Adams Dominates Crackers In 8-0 New Orleans Win
Rick Adams pitched superbly for New Orleans, striking out many as Atlanta’s Crackers were blanked 8 to 0. Killen steadied after a rough first inning. Delehanty hit a home run for New Orleans, with Bennett, Winters, and Brouthers contributing. Attendance reached about 2,000 boys admitted free. game featured strong pitching and fielding from both teams.
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New Orleans
Rick Adams
Powell
Pelicans
Killen
Delehant
Brouthers
Abner Powell
Big Bob Stafford
Adams
Atlantas
Fles
Stafford
Bennett
Crackers
Safford
Winterson
Crosler
Koehler
Marky
Delehanty
Connors
Ter Markley
Atlant
Frigbes
Rickert
Montgomery Cf
Boeke
Gene Ee
Atlan
Atlanta
Hrouthers
Winters
Adama
Crozier
Keefe
Shreveport Breaks Through For 5-4 Win
In Shreveport on July 24, the team beat Birmingham 5-4 after a dramatic ninth inning rally powered by a Smith hit string including a single a double and a triple. Swann started for Birmingham while Flaher relieved for Shreveport. Duffy starred defensively for Birmingham. Batteries Swann Fisher Page Smith Millerck.
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Shreveport
Birmingham
Smith
Flaher
Swann
Duffy
Firmingham
Fisher
Fisher and Page
Smith and Millerck
Little Rock
Montgomery
Ark
Frank and
Burnett
Beare
Oorgozae Ty
Dolan and Lynch
Stontultz
Atlanta Tennis Tourney draws continue in West End
The Atlanta city championship tennis tournament will resume this afternoon in West End with singles first rounds and early doubles preliminaries. Notable matches include Pope against cross or Fresman and Simmons against Peters, with top players paired in doubles as the tournament advances.
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West End
Atlanta
Wibe
Pope
Norcross
Fresman
Simmons
Peters
Mat Thornton
W. Winn
C. Smith
Seone
Vie Smith
Patterson
Ter Mansfield
Jennings
Heath
Be Piaxjog
Ntenne
Alee
Sgt
Hugh Hill Cannot Go With Barons After City Plot
A dispatched cable from regimental headquarters at Little Rock reports that Hugh Hill is blocked from joining the Barons. Coffee Jackson outwitted by Newt Fisher and Birmingham magnates allegedly fixed Hill to play for the Fishermen or not at all. Lord High Chief President William Kevanaugh wired Birmingham confirming Hill must not wear Coal Digger’s uniform.
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Coffee Jackson
Newt Fisher
Birmingham
Hough Hil
Nashville
Hil
Huh Hin
Little Rock
Lord High
William Kevanaugh
Hugh
Coal J Digger
Grand Opera Leads at Hawthorne in Western Track Debut
Grand Opera won the mile and a sixteenth race at Hawthorne in his first Western appearance, potentially matching the track record with a 1464-5 effort. The meeting featured multiple races with entries such as Anish and Penance, plus heavy weather and a good track.
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Grand Opera
Hawthorne
Anish
Ise
Bessie Menother Bit of
Newa
Sigan Teres
Breitenstein
Pissidant Kavanaugh
Uieath
Cwaldo
CB Davis
le Rock
Renda Gowdrift
Otte
Thine
Courage
Merry Flight
Jett
Anilagula
Whiten
Penance
Flossie B
Hedig
Edith Mack
Miss Clancey
Florence F
Corsica
Nellie Waddell
Dominick
Toah
Winkfield
Father Weather
Rojana
Brulare
St Tammany
Golden Rule
Bmiathien
Marchmert II
Bessie McCarthy
Adkins
Little Beaut
Helgerson
Helgersoon
Galha
Bonner
Our Bessie
Swift Wing
Kentucky
Cardinal
McRenn
Adking
Alfred C
J. Booker
Cornwall
Henry
Pronte
Myth
C. B Campbell
Helgarnon
Miss Crawford
Wilson
Commodore
Atete
Gus Heldorn
Lartius
Blue Darter
Gua Quarles
Scipio
Peter J. Somers
Codex
Maxwells
Polk Miller
Hawthorns
Buccaneer
Sweetie
Salto
Lord French
Pat Hammon
Nettle Dutchman
the Giver
Paul Whaley Gellant
Vague 1900s Baseball and Baseball Scandal Note
In Little Rock on July 24 Press Kavanaugh wired the Birmingham club. Hugh Hill cannot play them and Hill was awarded to Kansas. If he does not play there he will play with Nashville under the match agreement. Theodore Breitenstein, the mat pitcher, was suspended by Kent Kavanaugh pending an investigation of an alleged assault upon an umpire at Memphis on Wednesday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Kavanaugh
Hugh Hill
Hill
Kansas
Nashville
Theodore Breitenstein
Kent Kavanaugh
Memphis
Picayune
Coffey Jackson
Barons
Kansas City
Mgs
Kan
Birmingham Jhag
Birmingham
Hil
Jackson
Frank Frem
Mike Finn
Frank
Pew
Finn
Shreveport
Pelican vs Crackers: Strikes Silence In Loss
Second shutout of the season haunts the Pelicans as Atlanta’s offense falters. Rick Adams dominates from the mound while Hewty’s name surfaces in a bustling New Orleans scene. Managers weigh fly balls, hopes, and a four-game stretch, with fans dreaming of a comeback as trades and releases ripple through the circuit.
