Cracker Lose Opening Game at Chamberlin Field
CHAMBERLIN FIELD CHATTA NOOGA June 21 The Lookouts won the first game of today's doubleheader. Three base hits Moran two. Double plays Noyes to Hannah and Hannah unassisted. Pitcher Atkins struck out three. Walks issued Atkins one and Cov elskie five. Sacrifice hits Hemphill Alperman Jordan Sentell. Stolen bases Callahan Bailey. Hit by pitched ball Atkins Balenti. Umpires O Toole Breitenstein.
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Bailey singles and scores as Moran makes a three base error on the play. Moran hits a three base ball for two runs in the second. Donahue and Sentell contribute with hits and steals in a tense game through the eighth inning. Barr and Balenti provide key outs and scoring, with multiple outs at second and third.
Baseball Diamond News and Gossip
Baseball gossip notes include the Cardinals road record and a world record irony, Se Magee’s pay push, a barber offer for tail-end hitters, and moves involving Moneymaker Englehart and other players. Various trades, signings, and oddities from Dallas to Chicago, with jibes at officials and managers and light humor about baseball’s quirks.
Boxing prospects and matchups across major cities
Boxing news highlights potential title path as Brown and Dillon draw interest in Canada. Winners from Moha McGoorty and Palzer Wells set to face other winners July 4. Carpentier Klaus in Paris 20 rounds. Zanders moves to middleweight with Mahoney likely. Attell Murphy possible July 20 Los Angeles, with Temple as weight substitute if needed. Ketchel’s estate noted. Buffalo card features Wilson Goldberg Moriarity Stein Pittsley Baker. Julian out with fractured arm.
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Day to cross Atlantic in 35 foot Detroit power boat
Thomas Fleming Day of New York oversees finishing and launching the 35 foot power boat Detroit built for Commodore William E. Scripps. Day plans to sail to England in July accompanied by a five man crew and a 2,700 mile fuel leg stored in 1,200 gallons of gasoline with strict safety rules aboard including no smoking.
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Infield Play Converts No Runs in Late Inning Rally
The frame features Hannah grounding out while Atkins moves to the ninth. Alperman doubles to center as McFlveen files to Barr and O'Dell singles to left with Alperman advancing to second. Harbison grounds to third, forcing Alperman, and a sequence of outs ends the inning with no runs scoring.
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Crackers Batting Averages Improve with Callahan
Dave Callahan the outfielder from New Orleans, acquired by manager Hemphill, steadily improves to a .266 batting average. The latest figures include yesterday's game against the Lookouts.
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Judge Moore’s Four Grabs Challenge Cup
London reporters note Judge Moore of New York and Chicago defended the international four in hand challenge cup at the international horse show. The trophy, highly prized, was retained in a competitive event today.
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Baseball Card South League Games Today
Atlanta faces Chattanooga and New Orleans meets Birmingham in Southern League action with Memphis visiting Nashville. Yesterday results show Atlanta tied Chattanooga, Montgomery beat Mobile, Memphis defeated Nashville, New Orleans edged Birmingham. Standings feature Columbus Albany Macon Savannah Jacksonville and others with various records.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot From Opening Day
American League matchups show St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Washington at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, highlighting early season pairings and tense rivalries.
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Slewster Sweeper II Derby Inquiry Sparks Turf Debate
June 22 report says Jockey Club stewards to investigate Sweeper II Derby ride amid accusations the American colt ran well below form and was possibly doped. Danny Maher rode the colt, with Frankie O Neill replacing him later. Duryea's influence cited as a factor in jockey selection. A leading sporting journal calls for inquiry to curb circulating rumors.
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Washington Still Hot After Wilson Collins
Vanderbilt pitcher Wilson Collins, hailed as the engine of Vanderbilt’s South championship, is being courted by the Washington Americans. Clark Griffith sent a second telegram inviting a conference and tryout, with Collins weighing the move due to Vanderbilt eligibility and financial issues. Observers note his speed and intellect mark him as a potential big league ace.
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Knockout Brown and Ed McGoorty Set for July Bout
Chicago report notes George Knockout Brown and Eddie McGoorty, Oshkosh fighter, scheduled for a ten round 158 pound bout at Benton Harbor on July 42. McGoorty trains in Indianapolis and Brown in Chicago. winner could contend for the regional middleweight title. Brown recently defeated Dillon, holder of a knockout over Hugo Kelly.
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Marquard Outpitched By Perdue Wins 16th Straight
Boston game recap notes Rube Marquard securing his sixteenth consecutive win for the Giants as they defeat Boston 5 to 2. Perdue allowed nine hits to Marquard's ten. both teams committed two errors. Doc Miller and Titus swapped teams on even terms in the announced trade.
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Ex Turtle McIntyre Signs With Indians in June Arrival
In Indianapolis on June 22, pitcher Harry McIntyre former Cubs star joins the Indians camp. He dismisses claims of being in poor shape as manager OLearys staff splits evenly between left and right handers and prepares for spring work.
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Swedish inventor clocks Olympic races with electric timing
Stockholm June 22 Herr Calstedt a Swedish inventor has devised an electrical timing method for Olympic races. Watches are connected to cinematographic gear and stop with the watch to give an exact picture of positions at the finish. The system aims to render disputes impossible.
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Princeton and Brown May Go In For Soccer
New York June 22 Soccer football is gaining a foothold in the East. Association Football league officers report soccer has crowded out the American game on the Pacific coast. Princeton and Brown have been formally invited to join the intercollegiate league whose members include Harvard Yale Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Haverford.
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Harry Lord Plays On With Sprained Wrist
Chicago, June 22. Harry Lord showed gameness by playing despite a sprained wrist from a line drive collision in Sunday's Sox Red Sox game. He slowed the ball before it struck his wrist and was told to sit out until it healed.
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Canadian Horse Sets High Jump Record at Olympia
June 22 London A Canadian horse ridden by the Hon Sifton cleared a bar of seven feet five and one quarter inches at the international horse show at Olympia setting a new high jumping record for horses.
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McDonald undecided on July 4 Johnson Flynn title bout
Las Vegas New Mexico June 22 Governor William R McDonald has not decided whether he will stop the Johnson Flynn championship fight set for July 4 He told business leaders he will issue a definite statement by Monday evening on the contest.
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