Lynch Is Given Walking Papers After Tornado Trip
Atlanta and Birmingham teams travel to head-to-head games as rain and a tornado disrupt schedule. Little Rock reports Bobby Lynch was released by the Memphis club amid protests filed by Manager Powell. Yesterday results include Nashville 5 New Orleans 2 and Shreveport 14 Montgomery 1.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
New Orleans
Littl Rock
Powell
Georgia Crackers
Bobby Lynch
Mique
Dolan
Travelers
Kavanaugh
Tittle Rock
Ark
Crackers
Lynch
Weyhing
New Orleans Q
Athletics to Meet Y M C A in Piedmont Park Clash
Atlanta Athletic Club and the Young Men's Christian Association will clash at Piedmont Park tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Each side has defeated the other this season, and the result will declare the stronger outfit. Battery: Athletica Moses and Wright. Y M C A Mangum and Quailes. Lineups include Vickery Gore Browning Thomas Tichenor Lenard Clarke Quailes Weddington Cox Mangum Reynolds Patterson White Moses.
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Piedmont’ Park
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Young Men's Christians Association
Piedmont Park
The
Athletica
Harry Moses
Wright
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mangum and Quailes
V.m. CA
AJA Cc
Vickery
Gore
Ab. Stephens
Ee Browning
Lawrenceville Beats Oxford 14-3 in First of Three Games
Lawrenceville Ga July 30 Special Lawrenceville defeated fast Oxford in a 14 to 3 contest in the opening of a three game set. Powell starred on the mound with 15 strikeouts and allowed four hits while also contributing two hits. Batteries Lawrenceville Powell Poe Oxford Candler Arandash. Struck out Powell fifteen. CandierAfteen.
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Lawrenceville
Oxford
Powell
Poe
Candler
Arandash
Strick
Gandler
Cander Afteen
Postel To Sell His Interest In Washington Club
Detroit July 30 President Frederick Postal of the Washington baseball club left for Washington to close a deal for selling his holdings. If successful he will purchase an interest in the Detroit team.
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Postel
Detroit
Mich
Frederick Postal
Washington Baseball Er
Weehington
Valdosta beats Quitman in two game set
In Valdosta Georgia on July 30, Valdosta defeated Quitman 6 to 4 in the afternoon game. Batteries were Middleton and Robison for Valdosta and Cox and Grover for Quitman. Valdosta travels to Quitman tomorrow for two games.
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Valdosta
Quitman
Accre
Batteries
Middleton
Robinason
Cox
Grover
Valdost
Tripartite Agreement Resolution Adopted in New York
Representatives of the National Association of Baseball Leagues met in New York at Hotel Victoria on July 30 1993 to adopt a resolution urging the National League and American League to respect existing contracts and reservations pending a tripartite agreement. Presidents Johnson and Pullen conveyed the communication.
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National Association
New York
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Hotel Victoria
Star
National Lenal Association
Ing of Representatives
Minr
National League
American League
Johnson and Pullen
Georgia football poised for strong season under Ketron and Miller
Captain Ketron and Manager Miller of the University of Georgia football team say the coming season looks bright. Six returning players Klettern Harmon Willingham Bower McIntyre and Dickinson provide experience, with many candidates from a large roster vying for spots. The schedule includes Clemson Mercer Tech Vanderbilt Tennessee Davidson and Auburn with three appearances in Atlanta and a Thanksgiving clash.
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Milley
University of Georgia
Kletron
Harmon
Willingham
Bower
McIntyre
Dickinson
Miller
Atlanta
Georgia
Giorgia
Tech
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Clemson
Athens
Mercer
Macon
Technological School
University of Tennessee
Knoxvite
Davidson
Charlotte
N. c
Crackers Fight To Back To Back Road Series Start
News notes on the Crackers lingering in second place with eight points behind and a nine-game road stretch ahead beginning next Thursday at Fishermen. Reports mention Little Rock crowds, Nap Rucker, Henley’s pitching for the Athletics, and calls for stricter umpire discipline while highlighting upcoming trips and potential returns to a top finish.
