Crackers Take Opening Game In Shreveport
Shreveport hosts Atlanta in a ball game where Zillen pitched steady and timely hitting helped Crackers win. Bridwell at short and Markley at second are noted additions since the last visit. Winters, back from illness, played well in the field and contributed to the victory.
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Zillen
Wintera Heeps
Shreveport
Aelock
Atlanta
Bridwell
Short
Markley
Winters
Constitution Office
Atlanta Beats Shreveport In Low-Scoring Tilt
Atlanta earns a 7 0 victory over Shreveport as Kil len and Bridwell pace two basers. Beck hits a three bagger and scores as Welkert knocks in a run, with Markley also contributing a key single. Keenan returns after weeks out, and White and Killen split pitching duties with solid defense behind them.
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Keenan
Hreveport
Smith
Flest
Norcum
Stafford
Shreveport
Beck
Koehler
Welkart
Atlanta
Markley
Lauzon
Graffitrs
Killen
Bennett
Lauzen
Aridwall
Winters
Bacrifices
Norcom
McFarland
White
Ellen
Weikert
Cox
Nordum
Welkert
If Hennesy
Z Keenan
Graffius
E White
Bridwell
Td Crozier
A. Lauzon
Aenee
Atlanta i . A ‘S
Ceats
Shreveport i
Montgomery-Little Rock Rain Shortens Game in Fourth
In Montgomery Alabama on July 19 special wires report Little Rock led by one run in the fourth inning when rain halted play. The score was 1-0 with Montgomery on top as showers ended the contest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Little Rock
Eastman Kodak Style Tak Foeelt 4 Beet Itty
Readable fragments describe a Kodak style item or feature titled Tak Foeelt 4 Beet Itty. The note references Eastman Kodak branding and a possible promotional style citation, but the exact event, date, or outcome is not clear from the fragments.
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Eastman
KODAK
Rebels Defeat the Fishermen in Nashville Contest
Memphis and Nashville met with Memphis printing hopes to win the pennant. Hale debuted for Memphis, pitching a seeable first game and allowing three hits. Nashville scored once in the fourth on a misplayed grounder and a two bagger, while Memphis fought back with timely base hits and fielding. Final score details include Hale, Deaver, Werden and Glenn producing Memphis runs and Dungan knocking in runs for Nashville.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank
Nashville
Hale
Mil-waukee
Phyle
Knolls
Kennedy
Evans
C. Miller
Deaver
Dungan
Moss
Werden
Knol
Dungeon
Wiseman
Bussey
Feldhaus
Fisher
Phoite
Werde
Miller
Glenn
Accorsini
Elale
Cincinnati Wins Two Over Philadelphia in NL Doubleheader
Cincinnati easily swept both games from Philadelphia on July 19 as visiting pitchers were hit hard. The second game was called in the seventh to allow Philadelphia to catch its train. attendance 15,000. First game final 9 to 4 with Poole, Bergen among batters. second game 6 to 1 with Suthoff, Bergen handling the mound duties. In St Louis, the Browns outlasted Brooklyn 5 to 4 in ten innings, rallying in the eighth and winning with Smoot and Barclay delivering key hits. attendance 9,174. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 5 as Taylor and Kling held down the offense. attendance 11,50.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Poole
Bergen
Dugegle
Iby
Roth
Doolin
Suthoff
Fraser
Doot
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Smoot
Barclay
M. O'Neil
J. O'Neil
Jones
Ritter
O'Day
Match Between the Abbott and Deil ir Albany July 19
Albany N Y July 19 It was announced that a race for 2600 dollars with 75 percent to the winner and 25 percent to the loser was arranged between W J Scannell s The Abbott 7 02 14 and A B P McDonald Major Delmar 205 12 Also Royal Yacht Race from Heligoland to Deal England July 19 Navahoe won Comet second Iduna third with Meteor and Therese among starters
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W. J. Scannell
the Abbott
A. BP. McDonald
Delmar
Deal
England
Heligoland
Iduna
Belle Meade Master Dies in Typhoid Fever Fight
Nashville July 19 W H Jackson master of Belle Meade farm died there today of typhoid fever He was 29 years old and had recently succeeded as manager after the death of his father General W H Jackson in the same position at the Belle Meade property
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EH. Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
W. H. Jackson
Belle Meade Farm
Mr. Jackson
Rube Waddell punishes man who insulted him
In a Philadelphia game at Columbia Park Rube Waddell charged into the stands to confront and strike Morris Blau after Blau allegedly called him a foul name. The incident ended with police restraint and Waddell returning to the mound where he pitched effectively as the Browns won 4 to 1.
