Split Double Header Locals and Barons Standouts
In Atlanta Birmingham split a doubleheader with the Barons taking the second game as Jordan starred in defense and Morse powered the bats. Reagan won the pick of the Barons, Jordan saved multiple plays at second, and Birmingham edged Atlanta in the later innings while holding a strong crowd at the park.
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Dessau
Birmingham
Rip Reagan
Jordan
Fielding
Prrith Wen
Atlanta
Reagan
Barang
Eee
Tuck Crozier
Whitey Morse
Onear
Dusny
Val
Morse
Krieg
Archor
Dugly Miller
Jed Ott
Hennessy
Lelehanty
Smith
George Winters
Hleinie Krug
Poa &Rickert, Iec
Winters
Crozier
Stafford
Jbc
FC Jordan
Krug
Archer
Eae
Bmith Pe
eAnderson
Mothia
Bavannah
Pe. & & Macon
Hafford
Thatcher
Thlmes
Sohn Miller
Fox
Evers
Heneany
Keltey
Delehanty
Mith
Columbia
Augusta
Matthews
Schiap
B. Vaughan
Hatteries
Fritz
Weg
Carson
Rucker
Clentte
Keefe
R.H.E
Smith Co
Hosigan
Carl Smith
Ren- Fin Io
Vaughan
Pfeninger
South Atlantic League Scores Reported From June 30
Charleston edge Jacksonville 3 2 in a June 30 game. Savannah defeated Macon 4 1. Birmingham beat Columbia 8 6. Augusta 6, Columbia 8. attendance 876. Notes list players, batters, and pitchers with line scores and errors.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
Fia
Butlers Vermille
Bracken
Lesle
Murray
Munson
Vanpire Byron
Savannah
Macon
A Pitchers Battle And Rain Delay Across League
Baseball scores from June 30 show Boston 2 Washington 1 with 3,000 attendance as Boston edges runs late and Mall’s control noted. Cleveland shuts out Detroit 2 0 with Hess pitching. Philadelphia defeats New York 7 4 in a sharp hitting contest as Hogg and Powell lead offensively. Rain postpones St Louis Chicago game.
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Boston
Washington
Baten
Dune
Wotteries
Young and Criger
Wolf
Kittrides
Cleveland
Detroit
Hess
R.H. E. Ceveland
Retrait
Hess Ang Buelow
Kitson i Trojan
Philadelphia
New York
Philadylphia
Hogg
Powell
McGuire
Frank
Waddell
Sedyek
St. Louis
St. Louis-Chicago
Gamblers nullify law by wireless gambling on lake steamer
Chicago June 30 The steamer City of Traverse a floating pool room carried about three hundred passengers and circled offshore to avoid Illinois waters. Wireless reports from LaTon, Buffalo and Sheepshead Bay fed race odds onboard as tourists bet on Ocean Tide and others. Detectives aboard risked a raid, but authorities claimed no jurisdiction in mid lake where Michigan Indiana and Illinois waters meet.
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Chicago
Traverse
America
O ° Neill
Tegel
Michigan
Indiana
Crerbent
Wunds
Hihols
Tne
Reid
Sheepshead Bay
Latonia
Buffalo
Water Span
Agon
Latonia Races Show Disqualifications and Close Finishes
At Latonia Cincinnati Ohio June 30 Warner won the handicap steeplechase but was disqualified for fouling Class Leader placing Class Leader first with Martin Brady second and Lights Out third. Three 14-1 Vorleys won races, and Six Shooter led a fast pace to victory in another event. Joe Coyne and Two Bill also won, with multiple horses running in six races and next day entries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Warner
Latonia
Martin Brady
Jim-A-Long
Foy
Fleuron
Ainley
Florence Forst
Arthur Cumillins
Peralge
Bill
Wishard
Carthage
Vanderbilt
Meadow Breeze
Hoffmuny
Joe Coyne
Hadur
Mint Roy
Annie Wiliams
MelIntyre
Hut
Hicks
Flori
Th Mer
Hughes
Gold Bell
Gigantic
Rheigeoid
Buffoon
Ebony
Hogan
Lo¢Lreubel
Sister Frances
McIntyre
Mendator
Hofflert
Tto
Ind
Dudley
Silent Jean
Prince Glen Mingoli
Speedway
Bular
Boyle
Peddertang
Lights Gut
Porter
Varnet
Heana
Gea Pirate
Multan
Hertida
More
Uis
Finley
Trapeful Mise
Rob Franklin
Nervator
Senators Take Easy Contest From Nashville
Montgomery June 30 After giving up ten hits and walking four, Halley saved Nashville from a drab game by hitting a home run to right field to seal the win. Attendance 800. The final score remained in favor of the Senators.
