Crackers Top Lookouts 4 to 1 in Ponce de Leon Park Tilt
The Crackers led by Matt Williams beat the Lookouts 4 to 1 at Ponce de Leon Park. Jacobsen hit a first inning home run and Tommy Long added a late homer as Williams struck out nine, setting a season mark with five straight strikeouts in the second and third innings. Two games scheduled for tomorrow start at 2:16 and 3:46.
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Ponce DE Leon Park
Crackers
The
Lookouts
Matt” Williams
Jacobsen
Williams
Paige
Kibel
Tommy Long
Johnson
Ens
Dunn
Jennings Jacobsen
Shanley
Jennings
Coyle
Flick
McConnell
Kircher
Eibel
Mick
Welch
Graff
Curves
Casey
Flanagan
Joe Dunn
Joe
Box Score Summary Highlights Leads by Janken and Long
Home runs by Janken and Long spark the game while Sacrifice hits come from Elbel and Dunn. Shanley and Kircher swiped bases, Dunn hit by Howell, and Paige drew five walks as Williams fanned ten. Groundouts include Coyle unassisted with Graff to Fick to Coyle and Johnson to Flick. Umpires Kerr and Fifield.
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Janken
Long
Elbel
Dunn
Shanley
Kircher
Howell
Coyle
Graff
Fick
Johnson
Flick
Paige
Williams
Kerr
Fifield
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Eibel
Tommy Long
Welch
Jennings
Ens
Morley
Bibel
Flanagan
Jacobson
Lookouts
Flannagan
Graft
Jenings
Mc Connell
Eibel, Coyle spark late rally in Cracker win bid
In a tight game, Eibel and Coyle produced a key late sequence as Coyle singled and Eibel advanced, while Williams and Kircher yielded a strong defense. The Cracker pitching kept pressure on the Lookouts, with multiple force plays and a concluding one-hit frame in the ninth.
Baseball Scores From Four Cities In One Note
In Minneapolis RF Es Columbus 2 6 2 and Minneapolis 4 7 2 with Schineberg Smith Frene W Smith on battery. Umpires Irwin Johnston. In St Paul Cleveland 2 7 2 and St Paul 17 3 with George DeVogt Hall Glenn on battery. Umpires Owens Connolly. In Kansas City Louisville 9 14 2 and Kansas City 5 9 2 with Toney Sevroid Laskette Moore on battery. Umpires Murray Johnston. In Milwaukee Indianapolis 2 10 5 and Milwaukee 7 4 with Merze Blair Jacks Hughes on battery. Umpires O'Brien Westervelt.
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Columbus
Schineberg
Smith
Frene
W. Smith
Irwin and
Johnston
St. Paul
R.H.E. Cleveland
George
DeVogt
Hall
Glenn
Owens
Connolly
Kansas City
R.H.E. Louisville
Toney
Sevroid
Laskette
Moore
Murray and
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Merze
Blair
Jacks
Hughes
O'Brien
Westervelt
Carolina League First Game Figures in Durham
In Durham, Greensboro fell 59 to 2 after a 001 000 000 1 line and Durhams 101 102 00x-59 2. In the second game Raleigh beat Greensboro 25 to 0, while Durham lost 3 to 1 to Raleigh with Harper and Stuart behind Frey and Short. At Asheville RG defeated Raleegh 4 to 2, and Winston beat Charlotte 9 to 5 after a 000 230 31ix over 000 ...
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R. H. E. Greensboro
Swatrzie
Porter
Frey
Short
Franklin
Asheville
Raleegh
Morrissette
Perkins
Fortune
Lowe
Vanbuskirk
Winston
Charlotte
Ledbetter
Murphy
Hicks
High
Meador
Garvin
Bennett
International League postponements and match notes
International League games faced postponements by agreement with Toronto Newark halted. Montreal at Baltimore and Buffalo Jersey City fixtures noted with Rath. Providence Rochester Pro Warengo 5 Gain Vickas Kaesas unclear venue listing.
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International League
Toronto-Newark
Providence
Rochester
Vickas Kaesas
Boer War Antagonists Refight Old Battles
A. Hadley of Tampa Powder Company and Dr. James Lindgren debated Boer War battles in Tampa. The men, who fought on opposing sides, clashed in a contentious round that left both men “messed up” as they argued over Kop, Bloemfontein, Ladysmith and other campaigns.
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Tampa
Fla
Real and True Jimmy Pipe Tobacco Brand Choice
A vivid sales pitch extols switching to a dust brand or fire brand tobacco to experience a genuine taste and the trust men place in a favored tobacco brand, promising a real and true smoking experience with a distinctive jimmy pipe or makin's cigarette.
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Jimmy
Scheiberl Beats Dalton In Twelve Round Gloves Bout
In Missoula Montana on June 19 Peanuts Scheiberl the featherweight defeated Jerry Dalton of California in a twelve round contest. The fight went full distance as Scheiberl injured his left hand in the fourth round and continued to the final bell.
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Self
Chester
8. C
J. A. Barber
River Bend
Ernest Shealy
Shealy
Scheiberl
Dalton
Missoula
Mont
Peanuts” Scheiberl
Jerry Dalton
California
Peanuts
Eddie Nearing Tops Tommy Teague in First Round Bout
Chicago middleweight Eddie Nearing scored a first round knockout over Navy fighter Tommy Teague at St. Nicholas Rink in New York. Referee Joh halted the bout after Nearing dominated from the opening moment.
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Teague
New York
Chicago
Eddie Nearing
Tommy Teague
Navy
St. Nicholas Rink
Joh
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