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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1902

Page

3

Atlantas Get Second Game In Rain Drenched Struggle

Stewart star pitcher of New Orleans badly roughed up as Atlanta bats rally with three-bagger by Fabst and a Winters homer. Rain delays and a later resumed game at Piedmont Park produced a late surge by Atlanta to secure the win while New Orleans faded in the later innings.

Fabst Winters Atlanta Southern Association Nashville New Orlea Little Rock Birmingham Shreveport Chattanooga Stewart New Orleans Atlantas Heuce Pabst Piedmont Smith Stanley Abbott Steuch Frank Atz Krug Blankenship Past Taylor Leldy Stouch Olly Bailey Edmundsen Exposition Grounds

Walthour Defeated Again by Elkes in Boston Race

In a one hour motor paced brassard at Charles River park Boston on July 8 Harry Elkes led from the start to beat Bobby Walthour who faded after a tire burst in the thirtieth mile. Elkes finished 400 miles 916 yards, with Walthour out of pace six minutes from the hour.

Bobby Walthour Harry Elkes Charles River Park Boston Elkes Atlanta Bobby Walthour Eikes Atlana Coliseum Little Fenn Jimmy Hunter Atlantic City Albert Champion Brassard N. J Colseum Track Fenn James Hunter Champion Hunter

Titus Wins Diamond Sculls Heat At Henley Regatta

The July 8 Henley regatta reports Titus of Union Boat Club New York winning his heat in the diamond sculls and leading the pace as crowds watch in record heat. W. W. Field of Oxford narrowly trailed, with Beresford and Etherton Smith also advancing in separate diamonds heats.

Henley England The Riverside D. Milburn Buffalo Jack"” White Henry White United States Eton Leander Rowing Club Kingston Rowing Club Leander Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto University College, Oxford London Rowing Club Thames Rowing Club C. S Titus Union Boat Club New York W. W. Field Oxford J. Beresford Kensington Rowing Club Iéa St. George Ashe R- B. Etherington Smith H. T. Blackstaffe Thames Ailver Goblets Ward Taylor Trinity Cambridge Songilla Cromburgge Club Nautique Ghent Kingston London Titus Argonaut Rowing Club Henry Henly Scholes Daily Chronicle F. 8 Kelly Balilor ¢Olleke University of Pennsylvania Argonauts Pitua

Unclear baseball play by play with multiple errors

A garbled summary of a baseball game lists base hits Pabst home run Winters and others, double plays Atz to Smith to Abbott, various outs by Bailey Wilson and Stewart, pitches by multiple players, and mentions umpires Goodenough and ally.

Pabst Winters Stelen Faylor Edmundson Atz Smith Abbott Talla Bailey Wilson Stewart Frank Krug Ge Creentoes Goodenough Ally

St Vrain controversy affects Southern League games

Southern Baseball League hearing in Chattanooga settles disputed results tied to Memphis pitcher St Vrain. Games he officiated are awarded to opposing clubs, contracts breach suspensions apply, Fourth of July receipts split, and select matches reassigned or voided. Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta results noted. Eastern League scores Rochester over Buffalo and Providence over Montreal and Montrey.

St. Vrain Charley Frank Chattanooga Tenn Southern Baseball League St Vrain Memphis Farrell National Association of Minor Leagues Atlanta Nashville Birmingham

Double header leads to St Louis win in AL tilt

St Louis swept Detroit in a July double header with a 2 6 score in the first game. Umpire O Laughlin ejected Burkett for disputes while Bugdon struggled at bat. Attendance about 2,200. Second game also featured O Laughlin as umpire and St Louis prevailed.

St. Louis St Louis Detroit O' Laughlin Burkett Bugdon Sige Harp and Denohue Mister Yeager Buclow McGuire Laughlin Gt Louis Donahue Mercer O Laughlin Chicago Cleveland Ohio Griffith Sheridan Batterley Bernhard Bemis Gavin McFaland Umpie Baltimore Washington Orthwa Rice Scire Cronin Robinson Orth Clarke Carruthers Johnstone Philadelphia Boston Waddell Young Adkins Prenties Criger Wiltse Husting Sobreck Powers Connolly New Yorks Rhodes Kling Matthewson Bowerman Aeg New York Lundgren King Taylor and Bowerman Pittsburg Chegbro Philadelphians O'Connor Fraser Doomn Emsile Rhe Gee Be. Louis Bob Wicker Ryan Willis Zitt- Hage Yerkes J Moran

Sand Storm Disrupts Pacific Route Causes Million Dollar Damage

A sand storm battered the Indo valley and Colorado desert areas along the Southern Pacific railroad, resulting in damage estimated at one million dollars. No injuries reported.