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Montgomery
Alm
Halley
Nashville
Shreveport
New Orleans
Smith
Miller
Bluey
Agding
Swann
Wikerman
Acvorsini
Afb
Walley
MD Tcostunna Ab
Lynah
Olding
Yartz
Holt
Brouthers
Stratton
Molesworth
Bridges
Lawler
Mullaney
Ana
Millertok
O ' Stultz
Beare
Rey
New Timeans
Miller Ril
Williams
yAses
Ery
Harme
Paliey
Ally
Willa
Dautle
Branthers
Mulpitcher
Aitendanes
Laney
Bailey
Mruyette
Efey
Tureler
Ralley
Molestworth
Schwartz
Tine
Carpenter
American Association Scores Reshuffled By Wet Grounds
In Kansas City and Milwaukee Saint Paul games were postponed due to wet grounds. Indianapolis beat Toledo 7 to 1. Louisville defeated Columbus 4 to 2.
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American Association
Kansas City
Kansas City-Minneapolia
Milwaukee-St. Paul
Indianapolia
Toledo
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Louisville
Clumbua
National League scores from June 30 games
Philadelphia defeated Boston 7 to 3 in front of 2,566 fans as Wilhelm and Needham led the attack. In Pittsburgh, Beaumont’s three base hit and Wagner’s daring run sparked a late rally in a 3 to 2 win over St. Louis with 2,250 in attendance. Brooklyn beat New York 12 to 2 as McIntyre and Gianta were outpitched. Attendance noted for each park.
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Philadelphia
Boston
R. H. E. Tasten
Wilhelm
Needham
Sparks
Teain
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Itaburg
Beaumont
Wagner
Howard
EL Pittsburg
Fallersoa
Case
Carishh
Nichols
Grady
McIntyre
Gianta
Bronklyn
Hanlon
New York
Brooklyn
Coxe
Butteries
Ames
Bowerman
Tigon
Emile
Attendane
British Tennis Tourney Nominates Doherty Brothers and Risely
London June 30 The British tennis Prnors have nominated the Doherty brothers and BE. L. Risely and F. P. Smith entering the Leavis cup. No tennis today due to rain.
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London
Prnors
Doherty Broc
BE. L. Risely
F. P. Smith
Barber Wins Diamond Medal In Grand American Handicap
Burton Call of Montpelier Ohio scored 7 of 20 in his final 20 shots but failed to beat R R Barber of Paulina Louisiana who set a record 99 of 100 to win the diamond medal in the annual Grand American handicap shoot. Games Played Today include Birmingham at Atlanta Lite Rock at Memphis Nashville at Montgomery New Orleans at Shreveport.
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Barber
Indianapolis
Burton Call
Montpelier
Ohio
R. R. Barber
Paulina
Long
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
New Orleans
Shreveport
Public racing card at Montgomery park sees heavy track
At Memphis Tennessee on June 30 the public enjoyed a day of racing with six events, favorites winning most races as showers left the track heavy. Insgray prevailed in the first race, Echo dale won the second, Dr Gardner captured the third, Joe Lesser took the fourth, Dargin won the fifth, and Yada led the sixth. Entries and conditions listed for each race and six-furlong to mile distances noted. In a separate item the federal grand jury adjourned after two witnesses and signing papers amid beef trust indications. In Fall River, manufacturers refused to restore wages to pre July 1 levels following a 2 1/2 percent cut.
