Chicks Rout Crackers In Third Battle At Ponce De Leon Park
The Chicks beat the Crackers 9 to 1 in a pitching duel led by Dent and Goulait at Ponce De Leon Park. Goulait allowed one run through six, fanned eleven, while Dent faltered in the seventh and eighth as Welch and Bill Smith were ejected in a benches-clearing moment. The final game is set for 3 o'clock tomorrow to catch trains.
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Ponce DE Leon Park
Chicks
Crackers
Dent Am Goulait
Goulait
Dent
Wilson
Dunckel
Schlei
Tommy Long
Coyle
Welch
Harry
Bill Smith
O'Toole
Box Score Summary of baseball game
Wilson had two base hits and Eibel and Kircher contributed in a pro length box score describing runs, hits, and outs across nine innings. Key moments include Jennings, Holland, and Eibel handling double plays and a late rally with Wilson driving in Stark and McDermott contributing. This recaps the pitchers, fielding choices, and sequence of outs for the Crackers.
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Jennings
Holland
Eibhel
Munn
Flanagan
McDermott
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Ejbel
Goulait
Dent
O'Toole
Schlei
Eibel
Welch
Innin
Thompson
Browning
Bill Smith
Mullen
Efbel
Cricker
Memphis
Atlanta
R. H. O. Holland
Ss Flanagan
Rf Gree
C Dent
Abrho Allison
Cf Clyle
Ee Stark
If Dunckel
Ecete McDermott
Confidential Loans. Nat Kaiser & Co. Inc. 21 Peachtree St
Nat Kaiser and Company at 21 Peachtree Street offers confidential loan services. The brief notice highlights discreet financial assistance from a private lender. Local business details and contact pathways are implied.
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Nat Kaiser & Co., Inc
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Southeast League scores report from Macon to LaGrange
Baseball results across the South Atlantic League with Macon and Augusta games, Columbus and Jacksonville called on darkness, Durham and Raleigh wins, plus Rome and Opelika scores and a boxing result in St Charles where Einert beat Nicolls in a six round bout.
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Washington Defeats Philadelphia By Forfeit In Extra Innings
In a game between the American League clubs, Washington leads 000 001 010 while Philadelphia fields Engel and Ainsmith against Bush and Schang. Umpires Chill and Sheridan. The game is forfeited to Philadelphia.
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Talladega Batter Up in Unclear OCR Box Score
Fragmentary scoreline data shows Talladega and Newnan baseball entries with incomplete innings and batter lists. Mentions Glazener Samford Sheppard Decatur Baker and King Jorda Whit as battery names amid unreadable OCR segments from Newnan and Gadsden regions.
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R.ts.ee
Winter Olympic sports announced for Berlin 1916 games
London June 26 Winter sports including yachting golf polo boxing wrestling rugby football and weight lifting will be included in the 1916 Berlin Olympic Games. Colonel Robert M Thompson president of the American Athletic Association announces before sailing home aboard the Mauretania.
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Berlin
Robert M. Thompson
American Athletic Association
Mauretania
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