Infield Does High in Clouds Up to Ninth Inning
In a clouded game in Atlanta the score remained 2 to 0 in Atlanta's favor as errors by Atlanta and Montgomery's hits shaped the late innings. Teams playing today include Montgomery at Atlanta Shreveport at Memphis New Orleans at Little Rock Birmingham at Nashville Yesterday's results show Montgomery 3 Atlanta 2 Memphis 6 Shreveport 0 Nashville 3 Birmingham 2 Little Rock 4 New Orleans 2
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Shreveport
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Taste
Memphis Little Rock
Nashville Ee
Line-up of Teams for Today's Game at Piedmont
The third Montgomery series game is set for this afternoon at Piedmont starting at 4 o clock. Ely will pitch for At ria and Poy will handle the visitors' hurling. The teams line up in batting order as follows.
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Montgomery
Piedmont
Ely
Atria
Cracker Infield Soars As Montgomery Tops Atlanta In Ninth Innings
In a foggy fairgrounds fracas, Montgomery defeats Atlanta 3 to 2 after ten innings. Lew Whistler and crew survive misplays as Bridwell and Morse float aloft in a weather haze. Burnett’s left field grab and Briswell’s fumbled throw mark key plays in a tense finish.
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Irield
Atlanta
Monteomery
Gladys Moleaworth
Whistler
Burnett
Gret
Stickney
Briswell
Molesworth
Buckney
Cotton” Morse
Clarke
Bpratt
Gladve
Srive
Montgomery
Lewwhistler
Dr. Kitten
Oscar Street
Montgomeries
Tts
Bridwell
Morse
Pug Bennett
Atlanta Triumphs With Late Gunners Recalled
Atlanta scored two runs in the sixth inning on three rapid hits by Crosier Bridwell and Winters. The detailed box shows Montgomery and Atlanta rosters with players Spratt Childs Whistler Burnett Clarke Streit and others. Score by innings lists Montgomery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Atlanta 0 0 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 with Kil earning the win.
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Atlanta
Crogier
Bridwell
Winters
Montgomery
Spratt
Childs
Molesworth
Whistler
Burnett
Stickney
Clarke
Busch
Streit
Abr
H. Po A
Crosier If
Cue Ee
As Winters
Morse
Lauzon
O Kuler
S.s
Killen
Allanta
Robinson
Little Rock edges New Orleans as Gilbert saves game
In Little Rock on August 14 McCann's two bagger Wright's three bagger and Keenan's grounder produced three runs in the third inning. A sensational catch by Gilbert with three men on base saved the game and Keenan made another brilliant grab. Attendance 2,000 as Little Rock defeated New Orleans 4-1.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Tittle Rock
Ark
McCann
Wright
Keenan
Gilbert
Botin
Lynch
Hastings
Law
New York Beats St Louis 12 to 1 in National League
National League action reports New York defeats St Louis 12 to 1 at the Folo grounds as Cronin Bowerman McFarland Nell and teammates power a lopsided win. Attendance listed as 2,790 with Emplie umpire and time of 2 hours. Other NL results include Brooklyn shutout Pittsburgh and Chicago topping Boston with notable pitching performances and varying attendances.
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New York
St. Louis
St Louie
Folo Grounds
Cronin
Bowerman
McFarland
G Nell
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Calvin
Pittsburg
Falkenburg
Phelps
Garvin
Ritter
Lampire
Hurat
Chicago
Boston
Malarkey
Plecea
Rhe Coltage
Wicker
Kling
Moran
Amople
O'Day
Cincinnati
St Louia
Philadelphia
Sensational fifteen inning tie as St Louis and Washington split
In St Louis two games were played August 14. The first went fifteen innings with Powell and Lee delivering superb pitching and perfect support. St Louis won the second easily. Attendance about 3,800. Batteries listed for both games and umpire details noted. Also Detroit over Boston and Cleveland over New York in separate matches.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Washington
Powell
Lee
Kehoe
Kittredge
Low
Budhof
Sunden
Orth
Drill
Boston
Detroit
Donovan
Boore
Beore
RHD
Cleveland
New York
Doie
Abbott
Chesbro
O'Connor
Cheridan
Chicago
Philadelphia
Patterson
Davareol
Louia
Kinloch Park Feature Race at St Louis Highlights
Race card from St Louis Kinloch Park lists multiple races with favorites and outcomes. First race speed indicated First Rache wins by length. Joe Goss left at post in sixth race. Second through sixth races include winners Immortelle, Inter rogation, Miss Gould, Raimand, Reducer, E. Rey, with times and buyers noted. Multiple entries and selling races listed for upcoming events.