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Ble
Rube
Athletics
Anow
Philadelphia
Charley Dryden
Valorus Waddell
Morris Blau
Blau
Browns
Waddell
Tom Shibe
Mr. Ica
Biau
Mr. Blau
Peatly
Vanderbilt's Horse Finishes Second in Paris Race
Paris reports Vanderbilt's horse Ri de, richy, toel secured second place in a recent event. Fe an unclear. race details are incomplete.
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Vanderbilt
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Richy
Toel
Toei
Pelicans Win Long Contests In Thirteen Innings
New Orleans, July 19. The Pelicans edged the Barons 4 to 1 in thirteen innings before about 5 000 fans. Rickert delivered a decisive leadoff homer in the thirteenth after a pitching duel with Adams and Smith, who fanned nine and allowed eight hits. Delehanty and Rickert sparked the offense with key two-bag hits, while Vaughan, Connors and others contributed in a tense, edge-of-seat finish for New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Pelicans
Frank Smith
Rickert
Pelicanatar
Eng
Smith
Keefa
Saagon
Thera
Pelican
Vaughan
Duffle
Ata
Rickert Vaughan
Connors
Adam
Millerick
Lawler
Kansler
Montgomery
Applegate
Campbell
F. Smith
Birmingham
Delehanty
F Smith
Maguire
Hrouthers
Adams
Balla
Adama
Aix
Connora
New Orleana
Basa
Keefe
Stormy Day at Oyster Bay Keeps Roosevelt Home
President Roosevelt did not attend church at Sagamore Hill, remaining indoors with President Nicholas 4. Butler of Columbia University and Dr. Lambert amid a persistent storm. Mrs. Roosevelt and the children attended Grace Episcopal church as the day stayed unsettled through the evening.
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Roosevelt
Oyeter Bay
Roonsevelt
Nicholas 4. Butler
Columbia University
Lambert
Sagamore Hill
Manchester Cloth Market Sees No Major Change
Manchester report notes no material shift in cloth markets last week. Manufacturers and spinners face a trying period with many complaints about unprofitable conditions. Transactions occur on Chinese account for early and distant delivery, while India offers are mostly unsuccessful. A few specialty makers prosper quietly and intend to keep their looms. Yarn inquiries remain meager, with American spinners selling only in medium lots.
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Manchester
India
Pirates win first game in western trip against New Orleans
Frank Killen kept the Pirates in the game with seven hits allowed while Ed Langon provoked laughter as Shreveport crowds watched via wire. Atlanta beats Montgomery 7 to 1 after rain saved Mique Finn. Mathewson considers a stage appearance. Buckenberger recalls Delehanty’s 1800 sale and rise to stardom with Philadelphia.
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Montgomery
Mique Finn
Lew Whistler
Lew
Shreveport
Ed Langon
Brown
Birmingham
Polchow
Brettenstein
Memphis
Russell
Neahville
Stafford
Atlanta
Fleck
Longgo
Nashville
Delehanty
Little Rock
New Orleans
Molesworth
Wintera
Winters
Lowgey
Breitenstein
Little Ruck
Beck
Ogs
Ziven
Fisher
England Runners Face Tough English Turf Warning
Special Correspondence from London reports that American owners Croker Whitney and the Keenes suffer racing misfortune abroad. Croker avoided bidding to replenish his stock with British-bred horses while Whitney spent heavily at Ascot week, with estimates of 10 000 in entry money exchanged during Ascot week.
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London
Richard Croker
W. C. Whitney
Keenes
Newmarket
vaudeville at the Casino and Ponce de Leon venue lineup
The Casino presents a six act summer vaudeville season at Ponce de Leon with mind reading by the Marvelous Cottons and two standout acts. Mitchell and Cain deliver a lively comedy routine, Howard Lloyd and Lillian Dilylan contribute a fresh feature, and the Behrdens bring eccentric humor and a dancer partner. Also on stage are Misses Fivier and Webb in a comic playlet The Actress and the Maid, plus Emilie Benner the barytone vocalist. Shows run nightly at 845 with afternoon matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Bijou box office hours are 4 am to 6 pm.
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Cottons
Atood
Conrenit
Mitchell and
Cain
Atlanta
New York
Howard Lloyd
King's Ceater
Lillian Dlyilan
Behroden
Chan
Fivier and Webb
Misa
Emilie Benner
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