Braves and St. Vrain clash amid wild Memphis game chaos
In Memphis, Atlanta’s Stouch leveled charges against Armstrong as a heated fifth inning unfolded in a double steal. Baker’s erratic pitching drew controversy with arms, wild pitches, and passed balls tainting the series as runners swarmed, while Atlanta trailed Memphis 8 to 4 after a tense rally.
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Crashville
En Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Shreveport
Chattanooga
Girmingham
Tenn
Tommy Stouch
Armstrong
Stouch
Accorging
Arden & Yunner
Stroever
Baker
Lareque
Peter
Winters
Bayport
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Ehret
Red Frank
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Taylor
Busch
Groever
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Laroque
Rf Oh
Ors
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J Busch
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Valdois
Laroqnue
Williams
Accorsini
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la Feque
Ore
plass—Williams
Kelly
New Orleans
Nashville
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Bailey
Montgomery
Herbert
Smith
Abott
Fisher
Birmingham
Guese
Heb
Murphy
Brandt
Deaver
Deaver and Blue
Amateur clash at Piedmont Park pits John Dickinsons against Atlanta Athletic Club
The warmest contest of the season features John Dickinsons team versus the Atlanta Athletic Club nine at Piedmont Park this afternoon. Both lineups show citys top amateurs in a red hot battle with admission charged, first pitch at 4 p.m.
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Dmont Park
John Dickinson
Atlanta Athletic Club Nine
Piedmont Park
Atlanta Athletic Club
Haltnearder
Peter Promises a Winning Team in Troubled Times
Atlanta manager Peter voiced confidence in fielding a winning lineup despite league friction and a crippled squad. He aims to bolster the roster with Lally from Cleveland and Streit returning soon, while considering Fender from Baton Rouge for first base as talks with Atlanta proceed.
Frank Yields to Nicklin in Memphis Baseball Row
Memphis July 25 Special Manager Peter of Atlanta received telegrams from Southern League President Nicklin ordering him not to play Memphis with Babb and Evans who are ruled ineligible and suspended. Umpire Kelly and Manager Frank discussed, then Frank announced Babb and Evans would not play. Memphis will pursue injunctions to restrain the league from interfering with Babb and Evans earning a livelihood. Manager Peter’s club is hampered, as Frank also blocks Bob Pender from a planned game transfer.
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Memphis
Tenn
Speciator
Krug
Pabst
Peter
Constitution
Atlanta
Streit
Lally
Armour
Cleveland
Bob Fender
Baton Rouge
Frank
Nicklin
Baseball Park
Southern League
Babb
Evans
Southern Association
Kelly
St. Vrain
League
St. Yvain-Frank
Bob Pender
Sélma
Pender
Baton Rouge League Tension Over Player Bans
Peter says he will obey the league president and take his team off the field if Evans and Babb are played. Frank refuses to back down from suspensions fines and banishments for St Vrain Babb Evans, despite Memphis talks of a peace compromise. No settlement is expected from either faction.
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Sither
National League Scores Note Heavy Batting
Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 0 with Pittinger baffling visitors and Moran delivering strong hitting. Attendance 400. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Mephenee and Kling held the line. Brooklyn triumphed 2 to 1 over New York with Hitsom homering and Cronin guiding the effort. Attendance 2,500.
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Pittinger
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Ecore
Phiadelphia
Moran
Duggieby
Cincinnati
Chicago
Moenefea
RHSB
Mepoefee
Kling
Philipa
Bergen
Brooklyn
New York
Eitson
E Beore
Hitsom and
Farrell
Cronin
Cleveland top Washington in opportune plays at Washington
Cleveland won 6 to 2 at Washington on July 25 in a game marked by timely hits and errors. Attendance about 5,000. Orth starred for Cleveland while Joss and Bemis pitched. Washington offense struggled as Cleveland pulled ahead in late innings.
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Cleveland
Washington
Orth
Joss
Bemis
Baltimore
Frrors
Iocals
Chicago
le Ee
Cage
Howell
Yeager
Patterson
Tullway
Wiltsa
Additional Entries for Atlanta Gun Club Promised Shoot
The Atlanta Gun Club event next week drew many entrants from Georgia and neighboring states. Notables include Dr Daunt of New York Captain Livingston W W Newman Cecil G Lee Ian Bailey of Alabama Charles Reif Dr Henry of Tennessee H J Burke Dr Gale J W Osborne Dr Land George Bailey J B Mis B D Jones and Thomas Greer of Georgia. A E Hawkes the Atlanta optician offers gold spectacles as second prize in a multi state championship with a first prize medal from the club. An Sportsman magazine subscription also motivates top professional with highest average. A recent ten pin match at George Case's bowling alley saw the Atlanta Senior team defeat the Juniors 2412 to 2206 led by Tisdale 195 in a set.