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Louis
Rainland
Kinloch Park
Joe Goss
Taylor
Whitmore
Sinclair
Daddy Hender
Hea
Immortelle
Frank Collins
Hayevale
Lampadrone
Leech
Dusty Miller
Banditoran
Miss Gould
Higgins
Dave Sommers
H. Hall
Orion
Wilkine
Dr. Jones
Lord Roberts
Stub
Macbeth
Raimand
Sheehan
Mafalda
D Austin
Hugh McGowan
St Agnes SI
Old Stone
Wreath of Ivy
Howell
Seond
Lynch
Perkins
Varna Fonso
Larson
Misalon
Kentucky Muddle
Kitty G
Dawson
Une Price
Charles D
Peat
E. Rey
Sayers
Glales
W. Watson
Tamptresa
George
King Rose
Duela
Joe Goca
St. Louis
Tremaine
Heasie Kirby
Enigma
Allegrette
Buxsy
Max Rose
Birmingham vs Piedmont Golf Match Set Today
Birmingham crack golfers led by R H Baugh and Tom Watson face Atlanta Piedmont Golf Club representatives including W P Hull Q Foreman and J F Stockdale at the Piedmont course. The event, a southern city clash, includes a luncheon and dinner at the driving club to honor the players.
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Birmingham
Atlas
Piedmont Golf Club
Atlanta
Piedmont
Birminghams Crack Golf Club
South
R. H. Baugh
W P Ward
Tom Watson
Gene Hrowam
H . Billes
Purenn
W. P Hull Q. Foresman
W. Trawick
W J Tilson
J F Stockdale
Amateurs to Play Today for Atlanta Championship
Amateurs Athletica and the Olympics, two strong Atlanta teams, clash at Brisbane Park this afternoon at 2:45 to decide the city championship. Both squads boast early-season wins and confidence, with positions listed for catchers pitchers in a detailed lineup.
Welles Wins Special at Harlem Sets Mile World Record
Dick Welles defeated EE Smathers Grand Opera in a special Harlem race, clocking 1 mile in 3:37 2/3 to break the world mark by a fraction. Grand Opera trailed early as bettors favored Welles, with clear warm weather and fast track reported.
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Alan-a-Dale
Dick Welles
TOM KEENE HOME IN FRONT AT EMPIRE CITY MEET
New York reports the Empire City grand circuit closes with Tom Keene dominant in Yonkers stake heats. He wins the 3000 dollar Yonkers stake heat in fast 2 04 1 4 and again with time to spare. Other stakes include Roman and Caspian victories in two straight heats with best times around 2 00 and 2 09. An Atlantic Beach excursion offer runs three days from August 7.
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New York
Yonkers
Tom Keene
Bummery
Roman
Belle Kelser
Palm Leaf
Stratght Heath
King Direct
Dick Wilson
Caspian
Dillon Boy
Hie Boy
Olive Wood
Trace
Strathlane
John W. Patterson
Trappist Monks for America Exiled from France
Exiled Trappist monks may found a new U S monastery after Rev. Ed mond Obrecht sails from Louisville to Citeaux for papal audience. He will discuss Vatican stance on the order in America and locations for a future monastery after Cistercians already join Gethsemane. Obrecht will also visit Philadelphia before proceeding.
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France
United States
Louisville
Edmond, Obrecht
Gethseroane
Citeaux
Pius
Vatican
America
Gethsemane
Father Obrecht
Philadelphia
Saratoga Racing Day Delights Two Year Olds Win
At Saratoga on August 14 splendid racing conditions featured Divination winning the 2 year old division by four lengths over Dick Turpin, with Flora and Birchbroom close in the turf race. Multiple races including the Troy stake and turf events highlighted a card packed with winners and close finishes.
