Umpire Saver by Governor Calderon? Noted in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama, July 1, an umpire called Byrne afe on a steal attempt. Mullaney protested, was removed, and a crowd rushed Rudderham. Governor Jelks intervened, calming the crowd. Maxwell started pitching, two hits off Brettenstein, multiple errors and bases on balls listed, game timelines noted.
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Montgomery
Ala
Rudderham
Byrne @afe
Mullaney
Aoon
W. D. Jelks
Maxwell
Hreitenstein
Tie Game in Columbia in South Atlantic League
In Columbia on July 19 the game was tied after eleven innings as darkness halted play. Hane yielded four hits in five innings, then Columbia failed to reach base. final score 9-9 with Savannah as the opponent. Batteries Russell and Smith, Kane and Berry. Umpire Latham. Time 1:33.
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Columbia
Zatumbia, & C
Hane
Smith
Kane
Berry
Latham
Jacksonville
Charleston
3. C
Wagner
Tibard
Jacksonvilla
Bannerjee
Curtis
Reisinger
Bakermami Shea
Mare
Augusta
Macon
Sharp ‘Ielding
Jong Tun
Kustua
Maron
Auguste
Gox
Battertelm
Hamish
Holmes
Carson
Amylie Ryan
Five Jockeys Injured in Port Erie Racetrack Incident
Buffalo reports a rough riding day as five jockeys suffer injuries at Port Erie. In a crowded sixth race four horses fell, injuring Fetcht on Celebration and Jackson on George P McNear most seriously. Romping Girl clipped the rail in the next race injuring her jockey Hadith lightly.
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Buffalo
Port Erie
Feld
Fetcht
H. Jackson
George P. McNear
A. Martin
Denzia Densmore
St Louis Beats Philadelphia 4 0 as Howell Shuts Them Out
In Philadelphia on July 1 Howell held the Phillies to three hits and St Louis won 4 to 0. Berte, H, HK at Louis. Louis .210 600 100 472 Philadelphia .-000 000 090 034. Batterymen Howell and Rickey, Dygert and Creeck. Time 2 hours. Umpire Flurst. New York Drops Two. New York, July 19 New York lost to Cleveland twice. First game Baume pitched well but Cleveland won 8 to 0 in a 9 inning game. Second game Cleveland won 3 to 2. Patteries: Strom and Bemis, Chesb and McGuire. Rhoades and Hemis, Hogg, Clackson and Klenow. Time 1:45. Umpire O’Loughlin. Detroit 6 Boston 1. Tinaton, July 10 Detroit won by timely hitting. Detroit 7 runs on 13 hits, Boston 1 run on 4. Particles Marin and Warner, Young and Armbruster. Time 2:01. Umpires Connelly and Evans. Even Break in Washington. Washington July 9 Washington and Chicago split a doubleheader. First game Chicago 9 Washington 4. Second game Chicago 6 Washington 3. Batteries Kitson, Patten and Heydon, Walsh and Sullivan. Altrock and Sullivan, Smith at Wakefield. Time 2 hours 0:25. Umpire Sheridan.
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R.H. EB
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Chesbm
McGuire
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Clackson
Klenow
O'Loughlin
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Ilka
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Thiel
Tommy
Habb
Whitey Morae
Nadeau
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Jim
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Kibosh
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Sid Smith
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Immer
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Ter
Pfenninger
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Blake
Rt Knoll
O'Brien
Stratton
Cod Phillips
R.H
New Orleana
Molesworth
Oyler
Gear
Ako
Phillips
Philips
Buckley
Baseball score updates from rain stalled games
In the American Association Kansas City Louisville game was postponed by rain. Milwaukee edged Toledo 1 0. St Paul defeated Indianapolis 9 to 4. In the Cotton States League Vicksburg beat Mobile 2 1. Meridian routed Gulfport 4 0 while Jackson and Baton Rouge played a rain affected game.
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American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
St Paul
Paul
Indianapolis
Cotion States League
Vickeburg
Mobile
Meridian—Merkian
Gulfport
Jackson
Jackson-Baton
Houge
Are You Going to Tybee or Atlantic Beach
Central of Georgia Railway offers greatly reduced rail and sleeping car tickets. Apply at City Ticket Office in the 4th National Bank Building corner Peachtree and ete streets or at Terminal Station. W H Fogg, D P 4, Atlanta, Ga.
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Atlantic Beach
Central of Georgina Railway
City Ticket Ofice
4Th National Bank
Peachtres
Olsen Fails to Get Purse After Atlanta Bout
Olsen the wrestler failed to claim a 5200 purse won from Demetria after a foul led to a reversal. An injunction halted payment at Atlanta National Bank while Demetria denied using the strangle hold. The match was ordered off and rescheduled for Monday under a settlement involving John Donovan and the purse holder.
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Demetria
Atlanta National Bank
Horner
Olgen
Ura
John Donovan
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell and McDaniel
Atlanta
Oleen
Covington Patriots Take Doubleheader From Jackson
Covington defeated Jackson in a July 19 doubleheader. In game one Covington won 7 to 0 with Stowers and Boyd guiding pitches against Mangum and Coke. Game two saw Covington prevail 6 to 3 as Norman and Smith backed the pitching of Covington while Mangum and Furston pitched for Jackson. Key moments included sharp bunting and aggressive base running by Covington.
