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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
3
In a June 16 game at Ponce de Leon Park the Crackers defeated the Vols 7 to 3. Tommy Long starred with a timely triple driving in three, plus two more hits and two stolen bases. Gilbert Price pitched effectively for the locals.
Play by play shows a tense baseball game with multiple innings, notable moments including Schwartz and Goalby scoring on errors, Daley’s hits, and late rallies. Key players include Callahan, Alperman, Price, Lindsey, Perry, Bisland, Agler, Dunn, Welch, Long, and Gibson. Short bursts of scoring occur in the second, fourth, and ninth innings with several timely hits and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
Baseball box scores list R H E lines for Raleigh 3 Durham 10 with three runs in the 9th, Winston-Salem 7 Asheville 13 with 4th inning rally, Charlotte 3 Greensboro 6 with late scoring. named pitchers and umpires included for each game.
Louisville defeated Kansas City by 6 to 3 in Toledo while Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 1 to 0 in Indianapolis and Columbus posted a 3 to 1 win over Milwaukee in Columbus Umpires listed as Westervelt Ir win Handibee Chill O'Brien Connolly Johnstone amid the scattered box score lines and player pairings Rhoades Mitchell Powell Clemons Gilligan Smith Clark Dougherty Hughes Ferry and others appear in the fielding and batting references including multiple umpire assignments across sites
Baseball summaries show Providence beating Montreal 10 to 6 with key players Dale Burns Wheatley and J Onstow. Baltimore defeats Rochester 10 to 6 with Martin Hoff Williams and Shawkey Egan. Jersey City defeats Buffalo 18 to 12 behind Beebe Gowdy and Davis McCleary Shaffey Wells. Newark loses to Toronto 19 to 27 with Gaw Graham Shack Smith and umpires Owens Nallin.
Savannah hosts Charleston 6 0 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 and Jacksonville 1 3 1 showing Baker Thompson Adams Geibel as fielding notes with umpires Leary Barr Foster Menefee Stewart Pender. Albany visits Macon with Bremmerhoff Wells Moses Reynolds and Moran credited on the totals.
Southern League matchups highlighted with Memphis hosting New Orleans and Memphis facing Montgomery Mobile. The brief schedule notes potential venue shifts and team appearances in the southern circuit.
Inadequate OCR shows scattered NL results across cities with incomplete lineups. Teams listed include Pittsburg Boston Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and St Louis against Brooklyn New York Philadelphia and others with players Rudolph Rariden Alexander Hentraft Marshall Chalmers Killifer Cheney Brésna Marquard Myers and more amid umpire notes and partial innings.
American League games at New York Detroit Washington feature Russell and Schalk versus Groc with 2 to 3 runs. Philadelphia hosts Cleveland with Falkenburg and Carisch in action. Boston faces St Louis as Leverenz and Agnew work behind the plate. Umpires Evans and Egan.
At Shibe Park Philadelphia twenty seven men were arrested this afternoon charged with gambling. They were found in the lower right field grandstand just before the game between the Atheletics and Cleveland began.
In Roanoke versus Portsmouth, Effird and Lafitte led Vogt with three runs scored and seven hits for the visitors while Norcom officiated. Umpires Colgate and Kelly worked Newport News contest. Petersburg delivered 15 runs with Brooks Langkin and Shenn among the batters.
In Waycross Roth and Dudley led a 13 to 2 loss by Waycross over Empire League opponent R H. Thomasville tallied 2 runs to defeat Cordele 5 to 2 behind Hall Eubanks and Moran. Valdosta crushed Americas 15 to 2 with Wingas and Pierre opposite Werner and Manchester. Waycross and Cordele games feature Umpires Day O'Brien Carter McAfee in quiet, compact score summaries.
Covington crushed Chicago 18 to 12 in nine innings while Cleveland outscored the Tigers 8 to 2 in nine. Levering, Ragsdal, Timmerman and McDonough handled pitching for Covington. Wilson and Conklin worked for Chicago. Rice, Green, Miller and Kleinow did the Cleveland hitting.
Anniston defeated Opelika 7 to 6 in a low scoring GA-ALA league contest. Stevenson and Sheppard contributed for Anniston as Pyron and Allen added support.
An advertisement touts a booklet by M A Woods at 534 Sixth Ave New York claiming three days to improve health lengthen life cure foul breath and heart weakness while boosting vigor and calm nerves. It markets quitting smoking aids and offers free mailing of the booklet.
Night racing at the Prince Motor drome will settle whether Jock McNeil or Wilmer Richards holds supremacy on the new track. The feature includes a match between Harry Glenn and Georges Rene with a previous dead heat, as tickets go on sale for a Tuesday event starting at 30 dollars.
Chicago report notes fighter Packey McFarland will send his family on a three month voyage from New York aboard the Carpathia to Ireland with stops in London Paris and Scotland before returning. He has bought them a home on Garfield Boulevard and will collect rent from one of his six flats. Packey also plans to resume boxing soon and has told his manager to contact clubs.
A humorous look at Charlie Maranville catching fly balls with his stomach and the antics of linesmen Lavender and others. The piece riffs on spitball lore, comments on players like Colt Hofer and Hyter, and ends with playful jibes about Brown and Ker being married.
The ninth annual State tournament opens at the Piedmont Driving Club on Monday with first rounds scheduled all week. Nat Thornton of Atlanta seeks a third straight men’s singles title to gain permanent possession. past champions include Karl F. Little G V Angier Jr Frank Payne Eden Taylor and E V Carter Jr. E V Carter Jr and E S Mansfield, doubles champions, will defend their title this season. Reynolds referees the plaqu e tennis cracks gathered.
New York June 16 The registration committee of the Metropolitan Association a branch of the A A U reinstated Hannes Kolehmainen who was suspended Thursday for failing to send in a report of his expenses at a meet. The Finnish runner is now in Duluth Minnesota.
In Zanesville Ohio on Sunday New York Nationals lost 5 to 4 to the Interstate League club after umpire Frank Newhouse of the International League forfeited to Zanesville 9 to 6 following a fight with Giants star Merkle. Manager Hogan then resumed play and acted as umpire.
Charley Ledoux bantamweight champion of France arrives with manager Frank Galvin and trainer Joe Smith in Los Angeles. He is matched to box Eddie Camps for 20 rounds at Vernon, four weeks from tomorrow night at the Pacific Athletic Club. Johnny Dundee and Jack White also set for 20 rounds at Vernon tomorrow night after a vigorous workout with over 1,000 visitors watching Dundee.
Houston defeated Fort Worth 8 to 1 while Beaumont beat Waco 5 to 1. Galveston routed Austin 10 to 1. San Antonio won 4 to 3 against Dallas and later edged Dallas 5 to 2.
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