Antenor Takes Victoria Stakes at Jamestown Meet
Antenor, a W H Austin colt, won the Victoria Hotel stakes on opening day as Bam Matthews bolted to the inner fence in the fifth race and injured his rider Wingfield. Fred Miller and William Hickey were arrested on race-track law concerns and bailed for appearance tomorrow as telegraph wires were tested to avoid interstate preferential treatment.
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Sam Matthews
Norfolk
Antenor
W H Austin
Jamestown
Dogan
Byrne
Sweeney
Nickel
Inwood
Orphanry
Turner
Duchenne
Jack Baker Merryman
John A .Munro
Dunn
Bervicence
Warner
Cooney
Belt
Academist Cardiff
Muskmelon
Baby Wolf
Tom Shaw
Fort Worth
Moncrieft
Banarella
Takeahira
Sylvestris
Olsen
Montcalm
Bell
Estel
Pyramid
McCahey
John Patterson
Sam Mathews
Bang Bethlehem
Algronal
Warden
Joseph
My Gal
Aghar
Buck Thorn
Toronto Atlanta Game Postponed By Wet Grounds
The Toronto versus Atlanta game scheduled for Wednesday afternoon was postponed due to wet field conditions. The double header resumes today at 2 o clock with Toronto fielding veteran stars including Witte Keeler Tim Jordan Bill Bradles Joe Kelly Ed Kilmain and others.
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Toronto
Atlanta
Tome
Witte Keeler
Tim Jordan
Bill Bradles
Joe Kelly
Ed Kil- Wan
Stone Mountain Meets Riverside in Key Prep Clash
Stone Mountain meets Riverside in a pivotal southern prep game set for Monday in Gainesville. Coach Graham has built a strong Stone Mountain squad amid handicaps and aims to upset Gainesville to shape the state prep championship race.
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University School For Boys of
Stone Mountain
Riverside School
Gainesville
Alwass
Kelly
Mountimeery
Roster to Exter Seasot Pitchers Coveleskie Carmichael
Roster lists pitchers Coveleskie Carmichael Benton Demaree Mare Clayton Wagner catchers Higgins Lafitte first base Lister second base Hulswit shortstop Sentel third base Murch Perry left fielder Zacher center fielder Collina right fielder Canneli
WITH THE AMATEURS BY EVERETT MILLIAN
Amateur sports roundup notes postponed prep league games due to war grounds. Marist v Peacock and G M A v Tech High kickoff delays. public schools set to resume Friday after a rest. North side Piedmont Park clashes Luckie vs Tenth and Calhoun vs State. south side Brisbane Park hosts Fraser v Formwall and Crew v Inman Park. Baraca League to meet at College Co-Op 97 Peachtree Street tonight. City League to meet Friday at Co-Op at 1 o clock. team reps urged. Railroad League seeks fast teams via College Co-Op Shelley Ivey. Bell Main 3281.
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Everett Miliian
Marist
Peacock
Marist College
G M. A
Tech High Bunch
Sug & H
Luckie
Calhoun
Fraser
Formwall
Brisbane
Inman Park
Piedmont Park
Briabine Park
Baraca League
College “Co-Op
Peachties
City League
Iock
Cong League
Shelley Ivey
Bell Phone
Judge Kavanaugh Names Dick Jemison Scorer
Judge William M Kavanaugh assigns Dick Jemison sports editor of The Southern Association to a scorer role amid scant details about the 1811 baseball season and related correspondence.
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Kavanaugh
Dick Jemison
Southern Association
William M Kavanaugh
Vanderbilt Baseball Faces Weakened Line After Birmingham Trip
Vanderbilt returned from a Birmingham swing with three wins over Howard College by scores of 14 5 17 4 and 8 2. Captain Freeland suffered a shoulder injury while sliding, Hinck sprained an ankle, and Ray Morrison broke a knee. Coach Velpker must cope with limited replacements as Vanderbilt heads to Cumberland University next Saturday.
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L. W. Hardage
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Howard College
Commodores
Freeland
Hinck
Ray Morrison
Velbpker
Lebanon
Cumberland University
Baseball scoreline tips Cincinnati win at Cleveland
Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 with mixed hits and errors in the fifth inning. McQuillan, Suggs and McLean pitched for Cincinnati while Young, Kaler and Fisher worked for Cleveland. Riverside beat Atlanta School of Medicine 8 to 7 in Gainesville with White handling good pitching. Bam and Chandler released by New Orleans manager Frank. Adams and Camnitz starred for Pittsburgh in a 4 to 0 win over Memphis as Allen struck out three for Memphis.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hardhire
Riverside
Gainesville
Atlanta School of Medicine
White
Pavelaski
School of Medicine
Brockman
Heauford
Carter
Pele
New Orleans
Bam (Sanford
Chandler
Charles Frank
Frank
Pelicans
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Tenn
Adams
Camnitz
Pittsburg
Allen
Hig Credit
Frita
Questions Answered in Sporting Column About Local Baseball
The column poses five questions about Camnitz of the Jersey City club Billy Smith and the Lookouts first game in Atlanta April 15 and whether Jordan will keep Fueich Wake Johnson departure plans. It concludes Camnitz is a better pitcher than Johnson not as good K K K Flour is sold by grocers.
