Crackers Edge Mobile Gulls In Ten Inning Win
In a small Ladies Day crowd the Crackers defeated the Mobile Gulls 5 to 4 in ten innings. Otto Jordan and Hyder Barr fueled the rally, Moran tied the game with a ninth inning fly out, and Jordan delivered the deciding hit in the tenth as the Crackers improved to 16 wins in 20.
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Crackers
Mobile Gulls
Otta Stockdale
Ola Gray Fox
Smith
Warry Johns
Johna
Billy Bartley
Otto Jordan
Iiner
Roy Moran
Moran
Lee
Roy
Jordan
Hyder Barr
Smilin
Bayleas
Newton
Eagle
Guila
Rhoton
McVay
Ludwig
Renter
Hart
Walker
Winters
Johns
Eel
Bayless
Aingle
Morse
E. Watson
Sentell
Miller
Wagner
Cocash
Meday
Ludwirt
Stockdale P
Es Bayless
Barr
Vee Walker
Jonne
Bartley
R Mobile
Taninus
Tlanto
Ludwis
Dalge
Stock
Watson
Time
Umptres
Carpenter
Fitzsimmons
Billy Smith fund boxes placed in city shops
The sporting editor adds two Billy Smith fund boxes in Augnta area locations Leppert's Barber Shop in the Fourth National Bank Building and Holt Pharmacy soda fountain at Marietta and Broad streets. Contributions include $5 from a prominent local figure, $1 from a lady fan, and 50 cents from Edgar Everhart. total now $87 with $36.50 previously subscribed. Boxes will be tapped daily as the drive continues.
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Billy Smith
Leppert
Fourth National Bank
al Martin
Holt Pharmacy
Marietta
Broad Streets
Augnta
Edgar Everhart
National League notes from a windy Pittsburgh nine
In Pittsburgh September 7 Birmingham defeated New Orleans 5 to 3 as Abstein hit a second inning homer and McGlivray stood out for Birmingham. Robinson pitched solidly for New Orleans while Paige struggled in relief. The game featured a collision with the ball going into the stands and a late rally by New Orleans.
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Igenes Weber
Birmingham
New Orleans
Paige
Pirates
Cubs
Robinson
Pittsburg
Pitts
Burg
Chicago
York
Molesworth
Raftia
Maddox
Abstein
McGlivray
Yancey
Gygii
Tin“Raub
Chance
Marcan
Mheckard
Ab. R. Bh. Ph
Klein
Wotmer
Olly
Dexter
Raffie
Schriver
Chremee
Gibson
Realx Matthews
Bach
Brown
Higginbotham
Archer Seeelana Moran
Klem
Zara O'Day
Welmer
Roche
Raftls
Henline
Lindsay
Rohe
Bilam
McGilvray
Tobinson
Rudderham
Kling Team Wins Two Games in Chicago Visit
Johnny Kling and his Kansas City nine arrived in Chicago to win both scheduled games, beating the Logan Squares and the West Ends by 15 to 8. Despite Cubs President Murphy threatening an injunction, Kling played in both contests without interference.
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Johnny Kling
Chicago
John Kling
Kansas City
Logan
Murphy
Cubs
Kling
Where They Play Today Southern and American Leagues
New Orleans in Atlanta Ponce du Leon. Game called at 3 30 o clock. Little Rock in Nashville. Mobile in Montgomery. Memphis in Birmingham. Cleveland in Detroit. Chicago in St Louis. New York in Philadelphia. Boston in Washington. Chicago in Pittsburg. Brooklyn in New York. Philadelphia in Boston.
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Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Montgomery Q
Mabite
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Augusta
Teat P.ao
Chattanooga
Columbue
Savannah
Knoxville
Macon
Jacksonville
Columbia
F.C
Detroit A
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
P.C
Fittaburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Southern League
Ponce du Leon
Mobile
Montgomery
American League
Detroit
National League
Pittsburg
Augusta Captures Concluding Game In Season Finale
In Augusta Georgia on September 7 Savannah loses final game of the season as Hanks struggles to hit. Flowers wild. Wagnon shines at short for the visitors. Final score Augusta 3 6 1, Savannah 0 0 0. Batteries Hanks Woodward Flowers Patti. Time 1:26. Umpire Wenterveidt.