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Memphis
Teitn
Montgomery Park
Chorses
Rage
Hale
Insgray
Battiste
Besse Chaney
Chade
Bitter Hand
Perkins
Colonel Jewell
Minna Baker
Echodale
Castro
Ed Snerddan
Ronnie Prince Charlie
Mountain
Tenny Belle
John Barbee
Inaga
Dr. Gardner
Feiehtj
Wes
L. Wilson
Beeond
Watchful
J. Daven
Pattonville
Joe Lesser
Spencerinn
Schade
Andred Mack
Feicht
Satin Coat
Dargin
Peleht
Mordelia
Perkinga
Allista
Williams
Bonar
Jade
Paul Whaley
the Buffoon
Allan
Yada
Schader
W. B. Gates
Mabel Simms
Seheney
Alan May
Safeguard
Will Shelly
Ameliana Vv
Fallona
Florence
Istemaon
Ora Z
Onyx
Maggie Powers
Pinsticker
Fomavhichi
Tomi McGrath
Joe Wooten
Hiller
Malachi
Kite Tail
Cyyarlatan
Belle View
Kavanaugh
Hilania
Geaveriage
Mordella
Lady Free Knight
Duedist
Gregory
Tarlan
Rightful
Lovey
Limerick
Mr. Back
Sir Carter
Intrigue
Ora McKinley
Sincerlty Belle
Mail Hanlon
Monace
Beef Trust
Chicago
eAfter
Federal Grand Jury
Fall River
Mass
Anode Wins Pansy Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 20 Anodyne a 7 to 1 shot won the selling stakes the feature of the card by one and a half lengths over Blandy and Ala Russell. The program lists multiple races with long odds and finishes including third places and various contenders. Entries for today at Sheepshead Bay cover six races with steeplechase, handicaps, sprints and longer routes featuring several named horses and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anodyne
Blandy
Ala Russell
Miie
Selhy U
Btu
OldHahmany
Myres
Whorler
Bily Rovsenal
Kubert
Slancardin
Nevena
Alan
Burns
Uxiess
Vomter
Miss Fl Fiorentine
Tn Line
Catseve
Lassies
Kate
Change
Mary Morris
James
Cassandra
Gdorm
Even
Wen Trix
B.smithi
von Trdémp
Cedarstrom
Inele Charley
Baird
Horay
Taggins
Caplas
Niel
Mary F
Relington
Tefard
Joe Heyman
Lieber Ram
Handsara
Martin
Rose of Dawn
St. Bellaire
Wyme
Torchello
Chrysoj
Idle Dream
Tore Dingh Shad
Cr Nelli
Sailor Boy
D. O ConnAr
Terre Lynch
Pime
Saulshiry
J. Breeze
Liberia
Thistle Heather
Sheepshead Bay
Racehanal
Grandpa
Duke of Conankie
Pagan Boy
Pine Pepper
Pious
Judge Falton
Sandhira
Puanton
Roseban
Ivan the Terrible
Ola England
Pasadena
Butlan
Merry Lark
Astarita
Zeala
Prince Wamburg
Regal
Druid
Jerry C
Graceful
Knight of
Weston
Diamo and
Flush
Lady Prudence
Don Roval
Jurinnes George
Bennett
Security
Viorheos
Carey
Hill Philips
Cairns
Aband
Ort Wells
Praner
Brooks
Agile
Tradition
Monsieur Beaucaire
Rkce
Poet
Rab Eagrén
Ladsarion
J Eppe
Lion Haart
Deux Temps
Merrick
Ahhe Meyer
Little Hen
Cinchonia
Gentian
Amhi Merry Garound
Jolly Dixon
Pepper Pod
Memorica
Onatur
Daingerfield
Action
Fie Riltie
Possession
Gamara
Kan
Baseball Results From Southwest Georgia and Nearby Tracks
Dothan beat Blakely 6 to 0 in Dothan. West Point edged Columbus 4 to 2. Waycross won 12 to 2 over Quitman. Union Springs swept Fort Gaines 5 to 3. Covington won two of three with Milledgeville, and Morton left the Navy Department as Bonaparte to succeed.
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Waycross
Quitman
Wayecross
King
Frater
Battery
Wavcross
Powell
Oglesby
Cooper
Warmen
Waycrous
Kala- Mazon
Middleton
Union Springs
Ala
Florals
Fort Gaines
Covington
Milledgeville
Burton Davis
Milledgevile
Bush
Nerman
Madison
Norman
Madisonians
Paving Bids Requested in Montgomery Alabama 1905
City contracts invite bids for sidewalk paving on multiple streets in Montgomery Alabama. Bids due noon July 7 1905 with accompany ing check for $250 per street. City reserves right to reject any or all bids and to pay in bonds or credit. presented by City Treasurer W Williams.
