Pelicans Eye Three-Game Streak Against Atlanta
Atlanta star Henley and catcher Latimer spurn offers from Cincinnati as New Orleans Pelicans aim for a third straight win over Atlanta. The Nashville results disappointed Crescent City fans while Latimer and Henley stay with Atlanta for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy McPhee
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Crescent City
Powell
McPhee
New Orleans
Henley
Cincinnati
Georgia
Latimer
Atlanta
New York
Shreveport
H. T. Peter
Bud McPhee
Pelicans
Nashville
Skopec Sails Through Wild Start as Little Rock Beats Chattanooga
In Little Rock on June 12 special dispatches report Skopec, despite illness and erratic pitches, leading Little Rock to a 6 to 4 victory over Chattanooga. McCann led Little Rock with four at bats producing two singles a double and a triple, while Roth and Durrett contributed notable field plays including Roth's running catch in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Fune
Skopec
McCann
Roth
Durrett
Maertin
Elkes Sets World Records in Charles River Track Race
Boston reports double feat by Harry Elkes in a Brassard race at Charles River park track. He establishes a clean set of world records from 6 to 41 miles inclusive and breaks the hour record by nearly two miles, covering 41 miles 20 yards in 60 minutes riding time. Walthour Butler and McConnell trail as rivals. crowd interruptions noted. referee fined Walthour and adjusted motor tandems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Harry Hikes
Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Glens Falls
Walthour
Butler
McConnell
Mille
Waithour
Nat Butler
Charles McConnell
Elkes
Glens
Kelsey
Fields
Tech Coach McKee Sues Association for 230 Dollars
John S McKee sues the Athletic Association of the Technological School claiming he coached the 1901 football season for 500 dollars plus expenses and is owed 230 dollars with 7 percent interest from December 1, 1901 The suit names the association and individual members The president says lack of funds prevents payment and that the agency will pay all debts. the association has not yet incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
John
McKee
The
Athletic Association of the Technological School
Coarth
Association
Robert P. Jones
Moore & Pomeroy
Lyman Fall
Agenciation
Pitcher Dominates With Walks Against Skopee and Brennan
Wright Roth Molesworth pitch for Little Rock against Chattanooga. The game tallies 4 left on base for Little Rock and 1 for Chattanooga. Durrett and Molesworth contribute infield hits. Crozier and Wright steal sacrifice opportunities. an error by Durrett and a wild throw by Skopee factor in. Time of game 1.35, attendance 1000, umpire J J Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Roth
Molesworth
Skopee
Brennan
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Crozier
Durrett
J. J. Kelley
Skopec
Little Rock Ab
Gilbert
A. E. Chattanooga
Spratt
Aylor
Ad BaNantyne
Hoffmeister
E- Lawler
Gummary
McCann
Wayton
Martin
Ballantyne
Lawler
Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend Won by Major Daingerfield
F C McLewee's black colt Major Daingerfield won the Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend beating King Hanover and Homestead. Time 2:37 for 1 1/2 miles on a heavy track. Tremont Stakes winner Artois edged White Chapel by inches. Other races report results and times with favorites dominating several heats.
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New ‘York
F. C. McLewee
Major Daingerfield
Gravesend
King Hanover
Echelca
Homestead
Emghee
Major Deingerfield
Odom
Emshee
Artyis
White Chapel
Fire Eater
Monte Carlo
Smithy
St. Barnabit
Eddie Busch
Granderly
Alvino
Sweet Clover
Rockford
Khati
Arte Ana
Lieschen
Hnright
Alard Scheck
Shandonfield
Buchanan
Black
D O'Connor
Bessie McCarthy
Wonderly
Edgar B. Poe
Cartier Pigeon
Artois
Doggett
Shaw
Fire Hater
Bullman
River Pirate
Merry Acrobat
Whorler
Janeway
Maxine
Pebble
Sunny Shore
Brooklyn
J. Smith
Faust
Shea
Warte Wicht
Minotaur
Wolfram
Bobbinet
Reeves
Joe Cobb
Col Bill
Radfern
Himself
J Daly
Nineiter Oe
Odowndilly
Gardner
Eh Ea Por Eta
Mount Hope
Redfern
Mary McCafferty
Brennan
Pine Brook
Michaels
Bismarck
Dark Planet
Blue Delft
Mennenfield
Svengalt
Ofica
Onyx
Schedule Arranged for Big Ten Tennis Tournament
A timetable for a major tennis event in Atlanta outlines matches at West End, St Charles Avenue, Highland Avenue, Atlanta Tennis Club, and West Peachtree courts. Players include Webb, Victor Smith, Heath, Howell, Berry, Stanton, Abernathy, Hoyt, Thorton, Atkinson, Mansfield, Lewis, C. Y. Smith, Willingham, Moore, Irons, Norcross, Hagan, Wilson, Jennings, and Wagner with several 3 to 6 o'clock starts.