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Camniitz
Jersey City
Billy Smith
Atlanta
Lookouts
Jordan
Fueich
Wake Johnson
Washington
Howard Camnitz
Johnson
Sid Smith Wing Giving Trouble Fire in Nip Sap Rising
Sid Smith shows a splendid hitting and fielding form with the Napa but struggles with the throwing arm this spring. Reporters say the whip should strengthen in a few weeks, potentially earning him a regular spot with the Naps this season. Competing for slots are Adams and Fisher with past ball mishaps noted. Buffalo team from Milledgeville bids farewell after spring practice, heading home with exhibition stops planned en route.
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Cleveland
Sid Smith
Napa
Bin
Sid
Naps
Smith Adams
Fisher
Smith
Mercer and Macon clash over baseball schedules
Macon Georgia April 5 there is a serious conflict between Mercer University and Macon end of the South Atlantic schedule both sides have arranged to play on nine overlapping days The park is city owned and councils are asked to reconcile the matter but only one club can cancel dates The first conflict comes April 14 and 15 when Macon faces Columbus and Mercer plans to play Tech Fans and management face losses as changing the Sally league schedule is not possible and forfeits loom if Mercer breaches engagements
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Macon
Mercer University
Afacon
Columbus
Mercer
Tech
Auburn Beats A and M in Twinbill at Miss
Auburn defeats Agricultural and Mechanical College Mississippi in a doubleheader. First game ended 6 to 4 with Auburn rallying late. second game a pitching duel won by Auburn 1 to 0 behind Newell. Newell fanned 11 and held the Cadets to two hits. Smith started strong in game two.
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Newell
Newells Briliant
Newall
Smith
Faircloth
McCoy
Streit
RAE Auburn
Carter
J M Jennings
MaGruder
Folmar
Warrcloth
Spire
Archer
Time
Milt McDermott
McGruder
Kunogt
Noble
Critz
Davenport
Brooks Homers Tie Mercer In Slow Baseball Battle
Georgia beat Mercer 2 to 0 on April 5 as Brooks hit two left field home runs in the fourth and eleventh innings. The wet field slowed play. Mercer’s Norman pitched well, while Georgia had seven hits and left three on base. Mercer stranded three in the ninth, but Georgia held for the win amid miscues and base running errors.
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FP. L. Johnston
Macon
Georgia
Mercer
Brooks
Norman
Rooka
Thompson
Brannen
Ginn
Bowden
Wills
Manley
Willa
Voss
Ab Rob Po
Will
Alford
Ice
Oao
Zellars
Roddenbery
Ve Gerorcua
Rob Pa
R. Ginn
Glow
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Bartlett
Wie
Oo Brennen
Toseuk
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Bummary
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Mangus
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Hite
Ramuela
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Weems
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Webb Mangus Atolen
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Lewin
Columbia
Augusta
Combia
Augusta By & Pears
Powall
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Weber
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McCarthy
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Wessel
Beltrer
Abercrombie
xMiller
Piez
Cavender
Eck
Kunkel
Pulenchner
Rae Auguste
Abercrombia
Menefee Falenw
Maceder
Powell
Munkel
Galea
Glee Plez
Talenwider
Falenwider
Abercrombie S
Lef
Holden
Albany
Spencers
Wasterfing
Chastant
Berkel
Gnadinger
Alcock
Matthews Co- Brooke
Te Holden
Yasterling
Taylor
Jacksonville
Spencer
Miter
Batts
Hoffman
Russell
Whitted
Mortell
Wilson
Wienels
Matthews
Wasterling
South Atlantic League games listed for today
In the South Atlantic League Jacksonville visits Albany Macon plays Columbus Augusta meets Columbia Savannah travels to Charleston Other games include Toronto versus Atlanta in Atlanta Nashy Me against Louisville in Louisville Chattanooga versus Pittsburg in Pittsburgh The Havana five cent cigar misleads buyers with ten cent prices Atlanta weather notes list postponement of Charleston versus Savannah due to rain and a forecast of fair weather tomorrow Pitcher Bobby Wall added from Petersburg may appear for Savannah Ackles to start for Savannah and Autio to fill pitching needs
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A Nichols
Sisson
Columbus
Macon
Becker
Ea Lena " Rille
Reidy
Lipe
PC Leafé
Albany
Weenon
Charleston
Mangus Rt
Columbia
Webb 'Es Phelen
Beynolds
Savannah
Andrada
Reynolds
McKensire
Besnolés
Irwin
Jacksonville
Augusta
Toronto
Atlanta
Nashy
Louisville
Chattanooga
Pittsburg
Pittesboro
Bobby Wall
Sallore
Petersburg
Virginie Clubeeu
Sommerie
Autio Ee Ia Abnana
Regis
Ackles
Savsamh
Cotton States League Opens 1911 Season With Opening Games
Jackson Mississippi April 6 The Cotton States Baseball League begins its 1911 season tomorrow with opening games set in Yazoo City Greenwood and Hattiesburg under fair weather forecasts for all three venues.
