Benefit Game at Ponce de Leon Park for Boys Welfare
Harold Johns leads the Twirlers in a big benefit event at Ponce de Leon Park featuring a street parade at 1 pm, field events, and a two-team baseball game for boys’ welfare. Managers Smith and Jordan lead the squads with Smith planning to play. Tickets match regular game prices with bleachers 26 cents and grand stand 80 cents.
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Ponce de Leon
Smith
Jordan
Jordans Jordan
McMurray
Bayless
Winters
Hartley
Newton
Howell Smith
Helm
Laynes
Todd
Hayes-Hayford Company
Rex
Bedford Place
Atlanta
McArdle Shoe Company
Henry Muench
E Regensburg & Son
King Hardware Company
Wolfe
Bill Apcilvr ry Leads Hitter Averages in Southern League
The Southern League closes its season with complete batting averages for all players who appeared in a league game. Hart of Montgomery leads with .312, Daubert is second at .306, and Tanneman of Nashville is third at .907 in the final standings.
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Hart
Montgomery
Daubert
Tanneman
Nashville
Standings Highlight From Clubs Data Cleansing
The report notes social standings of clubs with references to Panamas and hats. Data shows Bussey at 28 percent and Whitehall among listed individuals. Aimed at cataloging headwear preferences and associated figures from the source page segment.
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Bussey
Whitehall
National League Scores and Standings Report
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat the Cardinals 4 to 2 as three ninth inning runs produced the winner. Corridon and Harmon were wild but solid defense limited the damage. Other games saw Cincinnati defeat Boston in both ends of a doubleheader 5 to 4 and 5 to 3, and Chicago and New York tying 4 to 4 after 11 innings halted by darkness.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
BO Ag
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland A
New York
St Louis
Washington
P.C. Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ares
Phillies
Cardinals
Corridon
Harmon
Doolin
Bresnahan
O'Day
Reds
Oakes
Beaumont
Spade
Gaspar
Roth Brown
Graham
Brennan
Klem
H.E. Cincinnati
Spade and Pauxtise
Evans
Fonte
Giants
Cubs
Aarkness
Marquard
Reusbach
Prolater
Crandall
Devlin
Reutbach
Pfeister
Archer
Schiel
Rigler
Johnstone
Montgomery Leads Southern League Batting Averages
Montgomery tops the Southern League with a .244 average, Birmingham second at .241, and Nashville third at .239. The table shows team batting totals, with Montgomery at .244 and other clubs like Birmingham and Nashville also posting strong marks amid late-season games.
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Montgomery
Hirmingham
Nashville
ABA
HPC
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
ASBL
Aviantea Eee
Mobile
Daley Still Tops In Three Baggers In Montgomery Lineup
Tud Daley leads the Montgomery outfielders with 12 three-baggers for the season. Wheat of Mobile and Moran of Atlanta are tied for second with 11 each. Other players reaching five or more include Weimer Whiteman Seitz and several others, as the season closes and final tallies emerge.
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Tud Daley
Montgomery
Big Credit Wheat
Moblie
Moran
Atlanta
Daley le Moran
Wheat
Weimer
Whiteman
Sentz
Seigle
Greminger
Jordan
East
Deater
Haerwald
Elam & Gygil
Bayless
Smith
Flood
Casey & Noyes
Wagner
Molesworth
Henline
Huelsman Leads In Circuit Clouts
Huelsman tops the circuit with six home runs. Other players reaching three or more include Dexter Bayless Kerwin Wheat and Sentz with three or more. several others like Floodvasey Welmer Hess Coulson Whiteman Osteen Pope Watson McCay Henline and Raub each with two.
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Wrank Huslaman
Huelsman
Dexter
Bayless
Kerwin
Wheat
Smith
Sentz
Floodvasey
Welmer
Hess
Coulson
Whiteman
Osteen
Pope
Watson
McCay
Henline
Raub
No title provided for historic bingles leader list
Nash Henline of Birmingham led the season with 159 wallops as the top home run hit producer, followed by Welmer of New Orleans with 149 and Bay with 140. The record shows players with 160 hits or more including late season games, listing numerous names and counts across teams and regions.
