Memphis Club Sues Nicklin for 10000 Damages
Memphis officials sue President Nicklin of the Southern League for 10000 damages in a suit filed by the Memphis Baseball Association. The action, served at the ball park, cites league decisions and player contract jumps as causing injury. Nicklin, invited to Memphis by a director, said he was served on arrival and planned to attend to the matter in Chattanooga.
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Nicklin
Gama
Memphis
Frank
Southern League
Tenn
Southern League of Baseball Clubs
Memphis Baseball Association
St. Vrain
Wicklin
Ball Park
Life Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Cladwell Wins Bridgeport 25 Mile Motor PaceR ace
Bridgeport Conn July 27 In the 25 mile motor pace race at Pleasure Beach Harry Cladwell beat Jim Moran in 37 minutes 45 seconds. Fred Ernst Rochester won two thirds mile handicap with Curran second and Res third. Time 1 19 near world record. The 1 2 mile race won by E S Tauder Rochester in 14 26 with Haggerty and Ernest tied for second place Haggerty won toss-up.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Pleasure Beach
Harry Cladwell
Jimmie Moran
Fred Ernst
Rochester
Curran
Res
ES. Tauder
Haggerty
Ernest
Round trip to Morehead City via Southern Railway
Tickets priced at 23 65 returnable by October 21 1902. Daily sales with departures from Atlanta at 12 noon and 1 09 p m arriving Morehead City 11 30 a m the next day. Call Southern Railway ticket office Kimball House or write J C Bean J D for details.
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Morehead City
N. C
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Kimball House
Somere
J. C. Bean
J. D
Southern tennis cup holders unable to compete in Atlanta
T Coleman Ward holder of the southern tennis championship medal announces he cannot defend his title due to business engagements. His partner Charles Brown of Atlanta also cannot play, as he is in Knoxville. Birmingham likely to have no representation in the Atlanta tournament commencing August 4 with many southern players expected.
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Atlanta
South
T. Coleman Ward
Birmingham
Ala
Ward
Charles Brown
Knoxville
Tenn
Brown
Warden
Rogers Brothers
St Louis tops Pirates in final game of series
National League action in St Louis sees the Cardinals win 7 to 6 as Pittsburgh rallies but falls short. M O'Neil and J O'Neil pitched for St Louis with Phillips Doheny and Zimmer behind. Attendance 13,500. Next Chicago hosts Cincinnati as Threatening weather curbs crowd to about 3,000 with a 6 to 1 final.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Rae
Ouls
M. O'Neil
J. O'Neil
Phillips
Doheny
Zimmer
Brown
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hahn
Rhoades
Williams
Kilng
Bain and
Bergen
Death of Matthew Killilea baseball magnet
Winneconne Wisconsin July 27 Matthew Killilea the well known baseball magnate died here today after an illness of several months.
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Matthew Killiles
Winneconne
Wis
Matthew Killilea
Remnants Lose Again to Memphis in Baseball Series
The Remnants, bolstered by manager Peters and limited material, face a brutal stretch as they travel to Little Rock for three games then Shreveport, with Atlanta and Birmingham linked through players. Memphis clings to an 8 7 win after a pivotal eighth inning, as Evans, Babb, and Traitenstein provide the decisive hits.
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Peter
Little Rock
Shreveport
Atlanta
Bhreveport
North Carolina League
Memphis
Tenn
Taly
Atlita
Baker
Breitenstein
St. Vrain
Gfroever
Evans
Babb
Busch
Henley
Brown
Birmingham
Hurlburt
Chickasaw
Streit
Ab. R
A. E. Frank
Taylor
Iota Winters
Delehanty
Valdois
Stouch
Gfroerer
Wee
Delananty
Wiliams
St Vrain
Laroque
Winters
Kelly
New Orleans
Nashville
Freeland
Bailey
Stewart
Fisher
R. H. B. Nashville
Abbott
Sports score updates from round-robin games
A sequence of hockey style or league match results lists cities and scores. The fragment shows multiple pairings including St. Paul versus Louisville, Kansas City versus Toledo, Minneapolis versus Indianapolis, and Milwaukee versus Columbus with varied outcomes.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
World's Records Broken on the Vailsburg Track
Newark July 31 6000 watch sensational bicycle racing as world amateur and professional marks fall. Ten mile professional handicap wins W S Fenn by a length and a half in 21 53 1 5. Hurley and Walter Smith break amateur records while Smith clocks 1 2 6 for a mile and other marks follow.
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Newark
N. J
Veilsburg
Wetmore
Fenn
M. J. Hurley
Walter Smith
Hurley
National Cycling Assn Grand Circuit Bulletin
The National Cycling Association board of control issues results from six grand circuit meets with riders including W Martin T Butler S Beauchamp G Schreiber J Bedell J P Jacobson Saxon Williams M Bedell Jed Newkirk. Fisher fined 25 dollars and reprimanded for no show at Pittsburg July 2. Butler barred from future championships or faces similar fine. Hadfield and Rutz barred for non appearance. Warren Kramer undefeated this year. Malcolm Whitman national tennis champion two years ago regains speed and backs American hopes against Britain. Frank Sparks released by Giants and signed by Boston. Ottawa grand circuit meet set August 1 2 4 with 2000 prize and riders Kimble Lawson Wilson Fisher Bald among entrants.
