Banives Wins Hotel Stakes at Jamestown
Banives, the odds on favorite, captured the Atlantic Hotel Stakes at Jamestown by a head from Golden Butterfly. Michael Angelo, second choice, finished third in a three-horse field. Baby Wolf won the earlier event. Weather fine, track fast. entries listed for the Jamestown program include Baby Wolf, Muskimeon, Michael Angelo, and multiple other horses with weights and odds.
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Norfolk
Banives
Jamestown
Golden Butterfly
Michael Angelo
Baby Wolf
Byrnet
John Patterson
Sweeney
Jacobite
Me Cahey
Hedge Rowe
Huda Sister
Brevite
Laughing Yves
Path- Ander
Jolly
Lawren Wigeiia
Dress Parade UW
Muskmeion
Gassing
Ieven
Secon
Tella Michael
McIntyre
Whin
Neva
Royal Lodee
Bankes
Burns
the Gallen Butterfly
Michael Anerio
Taplin
John A. Munroe
Tuman
Ted
Bervicence
Warrington
St. Joseph
Byrne
Moncrief
Takabira
Lady Irms
Mite
Sellin the
Olaen
Sly Edward
My Gal
Hanover
Henry Munro
Frank Purcell
Women Golfers in Tournament at East Lake
The Atlanta women will play a flag golf tournament at East Lake tomorrow afternoon starting at 1:30. Entrance is 50 cents. This handicap event uses flags to mark progress. the player who covers the most ground within allotted strokes wins by completing the eighteenth hole.
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Atlanta
East Lake
Stone Mountain Beats Riverside in Gainesville Finale
Stone Mountain defeated Riverside in Gainesville this afternoon with a 4 to 0 score. Cooper and Hertington powered Stone Mountain at the plate while Wilder pitched for Stone Mountain and Hutchinson pitched for Riverside. Batteries Wilder Jefferson Pavlovhead and Hutchinson.
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Stone Mountain
Hiserside
Gainesville
Cooper
Hertington
Wilder
Hutchinson
Riverside
Regulars Triumph Over Yannigans at Ponce de Leon Park
Jordan's Regulars defeated Fisher's Yannigans 9 to 5 at Ponce de Leon Park on Monday afternoon as Mayer pitched effectively for the Regulars. Highlighted by Erskine Mayer's strong work and key hits from O Dell Walker and Sykes, the Regulars rallied behind timely errors by the Yannigans. Balenti starred on defense with eight put outs and two assists for Fishermen while Charlie Miller showed readiness to catch and return to duty.
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Fisher
Ponce de, Leon Park
Erskine Mayer
Brittan
W. Miller
Mayer
Ovell
Scotty Walker
Watson
Welle
Irica
C. Miller
Fenton
Airien
Balenti
Tairy
Charlie Miller
Chattanooga
Wishermen
Scanlon
Corbina
Britton
Secanlon
Zimmerman
Zimerman Wi Buhl
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Fenlon
Sykes
Ilight
O'Peil
Walker
Wells
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Ahlen
Eitiais
Dla
Odell Ab
Moran
Ker
Ab. R. He Po. A. & Zimmerman
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Ulrich
Ote Fisher
Balants
Britton P
BR. H. BE
Giants Dodgers and Yanks Win Openers In Exhibition Play
Baseball notes from New York and other cities show the Giants Dodgers and Yankees each winning exhibition games. The Giants defeated Jersey City 16 to 5, the Dodgers beat Newark 4 to 3 in eleven innings, and the Americans topped local foes 10 to 0. Also reported are UNC over UVA 1 to 0 and Philadelphia Nationals 5 to 2 over the Americans. Baseball scores and lineups across several cities follow.
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YANKS
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McGraw
New York Nationals
Jersey City
Brooklyn Nationals
Newark
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
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Raymond
Wilson
Meyers
Walker
Kissinger
Butler
Tannem
Able
Williama
Etts
Monroe
Walsh
Chattanooga Lookouts seek waivers on star Zachar
In Chattanooga Tennessee on April 1 special report, Elmer Zachar, once a 1000-dollar fall signing from St. Louis, fails in exhibition games and appears to be underperforming. waivers requested Friday, with a Cincinnati club and Elmira bidding. sale could net 400 dollars, a loss of 1100.
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Tenn
Lookouts
Elmer Zacher
St. Louis
Waivers
Zachar Priday
Cincinnati
Mosburg
Pittsburg
Bates
Cotton States
Smith
Elmira
Zacher
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Pitteburg
Pitcher Walter Johnson Joins Washington After Deal
Coffeyville Kan April 10 Pitcher Walter Johnson arrived from Washington and started back after a telegraph adjustment of his disagreement with Manager McAleer over a contract. He will arrive in time for the opening game and says he refused a three or two year deal insisting on a one year term and won his point.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Walter Johnson
Washington
McAleer
Washington Americana
Tele
Hoa
German Predominance Named On Crackers Ball Club
The Crackers boast a German heavy lineup with nine German players among a mixed squad of Irish English Scottish Welsh and Indian. Manager Otto Jordan will trim to fifteen on May 13 as Germans are projected to lead the Southern League. Also noted are Cubs with German names fueling strong performances and a list of German players in the Crackers and Cubs rosters.
