Brichton Oaks to Birchbroom at Brighton Beach race
Eight year old Birchbroom with Redfern up won the Brighton Oaks at Brighton Beach before about six thousand spectators. Tristesse led early with Birchbroom and Eugenia Burch close, Redfern quickened Birchbroom to lead in the stretch and win by a length and a half over Gravina who closed strongly. Two favorites reached the frame.
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New York
James R Kesne
Birchbroom
Redfern
Brighton Beach
West
JV Strett
Hirchbroom
Eugenie Burch
Gravina
Tristesse
Tristeexes
Eugenia Burch
Red
Bowen
Agnes Brennan
Haack
Gannon
Hopeful Rails
Funny Ride
Mimon
Royalton
Redman
St. Roma
Monitor
Stamping Ground
Cochran
Athelroy
Water Tower
Hicks
Lord Advocate
Daly
Arden
April Shower
Sia
Tom Cod
Ned Moore
Lareen
Flower
McCafferty
Hazelwood Fiorizet
Fair Order
Brighton
Cannon
Mackey
Burns
Bever
Lord Badge
King Raines
Lewis
Ward
McCaffert
Roy True Blue
Garbera Frelichie
Masketo
Sta
Garver
Walrtler
Lueket
Demurrer
Waery Worts
Marta Carlo
Flarlem
Gen Prig
Nelsher
Orloft
Rex Latun
Anni Hasings
Hunter Rilme
Condon
Lancemain
Earle
Colonia
Flora
Cogswell
Seling
Homestead
Pet
Leipale
Tord Advocate
Fithleas
Courtenit
Gibson Light Dalay Green
Justice
Garier
Sruld
Washington Defeats Social Circle 11 to 4 in Ga Tilt
In Washington Georgia on July 2 the Washington team beat Social Circle 11 to 4. The visitors improved but were outplayed throughout the game. Cozart delivered a sensational pitching display for Washington, aided by Calley Gresham and Stanton.
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Washington
Social Circle
Washington Ga
Cozart
Calley
Gresham
Stanton
Tampa Defeats Valdosta 12 7 In Slow Baseball Game
Tampa beat Valdosta 12 to 7 this afternoon in a game described as poor in quality. The Tampas criticized the umpire in the second inning and brought in a Florida man to quell trouble as umpire Jones, named by the Valdosta team, tried to stay fair.
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Tampa
Valdosta
Valdosta Gap
Florida
Jones
Tampay
Cedartown shuts out Dalton 5–0 in Georgia game
In Dalton Georgia on July 23 special report Cedartown defeated Dalton 5 to 0. Dalton’s battery was Speary Hayes and Iron while Cedartown’s Foole and Woodward held the line. It marked Dalton’s first shutout of the season with no hits recorded by Hayes.
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Cedartown
Dalton
Speary
Hayes
Iron
Foole
Woodwerd
Rickert
Picayune
Birmingham
Connors
Hopkins
Cordele Beats Fitzgerald 6 to 0 in Georgia
Cordele defeated Fitzgerald 6 to 0 in Fitzgerald Georgia. Batteries Edwards and Middlebrooks along with Grimes and Casper contributed to the win.
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Cordele
Fitzgerald
Edwards
Middlebrooks
Grimes
Casper
Shamrock III cheated out of victory by a fluke
A drifting race off Sandy Hook, Atlantic Highlands NJ, saw Shamrock III lose to Shamrock I due to a shifting wind. Shamrock I built a 5 minute lead before a sudden breeze shift helped the older boat and left the challenger narrowly behind by 1 minute 52 seconds, 3 minutes 30 seconds behind in elapsed time.
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Shamrock III
Fluke
Shamrock T
Sandy Hook
Tha Boate
Atlantic Highlands
Shamrock
Frank Ridley to Coach Greeks at Early Sail Training
Frank Ridley, captain of the Georgia football team last year, will lead the Greeks as coach for the first two or three weeks of the iron ship season due to Coach Bille Reynolds business engagements. Ridley will start the squad and oversee early training.