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Jackson Miss
Cotton States Baseball League
Yazoo City
Greenwood
Hattiesburg
Yesterday's South Atlantic League results report
Albany defeated Jacksonville 2 to 0. Columbia beat Acquata 4 to 2. Macon won 3 to 2 over Columbus. Columacs edged Macon 3 to 2. Casilenc-Savanush Taam appears in the box but details are unclear.
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Albany
Jacksonville
Columbia
Acquata
Macon
Columbus
Columacs
Casilenc-Savanush
Taam
Pitcher Darden Fans Twenty-Two as Cadets Beat Tech High
Georgia Military Academy routs Tech High School 11 to 0 as Darden strikes out 22 of 27 batters. Berger allows 11 hits and 11 runs while GM A’s defense commits ten errors. Darden and Brewton lead with strong support from cadet infield and outfield.
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Darden
Georgia Miitary Academy
Tech High School
GM. A
Aitton Berger
Tech
Berger
Seaboard Shortens New York Schedule
Seaboard cuts New York schedule effective April 9, with Atlanta departures at 4 pm arriving Richmond 7 25 am and Washington 10 17 am reaching New York by 3 56 pm. Train offers sleeping and observation cars, electric lighting, and arrives at the new Pennsylvania Railroad station on Seventh Avenue and Thirty second Street. City ticket office listed as 48 Peachtree.
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Atlanta
Richmond
Washington
New York
New Pennsylvania R. Station
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-second Treet
9 Days More Did Not Need Third Baseman
Edward M. Ashenback recounts a 1903 Kansas City game from Humor Among the Minors. Bil Clymer, Wilkestarre club owner, recalls Suter Sullivan as third baseman and an argument between Egan and Foreman over balls and strikes.
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Jack Ryder
Kansas City
Louisville
Bil Clymer
Wilkestarre
Wish Egan
Frank Foreman
Suter Sullivan
Egan
Foreman
Towarn
Bullivan
Sully
Bil
Cy Young Rumored to Join Barons in Bold Trade Tale
A Birmingham Barons signing of Cy Young is claimed in a Mobile Register piece, though the report is labeled fake. It alleges Cleveland sent Young via waivers, with manager McGuire approving negotiations and Dough and Molesworth guarding details while spring training notes praise Young's current form.
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Mobile Register
Denton T
Waterand
McGuire
Dough
Molesworth
Senators May Play Crackers Farewell Game On Friday
The senators and Crackers may meet in a two game farewell exhibition at Ponce de Leon Park Friday afternoon. If managers McAleer and Jordan agree, Walter Johnson could pitch for the Crackers and Tom Fisher for Atlanta, promising a strong contest for local fans bidding farewell to the visiting club.
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Senators
McAleer
Jordan
Crackers
Ponce de Leon Park
Atlanta Tann
Constitution
Walter Johnson
Tom Fisher
Atlanta
McAfee
Jorson
Consternation in racing circles over Norfolk track cut lines
In Cincinnati officials reported a sudden disruption before the first race at Norfolk Virginia when trunk lines linking the track with national racing networks were cut. Long distance lines were used to relay essential information to handbook men and pool rooms, incurring hundreds of dollars in tolls and sparking widespread concern among racing enthusiasts.
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Cincinnati
Norfolk
Parker Heads Auto Board In New National Review Court
Judge Alton B Parker of New York is named head of a new Automotive Manufacturers Association board of review acting as the supreme court for automobile controversies. Appeals can go to this court from the contest board and other bodies on serious matters. Parker sits with the panel as head.
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New York
Alton B Parker
Automobile Manufacturers’ Contest Association
New Board of Review
Supreme Court of
Contest Board
Judge Parker
Ganzel Smashes For Pete Lister In Rochesters Lineup
Manager John Ganzel praises Pete Lister as a top first baseman in the minor leagues after a strong show in exhibition games. Lister’s fielding and solid hitting, at 273 in exhibitions, boost his value for Rochester, per the club official.
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Lister
John Ganzel
Rochester
A. A
Chattanooga Times
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