Birmingham Baseball Doubleheader Triumphs Over Shreveport
Birmingham sweeps a Shreveport doubleheader in August, taking both games. Local notes cite protest over Castro joining Birmingham and a suspension for Montgomery manager Mullaney after an umpire altercation. Results show Birmingham 4 6 Shreveport in the two games, with scoring details and umpire comments.
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Mullaney
Little Rock
Ark
Kavanaugh
Montgomery Clu
Schuster
New Or
Itana
OQ Schuster
Birmingham
Shreveport
Vistors
Clark
Castro
Nashville
Regular tennis action at East Lake frames Atlanta club meet
The Atlanta Athletic Club championship at East Lake course advances with many afternoon matches. Play starts 5 PM daily as singles progress. doubles finals set for Saturday after preliminary rounds. Wednesday and Thursday results include singles wins by Williams, Gude, Fitzimmons, Howell, and Grant. Doubles saw Matthews and Mansfield beat Grant and Gude, while Acott and Williams edged Tichenor and Boyd.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
East Lake
Wilia
Poteet
Gude
Day
Fitziimons
Lyon
Howell
L. Smith
B. M. Grant
Matthews
Mansfield
E. B. Grant
Acott
Hide-Bound Hats Cleaned and Repaired at Bussy's
Hats cleaned pressed reshaped and repaired at Bussy's establishment located at 28 2 Whitehall Street preserving headwear.
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Bussy's
Whitehall Street
South Atlantic League Sunny but scoreline dull in Augusta game
Augusta Georgia hosted Charleston with Foster’s unassisted ninth inning double the lone highlight. Foster and Fox, Holmes, Carson on mound as rain halted Savannah Jacksonville and Columbia Macon games. American Association action saw Toledo sweep Kansas City and Milwaukee Columbus split. St Paul beat Louisville while Saints and Minneapolis posted a blank.
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Charleston
Augusta
Mullens
Tal Foster
R. H.C. Charleson
Foster
Fox
Holmes
Carson
McLaughlin
Brady's Runner Wins Saratoga Derby at Saratoga
Saratoga August 23 James B Brady's Accountant, favorite at 13 to 20, won the Saratoga derby for three-year-olds, in a tight stretch finish by one length over Gallavant. McKittredge took third as Accountant clocked 2 16 2-5 in the mile and five sixteenths race. Other races listed with results and Saratoga entries for today follow.
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Saratoga
Jamea B. Brady
Accountant
Gallavant
McKittredge
Bemay
Sewell
Fish Hawk
Quay
L. Smith
Cambysses
Kidmesha
Knapph
Bivouac
J Johnson
Lota Lovat
Miler
Prince Hampton
McDanieh
Pursiane
Shaw
Tima
Standard Oil
Grenham
Hitxh
Irenton
Grimaldi
Heretoga
Fieldwick
Cobelskill
Aeronaut
Tiptoe
Inquisitor
Brookdale Nymph
Peter
Sir Halph
Whong
Charlatan
Dunoro
Cadichan
Mery
Ocean Spray
Water Dog
Elm Ridge
Jersey Lady
Old Honesty
Montgomery
Blondy
Smiling Tom
Hickory
Lucy Marte
Campalanor
Seneca
James Reddick
Ben Ban
Penrhyn
General Haley
Pythia
Lord of the Vale
Edna Jackon
Duteman
Mint Peria
Baringo
Budora
Altuda
Dollie Doellara
Flower
Dainty Dame
Alila
Neoskaleeta
Lome Fitzgibbon
Glamor
Sally K
Johnstown
Royal Scot
Mount Henry
Baseball Recap From August 23 National League Scores
Cincinnati Brooklyn game rained out on wet grounds. St Louis beat Boston 3 to 1 as Brown pitched well and Beare notching the win. batteries Brown and Marshall for St Louis. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3 in a high hit game. Pittsburg overcame New York 7 to 3 behind Leever. New York beat Cleveland 3 to 1 as Townsend and Bemin held off the Indians. Detroit won 7 to 6 over Philadelphia in ten innings. Chicago edged Washington 4 to 1 for a nineteenth straight win.