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Frank Ridley
Georgia
Bille Reynolds
New Coliseum Planned in Atlanta Backed by Jack Price
Promoter Jack Price plans a new Atlanta coliseum this fall within easy reach of downtown near the post office. Two sites are under consideration, including the old circus grounds between Jackson Street and the Boulevard. Price will decide after returning from the North in early next month, promising a fast track and top American riders this winter.
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Atlanta
Jack Price
Prince
Jackson Street
F M Coker
Coliseum
Georgia to start football season under former captain Ridley
Former Georgia captain Ridley will lead the squad at opening weeks to train early for a hard season. He said several returning veterans and many applicants for places will form a strong team. The Greeks aim to battle Auburn at Thanksgiving. Ridley spo k e of summer plans in LaGrange before moving to Atlanta to oversee training.
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Athens
Georgia
Ridley
Auburn
LaGrange
Sievert
Reynolds
Atlante
Eve S
Philadelphia nearly whitewashed by New York in nine, later run
National League standings show Pittsburg and New York leading with wins. Philadelphia escaped a near whitewash as Glezzon's triple and Kelster's grounder produced their lone run in the ninth. New York had timely hits and a pair of runs in the late innings to win 6 to 3. Attendance was about 1,800. Chicago beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 behind a steady offense, with Cincinnati's hits scattered.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn TS
Louis Vn
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Glezzon
Kelster
Bebb
RHH
Warner
Mitchell
Dodp
Abner Dreams Of First Place In Southern League
New Orleans July 28 Special Abner Powers Crackers arrived from Shreveport after winning two games from the Pirates Powell says nothing would please him more than to win the entire series If we do and Memnonia loses the next three games Atlanta will take the lead The Crackers will lineup five newcomers Bridwell Crozier Markley Kilken and Walters in Atlanta's lineup Bennett Bridwell Wintera Stafford Crosier Koehler Markley Lauzon or Matthews Ely
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New Orleans
Abner Powslia
Crackers
Shreveport
Pirates
Powell
Memonia
Atlanta
Fiesh
Bridwell
Dick Crozier
Markley
Killen
Walters
Atlantas
Bennett
Wintera
Little Rock Montgomery Game Postponed
Little Rock and Montgomery game postponed due to wet grounds in Little Rock on July 23.
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Little Rock
Montgomery
Hugh Hill Signed by Birmingham for $500 Deal
The Birmingham Age Herald reports Hugh Hill, a noted hitter and pitcher, was signed by Birmingham after Nashville and Kansas City fought over him. Birmingham paid $500 to Kansas City to purchase his release, and Hill will join the team soon after reporting. Hill previously starred in the Southern League and had played for various Independent teams while the deal finalized.
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Birmingham Age Herald of
Hugh Hill
Southern Jamatica
Nashville
Kansas City
Birmingham
Shreveport
Hill
Fisher
National Board
Iron Makers
Age
Age Herald
the News
Cleveland
Kavanaugh
Huntsville
Even Break in New York Doubleheader as Battling Runs Decide Games
In New York on July 2 7 the American League doubleheader ended tied 9-9 in the opener with Boston and New York trading late runs. In the nightcap Boston won 3 to 2 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Other scores include Philadelphia 11 Washington 3, Detroit 5 Chicago 3, and Cleveland 9 St Louis 2 as the circuit resumes.
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New York
Honorg
Boston
Young and_Criger
Chesbra
Connor
Mpire
Rheidan
Hughes
Stahl Deering
Beville
Sheridin
Philadelphia
Washington
Waddell
Philadelphia Bofcollio
Patten
Kittredge
Chreck
Hassett
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Southern League chatter blends Cracker power and owner tactics
The piece recounts Cracker and Pelicans affiliations, Walker Henley’s doubleheader win for Philadelphia, and widespread Southern League buzz. It notes Cholly Frank’s Rebels struggle, Memphis local reactions, and praise for Frank Smith, with criticism of umpire handling and fan appetite for a pennant rise in Atlanta.
