Griffin Holds Lookouts Safe In Crackers Win
Griffin stranded Lookouts threats through seven innings then backed by a late rally as the Crackers beat Atlanta 10 to 8. Moran and Berkel sparked the offense with timely hits while Demares struggled on the mound before Griffin and the defense sealed the win with key plays and a double play in the eighth.
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Roy Moran
Mos
Tal
Roy
Mack
Thome
Griffin
McMahon
Jobanon
Uwe Necqury
Yerker
Jong
Dirk Bay
Petwemn
Jorden Witd
Fisher
Jordan
Yyevten
Terkel
Demares
Cristin
Agsson Hera
Chattanooga
Medlaoo
Yoaor
Sohapion
Yorkan
Peery
Behitaer
Deranres
Selettecar
Atuanta
Moran
BeHaran
Beith
Baylor
Welker
Bartel
Orma
Tole
Beore
Jontngy Chattancey
Juvamary
Tvo Hana
Baylees
Yerkes
Perry
Lister
Hizguia
Yarkes
Nalogs
Schitteer
Tihmém
Acruck Sutty Griffin
Bebinver
Bell
Oriffin
Achiiteer
Demarte
Stefffes
Jonnstod
Walker
Perty
Morag
Stoten Deses
Callips
Bmitl Tig Giles
Grin
Tine
Amotres
Fimone
Hart
Allenis
Crackers Leave for Road Trip to Nashville Series Start
Manager Jorder leads the Crackers on a short road trip to Nashville for a double header with the Volunteers, then a series in Memphis, then home to face Nashville again. The team has 12 meetings with the Volunteers, trailing in runs 86 to 22 and hits 91 to 89.
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Jorder
Crackers
mQaé
Nashville
Nashvil
Bagurday
Memphis
Wlode
Crack
Zier- Fagg
Yer
Kelber
Volunteers
Fisher Hes
Jobna
Rogere
Griffin
Flaherty
Flasher
Allen
Dudie Archdale Dominates Merits and Manufacturers Stakes
In Detroit on August 2 the Merits and Manufacturers stake of 10,000 went to Dudie Archdale the black mare with Geera in the sulky. The race was one sided and Dudie Archdale led the field in straight heats for another weekly win following Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo successes. The program also featured a 210, 244 trot, a 2:19 pace, and heats for the Alcyfras mare.
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Detroit
Mich
Fair Grounds
Dudie Archdale
Geera
Feree
Grand Rapids
Paper Mill
Kalamazoo
Bummaries
Joan
Art
Directum
Sarah W
Hel Braden
Sable
Blk. m
Rody
Margaret Mills
Watts
Charley Wilkes
Peter Pan
Daisy G
Jay Gould
Iman May
Alcyfras
Re. m
Alryan- Sassafras
Almont Boy
Walter Hal
G.b
Walter Direct
Duck
Brown Hal
Jane
Summary of American League Baseball Scores and Officials
The record covers two games with Cleveland at New York and Philadelphia at Washington. In the Cleveland vs New York tilt, New York won 4 to 2 with Batre, Bemis, Quinn and Tiger contributing offense and Tim delivering the win. Umpires were Karin and Connolly. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia edged by Baltimore 2 to 1, with Toung, Payne, Bender, and Thome noted among players. Umpires Perrine and Dineen. Washington and Louis-Rain listed as not scheduled.
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Naps
Tanka
Beore
Cleveland
New York
Paken
Ad Bemis
Quinn
Tiger
Tims
Karin
Connolly
Inelage
South Atlantic Scouts Edge Tourists In Tight Game
In a minor league style box score fragment, South Atlantic beat the Tourists 3 to 2 with late runs. Batteries included Wilder and Menafes for the Scouts and Pope and Teason for the Tourists. umpire Burke.
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Scouts
Mings
Anchecville
Wilder
Menafes
Pope and
Teason
Tmple Hongland
ROWE
Columins
Qarannak
Raturia
Madabaugh
Keabe
Bussemaa Walla
Burke
Eastern League results and misc scores
Eastern League Montresd Providence 1 Baltimore 2. Battle 4 Otaera postponed. NARICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 2 Toledo 1. Lnatville 8 Minneagole 2. Indianapotin 4 St. Paul 3. Milwaukey-Cotembus ran. CAROLINA ABSOCLETION Greervillen 3 Greanabeca 2. Asteresa 8 Bpartanburg 3. COTTON STATED LEAGUE Tasos City 11 Vicksburg Hattibers 3. Jeckee 8 Marita 4. dackeen 6 Meridian 2.
