Atlanta Takes Three Straight In Birmingham
Atlanta won its third straight over Birmingham as Hob Spade held the Barons to three runs while Atlanta batted in the seventh inning and capitalized on walks and hits. A cloudburst delayed the game thirty five minutes and several misplays eroded Birmingham’s chances, with Atlanta finally pulling away in the late innings. The Barons depart for Montgomery after an early morning rainout.
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Spade
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Nuhville
Birmingham
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Atlanta
Barons
Dorby
Wwe Speria
Excel
Dan
Cantro
Eyer
Ratn
Aber
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Waters
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Iatvrn
Ragan
Molesworth
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MB Aminles
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Carter
Carey
Uco
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Rickert
Wacrifice
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Oweng
Carey Cross
Gating
KE Manning
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Stockdale
Fritz
Memphis
New Orleans
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Fijnn
Mannly
Ab Richards
Owens
Orlfans
Nadeau
Brettenstein
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Gaston
Gatine
Matthews
Guere
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Manuel Rt
Stratton
Mamthis
Ak. A
Guexa
Sugga
Guese
Buggs
Suggs
New Crinans
Memphia
Tor
Flynn
Standings and Scores From Independent Club Matches
Standings show Atlanta leading with three wins each over Birmingham and New Orleans, plus results from Nashville, Montgomery, Memphis, and other cities. Notable games include Washington defeating Cleveland, St Louis beating New York, and Philadelphia over Detroit in a late-August schedule. pitchers and batters named in box scores.
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Birmingham
New Orleana
Wemphia
New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
Nashville
Washington
Cleveland
Johnson
L King
Nils
Johnsgi
Heldon
Lebharat Berger
Wakefield
Sherwin
Evans St. Louis
Ew Bork
Glade
Spencer
Ie Liftant Alview
O Loughlin
Philadelphia
Detroit
Miladelphia Augusr
Philadelphia Gol
Bilan
Schmidt Bender
Vone
Lune
Maret
Chicago
New York
Philadelph
Philadelpha
Brooklyn
Louis
Raston
Poston
St Louis
Washton
Baseball results and postponements from August 7 National League games
Reports show Philadelphia beating Chicago 3 to 1 with strong pitching and three long hits while Chicago suffered heavy outs and a lone Chicago hit. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 4 to 2 as Hucken held Cincinnati steady and the game featured timely hitting with runners on base.
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Hain
Pittaburg
Ping Pa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cinciati Whie
Hkrookita
Broklin
Waynesboro
Statesboro
Wayneaborn
Bayne
Phelps
Barnesville
Beore
Phetpn
Wolfe, Bayne and McCormick
Rainy Day Hats Reconditioned at Bussey Shop
The notice lists Bussey at 26 1 2 Whitehall Street offering hat cleaning and reshaping services. Multiple game results and sports notes follow, including South Atlantic League scores, Savannah versus Columbia ninth inning finish, and various regional baseball reports from August 7.
Angus Pointer Leads Fast Mile and Longwood Singles Card
Angus Pointer in a fast paced mile clinched the free for all at Kenilworth with a time around 2:03. The Longwood tournament opened with four matches in singles and six in eastern doubles. Notable results included H R Oy Little’s five set win and an upset where F C Colston defeated W J Clothier.
