Bartley Shines For Crackers In Rough Seventh Inning Rebound
In Mobile on July 2, the Crackers beat the Gulls 3 to 1 as Bartley struggled in the ninth yet held Mobile to one run. McCay homered for Mobile. Thornton misplayed a fly allowing two runs. Gallant defense by Bartley, Hickman, and double plays helped Atlanta secure the win amid scattered hits and errors.
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McCay
Crackers
Thornton
J. J. Floursoy
Mobile
Ala
Atlanta
Bartley
Sentell
Rhoton Alngled
Watson
Sabrie
Gull
Bartley Hickman
Newton
Bayless
Jordan
Thornton Cf
Gentell
Rhoten
Sebrie
Ludwig
Hickman
Smith
Winters
Moran
Kirkpatrick
Walker
Kilpatrick
Sabria
Mobile S
Atlanta I
Mobbe
O'Brien and Rudderham
Nasnville
Nasnville Mandeats
New Orleans
Paige
Vietoria
Nashville
Beabiugh
Butler
Noyes
Viebahn
Welmer
I. Rohe
Huelgman
Dexter
Demont
Lindsay
Sehriver
Aige
Matthews
Hueleman
Selgle
Carpenter
Climbers Win Two In Doubleheader At Montgomery
Montgomery and Little Rock split a July 26 doubleheader in Montgomery with Lively dominating in the opener, blanking Little Rock to three hits. Rockenfield stood out defensively. In the nightcap Guese pitched well as Shannons’ second inning catch highlighted the game.
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Montgomery
Ala
Little Rock
Rockenfield
Guese
Eage Shannons
Ae Colling
Perry
Cocash
Whiteman
Elisa
Rockentfluld
Greminger
Pepe
Shannon
R Montgomery
Pape
Kerwin
Sattle Rock
Rhodes
Casey
Carey
Lively
Moran
Colkins
PC Perry
Hoey
Sentz
Ceoash
Wright
Milton
Flood
Guase
Double Lay
Thas
Sisted
Guess
Balla
Guege
Guenea
Local Diamond Thriller Ends 3 to 2 at Quitman
In Suitman Georgia July 26 special report the reball team edged Thomasville 3 2 on the local diamond. Twitty pitched seven innings fanning sixteen while Jookina of Thomasville left early after a cheek bone injury. A triple play by the locals stunned the guests with runners on base.
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Suitman
Thomasville Bunch
Twitty
Dall
Thomasville
Birmingham
Ala
Robinson
Memphis
Baerwald
Daubert
O Leary
Fritzy Bunt
O Baerwald
Babb
Spose
Raub
Ellam
Bummary
Wheeler
Raftle
Raftis
Gyell
Cranston
Fritz
Coulson
Henrne
Molesworth
Balla
Baseball Schedules From Three Major Leagues
A compact listing shows today’s matchups across the Southern, South Atlantic, American, and National Leagues. Games include Atlanta at Mobile, Little Rock at Montgomery, New Orleans at Nashville, Memphis at Birmingham, Knoxville at Macon, Chattanooga at Jacksonville, Columbus at Columbia, Augusta at Savannah, Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Chicago at St Louis.
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Ap' A
Eat
Fe Naghville
Ao Ae & Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Root
Aba Montgomery
ABS
Memphis
Birmingham
Augusta
Wan
Oa G
Chattanooga
Columbia
Jacksonville
Macan
Savannah
Knoxville
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Br. Loutes
Brooklyn
Boston
Phildelpha
Ec Cleveland
BER
St Louis
Waahington
Mobile
Little Rock
Montgomery
Noshville
Macon
Columbus
National League
Donlin to head the Phillies as captain and manager
New York July 26 Mike Donlin former New York National League star arrived from Point Pleasant N J and said he expects to go to Philadelphia to take the captain and manager role for the Phillies though arrangements are not yet complete Also in tennis former National star William J Clothier of Philadelphia defeated R D Little of New York in the Longwood Cup semi final Clothier to meet R Palmer of New York in the final
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New York
Mike Donlin
Point Plaasant
N. J
Donlin
Litte
Philadelphia Nationate
Philadelphia
Ohentee
William J. Clothier
Gemelphia
Iawa
R. D. Little
Longwood Cricket Club
Clothier
R. Palmer
Jockey Danny Maher Retires Amid Weight Gain
Reports from England say American jockey Danny Maher, famed since 1901, retires due to increasing weight after his last race. Maher rode for Pierre Lorillard, Sir James Miller, and Lord Charles Beresford, winning classics in England and France and amassing a fortune of 700000 dollars.