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Jackson
Stowers and Boyd
Mangum
Coke
Stowara
Norman
Smith
Furston
Margum
Umpire Rudderham Arrested on Abusive Language Charge
Montgomery Alabama July 19 W F Rudderham a Southern League umpire was arrested at the bail park on an indictment from the last Montgomery grand jury charging abusive language Used May 30 during a game he umpired He posted 200 bond to appear in criminal court His prior bond for a similar offense was forfeited and the grand jury returned a true bill.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. F. Rudderham
G”Ernoon
Rudderham
Criminal Court
Doerun Beats Moultrie 9 to 6 In Amateur Match
Doerun Georgia, July 19. Doerun defeated Moultrie by 9 to 6 with strong pitching from Wilhite and notable batting by McGraw. Battari Doerun Wilhite and Smith played well for Doerun while Austin and Vereen featured for Moultrie.
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Moultrie
Wilhite
McGraw
Doeerun
Battari
Smith
Moul Austin
Vereen
Nymph Winner of the Oaks at Brighton Beach
New York July 19 Brookdale Nymph ridden by H P Whitney won the $7,600 Brighton Oaks at Brighton Beach one mile and a furlong at odds 1 to 3 in 1:53 3-5. Holman’s Sabine broke a collarbone in a steeplechase fall. The day featured six races with Brookdale Nymph defeating Bele of Ipequest and Arlotia among others.
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H. P. Whitney
Brookdale
Athens
Notter
Eldorado
Pope
Revenus
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Shubargra
Tos
Sphinx
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Nigger Mile
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jTime
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Laura A. Allerson
Tyren
Angier
Tittle Scout
Embarrassment
Lord Badge
Champlain
Priority
Janeta
Lady Ellison
Lela
Freckman
Woodsman
Latonia Racecard Notes From Cincinnati Meet
At Latonia Cincinnati on July 18 the Golden Bird and Blucher, both ridden by Nicol, were the only favorites to win. Major T. J. Carson won the six furlong handicap by a nose over Millades with Meadow Breeze third, as track played fast.
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Bird
Robinson
Junco
Yellow Top
True Penny
Sanderson
Nauma McGee
Mary Orr
Little Wanda
Sadie Day
Ben Band
Helen Maclin
Bittersweet
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Violet
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Capitano
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Gullett
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Verandah
la Thorpe
Larry D
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Inda
Minnie Johnson
Revolt
Folrizel
Ier
Iddia Vivien
Fas
Golden Mineral
St. Paria
Reveille
Miss Doyla
Mareh Redon
South Atlantic Tennis Tourney Ends With Atlanta Dominance
Augusta Ga July 19 Special The South Atlantic tennis tourney closed with Atlanta players sweeping honors Nat Thornton defeated Sam Williams in straight sets 6 3 7 5 6 0 Cowan Rodgers title defense was by default Thornton and Grant won doubles 7 5 6 2 6 4 marking third straight win for Grant and Thornton Williams and Dawson met in consolation rounds with Grant prevailing 6 4 7 5 6 2 The matches featured Thornton’s driving and Williams’s tactical play but Thornton held the edge in the final sets
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Atlanta
Nat Thornton
Sam Willams
Cowan Rodgers
South Atlantic
Thrormion
Sam Williams
James Dawson
Dr. Wragg
RB. M. Grant
Grant
Thorntos
G. M. Grant
Dr. Wagner
George Jackson
Thornton
Willams
Williams
Dry goods store fire in Ashburn damages multiple parties
Fire swept through Proctor Bros dry goods store on College avenue in Ashburn, destroying stock valued at 5000 dollars with 3300 dollars insured. The blaze began around 9 30 in a building owned by C W Evans. Goods owned by R L Wright and R A Luke suffered fire and water damage.
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Ashburn
Proctor Bros
College Avenue
C. W. Evans
R. L. Wright
R. A. Luke
MUEBDER FOLLOWS CARD GAME
Prominent South Carolinians engage in a fatal confrontation after a card game near Laurens. Ebvert F. Copriand, a prosperous young farmer, was shot and killed. G Wash Hunter, his neighbor and rival, fled the scene after fatally wounding Copeland with a revolver. Multiple family ties and local figures involved. Hunter is a fugitive.
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Copeland
Wash Hunter
sianUy
Hunter
Explosion kills five in Tug River field
Blurfield West Virginia July 9 five men died in an explosion in the Lise tine at Hoger in the east end of the Tug River field at eight oclock tonight. Wallace Madel and four nines Ernest Jones Palmer Harris and Robert Harris so far reported dead. Ball Crouse and Langdon Whiteside severely burned and in critical condition.
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Blurfield
W. Va
Hoger
Eest
Tug River
Wallace Madel Ang
Ernest Jones
Palmer Harris
Robert Harris
Broth
Eva
John Gilmore
Ball Crouse
Langdon Whitesid
Hangs Himself in Hospital Ward
Mobile July 19 James W Carter 37 committed suicide this morning in a hospital ward by hanging using a sheet from the bed. Carter, a machinist at the Louisville and Nashville railroad shops, had lost his wife ten years ago and turned to drink to drown his sorrows. He was committed to the hospital two days ago.
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Mobile
Ala
James W Carter
Carter
Louisville and Nashville
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