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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1903

Page

2

Lucien Appleby Wins Northern Handicap at Hawthorne

Lucien Appleby led from the start to win the Northern handicap mile and a quarter at Hawthorne by a nose over The Conqueror I with Hargis the heavy favorite finishing third. Weather was clear and warm as the Ha wthorne program continued with fast tracks and competitive racing.

Hargis John McGurk Chicago Lucien Appleby Hawthorne Margis Trask Gweetle Heigerson Wies Crawford L. Wilson Buccaneer R. Williams Selto Pat Hammon Nettle Dutchman Lord Frenchmen Ceylon Owens Houston Artus Brazil Elard Vice Slap Dash Falella Paul Aker Wongerly the Conqueror I Henry Helgeron Nitrate John Bright Atbola W. Knapp L’etienne Helgerson A. J. Gibson Adkins Talpa John Peters Golden Rule Sylvia Talbot Hayward Hunter Compass Little Ekin F. Booker Think Queen Victoria Wing Dance Erie the Giver Wonderly Rag Tag Paul Whaley Waldo Father Weather Alum Water Gallant and Bard of Avon Trapsetter Black Wolf St. Kue Harfang Atlantico Codex Justin Moore Miss McMeekin Annora Outwal Lefare Serge Schwalbe Hermencia Major Tanny Bondage Glassful Orsina Leflore Corrigan Automaton Sardine Meehanus Ohagen Cuthbert Louis Wagner Censor Bard Burns Cousin Carrie Angea Hayden Senator Metts Itbia Eva's Darling Fompey Carrier Emma A.M Postmaster Wright Floyd K McGene Wolfram Nestoria Sherry Orfeo Vastry John ‘Powers Snowdritt

Delmar Feature Won by Bas D'Or and Croix D'Or Handicap

At Delmar Park the Homebred handicap stakes over 6 furlongs was won by Bas D'Or and Croix D'Or, with Deutschland close pace but not enough. Track fast. Several races detailed with winners including Sid Silver, John Yerkes, Light Opera, and Tony Gepping. Monday entries listed for St. Louis events and six furlongs selling race.

Bt. Louis William Mulkey Bas D'Or Delmar Park Deutschland Ocyrohe Bridwell Mafalda D. Austin Scalper Trexler Hugh Gowan Arendon Sweet Note Wreath of Ivy Sid Silver Watton Daily Gray Mimo Loudon William Suizer Swift Candle Bisuka Tioga Dotty Shute Pettijonn Olonetz John Yerkes Trogler Macbeth Sheehan Charles C Donegan Aylmer Bruce Wellesley Kingatelle Northern Spy Reducer Temptress Bas Iror Higgina Croix D'Or Deutachland Kelly Actine Light Opera F_ Smith Lady Strathmore Oreiz Shea Kenova the Messenger Joste F F. Smith W. DB. Gates To & Sem Ivernia EH. Austin Judge Cantrill Lindenella van Tony Gepping Sheay Busgenia Ceriapell Varber Ida Penance Little ~Lals Jon Doughty Plona Countess Clara Pierce ¥. Boner Brown Vali St. Louis Mes Maleprop Bush Smith Carrota Toubee Sadie Burch Rebo_ Follies Barges Port Warden Wixwam Lampadrone St. Giles Major Carpenter Nowete Valverde Totiiz Mayor Gra

Race Card Summary From an Early Racing Program

The fragment lists multiple race entries with horse names riders owners and numbers across four races including distances like one mile and mile plus. Notable entities include Mt. Roche 190 Castle Gregory Frank Collins and Orpheum with names such as General Dix Deer Hunter Tamborina Girl Baronet and King's Bieter.

Ham Lilian Ayimar Brae Varna Fynso Feronis Mathilde Crime Harry Grifith Rhyme and Reason Mt. Roche Castle Gregory Frank Collins Glen Eher Penton Thales Bustler Sweet General Dix Tamborina Girl Baronet King's Bieter Axates Our Lady Verna Rica Sir Paul Corsey

Water Boy lineage traced in Zealandia dam saga

Zealandia the dam of J B Hasgin's champion Water Boy is described as a ten year old with an all gray maternal line back to Rosaline by Commodore. The piece tracks Belmont era mares, describes Nellie Gray as a sister to Water Boy's great grandam, and notes racing and breeding implications for owners including Major Thomas Miles Kelley and John E Madden amid shifts in Kentucky turf ownership and stud operations.

