Tradition Wins Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend
Tradition, the favorite, led from the start and held on to win the Gazelle Stakes at a mile and a sixteenth. Coy Mald was second, with a long margin back to third as the field faded toward the finish. Race details include other races and entries at Gravesend with strong showings from several horses and jockeys.
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New York
Gravesend
Coy Mald
Davigy
Nicol
Irie Lau
Toucan
Kealer
Vasa Sandery
Mevhori
Basel
Musanlello
Arsenal
Poscasion
Quiladi
Sud
Tine
Otgege
Tila Snyder
Tera
Melbourne
Embarrassment
Rocklangs
Roseland
Gold Dome
Maggie Saroup
St. Breeze
Sailor Boy
Phidias
Miller
George C. Bennets
Mlovs
Inquiaitar
Shaw
Péog
Selii
Boening
L. Siith
Tsclatian
Crimmins
Lawsonian
O'Neill
Gassandra
Rest Fing
Sdndringham Belly
Greenland
Gamester
Guy Mannerng
Babe B
Gentlan
Kings+ more
Society
Burns
S Bank
Trivers
Thae
Bon Royal
South Atlantic League Scores From June 6 Meetings
Baseball briefs from Savannah and Charleston report Columbia beating Jacksonville 8 to 0 with Bracken Leslie Walkie Earle as batteries and Latham umpiring before 1,500 in attendance. Savannah thumped Macon 8 to 3 as RILE and Casya Nus Horfars hurled. Augusta edged with 4 to 7. Macon swept a doubleheader, Laval Dwyer Spade Harnish at the plate and Hoth in relief, time 2 hours.
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Bracken
Leslie
Earle
Latham
Charleston
Savanteh
Savanna
Rile
Jacasonville
Laval
Dwyer
Spade
Harnish
RHE Augusta
Dacen
Rucker
Hoth
Spada
Kelley
Arnes
McRae Tops Vidalia 8 to 3 in Georgia Game
McRae defeated Vidalia 8 3 in McRae Georgia on June 6 in the second game of the series. Pitchers were Hines and Westbrook for McRae and Donaldson and Stout for Vidalia. Struck out by Hines and Donaldson. 3 hits off Hines. 3 off Donaldson.
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McRae
Vidalia
McRee
Score
Batteries
Hines
Westbrook
Donaldson
Stout
Ines
Timely Hitting Beats Memphis Pelicans in Third Contest
In Wardville Tennessee on June 6 Nasaville won a third straight contest over Memphis Pelicans. Birmingham Alabama provided action as Cowboy Clarke pitched until the ninth before being relieved by Fitzpatrick. Dygert faltered late but Holly’s two triples helped secure the win for Nasaville.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pelicans
Cowboy Clarke
Fitzpatrick
Clarke
Dygert
Ike
Barons
Vaughan
Holly
Bageers
Atlanta Loses Third as Johnson Homers Again
In a rough clash between Atlanta and Little Rock, Johnson belts his third homer of the season as Little Rock sluggers pummel Atlanta pitching early. Smith labors in the first inning, while Archer and McCay spark late defense as Little Rock edges ahead 9 5 in a back-and-forth contest.
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Johnson
Little Beck
Charley Smith
Heere
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chinn
Smith
Waterloo
Shortston Johnson
Regsular
Atlanta Sluggers
Mr. Chin
Little Rockers
Archer
Byrnie McCay
Athkinta
Anderson
Arove
Calor
Crozier
McCay
Winters
Blake
Jamson
Morse
Whitey
Genartea
Atlanta Brewers
Memphis
Quarizr
MATHEW C. CARROLL leans into catching duties for Atlanta team
The article notes catcher duties may shift to Mathew C. Carroll as Archer leaves Atlanta for Toronto. Carroll’s catching and headwork impress managers and locals, with Woodward from Tech mentioned as a potential backstop in practice. Carroll promotes Genuine Red Rust Proof Oats with prices and samples via Garrison Dunlap Walker Co.
