Henley’s Beautiful Work Beats Wake Forest 3–0 in Atlanta
In a tightly pitched nine inning game the Feds defeated Wake Forest 3 to 0. Henley the Tech twirler allowed only two hits and struck out fourteen. Hicks backed him with stellar defense as Tech produced flawless fielding and decisive late-inning outs. Wake Forest battled with Moore and Hobgund pitching, but could not break through as Henley shut the door with precise pitches and key catches by Asbury and Trantham. The crowd, though small, remained enthusiastic through every tense moment.
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Feds
Wake Forest
Techs
Henley
Tech
Atlanta
Hicks
Moore
Butons
Royster
Moors
Hobgund
Rogtry
Webgood
Griffin
Freeman
Rogers
Sams
Weaver
Hobgood
Asbury
Jong
Sam
Neel
Pop
Trantham
McCathran
Hentey
Georgia and North Carolina to clash in Atlanta contest
College baseball continues Saturday with Georgia meeting North Carolina at Brisbane Park. Captain Lawson of Carolina, praised for his pitching, faces Georgia’s revamped squad under Captain McBride. Umpire James Lynch will call the 3:30 game as fans pack Brisbane Park.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Brikbine Park
University of Georgia
University of North Carolina
Brisbane Park
Athens
Lawson
South
Georgia Boys
Carolina
Atlanta
Kimball
Aragon
McBride
Red and Black
James Lynch
University Boys Defeat Harmony Grove In Tight Baseball Game
The University of Georgia baseball team beat Harmony Grove on the Athens campus in a well played contest marked by clean fielding and heavy collegian hitting. Richardson pitched steadily, allowing five hits and two walks, while the Buesse battery for Harmony Grove faced strong Georgia hitting. Georgia scored in the third, sixth, and seventh and took the game to eight innings before darkness halted play.
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Harmony Grove
Athens
University of Georgia
North Carolina
Richardson
Athens Battery
Buesse
Fred Buesse
University
Blackshear
Cox
Tongites
G. Rice
Coz
Elder
McBride
Hall
Rounsaville
Carey
Whitield
Amely
Georgia
Georgia J. Ow
Baxter
Barber
W. B. Rice
F. Buesse
CC. Buesse
Barry
Lun
National League Scores and Rome Baseball Notes
National League results show Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 4 with errors guiding Philadelphia’s loss. St Louis 5 Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 9 Pittsburgh 0 highlight strong hitting and a key triple play. New York 8 Boston 4 in a tense Polo Grounds clash. Detroit 11 Cleveland 4 and Indianapolis 9 Buffalo 2 lead American League results. Rome Baseball Association elected officers with C. S. Pruden as president and a May 2 3 4 opener versus Knoxville delayed by wet grounds.
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Bostons
New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
R.H. E
Boston
Doheny and
Grady
Dineen and Sullivan
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Rome Baseball Association
Rome
Pruden
R. W. Graves
A. D. Hull
Frank Jones
L. Graham
J. W. Ledbetter
Miss Bennett Wins Memphis Stakes in Track Record Time
Miss Bennett, a two year old filly owned by George C Bennett, carried 115 pounds to win the Memphis Stakes at the Memphis track, equalling the five furlong record. Garry Herman and Lady Schorr were second and third as Celtic Bard and Harrie Floyd showed mixed form in other races.