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England
Danny Maher
Knight of the Pi Skin Seddie
Maher
France
Inglish Denby
Hanaster
Langland
Pierre Lorillard
James Miller
Charles Beresford
King Edward
Nashville after record of 1902
Nashville seeks to extend a 14 game winning streak as they face New Orleans in a Southern League double header. The 1902 season already featured a 16 game run, and current form suggests the record may be tied tomorrow with Newt Fisher’s club leading the charge.
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Nashville
Tenn
Iz Nashville
New Orleans
Volunteers
Newt Fisher
Duggan
Tomard
Potts-Thompson liquor catalog ad highlights Ga products
Bee that your Flour con tains the K K K label. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded on whiskies listed. Perfection Rye four quarts price 3.95. Golden Seal Rye four qts. Stone Mt. Corn four quarts. Old Beaumont Corn four quarts. Georgia products promoted with full catalog offered.
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Stone Mt
Cap Joyner to Head Sally League amid turmoil in Sally circuit
Reports from The Savannah Morning News indicate Cap Joyner of Atlanta is favored to succeed W A Jones as president of the South Atlantic League. Jones likely will resign due to business duties, prompting Joyner’s candidacy amid umpire disputes and unrest across Macon Knoxville and other clubs.
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Ay Howell
Wooa Jones
Hite
Jones
W Or Joyner
Joyner
Savannah Morning News
Atlanta
Boyer
National Associaion
Joynur
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Columbus
Columbia
Jone
Lemone
Bark
Tanes
Fareer
Prince Ahmed Wins Fast Feature at Empire City
Empire City July 26 Prince Ahmed carrying 118 pounds won the feature event at Imila with a last-time of 138 4-5. Rosy Queen set the pace to the final sixteenth pole where Prince Ahmed closed strong and won by a nose. Other races featured Queen of the Hills and various handicaps with horses like Cherrydale San dman Mauviette Orphan Lad and Rose Queen among the listed competitors. Empire City entries for today include Pan toutuff Jack Atkin Prince Ahmed Rose Queen and more across six races with multiple wagering outcomes.
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Empire City
Prince Ahmed
Imila
Rosy Queen
Miss Crittenden
Martin
Albert Star
Lord Stanhope
Kiilesrankle
Golcondarea
Cherrydale
Austin
St Dunstan
Butwell
Sandman
Mauviette
Creevy
Orphan Lad
Queen Marguerits
Seeville
Skye
Commedienne Trois Temps
Rudle Uncle
Oliver
Oserlhe Bundella Mopaths
Hacing Beil
Billy Bodemere
Phillies Defeat Dodgers 7 to 2 In Baseball Game
Philadelphia Knights top Brooklyn 7 to 2 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Batteries McQuillan and Dooin for the Phillies. Umpire O Bay Spore. Time 142.
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Phillies
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
McQuillan
Dooin Wilhelm
Birgan
O Bay
Spore Rhe
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Brandon
Lbson
Gasper
McLean
Baseball scores and standings from multiple minor league games
Electricks defeated Palmettos 6 to 1 in a Columbia area tilt. Augusta beat Savannah 5 to 3 after a 9th inning rally. Scouts edged Lookouts 3 to 1 in Chattanooga while Night Riders downed Peaches 6 to 5. Knonville won 8 to 2 over a cited opponent. Umpires listed for each game with various battery combinations.
Ketchel Langford glove contest offered for $12000 guarantee
San Francisco July 26 Willus Britt acting for Ketchel accepted a Philadelphia club offer for a six round boxing match between Stanley Ketchel and Sam Langford on a $12000 guarantee with a $2000 ground and option on 40 percent of gate receipts if the total exceeds the guarantee.
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Ketches
Langford
San Francisco
Cal
Philadelphia
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
Willus Britt
Katehel
Catcher Robinson Loses Left Eye in Accident
Macon Georgia July 26 Catcher Jack Robinson of the Macon baseball team lost his left eye today when a fragment from a grinding wheel struck him at the worksip electrotyping plant in Macon.
