Barons Rally To Beat Crackers 8 3 In Seventh Inning
In Birmingham on August 24 the Barons overturned a 1-1 tie by scoring seven runs in the seventh, aided by Cracker errors as Flaherty limited Atlanta to three runs. Marcan, Messenger and Molesworth contributed with hits while Stockdale held, but wild plays and misplays spurred Birmingham’s late surge. Holmes, Stockdale and Emery faced Flaherty as the Barons pulled away to the 8-3 win.
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Stockdale
Hugh W. Roberts
Hirmingham
Ala
Fisherty
Atlanta Cracters
Barons
Marcan
Molesworth
Ellam
Slogis
Ewmeryt
Sult
Stockdale Bunten
Flaherty
Lister
Messenger
McBride
McGuvray
Elliott
Emery
Moran
Jordan
Smith
Crackers
Bayless
Ciles
Walker
Pleherty
Birmingham
Moteaworth
Dane
Bite
Hayles
McGieray
Sical Dale
Fiehecty
Stonta
Dem Tine
Carpenter
Hark
Sensational European trotter Willy joins Grand Circuit racing
New York reports the arrival of Willy and Dora, two European trotters racing in America for the first time. Willy, a bay stallion owned by Louis W. Winans, and Dora, a chestnut mare, have posted fast times in Kalamasoo and Grand Rapids and compete in Empire track events August 23–27. Dora blends French Russian and American blood. Willy is pure American, bred and trained in Austria.
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New York
United States
America
Willy
Dorn
Louis W. Winans
Brighton
England
Winans
Sir Martin
Kalamasco
Mich
Dora
Aield
Grand Rapids
Hallworthy
Empire Track
Brestlers ® Club
Mr. Winans
Willy Stocks
Dora Fa
Billy Burke
Gamar
Hellworthy
Major Strong
A. C. Pennock
Europe
Willy 3
Austria
Hia
Wilbur
Wilton
George Wilkes
War
Bidney
Tou Diilon
Standing Of Clubs National League South Atlantic
The standing table for the National League South Atlantic shows team positions, games played, wins, losses, and percentage. Teams compete for division placement with key clubs pursuing top spots for postseason opportunities, reflecting early season form and head-to-head results.
Fasthan League and American Association Baseball Scores
Summary of standalone results across multiple leagues with team matchups and scores including Montreal Providence Buffalo Rochester Baltimore Toronto Newark in the Fasthan League and Youlsville Kansas City Laurelvill St Paul Columbus Milwaukee Toledo Indianapolis Minneapolis in the American Association. Also notes on Salt Lake City racing council action and Abe Attell boxing result in Calgary plus assorted game details.
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Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Jeremy City
Jereey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
American Association
Youlsville
Kansas City
Kansan City
Laurevilis
St. Paul
Columbus
Mitwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Mindeapolis
Lina
Jersey_ City
Manarx
Tarents
Countless Won Captures Huron Handicap Narrowly
The Huron Handicap result at Yonkers featured Countless, the betting favorite, taking the lead from start to finish to win by a head over Hampton Court with Martinez third. The card included six races with various 2-year-old and 3-year-old fields, selling allowances, and maidens, as horses like Countless, Hampton Court, Martinez, Bonnie Kelso, and Rockville noted in the day’s program.
