Little Rock Wins In Mud as Hennegar Overruns Bunt
In a muddy field at Little Rock, Bob Stafford misplayed Hennegar’s fourth inning bunt, enabling Mathison to score. Little Rock and Atlanta traded hits with six neat catches by Gibest and Crozier, but Little Rock prevailed 6 to 1. Stafford and Wright led Little Rock with driving hits, while Atlanta’s Dolan pitched to slow balls and struggled against Mathison and Hennager.
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Little Rock Arch
Bob Stafford
Little Rock
Hennegar
Mathis
Mison
Crozier
Staffort
Markie
Thurstay Weyhing
Aos
Mathison
Koehler
Hannegar
Stafford
Tao
Gus
Pat
Wright
Hennager
Dolan
Weyhing
Atlanta
Jugsle Crozler
Koebler
Mahilng
Wd Markley
Bennett
Bridwell
Winters
Einfield
Mahling
Markley
Kaehler
Matthews
Eigth Stafford
Delehanty
Watt
Little Rore
Killen
Frank
Gilbert
Lynen
McCann
Huntsville Defeats Decatur 6-3 In Muddy Alabama Tilt
In Huntsville Alabama on July 31 special report Huntsville beat Decatur 6 to 3 after Decatur tied in the eighth. Farmer Leagan worked the mound for Huntsville allowing five hits while Ballard caught for Decatur. Welch and Apniston handled the battery for Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunteville
Decatur
Huntevile
Farmer' Leagan
Huntsville
Balllard
Welch
Brulare Wins Hawthorne Handicap in Tight Finish
Brulare led at 16 to 1 to win the mile and a half handicap at Hawthorne by a half length over Back of the 4 year old mare. The Race featured long shots sweeping the board in a field of thirteen maidens with cool weather and a slow track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brulare
Hawthorne
Bondage
the Giver
Aladdin
Beesle McCarthy
Nestoria
B. Konner
Major Dixon
H. Phillips
Curate
Sharpless
Jaubert
Somernault
Howendohler
Beshekaran
Arulare
Henry
Robbins
Relf
Bessie McCarthy
Warte Nécht
Semper Vivum
Huzaah
Kentuckian
Philips
Autoematin
Silk Cord
T Knight
Charley Grainger
Mocorito
Miracle
U_&r
Barlea
Airlight
Nitrate
Appleby
Darnell
Paul Akér
Senator Matts
Fallella
Moranda
Nata
Greenock
Marcos
Haviland
Fon- Boluca
Prairie Dog
C. B&b. Campbell
Low Woods
Serge
Sailor's Dream
Our Bessie
Safe Guard
Verney Burke
Fading Light
Que Ratie
Grand Opera
Paul Whaley
McGee
Abola
Laura Lighter
Brekenstein Wins As Memphis Beats Birmingham In Five Hit Game
Memphis pitcher Breitenstein allowed only two hits through nine innings, guiding Memphis to a 7 1/2 1 win over Birmingham as four Birmingham errors failed to hurt Memphis. Attendance 1,500. Batteries Breitenstein Accorsini. Keenan Millerick. Montgomery 8 New Orleans 2. New Orleans showed poor defense in a 6 9 loss, Burnett homering for visitors in eighth. Batteries Stockdale Clark Hop Ting Hurley. Shreveport beat Nashville behind solid pitching after minor early trouble. Fisher replaced Swann and the game became easier for Shreveport. Final lines show Shreveport 7 Nashville 1. Batteries Swann Fisher Graflus Herman Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Birmingham
Tenn
Brekenstein
Breitenstein
Accorsini
Keenan
Millerick Montgomery
New Orleans
Burnett
Montgomery
New Ohleans
Stockdale and Clark
Hopting and Hurley
Shreveport
Nashville
Swann
Fisher
National League Standings and Latest Games
National League standings list teams with runs and games played. Reports from July 31 include Philadelphia beating Brooklyn 2 1, Cincinnati defeating Chicago 10, Pittsburgh edging St Louis 6, and Boston defeating New York 4 to 1 with pitcher Wams strong for Boston. Attendance figures noted for each game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St Lews
Philadelphia
Duggleby
R.H.E
Reidy
Jacklitsch
Doom
Johnstone
Incinnati
Lundgren
Wicker
Ewing
Peitz
Kling
Raub
Amople
Moran
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
St Louis
Brain
McFarland
Pittsburg
Smoot
Farrell
Bransfield
R.H.E. Ge Loum
O'Neill
Falxenberg
Phillipps
Weaver
Smith
O'Day
Wams
Botton
Baotterlee
Wiams
American Association Inneapolis Gares City Sedans
A oddly garbled item notes American Association related to Inapolis and G ares City with references to sedans and Baul. The readable fragments suggest a transit or automotive context, though details are unclear.