Grosse Pointe Track Suspends Proctor in 2:13 Pace
At Grosse Pointe track Detroit July 24 Driver Proctor of Aurora Ontario was fined 200 and suspended thirty days after finishing behind Darby. Nuckeile fined 200 and all bets declared off. Races featured 2:26 trotting won by Monro and 2:08 pace won by Nonamie with Carthage Giri second. Trilby Direct won 24 pacing consolation race.
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Proctor
Grosse Pointe Track
Detroit
Mich
Geer
Aurora
Ontario
Darby
Nuckeile
Theron Powers
Monro
Prince Caron
Jennie Heatt
Nonamie
Carthage Giri
Billy Buck
Direct View
Ims
Shire
Cer of Commerce
Trilby Direct
King Moore
Ebony Kirg
Bathae
Theron Powers Bes
Arky
Joe Rhea
Big Shoot at East Lake Featured Visitors and Medals
The East Lake Gun Club holds its monthly shoot at its traps near East Leake this afternoon at 9 o clock. Visitors include Colonel Anthony and Mr Heer of Montgomery Alabama and two other crack shots were expected but could not attend. The gun club medal for the best score of 100 targets and two trophies offered by Anderson Hardware Company and Parker Brothers will be awarded. A large crowd is expected.
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East Lake
Lawrenceville and Scottsdale Tie After Nine Inning Scramble
Lawrenceville and Scottsdale played to a 9 to 9 tie after an hour and fifty minutes of tense baseball in Lawrenceville Georgia. Almand pitched well for Scottsdale and batteries included Pentecost Powell Poe for Lawrenceville. Struck out counts reached seven for Pentecost and twelve for Almand.
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Lawrenceville
Scottsdale
Scottdale
Almand
Scottdate
Beottdals
Pentecost
Powell
Poe
Hyder
Waycross Loses Double-Header in Fort Screven Series
Waycross squads drop both games to Mort Screven in Waycross Georgia on July 24. Morning 4 3 score and afternoon 11 2 as Crosley struck out nine in Fort Screven victory. Third game of the series set for tomorrow. Also Huntsville tops Pulaski 12 11 in Alabama while Dalton defeats Cedartown 7 1 in Georgia with Whitaker homer driving in three.
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Waycross
Bosdall
Mort Screven
Crosley
Fort Screven
Werner and
Stillham
Peterman
Riggins
Crossley
House
Huntsville
Pulaski
Als
Gaunt
Bond
Bradley Atkinson
Huntaville
Dalton
Cedartown
Thame
Deepcanter
Whitaker
Spencer
Ieon
Stevenson
Woodward
Quitman Wins Two Games in Georgia Series
Quitman Georgia hosts a three game set with Tiftan, winning yesterday 12 to 1 and today 3 to 2 before rain halted play in the seventh. Batteries were Lynch and Westbrook for Tiftan and Jones and Foster for Quitman. Captain Kettle Wins Liverpool Cup in London, favorite takes 1200 yearling event, with others noted in the pool.
