Memphis Baseball Pact Crisis Nearing Settlement
Chattanooga Tenn July 29 Special The Memphis Baseball Park Association case against the Southern Association was not heard and will be set for Saturday to dissolve the injunction. Babb and Evang’s suspension is lifted for now and they may play for Memphis until the board meets. A Southern League meeting will be held soon with expectations the widespread dispute will be amicably resolved and St Vrain’s reading bone issue likely settled out of court.
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Babb and Evans
Memphis
St Vrain
Chiattanooga
Tenn
Memphis Baseball Park ‘Association
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
McConnell
Babb
Evang
James St. Vrain
Reading
Travel ers Defeat Atlanta in First Inning Rally
Little Rock beat Atlanta 4 to 4 in a well played game with Atlanta scoring in the first inning only then being blanked the rest of the way. Guese and Baker pitched, Crozier homered on a wild throw by Baker. Attendance about 1,800. Umpire Matthews.
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Little Rock
Ark
Atlanta
Guese
Baker
Crozier
Murhpy
Hulburt
Matthews
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Dannehower
Molesworth
Vogt
HE Hattanooga
Bruner
Roth
Stewart
Shower
Abbott
Memphis
Birmingham
Tenn
Mermphis
Ome
Breitenstein
Lawless
Breitenstein and Armstrong
Weever
Blie
Shreveport
Nashville
Washington
Chicago
Carrick
Attenance
Beoret Washington
Ge-Gil tcAgo
Ogoood —A & Batteries
Carrick and Gurke
Sgiterson
Anniston and Huntsville Play Even in Tight Rainy Game
In Huntsville Alabama on July 29 the Anniston and Huntsville teams fought to a 2 to 2 tie when called after six innings. Street, Huntsville catcher, left with an injury and his replacement allowed a passed ball that enabled Anniston to tie the score. Batteries Leighton Norwood Street and Lynskey.
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Anniston
Huntsville
Als
Spectal
Street
Waycross club routs Patterson in lopsided victory
Waycross baseball club defeated Patterson 21 to 1 in Waycross Georgia on July 28 in a one sided contest. The scoreline shows Waycross dominating with a large run total and Patterson struggling throughout the game.
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Waycross
Patterson
Heta
Oxford 7 Madison 6 in close afternoon game
Oxford Georgia defeated Madison nine by 7 to 6 in a close well played game. It was the second victory for Oxford and marked three straight wins since the team’s reorganization.
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Oxford
Madison
Ydxford
Pillsbury Faces Rough Start in International Chess Tourney
Hanover July 9 Pillsbury of America opened poorly in the international chess tournament, ranking ninth after six rounds with two and a half points. Yesterday he played twenty one simul games against second class players, winning three, drawing eleven and losing seven, while Divid folded.
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Pillsbury
H Anover
America
Wing
Divid
Holly Thompson Wins Amateur Championship at Atlanta Gun Club
The 15 year old Savannah shooter Holly Thompson captured the amateur championship of Georgia and surrounding states at the Atlanta Gun Club match, posting twenty five straight kills and receiving a gold watch chain for sportsmanlike conduct. Crosby led all comers in the open events with 161 of 175, followed by Moltzendorf and Livingston. fifty experts expected for today’s program and the Peters Cartridge gold medal to the top three day total.
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Atlanta
Charley Harris
Holly Thompson
Savannah
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Virginia
Young Thompson
Crosby
Eirk
Money
Moltzendorf
Waycross
Holly
Holtzendorf
South Georgia
Livingston
Chattanooga
Burke
Lee
Monroe
Bondt
Seevee
Ounelea Billy
Morrison
Saucier
Capt. Thompson
J. Harris
Barnes
Jones
Plunkett
Lumpkin
Youmang
Harris
J. H. Taylor
Eady Coe
Peters Cartridge Company
Billy Crosby
English doubles only for Doherty brothers in Longwood
English tennis players R. H. E. and H. L. Doherty withdrew from the singles at Longwood Massachusetts to focus on doubles. They planned to win the eastern doubles to qualify for Newport and face the western champions after the international and national matches were concluded. Columbus grand circuit races were postponed today due to rain.
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Longwood
Mass
R. H E
H. L. Doherty
Ray
Newport
Columbus
Ohio
Infantry Trials to Resume August First at Fort Sheridan
The annual infantry competition of the department of the lakes, United States army, will start August 1 after a four year break due to the Spanish American War. Twenty nine men, each the test marksman of his company, will gather at Fort Sheridan for preliminary practice tomorrow ahead of the competitive firing on Friday. Participants include Corporal Charles Wild, Sergeant C A Stratton, Sergeant W J Dehne, Private Schuyler Cundiff, Sergeant Edward W Johnson, Johannes Smeets, Private J T Karr, Corporal George Buell and others from Fort Thomas Kentucky and Columbia Arsenal Tennessee. Prizes feature one gold medal, three silver medals and four bronze medals, with the first prize winner eligible to exchange the gold for a special rifle.
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Chicago
Department of the Lakes
United States Army
Fort Sheridan
Third Infantry
Fort Thomas
Columbia Arsenal
Tennessee
Charles Wild
C. A. Stratton
W. J. Dehne
Schuyler Cundiff
Edward W. Johnson
Johannes Smeets
J. T. Karr
George Buell
Big Race Postponed At Charles River Park
The Friday Charles River race between Otto Maya Harry Helkes and Bobby Waithour is postponed due to a wet track and will run Thursday evening in Boston.
