Atlanta Team Playing Ball Revival Efforts Fueled
In a high scoring game Atlanta defeated Shreveport 7 to 5. Archer sparked the Pirates with a double and a triple, Morse and Zellers delivered late runs, and Tom Fisher endured a tough dose of hits. The crowd enjoyed hard line drives and fielding plays as Archer again proved a clutch hitter.
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Shreveport
Atlanta
Tom Fisher
Gate City
Texas Licguers
Tom
Archer
James Archer
Pirates
Jordan
Morse
Reuben
Hanley
Kennedy
Hess
Eivans
Welkart
Secord
Graffit
Fisher
Birmingham Bats Self-Destruct, New Orleans Wins Narrowly
Birmingham made dumb plays and errors at key moments allowing New Orleans to walk away with the game. Attendance 1,123. Final score New Orleans 5, Birmingham 2 with multiple misplays and errors noted against Birmingham.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
New York Beats Cincinnati in National League Action
National League results with New York defeating Cincinnati 6 to 2 after late misplays. St Louis beat Boston 7 to 1 in front of 8,100. Chicago edged Philadelphia 3 to 2. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in ten innings. Also notes on Cotton States League not disbanding despite quarantine, Mobile to carry on with four clubs.
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Lew Griane
Birmingham
Siontgomery
Nashville
TBS
Vest. PC
Mien
Sayannan
Augesne
Tackanny Tle Ne Ps
Let
Cubia
Clubspy
Lock. PLC
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Detroit
Boston
St Louis
Washington
Shreveport
Atlanta
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Montgomer
Little Rock
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Chesh
Street
Ames
Bresnahan
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Philadelphia
Wicker
Kling
Nichols
Abbott
Dooin
Brooklyn
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Pittsburg
Case
Malay
Bergen
Beore
RLEB
Peitz
Scanlon
Mobile
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Cotton States League
Greenville
Vicksburg
Meridian
Baton Rouge
Washington tops Tigers in July 31 baseball game
In Washington July 31 the Nationals capitalized on Detroit errors to win 5 to 1. Patten and Heyden noted Kitson time at 1 40 with OtLough as umpire. Attendance 3 121. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 1 with White and Sullivan behind the plates. Plan and Barton as battery. Time 1 45. Umpires Connor and McCarthy. Attendance 6 352.
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Washington
Detroit
Washington Today
Patten
Heyden
Kitson
OtLough
Philadelphia
Chicago
White
Sullivan
Plan
Barton
Connor
McCarthy
Contagious Blood Poison Claim Promoted by S. S. S.
An advertisement extols the dangers of contagions blood poison and touts S. S. S. as a constitutional remedy that supposedly cures the disease by purging the blood. It claims successful personal cure narratives, notes non graphic symptoms, and offers free booklets and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Hamlet
N.C
W.E. Newman
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Caughnawaga Dominates Saratoga Handicap At Open Meet
In light rain and slow track at Saratoga July 31, Caughnawaga led from the stretch to win the Saratoga handicap over Waterlight with Wild Mint and Bradys Waterlight completing the short field. The Ballston steeplechase saw Jimmy Lane prevail as Steelmaker took second. Mad Mullah won the 1 1/4 mile feature with Waterlight second and Belame third.
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Jobo Samford
UM Wells
Beldame
Cauganawasa
Bradys Watérlight
Lyvatenigat Bea
Ballston
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Castuban
Martin
Czara
Castallan
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Gallavant
O'Meill
Vender
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Penryn
Caughnawaga
Barnagton
Waterlight
Knapp
Beldume
O'Neill
Wild Mint
Tanga
Mollie Brant
Ort Wells
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McDaniel
Lady Hudson
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Cantem
Gadfly
Barabossa
Dinah Shad
Gray Lad
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Blair Abel
Burns
Adonis
Mwler
Sandy
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Judge Himes
Tyron
Rubric
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Israelite
Raece
Maximilian
Conquest
Bess
Agent
Pioneer
Comet
John Lescaile
Grand Duchess
Bella Signora
Latonia card features four favorites victorious at Latonia
At Latonia Cincinnati July 31 four favorites won including the feature handicap steeplechase won by Sacutara, with Gus Strauss second. Other races saw Dr Reich, Orient, Two Penny, and Hogan take victories while Latonia entries list six furlong and mile events with multiple contenders and times.