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W. Martin
T. Butler
S Beauchamp
G. Schreiber
J. Bedell
J. P Jacobson
Saxon Willams
M. Bedell
Jed Newkirk
Pittsburg
J. T. Fisher
Charles Hadfield
W. A. Rutz
Malcolm D. Whitman
America
Great Britain
Frank Sparks
University of Georgia
New York
Sparks
Gianta
Ottawa
Canada
A. Martineau
Department of Militia and Defense
Owen S. Kimble
Eddie Bald
Iver Lawson
Lester Wilson
John T. Fisher
Big Shoot Begins at Lakewood with Notables Attending
The Atlanta Gun Club opens today at 10 am at Lakewood grounds, with Billy Crosby and numerous noted shooters arriving yesterday. A post morning barbecue is offered to visiting experts after the events, followed by more entries including Captain Ben Irk, Hal Money, Len Lawrence, F C Wilson, Walter Thompson, and many others listed.
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Atlanta
Billy Crosby
Lakewood
Bill Crosby
Ben Eirk
Hal Money
Len Lawrence
F. C. Wilson
J. B. Mills
D. Jones
Thomas Greer
Gun Chub
Americans Describe English Housekeeping and Costs Abroad
A transplanted American wife in London notes English rents and rates, cold houses, and costly coal water and gas. She contrasts American warmth and modern finishes with English delays and higher wages but faster domestic work, reporting on mantels, laundry, and groceries while doubting claims of London cheapness.
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North River
The
Living Age
Boston
England
Loandon
London
America
New York
Expelled From Membership of Players Protective Association
New York July 27 Every man in both the National and American Leagues who jumped his contract was expelled from the Players Protective Association at a meeting here today Delegates from major clubs attended and the motion to expel all who jumped a bona fide contract was carried unanimously Tom Daly was elected president and Harry Davis secretary Frank Donahue remained treasurer
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Players’ Protective Association
New York
Players' Protective Association
Hugh Jennings
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tom Lotus
Washington
Frank Dwier
Alex Smith
Baltimore
Toe Frazer
Henry Hartsell
Philadelphia American
Charlie Irwin
Billy Donnelly
Harry Dolan
Brooklyn
George Kittredge
Harry Davis
Jack Warner
Clark Griffiths
Chicago American
Frank L. Donahue
Tom Daiv
Chicago Americans
George Bowerman
New Yorks
Frank Donohue
Tvery
Trauble
McGraw
McGinnty
Harteelle
Philadelphia Club
Protective Association
Tom Daly
The
Philadelphians
Frank Donahue
Weights for the Handicaps at Saratoga July 21 1902
Official weights for the Saratoga handicap of 10000 dollars to be run August 4 at Saratoga list horses with weights led by Gold Heels at 129 and Blues at 124. Entries for summer stakes close August 18 with races for 2 year olds and older horses including the Saratoga derby the Travers and the Alabama stakes.
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Saratoga
New York
Gold Heels
Blues
Advance Guard
Articulate
Herbert
Alcedo
Prince of Melbourne
Garry Hermann
Ten Candles
Lady Schorr
Major Daingerfield
Nones
Aladdin
Irritable
Albe Frank
Reina
Chactanunda
Far Rockaway
Jiminez
Hicno
Alvescot
Elkorn
Pentecost
Col Padden
Corrigan
Baron Pepper
Chilton
Hypthen
Dixie Line
Whiskey King
Roxane
Hig Eminence
Watercure
Kamara
King F
Inventions and Oddities From The Era
A pocketbook sized lifesaving device weighing one and one third ounces is claimed by a Hamburg engineer. Tests in New York Bay compare Curtis turbine favorably to Parsons motor, noting quick reverse capability. Architectural novelty in New York uses plaster casts for columns and ornament to preview completed massing. Miscellany on kerosene use, royal gardens, Parisian bedroom opulence, and celluloid fire hazards. Liquid air ventilation in homes proposed by Professor Willis Moore. remarks on air purity from Dr. Stoddart.
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Haxbourg
New York Bay
Curtis
New York City
Mlaster
Paris
Willis Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Dr. Stoddart
The
Lancet
London
Air Circulators and Fruit for Health Reform
A discussion on inexpensive air purification devices claimed to fight heat and supply clean air for homes and sick rooms. endorsements for Cassier's Magazine and critiques of fruit as a healthier breakfast, plus notes on adulteration in food and goods.
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Moore
Mont Blanc
Midocean
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Ar Chattanooga
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Elgin
J. Kelley
Daweler
Vailsburg
Metz
Smith
Httie
Joe Nelson
Salt Lake City
New Haven
W. &. Fenn
Waterbury
Menna Bedell
Lynnbrook
L. I
Floyd Krebs
N&ro
National Cycling Association Board of Control
Kramer
F. L Kramer
Kimble
Iver_Lawson
G H. Collett
Major Taylor
E C Bald
Atlanta Gun Club
J. A. Morris
Atlanta Gas Light
Germany
Susquehanna
Leopold
Belgium
Laeken
Deane
Idea
Remuses
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Atlanta, GA
Hollis
Ail Druggista
Bouvier
Whitehall St
Chas. W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Cassier
Casater
Cassier’a
Woman's Medical Journal
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