San Francisco Indo Valley Southern Pacific Colorado Desert

Aladdin Wins Drexel Stakes at Washington Park

Aladdin added the Drexel stakes to his victories this afternoon at Washington Park defeating a small field with Hunter Raine coming fast but swerving. South Trimble ran third. Rain drenched the track during the fifth race as Hanover Queen won the first.

Chicago Aladdin Washington Park Hunter Raine South Trimble Fisher Zebiald Mathews Rubus Donnelly Mary Pine Lady Alberta Viola Alen Cute Vulcain Buchanan Bronze Wing Dean Fairbury Martin Burke Father Weather Coburn Lyne Booth Trimble Ransch Jack Rattin Redhook Harry New Baddack J. Hicks Ben Chance Munro Lady Orister Davissian Guy H. Ravensbury Amy Thompson el Oriente Gold Belt Wosds Lendin Blake Glendon Pericles Albemarle Ben Chalice Bosanco Horatius Belle Graham Collonade John C. Hing Seiling Erstyn_ Byrd Star Cotton Vincennes Trentham Peat Rol- Hék Trebor Pretorius Scottie Farmer Bennett Todgy Nickey D Tom Kingsley Federal Prowl Chiquasabog Bob Dinsmore Emma FR Stuyve Elster Seliig Inlie Tammany Chief Cogawell Lee King Compass Rosensbury Jingler George Whitney Mallory Savable Farty Sheriff Bell Sidney C. Love Stumwinner Watkins Overton Captain Arnold Bob McLean Elisan Barly Sayable Dunne Farresk Lucion Appleby Hitrate Favonips Frangibia Jon McGurk Lucien Appleby Hildreth Linguist Watorna Topéorl Silver Fringe Air Bernsys Wi’ Rhedlly Gallant Smith Feby Blue Jack Full Guy H Dr. Hart Ciales Queen Victorial Hans Wagner Psrrao Tlaubert Aniant Mary Pirie Huzzah Damonel Brighton Pirst_ Rice Didamatist Sancre Baron Knight Bismarck Fostund Semper Viva Squid Wendy Hamlesp Sadie Remorse Connecticut Roue Beither One Harsene Mary Paul Creyten Hono Muu Delmarch Fair Knight Somerset Inspector Stevens Marviander Highie Beigterous Trfilion Decameron Frelle Lou Kats Euphone Tha Montauk Iifunction Janeway Eugenia Burch Saltmaker Hackensdek Cotontoy Jack O'Lantern Las O'Linden

Jamaica Selling Stakes Victory at Brighton Beach

At Brighton Beach the Jamaica stakes winner Ethics ridden by F Dwyer edged Kilogram in a close stretch finish. Blues scored a dominant 1 to 20 victory in the third race while a crowded program featured six races and multiple contenders led by Fort Wayne and The Regent in other events.

New York F. Dwyer Ethics Jamaica Brighton Beach Tommy Burns Kilogram Wonderly Hitchies Blues Doggett Belle of Lexington Odom Star of the West McFadden Barouche Tarch- Meht Petra Ji Moranda Vesuvia Hebron King's Favorite Avis Wissendine Bizerta Cinque Vall O'Connor Fort Wayne Rice Rea Knight Northern Light Cincinnatus Petit Bleu Australia Anna Daly Feil Shaw Regent H- Michaels Military Hyland Woverly Coconner Hurstbourne Athelroy Landry Candling Goldina Alsike Ciggy Kinnlafnnic

Seven Cyclists Reach Perfect Scores In New York Race

Thirteen riders from the Metropole Cycling Club competed Boston to New York July 4 and 5. Seven finished with perfect 1 000 points, earning gold medals. two near the top gained blue ribbons. others earned red and yellow ribbons for margins from the leaders.

New York Metropole Cycling Club Boston George M. Holley Bradford George M. Hendeo Springfield Mass George W. Sherman Brooklyn N. Y O. L. Pickard San Francisco Cal N. P. Bernarda Hartford Conn H. Ll. Roberts Waltham Wilam B. Jameson

Death at Danville from foul ball in baseball game

A 14 year old, Aric Jones Hubert son of merchant J Jones of Belleville, was killed instantly when struck in the heart by a foul ball while watching a baseball game in Danville. McGraw’s release from the Baltimore club was approved by directors today. The Canadian Tennis Championship in Niagara on the Lake featured a win by Ernest Patterson over Ruben Hunt 10 to 8.

Danville Aric Hubert Jones J. Jones Belleville McGraw Baltimore Baltimore Baseball Club Today John J. McGraw Hattimore Club New York Niagara-on-the-Lake Ont Reuben Hunt California Intercollegiate Association Ernest Patterson Canada Patterson

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