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Little Rock
Finny
Crackers
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Athletics Take Both In Philadelphia Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeated Washington in both games on July 30. Waddell left after six in game two, replaced by McGeehan who held Washington to no hits. Attendance 9,500. First game score: Washington 2 Philadelphia 12. Second game score: Washington 1 Philadelphia 9. Batteries and umpires listed. era and line scores noted. Other league results around the day include St Louis over Detroit, Chicago over Cleveland, New York over Boston, and Cincinnati crushing Chicago.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Dg. Powers
Henley
McCormick
Senators
Powers
Plank
Jasper
Pickens County
Georgia
the Picayune
Rickert
Washington
Waddell
McGeehan
Plaitors
Rhe ‘Washington
Townsend
Dunkle
Kittredge
Bassett
Ava Washington
Orth
Drill
Schreck
Hassett
St. Louis
Detroit
Sudhoff
Donovan
Loula
Buelow
Sudham
Kahoe
Connolly
Chicago
Cleveland
Deering
New York
Boston
Beville
Gibson
J. Stahl
Criger
Sheridan
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
E Daily
Poole
Bergen
Fletz
Weimer
Kiing
Ime
Moran
Tash P.c
New York A
Brookly
Esashington
Rough sea and high wind suit Shamrock III in race
Atlantic Highlands New Jersey July 8 in rough conditions Shamrock III faced stronger than ever winds over 12 knots per hour and showed a bold performance in windward work, reportedly beating her sister by about six minutes, signaling a strong cup challenge.
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Shamrock
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Mites
Windward
Work
Gould
Major Delmar First in Abbott Trotting Race at Island Park
Albany July 30 Major Delmar won the Abbott race at Island Park for 2500 dollars, taking two straight heats as The Abbott failed to challenge. Knox’s Gelatine Baby claimed second in the later heats, with other purse events and times noted including 2 14 pace and 9 15 four trot.
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Major Delmar
the Abbott
Albany
N. Y
Major Delmer
Abbott
Island Park
Odtia
Knox
Daryl
Heita
Authoress
Two Home Runs And 2 Bags Full In Shreveport Victory
Shreveport beat Montgomery three straight as Polchow yielded to a pounding offense. McFarland hit a first inning homer with two on, then again in the seventh with the bases loaded. The game ended early as Montgomery departed to catch a train. In Nashville, Nashville topped New Orleans 9 to 6 as Rungell excelled on the mound and Fisher clashed with an umpire.
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Shreveport
Brontgomery
Pirates
Polchow
McFarland
Montgomery
RHE Brireveport
Wughey and Page
Polchow and Clark
Nashville
New Orleans
Naashvillie
Rungell
Tennessea
Fisher
Boore
Outlaws Return to Southern League From West Coast
Memphis Tennessee reports that Southern League president Kavanaugh has been informed by Shreveport of Hulseman, top batter for two seasons, returning this week after two months with Pacific coast outlaws. Others deserters are said to join, Coffen Jackson arrives, Wilhelm may be brought in, Doughtry signed by Little Rock after a 0-0 eighteen inning game and a twelve inning win.
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Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Kavanaugh
Southern League
Shreveport
Hulseman
Coffen Jackson
Birmingham
Wilhelm
Talbotton Defeats Butler 29 to 0 in Georgia Tilt
Talbotton Ga July 30 Special Talbotton defeated Butler 29 to 0 behind heavy batting and strong pitching by McGhee who struck out seventeen and yielded only a scratch hit Butler Wallace and Butler at catcher. Telbotten McKee Gibson powered the Talbotton offense while Butler struggled at the plate in this one sided game.
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Talbotton
Butler
Specialj
Talbotten
McGhee
Telbotten
McKee
Gibson
Wallace
Americus Defeats Dawson In Spirited Afternoon Tilt
In Americus today July 1 30 Americus beat Dawson 10 to 7 in a spirited game before a large crowd. Dawson boasted an excellent team but fell to Americus in the first sustained this season. The clubs meet again tomorrow.
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Americas
Dawson
Americus
Augusta Beats Columbus 10 to 0 in Georgia Baseball Clash
Augusta Georgia on July 10 shut out Columbus 10 to 0 in a rematch. Ruehr pitched for Augusta and Ragan for Columbus as both lineups were the same as Monday. Augusta collected twenty hits off Ragan while Ruehr allowed only five hits.
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Auguste
Columbus
Augusta
Ruehr
Ragan
Columbua
Three Straights for Cordele in local series
Cordele Georgia reports the home team returning after sweeping Fort Valley in three straight games, pitching 30 scoreless innings. They failed to score in the first game of twelve innings, the game ending in a tie, then tallied seven in the second and two in the third.
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Cordele
Fort Valley
Ransall
Anniston Defeats Rome 7 to 3 in Alabama Tilt
Anniston Alabama edged Rome 7 to 3 in an afternoon game. McFarland of Anniston held Rome hitless until the eighth inning when a walk a sacrifice and a single produced the visitors first run. Hits were Anniston 11 Rome 3. Errors read Anniston 3 Rome 1. Batters: Anniston Moverlan Gambly Ri Giteon Hornbuckle.