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West End Court
Webb
Victor Smith
Heath
Howell
St Charles Avenue Court
Berry
Stanton
Abernathy
Hoyt
Highland Avenue Court
Thorton
Atkinson
Mansfield
Lewis
Atlanta Tennis Club
C. Y. Smith
Willingham
Moore
Irons
Norcross
Hagan
Wilson
Jennings
West Peachtree Court
Wagner
Hermencia and Lucien Appleby win Harlem handicap at a mile and an eighth
At Harlem racecourse on June 12 Hermencia beats Lucien Appleby by half a length in the fourth race a mile and an eighth handicap. Prowl places third after being a long outsider. The Hildreth entry started as 4 to 6 favorites and a clear weather day aided a fair track.
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Chicago
Hermencia
Lucien Appleby
Harlem
Prowl
Hildreth
Dandola
Knight
Andy Willams
Mathews
Brennenworth
Coburn
Blessed Dampsel
Senator Sullivan
John A Clarke
Nat Eggleston
Hopefisia Tan
Foxy Kane
Dean
Farmer Jim
Gi Wogder
Kings Lady
Atoll
Lampoon
Florestan
Pennant
Lady Matchless
Frances Porter
Cactus of
Graysville
Florence Hiran
Birkenruth
Davisson
Fancy Man
Boney Boy
Frangible
Chancellor
Conley
von Rouge
Lyne
Mirance
Seaton
Hing Dodo
Lola L. King Hammon
Priceless
Jack Full
Hach
Tast Knight
McIntyre
Vessal Dance
Hoar
Pyrrho
Otis
Low Woods
Formy Foster
Colonel Ballantyne
Digby Bell
Lennep
Lacrimae
Trentham
Meade
Thurles
J. Mathews
Lavator
L A Jackson
Fhassa
Tammany Chief
Merops
Tyrshena
Leroyd
Latonia
Lizzie
Masella
Queen Fide
Lem
Gore IL
Velasquez
Protio
Pomping
Tom Lmbry
Vizores Shue Tabacco
Liska
Crime
Edna Fitz Allen
Din
Brandy Wine
Wee Loolite
Flora Bello
Bophig S
Fries
Fashion
Shadelung
Barnes
Belling
Fairy Bell
Criterion
Judge Wardell
Malden
Geraden
Charles W. Moyer
Ben Howard
Connecticut
Price
White Crest
Sweet Jane
Maintain
Pride of Galore
Wilful
Briers
Dunluce
Little Adele
Ethian
Sparke Esher
Kentucky Rose
Pink
Roxboro
Misa Louise
Sadia O
Wilhelmina
Bithies
Bid
Bmart Set
Vinestor
Lil
Hindred
Janice
Alaske
About & Furlonger
Bensonhurat
Afrikander
Tantalus
Dr Saylor
First Chord
Hack
Enégack
Tug
Rowland Prince
Emma C i
Della Gstrand
Prue
Ernest Parham
Mary Pine
Simon
Globe IT
McLaren
Walter Cleary
Henry Gibbs
Fallolia
Grisaando
Farsell
Coley Helen Paxton
Corrilio
Redwill
Aratoma
Private Nolan
Henry Or Branstamar
Limelight
Naya
Ben Prout
Pretorius
About
Zebia
Bwest Bmg
Imurminste
Dollie
Lovable
Glendon
Ben Chalice
Ti. Filydeck
Watkins Overston
Lady Grafter
Bararamp
mNle Peat
Frank Ireland
Vincinnes
Lief Prince
Guy
John Drake
Weyphian
Summer tennis and court schedule list for June 21
A fragmented schedule lists multiple tennis matches at venues such as College Park Brewster West Peachtree Highland avenue and St Charles avenue courts. Players include Webb Heath Wilson Brewster Smith Hoyt Irons Pope Lane Wagner Berry Thornton Hagan Berrien Atkinson and Day Adamson Abernathy Moore among others. The schedule notes a forthcoming meeting of the schedule committee to arrange remaining games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien
Weat
College Park
Brewster
Pope
Lane
Adams
West Peachtree Court
Webb
Heath
Wilson
Atlanta Tennis Club
Q. Smith
V. Howell
Mansfield
Hoyt
Atkinson
West End
Adamson
Abernathy
Moore
Cg Ge Eee
Baltimore Beats Detroit 9 to 3 in Dark-Called Game
In Baltimore the Orioles defeated the Tigers 9 to 3 after second inning errors by Casey and Yeager, then six runs on three hits and a walk. The game was called in the eighth due to darkness with 2,729 in attendance as St Louis and Washington are also noted. Chicago beat Boston 6 to 2 later in the day with Winters involved in a mishap and a decisive two-run single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Detroit
Casey
Yeager
Darkmess
Yeager McGuire
Howell and Robinson
Washington
St. Louis
Fst Louis
Reidy
Buchhoft
Sugden
Chicago
Boston
Chicagos
Winters
Macarson
Greenesboro
Madison
Young Shouse
Floyd Foster
Memphis Gun Club shoot ends with strong scores in Tennessee
Memphis Gun Club three day shooting tournament closes in Memphis Tennessee with Rolla Helkes of Ohio winning professional first prize and Ea Cole of Baltimore taking amateur top honors. Second places go to Phellis and Squiers of Cincinnati. Visiting shooters enjoy a traditional barbecue at the clubgrounds. In Sylacauga Alabama Jasper scores 18 to 2 to open the ball season highlighted by heavy batting from Fynatoe and Tite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Rolla Helkes