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American Association
Inneapolis
Gares City
Sedans Bk Baul
Lou Dillon Claims Glenville Record Despite Strong Wind
In Cleveland on July 3, Lou Dillon owned by C. K. G. Billings and driven by Millard Sanders broke her own record at Glenville track despite a brisk tailwind. She clocked 3.02.34 for the mile, beating her previous mark by 4.4 seconds but not the world trot record of 2.02 1-4 held by Crescens. Crowd of about 7,000 witnessed pacing champion Dan Palch run 2.02 1-2 with last half in 1:00 1-2 and other event summaries followed including trot and pace results with R. Green, Judge Callen, and George Muscovita among others.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lou Dillon
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Millard Sanders
Glenville
Crescens
Dan Palch
Fort McPherson Day: Schroeder Dominates Field Events
At Fort McPherson field day, H F Schroeder of Company K won first in every event he entered. The Fort McPherson post team will compete at Chickamauga next month against Seventh Cavalry and Third Artillery. Lt Lynch oversaw events, with Colonel Price and Captain Bennet among finalists. Schroeder set multiple marks including 9 feet 6 inches in standing broad jump and 18 feet 5 inches in running broad jump, plus a 32 3-5 second yard hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McPherson
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
H. F. Schroeder
United States Cavalry
United States Artillery
Chickamauga
Lynch
Price
Bennet
Anil
George
Sebering
Company
Wergicker
Company M
Hoff
Schroeder
G.pany
American League baseball scores and details from July games
St Louis beat Detroit 10 to 3 as nine runs came in the sixth inning with multiple hits. New York triumphed 3 to 1 over Philadelphia on timely batting. Cleveland edged Chicago 5 to 2 after a long pitchers duel. Washington and Boston tied 4 to 4 after eleven innings before darkness halted play. Attendance figures ranged around two thousand.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Outa
R.H.E. Bl. Louis
Kiasinger
McGuire
Terry
Kahoe
O'Connelly
New York
Philadelphia
H.E
Griffith
Beville
Bender
Powers
Hasastt
Cleveland
Chicago
Flaherty
Kay
McFarland
Jeasami Abbott
Umplia
Loughlin
Washington
Boston
Wasnington
Secor
R.H E
Patten and Kittredge
Dineen
Criger
Ron
P.ct
AL Philadelpha
Tifton Team Disbands After Notable Season
Tifton Georgia reports the local baseball squad has disbanded for the season after a strong amateur run. Americus defeats Dawson 4 to 3 in a tight contest, with Wiki Bilke and Mvan on the battery for Americus and Lavallea plus Westbrook for Dawson. Dalton tops Talladega 2 to 1 to close a day of regional games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Americus
Dawson
Wiki Bil ‘Ke
Fal- Mvan
Lavallea
Westbrook
Columbues
Del Mar Park Card Delivers Favorites at St Louis Fair
At St Louis on July 31 Del Mar Park produced winning favorites Sadie Burch Northern Spy Haviland and Nearest in a slow track program. Results: Sadie Burch won the first race, Northern Spy the second, Haviland the third, Josie F. the fourth, Kittle Cut a Dash the fifth, Nearest the sixth, and Delmar entries listed for today.
