Two Safe Hits Beat Firecrackers in Tight Series
In Birmingham, the Barons won 2 to 0 as Sparks pitched well despite seven hits. A key sixth inning rally produced the runs while Dick Crosser and Sid Smith had strong moments. The Firecrackers failed to capitalize on a pinch hit opportunity. Tomorrow the Barons finish the series at home.
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Alex Lynn
Barons
Fantleg
Baxter Sparks
Dick Croster
Clark
Hoffman
Winters
Sid Smith
Moses- Worth
Archer
Matthews
Keystone
Jim
Ast Evers
Wallace
Garvin
Crosser Nas
Sparks
Ginger Winters
Larry
Ginger
Morse
Jordan
Felder
Infeld
Birmingham
Smith
Montgomery
Meeks
Sahara
Sparka
Molesworth
Gladys
Evers
Fran
Ate
Barongly
Shreveport
New Orleans
Evans
Fister
Fritz
Pittsburg Defeats Restona 5-0 in National League Game
The Fliteoy team returned from the eastern trip and easily routed Restona 5 to 0. Leaver and Gibeon combined for strong pitching while Leaver, Needham, and Conway led a 12 hit attack. Game time 1:46.
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Pittsburg
Hosten
Fliteoy
Restona
Aloig
Boston Sund
Laever
Gibeon
Lindames
Needham
Tims
Oleng
Jobasignp
Conway
Baseball on Black Baseball on Black list of players blacklisted
National baseball commission publishes a list of players under contract notes marked as in violation of the national agreement. Players listed as on the blacklist or suspected of misreporting seek reinstatement only after payments or disputes are resolved. The report names numerous clubs and players across Boston Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia and other cities with cases of failure to report or sign contracts.
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National Baseball Commission
Chatman Mann
Boston
H. J. Brosile
Wolverton
Raymer
Ilees
Brooklyn
M_ Broderic dcher
Oscar Knolls
Fo “Wens
F.C. Ressling
George Bet
Herbert Brage
Herbert Brage, 2 Corpete, SC Dobbs
L. Durkar
Wy Pattee
Weigand
Chicago
James Sedgin
Cincinnati
Tg 3
Wew 1906
EJ. Abbattichto
Fewel
Cincinnati_F. J
New York
William
Philadelphia
Joseph War
St. Louis
M. J
Bouther
Ague
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Aviarta
Shreveport
Montgomery
Nashe
Little Rock
Clvbs
Savannah
Augusta
de Macono
Columbia
Charterton
Jacksonville
Cclubs
Clevelandrs
St Louis
Detroit
Ashington
Chubs
Hicago
Pittsburg
Prladelphia
Marblehead Yacht Trials Shape Roosevelt Cup Defenders
The Cod owned by Dr. Morton Prince wins the second trial race for Roosevelt Cup defense at Marblehead Massachusetts in light winds. Caramba finishes close second ahead of Cheewink VI with Sally VWI and New Orleans also among noted finishers. Spokane drops after yesterday, regatta committee sets two more short trials to choose three American defenders with a 3 mile windward return course.
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Marblehead
Mass
Cod
Morton Prince
Boston
C. H. W. Foster
Cheewink Vwi
F. G. Macomber
Half Way Rock
Coa
Cheewink
Sally Vie
New Orleans
Vim
New York
Spokane
A. Ie
Caramba
Sally
VWI
New Orteana
Bonidrat
Hayseed
ILI
Sumatra
Manchester
Skiddoo
Windrim
Larelet
Ellen
Alecto
Eastern Yacht Club
Angus Pointer Sets Track Record at Hudson River Driving Park
Angus Pointer the speedy son of Sidney Pointer won two straight heats in 2.03% at the Hudson River Driving Park, setting a new track record and beating Broncho’s times this season. He led by a length and a half at the wire, with fast fractions and a $100 to 364 sale price noted.
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Poughkeepsie
Angus Pointer
Sidney Pointer
Hudson River
Baron Grattan
Dandelion Wins Delaware Handicap at Saratoga
Dandelion, winner of the Saratoga handicap, captured the Delaware handicap run at one mile in 1:38 3-5, after drawing clear in the stretch. Inquisitor, Kiamesha and Dolly Spanker trailed, with 4 to 1 shots and 2 to 1 contenders in a fast field.
