Memphis Chicks Beat Crackers 7 6 in Extra Inning Thriller
In Memphis the Chicks edged the Crackers 7 to 6 after ten innings as Dunkel doubled for a run and Schlei misplayed a throw allowing Dunkel to score the deciding run. Leichhardt faced Dani in a tight mound duel with home runs by Flanagan Eibel and Mullin.
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Cracker McConnell
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Eichel
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Akron Boxer Johnny Griffith Stops Willie Jones in Fifth
Akron, June 12. Johnny Griffith of Akron knocked out Willie Jones of Brooklyn in the fifth round when the referee stopped the fight to protect Jones before the scheduled twelve rounds.
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Johnny Griffith
Willie Jones
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Local Baseball Scores From LaGrange Talladega Cordele Americus Valdosta
At LaGrange R H E Anniston 000 001 003 4 7 3 LaGrange 900 200 00x 11 10 1 Batteries Clapp Batson and Tisdale Williamson and Lafitte Um pire White. At Talladega Newnan 010 010 100 9 Talladega 001 000 000 16 3 Batteries Whitney and Kimbail ne Schultz and Baker Umpire Mills. At Cordele Rint Brunswick 020 000 000 2 35 Cordele 102 011 00x 59 2 Batteries Hartner and Pierre Varden and Eubanks Umpire Gentle. At Americus Waycross 100 010 100 3 8 2 Americus 430 010 11x 10 11 0 Batteries Stafford and Coveney Geary and Manchester Umpire Collins. At Valdosta OR ALE Thomasville 100 230 200 8 10 1 Valdosta 200 000 0011 34 4 Batteries East and Dudley Zapke Anderson and O’Brien Umpire Chappelle.
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National League at New York Chicago New York
National League baseball action featuring New York and Chicago teams in a key match held at New York venue. The contest highlights team performances and standings implications amid season play.
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Federal League figure Myles Kennedy II dies at 53
Myles B. Kennedy II, owner of the yacht White Heather and Royal Yacht Squadron member, died today in London at age 53. His chief recreation was yachting and he followed America's Cup preparations closely.
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Atlanta
Royal Yacht Squadron
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Carolina League game called due to rain in Winston
Rain halted Asheville-Durham contest at Winston with score 161 to 173 after nine innings. Batteries: Harper and Stuart for Winston High and Garvin for Greensboro. Umpire Franklin ended the game at darkness after nine frames.
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Rea E. Greensboro
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High and
Garvin
Franklin
Savannah 25 Charleston 4 in South Atlantic League action
In Charleston Savannah defeated Charleston 25 to 4 with Causey and Smith behind the bat and Cochran and Marshall handling the outfield. Umpires Pender and Moran. Also Albany beat Jacksonville 6 to 3 with Morrow and Wells on battery. Macon edged Columbus 8 to 2 as Camnitz and Krebs worked the mound. Augusta toppled by Columbia 7 to 2 as Winchell and Chalker faced Barker and Wallace. Umpires listed.
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Macon
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Krebs
Golden
Bashem
Davern
Augusta
R.H. E. Columbia
Winchell
Chalker
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Wallace
Lauzon
Baseball doubleheader results with scattered cancellations
At Milwaukee Columbus beat Milwaukee 12 to 6 with batteries Cook Scheneberg Smith Houlik Braun Hughes on the umpiring crew Murray and Johnstone. In Kansas City RH and Cleveland played to a 27 to 3 score with Beck DeVoget Spellman Gallia and Gerbel as batteries and Owens Connolly umpiring. Louisville Minneapolis and Indianapolis St Paul were rained out with wet grounds.
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Ouimet Shines in British Open Qualifying Round
Francis Ouimet, United States open golf champion, played brilliantly in Troon Scotland finishing the qualifying round with a 77. The ideal weather attracted a 500 strong gallery as his combined two round total reached 154. Top contenders included James Braid 151 Harry Vardon 152 and E Ray 150.
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Troon
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
United States
Ouimet
James Braid
Harry Vardon
E. Ray
Kid Williams Cancels New Orleans Fight July 4
Los Angeles June 12 Kid Williams new bantamweight champion will not travel to New Orleans to meet Kid Herman on July 4. Promoter Tom McCarey has booked him to face Kid Herman and French champion Charlie Ledoux, dates undecided but one bout likely on the holiday. Coulon plans to return to Chicago next week. No shortage alleged in church trial finances.
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Kid Williams
New Orleans
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Battle
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Kid Herman
Charlie Ledoux
Coulon
Chicago
Pressmen to Meet in Rogersville for Annual Convention
Knoxville June 12 The twenty sixth annual convention of the Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of America convenes for a week's session at Rogersville starting Monday at the National Pressmen's Home.
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Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of America
Rogersville
National Pressmen's Home
Gibbons Choses Tough Opponent Over Brown Rematch
Chicago middleweight George K. O. Brown returned from Boston after a lively twelve round battle with Mike Gibbons. Brown plans another bout in Boston on June 30, while Gibbons declined a rematch saying the Greek is too tough for him and suggesting others tackle him.
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George K. O. Brown
Boston
Mike Gibbons
Brown
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