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Hanks
Savannah
Flowers
R. H. BE
Woodward
Patti
Wenterveidt
Columbus
Chattanooga
Tenn
Keith
Baases
Meek
Radabaugh
Smith
Coveney
Baskette
Rule Tima
Collina
Palmettos
Jacksonville
Fla
Columbia
Kenley
Breitenstein and Evans
Kelly
Roth
Vanayckle
Evans
Champs 1 Turtles 0 in Pittsburg game suspension
Evers suspended three days for disputing two decisions during Pittsburg Chicago afternoon game. Second baseman Bers of Chicago suspended. Score by innings shows H, Lite Hockan 0 0 0 1 and Montgomery 2 2 0 5. Stolen bases Hart Pepe, several doubles and triple plays noted. Umpire Preminger.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Yeaterday
Bers
H! Lite Hock
Montgomery
Shannon
Daley
Hart
Pepe
Jones
Collins
Kerwin
Whiteman
Flood
Juul
Osteen
Grady
Toren
Lastron Pases
Little Rockel
Preminger
Giants Beat Doves 3 1 in Opening Series
The Giants defeated the Doves 3 to 1 with R A Heston pitching. New York scored in the first and third innings, while the Doves managed a lone run in the ninth. Curtin and Graham led Brooklyn’s battery, with umpires Rigler Kane and Emite.
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Doves
R.A. Heston
New York
Curtin
Graham
Raymond
Schles
Uimpire
Rigler
Seagirt Seaford Cruikshank Trophy Won by New Jersey Team
In Seagirt New Jersey the nineteenth annual skating tournament saw the Second New Jersey team win the Cruikshank trophy with 546 points. Lt Col Winder of Ohio won the Spencer match with 68 points while Capt Romeyn U S Cavalry won the Maxim with 49 of 50. Tomorrow features Thurston McAlpin and midrange matches. Hartford Grand Circuit events saw George Gano of Barry Jr and Sonoma Girl triumph in fast heats on Charter Oak Park track. Gano won the 2:07 pace with two first heats, while other races featured Robins Hal Raven Nahma and EarlDr with varied placings and times. Glance notes include best 2:07 pace 2:07% and times for multiple horses including Peerless Audubon and Gay Audubon.
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N. J
New Jersey
Ohio
Cavalry Branch
United States Army
Winder
Romevn
United States Cavalry
Thurston
Hartford
Conn
George Gano
Barry, Jr
Sonoma
Hal
Rivas
Raven
Nahma i
Halley Direct
Geers
Rcund
Earl Dr
Fist
Peerless Audubon
Major Audubon
Gay Audubon
Pretend Triumphs In Sapphire Stakes At Sheepshead Bay
Pretend was the best by far, carried wide on the stretch but winning the Sapphire selling stakes at five and a furlongs. The card also featured The Whimsical selling won by Momas and Running Chance, plus multiple races with Queen Marguerite and Norbitt among top placers and long-shot contenders.
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Rheapshead Bay
Fountain Square
Martin
Harry Grothe
Gardner
Leverington
Momas
Running Chance
Harvey F
Bright Star
Top Notch
Misty Smug
Ts Stone
Oxer
Dixie Dixon
Dominica
Bik
Daisy C
Black Annie
Queen Marguerite
Lobert
Mate
Wilson
Uncle Toby
Dugan
Lime
Eys Bright
St. Joseph
Lad of
Pretend
Page
Little King
Glass
Sandman
Louise Wells
Senators Beat Red Sox In High-Scoring Affair
Washington and Boston traded runs as the Senators toppled the Red Sox 11 to 6. Batters include Gray, Street, Matthews, Karger, Arellanes, and Carrigan. Thune lasted 2:05. Umpires Kerin and Connolly.
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Red Sox
RH. B. Washington
Boston
Gray
Street
Matthews
Karger
Arellanes
Carriegan
Thune
Kerin
Connolly
Triple Tie for Low Score in National Amateur Golf
In Wheaton on September 7 the National Amateur Golf Tournament qualifying produced a three way tie for best score. Players T. M. Sherman of Utica, son of the vice president. Charles Evans Jr of Fxmoor, western champion. and Bob Gardner of Hinsdale, Yale pole vaulter, will contend later in the week to decide the gold medal position.