BR. L. McClure Lexington Zealandia J. B Hasgin Water Boy Alarm Haegin G Thomas Rokee Waverley Commodore Mare Major Thomas Miles Kelley Ohio Mississippi Veara Rosaliné Nellie Gray Old Jerome Park Harry Bassett Kelley General A. Buford Leonard W. Jerome II Jerome Buford Kentucky General P. Lorillard Jahia Great Horae Zeslandly McChesney Nelile Gray Grandam Avatur Thomas Rogaine Hekee Waterboy Wallrboy John E. Madden Black Whirlwind Imp Ida Pickwick Cleophus Myrtle Herkness Hanover Madden William Gerat Nashville Ower Hermitage Stud Gerst Francis Aa Bitchcock Phil Dwyer Brooklyn Jockey Club Beaumont Stud H. P. Headley Hitchcock C. Whitney Blue Grass Eastern Billionaires

Charles Elwood First in Brighton Derby at Brighton Beach

J B Haggin's Charles Elwood won the Brighton derby for 3 year olds at 1 1/8 miles, beating Slave and Rigodon in front of about 20,000. Ormonde's Right triumphed in the Neptune Stakes, while other races saw Lavator in the Aintree Steeplechase and Charles Elwood extending the lead to seven lengths in the stretch.

New York J. B. Hagein Charlies Elwood Brighton Beach Haggin O'Neil Slave Morrin Rigodon Brighton Keane Cardinal Wotsey Charles Elwood O'Neil Rhodon Stave Hagen Pasalig Close O Neil Cochran Slave Ormonde Pentaur Midshipman Tople O’neil Pertunia Gannon Hazelwood Redfern Bob Murphy Ned Moore Oradel Phaser Hello of Wakefield Lavator Mara Judge Philips Henry Manian Saftel Falminete Euphona Cardinal Wolsey River Pirate Hantalus Cup Illyria Lady Potentate Luxcasta Sir Voorheis O'Neit Double Six Internat Eloim Brunswick Locketran

Baseball standings and scores from the American League

Baseball results from Detroit Chicago Boston New York and Washington with pitchers Kitson Buelow White Flaherty Slattery Dunkle Kittredge Wad dell Schreick Pearson Abbott Kahoe O Laughlin Tannehill Chesbro O Connor Young Winters Criger Sheridan. Attendance figures noted for several games.

Chicago Detroit Long White Kitson Buelow Flaherty Slattery Connelly Washington Philadelphia Ouhington Dunkle and Kittredge Waddell Schreick Haesett Cleveland St. Louis Pearson Homestead LaJoie Gochnaur St.Louis Abbott Powell Kahoe O'Laughlin Boston New York Hatteries Tannehill Chesbro O'Connor Young Winters Criger Sheridan

National League Standings and July Baseball Games

National League standings list clubs with wins and losses. Chicago held a strong curve as Welmer and Harper limited scoring in a doubleheader split with Cincinnati. Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 4 as Frazer and Dooin provided the decisive two-out hit. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 14 to 4 after Leever allowed nine hits and three first-inning errors. Boston swept Brooklyn in a doubleheader, aided by miscues and timely hitting. Attendance figures accompany each game showing fan turnout across the day.

Chicago Welmers Harper K.H.E. Chicago Cincinnati Welmer Lundgren King Poole Bergen Alh.e Batteriese Menefee Raub Philadelphia New York Thomas Gleason Beere Now McGinnity Warner Fraser Dooin St. Louis Pittsburgh Pittsburg Leever St Louis Willhelm Phels Weaver Dunleavy Ryan Boston Brooklyn R.H.E. Boston Malarkey Moran Garvin Ritter Johnstote R.h.le Pittinger Doescher Reldy Johnatone

Americans Farewell After Bisley Rifle Meeting

Bisley England July 25 Americans left for Liverpool to the sound of The Star Spangled Banner and Auld Lang Syne. Major General Lord Cheylesmore praised the Americans while Colonel Leslie C. Bruce thanked him. The Palma trophy was recaptured and cordial relations with rivals noted. Two soldiers were barred from Palma and further NRA events after a posting.

Bisley England Liverpool Lord Cheylesmore Council National Rifle Association Leslie C. Bruce J. W. Garvie Northumberland Fusiliers F. Watson

Huntsville Adds Southwick and Fuller to Semi-Pro Lineup

Huntsville Alabama July 25 Manager Watkins of the Huntsville baseball team has contracted with Southwick shortstop and Fuller pitcher from the Chickasaw club of Memphis. Their addition will strengthen Huntsville into a leading semi professional squad in the south. Watkins also wired Hugh Hill to return if he cannot play with Birmingham and Hill indicated he will not. HIM was drawing a Dod salary in family days and had several patrons here.

Huntsville Ala Watkins Southwick Fuller Chickasaw Memphis Geagon Wll Hugh Hill Sirminghash Hill Red Elm Ste Nachville

Secret temperance cure advertised to drinkers

A tasteless home remedy claims to cure drunkenness secretly in coffee or food, heartily endorsed by the WCTU and temperance workers. It promises rapid results with Eli already involved and a pledge of safety for wives or daughters. offer includes a trial packet with address request.

Eli Tia

Cairo 25 Quitman 5 in easy Cairo win

Cairo defeated Quitman 25 to 5 in Cairo Georgia on July 26. Pitcher Pearce struck out nine and allowed three hits while Searcy had five hits including a two bagger and four runs batted in. Hudson and Baggett added heavy hitting as Cairo built a large early lead.

