Pirates Lose First Contest at Shreveport in Tight 3 2 loss
Atlanta wins 3 2 as two runs come from Shea in the second inning and a timely hit by Krug etches the lead. Moren holds Shreveport to four, while Shreveport suffers crippling lineup changes due to injuries and a broken press.
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Atlanta
Shreveport
Ama
Shea
Jordan
Krug
Evans
Tom Wisher
Beld
Tims
Grafius
Weikart
Moren
Hanley
Gillis
Hob Stafford
Helnie
Bob Stafford
Feld
Pirates
Smith
Welkart Wms
Fritz
Kennedy
Tom Fisher
Gillies
Nickens Loses to Travelers in Nashville Game
Nashville Tenn June 8. Little Rock won the game with the bat in the first inning. Attendance notables 1 009. Score not provided in readable text.
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Nickens
Travelers
Nashville
Tent
Little Rock
Pelicans Win From Senators in June Baseball Meet
New Orleans dominated Montgomery in Montgomery with superior hitting and few errors. Pitching by Breitenstein priced the visitors with a 9 to 2 victory. Montgomery errors cost them, while New Orleans capitalized on opportunities. Umpires Burke called the game after 7 minutes and 46 seconds.
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Montgomery
Rohe
lMtontromery
Stultz
Breitensta
Busch
Schwartz
Schlebeck
Itenstein
Nadeau
Islams
Hahn
Rohs
Burke
National League Scores Here. Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn Big 11–2
Cincinnati overwhelmed Brooklyn 11 to 2 in a June 8 game at home with 3,314 in attendance. Alice Roosevelt witnessed the match, receiving cheers as she left the park. Batteries: Overall and Schier, Eason and Ritter. Time, 1:54. Chicago trounced Boston 11–2 as Fraser’s hitters produced late, with 2,300 in attendance. Milne, Fraser and Street. Time, 1:60. Philadelphia edged St. Louis 5–2 on consecutive hits in the late innings, 1,800 in attendance. Thielman, Kellum and eartoss, Duggieby and Devin. Time, 42. Pittsburgh defeated New York 4–1 as Met’s first defeat looms, 7,810 in attendance. Case and Peltz, James and Bresnahan. Time, 1:85.
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Boa Mommen
Sia Cherieston
Columbia
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Ays
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Cincinna
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St. Louis
Estar
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Little “Rock
New Orleans
Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Alice Roosevelt
Scora
Sehier
Eason and Ritter
Chicago
Fraser
Beore
R.H. E
Doston
Wilmer
Kling
Street
Milne
Ree St. Laws
Thielman
Kellum
Eartoss
Duggieby
Devin
Pittsburgh
New York
Pittsburg
Amet
Scera
H.E. Pittsburg
Case
Peltz
Ames
Bresnahan
Cleveland
Moore
Caesbro
Kiernan
Mooreland Buelow
Plank
Philadephia
White
McFarland
Powers
Schreck
Bostom
St Louis
EL Boston
Gibson
Winter
Cuger
Glade
Sugden
Thane
Hawkes the Optician
Hawkes the Optician offers mating and fitting of spectacles with recognized expertise. Expert opticians attend at 14 Whitehall for specialized eyeglass service.
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Hawkes
Whitehall
Detroit 6 Washington 5 in eleventh tense finish
In Detroit Washington led by two through nine innings but folded in the eleventh. Two bases on balls and a scratch hit produced Detroit’s deciding run. Attendance 5,000. Final: Detroit 6 Washington 5. Batteries Hughes Heyden for Washington and Donovan Pret for Detroit.
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Washington
Paala
Hughes
Heyden
Donovan
Yale Crew In Fine Trim On Thames In 20 40 2-5
Yale crew completed a four mile downstream row on the Thames in 20 minutes 40.2 seconds amid near perfect weather. Coach Kennedy praised the oarsmen’s form and endurance in their first long row since arriving yesterday. Daly’s absence gave Meyer a chance to shine as he rowed strongly, with the shell moving smoothly and the crew finishing in good condition.
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Cums
Yale
Thames River
Kennedy
Daly
Saye Ort Meyer
Goodwin Loses Another Game as Birmingham Triumphs
Birmingham took advantage of Goodwin's wildness in early innings and tied hits in the second to win. Clarke matched control on the mound, while errors nearly cost the game for the visitors. Two-baggers by Clarke and others highlighted a tense contest before Birmingham prevailed 2 to 1 in front of 7,762 at Frimingham.
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Birringham
Goodwin
Clarke
Jocala Fwiees
Scpr
Birmingham
Memphis
G. Clarke
Hurlburt
Vaugh
Schlappaccasse
Alexanaivien Bages
Hafford
Duffy
Gannon
Carpenter
A Big Hit Inas and Old Hate Cleaned
Inas and old hate cleaned and reshaped Bubshy at 2814 Whitehall Street.
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Inas
Whitehall Street
McLean to Meet Bobby in Boston Racer Build Up
In Boston McLean vows to face Bobby in a series of races to decide the world champion. Walthour, Europe’s 1906 champ, clashes with McLean as plans unfold for events in Boston and Atlanta, including a Revere Beach race next Saturday and two Atlanta clashes on June 20 and 21. Prince forecasts a tough test for Bobby, while new tracks at Rocky Point and New Bedford emerge from his building push.