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Divination
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Anish
Birchbroom
Flora
de Souza
Royal
O'Neil
Odom
Paget
Prince Ching
Dr Russall
Rockmyrt
Fleetful
the Skater
Carama Peste Bolina
Avignon
HIRD
Agnes D
Dreamer
Caughnawaga
Jenking
Gold Bell
O'Neill
Daingerfeld
The
Troy
Redfern
Callahang
Lady Rohesie
Nelly
Tender Crest
Hylas
Namcoki
Avenger
the Bowery
Bath Beach
Creamer
Gannon
Satire
Hicks
Easy Street
Dinksle
Lord Advocate
Trinity Bell
Anklet
Bixth
Dolly Shanker
Hockaway
Fuller
Gold Saint
If Cochran
Luck
Juvenel Maxim
Dutiful
Briarthorpe Esperance
Hedman
Coal Black Lady
Bignet Ring
Beverwick
Land of Clover
Lavator
Valdez
St. Arion
Ragged Cavalier
Beau Ideal
Rookstrom
Woolgatherer
Ohnet
Semperlin
Fulminate
Daryl
Carrier Pigeon
Hopeful
Montreson
Palm Head
the Buck
Moharib
Don Jon
Delhi
Gay Lothario
Abduli
Baseful High Ball
Crown Prince
Rockaway
Stalwart
Mercury
Reliance
Hermits
Heno
Sayable Africander
Irish Lad
Grey Friar
Somerset
Seminole
Carbuncle
Arrak Gowan
St Sever
True Blue
Cottage Maid
Adela Mardin
Carrolt
Conundrum
Mosquito
St. Sever
Stonewall
Laterock
the Regent
Nevermore
Albany Girl
Team From Fort to Take Part
Savannah Ga August 14 Special Post Adjutant Walter E Coney of the Interstate Military Rifle Association received notice that Captain Selah R H Tompkins of the Seventh Cavalry will be detailed for duty as inspector at the interstate shoot in Savannah August 44 2 He also received a letter from Colonel Price Fort McPherson saying a Fort team will compete in the Interstate matches The team will be six men with potential expansion to ten in some matches to meet requirements
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Savannah
J— Post
Walter E Coney
Interstate Military Rifle Association
Department of the East
Selah R. H Tompkins
Seventh Cavalry
Price
Fort McPherson
Priea
Major Coney
English Champions Win In Meadow Club Final
English players M H L Doherty and Reginald F Doherty defeated American stars William A Larned and Heals C Wright in straight sets to win both the singles and doubles titles at the great tennis tournament held at Meadow Club WooOl? on August 1. The Dohertys dominated Larned 6-1 6-2 1-6 in three sets and then teamed to beat Larned Wright 6-1 6-3 6-1 in doubles.
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Bouthampton
H. L Doherty
Reginald F. Doherty
Anata Indhe
Meadow Club
Woool
Doherty
William A. Larned
Doherty Brothers
Heals C. Wright
Governor seeks extradition for kidnaping suspect
Springfield August 14 Governor Yates has issued a requisition on Pennsylvania’s governor for the extradition of Hubert Sidney Smith now under arrest in Pittsburg and wanted in Bloomington on a kidnapping charge. Smith is a newspaper writer and cartoonist who allegedly abducted his child Agnes Smith after visiting his Bloomington home.
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Springfield
Yates
Pennsylvania
Hubert Sidney Smith
Pittsburg
Bloomington
Smith
Agnes Smith
Presbyterians Unite In Louisville Hospital Move
In Louisville August 14 the Gray Street Infirmary was bought by a corporation controlled by the four leading Presbyterian churches, the Warren Memorial, Fourth Avenue northern branch, and First and Second southern branches. The infirmary will operate as a non sectarian hospital, seen as a step toward uniting the Kentucky branches under one head. A Washington Star quip about compact newspapers ends the item.