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Latonia
Sige Plechase
Sacutara
Gus Straus
Loander
Dr. Reich
Rudtke
Gold Mate
Morrison
S&and
Dudley
Treubel
All Brown
Sherilh Lila M
Leo Bright
Henry Maori
J. H. Montgomery
Mice
Orient
Gritb
Lee
Radtke
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Robinson
Wime
Mise Hanson
Judge Sauffly
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Walsh
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Cheatham
Sailor's Dream
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Frank Bill
Gimmore
Snow Srl
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Itacabara
Boyle
Gus Strauss
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Happy Sack
Mabel” Winn
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Ann Hill
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Kinney
Grace Wagner
Wenot
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May
Mering
True Bese
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Barbara’ Whitty
Arnuick
Foxy Grandma
Lony
Ae Nee
Hale and Suggs in Close Game at Montgomery
In Montgomery on July 21 a pitchers duel ended with Oldring driving in a run in the ninth to win for Montgomery. Hale, released by Memphis, has four wins this season against his former team, three of them shutouts, igniting fan ire as an empty bottle struck Umpire Burke. Attendance 1,000.
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Oldring
Hale
Memphis
Burke
Beecher
Durty
Alexander
Dunzan
Wibustier Ib
Waiters
Tamsett
Brown
Bugas
Bo. Molesworth
Busch
Schwartz
Broothers
Durrett
Delenanty
Milieriel
Yeager
REE Memphis
I Montgomery
Memphia
Duffty
Suggs
Haile
Biutlane
Burk
Weekend Train Fares Offer Round Trip to Lookout Mountain
Western and Atlantic Railroad announces Saturday round trip tickets from Atlanta to Lookout Mountain Tennessee, Dalton Georgia, and Monteagle with return by the following date. Tickets valid through the second day after sale. Char ters and agent names appear in notice.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Dalton
Monteagle
Chas
Man
G.P. AL
Race track at Glenville to be abolished and restructured
Following Mayor Tom L. Johnsons order to Police Chief Keehler to stop all gambling at the Glenville race track the city announces the track will be abolished and token measures taken. The present meet will be canceled and the facility graded down and divided into city lots.
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Glenville Track
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Keehler
Glenville Race Track
Bngs
Old Ely Wins for Nashville in Weekday Match
Nashville fans watched Old Ely pitcher Pittherely debut in the box as Nashville toppled the visitors. Little offered no answer to the locals in a comfortable win before about 800 spectators.
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Ely
Nashville
Pittherely
South Atlantic League Scores Mayhem Tonight
South Atlantic League baseball results from Savannah Columbia Macon Charleston Augusta Jacksonville and other cities on July 31 with scores, attendances, and umpire notes. Teams listed include Savannah over Columbia 4 3 and Macon over Charleston 7 6 with various line scores and officials.
OWNSTRANCE COMPANIES SUED FOR FRAUD
Hugh W. Ogden receiver for Ubero Plantation Co Boston files equity suit in Massachusetts Supreme Court against Ferdinand Horges and seventeen life insurance companies alleging fraudulent investments and seeking recovery for investors. Also notes Toronto steamer Argyle 4 wreck near Oshawa with 50 passengers saved and British fleet heading to U S with stop at Quebec.
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Boston
Hugh W. Ogden
Ubero Plantation Company
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Ferdinand Horges
Ubero Company
Seventeeen Ife Insurance
Borges
Ault
Ageatea
United States Circuit Court
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Ontario
Argyle
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