Ben Oval Wins Union Stakes at Aqueduct Rainy Card
Frank Purcell quoted 10 to 1 as Ben Oval narrowly prevails in the Union Stakes at Aqueduct on a deep track after heavy rain. Favorites win most events, with Ban Royal just failing in the Untadz Stakes as Dolly Bultman and Pickaninoy headline a windy, fast-paced card across six races including maiden and handicap contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Purcell
Aqueduct
Iwon
Blakes
Ban Royal
Torryrive
Golling
Kittle
Ikie
Butweil
Dolly Bultman
Gritin
Bat Masternor
McCabe
Agawam
Creevy
Pickaninoy
Benschoten
Merry Lad
Langan
Elipora
Muse
Bianche Frances
Stara Zooranae
King Cobalt
Prince Gal
McGee
Musgrave
Hen Loyal
Hyland
Iggagan
Ruston
Thingy Tome
Galiey Slave
Frank Maltens
Taplin
Garner
Rake
Butwelt
Love One
Sheriff Bradley
Sutragdat
Butwell
Ouk
John Rea
Aven
Thames
M. Cambeon
Young Boile
Shawnee
Ornalla
Blizzard
Giants Triumph Over Brooklyn in Brisk NL Tilt
National League summary from New York April 25 reports the Giants defeating Brooklyn 3 to 1 in a game praised for brilliant defense including a triple play by Belding and four double plays. Also notes a darkness-shortened tie between Philadelphia and Boston 5 to 5 and Cincinnati beating St Louis 7 to 4 with early pitching issues for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Rogers
New York
New York Nationals
Brooklyn
Ioning Beldwell
Doyie
Doxie
Merkle
Hummel
Firatg
Burch
Thire
Zix
Battaris Ker Bergen
Vitas and
Myers
Klem and
Kane
American Horses Win at St. Cloud Races
American-owned horses took four third places in four races at St. Cloud. H. B. Duryeé's Rose Noble was third in the Prix du Hote de Boulogne, Thomas Hitchcock Jr's Irkoutsk third in the Prix du Gros Bulston, Frank J. Gould's Justinien 07 and Ingambe third in the Prix Velasquez and the Prix tex Au depines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Cloud
H. B. Duryeé
Rose Noble
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Irkoutsk
Frank J. Gould
Justinien
Ingambe
Champs Return from Road Trip in Balking Weather Analysis
The article discusses the Champs return from a road trip, opening a four game series with Bil Bernhard's. Nashville flunters and a two team lineup for pitchers are noted, with weather and warm-season play affecting performance. The piece urges optimism, stating there is time before September and that the team can improve as temperatures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber-rerserete
Enow
Zamplat Ponce
Leon
Bil Bernhard
Nashville Flunters
Rane
Bernhard
NAS Bay
J Wiseman Vinson
Belgie
Flood
Bronkle
Lynch
St Louis Breaks Detroit In Twelfth Inning On Muddy Day
April 25 Detroit and St Louis played a ragged game on a muddy field with freezing temperatures. A 12th inning hit and an error gave St Louis the winning run as Hartzel’s ninth inning homer sparked a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brégrant
Tigers St
Crawford
D. Jones
Loule
Detroit
Bailey
Wddell
Stephens
Willett
Parnel
Stanage
Billy Grifff Meets Kid Brown in Armory Hall Bout
Armory Hall reopens with a first class card led by Billy Grif fifth facing Kid Brown. Grif fifth trained weeks including a ten day stint in Atlanta to acclimate while Brown returns from Memphis with confidence and strong form. The revival card promises a capacity crowd with a renewed boxing program and high hopes for an exciting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Queensberry Amusement
Harry Staten
Smanager
Lad Brown
Memphis
Bettie
Billy Griffifth
Atlante
Kid Brown
Atateh
Ho Olight
YMCA Gym Exhibition Promises New Calisthenics Program
The Young Men's Christian Association physical department will host a Grand Opera House event tonight at 8 o'clock. Over 500 tickets had been sold by yesterday noon. Admission is 69 cents for orchestra seats and 25 cents for balcony. The program features calisthenics, club swinging, apparatus work, diving, tumbling, and a monologue by James C Wardwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's ‘Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
James C. Wardwell
Augusta Defeats Jacksonville Toddy In Freezing Weather
In near freezing conditions at Augusta on April 25, 700 spectators watched Augusta beat Jacksonville 2 to 10 in a featureless game. Key plays included a three-base hit by Jadkeonyila, two-base hit by McMahon, and solid fielding with multiple hits and defensive errors noted amid gusty conditions. Batteries were Hannifan and Helm for Augusta and Monahan for Jacksonville, with penalties including wild pitches and a double play sequence Blorkette to Edwards to Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts
Augusta
