and National Leagues with teams such as Atlanta, Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans, and Chattanooga in the South, alongside Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and New York in the National and Federal Leagues. The text preserves several city abbreviations and mispellings, outlining planned games across multiple circuits.
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Auburn Loses Nine Regulars From Her Team
Auburn, Ala September 1 special with ten days before practice begins outlines Auburn’s prospects. Absent nine regulars including Robinson Kearley Fitts Louisell Hold Hartangarria Gulpepper Martin and Steed. Newcomers Honner Burns Bonner Steed and Babe Taylor expected to fill end and line gaps. Cary Robinson leads at center while Sample and others vie for guard and tackle spots as Jack Wine may return to shore up the line.
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Charlie Mize trophy to be played at Country Club
Columbus Ga September 1 The Charlie Mize trophy is to be played for at the Country Club next week. Local golfers are already preparing for the event.
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Tennis Title Play Continues at Forest Hills
Forest Hills N Y September 1 Thirty two representative tennis players survive the second round of the national championship singles with Williams the present champion and McLoughlin a top challenger advancing. Williams defeated Inman 7 5 6 1 9 7 and McLoughlin beat Mathey 8 1 6 2 6 Here the day featured intense rallies and steady net play with Williams showing reserve and McLoughlin faltering at times. The event also saw a national tournament record set in the Merrill Mat versus Walter Johnson match as Hall won in five sets 18 16 6 4 6 2 The third day promises more interscholastic action and further clashes among top players.
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