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Quitman
Speedes
Titton
Scorg
Lynch
Westbrook
Captain Kettle
London
Satielle Law
Hani
Fitakanet wins Delmar feature at St Louis in 1:14
At St Louis on July 4 Fitakanet led from the start to win Delmar's feature race at odds 6 to 1. Miss Mac Day challenged but finished second as the field streamed past the wire. The six-race program included Moulin Rouge, Sadie Burch, Enigma and others in close finishes.
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St. Louis
Malaprop
Soniana
Signorina
Bouffiéra
Daniels
Pirateer
F. Smith
Judge Cantrill
D Austin
Ascend
Alfie
Brkswell
Deer Hunter
Memphian
Dr Cartledge
Smith
Angeles
A. W. Booker
Dan Alvaro
Sweat
Hoa Down
Minnie Johnson
Bird Fond
Grief
Quaker Girl
At. Roche
Qui Luite
Rhyme
Waltren
Fitzkaner
Sheehan
Misa Mae Day
Traxler
Kindred
D Hall
Lady Idris
Bridge
CF Smith
Rules
Troxler
Bridewall
Our Lady
Rochester
Weird
F Smith
Lunar
Watson
Felton
Galanthus
Rojlick JT
Star Gazer
Prince J. Tom Crabb
Henry
Franstamar Tan
St Louis shuts out Cleveland in American League game
St Louis defeated Cleveland 2 to 0 in a well played American League game on July 24. Bernhard Dorner and Abbott led St Louis with solid pitching and defense while Cleveland managed few scoring chances. Attendance was about 4,000.
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Cleveland
St Louis
Cleveland Today
HHM
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Dorner
Abbott
Sudhor
Kehoe
O'Loughlin
Washington
Philadelphia
Washington Today
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Kittredge
Bender
Shreck
Hassett
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New York
Ganzell
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Criger
Howell
Griffith
Beville
Sheridan
Detroit
Chicago
Mullin
Carr
McGuire
Reid
Mullin McGuire
Klasinger
McAllister
Patterson
McFarland
Connolly
National League Scores and Standings From July Cleanups
Philadelphia wallops New York 3 0 as Duggleby outpitched Matthewson. Brooklyn edges Boston 7 3 amid miscues and late rallies. Cincinnati defeats Chicago 8 5 after a late surge. Pittsburgh tops St Louis 4 2 in a first‑inning homer affair. Attendance figures range around two to three thousand as the circuit unfolds. Milwaukee 5 Toledo 2 closes the slate.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Washington
Duggleby
Matthewson
Warner
Roth
Emaire
Brooklyn
Wilts
Tenny
RHA
Jones and Ritter
Wihs and Moran
Johnstons
Cincinnati
Harg
Focal
Fiahn
Taylor
Kiing
Hahn
Bergen
O'Day
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Leach
Oneill
J. O'Neil
Moran
Protest Over Birchbroom Sale Linking Keene and Street
G H Morris who ran second with Graving in the Brighton Oaks protested the race, alleging Birchbroom raced in the West under the name of W. Street and that James R. Keene leased the horse’s running quality to Dr Street. Keene raced Birchbroom in the Oaks under Keene colors, with no action likely. The day featured long-priced winners Hyland as the only favorite to prevail amid a busy card at Brighton.
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Graving
Brighton
Keene
New York
G H. Morris
Hyland
Divination
Hicks
Gannon
Qootober Flower
Wikerson
Donnelly
Gold Wome
Diplomat
Gay Boy
Bullman
G Whittier
Wanpan
Ingold
Burns
Fly Ing Buttress
Byriin
Demurret
Monte Carlo
Mary Worth
Orlugs
Haight of Harlem
Bonner
Ballor Knot
Cochran
Iashiona
Redfern
Bhort Coke
Fuller
Silent Water
Tender Creat
Pompany
Revelation
Anna Hanting
Fernrock
Escobar
Misa Shylock
DeSouza
Homestead
Lord Advocate
Petra II
Courtenay
Early Eve
Selpsie
Anak
Merrymaker
Daisy Green
King Carter
Mathews
Aminie
Albany Girl
William Stead Ben Cotta
Royal Pirate
Wartray
Lord Sterling
Thoughtless
Hugh C Barrett
Entrica
Bob Murphy
Hazlewood
Petunia
Gold Tip
Ned Moore
Headland
Topic
Phaser
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My Sister
Bell of Wakefield
Glad Smile
Destiny
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Fulminate
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Judge Phillips
Manillan
All Furnings
Pentaur
Midshipman
Sir Carter
Ormondes
Yellow Hammer
Maxim
River Pirate
Rigidon
Thyria
Cardinal Wolsey
Charles Elwood
Slave
Mils
Lux Costa
Sambo
Mackey Dwyer
Sir Voorheis
Lady Potentate
Blue Victor
Daly
Faramass Caendhing
Khital
Isal Blolm
Ascension
Brixton
Prige
May Ellen
Double Sir
Osgood
Baikal
Judge Fulton
Giants vs Athletics at Piedmont Park this afternoon
Jasper Giants travel from Jasper Georgia to meet the Atlanta Athletic Club in a fast paced noon game at Piedmont park. Henley the Younger stars for Jasper while Atlanta tosses Moses or Murphy. Game slated for 4 o'clock with lineup including Howell Reynolds Davis Tichenor MoKas Gore Clath Murphy Browning Patterson Murphy White.