Cairo Quitman Pearce Searcy Bet Hudson Baggett

Augusta Beats Columbia 11 to 60 In Extra Innings

Augusta Georgia July special reports Augusta and Columbia played the third game resulting in an 11 to 60 score after an eleven inning tie. Augusta hopes to schedule another game with Athille's Southern League team on an off day as the club seeks a stronger opponent.

Augusta Columbia G Auusta Columbis Athille Fae

Game Forfeited in Alabama Baseball Clash

The Pulaski at Huntsville game was forfeited to Huntsville in the fifth inning after Pulaski players left the field following an umpire’s ruling. The score stood 13 to 5 for the Socals, and players Fuller and Smithwick appeared for Huntsville in uniforms, with Hugh HI possibly returning to finish the season.

Hunt‘aville Huntsville Ala Pulaski Hunteville Socals Huntevilie Fuller Smithwick Chicdsaws Pliching and Hugh HI

Strikes and protests shape tense Nashville baseball scene

The article recounts disputes over a narrow game margin and a possible protest by Wrigley, notes umpire Keefe as sole judge, and previews today’s game with Memphis amid talk of Hale boosting the Crackers. It covers player payments, attendance reports, and remarks on umpire protection and manager actions involving Flanagan and Breitenstein.

Wrigley Keefe Gus Memphis

Say for me that I wou'dn't swap Wen French

A long, quirky exchange about baseball trades and a pitcher in the Southern League. The writer jokes that Fisher may keep French, noting his value at $500 and French’s satisfaction with his current team. The rambling text mimics fan chatter, with playful baseball metaphors and a humorous, flirtatious letter about games and personalities.

Rorairg Fisher

Prince of Orange Wins 2:08 Trotting at Grosse Pointe

In Detroit on a hot July day the 2:08 trotting feature at Grosse Pointe saw Prince of Orange win the fourth heat by a head. Also noted were 2:09 trotting wins for Prince of Orange in second and fourth bests, Trace and Monte Carlo placing behind. Lucy Lee winning the rail event with Mary Scott third. Other divisions included 2:24 trotting won by Merchants and Manufacturers’ team with Robert Me taking second and Hie Bow third. 2:34 pacing where Dan R took second and third heats, and Pauline G pacing with Miss Willamont second and Burl Wilkes third.

Grosse Pointe Detroit Mich Prince of Orange Monte Carlo Baron Dean Rotunee Lucy Lee Henry L. Geconi Mary Scott Robert Hie Bow Robizolg Dan R Litila Squaw Secae Panne Dillard Pauline G Miss Willamont Burl Wilkes

Columbus 2. ee 1. Columbus Ge July 26 Special

Columbus report in an eleven innings game notes uncertain score and events with unclear location and participants. The fragment mentions a pallage and Alabama but lacks complete names dates or teams.

Columbus Columb

Cordele Nicks Narrow Defeat in Fitzgerald Tilt

Fitzgerald 1 Cordele 2. Batteries G Davenport and Kay Laval and Sullivan. Hits Fitzgerald 4 Cordele 2 Errors Fitzgerald 2 Cordele 2. Cordele’s runs came from a pair of errors as rain halted play at the end of the fifth inning.

Cordele Fitzgerald Davenport Kay Laval Sullivan

Cordele Beats Fitzgerald On Late Errors 6 to 4

Cordele raced to a 6 to 3 lead, then held Fitzgerald to four runs as an error and timely hits in the seventh inning sealed a 6 to 4 win in Fitzgerald. Wild Bil Clarke and Johnenn worked as opposing pitchers with strong outings. Batteries were John and Kay for Fitzgerald and Clark and Middlebrooks for Cordele.

Fitzgerald Cordele Wild Bil Clarke Johnenn Johnson John Kay Clark Middlebrooks Fitsgerald

Dalton 15 Cedartown 2 in Georgia game

Dalton defeats Cedartown 15 to 2 in Dalton Georgia as three Dalton players Whitaker Cottingham and Snodgrass hit home runs in a three game series. Ison and Whitaker helped Dalton with Cottingham behind the plate batteries Poole and Woodward for Cedartown. Rome and Dalton scheduled for a three game series next week.

Dalton Cedartown Dalton Oy Acore Whitaker Cottingham Snodgrass Eough Iaon Ison Poole Woodward Rome

Eastman’s famous kodaks and optics offered

Immense Hine and filma advertised at 14 Whitehall Street and Hawkes opticals promise expert lens grinding and comfortable trama adjustments. Travel routes include sleeper connections to San Francisco via Missouri Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, with low meeting rates to G A R in August. Illustrated materials available from I E Rehlander in Chattanooga.

Eastman Kodaks Filma Whitehall Hawkes San Francisco St. Louvsa Missouri Prcific Railway Denver Rto Grande Rockies Salt Lake City G. A. BR Atlanta I. E. Rehiander Wem Ninth Street Chattanooga Tenn

Panamas ee Wok pee elas sar er ne

A fragmentary OCR line presents unclear words and names. The readable portions offer no distinct event, date, or identifiable entities to form a coherent headline or summary.

Panamas

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