Henley Allows Only Two Hits In Atlanta Victory
Weldon Henley of Atlanta pitched a remarkable game against Memphis, allowing only two hits while earning a loss due to eight walks and a wild pitch. The Braves, led by Henley’s sharp fielding and a three-base hit by Henley, pushed across runs in the second, while Valdois scored Memphis’ lone tally on a walk and a sacrifice.
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Masley
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Frank
Leighton
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Willams
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Memphis and Atlanta Split Series Notes and Baseball Roundup
In the ninth inning a misplay charged to them did not change the outcome as Atlanta and Memphis played a tight game. Highlights include three base hits by Henley and Leighton trio had strong support. Nashville and Little Rock games are noted with a shutout by Little Rock’s Guesa and disputes with umpire Ghto. The roundup covers minor leagues, college games, and a horse swap between Klausman and Ray.
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Wiseman
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Boore
Brookdale Handicap winner Ice King tops Harlem results
Chicago reports from Gravesend show heavy favorites faltering. Ice King defeated Kenilworth in the third race romp while Sigmund won the opening event at 16 to 1. Moderator took the second race as Ben Frost faded. Other races featured Last Knight, Rheta and Lou Woods securing victories with notable contenders like Kenilworth and The Don failing to prevail.
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Morning Side Wins Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend
At Gravesend New York on June 3 Morning Side led a parade of favorites in the Brookdale handicap one mile and a furlong. William C Whitney's filly battled Advance Guard to win by a neck in a hard stretch drive. Morning Side also claimed high weight races and other winners across the program with Morning Side, Colonel Padden, and Ancke among notable names in a busy card.
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Wheeler & Wilson No 9 sewing machine promoted
Ad touts Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines as the lightest running model and a trusted family favorite. Mentions New No 9 light running unit and the 71 Whitehall Street office. Advertises AU TERBA remedy to prevent Appendicitis and claims longevity and merit of the old reliable machine.
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Sheriff Bell Wins Harold Stakes In Latonia Photo Finish
At Latonia in Cincinnati on June 3 Sheriff Bell held off Lendin by a nose in the Harold stakes after a hard drive through the stretch. Bell was the even money favorite as Lendin pressed him to the wire, with the closeness prompting judges to separate them. Weather was fine and track fast with several races listed and results noted for Cotton Plant, Maghone, Jack Ratlin, and others.
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Suave
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Orla
Harness Races Arranged Between Atlanta and Macon
Atlanta and Macon plan a major harness race meeting likely late this month or early July. Top Atlanta drivers and twenty or more roadsters from Macon are listed with purses and betting expected. events include free-for-all trot and race, plus a big road race, with a potential return meeting at Atlanta.
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Elects Teachers Saturday For Fall Term
The School Board met yesterday to consider instructors for the fall term. Meetings were executive with no radical changes expected. Extra grades may be added in crowded districts. Grammar schools close Friday for summer. the term opens the second Monday in September.
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Board of Education
Short Items of Local Interest Sneak Thieves Steal Yard Hoses
Local police report multiple thefts of garden hoses from front yards during night hours. Also found 26 boxes of fine cigars hidden in a wood yard at 520 Marietta Street, suspected stolen goods. The body of Mrs. D. K. Logan transported to Kenia Ohio for burial after illness near Thomasville. A horse drawing a parcel delivery wagon was wounded after a locomotive scare at the station. Jefferson Davis day proclaimed half holiday. city offices closed at noon. Ward division discussion continues. charter committee aims for nine or ten wards and July completion. Chamber of Commerce backs Roosevelt visit to Atlanta and a trade extension trip for local merchants. Burial Association elects Dr J. W. Nelms president. Elliott estate sale yields funds. Dr Henry L. Wicon buys land in tracts. Dr Thomas H. Hancock to attend Southern Railway surgeons convention in Washington. County Commissioners to meet. routine agenda expected. Frank M. Hobbs appointed foreman of Memphis Morning News. Several obituaries and retirements noted. multiple funeral services scheduled. Fifty lots at Ormewood Park to be auctioned with $50 prize for a lucky ticket holder. Southern Golf Association meets in Nashville. Atlanta sends a strong team.
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Atlanta
White Path
Cordela Cox
Edwin
Charlie Wallace
Cox
L. P. Smith
5. L. Dickey
Horrace Smith
Dalton Mitchell
Ormewood Park
Henry L. Wilson
Lakewood
Soldiers
Five Tennis Clubs Form League Tournament This Summer
Five prominent Atlanta tennis clubs establish a league and commence a summer tournament run on a percentage basis. Clubs are Atlanta, St. Charles Avenue, West End, Highland Avenue, and College Park. A committee from the Atlanta Athletic Club, F G Byrd W W R Tichenor and Julian Harris, will supervise. Matches are scheduled each Saturday at various club courts with no trophy awarded.
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Atlanta Tennis Club
St. Charles Avenue Tennis Club
West End Tennis Ego
Highland Avenue Tennis Club
College Park Tennis Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
F.G. Byrd
W.W. R. Tichenor
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Oak and
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Paul Norcross
Walter Wilson
Harold Moore
C. Smith
Joe Wrungham
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West End
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Peeples
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A Long Pull for Branan in Congress
A political appeal urges voters to back Charles I Branan for congress citing democracy and white supremacy themes. It contrasts Branan with Livingston, presses for immediate voting, and claims Branan would press for government road funding and to counter the so called Rucker record.
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Congress
Branans
Branan
Mr. Livingston
Good Gli
Newton County
Livingston
Rucker
Atlanta Saturday World
Vis
Daily Market Review Follows Mixed Commodities and Livestock Prices
New York market shows steady old prices for iron and weak foreign markets with ledgers in flux. Live stock reports from Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis show mixed cattle hog and sheep results with varying gains and losses amid active trading. cotton prices fall amid expectations of upcoming crop reports.
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Heberg
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Texas
Market Decline Amid Fresh Selling Pressure Across Commodities
The article notes continued liquidation with fresh selling pushing prices lower, driven by drought and weather fears. It cites weak port receipts, expectations of further declines, and traders awaiting overseas results while the June bureau report weighs on sentiment. Treasury balances and assorted farm prices are also reported amid a cautious market mood.
Florida Vegetables Prices Reported From Atlanta Market
Florida vegetable prices listed for June 3 show cabbage at 11 to 12 cents per pound, cucumbers at 100 dollars per crate, beans at 1 dollar per crate, squash at 3 dollars per crate, beets and cabbage in size crates at 2 dollars 60 cents, tomatoes at 2 dollars 42.50 per crate, strawberries at 10 dollars 71 cents per crate, and pears at 2 dollars per crate.
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