Little Rock Game Delayed by Rain on Southern League Trip
The Remnants travel from Shreveport to Birmingham and Nashville then return to Atlanta, with nine games left as Memphis forfeits games involving certain suspended players. Nashville moved up to fourth in the league standings after rearrangement. Games vs Travelers postponed by rain. Nashville at Little Rock slated today, postponement affects trip schedule.
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Atlanta Fang
Ewing On Side Of Peace In Southern League Move
Memphis attorney Caruthers Bewire predicts smooth progress for the Southern League amid potential litigation over local baseball ads. He expects Babb Evans St Vrain and Frath to play again with board consent, and believes deemed ineligible pay disputes will still count in standings as won or lost.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh in National League Match
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 at home on July 30 as two errors and three hits produced four runs in the sixth inning. Attendance was about 5,500 with Brooklyn showing strong offense and solid pitching to secure the win.
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Exciting postponed game gives Cleveland nine run win over Chicago
In a nine inning wait, Cleveland scores nine to three against Chicago with MacCarthy delivering a single and Frick driving in runs after a misplayed double play. Attendance reaches 3,102 as Moore and Bemis handle pitching duties for Cleveland while Garvin and McFarland finish for Chicago. Wrightsville defeats Louisville seven to three in a separate Southern clash. Sparta over Norwood nine to eight in Georgia, Anniston tops Huntsville nine to four in Alabama. Munroe wins the Pittsburg bicycle race at the Coliseum in thirty five minutes and twenty eight seconds, narrowly beating Nat Butler by one mile and two laps.
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Livingston Wins Amateur Class at Atlanta Gun Club Shoot
Captain John Livingston of Chattanooga led the amateur division at Atlanta Gun Club, tying Crosby at 161 on the final day and posting a three day average of 155 2 3. Burke, Les, and Laucier also posted strong scores while Crosby, Bick, and Money were barred as professionals. Live-bird handicap events open today with scaled purses and a committee selected by the club.
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Bonnibert Wins Islip Handicap at Brighton Beach
Frank Farrells Bonnibert ridden by J Martin won the Islip handicap carrying 120 pounds at Brighton Beach, lowering the mile and furlong track mark to 1 51. Contend started as an outsider and Tom Kenny pressed the winner in the stretch.
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Harlem racing card yields six races with favorites upset
At Harlem on a hot clear day only one first choice won. Six races feature multiple outsiders and second choices. Notable results include L Etienne winning the six and a half furlongs and Miss Manners taking five and a half furlongs, with several horses and times listed for each event.
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Blind Stallion Rhythmic Wins $5000 Stake at Columbus Meet
On July 30 at Columbus Grand Circuit, 18 heats marked the second day with the 203 pacers setting a world record for a six heat race at an average 2:06 per mile. Rhythmic, the M and M stake winner in 2:23 trot, outpaced rivals while Dan R clinched the pace races with strong performances amid heavy track conditions. The program also featured Dan Patch’s drive planned by Myron die Henry on the final day, with other stakes including 2:12 and 2:19 trots and 2:15 pace events.
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Grant Wins Semifinal. Club Championship Final Set
Grant defeated Chance Thornton in a tense Atlanta Athletic Club championship tennis match with a 4-6, 6-6 scoreline and advances to meet Scott in today’s final round. The winner will face Sam C. Williams to defend the club title. In doubles, Broyles and Grant beat Byrd and Tichenor 4-6, -1, 7-5, while Peters and Daniels vs. Broyles and Grant was halted at 6-3, 3-2 due to darkness.
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Leander Wins Motor Pace Triple At Atlantic City Coliseum
In Atlantic City on July 30 a three cornered 5 mile motor paced heat saw Ray Duer of Buffalo finish first with James Hunter of Newark third and George Leander of Chicago second after a broken chain in heat one. Leander took the second heat and the final heat, with times 7.63 4-5 and 8.07 4-5 respectively. The 2 mile tandem between Daly Babcock and Boake Thompson won by Daly Babcock Thompson Daly in 3.20 1-5.
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