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Anniston
Ala
Miy
Hime
McFarland
Balla
Astarita Wins Clarendon Handicap at Jamaica
Astarita leads from the start to win the Clarendon handicap at Jamaica on furlongs, with King Pepper second and The Guardsman among those to run. Agnes D. proves surprise at 25 to 1 in the day’s feature race, while other races feature Cincinnatus and Hazelwood entrants. Rabelais wins the Goodwood Cup in London as Ocilla and Mystic split results in a separate Georgia ball game.
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Astarita
Agnes D
New York
Jamaica
Farrell
King Pepper
Guardaman
Hicks
Aastaritea
Marty
Chrice
Osgood
Cochran
Haack
Orlort
Jus
Triestesse
Fleetitul
Pittacus
Evening Light
Harry
Creamer
G. Whittier
Gannon
April Bhower
Callahan
Gaviota
Circus
Barbe Due
Short Cake
Gold Dome
Fern Rock
Cantwell
Golden Mallow
Pol Rogers
Panaha
October Flower
Mohican
Gold Spout
Gypsy Hen
la Grecque
Mary le Grandwan
Astaritas
Illyria
D. O'Connor
Hoar
Desouza
Petra II
Wainwright
Barry Eve
McCafferty
Ernest Parham
Royal Pirate
Dark Planet
Blue Victor
Reformer
Locket
Gibson Light
Captain Gaines
Star and Garter
King Carter
Sentry
Anak
Messing
Demurrer
Homestead
Flying Buttress
Wealth
Bonner
Ilyria
Thistle Heather
Dinah Bhad
Iriah Jewel
Early Eve
True Blue
Past
Stroller
Lady Radnor
Lewis
Elia Snyder
Judge Fulton
Squid
Lady Mistake
Albany
Pastoral
Privilege
Ester Heel
Brightwood
Destiny
Black Socks
Gladdmile
Tlower
Ruby Hempstead
Hedman
Lady Badge
Lidia Lylle
Bouvier
Silver Supper
Revelation
Richmond
the Rhymer
Sambo
G Whittler
Setauket
Daisy Green
Lord Advocate
Athelroy
William Breag
Ben Cotta
Stone Wall
Dutch Dan
Wine Carter
Sir Roche
Velox
White Creat
Earl of Norfolk
Improvements at Fort Screven Quarters Project Planned
Fort Screven Tybee Island announces a $100000 improvement program approved by the quartermaster general. Colonel A C Taylor, commanding, will select sites for new QMOC quarters and men’s housing at once. The plan follows his recommended improvements and aims to enhance facilities at the post.
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Fort Screven
Hannah
A. C. Taylor
Fort Screeen
Tybee Island
Taylor
Russia Enlisting Chinese In Manchuria
The viceroy of Chi Li province convened four military councils to decide on China’s response if Russia asks for support against Japan. It is reported Russia is enlisting Chinese in Manchuria.
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Russia
Tisn-Tsin
Chi Li
China
Japan
Manchuria
Cortelyou to Select Women Inspectors for Immigration Service
Washington July 30 Secretary Cortelyou will choose a limited number of women from civil service lists to assist in the immigration service. They will join male inspectors to board arriving vessels and examine women passengers. A three month trial of the program in the spring of the previous year was abandoned.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Enforcing Pure Food Act Moves To Sample Foreign Goods
Washington July 30 the department today sought Treasury authority to sample and chemically analyze certain food products shipped to the United States from abroad. An official examination will decide if these products are deleterious, or if their use is prohibited in their country of origin, with entry blocked if needed.
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Washington
Negrievltural Department
Pure Food Act
Tteasury Department
Hawthorne Race Day Features Wide Stakes Card
At Chicago Hawthorne track, a 125 pound proceeds race won by Elwood at 40 to 1, Father Tallent and Indian II also featured. Early races include Fanny Hodge victory in five furlongs and Marlboro entries across six events with odds and times noted. Jockey Birkenruth restored to good standing as weather and track conditions favor slower footing.