Jacksonville
Nara
Jadkeonyila
McMahon
Helm
Stalen
Blorkette
Edwards
Hauser
Palmettos
Indians
Savannah
Columbia
Howard
Mabry
Massing
Faninga
Flowers
Wells
Jones
Collings
Colling
Buramary
Breitenhelm
Wobileben
Dwyer
Schwietzka
Magoon
Collins
Omplonea
Collina
Wella
No Games Played in the Southern League Amid Cold Weather
The Southern League faced widespread postponements as cold, rainy conditions halted play. Hamburgers of schedules shifted to double headers in Montgomery and Mobile with single games in Atlanta and Memphis, while Nashville and Memphis saw delays affecting Chattanooga and Atlanta. New Orleans versus Mobile was postponed, marking the first April postponement in the city since organized baseball began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
Enteric
Yesterday's baseball results across several leagues
Scores from the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues plus the American and National Leagues show Birmingham, Memphis, and Columbus among others posting losses in cold or wet conditions. Notable games include Augusta 8 Jacksonville 3 and Columbia 8 Savannah 3 with many teams tallying runs in tight contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Jacksonville
Macon
Columbus
Columbia
Savannah
Natio Eéague
Boule
Cincinnati
York
Baptists Trim Auburn In Mercer Doubleheader
In Macon on a cold day Mercer defeated Auburn with a dominant pitching and hitting display. Davidson held Auburn to limited scoring as Mercer battered early, with Burroughs and Davidson pacing the offense and Reynolds and Wills contributing key plays. Box score lists Mercer winners 8 to 2 in the opener and details a second game slated for tomorrow.
Welterweight title bout tops Monte Athletic Club card
Jack Robinson of Atlanta meets Clarence English for the South welterweight title at Monte Athletic Club, 177% Whitehall St, in a bout billed as one of the best. English defends the West title and is noted for hard hitting and endurance. Semi wind‑up features George Denlen vs Greek Eddie Kelly in a lively slap‑fest. A four‑round preliminary opens the show at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Ath]leetic Club
Whitehall Street
Jack Robinson
Atlanta
New York
Clarence English
Jim
George Denlen Witl
Eddie Kelly
Attins
Jeffries Troubled by Skin Eruption in Training
Ben Lomond April 25. Following Joe Choynaki, the new physical director at Camp Rowardennane, J J Jeffries today booked the usual training schedule. If he accepts adviser tips, it will be several days before gym sessions resume. Reports say a skin eruption on his back is a serious blood condition diagnosed by Choynaki. Trainers believe he has trained too hard and will regulate work from now on. He recently triped to Santa Cruz for a chat with the camp doctor and took a dip in the surf and a hot mud bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lomond
Joe Choynaki
Camp Rowardennane
J. J. Jeffries
Choynakt
Jeffries
Santa, Cruz
Peaches beat Electrics in cold Columbus game
Macon defeated Columbus 3 2 in ten innings as Newton pitched. Weather was frigid with a snow morning and spectators in overcoats. Scoring came in the first inning for Macon, seventh for Columbus, and a Macon tally in the tenth. Final 3 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaches
Columbus
Macon
Newton
Where They Play Today In Regional Leagues
Sombere League games list Nadliville at Atlante Chattanooga at Memphis Birmingham at Montgomery two eight Fatienal League matchups Boston at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at New York and St Louis at Cincinnati Amerione Lae Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Charles New York at Washington and others in unclear venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C. New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Nadliville
Atlante
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmiingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Augusta
Colombia
Savannen
Macon
Columbus
Boston
Falladelphia
Fittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
J. Louis
Cincinnati
Amerione
Bouton
Ashington
Bubbling Water Defeated in Clayton Handicap at Emeryville
At Emeryville California April 25 Bubbling Water failed to overtake the lacery in the Clayton handicap after a late charge. Favorit fared badly as F Harrington and the horse Dr Dougherty were ruled to the turf for Harrington’s refusal to surrender the horse. Race results list Diedelle winning the first race, Acquia Jolie Montrose second in the Futurity, Tex winning the third, and Lewinton top in the sixth with Bubbling Water also among several runners in multiple races.