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St Louis
Sadie Burch
Northern Spy
Rainland
Nearest
Delmar Park
D. Austin
Major Carpenter
F. Smith
Pinky B
A. W Hooker
Vaden
Fonsadero
Rush Smith
Leech
Enigma
Northern &Py
Sheehan
Woo
San Lulian
Liridgell
Kitty G
Goudy
Awart Piet
Exapo
Pay the Fiddler
Hydrophobia
Blub
Mistie
Lady Idris
Pi- Fateer
Higgins
Orpheum
Bridwell
Judge Cantrill
South Breese
Gates
Kittle
Stu Sliver
A W Booker
Macbeth
Sue
Tangent
Lynch
Zirl
Halmis
Joe Goss
Mike Strauss
F Smith
Hook Se Oka
D Austin
Varna Fonso
Perkins
King’s Sister
Carrick
Delmar
Aransas
Boerys
Poynts
Rochester
Verna Rice
General Dix
Goo Goo
Burlap
Hansborough
King’s Court
Margle
Noweta
Eliza Cook
Cressida
Lady Vashti
Golder Glitter
Star Gazer
Lasso
Mabel “Yynn
Brancas
Lord Hermence
Hugh McGowan
Angelee
Max Rose
Check Morgan
Athena
Eva G
Jordan
Fitzkaner
Miss Golightly
Helen Print
Pat
Kinfited
Hilee
CroixaOr
Batvine
Ida Panzance
Gin Spray
Ifn
Memphian
Kingstella
Terra Incognita
Warner
Tha Way
Menace
Iemma Meyer
Countess Clara
Athletic Club and YM C A Meet in Piedmont Park Deciding Game
Promised good game as Athletics Most Y MC A's face off at Piedmont Park this afternoon at 4 oclock in a deciding game. Atlanta fans expect a fast, snappy amateur clash before Cracker games as YM C A and Athletic Club seek bragging rights in a two win apiece series. Lineups feature Vickery Gare Stephens Themes Browning Thehenor Lenard Clarke Quailes Murphy Weddington Reynolds Curtis Patterson Moses Mangum and others in a bid to claim supremacy.
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Y. MC. A
Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Crackers
Heath
Nashville
AG. Vickery
Gare
Stephens
Themes
Browning
Thehenor
Lenard
Clarke
Quailes
Murphy
Weddington
Reynolds
Curtis
Patterson
of. Com
Moses
P. Mangum
Tennis Tourney on Today in West End
Semi finals in singles are set at the Atlante tournament with six matches. doubles progress indicates fast play to be expected this afternoon. Prizes include The News cup for singles champion, runner up prizes from Anderson Hardware and Maler & Berkeley, and the Byrd cup for doubles winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Anderson Hardware Company
Elseman Bros
Maler & Berkeley Watch
Field
Peters
Chance Thornton
Patterson
Bracey Thorntons
Smith and Howell
Richmond Stakes Won by Outsider at Jathatch
New York July 31 feature racing at Jathatch saw jockey Fricks ride three winners from five mounts. Lori Advocate won the Richmond stakes by a head over Gambo, with Setauket badly handled and finishing in the rear.
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New York
Fricks
Lori Advocate
Gambo
Setauket
Northern Star
Hicks
Myrlin
Robertson
Wealth
Person
Kyria
Flying Buttress
Bonner
Irish Jewel
de Souma
Court’ Maid
Foley
Warre
Lady Radnor
Ludge Fulton
Ella Snyder
Gibaon Light
Squids Lady Mistake
Pastoral
Lowly
True Blue
Iida Leib
McCafferty
Black Bucks
Haack
Destiny
Rang
Gannon
Homestead
Dalay Green
Abhel- Toran Firth
Fir Roche
Salora
Dangman
East Melaton
Cantwell
Stonewall
Albany
Gold Tip
Eclectic
Adel Trebla
Isla
Cheate
Virgin Soil
Allgar
Lucent
Roue
Cheat ‘Em
Petra II
Prancer
Loa
Tim Dr Jr
Amy
Oriol
Lord Turco
Charles W. Meyer
Julia Junkin
Judge Fulton
Engine House Site In Doubt
Council will decide next Monday afternoon whether the new fire engine house in the third ward should be placed on the already purchased Jet or built on a new lot near Oakland cemetery. The issue splits ward loyalties with the second ward favoring the current site and the third ward preferring proximity to the cemetery for an exclusive third ward engine. Finance and five committees have filed majority and minority reports for council review.
