Home Team Triumphs In Final Atlanta Nashville Game
Atlanta beats Nashville 7 to 5 in the final Nashville series game at 3:30. Winters starred with key hits and Smith provided support as Nashville’s Zeller and Raymond struggled on the mound. Attendance around 1,500 with Sailor Jack Ely lined up to pitch for Nashville.
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Shreveport Ome
New Orleans
Atlanta
Wee Flea Nashvine
Memphis
LhteRock
P.c
Augusta
Jacksonville
Barannay
Ves
Macon
Charleston
Columbia
New York
SERS
Pisburg
Ese
Ghicego
Philadelphia
Sge
Basten
Bae Gincinnath
Ig Sag
Brookim
L 'Re
Washington
St. Lit
Chicago Theology
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Nashville
Billy Smith
Gever
Zelder
Rube
Crozier
Jansing
Richard
Smith
O¢In
Winters
Archer
Zeller
Eitcher
Sith
Sid Smith
Doc” Childs
Sailor Jack” Ely
Fea- Smith
Ozler
B. Smith
Fox
Jordan
Hoffman
O Zeller
Raymond
Mary
Stafford
Seman
Centro
Zeiler
Offer
Rusgell Atruck
Mond
Z Eller
Reagell
Ed Balis
Tre
Kennedy
A Lucky Postmistress and Local Scores Mentioned
A fragmented item notes a postmistress in Cary who found Dr King s New Life Pills the best remedy for stomach liver and bowels in disorder. The text also lists scattered scores, teams and individuals, including Jacksonville Savannah Charleston and Augusta references.
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Xirs
Alexander
Cary
Ite
Dr. King
Shreveport Beats Memphis In Hard Hitting Game
Shreveport, La. April 27 The locals defeated Memphis by hitting hard and often. Highlights include home run by Stickney three-base hits by Graham and Raley two-base hits by Babb and Hess and several double plays. Clark and Suggs pitched for Memphis and Shreveport respectively with final score 12 to 10. Time two hours. Umpire Rudderham.
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Memphin
Sugomary
Byrne
Daley
Hess Cooley
King
Ab. Evans
Bo. Byrne
F. Clark
Datey
Hess
Gratiua
Stickney
Becker
Memphis
Bane
Eh Graham
Ef. Nichols
Ss. Carrey
Birmingham
Montgomery
Molesworth
Ene Smith
Waltera
Elsey
Matthews
Oyler
Reagan
R Houtz
Durrett
Schwartz
Ad Apperious
Mullaney
Perry
Busch
Ae Hausen
Maxwell
Montgomer
Gear
Hausen
Dalis
Erdzice Laney
Mullis
Buckley
New Orleans
Little Rock
Bolln
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DeArmond
McKean
Meany
McCann
E . Johnson
Ib. Anderson
C. Watt
Orlab
Rickert
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Knoll
Beck
Bird
Eof O'Brien
Cargo
Stratton
C. Bolin
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Johnson
Wonderors
Hita
Bell
O'Brien
Bira
Knol
Andersen
Blake
Bolin Bolin
Watt
T. Ware
Bolin
Orlems
Pfenninger
Baseball scores from April 27 with several shutouts and wins
April 27 reports from Cleveland Detroit St Louis Washington and Philadelphia show varied scoring. Donohue struggled for Cleveland in the sixth while Louisa led St Louis over Chicago. Hughes kept New York on six hits in Washington. Philadelphia shut out Boston as Plank suffered on offense. Time details and umpires noted for each game.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Loula
R.H. BE
Bt. Louis
Glade Smith
Richetts
Patterson
Smith
Sullivan
Connolly
Connor
Washington
New York
Hughes
Heydon
Orthany Klenow
sher_idan
Philadelphia
Boston
Plank
Phildelphia
Tox
Young
Graham
Powers
Evang and
Hurst
New York Nationals defeat Philadelphia to sweep three
New York Nationals beat Philadelphia 3 1 to complete a three game series win. RH and E scores show New York 100 020 0 0x to Philadelphia 000 000 1 0. Batteries Willis Bowerman Lush Doolin. Time 2:48. Umpires Emstie Conway.
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Philadelphia
New York Nationals
Willis
Bowerman
Lush
Doolin
Emstie
Conway
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
al Rhoy
Karget
Lynch
Peita
Taylor
Grady
Johnstone
Brookly
Boston
R. H. B. Brooklyn
Scanlon
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Lindaman
Young
O'Neill
Chicago
Cincinnati
R.H. E
Ker
Reulbach
Heebe
Kiting
Harper and Shingstone
Xlem
Carpenter
Tech Triumphs Over Mercer In Slugfest Pitching
Exidle Lafitte dominated Mercer for seven innings, fanning fourteen as Tech built a 4 to 0 lead. Mercer rallied with two runs in the ninth but Tech held on 4 to 3 in a sharp display despite injuries to Day and Butler. The second game slated for this afternoon at 4 30 features Tech and Mercer again.
