Atlanta and New Orleans split an eight inning thriller at Piedmont Park
In a nine inning clash Atlanta beat New Orleans John Streit pitched for New Orleans and was wild yet effective. Krug and Blankenship led Atlanta while Westlake and Edmundson produced for New Orleans. The game swung on a ninth inning rally as Krug reached on an error and scored the winning run for Atlanta.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Piedmont Park
Atlantas
Observer
Pabst
Streit
Sew Qrieans
French
Powell
High
Krug
Blankenship
Stanley
Westlake
Stouch
Atbot
Fist
Edmundson
Atz
Frank
Smith
Taylor
Hin
Abbot
Leidy
Btouch
Herbert
Fayior
Winters
Etouch
Tatalsiqee
Montgome
Obbott
Idmundsen
Detsel
Yler
Abbott
Birelt
Dessel
Goodenough
Kelly
Nashville
Shreveport
Tenn
Oarsman Titus Wins First Heat in England
Henley July 7 C S Titus of the Union Boat Club New York beat Louis Scholes of Don Rowing Club Toronto in a preliminary heat for the diamond sculls by a length and a half. Time 3 minutes 83 seconds. Beresford and Etherington-Smith won their heats as well amid restless crowds, with Titus finishing strong after a fierce mid race climb.
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Henley
England
Titus
Union Boat,Club
New Yorks
Louis Scholed
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
J. Beresford
Kensington Rowing Club
K. Johnson
Twickenham
H. B. Etherington-Smith
Leander Rowing Club
L. X. F. Prevel
Club Nautique
Nice
Scholes
Temple Island
Sievel
Howell
Birmingham Beats Memphis In Ragged Thriller
Birmingham defeated Memphis 8 to 7 in a ragged yet highly engaging game. Brown and Uhler provided notable batting and sensational left fielding while umpire calls drew sharp crowd and player criticism. Atlanta and Memphis hover for fourth as Cleveland eyes Southern star players for a potential deal.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Brunner
Memphis
Birmingham
Campbell
Blue
Weyhing
National League Scores and Delays From July 7 Games
Cincinnati was shut out by Brooklyn 5 0 in a rain affected game with Newton pitching for Cincinnati and Thielman and Pritz for Brooklyn. Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 5 3 in a late scoring stretch as Thars curves puzzled until the eighth. Weather caused postponements for Chicago New York and St Louis Boston with wet grounds delaying play.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newton
Thielman
Pritz
Ahearn
Powers
Brown
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Thars
Phiadelphia
Tannehill and Smith
Iberg
Locklitech
Empire
Emaire
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
St Louie
St Louis
Boston
Cleveland Beats Chi cago In League Tilt
Cleveland outbatted Chicago to win 8 to 5 in front of about 2,700 at Cleveland. Wright, Wood and Bemis pitched for Cleveland with Patterson and Sullivan behind the plate. Time 1.95. Umpires Sherigen.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Wright
Wood and Bemis
Patterson
Freeman Breaks 20 Mile Bicycle Record in Pittsburg
Freeman lowers Harry Elkes’ 20 mile world mark at the Coliseum in Pittsburg by finishing in 29 minutes 8.5 seconds. The event was a 20 mile motor paced race with Freeman facing Tommy Hall, Hall receiving a half mile handicap. Freeman also clocked 7:09.2 for 5 miles and 29:08.4 for 20 miles. La Rita, a 20 foot yawl owned by George R. Peare, won the Lipton trophy series third race in Chicago.
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Harry Elkes
Pittsburg
Howard Freeman
Freeman
Tommy Hall
Hall
Chicago
George R. Peare
Brighton Beach Race Opener Ends In Dead Heat For Keynote
At Brighton Beach New York on July 7 Keynote ridden by Yancy and Choate with Creighton led early. Choate built a six length gap but Keynote caught up in the stretch and forced a dead heat in the first race. Run off Keynote won at 1 to 6 with Choate second. Fragments detail multiple races and entrants at the fast track.
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New York
Keynote
Brighton
Francesco
Choate
Creighton
Yancy
Beagle McCarthy
Barbee
Gibson Light
Great American
Preseentor
Chote
Derby Winner Articulate Leads Sloppy Washington Park Card
Articulate easily outruns Wyeth in a rain softened run at Washington Park finishing five lengths ahead as a late Derby favorite. Gregory at 200 to 1 also scores for Walter Hedges while other races feature Gregor K, Ethel Whitent, and Lucien Appleby in a full card with six races and multiple entries.