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Nash Henline
Birmingham
Welmer
New Orleans
Bay
Howline
Kerwin
McGlivray
Molesworth
Collins
East
Bayless
Sentell
Persons
Lookouts in Atlanta after Sally League title win
The Chattanooga Lookouts arrived in Atlanta after winning the Sally League championship series with Augusta. Police protected them from Augusta fans during departure, as staff and players endured violent incidents, including threats, gunfire, and blows from hostile crowds.
McFarland and Bronson Draw In New Orleans Bout
Packy McFarland and Ray Bronson fought twenty rounds to a draw at Westside Athletic Club in McDonoughville near New Orleans. Both men endured heavy punishment with a close contest, Bronson starting strong and McFarland finishing with advantage. The lone preliminary saw trainer Young Dillon KO Kid Sparks in the second round.
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New Orleans
Packy McFarland
Ray Bronson
Westside Athletic Club
McDonoughville
McFarland
Bronson
McFerland
Dillon
Indianapolis
Kid Sparks
Loulaville
Chattanooga Sets Lineup for Crackers Showdown
Players show minor facial discoloration but are fit for the battle with the Southern League champions. Chattanooga’s lineup includes Rickers, Dobbs, Johnson, Meek, Alcock, Gaston, Wilkes, Reidy, Clark, Baskette, Helm, and Demaree on the mound as the Crackers visit.
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Chattanooga
Crackers Rickers
Dobbs
Johnson
Meek
Alcock
Gaston
Wilkes
Reidy
Clark
Baskette
Helm
Demaree
Crackers Draft Pitcher Demaree In Postseason Series
Crackers draft notes show pitcher Demaree of the Chattanooga club joining Atlanta for next year. Atlanta successfully drafted Demaree and he reports to the club next spring. Memphis picks Third Baseman McMahon and Catcher Carson from Augusta. Philadelphia Americans draft First Baseman Hornhorst from Augusta. Baskett and Johnston of Chattanooga are headed to the majors next year.
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Demaree
Chattanooga
Crackers
Atlanta
Devaree
Memphis
McMahon
Augusta Club
Carson
Philadelphia Americans
Hornhorst
Augusta
Baskett
Johnston
Wiseman Sacks Lead in Sacrifice Hits Among Leaders
Doc Wiseman the Nashville outfielder leads in sacrifice hits with 52, followed by Al Newton of Atlanta with 47 and Ellam of Birmingham with 42. Final totals show Wiseman eight more than Newton and Ellam, with numerous players posting double figures in sacrifices this season.
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Doc Wiseman
Nashville
al Newton
Atlanta
Ellam
Birmingham
Wiseman
Newton
Eliam
Kerwin
McMurray
Sentell
Roche
Whiteman
East
McCay
Sabrie
Babb
Osteen
Jordan
Baerwald
Bayless tops Southern League in runs scored at season end
Pick Bayless leads with 86 runs in the season just closed. Close behind are Persons of Little Rock and Bay of Nashville tied for second with 78. Other 50 plus scorers include Daley 74 Henline 74 Kerwin 73 Wiseman 67 Roche 68 Collins 60 and several with 57 to 65.