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Louisville
Gray Street
Warren Memorial
Fourth Avenue
Church
Kentucky
Collier Case With Judge Before Wilkinson In Definite Trial
The Collier will contest has reached Ordinary John R. Wilkinson who will reserve decision after reviewing evidence and authorities. Two speeches closed yesterday with Eugene Dodd for caveaters and Hoke Smith for executors. The trial is described as hard fought and highly watched for its outcome. Amusement Firm Sued for 35000 over a toboggan crash at Poncs de Leon. Five charter petitions filed for FP Stevens Engraving King Realty Arlpa Ka Baw Mills Bauer Grocery and Bakery Simplex Press. Aripeka Saw Mill leads with $500,000 capital. Incorporators named alongside various attorneys representing each filing.
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John R. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Eugene Dodd
Dodd, Newman & Dodd
Dodd
Hoke Smith
Smith
Moura
Amusement Company
G. B Key
J G. Rossman
Ponce de Leon Amusement Company
Poncs de Leon
Key
F M O'Bryan
Esterday
Arch Harrison
Superior Court
Stevens Engraving Company
King Realty Company
Arlpeka Baw Mills
Bauer Grocery and Bakery Company
Simplex Press Company
Aripeka Saw Mile
H. M Atkinson
W B Stosall
W & E. Ellis
Grocery
W Ow Visanska
the Press Company
R. C Alston
What do you think of my New Year's resolutions
A Yonkers Statesman note features a quip where a chauffeur asks for his opinion on New Year resolutions and the wife retorts about possible luck and breaking down early in the journey. The exchange captures a light domestic tone.
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Yonkers Statesman
Typographical Union hears on Los Angeles Times case
Washington August 14 one important proposition from the committee on laws adopted by the International Typographical Union permits subordinate unions to incorporate in exceptional cases The Times case was voted for a referendum on funds to unionize The Times office General Otis of The Times said the office was a fraternity office highest wages paid and no surrender would be made Delegate Hayes Los Angeles outlined the union's course and hope of success In Spokane Seattle cases President Lynch faces arbitration charges the committee endorsed Lynch and the executive council and blamed publishers for bad faith The report says union constitution cannot be arbitrated but favors arbitration when parties take a fair conciliatory approach The Woman's Auxiliary elected Mrs Frank L Kennedy Omaha president and Mrs C C Houston Atlanta vice president A special organizer will visit southern towns to form new unions and strengthen existing ones A proposition to organize newspaper writers and funds for it was adopted The death benefit was increased to 70 Mexican government bought a controlling interest in the national railroad one of two lines to the United States frontier.
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Washington
Committee On Laws
International Typographical Union
Los Angeles Times
Times
Otis
The
Hayes
Los Angeles
Spokane
Seattle
Lynch
Driscoll
Committee On Arbitration
Executive Council
Woman's Auxiliary
Frank L. Kennedy
Omaha
C. C. Houston
Atlanta
South
Habeas Corpus for W R Lytle Transferred to Federal Court
Habeas corpus proceedings for W R Lytle held on a Chicago assault to murder charge were moved from the city court to the United States court. Lytle, brother of Marle Gordon who died in Chicago last Sunday, has five attorneys including two US district attorneys. Requisition papers will be argued when presented. hearing set for tomorrow at noon.
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Lytle
Montgomery
Ata
W. R. Lytle
Chicago
Marle Gordon
United States Court
United States
Fortune Left to Leo Prophecies Church Claim in Italy
Naples August 14 A parish priest Milone left his entire fortune of 8000 to the pope Leo XIII on his deathbed Now Mis fami challenges the will claiming it invalid Cardinal Rampolla papal secretary of state directs a local attorney to represent the church arguing the money was collected by office and Leo XIII could be represented by his secretary of state The trial occurred today with judge reserving decision Also note: cotton remains the most valuable crop next to corn with 11 000 000 babies in this year’s production anticipated to yield about 50 000 000 to farmers
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Cardinal Rampolla
Naples
Italy
Milone
Leo XIII
Pontif
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