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Atlanta
George Case
New Orleans
Tisdale
Downs
BiHott
Eagan
Stoney
Critchell
Tripp
Hoyt
Martin
Conyers
Tennis results at Athletic Club tournament thin on winners
OGRA OG OAH Omersen y Flay resumed play as three matches were completed. Grant injured, defaulted to Daniels. Glenn defaulted to Alfriend. Broyles beat Hoke 6 1, 6 0. Thornton beat Alfriend 6 4 1 7 6 3. Semis set with Daniels vs Thornton and Ashe vs Scott/Broyles winner. Albany Gun Club beats Americus 1 pigeon margin. Americus leads second round but Albany takes overall win.
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Ogra OG Oah Omersen Y Flay
Athletic Club
Grant
Daniels
Glenn
Alfriend
Broyles
Hoke
Chance Thornton
Queen of Dixiana Wins Harlem First Race at Brighton Beach
Queen of Dixiana a year old filly owned by H. T. Griffis ran away nearly a mile then threw her jockey Wilkerson but remounted to win Harlem's first race at Brighton Beach. She started 10 to 1 then drifted to 59 to 1 as a field of fifteen lined up. the track was good and the day was warm and cloudy.
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H. T. Griffis
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Wilkerson
Beauchamp
Ysault
Helgeson
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Rose Tree
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Lady Taris
Hoar
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Gonfalon
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Ernest Parham
Otis
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Ransch
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Rollick II
Digby Bell
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Senora Maria
Ravensbury
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Blake
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Leviathan
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Bronge Wing
Harry New
Lake View Belle
Star Cotton
Littl Elkin
Hiva Hice
Wace
Fatalist
Compass
Linden Bila
Lady Chorister
Hayward Hunter
Brighton Beach Race Results Highlight Ordinary Card
Mud larks at Brighton Beach produced few major winners with only John A. Scott and Afrikander among favorites. The day featured a 114 mile handicap and six furlong events, with multiple horses like Lord Piper Candling and Belle of Lexington among notable runners. Other items include entries at Brighton, a Cleveland mile dash, and cycling races postponed due to weather.
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Brighton Beach
John A. Scott
Afrikandey
Lord Peper
Redfern
Candling
Kwho
Belle of Lexington
Qdom
Diana Forget
Wealth
Torchlight
Chiron
Maidin
John Beott
Guckson
Sqn
Dreamer
An SB
Dolly Hayman
Northern
Light
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Pearl Diver
Napoleo
Mrs. Tangle
Adele Harding
Candareen
Michaelias
Sweet Jane
Epidemic
Kilmore
Cogswell
Smith
Handicapper
Cramer
Rossignol
Georgia
Gardner
Crosenfeld
Baffled
Cuspidor
Wonderly
Sadier
Shea
Tom Kenny
Shaw
Afrikander
J Martin
Tioga
Abbott
the Monk
Mest
Cleveland
Ohio
Monk
Lord Derby
Four of Their Horses Win and Books Lose $40,000
Hudson and Gatcom of Lexington dominate Glenville racing winning all four races led by Hudson driving. Shadow Chimes cost EB Smathers $16,000 after early favorite losses. Twinkle and Roamer headline final heats as 9,000 spectators applaud. Meeting closes tomorrow with Alice Russell strong in multiple heats.
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Hudson & Gatcom
Lexington
Hudson
Smathers
New York
Shadow Chimes
Alice Russell
Cleveland
Audubon Boy
Fanny Dillard
Prince of Orange
Antea
Twinkle
Roamer
Don Sphinz
Gus Lawson Wins 6 Mile Professional Race in Atlantic City
Gus Lawson took first place in the 6 mile professional motor paced race at Golizeam track in Atlantic City on July 2 with Ray Duer second and William F. King third. Best heat time was 7 47 1 5. A mob attacked Black residents, fatally harming two and killing a third after pursuit near the Cheat River, prompting an exodus from the area.
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Gus Lawson
Atlantic City
N. J
Golizeam
Ray Duer
William F. King
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