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Jack Prince
Warthour
Atlanta
Los
Paria
Germany
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Europe
America
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Bobby
Moran
Mettling
Bovry
Walthour
Revere Beach
Jack
Prack Fusider
Prince
Rocky Point
Providence
Iman
New Bedford
South Atlantic League scores: Charleston and Macon wins
Charleston beat Columbia 4 to 3 with 1 122 attendance as Childs Munson and Urpire noted. Macon defeated Augusta 9 to 6 in Augusta with 1 000 in attendance. Savannah edged Jacksonville 3 to 2 in Savannah with Kane Holmes and others credited.
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Columbia
3. C
R. H. B. Charleston
Ora
Columbie
Childs
Munson
Fritz Urpire
Reale
Carson
Tims
Macon
Augusta
Rucker
Roth
Evers
Uetham
Savannah
Jacksonville
Kane
Holmes
Persons
Robinson
Kelsey
Hildebrand to Ride at Sheepshead After Suspension
Jockey Eugene Hildebrand, who set a new season record for wins, is likely to resume riding when the Sheepshead Bay meeting opens in New York a week from today. He was suspended at Gravesend for handling Elbp Whitner’s Denna in a race, but a thorough Jockey Club probe exonerated him.
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New York
Eugene Hildebrand
Sheepshead Pay
Hildebrand
Gravesend
Istewards
EL BP
Whitner
E Denna
Heaviy
Tilly
Las
Cherry
Jockey Club
Iim
Wal‘ney Alley
Beldame Shows Old Time Form at Gravesend Stakes
New York June 9 Beldame the 7 to 19 favorite displayed her old time form and won the Standard Stakes at Gravesend on a heavy track. She ran a mile and a quarter in 2 07 3 5 and drew away under a hard ride by a length. Calmgorm and Helmont mare were close early, with Arsenal disqualified later in the day and Burns fined. Other races featured six furlongs won by Jake Sanders and a steeplechase won by Alamantor with Knob Champion among the fallers.
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Gravesend
Sheepshead Pay
Caurngorm
Helmont
Calmgorm
Major Daingerfield
Winard
Burns
Arsenal
Davie
Jake Sanders
O'Neil
Woodsaw
W. Davis
Bohemia
Hier
Churd
Alamantor
Gwens
Jim Newman
Ray
Calverhatchee
Reider
Knob Hampion
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Kelly
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Knapp
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Fountain
Andria
Little Hen
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Caolrngorm
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Major Dainigenfield
Martin
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Wizard
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W. Miller
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Aimee Abottran
Ken Oworth
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Jand True
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Guiding Star
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Lir J. Hayman
Meriinge
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Go Between
Red Knight
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Brillar
Hed Friar
Cannonball
Memories
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Lord of the Forest
Hekate
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Bua
Chilean government proposes $20 million railroad loan
Santiago June 8 The government has presented to Congress a motion to raise a loan of 20 million dollars for the construction of railroads throughout the country. The new lines will connect with the Pan American railroad system and expand national transport.
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Santiago
Congress
Pan-American Railroad
Latonia Clipsetta Stakes Drama Feats Delta Finish
At Latonia June S Zeimo won the Clipsetta stakes in a driving finish from Delta with Lady Carel fading to third. Kercheval upset as favorite in race two while Clyde Q led 1:28 4-5 for seven furlongs. Zienap captured the Clipsetta for five furlongs with Delta second and Daffadst third. Six other races and entries listed with times and placements across Latonia card.
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Ziemo
Delta
Latonia
Lady Carel
Kerchevalet
Maplehurst
Clyde O
Walna-Moinen
Clyde Q
Trouber
Louise McFarlan
Traubel
James E. Heed
Foy
Luna
San Miguel
Noray
Trib Gentry
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Triebel
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Mandator
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Bell
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Wlorizer
Ber Volto
Noonan
Altona
Scotch 'Thistle
Wrank Me
Gold Bell
Huddeberry
Zienap
Schilling
Morrison
Rady Carol
Daffadst
Vic Kinney
Miss Hawley
Miss Scott
Watna
Moien
Reservation
S Biss Lee
Fonsétties
Racing card names and entries from an old track meet
A fragmented list of horse racing entries and handlers including Lights Out Newsmoterdon and Memphisto with various offsets and riders such as John Carroll and Major T. J. Carson. The text presents Sixth Race lines and multiple horse names along with ages and associated figures, reflecting a dense, unreadable OCR page segment.
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D. S .Rose
Alline Abbott
Easter Bov
Faraday, Jr
Cresl’na
Rea
Arner
Memphisto
Dexter Prince
Alcor
Coru
Sate
John Carroll
Jordan
Rusk
The
Spian
T. J, Carson
Anne Davis
Arly Boy
Mite
Seins
Martin Brady
Beaucaire
Marshal Ney
Apple
Gap
Eviyn Kimsey
Columbus tops Thomaston in opening game of series
In Columbus Georgia on June 0 Columbus defeated Thomaston 5 to 3 to start a set of baseball games. Battente Foley and Hamer led the hitting while Dawson Arthur and Dunne contributed on defense. Blakely defeated Dawson 8 to 0 in a separate home game with strong pitching for Blakely.
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Thomton
Cpevints
Thomaston Bell
Battente
Foley
Hamer
Farris
Pale
Blakely
Dawson
Daysay
Arthur
Dunne
Bowell
Baker
Opelika
Ala
Optike
West Point
West Perry
Covington
Emory
Speelh
Ralph Shepherd
Emery Boys
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