Heavy Hitting Beats Crackers In Rough Big League Tilt
Little Rock routs Atlanta 20 to 3 as Guese stars on mound. Killen starts for Atlanta, Weyhing relieves, but neither adequately stops Little Rock's hitting spree. Key moments include seven runs in the fifth and a late ninth inning burst, with Stol— score details and fielding miscues noted.
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Little Rock
Mr Guese
Atlanta
Frank Kilten
Gus
Travelers
Little Rocks
Frank
Gus Werhing
Artansans
Guese
Finn
al Bridwell
Lynch
Gueee
Bridwell
Winters
Stafford
Lauzon
Weyhing
Gueses
Crozier
Clarke
Pelicans Crackers clash in Arkansas game at Piedmast 4pm
Atlanta pitcher Frank Wilson stars for the Atlantans with Dannehower likely starting for New Orleans. Lineups show Lynch Frisbee Southers Winters Rickert Stafford ARH 8B Greater Koebler Markley Launon and Wilson on the mound as the teams open a three game set. A rough report covers betting activity and Delehanty career notes amid a rough stretch for both clubs.
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Pelicans
Crackers
Piedmast
Frank Wilson
Atlantans
Dannehower
New Orleans
Atlanta
Lynch
Frisbee
Bridewell
Southers
Winters
Rickert
Stafford
Koebler
Markley
Launon
C Wison
Walters Joins Crackers as New Southpaw Pitcher
Walters a popular southpaw from Columbus Ga joins the Crackers after reporting for duty yesterday. Manager Powell calls him a promising find and plans to use him in a home game this week as the team heads toward a western circuit swing. A hotel note mentions Young's Hotel on the boardwalk as a fre eproof resort with 40 rooms and artesian water.
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Walters
Columbus
Powell
Sy Walters
Atlantic
Young’s Hotel
Tha
New York
Tha Mater
Taern
Jataéa Rt. Medan We Ona
Nameoki Wins Atlantic Stakes at Brighton Beach
New York July 15 Namoki won the Atlantic selling stakes for 2 year olds at Brighton Beach with Hob Murphy second and Midshipman third. Valdez won the steeplechase while Fox Hunter was second and Davy and H S Wilson were injured. The card included several other races with Nameoki defending a 1 to 2 favorite in the Atlantic Stakes.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Namcoki
Hob Murphy
Midshipman
Valdez
Fox Hunter
Davy
Howard Grats
H. S. Wilson
Finst Hace
Regent
McCafferty
Albany Gul
Dreamer
Mary Worth
Cochran
Spring Elk
Blue Victor
Earl of Norfolk
Russell Garter
Sentry
Seminole
Miss Lobaler
Heathsville
Matet Richardson
Duncannon
Lajara
Alaske
Ray
G Green
Woolwacherer
Gallagher
Obhner
Bob Alone
Memorist
Myatic Shriner
Sir Kleraile
Kuta
John Ruskin
Koca of Sharon
Howard Graiz
Young Henry
Odom
Flying Buttress
Cannon
Demmer
Redfern
Shotgun
Rosa Tint
Wealth
St Finnan
Lyria
Slidell
Nameoki
Gannon
Bob Murphy
Oneill
Hicks
Excentral
Dusky
Revolution
Dr Chapin
Andy Willams
Black Hussar
Michaels
Sambo
Haack
Lord Advocate
Hthica
Arden
Witer Tower
Oddom
Hyland Vil
Lewis
Polite
Wyefield Semper Vivax
Sentinel
Cocagne
Sea Lag
Penn
Petra II
Ascension Red Damas
Eva Russell Biserta
Midnight Chimes
Ganesen
Virgin Soil
Court Maid
Interval
Lora Vale
Effie Sheppard
Mary Street
Dinkele
Raivaletta
Earl of Warwick
Dublin
Old England
King Pepper Northern Star
Wahiskey King
Wurstbourne
Astarita
Lady Uncas
Bellario
Bessie Spahr
St Finnan Sh ‘Oerheeis
Tam Oshanter
John A. Beott
Budlat
Daly Suburban Queen
Falermian
National League Scores from July 15 Card
In New York, Doheny falters late as Doheny allows three hits in the 14th. New York defeats Pittsburg 6 to 4 after a see-saw game in front of 5,820. Other games see Chicago beat Boston 9 to 4, St Louis edge Philadelphia 7 to 5.
