Amateurs' Scores Sought for Next Week’s Games
Amateur clubs around the city are urged to send in written game scores to the Sporting Editor for publication next Saturday. West View Blaves defeat Battle Hill Juniors 7 to 4 with Pistbsck strong on the mound and Beott and Money delivering key hits. New Globe vs Soldier team from Fort McPherson slated for 3 pm, James Hanjaray manager reachable by Bell Main 1097.
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Standings of clubs in major leagues across cities
Southern League entries show Atlante in Memphis and Mobile in New Orleans. National League teams Bt Louis in Cincinnati and Pittsburg in Chicago. American League clubs Cleveland in Detroit and Chicago in St Louis.
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Yesterday's baseball results spanning minor leagues and millstone tours
Scores show Memphis over Atlanta seven to two in the Southern League and Birmingham topping Montgomery six to one. Other results include Chattanooga eighteen Nashville four and New Orleans eight Mobile one. In South Atlantic action Columbus beat Jacksonville four to one and Arguata edged Columbus one to one with Macon and Bavannah both listed. The Glidden Tour reports a 403 mile leg from Little Rock toward Texarkana with city-to-city legs planned toward Dallas and Chicago. East Point defeated West View Cubs with Coleman and Robert each notching four hits and both Rovkin and Spencer striking out eight. Capitol View beat East Point four to three with notable pitching and defense.
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Pimlico Handicap Day Attracts Holiday Crowd
A large holiday crowd watched Pimlico races with half the field favoring short prices. High Private won the Pimlico handicap comfortably as Heretic led the earlier events, with Beraf and others placing in the midpack. The day featured seven races including the Fatapsco steeplechase won by Boro and notable showings from Patriot and Racing Bell.
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Vallejo Handicap Sparks Large Oakland Crowd
At Emeryville racing drew a large crowd for the Vallejo handicap. Raleigh led late to beat Jim Gaffney with Inclement narrowly ahead of Orbien for third. Dr Dougherty was claimed for 550 dollars by E Wayland, owner F Herrington declining surrender as judges take up the matter.
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Race card fragment with listed horses and odds
A fragmented entry shows multiple horse names with numbers and course details across races. It reads like a twilight racing card noting horses such as Bubbling Water and Miss Naomi with various figures, but many items are garbled and unpaired.
Aqueduct Entries Monday Card Six Furlong Trials
The Aqueduct program lists six races for Monday with entries from Campatener to Dandelion and Firestone to Jeanne d Arc. Notable weights include Dolly Bultman 106 and Champion 112 in the opening six furlongs, plus several two year olds such as Little Pet 105 and Misa Dooley 102 in early events.
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National League Games Feature Turnarounds and Wins
New York Nationals topple Brooklyn 6 to 4 after trailing 4 0 through nine innings. Crandall's late homer and Myers double secure the comeback. Also Philadelphia defeats Boston 4 0 for their sixth straight home win. Pirates top Pirates? No, Pittsburg falls 7 4 to St Louis as Aiiler's bases loaded hit seals the victory. Moore shines after Camnitz.
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Hohnhorst Sold to San Antonio by Atlanta Deal
Hadie Hohnhorst the first baseman secured by Atlanta from Connie Mack and tied to Augusta in the South Atlantic League last season will likely move to San Antonio in the Texan League. Manager Hohnhorst plans to send George Letdy to San Antonio under an optional recall clause for the Champions. The deal is not closed yet but expected by the team’s return on Tuesday.
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Atlanta
Connie Mack
Augusta
San Antonio
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Arasee Defeats Prince Ahmed at Aqueduct Handicap
Arasee carrying 103 pounds won the Queens County handicap over 2 miles at Aqueduct on April 23, defeating Prince Ahmed and a crowded stretch run. Despite 7 to 2 odds, Arasee surged to victory in a field with Rialto and Royal Onyx also contending, time 4-8-? The program lists multiple races including maidens and others with various winners and times.
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Phillies Defeat Red Sox In Eleventh Inning Rally
In a tense American League tilt Philadelphia edged Boston 8 to 3 after a late rally in the eleventh. Carrigan homered for Boston in the seventh to tie the game, but Philadelphia manufactured the decisive runs aided by sharp fielding and pivotal hits by Paradelphia.
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Taft to visit both ball parks in St Louis
St Louis April 28 President Taft will attend a reception in the city on May 4 the same day two major league teams from St Louis play here he has directed the reception committee that he will tour both ball parks in the afternoon Jeffries Goes to Ben Lomond Gal April 3 James J Jeffries shifts training to strengthen his back and neck spends the day rowing on the San Lorenzo river to ease cramps and shoulder weakness and rests his usual road routine for the first time today
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Sweeney Sold to Bridgeport Amid League Shuffle
Hugh Sweeney, first baseman once with the Champions and younger brother of Ed Sweeney, was sold to Bridgeport, Conn in the Connecticut State League. President J. W Heiman announced the transfer after resolving the Savannah Bridgeport dispute over his services. Manager Jordan praised Sweeney, sent under an optional agreement with a string attached.
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Dobson Leaves the Mountain After Pirates Draft
Frank Dobson ends his connection with University School for Boys Stone Mountain after his May contract expiry. He met Pittsburg Club Secretary Locke in Nashville and said a sprained ankle would keep him from playing for weeks. Resting at Carlisle Indiana, he may be sent to Caroline Association until September to report to Clemson College as coach, with a strong pro football future anticipated.
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University School For Boys
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Foote Hell
Bagebort
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Tigers
Colicena Tenia
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