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Saratoga, N
Dandelion
Delaware
Danodellon
Society Bud
Killxare Seil
Belling
Belle Strome
Frieshon
Teacress
Ewell
Nece
Toots Mook
Finn
Bertha E
Angleta
Killkare
Cary
Gurner
Oiseau
Martin
Celeres
Miller
Agile
Holscher
Just Se
Burnett
Prudential Girl
Aucessin
Amberjack
Pope Joan
Radtke
Paumonok
Shaw
Sir William Johnson
Bewei
Sandy Creeker
Amberley
Heretoz
Wynstic
Hickory
Ettzir
Mark Gumberts
George B
Fastlade
Little Captain
Vinton Ren
Sewell
Inquisitor
Kiamesha
Snapp
Dolly Spanker
von Tromp
Johnston
Momentum
Montgomery
Lyne
Fish Hawk
Garner
al Powell
Scott
Vaquero
Charrada
Golden Pheasant
I Tod You
Koerner
Belle of
Jessamine
Austin
Bob Eidgren
C. Hosa
Little Rock
Bitsy Izy
Simple Honours
Woodsmen
Dave Lewis
Bluette
Elm Ridge
Mount Henry
E Hotries
Saratoga
Baringo
Revenue
Speed Queen
del Strome
Winsome Wars
Beegar Maid
Mintheria
Furze
Nancy
Pepper and
Salt
Anna May
Skurl
Sally K
Lucy Merie
Marion Roce
Star Spingle
Samsa
Eudora
Cora Price
Grace Larsen
Patagonian
Glen Gale
Onteora
Maxmillan
Buckman
Oleoroso
Supermaun
Golf Call
Don Enrique
Chaseaway
Penareg
Aletheno
Flint Fifi
Charles G. Gates
Brookdale Myrmph
Geranium
Peter Sterling
Tella
Seilor Boy
Tifth
Lancestrian
Mollie Donohue
Macy Jr
Wrenne
Woolwich
Lilita
General Haley
Colonel Bartlett
Delmare
Calabash
Sir Russell
Wes
California
King
Sir Caruthers
Edith James
Brookdale
Nymph
Granlallo
Heasilp
Comedienne
Sir Lwynnewood
Bohemia
Jack Dolan
Warning
Tie Game in Jacksonville Opens Doubleheader Rain Delay
In Jacksonville, August 4, the first game of a doubleheader was halted after the ninth inning due to rain. Macon stranded runners as Willig starred in key moments, while Jacksonville led 1 0 0 after nine. Batteries Willis and Shea for Jacksonville, Clark and Robinson for Macon. Time 1 1/2 hours. Umpire Byron.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Macon
Willig
Saat
Beere
H.S. Jacksonville
Willis
Shea
Clark
Robinson
Byron
Columbia
Augusta
Holmes
R.H.E. Boore
H and
Bweeney
Carson
Umbres
Mace
McGrath
Latonia Fair Races Feature Wee Lass Victory
At Latonia Cincinnati on August 14, favorites won two events. Wee Lass captured the seven furlong free handicap in easy fashion amid a muddy track. Race results include Webber leading in five and a half furlongs, Elastic winning six furlongs, Martha Gorman taking six furlongs, and Wee Lass winning the seventh race.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Wee Lass
Nonte Lucille
Devout
Webber
Teubel
Jay Swift
Buchanan
McIntyre
Boland
Tire
Wil Lady Vimont
Rosserman
Camille
Electorine
Tetenus
Elastic
Jaly
Lady Henretta
Aubuchon
Mum
Nicoll
Timt
Revolt
Banton
Tom Crowe
Ripplemark
Past Flight
Martha Gorman
Treubel
Falkland
Russell
Zinda
Royal Legent
Minnie Johnson
Bell Toone
the Laurel
Dresden
Preston
Nonie Lucille
Harrigan
Nicol
Platoon
Coruscat
Mie
Hubbard
Swiftwing
Auduchon
Morenda
Harlequin
Imboden
Little Giant
Piller
Bonoueal
Intense
Hicks
Lady Charade Ea
Morris
Black Cat
Principia
Pirates Dance
Pinaud
Search Me
Osterman
Investor
Lansdowne
Wetherfields
Sandbath
Pacifics
Lady Henrietta
Blude
Knowledge
Black Art
St. George, Jr
the Englishman
Airship
Chief Milliken
Granaga
Captain Bush
John English
Misa Doyle
Freebooter
Alma duFour
Club House
Wool Dealer
Billy Wake
Blue Mint
Subadar
Weird
Gould
Profitable
Grandita
Dulwether
Beautiful
Mayo
Marmorean
Caltirida Demo
Montalban
Judith Louse
Bat- Hea
Harold D
Friction
Lexoline
Prince of Plena
Caroline W
the Mate
Casperdine
Kings Guinea
Layson
Katie Powers
Hile
Leo Bright
Bavoir Farre
Fonsoluea
Whippoorwill
Marshal Ney
Nine
Wilhelm Has Not Jumped in Piedmont Game
Reported jump by Eva Wilhelm at Birmingham rumors proved false. Baron pitcher Wilhelm remained in the game at Piedmont, despite earlier headlines. Daddy Vaughn sent Clark to the mound after the umpire’s declaration, with Wilhelm remaining with the Barons for the season.
