Locals Copped in Tenth Round Clincher at Birmingham
Atlanta Crackers rallied from a three run deficit to beat the Birmingham Barons in the tenth inning as Wilhelm and Fox sparked the visitors with key hits. Jim Fox started the rally with a line drive to right and Jordan delivered the decisive plays in center.
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Barons
Atlanta Crackers
Paskett
Wilhelm
Smith
Atlanta
Seller
Jim
Jim Fox
Jordan
Zeller
Becker
Wintera
Fox
Wallers
Ane
Paskert
Walters City
Alcock
Garvin
Walters
Demont
Dyer
Castro
Vaughn
Vaughan
Tackett
Recker
Hecker
Barone
Aleck
Zellar
Hardy
Perdue
Malarky
Hansen
Shreveport
Little Rock
Massing
Hickman
Keith
Title Rock
King
Clark
Mansing
Reuben Zeller Shines as Crackers Rally in Tight Windup
Back in old time form, Rube Zeller improves to a strong outing with three hits in the season’s stretch, aided by Atlanta’s renewed hitting. Otto Jordan’s three for four sparks the lineup as Paskert and Becker also contribute. The White Sox edge Highlanders but Tigers pull away after rain, keeping the pennant race close. Memphis beats the Pelicans as Trost stays hot.
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Rube Zeller
Rube
Hutte
Atlanta
Becker
Paskett
Otto Jordan
Jordan
Fox
Paskert
White Sox
Highlanders
Tigers
Detroit
Sox
Jennings
Sonoma Girl Wins $10,000 in Kenilworth Park Race
Sonoma Girl, a mare driven by Springer, won a $10,000 Empire State Stakes at Kenilworth Park amid a dramatic day of heats. She broke early in the first heat, crashed into a fence in the third, but rebounded to win the fourth heat after judges placed for sixth in the third. Ed Geers later won the third heat amid a sulky mixup and recovered to win the race.
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Anguet
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Kenilworth Park
Sonoma Grn
R. Springer
Esacpeg
Bonema
Ed Geers
John A
Ch. G
A. Mee Donald
Wilson Addington
Prince
Derby
Geary
Doris B
Biily W
Quatander
Sonoma
Bittora
Br. m
Splan
Athasham
Hesolute
Emberti
Tima
Alfeen Wilson
Bik. m
Arrow Wood-Ella
Every Manager Faces Fan Criticism Across League
A report notes managers are often railed at by fans for game decisions. It mentions Tom Fisher and Carr, with references to John McGraw, Bill Smith, Castro, and Atlante. Nashville and Birmingham series are described, including Sorrell, Dobbs, and Duggan reshaping rosters. The piece highlights frequent short road trips eroding home games and fan engagement.
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Tom Fisher
Carr
L —A
Tom
Pirates
John McGraw
Birmingham News
Bill
Smith
Castro
Atlante
Charley Habb
Birmingham
Naeahville
Ponce de Leon
Local golfers in big tourney at Chicago Golf Club
More than eighty players entered the western amateur championship at Wheaton Illinois with entrants from Atlanta Denver Birmingham Nashville and Denver. Early rounds saw heavy rain and strong winds affecting scores while Governor Higginson Arlington drove the first ball and results listed include Higging 80 Stillwell 88 and Sawyer 74 among others.
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Arlington
A. Stillwell
Midlothian
P. Ward
Birmingham
W. T. Hoyland
Skokie
C. Angier
Allania
J. B. Payne
Chicago
G F. Klingman
Rain drenches schedule as baseball and racing proceed
In a rain soaked day, several games went ahead with varied outcomes. Athletics beat the Naps 4 to 2, Phillies edged Cleveland 4 to 2 on errors, St Louis topped Boston 6 to 4 aided by Glaze’s homer, Chicago beat New York 6 to 2 to clinch the series, and Monte Roberts won a 120 horse power auto meet in Atlantic City. Roanoke edged Richmond in the Virginia league, while Danville split two games with Roanoke.
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Washington
Boston
St. Louia
Glaze
St. Louis
Howell
Spencer
Morgan
Shaw
Connolly
Chicago
New York
New York Today
Chesbro
Moore
Smith
Sullivan
Chestro
Kleinow
Thre
Loughlin
Monte Roberts Wims
Atlantic City
N. J
Monte Roberta
Christie
Local tennis stars prep for big national doubles showdown
Nat Thornton and Bryan Grant of Atlanta linger in the Longwood journey until the Newport meet ends where they will clash for the country doubles championship. Grant loses in singles earlier, but the critical big match remains. Gate City players state strong form and aim for a southern victory as schedule advances with multiple regional results noted across Columbus Indianapolis Toledo and Louisville while hotel ads and weather chatter fill remaining copy.
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Nat Thornton
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Longwood
Newport
Grant
Gate City
Tamaceo Wins Mohawk Stakes at Saratoga Meet
At Saratoga, Tamaceo, the heavy favorite, captured the Mohawk Stakes on the feature racing card. Four favorites won, and jockey Miller rode four winners, including Tamaceo in the Mohawk Stakes. Other races listed several contenders and times, with a crowded field of entrants and results across the program.
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Miller
Saratoga
N. Y
Tamaceo
Seretoga
Furfocgr
Spooner
Apple Teddy
Hogg
Manheimer
James Hogg
Rara Avis
Bridge Whist
King Folly
Fort Johnson
Aristotle
Lally
Henry
Telescope
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Wlerdacme
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Darkle
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Nageram
Simple Honoure
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Tima
Stuitt
Miex Popular
Javette
Woolspun
Lawer
Becoand
Penarris
Xotter
Huon
Missouri Lad
Dashawey
Main
Fancy Ford
Danoacara
Easton
Attempt to Swim the Channel Fails Near France
Dover August 68 Jabez Wolffe the amateur swimmer in a fifth attempt reached within three quarters of a mile of Cape Blanc France after a fast 15 hour duration but tide changes forced him to stop short of the land.
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England
Jabez Wolffe
Cape Blank
France
Chicago Beats New York 2-0 In National League Clash
Chicago defeats New York 2 to 0 as Tinker Evers and Taylor drive in the runs. Kling on second after a miscue, Strang argues a call, and York's lineup sputters. Reds win two. Cincinnati takes doubleheader vs Boston. In Pittsburgh, Pirates split with Brooklyn. Also South Atlantic results and a yacht race where the Meteor wins the King's Cup regatta at Cowes.
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Thrie
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Schile
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Needham
Imits
Mclean
Lindaman
Brown
T'mplies
O'Day
Carpenter
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Ers
McIntyre
Pittsburgers
Sporting Briefs Highlight Baseball and Racing Moves
Larry Doyle leads Giants in batting after 12 games with 12 hits in 44 at bats. Moriarity and Orth post strong fielding and hitting percentages. Louden sold to New York American League for about 1500 dollars, to join in September. Lumley and Jordan improve in Brooklyn and at-bats. Kid Eiberfeld jumps to Elizabeth club in Atlantic outlaw league. Waynesboro vs Statesboro tied 3-3 in 11 innings with darknes delay. Hildreth sale of Uncle, 2-year-old chestnut colt, to Madden for 30000 if wins Saratoga Special.
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Larry Doyle
Giants
Doyle
George Moriarity Reada
Lar
al Orth
Romee
Alberfeld
Louden
Dallas
New York
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Harry Lumley
Tim Jordan
Malden
Sam Hildreth
Saratoga, N
John E. Madden
Star Shoot-The Nice
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Elizabeth, N. J
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R.H.E
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