Ohio
Phellis
Cincinnati
Squiers
Ea Cole
Baltimore
Burke
Abe Frank
Sylacauga
Jasper
Ala
Reaper
Sewanee Star Murray Ranked Among Crack Twirlers of the South
H M Murray of the University of the South Sewanee is hailed as a top amateur college pitcher in the south after superb work in a Vanderbilt series. He shut out Vanderbilt in a crucial game when the score was tight and filled in brilliantly as varsity right guard last fall. Murray, an all around athlete and strong student, will be missed after commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewanee
Tenn
H. M. Murray
University of the South
South
Vanderbilt
Murray
Firemen Handball Tournament Shows One Game Played
Carlton and Franklin defeated Baldwin and Morris in the only game yesterday in the firemen handball tournament in class 0. Setze and McWatera beat Parker and Delaney in class A by 5 to 3. Today and Saturday are expected to bring the biggest action with many games scheduled and several postponed matches likely to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Franklin
Baldwin
Morris
Setze
McWatera
Parker
Delaney
Boston Wins in Eighth on Wildness and Hitting
Boston defeats Chicago 8 to 1 in Boston on June 12 as Williams wildness and timely hitting produce three runs in the eighth. Attendance 3,100. Batteries: Williams, Kittredge for Boston versus Bateries, Eling for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Eoston
Willams
Reb
Eree
Willie
Kittredge
H Williams
Eling
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Yaqui Miners Murdered by Mexican Troops
A La Cananea special reports fourteen Yaqui miners killed by Mexican rurales near La Cananea. The victims, working for Green Consolidated Mining Company, were camping two miles below the works when a rural squad arrived. An officer ordered the men lined up and shot after a misread registration order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ayiz
la Cananes
Green Consolidated Mining Company
Mexicas
Latonia Cup Race at Latonia Feature on June 12
Cincinnati June 12 The Latonia track featured the gentlemen's cup race with Mayor Fleischmann starting. Secundus ridden by Carew won by a length after a fast finish amid a tightly bunched field. Other races included seven furlongs won by Helevens and five furlongs by Lutragater with a packed program and entries listed for Latonia and Gravesend.
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Cincinnati
Martin
Sims
Bonner
J. J Tes
R. Wiliams
Lward
Edgardo
Troxler
Secord
Magfront
Rk. Williams
Grand Mary
Goo Goo
Flash of Og Night
Daisy Hawthorne
Mayme
Booster
J. Hicks
Judge Durrell
R. Marlin
Remp
Caxton
Banquo
Baronet
Kinloch Park
Mire Carew
Mr. Grayden
Nely Morris
Burkhart
Phosphorous
Assassin
Jack Ratlin
Traxler
Premus
J *Hiecks
Trinity Bell
McInerny
Levoy
Harmault
Foundling
Crossthwaite
the Picket
Amorous
J_ Martin
Athelstone
Marcian
Dee Weed
Bearness Races at Baltimore Gentles Park results
In Baltimore races at Gentles Driving Park Carthage Girl won pace with Ida second and best time 2 12. Dr Bookner won trot with Bilver King second best time 2 19 Evadne won pace with Reddie Russell second best time 2 14. Damages suit against the city of Columbus tions.
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Baltimore
Gentlesmen
Driving Park
Carthage Girl
Ida
Dr. Bookner
Bilver King
Evadne
Reddie Russell
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Henley and Latimer
Ube
Ie Rock
Irmingham
Chattanooga Ti
Tech Association
M’kee
Brooklyn Derby
Daingerfield
McLewee
Hakes
Hermencig
Nis
Big Ten
Six Shooter
Scarlet Lily
Winkfield
Carl Kahler
Reidy, Mek and Clarke
Callahan
McFarland
Criger
Warner
Cleveland
Fultz
Bradley
Rhe Cleveland
Moore and Weed
Pires
O'Laughlin
Johnstone
Urray
Bi M Murray
Thielman
Pietz Iberg
Voorhhees
Dooin
Pittsburg
Faat
Brooklyns
Washington Park
Ecora
Pittepurg
Chesire
O’connor
Newton
Earn
St. Louis i
New York Today
St Louis
George Smith
Wvho
Yerkes
Ryan
Taylor
Bowerman
Power
Brown
Charlotte
Newhern
Greensboro
Wilmington
Laleigh
Durham
At-Latonia
Secundus
Winder
Hartwell
Wineder
Scire
Fort Hart- Winder
Segara
Barber
Well
Buesse
Wiscon
Columbus
Wwleses McDaniel
City of Columbus
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