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Cholly Frank
Memphis
John Taylor Wins Merchants and Manufacturers Race at Grosse Pointe
Detroit July 23 John Taylor the gray Feilding won the Merchants and Manufacturers stake after a third heat accident and a strong finish. He beat Wainscott by a length with Taylor’s stable credit to John Merrill of Lock Haven Pa who refused a $10,000 offer. The program featured multiple trot and pace heats with winners including Dan T Monte Carlo Billy Buck Tanforan and others across races with times around 2 08 to 2 14.
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Detroit
John Taylor
Gray Feilding
Merchants and Manufacturers
Grosse Pointe
Wainscott
Taylor
Weinecott
John Merrill
Lock Haven Pa
M H. Beardon
Indianapolis
Jon Pointer
John Teylor
Jim Perry
Dan T
Dr Strong
Monte Carlo
Bilily Boeck
Allie Wood Carns Hawthorne
Tanforan
Millard Saunders
Judge Greene
Dr Mader
Robert D
Mary Anna
Winfield Stratton
Milton
Pointer
Badie Baron
Governor Pingree
Major Willson
Talbotton 6 Columbus 2 in Georgia contest
Talbotton defeated Columbus 6 to 2 at home in Georgia. Kirven pitched for Columbus and received limited support while Lucas excelled for Talbotton. Baldwin and Boswell starred with strong batting for Talbotton, as Hattersea and Gibson contributed for Columbus. The Columbus team headed home tonight.
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Talbotten
Columbus
Kirven
Lucas
Sspeeceen
Baldwin
Boswell
Talbotton Hattersea
Talbotton
Gibson
Columbus Kirven
Bradfori
Columbus Boys
Hawthorne Juvenile Stakes Result at Hawthorne
Tyron won the Juvenile Stakes at Hawthorne in a close finish over Sir Andrew and Requimis with Ed Corrigan aboard Tryon edging to the win. Earlier races saw The Giver and Chip prevail in sprint events, with six races completed under clear, cool conditions on a good track.
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Chicago
Tyron
Hawthorne
Ed Corrigans
St Andrew
Requimis
Giver
Dominick
Kentuckian
C Gray
Tom Curl
Pollak
Paul Whaley
Otis
Blumist
Chip
Helgerson
Evas Darling
Wilson
Anaelo
L Jackson
Gue Lanka Montanic
Goodman
Goody
Bhoea
Alice Dougherty
Durandal
Chief Ahola
Gallant
Our Cora
L Wuilson
Sir Andrew
Wonderly
Solsler
Fortune Blwood
Hermencia
Leflare
Bonner
Joan McGurk
Adkins
Barca
Mary McCafferty
L Wilson
Uranium
Robbins
Laura Wagner
Orfeo
Brennan
Martinmas
The
Forum
Comer 11 Carlton 0 in one sided Georgia game
Comer defeated Carlton 11 to 0 in Comer Georgia on July 28. Gus Boyd starred with a three bagger a double and a single while striking out eighteen. Carlton’s Wilhite fanned eight. Batteries Comer Guy Boyd and Stevens Carlton Wilhite and Eberhart.
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Comer
Carlton
Carton
Gus Boyd
Wilhite
Guy Boyd
Stevena
Wilhtte
Eberhart
American Association Faces Anomaly In Kansas Lead
An unclear note references the American Association and Kansas, mentioning a 1 percent figure and names like Paul, with garbled OCR text suggesting a reporting anomaly or partial list related to a local or regional audience.
Belle Stakes Triumph and Mixed Delmar Card at St Louis
At St Louis Delmar Park featured six races with Mag Nolia winning the Belle stakes at eight furlongs and Check Morgan second after a late surge. Lou Head bled in the first race injuring jockey McHinney, while Dottie Shute won the opening event. The card listed multiple six furlong to mile events with Mag Nolin and Mon tana Peeress among winners, and a late unfinished Augusta Columbus game ending tied 3 3 in the eleventh inning.
