Travelers Edge Crackers in Twelfth Inolving Senta S Great Catch
In Little Rock on June 15 the Travelers outlasted the Crackers 2 to 1 in twelve innings. Senta's one handed running catch saved a home run in the ninth, while Casey and Perry led the offense for the Travelers as Rohn and Jordan produced key hits for Atlanta. Atkins outpitched Hart despite four walks each with six strikeouts.
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Ark
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Crackers
Old Axe Atkins
Hart
Atkins
Sents
Senta
Sid Smith
Smith
Casey and
Perry
Rohn
Jordan
Boucher
Fiirt
Casey
Ackers Tohn
Atlanta
Flood
Cocash
Lentz Perry
Caseys
Slong
Carey
Hart Boucher
Syarth
Carey Woung
Ccash
Fisher
Compton
Pra E Collina
Ao Boucher
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Newton
Kirkpatrick
Smith c . . A
FO Moran
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Walker
O Atkins
R. Little Rock
Collins
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Cocard
Atking
Umptre
Pfenninger U
Gulls and Barons split in twin bill with strong defense
In Memphis on June 15 Duggan held Nashville to scattered hits as Memphis won five runs in the late innings. Keiber allowed six hits. Game features included two-base hits by Shields Cranston Butler and a three-base hit by Babb. In Mobile Als June 10 Auwee’s Birmingham double header results Mobile winning the first game on Bowen Sentell and Hen line errors. Second game tied after seven innings due to heat, Mobile won in the eighth on Sentell Rohtons sacrifice and Sabie’s drive.
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Turtles
Volunteers
Memphis
Duggan
Nashville
Keiber
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Butler
Babb
Keller
Bay
Baerwaid
Wagner
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Leary
O'Brien
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Birmingham
Mobile
Bowen
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Sentell
Henline
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Ray
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Dabrie
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Hime
Rudarr
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Climbers
New Orleans
Montgomery
Hth
Guese
Maxwell
Alontgormarys
Kerwin
Daley
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Whiteman
Bliss
Osteen
Hart
Guess
Demont
Roche
Reagan
Weimer
Dexter
Huelsman
Tou
Matthews
Lindsay
R Montgomery
Rohe
Hita
Kerwin Welmer
Persons
Fitzsimmons
Moran
Chattanooga Takes Two In Doubleheader
Chattanooga swept two games at home scoring 6 1 0 in the first and 3 0 2 in the second while posting 6 0 0 and 0 1 0. Kenna Meek Lewis Miller OLeary and Buskette led the defense. Umpire Vanayckle and Weekes-Westervelt officiated as Timers noted games lasting 2 25 and 1 65 respectively.
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Chattanooga
Kenna and Meek
Lewis
Miller
O'Leary
Columbia
Buskette
Meek
Umpire
Vanayckle
American League scores and batters listed in snaking box score
Baseball results from Philadelphia Boston Washington and Chicago games showing team scores 3 1 7 6 2 1 7 3, with batter details Criss Criger Lieschardt Bemis Ci cotte Ryan Carrigan Johnson Street L. etc and umpires Connelly Hurst Evans Perrine Egan Sheridan O Loughlin Kerin.
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Athletics
Browns
Philadelphia
Louis
Morgan
Thomas
Livingstone
Criss
Howell
Criger
Connelly and
Hurst Red Sox
Naps
Cleveland
Boston
Senators
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Johnson and Street
Sus
Egan
Sheridan
St. Michan Wins Ascot Trial Stakes in England
At Ascot England on June 5 the trial stakes of 10 sovereigns each with 1,600 added for eight year old latanos seven furlongs and 166 yards were won by St. Michan. Deas Swift finished second and Edna M third among six starters including James FK Kene s Ballot and Fanny Time.