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Memphis
Misa Bennett
George C. Bennett
Memprla
Garry Herman
Lady Schorr
Miss Bennett
Dick Burgess
Lady Sehorr
Garry Hermann
Burns
Harrie Floyd
Lord Neville
Dandy H
Lord
Fred Hessing
Schorr
Hood's Brigade
Celtic Bard
Thomas Carey
Clara Wooley
Flood
Brigate
Dr. Warmsley
Molo
Rose
McGinn
Eva Wilson
Ransom
Sldtilla
Menu
Myosotis
Cousin Letty
Rallie
Seling
Sard
Gilmore
Even
Fred Hessig
I. Burns
Gibson Girl
Crowhurst
Janewood
Darrene
Talley
Her Favor
Weber
Bequeath
Waters
Marion Lawson
Bil Jackman
Gadsden
Wild Tartar
Sylvian
Waterhouse
Fay Wood
Little Billy
Winkfield
T. Burns
Birdie Stone
Dominick
Evelyn Burl
Litan Reed
Irma
Kings Highway
Reda Pirate
Plantain
Montgomery Park
Hace
Netling
Mona Khan
Toka
Rose Caron
Louie Forbes
Alfred
Stites
Etta Fonss
Gallaway
Blackman
Cart
Abuatve
Julius Caenar
Engano
Emily Oliver
Luego
the Mecca
FIS
Zack Ford
Sliverdale
Burse
Old Ran
Highlant Lad
Bonnivard
Polly Rixby
Maud Wallace
Alapaca
Drambure
Gold Tor
Diggs
Sam Fallen
the Lady In Blue
Handpresa
Verity
Alwol
Larkspur
Nobleman
Belle of Memphis
Duke of Baden
Delays at Aqueduct mar a day of racing in New York
Long delays at the post and mixed results marked Aqueduct racing today with only two favorites winning. In the opener Zanone led a 4 to 1 finish, followed by Yorkshire Boy in the second race at 9 to 10. Santol upset in the third, and King Barleycorn claimed the fourth, while Ashes prevailed in the fifth selling race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aqueduct
Zanone
Mitchell
Sparrow Wine
Hathersoll
Sweet Caporal
Spencer
Ragged Sailor
Corialis Protus
Oliver Me
the Jefferson
Yorkshire Boy
Bullman
Vouch
Tabor
Strategiat
Doggett
Light Bal
Hanswurst
Servant
Lambkin
Graylette
Santol
Laureate
Candia
Dangman
Lettle Sheville
Elsie Skip
Ellen Daly
the Leavel
Basilisk
King Barleycorn
O’connor
Kinillinnie
Charentus
Maher
Boney Boy
Bonneville
Elin Conig
Warrenton
Ashes
O'Connor
Zenaide
Meaney
Delia Dee
McIntyre
Time
Novelty
Aqueduct racing entries and results across six races
Racing data lists six races with horse names, jockeys, weights, and outcomes. Notable entries include Tony Hanig, Shoreham, Wait Not, Scurry, Lone Acre, They Diddy, and Waterplant with various placings and times. A beverage ad for Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne appears at the end.
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Aqueduct
Tony Hanig
Rhynlander
Purlfactor
Alex
Posthaste
Expelled
Light Wing
Shoreham
Hold Night
Olea
Peaceful
Firelock
Precursor
Tent Bess
King Full
Juenma
Fluke
Insurrection
Revonah
Lothario
Queen of Lone
Alueaway
Elfin Conig
Erica Kringle
Scurry
the Regent
Handy Man
Tonhcum
Choice
Ondiidis
Willam Ack
Edna J
Furionga
Lone Acre
Leedsville
George Simons
Brisk
Chenille
Tuminintive
Owas Queen
Mouzeloff
Bessie Taylor
Wandering Minstrel
Tourney
Claude Dorsey Dead in Atlanta Electrocution Tragedy
A Columbus dispatch reports Claude Dorsey an Atlanta man and Southern Bell Telephone Company worker died after his safety brace failed on a Rose Hill pole. He was 21 and survived by his parents at 289 Sunset Avenue.
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Columbus, Ga
Claude Dorsey
Atlanta
Sunset Avenue
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Dorsey
Whitehall
Alabama
William D. O*haleron
Hallywood
Columbus
Craude Dorsey
Young Dorsey
Rose Hill
C. J. Tyner
Dicard
Klled
Grafter Wins Big Handicap at Epsom Run Yesterday
London April 35 The Grafter owned by J G Clark with Sloan up won the 2000 sovereign city and suburban handicap at the Epsom Spring meeting on day two. The gelding drew clear near homestretch to beat Innocence by three quarters of a length with Goblet two lengths back. Hyde Park plate went to L Reiff aboard a three year old. Copthorne plate handicap 150 sovereigns was taken by J Relff’s mount in the one mile race.