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Atlanta
Toronto
Shea
Will de Catching
Archer
Considera
Woodward
Dees Ofeet
Shearx
Tor
Snap
New York
Carrol
Peachtree Sheet
Dunlap-Walker Co
Altus
Chia
Sum of Earned Runs Inches Past N Orl At Birmingham
New Orleans and Birmingham fought to a 4 to 4 tie with Clarke and Dygert each surrendering multiple hits. Off Clarke two base hits by Holly and five strikeouts, Dygert fans four, Fitzpatrick six. Birmingham tallies 8 hits, New Orleans 6, with miscues and double plays noted. Time 1:86. Attendance 1,741.
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Nashille
H. Bo
Wennott
Aren Ert
Buvey
Wandetin
Wisemin
Pa Vansing
Wranville
Becoreind
jBalley
Totak
Weenie
Po. Beerher
Dutty
Gannon
W Walstler
Dungan
Avenanéer
Hurthut
Suggs
Nashville
Jemphis
Tams
Accorsini
Bennett
Asea
Ashville
Memphis
Bailey
Attendanes
Umpire
Preninger
New Orleans
Birmingham
Stanley Clarke
Holly
Boston
Clarke
Dygert
Fitpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Hennessy
Stexsley
Moor
Moore
Sehlap
Sullivan
Beck
Bullivan
Rowe
Holley
Wilams
Rowhe
Smith
Blake
Thomaston High Falls to Atlanta Nine in Big Crowd
In Thomaston Ga June 6 before a large crowd the Thomaston High team lost to the Boys High School of Atlanta by 7 to 4. The game featured three bag hits by G King and Red Smith while P Allen went 3 for 4 at the plate.
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Thomaston
Boys’ High School of
Atlanta
G. King
Red Smith
P. Allen
MsLaughlin
King
John Bramps
Allen
G. Walker
Ed Smitart
M. Matthews
Pea
Jones
Lockridge
Secretary Hay Sails Today From London to New York
In London on June 8 Secretary Hay remains quiet at his hotel and maintains close contact with the embassy to seek respect for his quiet stance. He will sail for New York tomorrow aboard the White Star liner Baltic. In Alabama, Fort Gaines tops Union Springs 4 to 3 in game two of the series, with strong hitting on both sides.
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Hay
London
Jone
Hig Hotel
New York
White Star
Baltic
Port Gaines
Union Springs
Ala
Fort Gaines
National League results and late innings actions
Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Dugdaleby allowed three early hits in the first inning including Beaumonts homer. Doolin led Philadelphias offense. Attendance 2,580. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 after Chech pitched eight strong innings before tiring. Time 1:55. Attendance 1,600.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Duggleby
Pitts
Geaumont
Corridon
Doolin
Philadelphians
Scere
Fittsburg
Gies—Roberiaile
Phillinplang
Mieby
Cotridon
Kehoe
Kiemami Bause
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chech
St Louis
Taylor and Warner
Schlei
Emelle
Sparks Get Anxious In Delta League Pitcher Report
Memphis Tennessee June 6 A special dispatch from Laurel Mississippi says Batter Sparks the former Delta League star plans to report to Atlanta for a Southern League tryout if manager Jordan approves He was offered a rich contract by Aberdeen to stay and pitch against an all sollesian team visiting Memphis this week Sparks has risen from 120 pounds to over 180 and has a notable independent season performance
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Atlanta
Jordan
Memphis
Enn
Laurel Miss
Sparks
Vonder
Jorden
Aberdeen
American League Roundup Two Games Postponed
In Boston rain postponed Boston against St Louis and in New York rain postponed New York against Cleveland. Washington beat Detroit 7 to 3 as Walters? team homers fueled the win and pitchers steady. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 1. Wade extended a streak despite a defeat for Chicago hitters. Danville results show Greensborn 4 in a nearby action.
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Ab. H. Po
Hadord
Hennesay
Miller
Delehanty
Pcs
Smith
New Orleans
Matt WA
ol&Kreveport
Schian
Memphis
W. Vb
Farmingham
Maore
Clarke
Atlanta
Montgomery
R. Glarke
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Patrick
Little Rack
Aughan
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Appo
Nley
Savannah
Adeay
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Hahn
Macon
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Wee
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Dygert
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Flizpatrick
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Scora
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Birmingham
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Sea Ee
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Little Rock
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Shreveport
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Estots
Mame Dane
Gion
Detras H
Jacobsen Bughea
Don. Mule
Dri
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Smith and McFarland
Waddel
Schreck
Forty seven hits in seven games note Babe incident
In a game summary, mentions Anderson with timely hits and positions in center and right field. Smiley praised for steady play, Winters limited by ankle, McKay erratic yet brilliant at times. The box shows Atlanta and Little Rock players with mixed performances and line scores.
