RUBE ZELLER SHUTS DOWN BARONS IN SALEM GAME SHOWDOWN
Rube Zeller dominated the Barons in a 8 to 1 rout as Montgomery in Atlanta and Wallace shone in center field. The crowd saw a tight contest with several errors, while Rube’s control and a fireworks-filled sixth inning sealed Birmingham’s fate at Piedmont. Wallace connected for a two-bagger and Meeks and Reagan collected multiple safeties, aiding the locals’ big win.
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Alex Lynn
Rube Zeller
Rube
Barons
Wallace
Birmingham
Mount Vesuvius
Crosler
Garvin
Hoffman
Keystone
Wintera
Sid Smith
Smith
Crosser
Herr
Whitey Morse
Secord
Larry
Sid
Morse
Matty
Reggan
Molesworth
Carlos Smith
Luck
Dew
Montgomery
Ginger Winters
Gomer
Meeks
Rude
Jordan
Reagan
Swat Molesworth
Stabman
Evers
Berens
Walters
Fhat
Jim Archer
Otto
Harley
Amos Rudderham
Rudderhams
Ala
Piedmont
Penarris Wins 6 Furlongs at Saratoga Race Meet
Grand Union Penarris defeats a fair field in the 6 furlongs at Saratoga with a late drive. Alethae saved ground and led early, Penarris surged to the front in the stretch to win by two lengths. Second went to Alethae, with Don Enrique third. Multiple entries and odds listed for the day’s card, including other races and entrants.
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Saratoga
Frank O'Neill
Penarris
Union Shotel Ptakes
Alethang
Fenaerrie
Fique
Aletheno Contifly
Penarria
Aletheuo
Enrique
Olds
Lustrorite
Beggar Maid
Mintberia
Furze
Patagh
Fenari
Shaw
Aletheuc
Ler
Don Enrique
IB Jy Jones
Operman
Golf Ball
Chaseawa
Ries G. Gates
Flint
Teentha
Peter Sterling
Userner
Inferno
Sailor Bay
Geranium
Speila
J Harris
Woolwich
Finn
Edith James
Frelat
Baprika
Mons Sduta
Haley
Castman
Calabash
Sevendale Nymph
Lyn Ske Lynnawood
Comedienne
Fime
Max and
Warning
Handica
Conville
Stanwalx
Altuda
Wrenne
le Gre
San-ims
Broak- Strater
Turionga
C. Core
Badie Ware
Fhomery
Kiltalos
Alpenmirch
Dainty Dame
Tom
Granletta
Steemly Banakready
Christy
Command Sterdam
Honoras
Campbell
Narelle
Ben Strong
Yama
Red Aus Feidorn
California
Macy
Gallvant
Rovers
Cary
Maaden
Ben Ban
Saviers
St. Kevin
Dan Conners
Huddy
Rose of Gold
Latonia Race Meet Ends With Multiple Upsets
At Latonia Cincinnati August 1 racing featured Profitable winning the steeplechase by half a length over Blue Mint with Subador third while Lady Henrietta led six furlongs to victory and Katie Powers won the sixth race for a mile and a half. The programs listed entries for seven races with notable performances by Priction and other contenders.
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Cincinnati
Priction
Katie Powers
Fa Worsten
Lawwain Tolay
Chibhouse
the Mint
Subador
Uminniarien
Boland
Frank Vesher
Perrett
Avendow
Ericson
Dor
Qtby Scott
Woolen
Airship
Nicol
Lédwina
Sandown
Elude
Black Art
George Jr
Powers
Blue Mint
Currell
T Rice
Ft 'S
Marinorean
Judith Lourde
Treubel
Efarolg
Beautiful Mayo
Grandita
Bottles
Morris
Prince of Press
Wyle
Aubughon
Layson
Moccasin Maid
Caroline W
King’s Guinea
Casperdine
Marshall Ney
Fonsaluca
Whippoorwill
Pinasd
Eo Bright
Oak Trove
Millsong
Fargo
Mayor Johnson
Norwood Ohio
Revolt
Fenian
Matador
Elastic
Celling
Ann Hil
Anna Day
Oring
Dfyrrh
Merry Belle
Imagination
Bea Mate
Sonny
Skyward
Hackier
Bitter Hand
Joe Shields
Red Coat
Dick Redd
Nonte Lucille
Wee Lass
John Engilah
Meadowbreeze
Platoon
Weatern
Chase
Delld
Thorpe
Weber
Honast
Ovelande
Planute
Begonta
Sherrill
Ternus
Tom Crowe
My Gem
Little James
Imboden
Malleable
del Coronado
the Laurel
Gelden
Players Suspended at Bussey's in Nashville Tilt
In a game between Montgomery and Nashville, final score 2-1 with Montgomery stringing a run in the top of the last to pull ahead. Notable plays include two base hits by Fracy and Mullany, and steals by Bohannon. Pitchers Buchanan and Tribble each logged several outs, with wild pitches and errors contributing to the tight Park area contest.
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RH. B
Nashville
Montgomery
Mmary
Erentille
Bucoth
Fracy
Mullaney
Daze
Buchanan
Tribble
Hansen
McCann
Tase
Bohannon
Brenninger
Spokane Takes Another Race in Roosevelt Cup Trials
Marblehead Mass August 6 Two trial races for the Roosevelt cup defenders were sailed. The first, 3 miles with two legs, was won by G. W. Wightman aboard Bontreref of Hingham Y C, as the youngest skipper at 16, beating T Park's Vim of the New York YC. Caramba was third. Spokane, skippered by F Lewia Clark, won the second race, defeating Hayseed 111 and Auk to finish handily. New Orleans of Southern YC finished seventh after a poor leeward turn, showing improved handling. Wind remained strong at start, light and uncertain at the outer mark. First Race.