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Spooning
McMillan
Gold and White
Mercer
Exidle Lafitte
Marist College
Macon
Lafitte
Eddie
Heisman
Helsman
Chapman
Stiles
Hellaman
Lafltte
Ab, Rh. Po. A
Hamilton
Robert
Lombs
Knight
Afite
Deans
Wright
O Chapman
P Eaeald
Mercer— Abor
Conner
Crawford
O Kendrick
Popper
Mallory
Whatley
McCathern
Bhannon
Smith Pw
Pepper
Smith
Nia
Harley
Virginia 7 Georgia 1 in pitcher’s duel at Charlottesville
Virginia freshman Susong silenced Georgia’s offense as Busong limited the Bulldogs to five hits. King Sullivan struggled early and late, yielding six runs across the first and seventh innings. The Cavaliers collected seven runs with solid defense to hand Georgia its defeat in Charlottesville on April 27.
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Georgetown
Sullivan
University of Virginia
Old Virginia
King Sullivan
Georgia
Busong
Virginia
Yale
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
North Carolina
Carlisla
Glan
Susong
R.H. E
Susong and Chandler
Sullivan and Brown
Banner Wins Gus Masten Purse at Lexington Meet
Six favorites fell as Banner from T C McDowell stable captured the Gus Masten purse at seven furlongs in 1 26 3 5, near the track record. Dr Lee Huffman and Are Light were notable big backers in earlier and later races, with several long shots holding place throughout the card.
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Banner
T. C. McDowell
Gus Masten
Lee Huffman
Are Light
Big Killings
Dr. Lee Huffman
W. Allen
J. J. Hicks
Restoration
Austin
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John Kauffman
Harold B
Webber
Hold Fast
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Morris
Wiggstick
Nicol
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Charles Oak
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Orline
Suzanne Roermora
Wainwright
Judex
Gay Boy
Munro
Hex Mead
Prestige
Josette
Goldway
Mattie Mack
Oregar
Della Thorpe
Koerner
Avendon
Taylor
Blue Daisy
Delia B
Mary Darby
Sister Peggy
Little Wanda
Veda
Pallatina
Princess Marie
Arc Light
Cadichon
Swain
Dungannon
Hicks
Rain Devila
Loupy
Ingolthritt
Memphis Montgom ery Park Handicap Upset by Broomhandle
In Memphis on April 27 at Montgomery Park the Memphis Club handicap over 7 ½ furlongs saw Broomhandle win as John Smulski faded in the stretch. Knight of Ivanhoe faltered behind Hereafter, and John Randolph captured the steeplechase as Tristan Shandy fell.
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Tenn
Montgomery Park
John Smulski
Odda
Pat Broomhandle
Baker
Knight of Ivanho
Knight of Ivan
Hor
Jotn Randolph
Tristan Shandy
Jacoma
Cherry
Madonna
Scoville
Banellen
Shhade
Margaret Morris
1Dbmnan
Bitter Lee
Sainzilla
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Bedr.ce
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Manders
Obert
Trogon
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Faotights
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Knight of Ivanhoe
T. Burny
Blacklock
Frits
Ferri
Barian
Sir Geoffrey
Miss Hynes
Scotch High
Broomhandle
Burns
Tartan
Tima
Fox Hall
John Randolph
McHenry
Casedor
Oliver Mee
McKinney
Dawson
Allegiance
Hyperion II
J. Harris
Chartey
W. Fisher
Stoney Hill
Billy Mayham
Proteus
Platoon
Lady Henrietta
Nealon
Our Sister
Stumptown
Young Reminder
Aaron
Forehand
Poor Zimmer Keeps Losing Sewanee Game Review
Sewanee edged University of Nashville 3 to 2 in a cold afternoon contest with Sparkman in the box. Sparkman struck out six and allowed two hits while Bull fanned two. Nashville hit six. Errors stood at four apiece as the game swung on a pivotal innings.
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Sparkman
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Nashville Boys
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Metropolis Jockey Club opens spring meet at Jamaica racecourse
Jamaica New York April 27 the Metropolis Jockey Club spring meeting opened with four favorites winning amid a fast program. Inquisitor captured the Paumonik handicap, six furlongs in 1 13 1 5, while Frank Lord won the selling at five eighths in 1 00 4 5. The Redtke followers swept the card with four winners including Yorkshire Lad in the sixth race, and Clare Russell led four other winners in the day’s events.
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Metropolitan Jockey Clan
Jamaica Jouay
Inquisitor
Frank Lord
Folloowers
Redtke
Becken
Toots Mook
Hadtke
Hoses Pocus
Garner
Dones
Renault
Greenland
Cinna
Mingta
St. Steph
Killkare
Robador
Shlond
Bselling
Water
Radtke
Lilita
Iwi
Herratt
Beldmore
Noone
Holloway
Kings Gem
Water Bearer
Pleasant Days
Bemay
Baird
Athens
Hornet
Royal Hreeze
Kalter
Sally Preston
Moresey
Miller
Diamond
Knapp
Pierratt
Southern Cross Fire Ball
Monet
Bohemia
Right and True
Diamond Flush
Yorkshire Lad
Telephone
Finn
Samuel i. Harris
Crimmins
Caronal
Aucassin
Howling Bridge
Jane Holly
Clare Russell
Cochran
Altar Tarela
Toudles Rans
American Association Scores from Midwest Cities
At Louisview Kansas City beat Columbus 5 to 1. St Paul defeated Indianapolis 3 to 5. Milwaukee edged Toledo 3 to 9. Minneapolis routed Toledo 4 to 9.
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Louisview
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
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Lee St
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