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St. Michan
Ascot
England
Baseball Today Across Leagues With Pairings Listed
Southern League games include Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Mobile South Atlantic League matchups feature Savannah at Augusta Columbia at Chattanooga Macon at Jacksonville Charleston at Columbia American League slate lists St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston National League schedules Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at St Louis New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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P.C. Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville Ee
New Orlean
Little Rock Aa
Montgomery
Birmingham
Memphis
Pittsburg
Chisago
Cincinnati
New York
Epuadelbi Ula
Brooklyn
Detro
Worgast
Philadelphia
Bouton
Cleveland
Chicago
Louis Pete
Washington
Chattanooga
Columbia
Macon
Charleston
Augusta
Jacksonville
Savannah
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
National League
St. Louis
Cincionati
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's sports scores and fashion notes in brief
Yesterday's results include Little Rock 2 Atlanta 1 and New Orleans 7 Montgomery 3. Other scores feature Mobile 6 Birmingham 2 and Columbus 2 Charleston 3. Also listed are Pittsburgh Brooklyn 2 and New York 3 Chicago 7 plus various stray items on hats and spring styles under Bumsey 2844 Whitehall.
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Bumsey
Whitehall
Smith Defeats Mackie In Tight Foxhilly Jinks Title Match
New York June 16 Alex Smith former national champion won from Isaac Mackie Eastern champion by a single stroke over 38 holes at Foxhilly Jinks Clifton Staten Island in a close pro match.Weather conditions favorable, greens dull from heavy grass, purse 9500.
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New York
Ciifton
Staten Island
Alex Smith
Isaac Mackie
Smith
Mackie
Inerita
Diayars
Mackle
Rackle
Crackers Seek Paskert and Bescher Amid Roster Talk
Rumors sweep through Atlanta sports circles that the Crackers want George Paskert and Bescher to replace Ginger Winters in right field, with manager Griffith potentially waiving for either. Winters, a Southern League veteran, struggles at the plate this season and may be released as Kirkpatrick fills right field in Little Rock games.
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Crackers
George Paskert
Bescher
Paskert
Reds
Ginger Winters
Smith
Griffith
Medea
Walvers
Smith Fs
Atlanta
George Winters
Winters
Wintera
Sta
Selma
Kirkpatrick
Fieli
Little Rock
Atlanta A. C. Hosts Cedartown Nine In Opening Series
The Atlanta Athletic Club opens home play with Cedartown for a three game set starting Thursday at 4 o clock. The Cedar town squad has posted fourteen wins and one defeat so far, promising stout competition as Atlanta professionals are away from home. The local club, stronger than last season, aims to showcase high caliber baseball against a proven opponent.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Cedartown
Atlanta Professionals
Latonia racing notes show John E McMillan takes feature
Latonia Kentucky June 15 Mellowmont wins as favorite in a crowded program. John E McMillan scores in the fourth event with Bonnie Bird second and Gliding Belle third while Ferenc breaks the five furlong track record with a 1 minute flat ride. The King’s Daughter Olambala match race is canceled. Race results list multiple five furlong and mile events with winners such as Pinelde and Ethel da, along with full entries for Latonia’s card.
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Mellowmont
John E McMillan
Bonnie Bird
Gliding Belle
Ferenc
King's Daughter
Olambala
Pinelde
McGee
Olivia Mickle
Walsh
Ben K. Sieet
Heldel
Whim
Alaxie
Samaria
JW. Carter
Mizraim
A. H Swell
Sona
Clyamie
Calash
Tortuous
Brevite
Fighting Bob
Fereno
Page
Wen
King Solomon
Powers
Laulae
Heide
Tim 100
Caesare
John Cafferati
Claudia
Mabel Dame
Donnu
Markie M
Ethelda
Brannon
Busy Man
Plume
Martin
Rebel Queen
Usury
Grenade
Jerry Carroll
Bensenhurst
Bonebrake
Donarcle
Boema
Ben Benares
Schleswig
Hiram
Mila
Ennedy
Bonnie Bard
Gliding Beila
Waleh
Aven
Wan Leach
Meadow Grass
Pirates Defeat Dodgers 8 to 2 in National League clash
Pittsburg hosts a 8 to 2 win over Brooklyn as Frock and Gibson pair on the mound for the Pirates while Scanlon and Bergen work the batteries for the Dodgers. Time listed as 180 with umpires Johnstone and Cusack. Also notes on RL Keane's racehorse Colin and talk of possible retirement to Castleton after England dispatches.
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Dodgers
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Frock
Gibson
Scanlon
Bergen
Dohnatone
Cusack
Keane
Colin
Castleton
England
Commando
Keene
Strang Sets Practice Record In High Speed Run
Crown Point Indiana June 15 Louis Strang in a 20 horsepower Buick with Christian Hagerty started from Main street and completed a 23 mile lap in 21 minutes, then 24 minutes on the second lap. Two local observers independently timed the first lap at 21 minutes despite road roughness.