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Marblehead
Mass
Leeward
G. W. Wightman
Hingham ‘Yacht Club
Vim
T. Park
New York Yacht Club
Caramba
C. H. W. Foster
F. Lewia Clark
Apokane
Washington State
Hayseed
Auk
Spokane
New Orleans
Southern Yacht Club
Orleana
Bonidrel
Chewtak
Sumatra
Chewink
Boundrel
Hingham
Heyseed IE An Wat
Bonidrei
Aed
Weyp
Manchester
Windrim
Alecto
Lorelei
Rain Pauses St Louis Boston and Pittsburg results noted
In St Louis rain halted the St Louis New York game as the New York club failed to arrive. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 with Huggins stealing second amid a key play. Brooklyn beat Chicago 8 to 4 behind Brown’s shutout effort. Pittsburg and Boston split a doubleheader. Pittsburg and Boston play-by-play details noted. Cotton States League results show Mobile, Meridian, and Vicksburg with limited scores. Baton Rouge also listed.
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St Louis
St Louie
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Huggins
Ewing
Jays Win and Tie in Jacksonville Doubleheader
In Jacksonville, Fox saved the first game with a ninth inning run from third on a wild pitch after Helm struggled. Stinson collected four hits in the opener, while the second game ended with Houston homering. The doubleheader featured close scoring and mixed errors, with Baker and Shea combining on the wins for Jacksonville and Fox-Marnish handling the second game.
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Bucker
Columbia
Nep Rucker
Augusta
Fussell
Ferrall
Sweeney
Rucker
Carson
Mace
Russell
Charleston
Savannah
Savannealb
Glenn
Ravenna Lgcee
Jatterter ‘Uftioy
Fox
Orene Berry
McLaughin
New York Defeats Detroit In Flat Game Of Series 10 To 2
New York batted Mullin out of the box in the first inning as Detroit scored their lone run in the ninth on Xeeger error Cuesta single by Jones Beoreke cf. Batteries Newton and Thomas Eu banks Mullin and Payne Anneire Haurat Time 2.04 Other scores Boston 0 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 9 Washington 4 St Louis 2 Harvard Crew in Good Trim Bourne End Enaj and August 16 article notes the Harvard crew showing better form at Bourne End.
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Spirmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Atlanta i. A
Shreveport
Montgomery Os
Nashvilfe Tg Ar
Lattle Rock de
South Atlas
Augusta Savanah O
Macon
Columbia
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Tackoonvlle
America
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New York
Hes
Cleveland
Boston
Hoffman
Winters
A Nation
Smith
Morsees
Wan
PBC
Jordan
Walace
Pittsburg
Zallers
P. A O
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Leora
Sham— Jowton
Serre Ab
Pa. É
Shreveport Montgomery
Meeks
Walters
Manuel
Matthews
Shreveport- Ad
Eagan
Evana
Kennedy
Abstein
Yrne
H. EB Daley
Hess
Bner
C_ Sm
Philip
Cargn
Brouthers
Rove
Lean Porte
Sreatten Manuel
Vrrtan
Rose
Kenvet
Mari
Alta Kennedy
Byrme Seraucay
Habs India
Inninas
Beeker
Janin
Fiaber
Tish- M. Sie de Adeker
Srrecepory
Tims
Chimgy
T. Chicago
Brown
Lundgren
Bearer Mightengo
Octa Jorio Ie
Moran
Kiting
Walsh
McIntyre
Burgin
Carpenter
Klem
Byon
Hasa
Witl
Shreret
Rhe Fulasas
Babes En Lynch
Philippe
Olson Young
Needham
Ishmetene
Conway
Lelfer
Phalps
Dorner and
Johnstone
Detroit
Mullin
Xeeger
Cuesta Wiple
Jones Beoreke
Newton
Thomas
Eubanks
Payne Anneire
Haurat
Harvard
Bourne
Bourne End
Cambridge
Birmingham Passes Buckets Shops Ordinance to Halt Futures Brokers
Birmingham city council, in a special session with a large audience, approved without dissent an ordinance banning the operation of any brokerage houses in the city dealing in futures after October 1. The measure, introduced late, was sent through on its third reading, driven by public anger over the First National Bank defalcation.
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Birmingham
Ala
First National Bank
Engineering Corps Camps Near Cuthbert for Railroad Extension
The Georgia Florida and Alabama railroad engineering corps arrived in Cuthbert and set up a camp north of the city to prepare for extending the main line northward. Chief Engineer Pasco leads the project. Local interest grows with new enterprises planned and potential in-comming workers seeking business and schooling opportunities, amid a climate of optimism for the extension.
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Gineering Corps
Cuthbert
Engineering ‘Corps
Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Pasco
United States
Florida
Saundera
Tahe Butler
Fia
Aod Cial
Miledgestie
Sobel
Galverton Sea Wall Repair Ad Says Cure All Ailments
A noisy health ad claims EW Goodloe of Trvtton Street in Wary Lex provides a wall cure and a remedy line. The note promotes Phaye u and Dr Kinga Sew Discoveries for chronic cough la grippe croup whooping cough and pneumonia prevention. It touts a 60 cent price with a dollar option and a free trial bottle at drug stores.
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Goodloe
Kinga
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Oheil
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Ee Egan
Superman
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Bussey's
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Tannehill
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Allan
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Galverton
NAT Eaiser & CO
Decatur Street
Kimball House
China
Japan
P. H. Snook Furniture
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Robert Ball
Macor
Ball
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Dr. Cummins
Kentuck
Unknown Man
Brace Grulten
Roy
Sher Bross
Thompeon
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Homphot Sener
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