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Chicago
Fe Serfleulate
George A. Davis
Sanrancisco
R. A. Smith
Washington Park
At & Mne
Wyeth
Articulate
Lyne
Walter Hedges
Gregory
Sair
Otis
Wit Lyne
Bavanis
Rancc
Secona
Srief
Top Soil
Buchanan
Mirance
W. Waldo
Hugh Bradley
Eva Russell
Pluca
Lady Matehlesa
Bella Graham
Linewist
Clentz
Mda
Poor Boy
Galba
Agnes Mackran
Grangeh
Lynn
Wild Pirate
Perlee
Barrackrat
Ethel Wihent
Mathews
Redhook
Ransch
Hanover Queen
Fisher
Thine
Geyser
Piederich
Maud Gonne
Albemarle
Milez
Lucien Appleby
Lorrigan
Knight
Artend
Corrigan
Marshal Well
Blake
Prima I
Della Oatland
Cougar
Miss Mae Day
Leone
Gale Runner
Carl Kahler
Rag ‘Tag
Arian
Captain Gaines
Summer Excursions by Rail and Sail to East Coast
Central of Georgia railway and connections offer round trip tickets to New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia via Savannah on steamship lines at very low rates. Included are meals and berth aboard ship. Travel costs are much less than all rail. For full particulars berth reservations rates apply to any Central of Georgia agent or H Pogs T P A 16 Walton Atlanta Ga.
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Central of Georgia Railway
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
H. Pogs
Atlanta
McGraw to Manage New York Nationals. Freedman Ties Up
John J. McGraw agreed with Andrew Freedman to manage the New York National League club. Baltimore stockholders released him with a $10,000 per year salary, contract for two years. Robinson and Kelly chosen as joint managers of the Baltimore American League club.
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Baltimore
New York
Mdé
John J. McGraw
Andrew Freedman
Robinson
Kelly
Champion Beats Leander In Straight Heats For New Track Records
Albert Champion of France defeated George Leander in two straight 16 mile heats at Atlantic City setting new track competitive records. He led 5 miles in 7:12 2-5 and 10 miles in 14:29 3-5 with a final mile in 1:23 2-5. Leander trailed by 71-2 laps in the final heat. Thompson and Boake set a 3 mile motor tandem record in 4:32 3-5. Tomorrow Champion faces Wm. Fenn after last week’s win over Harry Caldwell.
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George Teanler
Atlantic City
N. J
George Leander
Albert Champion
France
Champion
Leander
Fenn
Wack
Harry Caldwell
Thompson
Boake
Crooked jockeys in peril under Western Jockey Club action
Chicago July 7. Board of stewards of the Western Jockey Club authorized track officials to revoke licenses of jockeys guilty of foul and reckless riding after formal complaints at their monthly meeting. The session also considered reinstatement petitions. licenses were granted to fifty-one trainers and forty-nine jockeys, including Lester Relfi who rode in England and J Boland P McCue and J Bullman. Savannah directors elected for fall races in Savannah Georgia under the Savannah Racing Association with 15,000 stock subscribed.
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Board of Stewards of
Western Club
Chicago
Western Jockey Club
Board of Stewards
Lester Relfi
England
J. Boland
P. McCue
3. Bullman
Savannah
Savannah Racing Association
Association
W. Gordon
G. W. Owens
J. K. Garnett
Hall
B. H. Levy
A. B. Moore
J._A. Gerson
J .F. Doyle
I. A. Solomon
F. H. Estill
T. 5. Guckenheimer
George W.W. Tiedemann
Hugh Logan
G. F. Graham
Mobile Passenger Depot Delegation Granted by Railroad Commission
The Mobile delegation asks the Railroad Commission for a new passenger depot after a long campaign. Local officials business leaders and press representatives appeared to back the project while railroad officials voiced cautious support. The commission aims to mediate and reach an agreed plan without forcing action.
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Railroad Commission
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
J. C. Bush
Max Hamburger
Commercial Club
Erwin Craighead
Mobile Register
Press
Citizens
J H. McAndrew
Chamber of Commerce
J. C
Vienna Farthing Newspaper Die Neue Zeltune Emerges
Europe’s cheapest newspaper expands in Vienna as Die Neue Zeltune debuts with eight pages two thirds the size of a penny paper. It is not party aligned, aims for broad progressive bias, and will publish a morning and noon edition with a 50,000 daily circulation target to cover costs.
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Europe
Westminster Gazette
Vienna
Budapest
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