Barney Oldfield Sets Mile Speed Record at Lowell
Barney Oldfield established a new mile speed record with a standing start in 5 seconds during a Merrimack Valley circuit event in Lowell Massachusetts. Louis Chevrolet impressed by driving a Buick to multiple top finishes including two firsts and a second and a third across nine races yesterday and today.
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Mass
Merrimack Valley
Rarner
Auutomobile
Louis Chevrolet
No Way
Buick
Ruby Clay wins 2:10 trot at St Paul fair races
At the Minnesota state fair today in St Paul Ruby Clay won the opening three heats and the 2:10 trot feature. Ivon C. captured the 2:22 pace and Pearl Patch earned the $600 purse for two year olds.
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St. Paul
Bt Paul
Minn
Ruby Clay
Ivon C
Pearl Patch
Thornton and Miss Root Lose To Mitchell and Mrs Hannam
In Cincinnati on September 7 the Tri State tennis doubles titles were decided. Carlton Gardner and Richard Palmer captured the men's doubles against Holden and Emerson, while Mrs Edith Hannam and Lincoln Mitchell won mixed doubles over Nat Thornton and Louise Root in a nine day tourney with 7000 spectators.
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Miss Root
Mitchell
Mrs. Hannam
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carlton R. Gardner
California
Richard H. Palmer
New Jersey
Edith Hannam
Toronto
Canada
Lincoln Mitchell
West
Gardner
Palmer
Trux Emerson
R. A. Holden
Holden
Emerson
Hannam
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Louise Root
Slanham
Ty Cobb warrant issued for assault in Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch reports a warrant charging Ty Cobb with assault with intent to kill, sworn by J. J. Klein for hotel night watchman George Stanfield. Cobb claims self defense after a confrontation at the Euclid hotel, with injuries to Cobb and alleged threats and forced actions by Stanfield. A private detective will seek service in Detroit.
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Ohio
Ty” Cobb
Detroit
William Brown
J. J. Klein
George Stanfield
Euclid Hotel
Cobb
Ty Cobb
Midh
Star Bateman
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Landsht
Ecard
Night
Five Heats to Decide in Great Western Races
Peoria track program reports five heats to set the 2:21 pace with Gentry Pointer winning heats two three and five after finishing fourth in heat one Billy Saday taking heat four in a furious drive and Spil taking the 2:07 pace in straight heats.
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Peoria
Pepecumes
Gentry Pointer
Billy Saday
Spil
Black man held for alleged street robbery near Atlanta
Lis McComb, a 27 year old Black man, was jailed for holding up Ed Mitchell in Jasper County near a lane construction camp about forty miles from Atlanta. Mitchell says he works for Lane Construction and was robbed of 150 dollars at gunpoint after leaving the camp with two unknown Black accomplices.
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Lis McComb
Ed Mitcheil
Jagper County
Mitchell
Lane Construction Company
Atlanta
Jasper County
McComb
Monticello School Opens with Record Attendance
Monticello September 7 special report. The public school opened with 754 in attendance, the largest ever in the district. The faculty under Superintendent O. R. Horton is described as capable and experienced.
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Monticello
Thoughoot
O. R. Horton
Rice Growers to Meet in September Session
Crowley hosts a Texas Louisiana Rice Farmers Association meeting set for September 18. President Winn urged members to attend to discuss advances in rice pricing and storage to support growers.
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Crowley
Winn
Texas-Louisiana Rice Farmers AppRociation
Oil law upheld in North Carolina circuit court
In Raleigh on November 7, Judge Henry G. Conner delivered a decision in the Eastern District of North Carolina sustaining this year’s oil inspection laws. The Baltimore group Red Ocean Company sought injunction relief and to have the law declared unconstitutional on grounds of alleged excessive one half cent per gallon tax, unjust regulations, and delegated authority overproduction.
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Peperatoer
Henry G. Conner
Circuit Court
North Caro
General Assembly
Baltimore
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