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Lest
P. C. Birmingham
New Orleans
Charlesto
Jacksonville
Chicago
Ant Fhiladenhia
Cleveland
New York
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cott
Aes Eittsburtro
Dallanelphi
Ginetunati
Bird
St. Louis
Lite Rock
Rube Zeller
Bittie Rock
Atlanta
Zeller
Travelers
Morse
Jordan
Evera
Winters
Crozier
Smith
Little Rock
Quick
Douglass
DeArmond
Tle
Kemmersinga
ZeHer
Zimmer
Hoffman
le Rock
Gilbert
Tb Dearmond
Kemmerling
Johnson
Brady
Seas
Po Winters
Rt Beith
O Morne
Jo Jordan
Evers
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Brown
Beare
Marshall
Dorner
Needham
Jobnstone
Philadelphia
R. Hle
Overall
King
Duggleby
Doom
Donovan
Carpenter
Conway
Pittevurg
Pittsburg
Pittebures
Wisehard
Ferguson
Pittsburgs
Leever
Gibson
Wiltae
Louis
Powell
Stent
Louie
O'Connor
Winter
Carrigan
Howell
Harris
R. A. EB
Clevetana
Townsend
Bemin
Orthie Kitenaw
Sherian
Beore
RH. E
Mullin
Payne
Dygert
Joanlay
Waddell
Bhreck
Umphea
Connolly
O’loughlin
Falkenberg
Warner
Patternon and Sullivan
Tine
O'Loughlin
Pittsburg Today
John L. Bruah
New York Baseball Club
National League
Frank Farrell
New York Americana
Favorites win three at Latonia as one race declared off
At Latonia Cincinnati on August 23 favorites claimed three wins from six races. An outsider took the fifth race but was disqualified for fouling Warner Griswold, the top weighted horse. Judith Louise placed second and Marmorean third. The sixth race was declared off.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Warner Griswold
Judith Loules
Marmorean
Royal Legend
Griffith
Barrel Top
Sedar
Optinel
Boland
Milad Love
Mae Lynch
Ide
Merimee
Rubyright
Maureen
Merry Helle
Myrrh
Globe Runner
Oddoletta
Cygnet
Agra
Preston
Perrett
Tetarus
Keys
McIntyre
Lady Vivent
Quintilla
Yellow Top
Dulweber
Handy
Golden Bird
Kentucky
Oak Grove
R. Fisher
Dr. Burch
Hicke
Six Shooter
Treubel
Lady Henrietta
Elastic
Rossesea
Potter
Speedmaker
Lady Lavish
Nicol
Adare
J. Daly
Eichberg
Morgan
Esterre
Little James
Fattland
Self Reliant
Norwood Chile
Hrcher
Champ Clark
Antrar
Nicat
Judith Louise
Leyla
Dulzura
Carthage
Stroud
Katie Powers
Obert
Principia
Barkelmore
Alma Garcia
Golden Mineral
Marlaquin
Bryan home coming excursion rate to New York issued
Announcement of a special round trip excursion from Atlanta to New York and return for 31 dollars in late August. Tickets available August 27 with return by September 4, issued by Central of Georgia Railway and Ocean Steamship Company. W H Fong, district passenger agent.
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New York
W. J. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocean Steamship Company
Atlanta
Amiteg
W. H. Fong
Gold Dust Maid Wins at Ponkarong Stake Readville
Readville August 24 Gold Dust Mare guided by Geers won the $4500 Ponkarong stake for 2:10 trotters at the Readville grand circuit meeting. Gold Dust Maid led all heats with Geers holding back till home stretch then sprinting. Wesley Baron broke a forward tendon in heat two and withdrew. St Louis to Have Races plan noted.
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Geers
Ponkepong
Readville
Mass
Gold Dust
Eral
Geere
Gold Dust Maid
Ethels Pride
Wesley Baron
Summer Excursion Trains Advertised by Central of Georgia
An old style notice promotes summer excursions via Central of Georgia Railway to seashore and mountains. It hints at steamship connections and varied routes for northern and southern travelers with rates and schedules available.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Mountain End
AK Payers
Boron
Mona
Phila Pola Ad Saints
Esat
ANN AH Ang
Wale
Echedui
RUSS PEASANTS TO HAVE LAND IN QUEST FOR SETTLEMENT
The Russian government intends to distrib ute crown lands to peasants despite parliamentary opposition. Beginning at Peterhof near St. Petersburg on August 23, key conferences discuss immediate land distribution as a partial solution to the agrarian issue and peasant hunger. The plan aims to influence the coming elections.
