Barons Extend win streak over Gulls to four
Barons push four straight against Gulls as Birmingham scores late. Cavet replaces Berger and an error by Cavet spurs two runs. Johnston steals his 77th base, tying a Southern record. Birmingham heads to Mobile for a Sunday game then a home double header with New Orleans. Game lasted 2 hours 37 minutes with darkness ending play.
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Volunteers Lose To The Turtles In Southern League Race
In Nashville on August 31 Teddy Bair was knocked out in the third inning for the Nashville Volunteers as the Memphis Turtles surged ahead. Final score shows Nashville 9 to Memphis 5 with specified innings and runs.
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Alleghenys Beat St Louis 1-0 in Fifteen Innings
Baseball notes from 1877 record the Alleghenys of Pittsburg defeating St. Louis 1-0 after a fifteen inning game in St. Louis. Other entries mention 1883 Chicago Nationals 21 Cleveland 7 and 1883 Phillies 2 Washington 0 in twelve innings.
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Memphis Pitchers Struggle as Offensive Support Falters
Memphis pitchers toiled without run support as seven straight games saw zero offense. The team was blanked five times, and in the remaining two losses Ferguson allowed only a few runs, highlighting a powerless batting stretch behind the mound work.
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Billikens Shut Out By Frank's Pelicans
New Orleans Pelicans blanked the Billikens 7 to 0 as Adams and Manning struggled on the mound. Wagner paced New Orleans with key RBIs while Montgomery and the defense held the Billikens to few hits in the Aug 31 contest.
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New Orleans Buys Third Baseman From Defunct Cotton States
The New Orleans club purchased a third baseman from the defunct Vicksburg team of the Cotton States League. Atlanta meanwhile has promoted pitchers Wein and Cate Malcolmson to its roster amid citrus association links.
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Cactusiake Association
Lookouts Take Both From the Crackers
In the second game of the double bill Chappelle pitched for the Lookouts against Becker of Atlanta as the Lookouts won the matchup.
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Atlanta
Barons Visit Mobile As Postponed Series Resumes
The Mobile Southern League team hosts Birmingham in a resumed series with Pro Hardgrove on standby and hopes to win the mound game. Birmingham's strong showing dampened Mobile fans, as two games Saturday ended in Birmingham’s favor, with further matches scheduled through Labor Day and into September against Montgomery and New Orleans.
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Gulls
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Gamingham
Montgomery
Carrousels Triumph in Easy Victory Over Alagas
The Carrousels defeated the Alagas 14 to 5 in a one sided game. Gas ton starred in catching, B. ohon and H. Msket contributed at the plate and on base running. Several errors marred the Alagas’ effort as Gaston and teammates highlighted the offense.
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Management bid for Billy Smith in Atlanta club in 1913
Fragmentary note describes Billy Smith to manage an Atlanta team in 1913 as a new contract begins while current terms end. It mentions plans for a Washington trip to meet Clark Griffith and potential moves involving Otto Jorders.
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Atlanta
Tamoga
Washington
Clark Griffith
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