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Baron
Piedmont
Tiittle
Eva Wilhelm
Birminghams
Fiedmont
Daddy Vaughn
Clark
Wilhelm
Vaughn
Barons
Cleveland Defeats Washington 9 to 8 in Eight Inning Rally
In Cleveland on August 14 the home team scored seven runs in the eighth and beat Washington 9 to 8. Washington stranded batters early, but Bernhardt limited them to one baserunner in five innings. Batteries: Jones, Eels, Bernhardt, Bemis, and Buelow for Cleveland. Falkenberg, Hughes, and Wakefield for Washington. Time, 1:57. Umpire, Evans.
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Cleveland
Washington
Tung
Josm
Eels
Bernhardt
Beore
R. HH
E. Cleveland
Jons
Bemis
Buelow
Falkenberg
Hughes
Wakefield
Evans
Roanoke Norfolk Game Postponed by Rain
Virginia State League report notes Roanoke and Lynchburg Danville games postponed due to rain. Also mentions players Kaelin and Portamouth 3 Second Gamer with Richmond and Fo mouth in brief wartime style postscript.
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Virginia State League
Roanoke
Norfolk
Lynchhure
Lenachburg
Danville
Portamouth
Kaelin
Richmond
Fo Mouth
Even Break in Doubleheader at Little Rock and Memphis
Little Rock and Memphis split a doubleheader with a 1st game shutout near-miss for Brady and a high-scoring 2nd game aided by Little Rock errors. Center fielder Gilbert joined late in the first game for Little Rock, seven innings were played in the second. Final: Little Rock 4 Memphis 8.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Brady
Loucks
Gilbert
Bird
Douglass
DeArmond
Quick
Kemmerting
Johnson
Hickey
Orr
Wee
Poe
Thiel
Babb
Nichols
Smith
Nadeau
el Carey
Piass
Owens
Stockdale
Beore
Merophis
Plass
Brockdale
Bremphia
Campeau
Yearling Sale Prices at Saratoga Fo Ang 4
Madden Selle Yearlings sell at Saratoga, with a colt by Plaudit fetching 3000 dollars and a half brother to Pewasi q bringing 7000 dollars to Fred Bartew. Another chestnut by Ham bura Beg Woffingter Bartew sold for 3000 dollars, reflecting strong demand for racing stock.
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Madden
Saratoga
Fo Ang
Pewasi # q
Fred Bartew
Ofen
Tane Hambura-Beg
Nat Easier & Co Confidential Loans on Valuables
Bargains in unredeemed diamond goods offered by Nat Easier & Co at 15 Decatur Street. Confidential loans secured on valuables promoted by Kimball How.
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NAT Eaiser & CO
Decatur Street
Kimball
Atlanta Meats Ordinance Debated by City Panel and Butchers
A city council committee and the board of health held a joint session to hear objections from butchers to a proposed meat ordinance. Attorney William D. Thompson pressed minor points, favoring wood floor sections and larger calf weights. Carl Wolfsheimer warned of hardship on small butchers. doctors said abattoir capital could enable all small dealers to slaughter at lower costs. The panel adjourned to reconvene Friday and the ordinance moves to council next Monday.
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Atlanta
Board of Health
Wiliam D. Thompson
Carl Wolfsheimer
Benson
Taylor
Aord
Nebraska Fusion Lively in Lincoln Meeting
Democrats and Populists in Lincoln discuss fusion prospects as August events unfold. Report notes potential coalitions, with mentions of a presidential nominee and cross party backing amid tense political maneuvering.
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Lincoln
Neb
Om Oumanen
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