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New York
Pittsburg
Doheny
Smith
Mathew- Bon
Bowerman
Chicago
Boston
Pittager
Zeottooof
Taylor
Raub
Kilng
Pittinger
Moran
St. Louis
Philadelphia
J. Louis
Ryan
Pases
St Louis
Murphy
Currie
Mitchell
Roth
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Southern League scores and key plays from July dates
Memphis edged Birmingham 1 0 in a pitchers duel as Campbell and Millerick held the Barons. In the ninth Vaughan led off with a long drive but Birmingham failed to bring him home. Montgomery beat New Orleans 6 5 in a close afternoon game with Hosking shading Polchow. Shreveport defeated Nashville 5 1 after Nashville’s starter Russell left injured and Nickens struggled. Attendance figures noted for Shreveport and Birmingham games. Eastern and American Association results incomplete in snippet.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Ala
Campbell
Vaughan
Campbell and Millerick
Accorsin
Montgomery
New Orleans
Polchow
Pelican
Law
Shreveport
Nashville
Tenn
Russell
Nickens
White
Q White
End Greffins
Ickens
Providence
Rochester
Rochesor
Trap Shooting at Americus Grand Tournament Day Two
Americus Ga July 15 The interstate trap shooting tournament moved into its second day with six events. Etheridge and others posted high scores across 15 and 20 target rounds while Helkes Etheridge Mills Nix Silla led several events with 19 or 20 birds. The prize gun contest tomorrow offers $100 with 18 entries and top averages by Polk hill Smithwick McIntosh Bell and Marbury. A large crowd watched as W H Heer scored 172 of 180 at 0 yards.
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Americus
Special
Etheridge
Heikes
Spencer
Baker
Helkes
Mills
Nix
Silla
Bell
Hall
Smithwick
Pol'hill
McIntosh
Marbury
W H Heer
Peter Pauls Wins Mile and Twenty in Washington Park Card
Peter Paul s gelding dominates a 2 year old handicap at Washington Park with Dominick aboard after a late substitution in the betting crowd. Bad News dominates the mile and twenty yards race, and Banton wins the opening mile. Other races include Haviland and Memories, with multiple favorites and long prices across six events and Washington Park entries listed for today.
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Chicago
Peter Paul
Newa
Sidney C. Love
Banton
Birchbroom
Santon Wees
Helgerson
Ll Wilwon
AW. Beoker
Hemper Vivum
Rowsmond
Haviland
H Philips
Bosster
B Davis
J Hooker
Sidney Love
Hulgerson
Friedrich
Byways
Forum
Hf Phillips
Mal McCafferty
L Wilson
Couain Carrie
Adina
Jane Holly
Scoten
Plaid Miriam W
Charles Granger
Louis Wagner Fleuron
Travers
Evelyn Byrd
Robbins
Adkins
Sweet Tooth
Mayor Johnson Zidia
Charley Thompson
Gilead
Little Duchess
Trax
Washington Park
Kleinwood
Trompeuse
Buccaneer
Zar
Black Wolf Gayose Lanark
Gas Quarres
Sauerkraut
My Esther
Dr Blephens
Nteadwater
the Giver
Paul Whaley
Federal
D_ Gibson
Evening Star
Ontonogan
Bardolon
Lonsdale
Tiarney Batts
Prince Silverwings
Alfred C
Captain Arnold
Bessie
John Fright
Grand Opera
Monsieur Braucaire
Frank McLady
Shamrocks Acid Test and Sail Trials Off Sandy Hook
Two Shamrocks began a trial run from Sandy Hook under a light wind as Sir Thames sought a 40 mile race upset. Shamrock VII outpaced Shamrock III on a Scotland to Sandy Hook leg, a mast head runner broke but no major damage, and a new mainsail was tested with Derby-like jockeying aboard Erin.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Sir Thames
George Ratsey
Scotland
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Fife
Tifton shuts out Quitman 6 0 in July 15 game
In a third game of the series Tifton defeats Quitman 6 to 0. Pitcher Hogg allows only two hits and delivers a long three bagger with Westbrook driving in runs. Quitman heads to Valdosta tomorrow.
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Tifton
Quitman
Hogg
Westbrook
Oliphant
Foster
Fitzgerald Beats Sparks 4-2 in July Showdown
Fitzgerald defeated Sparks 4 to 2 in a July game. Yordan pitched for Fitzgerald, allowing four hits while Dougherty countered for Sparks. Sparks tallied two runs as Fitzgerald circulated the leads with solid defense and timely hitting.
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Fitzgerald
Sparks
Yordan
Dougherty
Cordele Defeats Davisboro 13 to 2 in July game
Cordele won three straight over Davisboro by 13 to 2 in Cordele Georgia. Davisboro players admitted opponents were too fast. Hatteries Cordele Pate and Middlebrooks led the offense. Also Milwaukee reports deny selling top players. Phyle and Dungan were sold to Memphis earlier. F A Gallerge of Verbena Alabama praises Buck's Arnica Salve for piles and other pains.
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Cordele
Davisboro
Cordele Ga
Cordele Pate
Middlebrooks
Sumith and Wofford
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Milwaukee American Association
Phyle
Dungan
Memphis
Unglaub
Donahue
Elliott
Jothers
F A Gallerge
Verbena
Ala
Buck
New York Baseball Court Case Delayed in Bilberfeld Fight
Counsel for the national baseball league asked the supreme court to postpone the hearing in the case of the New York National League club against Norman Bilberfeld to Monday. The injunction preventing Elberfeld from playing with the New York American League was kept inoperative meanwhile. Also noted are travel ads for Half Rates to Hot Springs and Eastman’s Kodak notices.