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Buffals
Angus Fointer
Kenilworth
Angus Pulme
Angus Pointer
Iraquok
Carlo
Trench Plate
Ella Mac iGeersy
Lady Gail Hamilton
Thomas
Shea
Angus Pointes
Sidney Pointer
Janet Sundertin
Lottinei
Baton Gratan
Eersi
Sarah Kamlin Broom
Dare Devil
Katherine Wamia
Parker
Cole Com
McDonald
OB Cliet Moore
Northwest Sunline
Queeny
Dainty
Dolly Baron May
Carly S
Pete
Hester Schuyler
Jay
Boston
Longwood
Longwood Tennis Club
Raymond D Lattle
Westfall Ac
Clothier
Woc Grant
New York
B Neel
R € Solver
Massachusetts
R H Palmer
H Nettleton
T. BR . Plimpton
I E Leonard
P Parker
E J
D L Pickman
Dabney, Jr
R § Lovering
R OY Little
H H Westfall
W J Clothier
F C «Olston
Yale
Capitol Avenue Baseball Club Seeks Pennant Clarity
Capitol Avenue baseball club, led by Captain Howard J Horton, challenges Wesley Memorial in a five game championship series after a league dispute. They accuse Wesley Memorial of avoiding the series and vow to attend with two sets, urging publication to inform supporters and stake holders.
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Allants
Baraca
Wesley
Wesleyan Memorial
Capitol Avenue
Wesley Memorial
Capitol Avenue Baseball Club
Howard J Horton
Forfeited game reshapes Shreveport baseball row
The Shreveport Times reports a disputed forfeit in a Southern League game involving Memphis and the Pirates. Judge Ratanaugh ruled Charley Babb violated limits, giving the win to the Pirates, though other teams faced similar breaches. The move stirs debate over fairness and league rules as Montgomery, Nashville, and Birmingham plots unfold.
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Shreveport
Memphis
Pirates
Ratanaugh
Charley Babb
Shreveport Times
Nashville
Harry Vaughn
Castro
B Smith
Montgomery
Bill
Minister Soted Negho Dead at Lexington Convention
Soted Negho, delegate at large to Republican conventions, died this morning in Lexington Kentucky of acute indigestion linked to worry over church matters. He was a prominent figure in southern church and political circles, served as a state delegate to national conventions, and held roles in the Order of Good Samaritans and other groups.
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M. Republica Conventions
Lexington
FE Smith
First Baptist Church
Anness
South
Te. Broth
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Loula
Clay Evans
Baseball World Briefs From A Rough Week Of Play
Keeler suffers a severe finger injury delaying his return to the field. The New York Americans pursue Bell center fielder amid strong Seattle showings. Several players face disciplinary actions for poor play or conduct, including Delehanty and Stovall. Fans criticize Frank Smith as critics say his speed became a problem for the White Sox.
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Keeler
New York
Griffith Des Elberfeld
la Jole
Cleveland
Ana
Frank Delehanty
Highlander Stovall
Lasole
Plecca
Frank Smith
White Sox
Jones
Smith
Lost keys and rent notice at Courtland Street
Lost a bunch of keys with a safety deposit box tag. Reward offered by Fourth National Bank. For rent notice describes first floor space on Courtland Street at 404. Contains reference to five teams.
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Fourth National Bank
Courtland Street
Spinaway Prize Won by Julia Powell at 10 to 1 Odds
At Saratoga on August 7 Julia Powell, a 10 to 1 outsider, captured the Spinaway Stakes. The program listed First Race results, Second Steeplechase, Fourth Spinaway Stakes details, and other races with multiple horses and odds, plus a separate note on Central City’s baseball game and a deadly explosion in Swanton Vermont leaving one dead and fifteen hurt.
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Martin
Mark Anthony Ll
True Boy
Prince Anmed
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Donohue
Ray
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Depree
Lorrigan
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Dugan
Brandy
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Gainer
King Cole
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Jul Powell
Knapp
Mountain
Adriana
Polly Watts
Red’ Bonnet
Bouquet
Dick Fennell
Garnet
G Burns
Cork Hill
Rukman
Notter
E. Duginy
Darlin Sweet
Maquette Wild Star
Tee Tick
Bosom Friend
Lotus Brandt
Sarstoga
Sewell
Hoston
Central City
Becton Nationals
Boston Dpener Lijdaman Boultes
Brown
Pfeffer Taung
Asmonson Tt
Fehe
Dovey
Swanton Vt
Arthur Muleson
Sponder
Robin Hood Ammunition Company
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