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Boston
Charles River Park
Otto Maya
Harry Helkes
Bobby Waithour
Columbus 11 Rome 0 in Georgia series opener
Columbus, Ga on July 25 delivered an 11 to 0 win over Rome, Ga in the second game of the series. The locals appear set to clinch the series as the visitors were outmatched. John R. Broonhead, long ill with typhoid, suffered a stroke and became paralyzed on the right side, in critical condition late last night.
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Columbus
Rome
Columbus, Ga
John 5
Broonhead
Whitehall Street
Africander Wins Winged Foot Handicap at Brighton Beach
Africander carried 119 pounds to victory at Brighton Beach earning the Winged Foot handicap crown and equaling the five and a half furlong track record in 1 06 3-5. Injunction trailed in second place as Smiles and Kisses faded, with heavy betting supporting Africander throughout the Harlem Course meet.
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Harlem
Aw York
Africander
Brighton Beach
Keene
Jerry
Q. Martin
Tioga
Wonderly
Kentucky Rose
Frenfern
Knockwagon
Squid
Woodlake
Tygai Bey
Glorious
Rough Rider
Brennan
Military
O'Connor
Cogswell
Smith
Dr Clark
Ninonta
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Pleasant Sal
Lord Rayner
Cragenfeld
Waterton
Georgia
Gardner
Fon
Arch
O ° Connor
Forget
Gdom
Locket
Tooth
Tim D., Jr
J. Martin
Injunction
Shaw
Smiles and Kigeses
Hedfern
John Barleycorn
Redfern
Octeroon
Bullman
Miss Buttermilk
Lord Badge
Chiron
Valley Forge
Tact
the Mower
Titian
Lady Ian
Worry
Barle Due Fan
Harlem Racecard and Dupees Case Highlight Meet
At Harlem on July 29 only one favorite won as six events produced two second choices and three outsiders. Jockey Dupee, under suspension amid fraud probes, faced possible license revocation after Helen Paxton’s Emerald Stakes win settled the matter. Race summaries list Alee, Poor Boy, Huachuca, Wotama, Braga, Chorus Boy as winners with detailed weights and times. Entries shown for upcoming races across multiple purses, plus postponement of New Haven grand circuit races due to a wet track.
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Harlem
James Dupes
Helen Paxton
Chicago Jockey Club
Dupee
Helen Bpaxton
Alee
Ransch
Jane Holly
Donnelly
Somersault
J. Walsh
Emma R. Regea
Lenora
Maria
Boomrack
Postillion
Nat Hegleston
Ben Frost
Poor Boy
Coburny
Lendin
Dominick
Collonade
Ng Dado
Joe Buckley
Top Soll
Mirance
Tucker Cox
Huachuca
I. Woods
J. Wright
Orla
J. Helgeson
Peat
Layla
Lady Idris
Deila Ostrand
Muresca
Cerrosanta
Watoma
Traxler
Gregory
Coburn
Tom Cogan
Buchanan
Alright
Glendon
St. Minor
Braga
Harry New
Dewey
Archie
Inspector Shea
Chorus Boy
Urchin
C. Bell
Rollick II
Helgebon
Hopefield
Ravenaburg
About
the Texan
Beauty Book
King Barleycorn
Temptregs
Benchart
Sporting Gossip Hog Gils Qod Odo D Goog
An abbreviated sports note with unclear names and details. The readable parts suggest a general gossip item about hogs and a game or event, but specifics are indiscernible from the fragment. No decisive teams players or scores can be confirmed.
What the Negro Is Doing in Atlanta for Delegates
Atlanta prepares for the Colored Young People's Christian congress to begin August 6 with large expected attendance. Prof W B Mathews, secretary of the homes committee, has opened an office at 7% North Broad and aims to provide delegates with homes. Carrie Steele Orphans' Home children sang at Wheat Street Baptist Church, aiding the elderly and needy. Rev P James Bryant leads church efforts while J Logan seeks coal, clothing, and bed linens for winter. Community groups, including Atlanta Woman's Club of Colored Women, are urged to contribute. The note praises Rev Carter’s work on the old folks home and urges practical Christian acts beyond prayer and song.
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Atlanta
Colored Young People’s Christian Congress
W. B. Mathews
Committee On Homes
North Broad Street
Carrie Sterte
Wheat Street
P. James Bryant
J Logan
Atlanta Woman's Club of
Carrie Steele
Carter
R. Carter
Marietta Club of Colored Women
L .B. Norris
Marietta
Marietta Club of Colored
Georgia
Augata Woman’s Club of Colored Women
Christianity in Practice at Bethel Church and Youth Congress
A local call to convert Bethel church into a home for aged and needy members is urged. A chorus of a thousand voices will rehearse at Wheat Branch Baptist church Monday night, July 71, under Professor William Roseborough of Nashville. The Negro Young People’s Congress and the Atlanta colored men’s YMCA seek support as they expand activities and facilities, including a reading room at 145 Auburn Avenue.
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Old Bethel Church
The
Negro Young People’s Congress
Wheat Birect Baptist Church
J R. Porter
Wiliam Roseborough
Nashville
Tenn
Young Men‘s Christian Association of Colored Men
Atlanta
Auburn Avenue
Ofa
Wren
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Klindworth Conservatory OF Music
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Academy OF the Visitation
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