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Martinez
Countless
Wea
Hampton ‘Court
Sarators
NW. Y
Kosmar
Marines
Hampton Court
Martinay
Candleberry
Powera
Scarpix
Roerper
Dalia Mawr
Thoama
Evan
Sparon Dieskac
Acumen
Marrey
Sam Weller
Rockville
Keamer
Wan
Stinger
Notter
Eacand
Bagte Bird
Ongen
Tima
Ladanette
Tune Me
Gauntlet
Golden Haw
Dr. Dueaner
Herbert Turner
Halen
Hyetamo
Rosback
Rach—Salling
Bonnie Kelao
Herbert
Toronto
Thomas
Tice
Montgomery
Dutt
Cheek
Lady Eather
Perry Johnson
Arondack
Beeban
Face Taroy
Maile
Kosier
Hampton Spurt
Thomast
Waris
Dtar Battie
Hist
Sen
Largoinater
Fauntleroy
Pretend
Hornet
Barlerthorpe
Butwein
Tho
Pragmer
Prines Gel
Kingrhtprin
Beatrice
Phatmeress
Tendarblogm
Ren
Baratoqa
Ap Seltta Nertona
W. Tarolt
Ea Balt
Satvolattte
Jentina
Mav
Amelia
Raatian
Marie
Roiafit
Eopateada
Cohor
Aunt Tule
Diebold
Laare
Sioure
Shore
Dinacraggin
Arter d'Or
Athants
Timre
Wanty Munro
Brances Ras
Mina
Shamrock
Twrotvarralta
Agtromtark
Gamgrellue
Meridien
Pantaeiat
Water Vain
Textile
Paton
Tron Mark
Eur
Amailad
Coston
Cuttrnutik
Aflexes
Mit Cn
Denoacare
Tovel
Charlie Edenberg at the Eljoy entertains locals with vaudeville stunts
A fragment notes Charlie Edenberg appearing at the Bijou Theater this week as part of an aerobatic act with rants about a famed ring figure Yeu and sparring links to Rattling Nalwon. The text is garbled but suggests a touring show and public curiosity.
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Yeu
Rattling Nalwon
Charlie Edanbete
Bijou
Local bouts loom as performers eye the ring
In a muddled chat, Charlie hints at a switch from stage to ring while Cherie declines. Dex and Wolgant names surface as contenders, with talk of training and nerves shaping a possible lightweight comeback.
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Charlie
Quer
Cherie
Seca Addie
Wolgant
Colorado sets new world record in 3-year-old trotters
At Yonkers Empire City meeting Colorado E. bay colt by The Bondsman won the matron futurity stake for $16,000 in straight heats 2.07 and 2.07 percent, fastest ever for a 3-year-old harness racer. Owned by George M. Estabrook of Denver and bred by W. S. Spears of Lexington, driven by Gus Mace, he beat Emily Ellen and Native Belle as Colorado E. set a new standard amid the day’s racing events.
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New York
Colorado E
Bess McGregor
Empire City
Teach
Yonkers
George M. Estabrook
Denver
Col
W. S Spears
Lexington
Gus Mace
Native Belle
Emily Ellen
Evelyn W
Lady Lale
Bister Brown
Tins
Emily Bilen
Speedway
Peter Dorsey
Moving Star
Stable Maid
Baron Dell
All-Star Team From Birmingham Named
Broad list from Birmingham features Lawrence Ferguson and several players across infield and pitching roles. Names include Chase, Deviln, Ewars, Tinker, Sharthtop, Stomle, Cobb, Kling, Stevpabal, Overall, Pfeister, Donovan, Rewsbach, Colling, Simmerman and others.
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Birmingham
Young Fam
Lawrence Ferguson
Chase
Deviln
Ewars
Atc
Basa
Tinker
Stomle
Cobb
Nel Clacke
Kling
Stevpabal Cotcher
Overall
Pfeister
Mal
Donovan
Rewsbach
Colling
Simmerman
Utiity
Hedgewood Boy Beats Minor Heir in Pen National Pace
Hedgewood Boy won the pen national mile at Gnuienburg defeating Minor Heir and George Gano with fast times amid windy conditions. The card at the Great Western meet featured straight-heat wins by favorites and a total purses reaching about $160,000.
