Rain Delays Doubleheader As Teams Face Weather
Irregular reporting details a rain soaked day disrupting baseball events. Mentions Maynr smith starting at 4 o clock and ongoing internal discussions about rescheduling, while observers reference a historic practice of multiple games in a single day.
Hamburg Belle Wins Easily At Sheepshead Bay Race
Hamburg Belle, prominent in Albany racing, won the Equality stakes at Sheepshead Bay by three lengths as Miller sent the mare to the front. Halifax led early and finished two lengths behind, with Fancy Hird third. The mile was run in 1:73 3-5.
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Halifax
Miller
Fup Flap Boks
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Fancy Hird
Ron
Jd. A. Bennett
George Langdon
Far West
Knapp
Rye
Sir Russell
Yewell
Ime
Druid
Keator
the Clown
Gold Claw
Cassandra
Andrea
Elevation
J Oliver Cromwell
Martin
Crourke
Béwell
Woodsman
Jericho
Maxle- Witt
Ticker
Royal Scot
Artery
Park
Row
Sir Model
McKittiredme
Botanist
Hagens
Mingivings
Royal Breeze
J. Hen
Bio I
Fountain Blue
Ruminator
Water Fall
Penarris
Famburg Helle
Bhaw
Baringo
Nancy
Sea Walter
Kedooms
Sphinx
Star Cat
Winifred
S'arpy
May Pink
Alta Carola
Kingston 'Glel
Stella Ron
Starf
Our Sister
Samson
J. Hennensey
Tine
Lindgie
Hella
Gravesend
Berkeley
James Crawford
Bert Z. Nigger Aitke
Smiling Tom
Frank Gill
Billsdale
Lipee
Alfonby
Nsoxer
Sandy
Montgomery
Inenaway
Rip Rap
General Sherman
Don Fnrique
Killie Crankle
Eugenia
Burch
Hlandy
Had News
Grenade
Logistilla
Agile
Ironsides
Maxnar
Yorkshire Lad
Cederstrome
A Muskoday
Larkey
Fluntington
Anates
Angler
Don't Ask Me
Brennenworth
Lady Elson
John ‘Lyle
Adbell
Prince Fraderley
Freckman
Amberjack
Janeta
Filmnap
Sahara
Bundo Oran
Sir Carvihers
Reduced Railroad Rates For the Fourth of July
Rail lines advertise one and one third fare round trips for travel to southern points including St. Louis Evansville Cincinnati. Tickets valid July 2 3 4 with return by July 8. Information from W and A R R and N C and L R agents.
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A. R. R and N
C. Andi
BE. Harman
Latonia Race Day Offers Wide Field and Close Finishes
At Latonia Cincinnati on July 2 Margie Day and Ethel Day were the day’s winning favorites. Races featured five furlongs to a mile with Harding and Major T J Carson among top runners, while Latonia entries listed a dozen contenders across seven races with notable finishes and upcoming betting fields.
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Cincinnati
Margie
Ethel Day
Latonia
Harding
Rome Respese
Olles
McKlvain
John English
T. J. Carson
Margle
Nicol
Cagno
Taylor
John Rauffman
Hull
Bitter Queen
Jean Barxter
Merry Patriot
Marca
Cygnet
Doctor ‘Dan
St. Paris
Mayor Johnson
Perkins
Thneb
Artful Dogar
Bon
Aventure
Zick Abrams
Sandcatcher
Jivanese
Treubel
McKvelh
Holand
Oregar
Major T. J. Carson
Alcor
Redlight
Kercheval
Marshal Ney
Lucille
Heffernan
Hiflona
Riley
Tug Wee Lass
St. George, Jr
Bul
Ida Davis
Sage
Lady Garol
Doda Anderson
Clyde
Captain Rush
Hitter Brown
Bell the Cat
Longbright
Katherine J
Uncle James
Regonia
Willie Newcimb
Robinson
Dr. Hart
Obert
Angus
Truebel
Dalesman
Fox Hunting
Mohave
J. P. Mayberry
Careless
Malta
Spring
Sharp Boy
Zinda
Aboudran
Mocassia Muld
Capiar
Sea ‘Mate
Nector
Granada
Windshield
Mabel Winn
Presentation
Lucuilus
Rodolfo
Dr. Stephens
Potter
Mendicina
Blucher
Lady March
Wateratik
Lathorpe
Bitter Sweet
Fullran
Hybrid
Anbo Ruskin
King Leopold
Leonard L
Poster Girl
Helmuth
Poster
Quintilla
Frank Plesher
Glisten
Gleeman
Handy Bih
Mainspring
Mcgregor
Hubbard
Vasaury
Concert
Braden
Cotton Town
Harry Scott
John Carroll
Jim Douglas
Miltiades
Envoy
Tom Roberts
Fortunate
Uncle Henry
Ralbert
Vanda
Wild Violet
Spider Web
Chase
Tetanus
Alta MacDonald
Little Vanda
Chocolate Drop
Lightning
Conductor
Friction
Marmomean
Yowrlc
Alma Garda
Tangra
Mill Song
Inspector Girl
Larone
Dr. McCluer
Antara
Argur
Marsh Redon
el Walters
Precious Stone
Ayr
Selong
Abyssinia
Santa Tucea
Leeland
Minnehaha
Marabon
Pinuad
Ternua
Frivola
Deskin
St. Velma
Bil Carter
Rubinon
Romany Rye
Happy Jack
Floribel
Bull Finch
Gwinnett Teachers' Institute Opens In Lawrenceville
The Gwinnett County Teachers' Institute met in Lawrenceville under Professor C. R. Ware and W. F. Brown with many teachers in attendance. Monday featured an address by Ware that drew favorable remarks, as the week proved pleasant and profitable for participants.
