Eleven Innings Defeat For Atlantas On Crescent City Grounds
In New Orleans on June 13 the Atlantas lost to the Pelicans 6 to 4 in an eleven inning game watched by about fifteen hundred fans. Frank was hit in the eleventh, Pabst scored after replacing him, and Latimer, Reitz, Bailey, Freeland and Norcum contributed. Abbott hit a home run for New Orleans in the eighth. Latimer and Pabst sparked late scoring as the Pelicans outlasted Atlanta in a hot, exciting contest. The Atlantas earned praise for fast play and gentlemanly conduct.
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Pelicans
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Pabst
Brouch
Atlante
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Longley
Krup
Reitz
Bailey
Norcum
Smith
Freeland
Beltz
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Winters
Rt. Krug
Stouch
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Deven
Nercura
Halley
Krug
Stewart
Goodenough
Little Rock
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Martin
Gueas
Gueee
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Guese
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Conway medal shoot at Atlanta Gun Club today
The Atlanta Gun Club hosts a big Conway medal shoot at 3 30 this afternoon with top marksmen like Stephen A Ryan entering. Wind and rain halted last Saturday's match, leaving Ryan in the lead and aiming to defend the medal against rivals including Harri s, Miles, Huliman, Vinson, Harris, Jones and Morris who will lunch in the clubhouses after the event.
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Grack
Atlanta Gun Club
Atlanta Gunn Club
Conway
Stephen A. Ryan
Ryan
Eet
BEC
Miles
Huliman
Dr. Vinson
Charles Harris
W. L. Jones
Clifford Morris
Four favorites win at Gravesend on get-away day
At Gravesend New York on June 13 a fair crowd witnessed four favorites win and a second choice plus a long shot also prevail. Races featured a one mile and a furlong handicap with Ethics leading from near the stretch to victory. other winners included Grand Opera and Africander with strong showings from Roxboro and Agnes D in the mixed card, as track conditions stayed fast under warm, clear skies.
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New York
Gravesend
Sheepshead
Criterion
Redfern
Ben Howard
Michaels
Charles W. Meyers
Jvs
O'Connor
Golden Cottage
Malden
Musidora
Swamplands
Graden
Basuto
McCue
Ithan
Pride of Galore
Wilhelmina
Briers
Kentucky Rose
Pink
Sadies
Maintain
Little Adele
Sweet Jane
Mise Louige
Figardyn
Dunluce
Odom
Bensonhurat
Brennan
Dr. Baylor
Hackensack
Anna Daly
Tugal Bey
Plateran
Agnes D
Shea
Henry Clay Rice
Prince Richard
Miller
Cougar
Locket
Fonselee
Einus
Stellar
Malster
Three Good Games In Handball Series
In the fire men's tournament three closely fought matches produced tight scores. Short and Harrison defeated Claridy and Anderson 4 to 2 in Class A. Joyner Courtenay and Setze McWaters won 6 to 4 in Class A. Cap with Harry Joyner beat Coley and Lagomaraino 5 to 4 in Class B. Additional games are scheduled or postponed today.
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Harrison
Claridy
Anderson
Joyner
Courtenay
Setze
McWaters
Cap
Harry Joyner
Coley
Lagomaraino
National League results and weather affected games
National League action from June 13 shows Philadelphia beating Chicago 4 to 0 with White and Taylor strong, St Louis defeating Brooklyn 4 to 3, Cincinnati overcoming New York 7 to 5 in a slow contest, and no game at Boston as grounds were wet. Attendance figures noted for several games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Bob White
Taylor
wWhite
Boone Taylor
Ghance
Emilis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyns
J. Louie
O'Neill
Gt. Louis
M. Ors Kitson
Donovan
Ahearn
Cincinnati
Oorl Socoy
Chicago 9 Boston 0 in 13 June game shutout
Scores show Chicago defeating Boston 9 to 0 with four Boston singles. Pitchers were Platt McFarland Dineen Prentiss and Coger. Time nearly two hours. Attendance 2,070. Other AL games included Baltimore 4 Detroit 0 and Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4. Washington 11 St Louis 1. Eastern and North Carolina leagues notes and obituary of Donahue.