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Atlanta
Faderland
Otto Jordan
Hans Wagner
Dick Hohntzel
Hann ‘Lobert
Cubs
George Crabble
CG. Miler
W. Miller
A. Britton
FP. Ulrich
H. Zimmerman
EB. Mayar
E. Sykes
Wilhelm and Schettler released to Birmingham
New York April 10. President Lynch announced the following releases approved by the National League. Hy Cincinnati to Galveston Texsa League G C Hinrichson to Birmingham Southern League F7d Wilhelm and Louis Schattler involved in the reshuffle.
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New York
T. J. Lynch
Cincinnati
Galveston
G. C. Hinrichson
Philadephhis
Birmingham
Wilhelm
Louis Schattler
Augusta Beats Sailors 5-0 In South Atlantic Series
Augusta Tourists defeated Charleston Sailors 5 to 0 in the third game of the series at Augusta Ga with strong pitching by Abercrombie and Hirschauser. Wessels praised for fielding at short while Bierman erred thrice. McGrew and Carty starred on the infield as Augusta built a 3 0 0 and finished with a 6 2 score in the late innings.
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Augusta
Charleston
Tourists
Sailors
Wessels
Bierman
McGrew
Carty
Abercrombie
Totman
Hirschauser
Gacrifice
McCrew
Wynneta
Waichel
Major Leagues Open Tomorrow Pace of 1912 Baseball
Opening day signals the start of the American and National Leagues with eight of sixteen cities hosting games. The Athletics are favored in the American League with Yankees in second. Hogan may replace Strunk in left field. National League sees Giants favored, Cubs and Pirates close behind, Cincinnati fourth, Philly among the rest.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Coicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cinetawati
Brooklyn
Hogan
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg Pirates
Cincinnati
Second Jackson For the Pelicans
New Orleans club buys Detroit Ameri can Leaguer Kirk, a second baseman, after report he hit .800 in spring practice and was described as a good man like Jackson. Manager Jennings wired the note from New Orleans on April 1.
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New Orleans
Kirk
Jennings
Jackson
North Carolina Edges Virginia 1 0 In Key Game
In Charlotte on April 10 North Carolina defeated the University of Virginia 1 to 0 in a sharp baseball matchup. The Tar Heels scored in the third on passes from Rixey and a Calmes hit. Driver fumbled allowing Witherington to score. Lee pitched strongly for North Carolina, while Virginia staged late threats but could not score. The preliminary rubber is set for April 22 at Greensboro or Charlotte with a large chilly crowd witnessing the game.
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Carolina
Virginia
Charlotte
N. C
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Lee
Witherington
Rixey
Finley
Atkins
Wofford College
Furman University
North Carolina
Greensboro
Tar Heels
Calmes
Pember
Beore
Stillman Wins National Squash Tennis Title
Dr Alfred Stillman of the Harvard Club won the national squash tennis championship at the Harvard Club of New York. He defeated J W Prentiss of Boston, holder of the Racquet Tennis Club title, 15 5 and 17 15 in the decisive match.
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Dr. Stillman
New York
Alfred Stillman
Harvard Club
National Squash Tennis Association
J. W. Prentiss
Boston
Races Highlight Pensacola Card and Odds Near Close
Pensacola racing opened with Creuse winning at 6 to 5 in the second event as betting ran brisk. Results list winners in five races with varying payouts and scratches, while local entries and forthcoming odds fill the rest of the program.
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Chalice
Amartine
Lucky Mate
Knight
Lady Hapshure
Dreyer
Dr. Hollis
Jackson
Imogene
Lady Martinez
Myrtle Quean
Ragards
Lois Cavanag
Jensen
Voi
Virginia Lindsay
Hall
Occidental
Grace Kimball
Warner Griswell
Carew
Sweet Owen
Eve
St. Dunstan
Hancock
Ossian ‘W
Royal Lady
Shawnee
Giants' Youngsters In Much Demand
New York April 10 Boston offered 4509 dollars for catcher Hartley of the New York Nationals, a sum Manager McGraw refused stating Hartley will stay on the staff permanently. Boston also sought catcher Whaton but he was not for sale. Several clubs showed interest in Fullerton. McGraw might move him to a minor if needed. Ernest Lush expected to join Baltimore Newark or Toronto and may become a regular New York National next season.
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New York
Boston
Hartley
New York Nationals
McGraw
Whaton
Fullerton
Ernest Lush
Baltimore
Newark
Toronto
Old Timer Shoots Saloon Keeper in Chicago
Frank Shugart former Chicago American League shortstop who helped the team win the pennant in 1900 shot Henry Wass a saloon keeper in a quarrel and was arrested on a charge of assault. Weather notes include racing odds and results with scattered, unclear entries.
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Chicago
Frank Shugart
Chicago American League Baseball Club
Henry Wass
Shugart
Gesault
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