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Hawthorne
Elwood
Father Tallent
Birkenruth
Fanny Hodge
TF Wilson
Major Pelham
Davis
Touchstone
H. Phillips
Blumenthal
Annora J
Esherson
Indian II
Hueston
Miranda
Johnston
Hand Wive
McAuiliffe
Milas Brandon
Slap Dash
Phil Aker
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Helgerson
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Peter J. Somers
Commodore
Requimas
Bis
Andrews
Sardine
Relts
the Forum
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Muresca
Phillips
Erema
Optional
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Sharp Bird Ina
Berge
Bonner
Orama
Wilson
Fonsaluca
Erne
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Callant
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Snow Drift
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Dabrock
Sweet Tooth
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Silver Fizz
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Howendobler
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Major Dixon
Grand Opera
Telamon
Major Tenny
Brulare
the Giver
Aladdin
Bessie McCarthy
Warte Nicht
Bondage
Huzzah
Opera
Tenny
Hildreth
Arthur
Automaton
Bile Cord
Macorita
Charley Grainger
Miracle II
the Kentuckian
Frivol
Censor
Sir Christopher
Sweetie
Nettle Dutchman
Scipio
Falkland
J. W. O'Neiil
Chapel
Ralph Young
Sol Smith
Banwell
Laura Belle
Cognomen
Apollinaris
Dorice
Miles Mollie
Otis
Headwater
Scotch Plaid
Maabina
Evening Star
Tom Curl
Zyra
Excursionists Help Fill Central Georgia Rail Line
Nine teen cars carried excursionists of both races into Macon from Valdosta and calls were made on stations along the Georgia Southern and Florida line. Physicians in Macon criticized city council for sewer improvements near the park, citing disease risk to residents and visitors of the fair. Dr Eugene Elder, head surgeon at the city hospital, plans a month long tour of eastern states and Canada to study hospitals. Night operations against English sparrows in College Forsyth Mulberry streets dispatched by fire department and police. Captain Robert Haslehurst recovers from fever and aides the volunteers. Macon mayor notes future police protection expansion if Vineville and Huguenin Heights annexed.
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Macon
Georgia Southern and
Florida Railroad
Valdosta
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Eugene Elder
City Hospital
Canada
Elder
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Syracus
Fire Department
College
Forsyth
Mulberry Street
Hazlehurst
Robert Haslehurat
Forsyth Street
Haslehurat
Bridges Smith
Vineville
Huguenin Heights
Mildred 4 wins Missouri stake at St Louis race day
At St Louis on July 30 Mildred 4 led 6 furlongs to win the Missouri stake for 2 year olds by two lengths. Wreath of Ivy beat Orient for second. Mildred L faded to fourth but rallied to win easily. In the third race Andke was nearing the wire when Austin struck causing her to stop and finish second. Heavily raced card followed with multiple races and results listed.
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Mildred
Missouri
Wreath of Ivy
Orient
Mildred L
Sath
Austin
Heavry
W Watson
Even
Ben Grandpa
D. Austin
Leech
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Benton
Sweet Note Tan
Lord Neville
Wo Booker
Aules
Traxler
Eliza Dalton
Ilggeins
Vital
Rochester
Ben Hempstead
West Baden
Swift Candle
Lady Vasaht
F Smith
Sheehan
Angelee
Sartor Rosarius Ben Adkins
Perla
A W. Booker
Irving Mayer
Loudon
Baronet
Miss Eon
Dr. Carrick
Latsom Robick II
the Fiddler
Henan
Exuries
Vaden
Fonsedora
Bush Smith
Enigma
Pinky
Major Carpenter
Badle Burch
Selting
Goudy
Mistle
Exapo
Stubbs
Hydropho
San Lutten
Northern Spy
Swart Plot
Moltle T. Pay the Fiddler
Lady Ideas
Kitty G
Danusia
Bugler
Ralmand
Ingolthrift
Pivateer
Orpheum
South Breeze
W B Gates
Judge Cantrill
Joale F
Lynch
Zirl
Fafal
Sue
Mike Strang
Tannent
Halmis
Mac Beth
Hem- Jock Jerry Jtunt
Joe Goss
Sid Silver
Sixter Titian
Fonso
King
Sir Paul
Yainden Ella
Tambourlné Gtri
Dr. Garrick
Hookie Oka
Nearest
Aulea
Windy conditions halt Lou Dillon’s record bid in Cleveland
A large crowd saw Lou Dillon fail to lower her 2 3/5 pace record as strong winds postponed the trial in Cleveland. Hand cards ran bolder than prior days while several events completed with notable performances. Purse events included a 2:04 mile pace and multiple heats with Misa Willa mont, Pauline G, and Jay McGregor winning in fast times.
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Cleveland
Lou Dillon
Misa Willamont
Pauline G
Jaclisco
Jaclisco Jira
Jay McGregor
Gray Gemmicogd McAdams
Dan A
Gelatine King
Snaconds
Coney
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