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Gwinnett Teachers’ Institute
Lawrenceville
Teachers’ Institute of
Gwinnett County
C. RA. [Ware
Lawrencerite
W. F. Brown
Buford
Ware
Ell
Mail Carriers Here On Fourth
Georgia rural free delivery carriers meet in Atlanta on July 4 at the Federation of Trades hall 14 North Forsyth Street from morning until afternoon. Senator A Clay may speak, Mayor Woodward gives welcome, and plans for a carrier insurance system are discussed. A barbecue at Piedmont Park follows, with speakers Clark Howell Join Temple Graves Charles Daniel James R Gray and others. Officers J A Giles Elberson president J H Williams secretary treasurer George J Neely heads the local committee.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Federation of Trades Hall
North
Forsyth Street
A. Clay
Woodward
Piedmont Park
Clark Howell
Temple Graves
Charles Daniel
James R. Gray
Blodgett
Paul
Lindsey
Tucker
National Association
Ponce de Leon
Giles’ Elberson
J. H. Williams
George J. Neely
Are Tangements
Advantages in music at Cox College Conservatory
The Cox College Conservatory at College Park, Ga, under Dr J Lewis Browne and Mrs Alice Cox Crenshaw, offers well graded thorough courses and excellent instruction. For years this department has enjoyed an enviable reputation among music teachers and pupils in the south.
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Cox College
Cox College Conservatory
College Park
Gai
J. Lewis Browne
Alice Cox Crenshaw
South
Rainy doubleheader halts Chicago game and mixed results
Baseball action from July 2 reports a Chicago New York game postponed by wet grounds as Cleveland tops Detroit 4 to 3 with OLeary errors. Washington and Boston split a doubleheader in heat, first game 3 to 6 and second 17 to 3. Philadelphia and New York split a pair with high scoring games and varied pitching, final scores 4 to 7 and 12 to 5.
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Brooklyn
New York
Stricklett
Mn IL
Bergen
Taylor
Ferguson
McGinnity
Bowerman
Emalie
Boston
Philadelphia
Bowerton
Bates
Ihe
R. HE
Pfeffer An
Eel Pittinger
Doom
Conpray
Chicago
Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
O'Leary
R.H. E
Hatterles
Hess
Clarke
Eubanks
Warner
Sheridan
Washington
Smith and Wakefield
Young
Armbruster
Falkenberg
M. Heydon
Winter
Peterman
Battersea
Newton
Clarkson
Cheabro
McGuire
Thomas
Plank Lang Powers
Orth
Kilemnow
Coshley
Bender
Schreck
Hurst
O'Loughlin
Macon defeats Jacksonville in loose South Atlantic League game
In Macon Georgia on July 2 the Macon team beat Jacksonville 5 to 1 in a loosely played game. Both sides showed ragged defense with Jacksonville especially error prone. Final score 5 to 1 with Clarke and Harish on the mound for Macon and Paranes appearing for Jacksonville.
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Troy
Exdaula
Aga
Eufaula
Eufaule
Crossiey
Danotie
Macon
Jacksonville
Clarke
Harish
Paranes
Shea
Fourth of July Fireworks Opens Stock at Junction
Fireworks sale announced for July 3 at junction of Peachtree and Ivy Streets and corner Spring and Alexander Streets. A W Farlinger listed as organizer. Also includes detailed outdated rail schedules for Western and Atlantic, Georgia, Atlanta and West Point, Seaboard Air Line, and Georgia railroads with daily trains and terminal details.
