Clover Stakes Won Easily By Transmute At Gravesend
New York June 7 Mud runners were in demand at Gravesend but favored horses fell. Clover Stakes featured Transmute winning easily in the turf, with Hanzing Yater second and Mier Daingerfield third. Race details include six furlongs, odds, times, and a long list of runners.
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New York
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Trinsmute
Hanzing Yater
Mier Daingerfield
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Casaine
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Topsali
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Kniss
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Lor
Oneill
Notter
Catusa
Goldsmith
Pretension
Workman
Burns
Nyne
Balle
Orshaw
Hazel Thorpe
Isuate
Vergia
Do Reschke
J Nelly
Seconn
Milley
W. Davis
Botwyler
Modest
Tindale
Sis Optic
Sait
Pepser
National League Baseball Scores Snapshot
Chicago beat Boston 10 to 2 in a game led by Batter Realbach and ONeill, umpire Kiem, time 1:85, attendance 25,000. New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2, Vincinisti Craw and Bresnahan on the battery, time 49, umpire ODay. Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5 to 4. Harger Hahn and Phelps pitched with McIntyre and Fengen backing. Philadelphia topped St Louis 7 to 4. McFarland Nella and Warner with Zearfosa, Pattinger and Downa behind the plate. Time 1:35.
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Phelps
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Savannah
Macon
Charleson
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Louis
Shreveport
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Montgomery
American League Chicago trounces Philadelphia 8 0
Chicago unleashed eight runs on Philadelphia as Chicas started strong with a 1 0 1 0 0 4 3 0 sequence and McFarlane contributed a 1 1 0. Boston and St Louis also played with Boston defeating St Louis 3 to 1 while other line scores show further action and innings. Umpire Connolly oversaw the day with an attendance of 1 148.
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Philadelphia
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Phiadelphia - Apcocgade
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Connolly
Pirates Play Atlanta Today In Shreveport Series
In Atlanta yesterday the Pirates and Little Rockers split, Atlanta winning 5 to 3. George Winters hit safely in all four appearances, with two singles and two doubles, while Bernie McCay drew several walks and Gear in left made a key fielding play. Umpire Carpenter praised for tight calls as Barnum pitched well for Atlanta and the lineup included Winters Jackson Moren and Ely.
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Atlanta
Little Rock Bunch
Atlanta Ward
Gearville
Llttia Rockers
Jordan
Pirates
Shreveport
Montgomery
Cass
Travelers
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Burke
Birmingham
Bourke
Pfeninger
Carpenter Famale
Atanta
Buck
Barnum
O Amasa
Geome
Smith
Jackson
Moren
McMakin
Ely
Winters
George Wintera
George
Bernie McCay
Berne
Bolin
Holla
Bernie
Jordan Ried
Taylor
Cromer
Stafford
Ite
Snea. O
Johnso
Tice Johnson
Garvin
Morse
Sading
Barnums
Gilbert and Montgomery Forfeit A Baseball Game
In Montgomery on June 7 a game was forfeited in the first half of the seventh inning as the score stood 7 to 2 percent in Montgomery's favor. Umpire Hassett ejected Fisher for protesting, Welkart followed, then Grafus. Manager Gilles claimed insufficient players to continue, forcing a forfeiture, before Gillies accepted to proceed. Dr. Basyett upheld the decision amid 1,600 in attendance.
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Montgomery
Hassett
Fisher
Welkart
Graflus
Gilles
Gillles
Dr. Basyett
Core
Nickens Knocked Out Of Ball Inning Clash
Nashville on January 7 report says Memphis pitchers dominated Nickens, giving Shreveport a 4-0 lead through the first inning. Montgomery and Shreveport tallied runs in later frames as pitching and errors shaped the game. Breitenstein, Fisher, and McCoy worked mound duties with several players advancing on bases and multiple defensive miscues impacting the scoring.
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Memphis
Box
Nashville
Tenn
Jane
Nickens
Indian Springs Round Trip Ticket Offer Debuts Sunday
Southern railway announces Indian Spring and return tickets for 1.25, valid Sundays from June 4 until September 34, with 15 a.m. and 12 15 noon departures. Tickets priced 6 1.25 and return on same day. Beam Jr D Pallanta. Also notes American Association location details at Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee St Paul Louisville Columbus with various counts.
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American Association
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City
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Louisville
Nashville Beats Memphis In Error-Filled Baseball Game
Nashville wins 3 to 1 over Memphis with three base hits by Hurlburt and Street Three. Errors fueled Nashville’s runs as double plays featured Granville to Bennett to Fisy and Tamsett to Alexander to Whistler. Pitcher hits credited to Nickens and Russell Lofton, with passed balls from Accorsint. Struck out totals show Stret 4 and Russell 4. Walks tallied Strelt 8 and Russell. Duffy Gannon and Wiseman credited with stolen bases. time 1.55. Umpire Prenninger overseeing the game.
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Norcur
Berett
Elsy
Memphis
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Beecher
Weikurth
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Gnonnon
Guks
Lba
Dungan
Eo Fritz
Whistler
Alexander
Graffius
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Coos
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Brouthers
Emplesworth
Gardner
Él Shiebeck
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Metcy
Hurlbart
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Fisy
Nickens
Russell
Lofton
Balla
Accorsint
Stret
Strelt
Sacvlecenite
Duffy
Gannon
Hurlburt
Wiseman
Prenninger
Largest Score Yet in South Atlantic League Play
August games in the South Atlantic League show high scoring with multiple matchups. Batteries included Cicotta and Lauzon against Fox and Hornish. Kelir umpired with 989 attendance. Savannah beat Charleston 4 to 3. Veinuelle and Robinson pitched for a 6-2 Jacksonville win over Columbia. Heisman and Holmes led Savannah as Keefe umpired for a 1,260 attendance.
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Hornish
Kelir
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Jacksonville
Veinuelle
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Ashton
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Latham
Sno
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Savannah
Heisman
Holmes
Savage
Munson
Keefe
Barons Blank the Pelicans in Birmingham Series
In Birmingham Alabama on June 7 the Barons defeated the New Orleans Pelicans to take the series. Highlights include Dusty Miller with three hits including a triple, Pylant limiting New Orleans to five singles with two errors, while Glendon struggled and was wild at times. The Virginia Carolina League entries list races and horses with varied odds and participants.
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Ala
New Orleans
Glendon
Pylant
Dusty” Miller
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