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Anderson
Smiley
Sinitea
Shane
McCay
Little Rock
Blake
Hurey
Taylor
Gear
Reading
Johnson
Ag Garvin
Chinn
Atlanta
Crowler
McKay
Winters
Morse
Tordan
Brug
Ayiton Starford
Archer
Smith
Wees
Jordan
Uroxiet
Johnson Tanas
China
Carpenter
Burke
Seventy Thousand Bales Cotton Receipts Shatter Records
Americus Georgia reports seventy thousand bales of cotton coming into the season, breaking all prior totals. Most of this cotton has already been exported, with only a few hundred bales left in local warehouses.
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Americus
Sesson
Americas
Speaker Gully Resigns After Decade as Commons Speaker
Leiden June 6 William Court Gully officially announced his resignation as Speaker of the House of Commons citing ill health after two decades in the role. Prime Minister Balfour and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman expressed regret and the premier said a resolution would seek the king's elevation to the peerage as is customary for retiring Speakers.
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House of Commons
Leiden
William Court Gully
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Guily
Trains Plunge Off Embankment Wreck Destroys Train
At Bedford City Virginia on June 6 a Norfolk and Western freight train derailed after leaving the rails spilling cars and crews. A negro fireman was killed and four tramps were injured two white and two negro. The wreck left two engines and seven cars overturned and destroyed.
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Lynchburg
Norfolk and Western
Bedford City
Cure for Drunk Driving Proposed at Local Meeting
A dubious health message argues for treatment to curb drinking and urges support for a multi form cure. It mentions no specific program but cites streets in Atlanta and urges caution against unsafe methods while promoting a purported two form cure.
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Broad
Marlette
Atlanta
Pirates Fall To Montgomery In Ninth Inning Rally
Shreveport fans watched a late ninth inning rally that fell short as Montgomery held on to win. Key plays and close calls at the plate highlighted the game, with 1,800 in attendance. Montgomery's Lynch and Kennedy led with solid hits while Shreveport battled, but errors and timely hits by Montgomery sealed the outcome.
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Shreveport
Loyals
He Po
E Lynch
Oy Foe Fa Buse
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O Brouthers
Molesworth
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Swann
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Saena
Stavball
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Busch
Bavans
Abeels
Stouthars
Kennedy
Schwartz
State Wants Immigrants Worth Carolina Board of Agriculture Action
The June board meeting authorized Secretary Broner to advance immigration efforts. A circular will guide applicants, with a land registry of sales and free literature from the department. The state plans to mail information to inquirers and provide literature for those seeking assistance.
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Worth
Carolina
Races at Latonia Include Close Finishes and Upsets
Latonia race day yields varied outcomes with Preséution winning the six furlongs in 1 15.5 as odds of 15 to 1. Alar claims the one mile race at 7 to 0 with Austin aboard, while Cartrag wins the five furlongs at 11 to 16. Sweet takes the six furlongs at 8 to 1, Minnie Adams wins the four and a half furlongs, and a crowded program lists entries and contenders across six events and many runners.
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Orth &Rn Star
Trot
Gig Englund
Love Fog
Jetgam
Girdle
Little Florentine
Vaurriage Bells
Montreson
QuadilNe
Et Tu Bruce
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el Topia
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Billy Banastar
Hammeraway
Evelyn Griffin
Ormance
Rigm
Dekaber
Red
Rea Knight
de Resnkko
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Onatas
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Brigand
Gilso
Frovecca
Ken
Novena
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Oretar
Topright
Castain Bob
Angier
Jack Stam
Tia
Heravda
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Frank Tyler
Bis Optic
Ld Mafilan
Pepper
Roma
Alar
Cork
Withiaci
Saracen
Treubel
Ture
Antara
Dudley
Voltmetre
Sweet
Narvaler Giothersoi
Atagr
Tim Bernie Kinney
Francis
Orline
Trewael
I. Harlequin
Harkleberry
Scotch Thistle
Berry Hughes
Easter Boy
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