Climbers Win Both Battles in Doubleheader
In Montgomery the Legislators shaded Atlanta 2 0 and 7 0 as Fox's absence demoralized Atlanta. Malarkey and Brittenstein held Atlanta to few hits while Montgomery's defense shined. Hourg and Croster made standout catches. Young proved solid at utility. Second game featured early Atlanta errors and a clear Montgomery win.
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Montgomery
Ala
Spector
Atlanta
Fox
Malarkey
Brittenstein
Britenstein
Hourg
Croster
Young
Hansen Hilt
Busch
McCann
Harley
Smith
Hansen
Appericus
Perry
Childs
Zeller
Walsh
Maxwell
Gregier
Weso
Toe
Abr
H. Pog
O Perry
A Young
McAlees
R. H
Balla
Harley Youngs
Barley
Archer
Evers
Hatacn
Jordan
McAleese
Moree
Buckley
Schuster
Perry Spiked Him on the Arm in Montgomery Fight
In Montgomery on August 3, Finn Fox of the Firecrackers suffered a severe arm wound when Perry of the Climbers spiked him during a double header. The injury occurred in the third inning as Archer threw to Fox and Jim Weems reached to scoop the ball. The spike tore flesh for inches, bled heavily, and Fox was transported to town for treatment, with fears it could end his season. Fox, a standout first baseman, may miss rest of campaign as Firecrackers battle for a top finish. Billy Smith struggles to fill center field with scarce players in midseason.
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Montgomery
Ala
Finn Fox
Perry
Climbers
Archer
Fox
Weem
Jim
Jong
Biond
Ubyad
Billy Smith
Atlanta
Shreveport
Club Tourney Begins Today at East Lake Courts
Rain halted early matches of the Athletic Club handicap tennis tourney last Saturday. Play restarts this afternoon with tours every Saturday for over a month. Nearly all members entered, divided into classes with different handicaps. The club issues a bulletin detailing handicap tournaments at Country Club courts, drawings at city club house, no entry fee, one set per match, players supply balls, prize of half-dozen balls to each tournament winner. The regular annual championship begins August 30 at 3 pm, with best two of three sets. finals and challenge rounds are best three of five. Singles winner faces Nat Thornton for the single title. doubles winner bets Bryan Grant and Nat Thornton. Prizes are current champions’ cups. Fees: $1 for singles, $2 for doubles. Entries close Aug 18 at noon at the city club.
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Athletic Club
East Lake
Satways
County Club
Nat Thornton
Bryan Grant
Virginia State League tennis results and matches
The report lists Virginia State League results with Gary Lynchburg 2 Roanoke St. South Portsmouth and Danvais 8. It mentions Newcastle on Tyne August 4 Northumberland championship contests and that Sutton of California beat Mine Everard 6 1 in the ladies singles semifinal.
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Virginia State League
Gary
Lynchburg
Roanoke St
Portsmouth
Danvais
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Northumberland
Bray Sutton
California
Mine Everard
Water Sports at East Lake Set for Next Saturday
The Atlanta Athletic Club plans rowing, swimming, and canoeing contests at East Lake next Saturday afternoon August U1. Meetings to arrange details are this evening at 6 in the canoe room and again near Wednesday afternoon at the city club. E. E. Clapp is in charge. A new car service between the lake and city operates with the last car leaving the country club at 1. This schedule will continue indefinitely.
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Atlanta, Athletic Club
East Lake
E. E. Clapp Saik
Sagt Lake
Country Club
Fleet Foot Mare Breaks 3 World Records at Glenville
The Broncho fleet pacer, a daughter of Stormcliffe, won three heats in the free-for-all pace at Glenville, setting world records for three consecutive heats a pacing mares and the neatest third in a race. She was purchased for 810,600 by Hoohen & Davie Winnipes. Czarina Dawson won the Merchants and Manufacturers consolation in straight heats. Time details include 2:08, 2:08 1-4 and 2:08 3-4 for the Broncho in the pace events.