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Selieu
Oy eWiliams
E.ty
Montgomery
Alghamna
City Engineer's
XM Tha Street
South Courtet
Hatt Hoth
Bar West Side
Sayre Ste Sire Street
Steet
Sayire Street
Sith Street
Jefferson
Ktree
Travis Avenue
Keer Street
Eaf Deik
Madison Avenue
Shuth Decatur Street
Washingon Street
Beng Street
Shuth Bainbridge Stret
Sie
Washington
Alabma Street
Sdes
Hambridee Street
Ruth Jackson Street
Hexagen Ceck
Mpisn
RS Williams
Cty Trea
Fourth of July bloodless clash at Piedmont Park
Infantry Cavalry Artillery and a Gatling Gun staged a bloodless conflict at Piedmont Park on July 4th with participants from local units. The event drew spectators and reflected martial display traditions of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Park
The Casino Presents Billy Single Cliford at Ponce de Leon
The Ponce de Leon Casino finishes its popular Billy Single Cliford engagement with matinee and evening shows. The comedian delivers top marks in his solo act and the Shetland Pony Chorus led by Fred Walz adds charm. The week continues with The Tranga Adventures of Mins Brown, Walter Edwards Company, holiday matinees July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Single
Cliford
Ponce de Leon
Ging
Fred Walz
Shetland Pony Chorus
Mins Brown
Ponce da Leon Casino
Walter Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Miss Andrews
Aist
Seven Additional Clerks at Atlanta Post Office
The Atlanta postmaster Hon. E of Blodgett will add seven clerks to the force this morning upon arrival at the federal building. The seven men have civil service exam diplomas and were selected after the postmaster pressed for more staff. A Washington directive authorized the addition and drafts will be made from the substitute list or existing staff to fill the new positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
E OF Blodgett
Federal
Pastaster Rindgett
Tortmaster
Washington
Civil Service
Ted
Grocers Favor Pure Food Law Across Nation
Milwaukee delegates, following a United States committee report, endorse a reasonable fair national pure food law. They urge a standard that states can adopt and adapt to harmonize with existing state regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United States
Committee On
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Lew J. Nes
Hes
Rall
Mts
Niss
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Charles Smith
Merneshim
Eptee
Birminghem
Greras
Atlanca
Emih
Adagate
Ruboer
Guava
Smit
Benna
Barons
Dessaut
Con Crozier
Gia
W. Clarke
Hire
Hall
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Krag
Dick Crozier
Vaughan Elngled
Long Legs
Balla
Bmith
Alen Bages
Rickert
Ridee Bite
Creginr
Amith
PB. C. Or
Natphis
Col Af
Hay Oh
RU Ciev
Aw Aa
Wash Et
St Lyfn
Wanies PC Cree
New
R. Ten
Iba
Perstare BA
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Seinnatlh
R Tents
Broykoa Ta
Jos Rickert
Seaond
Atole
A Crozier
Schlap
Namas
Ola
Iesha Bussey
Whitehall Street
Turner
Edna Taliner
Kay Ellen
Maury Eleanor
Mijor “Carpenter
Colonel
Jim
Douglas
Arthur Cummet
Milliken
Joige Traynor
Gigante
Sid Bilver
Raindance
Mabel Winn
Bernice
Bardolph
Sir Walter
Twenty Shot
Siss Lee
Florize
Our Sister
Rell the Cat
Tabibla
Bonnie ‘Burr
Sam Craig
Sister Faith
Anita
Fiotitta
Jonn
Antilitans Yard
Miltiades
Theo ‘Case
Corcert
Hozzah
the Cook
Waina-moinen
Arbara
Coruscate
White Plume
Ceintert
Henry ‘Watterson
Us Mint
Vplouts
Pongee
Daniels Bros. Co
Peachtree
Walton St
Doctor King
King Medical Company
Col. Mariett
Penobtree Sts
Marietts
Anode
The
Bucks
Dothan
Blakely
Boyd
Couthen
Blackly
Balsden
Baker
Haisden
Baleden
West Point
Columbus
Hagan
Batteries
Burgess
Averitt
Baker Spire
Barker
Morton
Navy Department
Paul Morton
Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Mr. Morton
Mr.Merton
Nat Kaiser & Co
Newcraper
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