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Peachtree and
Ivy
Corner Spring
Alexander Streets
A. W. Farlinger
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville
Marietta
Maretta
Tral OF Georgia Railway
Savannah Taqami
Macon
Montgomery
LaGrange
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
Atlanta Terminal
Mitchel Street
Madison Avenue
Seaboard ,Air Line Railway
Southern Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens At Atlanta Club
The first southern lawn tennis tourney ever held in Atlanta begins at 3 pm on the Fast Lake courts at the Atlanta Athletic Club. About fifty players from several states entered with a noon drawing at the club. The event runs all day tomorrow with morning and afternoon sessions, as East Lake’s ten courts are ready for play.
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Atlanta
Fast Lake
Atlanta Athletic Club
Severa
South
Athletic Club
East Lake
Virginia League Scores and Tennis Upset in Vienna
In the Virginia State League Danville defeated Portsmouth 6 to 4 and Roanoke fell to Lynchburg 0 to 3. A Vienna tennis note reports Jenna beat Ocilla 3 to 2 with Brown pitching for Jenna and Anthony for Ocilla. Wimbledon doubles saw Americans Kreigh Collins and Raymond D Little lose to Cascalet and Simond 3 games to 2 after a strong start.
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Virginia State League
Danville
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Wimbledon
Kreigh Collins
Raymond D. Little
C. H. L. Cascalet
G. Simond
Geta
Uke
Colting
Central of Georgia RY sells Macon trip tickets July 9 1908
Tickets to Macon and return from all Georgia points offered at the fare plus 25 cents for the Grand Lodge meeting in Macon July 10 14 1908. Tickets limit July 18 1908. W H Fogg D P A Atlanta Ga Rain delays in New Orleans and Memphis New Orleans game postponed July 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Beare
Central of Georgia
Grand Lodge K. Ge P
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia
Southern Railway timetables and limited expresses noted
A dense listing of Southern Railway schedules details multiple trains to and from Atlanta Birmingham Cincinnati Washington and beyond. It includes train numbers such as No 2 No 3 and No 12 with routes to Griffin Columbus Brunswick Macon and Jacksonville. Descriptions mention sleeping dining and Pullman cars, electric lighting, and through sleeping cars to Cincinnati Memphis and Washington with specific arrival times and service notes.
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N. B
A. M
Hirmingham
Chicago
Cincinna’ Limited
Najida
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Rome
Chattanooga
Lonasville
Griffin
Columbus
Ae Guta
Focal
Maron
Brouswick
Jacksonville
Stoma
Brunswick
Putman
Birmingham
Memphis
Kana City
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Chantotts
Paarilie
Richmond
Asheville
Chattanoogs
Washington
Southwestern Limited
Cass
Weebingten
New York
Charlotte
Yeshivn Aric
Macon
BAILY
Maren
Haw- Wasville
Arires
Astambas
T. M
Mem Atty
Chattanoga
Lowtarillr
Delon
Boos P
Squinville
A. Oe & Couls
Dail
Heflin
Florida Limited
Fla
Jackson
Aed
Bronswich
St. Augustine
Arora Pullman
Atlante
Shreveport
Hirreham
Meridian
pRatengers
Daily United
Gracia Washington
Foote
New
Somioe
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Maddox-Rucker Banking Company
Mons
Firecrackers
Mike Kinn
Maynr Smith
Bern Pagport
Clana
Chamter
Von
Ettles
Dent Small
Georgia Baptist
Lev Mercer
Ast. B.C
Miguel Finn
Bill Smith
Cumberland
Nmny Bfim
Mique Finn
Aragon Hotel
Jansing
Pacific Coast
Sigue Authority
Portland
Fague
Layern
Athe Oh
Ala
Molesworth
ApDperious
McCann
Alcock
Walters
Busch
Mullane
Oyler
Matthews
Schwartz
Breitenstein
Rudderham
Lochla
Cincinnat
Lundgren
Ud Kling
Fraser
Livingston
Um Tpire
Kiem
Equality States
Trip Bream Laundry
Little Rock
Cairo
Singer Manufacturingmpany
Argonauts
Henley
Hevley
England
Argareute
Canada
Trinity
Gamdrige
Sponath
Po. R
Smith
I Mt
Walara
Houtz
Bewartz
Appertons
New Orleans
Piedmont
Bussey
Whitehall
Association
Louiaville
Miwaukee
Milwaukee
Minneapo
Paul ‘Toledo
Georgla Railroad
Vienna
Ocilla
Jenna
Brown
Anthony
Ocilia
Bloca
King Nab
Southern Railway
New Terminal Station
Corner Mitchell
Abrahe
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