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St. Petersburg
Peterhof
The Greatest Fish Market Gains and Losses Noted
A chaotic clipping reports a bustling Fulton market scene with fishmongers and vendors trading hard goods. The piece highlights competition, market pressure, and a tense atmosphere as buyers and sellers jockey for position along riverfront stalls.
Tiger Limps on Three Legs After Paw Operation
A Bengal tiger named Heinrich at Bostock arena in Dreamland Coney Fiend endured a backroom procedure to repair a broken left forepaw after a rival tiger mauled it last April. Under morphine and atropine, veterinarians set a cast on the paw while handlers restrained the animal with ropes. The operation ended swiftly, with doctors predicting the bones would knit in eight to ten weeks as Heinrich sat dazed and watched.
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New York Times
Heinrich
Bostock Arena
Dreamland
Coney Fiend
Tammany
Paris
Henry Amfing
Herr Henrichson
Herr Menarickson
Heine
Herr Heinrick von
Herr Hendrickson
Dr. Anoling
Tameless wild animals on protected California island
From Scientific American, the piece notes extreme tameness of wildlife on a California island where protection laws have curbed hunting. It describes deer wandering gardens, a buck roaming freely, bears visiting docks, eagles nesting, sea birds feeding near boats, and sea lions’ rookery growth after past vandalism followed by protection.
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Scientific American
California
Gardena
Channel Islands
India
Istand
Cabrillo
Derbecues
Agea
Confidential loans and bargains at Nat Kaiser & Co
A fragment describes Nat Kaiser & Co offering confidential loans on valuables and bargains in unredeemed diamonds at 8 Decatur Street Kimball House. The text shifts to a Bay area scene where fishermen feed sea lions, forming a sanitary, edible procession. It notes sea lions approaching shore and even taking food from hands, observed while boats move nearby.
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NAT Kaiser & CO
Decatur Etreet
Kimball House
Ben
Promising Row Interview Leads to New Job Hope
An observant man notes a happy start to the morning as an optimist explains landing a canvassing job. He answered an advertisement offering three canvassers for one outfit and expects to earn at least sixty dollars weekly.
Patient Waiter Ponders Vleak Question
An old man who had waited twenty minutes replies to a waiter asking how he would live to have his vleak, indicating patient humor in a short exchange.
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Teller
Little Heck
Washville
Memphis
Atlants
Littl Rock
Kimmeling
Jonnzon
Kemmedling
Preminger
New
Houts
Ergo
Blake
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Cargo
Atz
Guese
Walsh
Errora
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Lee
Gear
Walters
Garvin
Lla
Campau
S'Scen
Stratton
Gueae
ES “Manuel
RA. E. Montgomery
Perry
A. E Evans
He Po O- Kennedy
Byrne
Daly
Hess
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Weed
E. Bhirmingham
Bo. Moleaworth
Meeks
Ear
Oi Castro
Shrevefort— Evans
Kennedy
Abstein
UN Byrne
Daley
Fritz
A. Moleawoeth
A Smith
Rf. Montgomery
Ibay
Te Matthews
Ragan
Col
Montgomery Smith
Abatein
Molesworth
Lontgomery
Dy Ragan
Frits
Nipws
Savannah
Columbia
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Macon
SPA’ Derby
Remay
Latonie
Woolen
Decklaw
Dr. Frank
Ocelot
Veneta
Alarm
Bone
Vivant
Alta McDonald Tonte
Bush Thorpe
Newt Fisher
Hufton
Bected
Bona
Venture
Jarmuth
Quickrich
Osterman
Galmeta
Rolleview
Sherrill
Sage
Gamaster
Casperdine
Bernie Cramer
Eda Early
Morenda
Magic
Eva Jean
Don Domo
Martha Gorman
Miltinden
Wouldepler
War Chef
Woodlyn
St. Velma
Battle Creek
Frank Me
Blue Mint
Welra
Daleaman
Sabador
Profitable
Dalle B. B
Hictor Hand
Je'hane
Elude
Fiasco
Dresden
Dod Anderson
Mualleable
Anna Day
Banton
Airship
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Barney Dreyfus
Harvard
Putney
Xingsend
Wray
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Fish
Tapia
Ieee Rae
Erarenen
Marek
Phat Tan
Arcereut
Fford
Has
Fica
Florida
Times-Union
Georgia
Jerome
Rose’s
Ita
Rose’s Corner
Revenue Officer
R. M. Rose CO
S. Broad St
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
Peachtree St
W. E. Christian
Atlanta, Ga
Marietta
Phachtree
Mariette
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