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Oakland
Cal
Bubbling Water
Emeryville
Lacery
Brilliany
Favorit
F. Harrington
Dr. Dougherty
Harrington
Diedelle
Moleesworth
Dowerens
Callaghan
Sully
Jackson
T Gantem
Green Dragon
New Copien
Circo
Dakigren
Vempasian
Saunders
Ethel Moir
Ormonde Guatningham
Tex
Thomas
Burning ‘Broan
Moiseworth
Biskre
Callahan
Emma Bervicence
Burleigh
Ampedo
Biased
Om Adams Gino
Ferlanea
Say
Fero L
Lewinton
I Aia
Reyneugh
Beaumont
Tremargo
Coburn
Don Enridue
Ide
Caveign
Reu Ben
Kaiserhoff
Ocean Shore
Mike Nanami
Béracinescu
Lady Panchith
Vandasen
Adena
Billy Mayer
Williams
Ihira
Marburg
Cling Musgrave
Dovalta
Argonaut
First Fight Ticket Goes to Roosevelt in Gold
Denver April 25 The first ticket for the July 4 fight between Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson will be presented to Theodore Roosevelt on his arrival in New York. Jack Gleason announced the ticket will be solid gold and properly engraved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Jack Gleason
Pimlico Card Shows Favoritism in Close Races Steeplechase Highlight
At Pimlico April 26, favorites won most races as track heavy and water jumps featured in the steeplechase. Races included two-year-olds, three-year-olds, and handicaps with notable winners such as Maramara and Horace H. across events, with Black Bridge taking the steeplechase despite a sharp horses in heavy going.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piato
Jimmy Lane
Black Bridge
Birat Rach
Turtongs
Kate
Clef
Belle Klegaton
Horace H
B. Davis
C. Gilbert
Cheaterbrook
Dugan
High Hat
John Miller
Rose Beaumont
Rising Star
A. Henderson
W. Allen
Ifezle Fiat
R. Tyler
Vilhalla
Ben ‘Cole
King’ Guinea
Maie Fletcher
Pretty Michael Jon
Pemlico
Dr. Barkley
Takshire
Kyre
Ster Gowan
Kyrst
Haymarket
Tivolini
Hymen
Tempter
Turiongs
Yack Ryan
Sally Oday
Grepehild
Mussemelon
Andy Chinfolm
Pootlights
Minta
Lesoad
Dorchester
Ini Y i Amyi
Tasteful
Layminster
Southern Boy
Jack Frost
Leopard
Town
Landmark
Glopper
Moltk Equation
Howlt
Trudo
Nanters
Selectus
Duke Maigh
Gelling
Wale
Chotmaster
Chesterrock
Charivari
Gay Degelver
County Fair
Juggler
Conarlians
Adalla
United Hunt
G. M. Miller
High Private
Putka
Hibernica
Sapprantica
Weatier Fair
The Forsyth and Lyric Theaters Show Night of Acts
Ray Cox headlines at the Forsyth with a strong burlesque and baseball skit prowess while the Lyric presents Ginia Will Be Gixie with Bob Harty delivering songs and comic numbers. The bill includes Howards, Martinette and Sylvester, LaCroix the juggler, and a cock fight on stage earning steady audience praise.
