Atlanta and Birmingham Battle In Doubleheader Rout
A ragged doubleheader at Piedmont Park drew about 6 000 fans in the afternoon as Atlanta faced Birmingham. Morning play saw Atlanta win, afternoon loss, with chaotic field action and tense crowd heat. Teams and players from the Southern League and visiting clubs battled amid controversial calls and shifting lineups.
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C. Mteshville
Nashville
Whattanooga
Battle Rock
Shreveport
Atlanta
Atlantas
Birminghams
New Orleans
Little Rock
Crescent City
Piedmont Park
Gate City
Grand Land
Pabst
Henley
Blankenship
Leldy Belnge
Wilhelm
Allen's Foot Base powder for swollen tired feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Base powder to ease swollen nervous hot feet. It claims cooling relief for sore toes and tight shoes, reducing sweating and pain while improving comfort and walking. Sold by all druggists with a misspelled, archaic address note.
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Allen
A Roy
Fifth Georgia Regiment Field Sports on Independence Day
The Fifth Georgia Regiment staged field sports at Piedmont Park on Independence Day, with greased pig catching and sack races drawing large crowds. A tug of war between companies highlighted fierce rivalries, led by Artillery and Company A, as Dr. Theodore Toepel presided and officials noted winners across events.
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Fifth
Georgia & Regiment
Fledmont Park
Atlanta
Theodore Toepel
C. D. Thaxton
Wrightsville
A. Ulery
A‘s
Claude Battle
Ben Sheridan
Artillery
Harry Stockdon
Charles Kerchemsky
H. B. Johnston
G. D. Webster
G. BR. Sabine
Atlanta Triumphs In Extras As Birmingham Protest Fails
In a tense Birmingham visit, Atlanta rallied for a 10 to 9 win after a contentious eighth inning with crowd ire rising and protests around umpire Goodenough. Key hits by Krug Stouch and Pabst fueled the rally, while Birmingham’s late defense and protests marked a dramatic finish to the game.
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Winters
Leidy
Stouch
Henley
Frank
Blankenship
Birmingham
Atlanta
Smith
Brown
Lorber
Wilthelm
Goodenough
Wilhelm
Sorber
Puch
Smith Sorber
Delehanty
Uhler
Latimer
Lauzon
Lawler
Dowle
Taylor
Winterg
Foreen
Lelay
Krug
Pabst
Campbell
Wilhelms
Serber
Lelby
Dowie
Birmigham
Tmes
Birminghams
Lynch Jim
Lynch Bim
Arlanta
Quentey
Wither
Waa
FE Campbell
Suromary
Delshanty
Uhier
Wuhelm
Leldy
Cline
Goadenough
Doubls
Streit
Dimes
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Molefivorth
Abbatichio
Cochran Defeats Locust Grove 16 to 4 at Cochran
In Cochran Ga on July 4 Cochran defeated Locust Grove 16 to 4 in baseball. Batteries Flanders Foster and Middlebrooks for Cochran Nor man and Ham for Locust Grove. Strike outs were 10 to 4 in favor of Cochran.
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Cochran
Locust Grove
Batteries
Flanders
Foster
Middlebrooks
Combs
Norman
Ham
St Louis Wins Doubleheader on July Fourth Baseball Card
July Fourth games feature St Louis taking both ends of a doubleheader with strong pitching and late rallies. Boston’s Twins split with Chicago as Willis shined. Pittsburg and Brooklyn finish evenly, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia split with errors shaping the outcomes. Attendance totals include 4,509 in St Louis and 16,000 for a Chicago doubleheader.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Damman and Knoll
Dolan
Roth
Little Rock
Ark
Shreveport
Bkopec
Butler
Norcum
Guese
Memphis
New Orleans
Breitenstein
Accorsini
French
Abbott
Godot
Wicker
Ryan
Taylor Overman
Boston
Aicago
Willis
Wvve
Weee
Menefee
Eling
Hason Hkittridge
Cannon
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Tannehill
Smith
Newton
Ahearn
Emalie
Chesbro
O'Connor
Kit‘gen
Fuller
Emilie
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ewing
Peitz
Fraser
Vacklitsch
Power
Brown
Thellman
Bergen
White
Doolin
Detroit and St Louis Split Day in Doubleheader
In Detroit on July 4 Detroit won the morning game 7 2 over St Louis after Mullen faltered and Mercer finished. The afternoon contest saw St Louis win 4 7 as Detroit tied the day. Attendance 4,909 and 6,900 respectively for the two games.
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St. Louis
Louis
New York
Yerkes
Ryan
Sparks
Blewitt
Bowerman
O'Day
Et Louie
Detroit
Mich
Mullen
Mercer
Browns
Coogtoolos
McGuire
Sudhoff
Donohue
O'Laughlin
Washington
Score
Philadelphia
Carrick and Clark
Mitchell
Schreck
Carruthers
Johnstone
Patton
Searahington
Pardelphia
Clark
Waddell
Amophes
Carpeene
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Alcovie
Oxford
Alcovts
Wilcox
Cearett Boyd
Doster
Wilcox Benne
Leldy J
Lauzen
Freunk
Fabst
Winter
Lucely
Secord
Innie
Balla
Atlante
Lacher
A A Krug
Blankensh
Latinzer
Brouch
Strett
R. Wiilheim
Byrmingham
Dayton
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Etolen
Frani
Frone and Knoll
Hopkine
North Carolina League
Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Durham
Newbern
Wilmington
Roanoke
Opelika
Ala
Bradley
National
SAGUE
Wes
King
Wills
Cantillon
Etole
Baltimore
Dougherty
Warner
Shields
Robinson
Connolly
Selbach
Freeman
Collins
Young
Criger
Cronin
Chicago
Wright
Hicago
Cleveland
Patterson
McParland
Bemis
Wmpire
Sheridan
Gleveland
Garvin and Sullivan
Hernhard and Wood
Mophe
Fort Smith
Baseball Park
Springfield
Chattanooga Golf Club
Knoxville Club
Knoxville
Chattanooga Naks
Corsicana
Tex
Waco
Conan Doyle’s
the Hound of
The
Baskervilles
Chamberlin Johinsiy
Wany
Tle
Ems
Lotf
Olks
Olke
Arnold
Acme
Waite
Cenemne Nee
BBC
Jong
Goday
Rene
E. J. Mathis
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S.C
the Southern Engraving CO
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BE. J. Mathis
NICES
Southern Engraving Comipan
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