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Chicago
Boston
Bostons
Pigtt
Platt
McFarland
Dineen
Prentiss
Ctger
Vampire Carruthers
Baltimore
Detroit
Shields
Baltmore
Mitler
McGuire
Robinson
Sheridan
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Errrors
Bradley
Goudnauer
Wood
Nadelphia
Joss and Wood
Betenells
Schrockengost
O'Loughlin
Johnstone
Washington
St. Louis
Harness Races at Baltimore June 13 Results
The Baltimore meet on June 13 featured a 298 trot won by Roberta with Millama Saunders second and a best time of 2 17 1. The 2 93 pace saw Captain win with Spaniard second in 2 16 Ind. A special ttt Derha won Grant F second with a best time of 3 20 inj.
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Baltimore
Gentlemen’s Driving Fork
Roberta
Millama Saunders
Captain
TSS d
Secon
Derha Wom Grant F
Suburban Field Draws From Easts Great Handicap Pool
At Coney Island on June 13 twelve horses were named for the Suburban with 98000 prize money. Advance Guard seems likely to be post favorite while Gold Heels and Pentecost show strong form in trials on a muddy track. Other entries at Sheepshead Bay include Blues, Reina, Watercure, and Monograph with final trials deciding pace and favor. In St Louis, the Derby at the fair grounds tomorrow offers 16000 to the winner with Torri Firma as a leading contender.
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New York
Esat
Water Color
Gada
Bhaw
Herbert
Burns
Roe Hampton
Brennan
Reina
O'Connor
Buchanan
Contend
Sadle S
McGovern
Coney Island Jockey Club
Advance Guard
Blues
Gold Heels
John Maden
Pentecost
Colonel Bill
Madden
Gravesend
Watercure
Brooklyn
Trigger
Reine
Monograph
St. Louis
Fair Grounde
Torri Firma
Lefare
Sombo
Glenwater
Flora Pomona
Aladdin
Little Scout
Corti
Terra Firma
Alladin
George C. Bennett
Rancho del Paso Yearlings Sold At Fasig Tipton Prices
New York June 13 Fancho del Paso yearlings owned by James B Hagein sold at Fasig Tipton. Green Morris bid and Ridney Paget secured Watercress Calve colt for 6000. Gold Finch Connemara colt bought by W J Arkell for 5100. Several other foals capped at 2100 to 1500 range with various buyers.
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New York
Fancho del Paso
James B. Hagein
Fasig-Tipton
Green Morris
Ridney Paget
Imp
Watercress-Calve
Gold Finch-Connemara
W. J. Arkell
Me. Goldfinch
Golden Garter
F. J. Healy
Aurelia
HH. McCarren
Bassetta
Bavaria
Aste, To Star Ruby-Redotte, G. B. Et East. Gatlen-Bella B
Sidney Page
Maximo-Beryl
G. B. Morris
Star Huby-Bethulia
Pat Dupe
Wits
Armell
Maximo
Clay Stockton
G. D. Wee Eas
A. R. G ‘Wilson
Harlen Harlem Steeplechase Injuries Shake Race Day
At Harlem track on June 12 three horses fell in the steeplechase. Jockeys Brodie and Lyons were badly hurt, Brodie severely with internal injuries after being jumped on by a horse. Lyons broke a collar bone and was unconscious for a time. Farrell won the steeplechase with Glissando and Redwill afterward ran away before capture. Weather clear, track heavy. other races list winners and entries.
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Jockies
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Lyons
Redwill
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Farrell
Glissando
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Meade
Alice Carey
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ET. Dean
Senator Morrison
Galllant Smith
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Franstamar
Odie
Limelight
Ben Frost
Sweet Bible
Lady Grafter
Lid Baines
Peat
J. Matthews
John Drake
Frank Ireland
Latonia Race Meet Indefinitely Suspends Jockey Wedderstrand
Latonia Kentucky June 13. Jockey Wedderstrand is suspended indefinitely for a bad ride on Pompino in the first race as judges open an investigation. Several horses, including Bri dal March and Nugget, win races while Edna Fitzaken and Dinksie facing disqualification in the mid program. Latonia entries list shows multiple six furlong and mile races with noted times and purses.