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Third Ward
Oakland Cemetery
Inman
Second Ward
Ingman
Councilman Turner
Council
Bouss
Bobby to Race in Macon on July 20 Against 20 Horses
Gua Castile, manager for hobby Walthour the champion bicyclist, begins talks with Macon parties to stage a 20 mile sprint pitting Bobby against twenty of Macon’s fastest horses on the Central City mile track. A conference is set for Tuesday evening to finalize details of the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gua Castile
Hobby Walthour
Mahager Castle
Bobby
Strikes and pennant race shake up in Atlanta baseball
Atlanta fans decry manager Powell after a one run defeat to Little Rock while Chevy Frank climbs to the 8 0 mark by beating the Barons. The Sporting Life notes Newt Fisher and salary issues in the Southern Association. Hermen Long faces bankruptcy amid saloon business woes as Umpire Carpenter retires after a long Southern League tenure. Fort Screven sweeps Fort Tremont 16 to 1 in Savannah.
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Nashville
Sporting Life
Newt Fisher
Southern Association
Kavanaugh
Memphis
New Orleans
Shreveport
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlant
Montgomery
Fisher
Avery Street
Frank A. Sanderson
Burton Payne Gey
United States Court
Tilly Carpenter
Hag Sten
National League Society
Yale
Dutch" Carter
Jack Greenway Kedric
Case Lainie
Billy
Carpenter
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Meashville
Atanta
Basze Hite
Wershing
Tittle Rock
Montromery
ART
Apniston
Rome
Ala
An Ninton
Bullard
Turbotton
Butler
Albotton
Suly
Tal- Botton
Rive
E. Baldwin
Winnieg Tun
Huckavee
Ace
Aladdini
Southern League
National League
Robinzola
Judge Green
King Simmons
Judge Callen
Jim Ferry
Belle Huser
Bésat
George Muscovita
Norrie
Toymaker
Hest
Winfield Stratton
Captain Sphinx
Charley Hayt
Ebony King
Trilby Direct
al Bock
Bugia
Schroder
Company K
Daltex
Talladega
Dalton
Hayes
Jeon
Tei
Fooberte
Pailaio
Beck
Out
Daltona
Talinders
Fort Valley
Jackson
Caldas
Lae
Sanim Tomer
Terd Advocate
Jambe
Rixteenth
Tard Badge
Satire
Colonsay
April Showers
Lancenan
Gavinta
Lelpsic
Sailer Snot
Ridgewood
Hing
Hazelwood
Pentaur
Tim Payne
Ishlana
Ned Moore
Forest Mile
Duke of Kendal
Sheriff Bell
W. R. Condon
Tugal Bev
Athelroy
Chicla
Fern Rock
the Bowery
Auf Wiedersehen
Pol Roger
Maniton
Glad Smits
Bouvier
Ethics
Hyland
Faramass
Kahital
Sir Florian
D. Planet
Cincinnatus
Carroll
Baikal
Blue Victor
Athelro
Helen CS
Hackensack
Cloche d'Or
Leipsie
Royal Pirate
Profitable
Eack
Blue Grasn
Trager
Southern Railway
Kimball House
Union Station
J.C. Beam, JR
Mique Finn
Chevy Frank
Barons
Powell
Bobby Lynch
Heig
Ilann
Frank Killen
Anson
Poelk
Evence
Wim
Whch
McIntire
Theodore Breitenstein
Sorber
Breitfatein
Georgia Badation
Red Elm Park
Richmond
Gramus Fritz
Whistler
Werden
Ats
Mastard Bare—O’ Brien
Mlald—Rickert
C Miter
Norew . Campbel
Mary
Red Fisher
Fort Screven
Fort Tremont
Savannah
Tavannah
Fort Bersven
Vasaks' Fuarmacy Co. Wheleesig. Dentere
Royal Fudt
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