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Meveland
Ohio
Gataway i
Glenville
Memotone
Stormcliffe
Hoohen & Davie
Winnipes
Merchants and Manufacturers
Czarina Dawson
Vanesa Nuckols
W. B P. Murphy
Atala
Merchanta
Czarina Pawson
Czar McVargo
B m
Ay J. N. Blakemore
Bik. G
Festa
Frank Herdle Marted
Stormeliife
Baron Grattan
Maud Keswick
B. m
Curry
Nervolo
Hazel Patch
Ital. B.m
Zambra
Nuckola
J. Banion
Bik. g.Rhea
McCargo
Ivan B. Moore
Bessie Earl
Cassius
Struck Out 22 Men In Baseball Roundup Card
Chicago beat Boston 4 0 on August 9 with timely hitting and strong pitching. Detroit edged New York 3 2 as Orth limited hits until late. Philadelphia routed Cleveland 16 7 after late-inning errors. Washington beat St Louis 1 0 as Hughes hit a centerfield homer for the deciding run.
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Lont
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Eteste
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Charleston
Jacksonville
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Pitteourg
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Boan
Cotton States League
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Buelow
Plant Lané Powers
Schreck
Connally
Washington
St. Louie
Leuvie
Hughes
St. Louis
Washington Tego
Grade
O'Connor
Wexeneld
Hurst
National League Two Wins for Chicago
Philadelphia, August 3. Chicago took two from Philadelphia as Magee drove in the only first game run on a fly ball. Second game went to Chicago on hard hitting, with Reulbach, Moran shutting down Philadelphia. Umpires Conway and Carpenter. Time 1:45 and 1:40.
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I Beorea
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Kling
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Donovan
REE
Reulbach
Moran
Duggleby
Roy
Conway
Carpenter
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St. Louie
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Thompson
W. Marshall
Ames
Bowerman
Kiemsi
South Atlantic League scores glimpse a swing in August
Columbia edges Charleston 3 to 2 in a ninth inning duel as Curtis and Smith provide late helper. Macon leads Jacksonville 4 to 1 after ten hits propelled by Spade’s strong pitching and solid defense.
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Charleston
Aatteria
Curtis
Smith
Ryan
Macon
Jacksonville
Spade
Gox
Brighton Track Brings Six Straight Wins for Angler
Angler wins the Brighton Handicap at one mile and a furlong, his sixth straight victory, as heavy track conditions slow races. Jockeys Bally and Hoy fall in the last event. J. J Walsh breaks a collarbone riding Thomas Hoy. Other races feature Toca da Gayne and Bonoms Belle among winners. Brighten entries list shows multiple contenders.
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Wmna Belle
New York
Brighton Beach
Iain Bally
Thomas Hoy
Soga
J. J Walsh
Mifferes
Sewell
J. Jonson
Tyron
Shaw
Little Scout
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Sandy
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the Clown
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Warning
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Supreme
Aifa Farrola
Crimming
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Perine
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Tagane
Jennig Wells
Sally
Dominator
Treasure Seeker
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Chinela
Thomas Hey
Sally K. Fell
Cave
Adium
Our Own
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Bam
Rice
el Capstan
Frank GW
Mayea
Annie Loretta
Daly
Tom Cogan
War Paint
New Amsterdam
Arabo
Salvidere
Penarris
Yowri
James Crawford
Remiss
Charles G. Gates
Dan Buhre
Lord Lovat
Brighton
Accountant
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Flim
Nap
Albert Fy
Just So
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Pater
Preen
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Bohemia
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Cedarstrome
Aviston
Jusdith McBride
Catandra
the Hello
Battle Axe
Clements
Ava
Gentlan
Favorites win two events at Litonia track meet
At Latonia Cincinnati on August 3, favorites claimed two of seven races led by Jim Bozeman in the steeplechase handicap. Alto McDonald and Mum captured early sprints, Wee Lass and ZevonK won mid races, while the card featured heavy fields and fast times amid a brisk track.