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Gnuienburg
George Gann
Pose
George Gano
Marten
Dean
Henry H
Castledome
B.h
Gracie Pointer
Deery
Morton
Bik
De&n
Mr. Hal
Rana
Bill Hy
Cory
Cornl Ea
ieMeron
Minor Heirersey
George Gan
Erwin
Imine
Regional Leagues and Australian Fight Talks Highlight Schedule
The page lists Southern and Atlantic League matchups across multiple cities including Birmingham Montgomery Mobile New Orleans and Columbus plus Eastern and National League pairings with Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and New York. It notes an August 28 offer acceptance by Packey McFarland to fight four bouts in Australia under promoter Hugh McIdtoats with opponents Jem Dougiee Jack Neds Johnny Sommers and Randy Antola, all twenty round affairs. Also included are Royston Georgia baseball results and a summary of a late August, early September game slate with fielding and pitching notes.
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Chase
Orleane Y
Piaget Ua Weg
Acy
Atlanta
Fhuindeishia
Te Ua Ag
Pitieburg Ratterfer— Birestoghary
Je. Leiteld
Ana Soore
Moran
Maddox
Phillips
Cpras
Eas Balleriee
Barger
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Rial
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Ing Bavennah
Cuns
povEa
Augusta
OL Columbia
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Wan
Laat
Reulbarh
Umopia Pinabure
Kane
New York
Falladelphia
Cardinals
F.C
Philadelphia
Detroit
Clevelands
Washington
RED Sox
Browns
Inpro Rwcuss
Gt Louie
Beal
Providence
Yanhhes
Tigers
Funtoga Rowe
Ue Senana
Macon
Pansad
Carman
New Yorks
Maneyer Line
Toftabbasta
Mobile
Chattanorea
Tove
Batterton
Watt
Cassy
Pord
Norewin
Nas
Farrine
Dineen
Patiena
Renatora
Heochnao Attemp
Ehattanocca
A. White
McMahon
Vrontje Jokoneon
Weanington
Burke
Yerkes
Ferry
Johonon
Beckendorf
McLaurin
Bulllvan
I Mobile Ab
Philadelphi
Pierra
Coombe
Wilkes
Ve Berger
Livingston
Tine
Kerwin
Aess U Bence
Swacins
Wateon
Douglas
Sam
Jabore
Demeree
Hleaina
Dunn
Dames
Balla
Fisher
Finer i Demares
Éanbl
Faningy
Wegner
Menetea
Bntanie
Summery
Wagner
Dasa
Noreum
Rhoton Pierce
Auguma
Morse
Schultze
Rhaton
Fieros
Scouts
Jacksonville
Fie
Jacksonvilis
Columbus
Whitted
Fe Mack
Bremmerbo
Pope
Booker
Krebs
Granville
Hite
Mearsa
Potties
M’farland
Australis
Parsey Mc
Hugh MeIdtoats
Beres
Antipodes
Australia
Packey Wiil Sonst
Jem Dougiee
Jack Neds
Johnty Sommers
Rasy ‘Antola
Paetey
Semi finals in national lawn tennis meet at Newport
In the national tourney semi finals at Newport B C Wratt of Boston defeated E H Whitney of Horiton in a three set battle. J C Bundy of California defeated F C Cole of Philadelphia to set up a final with Wright, Bundy, and Colston advance toward tomorrow’s final to challenge champion William A Larsen for the title.
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Newport
Roy
Ournaiment
B. C. Wratt
Boeton
E. H. Whitney
Horiton
T. C. Bundy
California
Colston
Philadelphia
Whitney
Wright
Ita
Vantage
bin Ht
Whitner
J. C. Bundy
Callford
Hendricky
Dondlay
F.C. Cole Tam
Bosis C. Wright
Boston
T. C. Wright
Thomas G. Bundy
William A. Larnen
Bundy
Buck Will Coach Missouri Normal Teams at Jeffersonville
Corties Buchatab former Georgia Tech star and catcher signs to coach Missouri Normal teams at Jeffersonville Missouri. He will handle football baseball basketball and track starting September 1 and aims to improve the school’s programs. He will also join the Atlantic team in spring as a catcher if he earns a spot.
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Corties Buchatab
Georgia Tech
Atlac
Missouri Normal Boat
Jeffersonville
Missouri
Buck
Chattanooga
Wil
Atlante
Sodry
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