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Ontonagon
W. Knapp
Organdie
L. Wilson
Gallant
Booker
Harney
Inventor
Mary Moore
Prairie Dog
Marshalaea
St Tammany
Proaigal
Snowdrift
Flossie B
Courage
Floral Wreath
Hedera
Miss Clancy
Corsica
Penance
Animula
Catherine Chinn
St Louis
Mag Nolia
Delmar Park
Check Morgan
Lou Head
Jocke; McHinney
Dottie Shute
Troxler
Kittle
D Hall
Sister Lillian
D Austin
de Caetana
Harplithe
Lille Long
Lou Beach
Oneta Letia
Instar
Alimer Bruce
Evening News
Tokalong
von Ingolthrif
W Booker
Lord Hermence
F Smith
Ben Adkins
Max Rose
Bugler
Major Carpenter
Matt Wadleigh
Mizzeonmast
Luary Milkirk
Montana Peeress
Shea
Tioga
Lynch
Sweet Dream
Orleans
Jack McGinn
Mag Nolin
A W_ Gooker
EB Augelin
Mafalda
Wreath of Ivy
Bride
Mildred L
Maloater
Higgine
Kenova
Bridwell
Strathmoe
Edgarde
Lasso
C Bonner
Kinetoch Park
1100 Hall
Ond
Landoln
Kings Pet
Hegira
Murmur
Baronet
Pathog
St Louie
Firat
Mrs
Malaprop
Loniana Signorina
Oufriere
Sadie Burch
Todaton
Danata Moulin Rouge
Memphian
Doll Hayman
Alfie
Pirateer
Deer Hunter
Judge Antrell
Furlohes
Celling
Hoe Down
Minnie Johnson
Grief
Rhyme and Reason
St Boche
Quaker Girl
Dr Cartridge
Angelo
Bird Pond
Don Alvaro
Our Little
Ring Walt
Kindred
Bridge
Golden Gutter
Mise Mae Day
Lady Idris
Stand Pat
Dr. Clark
Henry of
Franata
Mar
Galanthus
Star Gazer
Pierce J
Tom Crabb
Lunar
Morrle Volmar
Eastman’s Kobaks Immense Line at Aleo Films
Will Build Handsome Church in Quitman Georgia. Building committee approves a brick structure valued at 625,000 to serve the town and church. Members vow to proceed, with plans to complete the project for the community.
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Eastman
Aleo Films
Whitehall
Quitman
Tyre
Athent
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RAY Co
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Trilogues
H. H. Davies
Wringe
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IL
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National League
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Ker Fae
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Magnate
Frank
Pisyed
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McGuire
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Owan
Slattery
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Ohio
St. Louie
Louia
Joss
Abbott
Selyerm
Kahoe
O'Lourhdin
Strifbes
Wrigley
Jack Elg
Southern League Clube
Commercial Appeal
Weldon Henley
St Louis Brown
Henley
Jack Powell
Frank Smith
Iron Baron
Smith
Diety
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Walters Powell
Times
Tony
Cyrus
Cyrus Walters
Widnees
Seys
Scimitar
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Dusty Miller
Werden
Phile
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Glenn
al Miller
Lew Whistlers
Gate City
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Keefe
Montgomery Advertiser
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Meriden
Foxy
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Tryon
Alden
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Father Weather
Nellie Waddell
Emathion
Marchmont
Grand Opera
Little Scout
Bessie McCarthy
Galba
Swiftwing
Kentucky Cardinal
Alright
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Fading Light
Mirena
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Bootch Plaid
Pompey
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Pronta
Frivol
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C B Campbell
Blumenthal
Auditor
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Gus Heldorn
Mar- Uns
Blue Darter
Gun Quaries
Seipto
Pat Hammon
Peter J Somers
Commer Gore
Codex Mise Crawford
Marwells
Polly Miller
American Association
iKansas
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RM Rose Co
Il Peschereo
P. H. Snook
Manfr’s Agt
Empire Building
Bell Phone
ST. Louis
Magnolin
Augusta
Ruehr
Suggs
Columbia
Antumbla
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