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Litonia
Jim Bozeman
Ohio King
Subadorr
Chase
Taylor
Alta McDonald
Nicol
Gabble
Griffith
Liphardt
Heirioom
Bitter Anne
Hon Vivant
Tonic
Orelandwick
Auguer
Person
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Elien
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Mum
Hobingen
Hlestic
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Jost
Mint Boy
Moyar
Johnson
Martius
Minnie Johnson
Revolt
Terns Rod
Bitter Hand
Imagination
Zevonk
Wee Lass
Preston
Matador
Old Stone
Aubuchon
Granda
White Plume
Chief Milliken
Devout
Jim Boseman
Archibald
Onlo Hing
Glorria
Bubadar
O. Rice
Byrne
Roacea
Billy Wake
Paris
Boland
Berenie Cramer
lKnney
Handy
Bill
Bever
Dr. Hart
Morendo
Tae Laurel
Postman
Tobiman
Marshal Ney
Mico
Dudley
Florizel
Eular
Lacene
Dr. McCluer
Lady Charade
Katherine L van
Docile
Henry
Amberita
Davis Bitter Brown
Banposal
Joules Jewel Ran
Mark and Bracketed Races At Carthage Track Meet
A list of race entries includes Mark 94 Red Coat 98 Field Lark Millsong 190 Carthage Dod Anderson 103 Revalt King’s Guinea 106 Martius Wits The Thraft 114 vo Beventh Racé-Setting mile Sonate 87 Gamester 92 Pinand 98 Oddo lette Self Refiant 98 Layson 100 In tense 101 Fangoluca Knowledge 102 Caxhier 10S Mandator 106 Shining Star Bul Finch 14 Kenton 112.
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Red Coat
Field Lark
Millsong
Carthage
Dod Anderson
Revalt
King's Guinea
Martius
Wits
Little Rock Defeats Memphis In Easy Route
Memphis, Tenn. August 3. Little Rock won 7 to 2 as exceptional fielding by DeArmond and Nichola and rapid hitting in the sixth and seventh innings carried the visitors to an easy victory.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Tenn
Opbertune
DeArmond
Nichola
New Orleans 3 Shreveport 1 baseball game summary
New Orleans defeated Shreveport 3 to 1 after taking a lead in the sixth inning. The King Hardware team lineup featured Hilton as catcher Proctor on first base Meckinney at second base Spencer at shortstop McGhen at third Reapers in left Meld in center and MchMicheel in right field. The box shows Fisher pitched 7 innings with 7 strikeouts and Rudder umpired. A second game was scheduled against Whittier milly at Riverside, with spectators invited.
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New Orleans
Shreveport
Fisher
King Hardware
Whittier Milly
Riverside
King Hardwear
Hilton
Proctor
Meckinney
Spencer
Shorthop
McGhen
Reapers
Meld
M-Tioneid
MchMicheel
Feld
Harlem 4 Thomson 0 amateur baseball duel
Harlem Ga on August 3 saw Hamler shut out Thomson in a fast ten inning game Lampkins allowed four hits as Harlem won 4 0 The pitching highlight was Lampkins for Harlem delivering a four hit shutout Conyers 10 Covington 3 also reported Cottingham dominated Covington while Reinwater and Davidson homered for Conyers Batteries Conyers Coulingham Lafitte Covington Shannon Norman Jacke sari
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Harlem
Thomson
Hamler
Lampkins
Conyers
Covington
Cottingham
Shannon
Norman
Will
Reinwater
Davidson
Coulingham
Lafitte
Coyington
Jacke Sari
Morrows Saved From Shutout at Savannah Rivalry
Morrows of Ga. was outplayed in a 6 to 1 defeat by Conley as Morrows avoided a shutout in the ninth inning thanks to walks and errors. Batteries Tanner, Kelley, Hut Moore, and G. Moore for Morrows. Conley, with support from teammates, held Morrows to poor offense. Score 6-1. Time details and line scores included.
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Conley
Morrowas
R. HE
Tanner
Kelley
Hut Moore
G. Moore
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