Crackers rally caps seventh win over New Orleans
The Crackers beat New Orleans 9 to 6 at Ponce de Leon Park on June 4, extending their winning streak. Hack Pibel delivered a timely triple in the seventh to decide the game after a tie earlier, as Doescher started on the mound and the club battled through a four-run first inning.
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O. B. Keeler
Ponce DE Leon Park
Crackers
New Orleans
Hack Pibel
Doescher
Ning
Frank Browning
Walker
Pels
Hibel
Charley Frank Day
Dutchman
Atlanta
Blood Needs Tonic Touch From Georgia Plant Remedy
An advertisement touts S. S. S. blood purifier made from semi tropical Georgia plants. It claims to cleanse blood, boost heart function, and combat fatigue by eliminating impurities, with warnings about nervous strain and impure water. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta sponsors the claim and offers a free booklet.
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Georgia
Swift Specific Co
Swift Nes
Atlanta
Sendier
Box Score Summary Shows Crackers Victory and Power Hitters
In a high scoring game the Crackers beat the Pels with key power hitting by Northern and Ejibel. Long belted a homer and Welchonce, Tyree, Fibel and Browning contributed timely hits as Stevens, Hendryx, Kircher and McConnell provided solid infield defense and aggressive baserunning.
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Northern
Hendryx
Ejibel
Browning
Jennings
Long
Kircher
McConnell
Welchence
Barbare
Doescher
Styles
Walker
Starr
Keystone
Wibel
Barnes
Lindsay
Sylvester
Smith
Atlanta
Higgins
Elbel
Fibel
Eibel
Welchonce
Tyree
Harry Welch
Flanagan
Burns
Chestnutt
McConnel
Pibel
Welch
Fejbel
Harry
Dobbs
Hack
R. McConnell
Fis
Eible
Ong
O Doescher
Pelicans
R. H
Barbaro
Rf Higgins
New Orleans
South Atlantic League first game results summary
In Albany Charleston defeated Albany with 8 runs to 5. Battery details: Eldridge Marshall Williams Wells for Charleston and Cochran Wiley Peddy Wells for Albany. Umpire Pender. In Jacksonville Columbia beat Jacksonville 8 to 3 with Burmeister Camp Garden Chalker handling calls. In Columbus Savannah fell to Columbus 4 to 2 with Camnitz Krebs Causey Smith. In Macon Macon beat Asauste 8 to 7 with Neyenhouse Wallace Lewis Basham. Umpire Lauzon.
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South Atlantic League
Albany
R.H.E. Charleston
Eldridge
Marshall
Williams
Wells
Pender
Cochran
Wiley
Peddy and Wells
Columbus
R.H.E
Savannah
Camnitz
Krebs
Causey
Smith
Moran
Macon
R.H.E. Asauste
Neyenhouse
Wallace
Lewis and
Basham
Lauzon
Forfeited game as LaGrange unable to start in Newnan
Baseball scores show LaGrange forfeiting to Gadsden nine to zero at Newnan. Batteries Killingsworth Sheppard Whitney Kimbrell umpire White. Also Talladega defeats Opelika six to two at Opelika with Williams Baker Ery Williams. In Rome Selma ends after seven with Rome eleven to two and darkness ending the game.
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Newnan
R.H. E. Anniston
Killingsworth
Sheppard
Whitney
Kimbrell
White
Opelika
R.H. E
Georgia League Action From Brunswick Cordele and Valdosta
In Brunswick Thomasville beat Brunswick 8 to 6 with East and Dudley battery efforts. Cordele defeated Waycross 4 to 1 behind Stafford and Coveney. Valdosta toppled Americus 7 to 4 as Gary and Manchester paired with Anderson and O'Brien in the batteries. Umpires were Collina Chappell and Gentle.
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Brunswick
Thomasville
East
Dudley
Hartner
Shuman
Collina
Cordele
Valdosta
Americus
Gary
Manchester
Anderson
O'Brien
Gentle
Carolina League Scores From Durham Greensboro and Charlotte
In Durham Asheville edged Durham 6 to 1 with Watson Frye Mc Manue and Short dispatching for Asheville Umpire Frank officiated. In Greensboro Raleigh were defeated 7 to 9 as Yon Mack Boyle and Stuart starred for Greensboro Umpire Van Buskirk called the game. In Charlotte Winston defeated Charlotte 5 to 6 with Lee Garvin Thrailkill Neiderkorn behind the plate Umpire Bennett.
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Durham
R.H. E. Asheville
Watson
Frye
McManue
Short
Frankin
Greensboro
R.H. E. Raleigh
Yon and
Mack
Boyle
Stuart
van Buskirk
Charlotte
R.H.E. Winston
Lee
Garvin
Thrailkill
Neiderkorn
Bennett
American Association Baseball Scores at Minneapolis and Columbus
In Minneapolis Milwaukee and Minneapolis combined for a 6 to 2 finish with errors and late runs. Batteries were Young Hughes Lake and Rondeau for Milwaukee, umpires Murray Johnson. At Columbus Indianapolis lost 6 to 9 with rain ending game in seventh. Burke Blackburn Bayers Davis Smith as battery and Owens Connally as umpires.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Young and Hughes
Lake
Rondeau
Murray and Johnson
Columbus
Indianapolis
Burke
Blackburn
Bayers
Davis and Smith
Owens and
Connally
Federal League at St. Louis Indianapolis clash
Federal League action centers on a St. Louis versus Indianapolis matchup with scoreless entries noted. The brief indicates a lineup or standings update from the event held in St. Louis, highlighting teams and location. No full game details are provided in the readable text.
American League 060 Npires 00x Egan and Evans
A wary recap notes Egan and Evans in a late inning stand for the American League venture. The two players contribute to a tense matchup with key hits and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
National League N C Post Office Robbed
Burglars entered the Whitakers post office by a window in Durham North Carolina early today and escaped with a large amount of mail a revolver and 1000 pennies. An attempt to open the safe containing several hundred dollars failed.
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N. C
Durham
Whitakers
Ritchie and White Eye Lightweights July Fourth Bout
San Francisco reports Willie Ritchie seeks redemption after a whitewashing and wants to box any lightweight here July 4. He favors Charlie White of Chicago for a twenty round match with a $17,000 share. Louis Parente claims backing to build a big arena near the city if the bout is made.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Charlie White
Chicago
Ritchie
Louis Parente
Parente
Georgia Tech to Host 1914 Football Classic in Atlanta
Atlanta will host the 1914 football game between the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech after strong attendance at the previous meeting. Athens made a bid but the athletic board voted to play in Atlanta with a possible return to Athens next year if advisable. The board also appointed team managers and assistants for baseball and track.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Athens
University Athletic Board
Athletic Board
Ed J. Hardin
Gainesville
Hollis Lanier
Americus
Financial
Hugh Hodgson
Richard Pelser
Montgomery
Joseph Nathan
Jesup
K. B. Hodges
Albany
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