Crackers Triumph in 10-1 Win Over Chickasaws at Ponce Park
Carl Thompson earned his first victory for the Crackers in a 10 to 1 victory over the Chickasaws at Ponce de Leon Park on June 25. Thompson held the Chicks to eight hits and seven runs, while Eible and Flanagan each had strong days at the plate. The Crackers broke the game open with a three-run second inning and with Thompson never in danger, completing the afternoon rout.
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Ponce DE Leon Park
Carl Thompson
Crackers
Ducky Holmes
Thompson
Chicks
Eible
Flanagan
Box Score Highlights From Local Game
Three base hits by Kircher Eibel and Holmes fueled the offense. Sacrifice hits credited to Thompson Jennings and Alligon. Welchonce stole a base amid two double plays Holland to Eibel and Duncker to Stark to Dunck. Thompson walked seven times with two free passes from Holmes. Thompson struck out five times, Holmes once. Umpires were O'Toole and Kerni.
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Mullen
Wilson
Dunckel
McDermott
Short
Bemis
Dunn
Long
Ebbel
Jennings
Holmes
Flanagan
Coyle
Elbel
Thompson
Holland
Stark
Eibel
Allison
Flanigan
Hack
Ethel
Kircher
Welch
Alligon
Welchonce
Duncker
O'Toole and
Kerni
Atlanta
Memphis
Gr. Ho
E Holland
Gene Jennings
Rf Dunn
O Thompson
Ro H Allison
Wake Wate Wilson
Emis
South Atlantic League Scores From Columbia Jacksonville Albany and Macon
In Columbia Charleston beat Columbia 11 to 4 in nine innings. In Jacksonville Columbus lost 15 to 2 with Camnitz and Krebs for Columbus and Burmeister White for Jacksonville. In Albany Albany defeated Augusta 13 to 4 behind Wood Prough Nevenhouse and Wallace. In Macon Savannah won 27 to 11 with Cheney Gust and Basham on the batteries and Vitter as umpire.
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Jacksonville
R. HE
Columbus
Camnitz
Krebs
Burmeister
White
Moran
Albany
Augusta
Wood
Prough
Nevenhouse
Wallace
Pender
Macon
Savannah
Cheney
Gust
Golden
Basham
Vitter
Carolina League Baseball Scores from Raleigh Durham and Charlotte
In Raleigh Greensboro edged Raleigh 4 to 2 with Perkins Boyle and Furtelle batting for Raleigh. At Durham Winston beat Durham 13 to 3 behind Ray Garven Mea dows and Short. At Charlotte Asheville triumphed 3 to 0 over Charlotte as Ostermeyer Trye Fesperman and Hicks contributed. Umpires were Bennett Franklin and Van Buskirk.
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Raleigh
R.H.E. Greensboro
You
Perkins
Boyle
Furtelle
Bennett
Durham
R. H. E. Winston
Ray
Garven
Meadows
Short
Franklin
Charlotte
R. H.E. Asheville
Ostermeyer
Trye
Fesperman
Hicks
Vanbuskirk
Baseball Scores From Georgia Alabama Games
In LaGrange Anniston and Gadsden led losses with final tallies 6 14 and 3 10 respectively. Rome defeated Newnan 8 1 6 2 with Lewellyn and Kimbrell driving runs. Talladega beat Selma 3 7 4 while Umpires Head Bry Blackburn Nelson White oversaw the games.
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LaGrange
Ogolika
Sellers
Lafitte
Davis
Williams
Head
Bry
Rome
Newnan
Aaron
Taylor Lewellyn
Kimbrell
Nelson
Ninth Inning Rally Fails as Huskies Stave Off Wildcats
A late rally yields no runs or hits after Coyle lines out to Jennings and Stark fans in the ninth. Mullen grounds out to Holland to Hibel as four-seam attacks end with no score.
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Stark
Flanagan
Mullen
Tommy Long
Wilson
Holland
Etel
Coyle
Jennings
Dunne
Nings
Hibel
Entries at Latonio racing card details multiple races
First selling for 2 year olds fills fields Lizzie Puff Mountain ePart Grammont Lady Powers Firelight Lucille B Dorothy Perkins Mattie C Almeda Lawrence Dorothy Perkins Mattie C 110. Second selling for 38 year olds miles, various entries Billows Gladys V Wild Horse Princeton Ovation Penalty Pebeto Miss Barnharbor Boly Hill The Gander 110. Third allowances for 2 year olds five and one half furlongs Miss Bellamy Resign Long Beach St Charlcote Outlook Maniac 109. Fourth allowances for 8 year olds plus six furlongs Joe Walsh Huntress Bayberry Candle Osaple Tener Bank Bill Eustace Yanghee Uncle Hart Judge Wright 112. Fifth selling for 4 year olds plus mile and seventy yards Leopold L Adair Charley McFerran Green Jenny Geddes Higher U Ringling Jacob Bunn Outlaw Font mir 114. Sixth selling 8 year olds plus mile one eighth Transportation Pliant Prospect an Reno Dilatory White Wool 114. Apprentice allowance weather clear track good.