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Otaera
Narican Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Lnatville
Minneagole
Indianapotin
St. Paul
Milwaukey-Cotembus
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Greanabeca
Asteresa
Bpartanburg
Charlotis & Wineton-Balem
Tasos City
Vicksburg Hattibers
Gremeencd
Jeckee
Marita
Dackeen
Meridian
AUTO CONTESTS BEGIN ON GALVESTON BEACH
Galveston Texas August 3 Fifteen thousand spectators saw the inauguration today of the three days automibile races which began over the beach race track. While no records were broken, fast times were posted in four events under the rules of the American Automobile Association. Johnson won the fifty mile free for all in 42 36 4 5 with Dewitt second and Brinker third. Munn led the stock cement class thirty mile event with 27 57 4 Sundin second and Brinker third. Carroll and Plumer battled in the twenty mile stripped stock chassis race with Carroll taking second. Pett won the twenty mile stripped stock chassis race with Dewitt second.
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American Automobile
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Chadwick
Dewitt
Buick
Brinker
Munn
National
Sundin
Carroll
Marion
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Wec
Crackers target new first baseman to boost pennant bid
Tocat management presses for a seasoned first baseman after blocking Hyder Barr and Dock Johnston deals. Atlanta seeks a veteran hitter who can hold the sack without risking the pennant chase, with one pending deal that could strengthen the club for the stretch run.
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Hyder Barr
Dock" Johnston
Tocat
Hardon
Auanta
Jordan
Unclear 1900s Baseball League Matchups From OCR Text
Fragmented OCR lists several matchups across leagues including SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE and EASTERN LEAGUE with cities such as Jacksonville Augusta Columbus Macon Columbia New York Boston Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Providence Jersey City Newark and Montreal. Names appear garbled and inconsistent.
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Augusta
Avannaa
Columbus
Macon
Columbia
Montreal
Providence
Torowa
Jersey City
Bottaio
Battimare
Rochemer
Newark
Norfolk Team Sets Virginia League Record with Three Shutouts
The Norfolk, Virginia team of the Virginia League blanked Roanoke in three straight games, setting league records. In 27 innings Roanoke had one player reach third base and faced just 32 batters in two games. Norfolk won 44 to 6, 0 to 0, and 0 to 0 with 25 hits to Roanoke’s ten. Pitchers Walak, Ryan, and Vance each earned a shutout.
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Norfolk
Roanoke
Walak
Ryan
Vance
Death Hangs Over Champion Reach Home
Batunis Augusta-Jon Gane, once lightweight champion, rushes to Baltimore to see his mother before death likely. He says he won’t stop in Chicago, trip wearing on him amid consumption. In Bronwood, Bronwood beats Parrott 105 in a ball game highlighted by H Williams three hits and F Williams home run in ninth.
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Jens Griffis
Tockouta
Victor Schtitxer
Demaris
Sidmith
Jordan
Fisher Ala Wade
Lister
Bat
Lookouta
Mits
Batunis
Augusta
Jon Gane
Baltimore
Chicago
Raton Mountains
Bronwood
Parrott
F. Williams
Hronwood
Stapleton
Cy Williams
Gunnels
Cor Parrott
Langston
Rabon
Berry
McAleer to Lead Senators in 1911 Baseball Plan
James P. McAleer will manage the Washington baseball club in 1911 with plans to extend his tenure. The article notes owners favoring his leadership, while arrangements with Boston Americans players and internal club strategy are in negotiation amid uncertain spring plans and possible relocation if needed.
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Dudley Porter
James P. McAleer
Weshington Baesball
McAleer
Washington
Tom Noyes
Id Walma
Ben Miner
McAlgar
James
Bert
Mhding
Dirsolare
Orf
McAlesra
Hank
Sven
Lawrenceville Baseball Beats Atlanta Opponent for Second Win
Lawrenceville and Lawrencevilla clubs split scores as Alphe Taum of Atlanta defeated by 7 to 4 in a second win. they had won 2 to 1 previously and remain atop the standings. The team faces Monroe tomorrow after beating that town twice on their grounds.