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Ind
Vanderbilt
Louis Strang
Strang
Christian D Hagerty
Main Street
Parkway
Wise
Cedar Lake
Lowell
Hildreth entry Dominates Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend
At Gravesend June 15 Brookdale handicap feature was a near walk for Hildreth entries Jon Madden and Restigouche who finished one two as the field faded. Jockey Bergen suspended for the remainder of the meeting. Race details include Kike Cobalt and Blasto in the first race with Blasto favored. Sandy Creeker tallies in the steeplechase. Reybourn triumphs in selling. Joe Madden heads the Brookdale handicap long field. Lawton Wigeing and Rostrum win featured maidens and other races with numerous named horses and entrants listed in the Gravesend program.
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Jon Madden
Restigouche
Gaavesend
Bergen
Kike Cobalt
McCahey
Blasto
G Burns
McCarter
Dugan
Ethertal
Takahtra
Pantoufle
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Dupac
Cout
King Castle
Stone
McClain
Grace Cameron
Reybourn
Creevy
Little King
Glaks
Our Hanna
Crossover
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Bedminster
Joe Madden
Restigauche
Burna
Glass
Lawton Wigeing
Butwell
Rostrum
Scoville
Shapdale
Lang
Grania
Ruxton
Cil Fidge
Obadiah Hammerless
Hose Beaumont
Lady Chilton
King Kascoks Ark
Erbet
Jacquelina
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Henry Munroe
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Evening Song
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Gild
Chanida
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Lucetta
Hveeine Ee Cindy
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Orence
Ben Projectile
Jeffries Aims to Knock Johnson in Fight
Pittsburg June 18 Jim Jeffries spoke viscerally about Jack Johnson saying he intends to seriously injure him in their coming bout. He declared he wants to meet the man worse than any living fighter, vows to strike with full force, and stop at nothing to win the title. This marks a stark escalation in early pre fight rhetoric as Jeffries contemplates unprecedented aggression.
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Pittsburg
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Harold Jor Coming Home to Atlanta
Harold Johns known as Harold Jor is returning to Atlanta from Little Rock and is expected tonight or tomorrow. Billy Smith reports he could not take his turn on the homeward journey due to illness lasting over two weeks. Johns has stomach trouble and has not pitched recently. Fisher will start the final game against the Finnites today.
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Nick
Atlanta
Little Rock
Billy Smith
Johns
Smith
Fisher
Finnites
Macon State Fair Directors Plan Busy Committee Work
Directors of the Macon State Fair Association are arranging duties for multiple committees. Space for numerous exhibits has been expanded and secretary RW Jemison is advancing assignments as preparations continue for what officials promise will be the greatest state fair ever held in Macon.
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Jussweeuwan
Lopeuial
Macon
Diamond Dust Review of Crackers and Big League Prospects
Howell Foreman notes Crackers appeal to fans and criticizes rival teams for chasing cheap talent. Mentions Molesworth improvement, Roy Castleton 100 percent win pace, Lew Moren pitching solidly for Clarke Griffith, and a $11 000 Marquard deal. Highlights include a 44 minute Atlanta Shreveport game record from Sept 24, 1894 and a 25 cent Hodge sale to the Haw Haven club.
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Roy Castleton
Clarke Griffith
Lew Moren
Atlanta
New York
Marquard
Holyoke
CG. Hodge
Haw Haven
Fire at Cav Jor Morris Co General Store Dalton
A fire at dawn destroyed most of the Cav Jor Morris Company general store in Dalton. The stock, valued around 20000 dollars, was nearly ruined. building damage is about 1000 dollars. Insurance coverage stands at 12000 dollars. The cause remains undetermined.
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Dalton
Cav Jor.Morris Company
American rider wins Derby for Vanderbilt
New York dispatch reports Frank ONeill rode Negotol to victory in the French Derby at Speake, earning owner Vanderbilt $40,800. ONeill, once a noted American jockey, later partnered with trainer Fred Buelow in the B and O stables in New Orleans and here. After the Agnew Hart law, they sold horses and left American turf for France, with ONeill continuing to ride in Europe where weight allowances differ.
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Frank O'Neill
W K. Vanderbilt
Fred Buelow
New Orlleana
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Orleana
France
O'Neill
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