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Robinson
Macon
Jack Robinson
Macon Baseball Tem
Worksip
Remaining schedule for Nashville and Atlanta pennant race
The Sporting Editor publishes the home and away dates for Nashville and Atlanta in the Southern league title chase. Nashville plays 27 home games and 23 away. Atlanta 25 home and 23 away, with several dates in July to September against New Orleans, Memphis, Augusta, Montgomery, Birmingham, Mobile, Little Rock, and Montgomery again, including postponements to be played at home.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Sporting
jAtlarte
New Orleans
Nash
Memphis
Augusta
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleana
Little Rock
Atanta
Atlante
Five races thrill Fort Erie card at Buffalo meet
At Buffalo Fort Erie track produced a full program with multiple favorites and upset wins. Wool Sandals captured the first and old Honesty took the fourth as Crystal Maid led a trio of competitive purses in the fifth with John A second.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Wool Sandals
Josh Morris
Davenport
Polly Lee
Troxier
Matéle
Kennedy
King Solomon
Josiha J Vo Narnagher
Daisy
Garth
Aleron
Somable
Alice Georgee
Chalice
Howard
Many Colors
Burns
Zeala
Searchlight Queens
Almena
Mariel Henry
Bridoon
Jackson
Beatrice K. Orlandor
Wausau Sabade
Paul Ruinart
Bitter
Babbling Brook
Lea
Grania
Vor Pepull
Conville
Crystal Maid
Ross
John A
Reid
Byrne
Buford
John Cardell
King of the Valley
Light Hive
Herberts
St Elmwood
Burton
Red Hussar
Brol
Arrow Swift
Americus Defeats Albany Nine in July Showdown
Americus beat Albany nine by 7 to 4 in a decisive afternoon game. Albany’s bail team, aided by alleged pros including Rohn of the Atlanta Southern League, suffered a sixth straight loss as Patterson and Craig led Albany’s battery against Doce Wilson and Hooks for Americus before about 800 spectators. Umpire James Fort presided.
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Americus
Albanys
Rohn
Atlanta
Patterson
Craig
Alban
Doce Wilson
Hooks
James Fort
Smyrna to play Cartersville in July series
Smyrna to leave for Cartersville on July 26 for a baseball series. Smyrna boasted the strongest home talent team in the state, with 11 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie in 13 games, 96 runs and 41 hits. A large crowd will accompany Nerl and a lineup including Dempsey, Mullins, Smith, Alexander, Tom Dempsey, George, Cliff Dempsey, Notari, Warbrough, Gan, Ireland, and Ruff.
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Smyrna
Cartersville
Strange
Carterstiians
Eat
Nerl
Gene Dempsey
Dunn
Mullins
Smith
Alexander
Tom Dempsey
George
Cliff Dempsey
Notari
Warbrough
Ireland
Neal Ball Pulls Off Notable Triple Play For Braves
Dick Jemigton reports Neal Ball turned a rapid triple play against Boston in the second inning. Ball fielded Cy Lounges curve, touched second, doubled Wagener, and sprinted to first as Stahl charged, completing a record fast triple. Ball added nine putouts and a home run in a standout day for Atlanta.
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Dick Jemigton
Constitution
Atlanta
Neal Ball
ML Worrell
Georgia
M . Worrell
Warner
Boston
Stahl
McConnell
Cy Lounges
Wagener
Atanta
Another Fight for the Armory Hall
Local boy Allie White has secured a match with Fox at the Armory Hall on Monday night for $30. Promoter Joe Whittemore plans a tight schedule with a strong prelim featuring Sentell vs Johnny Woods, both from Wasbach, promising a robust card and crowded turnout.
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Dan Shaw
Allie White
Fox
Tho
Wan
White
Joe Whittemore
Fox Shaw
Whittemore
Johnny Woods
Wasbach
Golf at Flassmoor Homewood dominates Western Amateur round
At Flassmoor Homewood Country Club Warren K Wood of Homewood led a 120 player field in the Western Golf Association amateur championship qualifying with a 73 on his home course. Close behind were Midlothian players HR EB Hunter and D E Sawer with 77, while Exmoor Paul Hunter Midlothian C B Devel Riverside and Eben M Byars Allegheny Pittsburg posted 78. Chicago players appear strongest as many local qualifiers are expected from the city clubs.
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Homewood Country Club
Flassmoor
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
EB Hunter
Midlothian
E Sawer
Wheaton
Charles Evans
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