Nevada gold ores attract fight fans in Reno
Reno readers see mine ore displays from the Kimberly Consolidated Mines taken from a 72 foot level shaft. Reporters describe vast gold beds, claiming Nevada may host one of the world’s richest bullion producers. The Reno Gazette endorsed mining potential, noting extraordinary ore richness and future mining prospects amid crowd attention around the fight scene.
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Kimberly Consolidated
Turkmen Rule Off Course in Cincinnati Trophy Stakes
Latonia July 2 reports Judgea Prince and Pillow ruling off the course Kay Spence and J. Merchant owner trainer of Charley HIM after a seizure incident last race. Charley HIM allegedly received a stimulant. six horses banished. Governor Gray, favored, wins the Cincinnati Trophy Stakes for 2 year olds, ahead of Madman stumble and other runners.
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J Plavious Wins At Nashville Weather Forces Delay
Nashville Tenn July 2 Special Rain fell in torrents before time for the game and it was called off. Red Fisher's father, a prosperous Anderson merchant, died and he left tonight for the funeral. Manager Bernhard retires First Baseman Vinson for now due to poor work and will use Senbaugh at first. Erloff to do all catching. Vinson's retirement may be permanent.
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Erloff
Matthews Leads Southern League Fielding Averages
The Southern League fielding averages highlight top performers on Tuesday June 28. Harry Matthews of the Crackers tops catchers with .992, while Fitz. rest of league leaders include Falllips Montgomery and McHride Birmingham at .991 for outfielders and .986 for Murphy Mobile in outfield, Clayton Perry Chattanooga trio at .943, Berger Mobile .952 at shortstop, Lynch Nashville .939, Warner Memphis .978 at first base, Greminger Montgomery .985 at first base, Roche New Orleans .? for second, nine pitchers tied with perfect fielding records including Meyer Graham Chattonoogs Goodwin Klawitter Memphis Flaherty Atlanta Puc and Barnhard Nashville Stockdale Birmingham.
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Altman
Alcock
Broakle
Yohe
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Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and cities
Southern League games included Chattanooga 6 Memphis 4 and Birmingham 1 to 2 losses. New Orleans 2 Birmingham 1. Mobile 4 Montgomery unknown. Jacksonville 1 Augusta 9. Augusta 4 Jacksonville 0. Macon 2 Columbus 1. Savannah 1 Columbus 0. Boston 5 Philadelphia 0. New York 3 Cincinnati 5. St Louis 7. Cleveland 11. Detroit 3. Chicago 3. Philadelphia 2 New York 1. Montreal 17 Buffalo 3. Newark 4 Jersey City 4. Providence 7 Hattiesboro 0. Toronto 3 Rochester 2. Rochester 2 Teapnty 2.
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Local League Scores Mixed In Various Cities
In Cottom States League action Greenwood beat Vicksburg 11 to 2 while Jackson defeated Yazoo City 6 to 3 and Hattiesburg edged Meridian 3 to 1. Southenastern League results show Asheville 8 over Trome 2, Johnson City 2 to Morristown 1 and Knoxville 1 over Gadsden. Texmpianue section lists Galvemon 3 Dallas 8 with Fort Worth 4 Houston 1 San Antonio 4 and Waco 3. Other games noted as well.
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Southern Tennis Meet Opens at East Lake July Fourth
The twenty fourth annual Southern Lawn Tennis Championship begins Monday at the Atlanta Athletic Club Courts, East Lake, awarded by the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The schedule features men and women singles, doubles, mixed doubles, with finals in several events spanning the week. Players from multiple states enter, including out of town entries, as officers and committees outline prizes, rules, and match structures.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Eaat Lake
United States
Lawn Tennis Association
United States Lawn ‘Tennis Association
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Frank H. Reynolda
Rament B. Scott
Frenk HB
Rey
Nolds
Coke Davis
B. M. Grant
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
L. D. Scott
Atlanta
James Mullen
Richmond
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Y. Smith
G. A. Howell
B. Mansfeld
E. VY. Carter
M. Grant
Nat Thornton
Middlebrooks
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Spratling
Angier
Candler
Scott
Doyle
T.R. Pell
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Blane Moore
New Orleans
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Brooklyn
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Alexander
Newport
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