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Moses
Murphy
Piedmont
Piedmont Park
Jasper Giants
Atlanta Athletic Club
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Georgia
Athletics
Atlanta
Weldon
Athletica
Howell Frvst
Reynolds Davis
Tichenor MoKas
Gore Little
Clath
Browning -Patterson
White
Shamrock I to race Columbia for America’s Cup at Newport
New York July 24 Shamrock I the former cup challenger will duel with Columbia over the America’s Cup at Newport probably after the cup races. Ed Morgan of Newport supports racing Columbia against her former adversary under any condition and time suitable to Sir Thomas Lipton. The matter was closed tonight on board the Erin with Sir Thomas Lipton accepting and a second race certain.
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Shamrock I
Columbia
America’s Concourse
Newport
Ed Morgan
Thomas Lipton
Metter
Erin
Thomas
New Boas Has Its Revenge Beating Shamrock I
Atlantic Highlands N J July 24 Shamrock I defeats Shamrock II on a 42 mile race over a 42 mile course, winning by eight minutes eleven seconds. The old boat faced longer runs to windward and leeward with mixed conditions, while Shamrock II faltered in light air.
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Shamrock I
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Leeward
Windward
Morty
Aisadvarngages
Miller Wins In Eighteenth In Savannah Bout
In Savannah on July 24 special report says Miller of Baltimore stopped Tommy Corcoran in the eighteenth round of a planned twenty. Miller controlled the fight since the start showing form after a recent operation. Corcoran endured heavy punishment, with both eyes swollen and his right eye closed, and was knocked down five times. Referee Jenkins called the verdict after the decisive punch.
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Savannah
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Tommy Corcoran
Savannah Athletic Club
Corcoran
Miller
Jenkins
Corbett Knocks Maynard Out In First Round At Philadelphia
Billy Maynard of Philadelphia is knocked out in the opening round by champion Young Corbett at the Industrial Athletic Club. The bout was billed six rounds. Corbett landed a right on Maynard’s jaw just as the bell rang, sending him down for the count. Maynard was knocked down three times in the short bout. In Boston, Bobby Walthour wins at Charles River Park in a hot motor race over Leander and Badil de Guichard, covering 16 miles with a standing start. Walthour timed 18 22 for the five miles and 12 20 2 5 for ten miles.
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Billy
Maynard
Philadelphia
Billy’ Maynard
Young Corbett
Industrial Athletic Club
Corbett
Walthour
Boston
Bobby Walthour
George Leander
Badil de Guichard
Charles River Park
Hawkes spectacles sold in Rutledge and Piedmont races
J A Devis in Rutledge controls Hawkes eye wear stock and offers fitted eyes at his store. Afternoon races begin at 3 oclock at Piedmont park with three matches scheduled. England wins Challenge Trophy with 18M to Wales 1,804 and Ireland in Bisley event.
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Rutledge, GA
J A. Devis
Rutledge of Hawkes
Piedmont
Piedmont Park
Wil
England
Bisley
Wales
le Bootland A
Ireland
Sage advice for the young man entering society
A Chicago column presents a quip where a youth asks how to handle conversations deep beyond his grasp. The sage from Sageville replies with playful counsel to "look wise and hoot occasionally" as a way to fit in.
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Chicago News
Sageville
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