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Pompino
Latonia
Gabill
Weatherfie
Jim Gore II
R. Williams
Wedderstrand
Rice
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Lizzie A. Valasquez
Orse Shoe Tobacco
Cotton Plant
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SCOND
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Martin
Crime
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Lansing R
Minder
Dinksie
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Gerda
Barnacle
Jiska
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Lavilla
Mandamus
Irvin
Facade
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Bently
Fauntleroy
Russian
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Ferreno
Pretty Rosie
Lexell
May Cherry
Nannie J
Brandywine
Dugan
Freegold
RH. Thomas
Flora Belle
Hickman
Sophie
Friesland
Wee Dollie
Syra
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Lizzie Loy
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Tuckapaw
Shadeland
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Not Wisely
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Dr. Carr
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Hand
Flash of Night
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Orla
Reagaw
King Tatins
Nels Morris
Altrada
Dally Wagner
Lutestone
Baccle
Pinus
Prince of Melrose
True Blue
Clorita
Allowepes
Jockey Donegan fatally hurt at St Louis track
In a June 13 racing accident at the fairgrounds Balzac fell while the field curved the turn Pettijohn fell over Balzac and upon, Donegan suffered a horrible fracture of the ghuil, and his death was momentarily expected. E Matthews on Pettijohn was unhurt. Polo game postponed due to wet weather with the third game moved to Monday June 16.
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Balzac
Donegan
Pettijohn
Apon
E. Matthews
Pettiohn
London
Excursions From Atlanta Include Georgia Resorts Saturday
Georgia railways offer special Saturday excursions to popular resorts. Southern Railway runs trips to Tal Sulah Fajis Lithia Springs Warm Springs and other spots. Central of Georgia official Beymer arrives in Atlanta for work on railroad operations. Broadnax named general agent for Ennion Central Insurance Athens office, youngest in Georgia to hold such a post. Weather outlook dry to partly cloudy with possible showers and cooler temperatures. Funeral services held for infant Mattie Hivird at 2:30 pm at 13 Terry Street. interment Oakland cemetery.
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Constitution
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T. J. Skipper
Terry Street
Oakland Cemetery
Election of International Typographical Union Officers
The canvassing board of the International Typographical Union reports nearly 29,000 votes were cast in the biennial national officer election about 70 percent of the union’s strength. Named officers include President James M. Lynch Syracuse New York first vice president C E Hawks Chicago third vice president James Mulchy St. Louis fourth vice president J O Sullivan Boston secretary treasurer J W Bramwood Denver officers to AFL Printers delegates William M Garrett Washington Max Hayes Cleveland Frank Morrison Chicago allied crafts J P F O Sullivan Boston trustees Union Printers Home Thomas McCaffery Colorado Springs Ll C Shepard Chicago allied crafts H H Rogers Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
Chicago
James Mulcshy
St. Louis
J. O'Sullivan
Boston
J. W. Bramwood
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Willam M. Garrett
Washington
Max 5. Hayes
Cleveland
Frank Morrison
Allied Crafts
J. PF. O'Sullivan
Trustees Union
Printers’ Home
Thomas McCaffery
Colorado
Springs
C. Shepard
H. H. Rogers
Bankers Consider Reorganization Of Vetephone Group
Sparks from the Wires reports the Everett Moore syndicate in Cleveland has offered options to independent telephone capitalists on Vetephone Company, signaling a forthcoming reorganization and full financing of the ventures. In Newark counsel for Charles H. Raymond seeks a preliminary injunction to stop U.S. Steel from retiring 200 million dollars of preferred stock and testing bonds. Choc taw Railroad directors choose new officers with William Beda as president and George H. Crosby as secretary while C F Gibson becomes treasurer and Charles H. Warren joins as director replacing Francia L Gowan.
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Eiverett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Ohio
United States Vetephone
Newark
N. J
Charles IL. Raymond
Vice of
Boston
Emery
G DH
United States Steel Corporation
Choctaw Railroad Company
Rock Inland
William 5Beda
George H. Crosby
C. F. Gibson
Charles H. Warren
Chicago
Francia L Gowan
Held for Murder in Alabama Boston June 13
Sheriff Waller of Montgomery Iowa requests aid as Boston police arrest Lucius Sanders aged five for the alleged murder of A Baker in Montgomery Suly 1891 Sanders denies the charge and is held for further proceedings.
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Alabama
Boston
Waller
Montgomery
Lucius Sanders
A. Baker
Suly
Sanders
Queen Alexandra Seeks to Aid Public Cab Horses
London Telegraph reports Queen Alexandra shows interest in helping working horses. Denmark supplied foldable nose bag tables to aid feeding at cab ranks, with tentative use at Pall Mall cab rank to test practicality and possible wider adoption.
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Providence Turns Humble Faces Into Pride of Self
A New York Sun piece argues that many men misread self-approval in mirrors. It recounts a man named Gozzleton gazing at his reflection with evident satisfaction, noting how Providence makes what appears to be a burden into lasting joy.
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Gozzleton
Sulgida
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