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Grafter
Epsom
London
J. G. Clark
Sloan
Pheon
Innocence
Gohlet
Martin
J. Relff
Maounts
Goblet
L. Reiff
J. Reiff
Indorsed the Telegraphers Union Supports Rail Strike
Central Labor Union of Chattanooga with fourteen trades unions adopted strong resolutions in favor of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers strike on the Southern railway. They urged all local labor unions to appeal to business leaders and shippers to withdraw patronage until the railroad treats its employees fairly and humanely.
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Central Labor Union of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Central Labor Union
Southern Railway
Rector Tenders Resignation in Chattanooga
Dr. William Pettis, long time rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church, offered his resignation to the vestry. The resignation was accepted. He will join the Episcopal School in Washington, D. C., and move with his family to that city on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Pettis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Thin City
Pettis
Washington, D. C
Miners Pressure Railway Agent in Bloc ton Incident
A union committee at Bloc ton demanded Southern railway agent Frank Demers quit his post. He refused, pending order from the railroad superintendent. A West Point, Mississippi report says striker Ross Bryan beat a fellow worker in Baird, Mississippi. Bryan remained at his post and the town was quiet. Both sides claim the upper hand with no further developments.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Blocton
Frank Demers
Demers
Birmingham News
West Point
Miss
Ross Bryan
Southern Road
Baird
Bryan
Inci
Missing wife prompts Morganville man to seek in Chattanooga
Y O Shields of Morganville Georgia arrived in Chattanooga to search for his wife who was sent here for medical treatment last Friday. He has heard nothing since and fears for her safety. He has worked with the police but found no clues during his citywide search.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Y. O. Shields
Morganville
Labor Men Meet to Act on Telegraphers Strike
Atlanta Federation of Trades held a large meeting with ten new delegates from recently organized unions. The Augusta convention report by M White was read, and a resolution urged withdrawing patronage from Southern Railway to pressure bargaining for telegraphers. Special guests praised Atlanta’s organization. talks noted eight hour day goals for stone cutters and plans for a lecture by L. White on Equal Suffrage. Delegates from carpenters and machine woodworkers reported forthcoming actions and open meetings.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Augusta
M. White
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Federation
Southern
Erp
Andrew Mureau
Meredig
Atlanta
E P. McCarthy
United Hatters
North America
N Leonard
New Orleans
Leonard
South
Granite Cutters’ Union
Soft Strane Cute Ters Union
Tlow
SM. White
Lattor Day Committee
Carpenters’ Unions
Machine Woodworkers’ Union
Gilbert
Tom Hunt Trial Chronicle of Verdict and Court Proceedings
A fragmented report covers the Tom Hunt trial day by day. Jurors weigh evidence, judge delivers charge, defense and prosecution present closing arguments, and a verdict of guilty is returned amid courtroom tension and penalties.
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Batle Royal
McKibbie
J. Merritt
B. Murphy
Paulson
Hhenie
McCathern
Snee
Sama
Porrest
Rooster
Tranthon
Frobgood
Pinan
Lynch
University Boys
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
R.H. EB
Dunn and McGuire
Platt J
McFarland
St. Louis
At. H
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Backtey
Pittsburg
Harry Floyd
Peer
Martinsville
End
McEiree
Thedford
Mra Moore
Cardus
Wa MedicinaGo
Lea & Perrins
UCR
Duncan
Jade Queen
Lady Padden
Dumdum
Gracious
Lamp Globe
Hamilton
Royal Ster‘ng
King Bramble
Pau Puk Kewis
The
Bell: Telephone Company
W. D. O’haleron
Hood
Dr. Lyon
Tom Hunt
Decla
Gandler
John
Mar
Hunter
Tse
George P. Warrison
Durie
Tompkins
Atterre
Tomy
Cardier
Bes and
Une
Dregaime Crab Ny
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