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Sue Eee
Alf McGilvray
Birmingham
Henline
Hir
L. PC
Coulson
Memphis
Mirgham
Gilroy
Nashville
Weimer
New Orleans
Dexter
Miller
Mobile
Dick Bayless
Johns
Atlanta
Pan Bay
Nasa_ Fisher
Persons Perdue
Ville
Bartley
Case
Fenline
Compton
Little Rock
Bligs
Montgomery
Bay
Juul
Folbre
Atking
Soueph
Thomas
Cefuiu
Rogers
Hart
Emerson Memphiark
Lelvelt
Cobb
Moblie
Dickson
Aid Pruitt
Berry
Little Stuck
Viebahn
Daubert
Reagan
N. Orleans
Hess
Guese
Bernhard
Tanneman
Breitenstein
NO. S
McGilvray
Bham
Castleton
DeBalt
Hauer
Lively
Stark
Maxwell
N. C
Hentine
Duggan
Manuel
Stockdale
Rhostles
Connally
Kellum
Kolber
Kerwin
Beuer
Lee
Fleharty
B'ham
Aes Butler
Sugis
I. al
Schwenck
Yiz Perry
Molesworth
Hickman
Keith
Pelt
Buchanan
Yancey Birmingham
Stentell
Robinson
Baylesa
Milton
Ropinson
Ham
Paige
Aid
Feast
Fullenwider
Shields
Daley
Girard
Persons
Schopp
Fritz
Collins
Lindsay
Ar Tao
Hixen
Dickinson
Quiesser
Memahis
Higeing
Osteen
Allen
Hobertson
Toren
Baerwald
Watson
Emerson
Cocash
L. Rock
George
Selgie
Ostein
Wiseman
Jay Weaver
Als
Ford
Beeke Mobile
Jordan
Hopkins
Whiteman
Mont. Is
Huelsman
Shannon
Mont
Thornton
Larden
Woodruff
Senta
Little Hock
Babb
Greminger
Pratt
Crangton
Caney
McVay
Rhoton
Neighbors
Memphisa
Ralils
Taub
Mobile i
Demont
New Orlean
Moran
McMurray
Ag Hardy
Flood
Kirkpatrick
Pepe
Roche
Atkins
Boucher
Little Rec
Seabaugh
Newton
Walker
Bowen
Rohn
Ay Leilwelt
Hixon
Ively
Kane
Ellam
Stinson
Hurlburt
Carey
Poundon
Sabine
Matthews
New Orles
Bliss
Ludwig
Shriver
Bittro
Lit Fleharty
Ate Watson
Little Mock
Ala Fisher
Ata Kelth
Grady
Bhan Marcan
Kelber
Benson
Henn
Morris
Pruitt
Burg
Jones
Viebohn
Davis
Becker
Cote
Steiger
Pick Bayless
Bay of Nashville
Bayless
East
Wheat
Sentel
Welmer
Noah Henline Leads In Stolen Bases This Season
Noah Henline tops the stolen bases with 40 this season followed by Gugil 35 and Butler 32. The list shows all players with 20 or more steals including final games, naming Jordan 30 Dexter 30 Sentel 29 Bayless 27 and others.
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Noah Henline
Gugil
Butler
Nashville
Henline
Gygil
Jordan
Dexter
Sentel
Bayless
Daley
Kerwin
Moran
Wiseman
Baerwaid
Mercer Eleven Rounding Into Form for Gordon Game
Mercer Ga seeks early season progress as Coaches Bob and Frank Blake mold a squad with returning veterans and new prep players. Rhodes scholar Bob Blake aids until his Oxford duties resume while about thirty players report for scrimmage as Mercer prepares for the September 26 game with Gordon.
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Macon
Mercer
Bob
Frank Blake
Nuck
Bob Blake
Vanderbilt
Oxford
England
Blake
Varsity
Gordon
Standings in Extra Base Hits Across Teams
New Orleans leads two baggers with 133 and home runs with 15. Montgomery tops three baggers with 52. Atlanta has 232 sacrifices and 183 steals. Stolen bases leader is Birmingham with 199. Team tallies include Memphis 142 two baggers and Nashville 217 sacrifices.
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New Orleans
Montgomery
Atlanta
Brimpanehan
Perate
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
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Herald Johna
Atlanta Southpaw
Tom Fisher
Hub Perdue
Bill Apcilvrry
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Jud Daley
Havana
Londres
Clubhouse
Lamar and Rankin Drug Co
Atlanta, Ga
Albion
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Joe Curtis
Chattanooga News
Lookouts
Raws
Jana
Hornhorat
President Jones
Bimeslf
Ball Park
Dave Gaston
M'Farland
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