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xBillows
xGladys V
Wild Horse
Princeton
Ovation
Penalty
Pebeto
Miss Barnharbor
Boly Hill
Miss Bellamy
Resign
Long Beach
St. Charlcote
Outlook
Maniac
Joe Walsh
Huntress
Bayberry Candle
Osaple
Tener
Bank Bill
Eustace
Yanghee
Uncle Hart
Judge Wright
xLeopold
L. H. Adair
Charley McFerran
Green
Jenny Geddes
Higher U
Ringling
Jacob Bunn
Outlaw
Font
Hselling
Transportation
Prospect
Reno
Thoroughbred race entries and purses from a Canadian foal meet
A historical card lists purse events from five furlongs to a mile and sixteenth for multiple ages and conditions. Entries include Amphion Sir Fretful Arran Clinton Tankard Stout Heart Papi nea Harbard and many others with speeds and weights. Also eligible horses Julia Armour Alex Johnson Aprosa N. A. Stone Inkle Ask Her Captain Ben Black Pine and more.
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Amphion
Sir Fretful
Arran
xClinton
Tankard
Stout Heart
Papinea
xBolala
Harbard
Rey
Confide
Sand Bar
Bernadotte
Cy Herrick
Prince Ahmed
xDr. R. L. Swearcast
xCowl
xAunt Josie
Tie Pin
xHeenan
xBurwood
Vogue
xCasaba
Tarzan
Rash
Carigon
Noble Grand
Cliff Street
Brynlimah
Thoroughbred race entries with multiple selling and maiden divisions
A fragmented list of horse names and numbers across six race divisions for three, four, five and six furlongs or miles. Entries include Gold 118 Prairie Easter Star Podhaven Quick Start Faithful Coster Da kota Daisy Stevens xFuturist xTivi xBorgo Hafis An trim Paloye Dixie xAmazon Gold Crest Girl Mr. ws a Besom Master Joe Cagliostro Pawhuska Kilcrea Perthook Ben uvice Wooden Shoes xRecession Naiad Heart Beat Bong of Valley Bonny Boy Mans on wi Bay Edith Antrim Reflection Rhine Maiden Trust Me Pixy Charter Maid Tantivy Sand Bank Apprentice allowance Weather clear track fast.
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Cross Run
Tale Carrier
Pane Prynne
Elbiod
Prairie
Easter Star
Podhaven
Quick Start
Faithful i
Coster
Dakota
Daisy Stevens
xFuturist
xTivi
xBorgo
Hafis
Antrim
Paloye
Dixie
Ben Uvice
Wooden Shoes
xRecession
Heart
Bong of Valley
xBonny Boy
Manson Wi
Bay Edith
Reflection
Gold Crest Girl
Pixy
Charter Maid
Sand Bank
Braves Trade Noyes to Rochester and Keokuk Acquisitions
Pitcher Wink Noyes was sent from the Boston Braves to Rochester for $4 and shifted to the Montreal Club. Keokuk lands two players Red Barber and Wetzel to replace Dawson and elder pitcher.
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Braves
Noyes
Rochester
Wink Noyes
Boston Braves
Montreal
Keokuk
Moran vs Johnson boxing clash and city bout notes
Reports from coastal boxing circles note Moran predicts a knockout around twelve rounds while Johnson forecasts a Moran defeat. Promoters in Fort Worth seek Johnny Kilbane for a match with Jack White as Kid Brown travels to Macon for a ten round bout with Kid York. Stout card features Goodwin, Young, Howard, and Abelson brothers with heavy betting and weight considerations shaping Friday plans.
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Jack White
Charlie
Fort Worth
Texas
Bobby Waugh
Johnny Kilbane
Jack
Kid Brown
Macon
Kid York
Brown
Handsame Newsbody
Goodwin
Kid Young
Young
Ideal Vacation Plan for a Boy at Riverside Naval Academy
An outdoor and reading based program for boys, with government recognition, at Riverside Summer Naval School and Camp. Cadets reside in barracks or tents, finishing with a Wrightsville Beach camp phase. Session starts June 20 for eight weeks, illustrated catalog on request from Box 23 Gainesville, Georgia.
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Riverside Summer Naval School
South
U. S
Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Riverside Naval Academy
Gainesville, Ga
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