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Forsyth
Starayth
Ray Cox
Commediennes
The
Howards
Martinette
Sylvester
LaCroix
Rie
Lyric
Atlante
Bob Harty
Ginia
Gixie
Ebenezer Dodge
Harty
Harry Grivbong
Tom Sparrow
Bertie Beaumont
Adslyn Hates
Gwendoline Coats
Lonely Sprouts
Marjorie Altes
Brussela Sprouts
Vera DeFord
Father Sprouts
Bailiffs Arrested for Drunken Disorderly Conduct at Forsyth
Carl Mo Lyneastar bailiff of Justice of the Peace Puckett and W H Mills bailiff of Justice of the Peace Jackson were arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct outside the Forsyth theater. They were confined at the police barracks after a clash near crowds exiting the venue. Mills was released on cash collateral. The incident drew officers’ attention as a drunken Lancaster, an ardent Democrat, expressed party views and attempted to fight Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mo Lyneastar
Justice of the Peace
Puckett
W. H. Mills
Jackson
Forsyth Theater
Frey
Toggle
Lancaster
Mills Wee
Sills
Property Transfers Highlight City Deed Deals Across Neighborhoods
A stream of property transfers shows numerous warranty and bond for title deeds. Transactions include Morgan to Bagwell on Maple arrest and Forrest avenues, Hunter to Jones on Georgia Avenue, Dougherty to Houghton at Bass Street corner, Whitmer to Brown on Fourteenth Street, Loyd to Blackman and Well on Whiteham Street, Burke to Walters at Bonaventure, Blower and Stover to Zachery on Auburn Avenue, Wey to Helmy on Forrest Avenue, Pearl Loyd to Eineman and Well on Whitehall Street, Word to Riley on Peachtre road, and Ray to Brown on Garnett Street. Prices range from 750 to 18,700 with various deed types listed.
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B. F. Morgan
J. W. Bagwell
Maple
E. F. Morgan
Nouthwest
Forrest Avenue
Lester Street
Carlotta Hunter
Mra. R. W. Jones
Geor
Sis Avenue
E. A. Dougherty
George R. Houghton
Bass Street
HU Street
S. M. Whitmer
Avia Collier Brown
Fourteenth Street
W. H Mery
C. Claments
Dagress Avenue
Ola Margaratte
Ray
James R. Brown
Walnut Street
Julia M Loyd
Jacob Blackman
Sigmund Well
Whiteham Street
J. E. Burke
W. T. Walters, Jr
Northwest Corner
Charlies Avenue
Bonaventure
Frank G. Blower
Claude Stover
J. H. Zachery
Auburn Avenue
Fort Street
H. B. Wey
Louis T. Helmy
Jackson
Warrenty
Martha Pesrl Loyd
Jacob Eineman
Sigmund Wail
Whitehall Street
Southern Railway
Arnold Broylea
Thomas M. Word
Peachtrea Road
James BL Riley
Peachtree Road
Reiter
Georgia Avenue
Martin
Graduation Exercises Held at Grand Opera House
The Atlanta School of Medicine class graduated 42 students at Grand Opera House with diplomas presented by Hon. R. R. Arnold after an invocation by Rev. A. R. Holderby and the dean's report. Dr. W. W. Pilcher gave the annual oration and several graduates received certificates of distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Clave
Atlanta School of Medicina
A. R. Holderby
George H. Noble
R. R. Arnold
W. W. Pilcher
F. J. Grinrida
Glover
Gunter
G. T. Harper
W. Heller
W._A. Herrington
M. K. “Kinnsman
EH. Lydon
F. RX. Mashburn
W. C. Myers
D. H. MeCord
J. L. Meati
P. Norman
J. M. Oliver
W. C
J. T. Pettit
A. F. Quillien
C. Rainey
D. ¥. Sage
F. Scales
W. Scott
B. W. Sherause
B. Smith
B. H. Smith
J.C. Stewart
W. A. Binnets
W. C. Thompson
G. C. Tuggle
W. Walker
D. F. Winn
A. W. Wood
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