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Delehanty
Ed Delehanty
Wheeling
Therotherhood
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Delehanny
Philadelphia
Ted Ueet
Star Helder
Neason
P Giles
Ainga
Mel Graw
Baltimore
New Yorks
Deleranty
Daria
Deleti
Deletanty
Washington
McGraw Ban Johnson
New York
Pearson
McGraw
Davis
War An
North
National Baseball League
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court Today
New York National League Baseball Club
Norman Bilberfeld
Hiberfeld
New York American League
Elberfeld
Philadelphia Takes Two as Chicago Wins Two Games
In a July doubleheader Chicago triumphed in both games while Philadelphia split the pair. Patterson and Owen were hit hard, Bender and Plank pitched well for Chicago, Altrock and Slattery supported Philadelphia. Attendance listed. first game Chicago 7 Philadelphia 11 runs. Second game Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5. Washington beat St Louis 2 1, Detroit defeated New York 7 4, Boston split with Cleveland 4 2 and 7 8.
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Philadelphia
Owen Altrock
Slattery
Plank
Powers Washington
St. Louis
Washington
St Louis
Beore
Rue
Potten and Kittredge
Powell and Kahoe
Detroit
New York
Mullin
McGuire
Wolfe
Chesbro
Beville
Boston
Cleveland
Hughes
Young and Criger
Joes
Gemis
Amoprie
Caonndy
J. Stebl
Bernherd
Bemts
Connoly
BALFOUR Prevents Debate In Commons
London July 1654 Frimler Balfour in the house of commons refused to grant facilities for a full general debate on Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's proposed fiscal changes. Sir Michael Hicks Beach led the inquiry and Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman supported it. Balfour said abstract talks serve no useful purpose without a motion. If a debate is triggered by a vote of censure he would grant the facilities.
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Commons
London
Balfour
House of Common
Chamberlain
Michael Hicks-Beach
Exchequer
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Henry
Delmar Park Stakes Narrowly Decided by Eda Riley Upset
At St Louis July 15 racing Delmar Park featured six furlong and mile races with Eda Riley defeating Josse F by a nose in the fourth race amid fast track times. The card listed multiple races with favorites and longshots, including wins by Kings Pet and Jessa F in earlier events and six furlongs selling races throughout the program.
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St Louis
Delmar Park
Eda Riley
Josse F
Jean Gravier
Wolf
Lacadia
Howell
D Austin
Don Mayer
Budweiser
Goudy Anseiger
King Rose
Ocyrohe
Watson
Quaker Girl
Bird Pond
Higgins
Venom Lila Noel Thales Mendon
Olean Zaher
Rhyme and Meason
Dr Cartledgs
Bride
Tony Lepping
Shea
Kings Pet
Sinclair
Misa Eon
Wiggins
Howard Pearwood Welle Sippon Chickasha
Prof
Seville Lynch
Helen Hay Belle Simpson
Jessa F
Bridewell
Eda Ally
Wolfe
Exen Aseggyt Landola
Jean Beckhem
Virgie Dor
Qlentz
Otley
Shilling
Tioga
Venus Victrix Eugenia
Kitty Clyde
Lunar
St. Louis
Edgardo Frog
Torinn
Tack Young
Pheum
Hugh McGowan
Pinkle
Town Moore
Morgan
Atlas
Miss Mae Dar
Judge Cantril
Ol de Reszke
Break in Ranks of Strikers in Kennington District
Philadelphia July 15 report notes the first break in the textile strike as seventy file weavers resume work at F A Bachman & Co mills. Folwell mill reports 74 hands back on duty. Strike leaders say defections are not significant and do not alter the protest momentum.
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Philadelphia
Kennington
F A Bachman & Co
Folwell
CAPT DICKSON DESIGNATED DISBURSING OFFICER OF ORDNANCE BOARD
Washington dispatch says Brigadier Generals Gillespie and Crozier selected Captain Tracy C Dickson of the ordnance department as recorder and disbursing officer for the board of ordnance and fortifications. At HM years old, the Texas native and United States Military Academy graduate has won a strong reputation for modern ordnance improvements and is married to Belle Abbott of Atlanta.
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Ordnance Board
Washington
Gillespie
Engineers
Crozier
Ordnance
Secretary of War
Tracy C Dickson
Ordnance Department
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Dickson
Geome
United States Military Academy
Wear Point
Texas
Belle Abbott
Atlanta
Guard Duty Fatalty Typhoid Claims Gainesville Youth
W Curtis Lewis of Gainesville Georgia died after a typhoid fever attack contracted during guard duties with the Candler Horse Guards First Cavalry. An operation failed to save him. He was 19, with many friends, and will be buried with military honors in Gainesville after a solemn escort. He served during the tornado response period and contracted the fever while stationed there.
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W. Curtis Lewis
Gainesville
W Curtis Lewis
Grady Koepia
Candler Horse Guards
First Cavalry
Gaines
Claude Miner
Frederick Cook
Grover Smith
George Harrison Harry DeNise
Lewin Moore
Cleveland Cook
Mr Herring
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