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Lawrenceville Wine
Lawrencevilla
Aune Ehcial
Lawrencevils
Alphe Taum
Atlanta
Diamond
Monroe
Pane
Lawrence
Montgomery
meConnell
Eliay
T Boss
Arrow Stakes at Empire City Delivers Wide-Open Card
A jumble of racing results from Empire City highlights the Arrow Stakes day. Faille Levy leads the two to two favorite winners with a strong stretch rush, while Yoshag and other named runners contest multiple races, including selling and handicap events across six races with times and futures noted.
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Empire City
Andy
Faille Levy
Abe
Balvolatile
Reid
Dominus Arvi
Davis
Lesanie
Royal Onyx
Huory Kiumroa
May
Bride
SY Furlange
Ivebol
Archibald
Thomas
Ayams
Creevy
Hivough
Lange
Vanity Fair
Nope Gay
Ben Leech
Kuvetenva Gunetick
Alexandra
Gary
Menanna
Boramnones
Tubal
Alo
Seorkiey
Gilley Biaverai
Bix Turtonge
Star Charter
Mhathieton
Archibalg
Hectagon
Rhoman
Thos
Hagfuate
Ware
Mather
Thoman
Harvey
McCabey
Wander
Hoffman
Tinim
Quentina
Mark
Ban Vito
Atat Gowan
Crackers Edge HQW in Tight 7-6 Series Win
Crackers clinched the series with seven runs to six and twenty hits to eighteen over HQW. The detailed box shows gritty pitching and late-inning rallies as Atlanta and Chattanooga clubs battled for the win.
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Crackers
Alleged train wrecker captured after Louisville and Nashville wreck
Montgomery August. Stanford Cook, a man named in connection with wrecking the Louisville and Nashville flyer near Montgomery Sunday night, was captured today and jailed in Salt. No public hostility reported despite talk among John Gains’s friends, the engineer killed in the crash.
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Montgomery
Ala
Stafford Cook
Loulaville
Nashville Flyer
John Gains
Names Sought for Newborn Triplets by Col Roosevelt
Middlesboro Kentucky reports Sophia J Turner wife of James Turner and Bell County farmer welcomed triplet boys yesterday all healthy. Mrs Turner previously had twins four years ago. A request was sent to Colonel Roosevelt asking him to name the newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Sophia J. Turner
James Turner
Bell County
Diseases of Men Advertisement Claims Free Examination
An advertising message from a self described medical specialist in Atlanta promotes treatment for diseases of men. It asserts long practice, promises less harsh cures, and offers free examinations and mailed booklets titled Diseases of Man and Fearful Image. The text emphasizes straightforward methods and denounces competing claims.
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Bow Gay
Atlanta
Guy
Probe Continues In Wasser Case In City Investigation
At the Wasser meat inspector case hearing thirteen witnesses testified as the board of health and sanitary committee resumed proceedings in the city hall. Defense and prosecution compassed testimonies about the inspector Wasser and alleged improper actions with meat at packing houses and Armour Swift and Co. The session adjourned to Friday at 1 p.m. for completion.
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Abraham Wasser
Board of Health
Council Committee
Thomas Hopkin
C. J. Witherspoon
Waseer
F. B. Kebrer
Jacob Cold Packing Company
J. T. Mitchell
Waaser
Mitchell
J. R. Gluck
Jacob Cold Company
Kahrer
Wasser
J. J. Callahan
Armour Company
Terrell
Armour
Henry Durand
T. A. Conger
J. A. Bullock
W. F. Morrell
W. 2. Jones
Nousa
Charles Goldin
Swift & Co
Clarke Breaks World's Mile Mark at Lake City
Australian runner A J Clarke set a new unpaced mile record at Lake City on August 31, finishing in 1:62. Clarke also lowered his own record in the file handicap to 2:36 1-5, breaking a nine year hold.
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Lake City
A.J. Clarke
Australia
Clarke
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