Atlantas Triumph in One Sided Baseball Showdown
In Atlanta the Atlantas defeated Chattanooga 6 to 1 after a 1 hour 59 minute game. Bailey pitched effectively for Pabst while Brunner struggled despite solid support. Nashville beat Birmingham 7 to 4 and Little Rock edged Memphis 4 to 3. New Orleans won 5 to 1 over Shreveport.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Shreveport
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Spratt
Reitz
Frank
Durrett
Krug
Pabst
Bailey
Brunner
Bath
Strauss
Ala
Wilhelm
Blue
An Fisher
Southern Association
Eat Cent
Firemen Handball Tourney Scores and Standings
Interest grows as six week firemen handball tourney continues. Yesterday at court No 1 Ivy and Smith lost to Lafitte and Peel 5-3 in class B then beat Harris and Cap Joyner 5-4. Class A saw Short and Harrison defeat Setze and McWaters 5-4 and Parker and Delaney beat Anderson and Claridy 5-2. Today Parker and Delaney meet Setze and McWater while Short and Harrison face Anderson and Claridy.
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Parker
Delaney
Bhart
Harrison
Courtney
Joyner Setze
McWater
Anderson
Claridy
Lafitte and
Pael
Cap
Harry Joyner
Coley and
Lagomarsino
Ivy and Smith
Graham and Allen
C. Netherland and Parker
Fairman and Kennedy
Ralph Joyner
Fuller
Farlton
Franklin
Baldwin
Morris
Firemen
Ivy
Smith
Lafitte
Peel
Harris
Cap Joyner
Short
Setze
McWaters
Bobby Walthour Loses Motor Pace Race On Foul
Seven thousand watched at Revere track as Bobby Walthour led the 2 mile motor paced event by 12 laps but finished second after Albert Champion won on a judge’s foul decision. Champion protested alleging Dubois struck him with an elbow in mile twelve, prompting the late protest and the crowd’s ire.
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Obby
Walthour
Albert Champion
Revere Park
Boston
Champion
Bobby
Mass
Bobby” Walthour
Revere Track
Dubois
Nne
Mr. Kelcey
N. C. A. Board of Control
NM. C. A
Two Matches In Tennis Tourney At Atlanta Club
In the Atlanta Athletic Club tennis tournament two matches were decided yesterday Judge Broyles defeated Mr Gude 6-4 in straight sets. W S McCamb lost to W R Tichenor in three games 3-6 6-2 6-3. The final will be played on the club court this morning with Tichenor serving. The event aims to prepare players for the South Atlantic states meet in Atlanta in August.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Broyles
Mr. Gude
W. S.mccamb
W. R. Tichener
Tichener
Wile Afr
McCamra
Atlanta
Nash
F. G. Byrd
Julian Harris
W. R Tichenor
West Peachtree Court
Webb
Heath
Wilson
Brewster
Clule Court
Q. Smith
Harwell
Mansfield
C. Y. Smith
Hoyt
Irons
Jennings
Pope
Highland Avenue Court
Lewis
Willingham
West
Lane
Boston Wins Double Header in National League
National League results show Boston taking a double header with a strong eighth inning rally in the morning game and a clinching win. New York bats struggle while Boston’s hitters and defense spark a 25 to 12 score in the opener, and a separate afternoon game sees Brooklyn top Philadelphia 4 to 3 as attendance nears two thousand.
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Boston
New York
Whita
Kittridge
Taylor
Bowerman
Cantillon
Pittinger
O Moran
Prewtd
Uppire
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklyna
Goggcoozi
Newton
Farrell
Iberg
Felix
Doom
Cleveland Takes Two Games in League Play
In Boston on June 1 Cleveland defeated Boston 7 to 4 behind timely hits and strong pitching. Earlier Cleveland also won another afternoon contest, while Chicago topped Philadelphia in a separate game. Detroit beat Washington as Merter’s curve fooled the defense, and Baltimore and St. Louis battled to a drawn game after eleven innings. Eastern League actions saw City defeat Providence, with Montreal besting Rochester and Toronto overpowering Buffalo. North Carolina League results included Charlotte over Wilmington and Greensboro over Raleigh.
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Cleveland
Boston
Mempire
Young and Criger
Joss and Wood
O Laughiin
Hicago
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Santvani Mitchell
Utmers
Sheridan
Detroit
Washington
Merter
Laoe
Rand Buelow
Lee Clarke
Johnstone
Louis
Baltimore
St. Louis
Oaks
Sudhote
Sugden
Sre Gingaty
Robinson
Connolly
A City
Providence
Montreal
Rochester
Foronto
Buffalo
Charlotte
Wilmington
Greensboro
Raleigh
Borranu
Lady Matchless Upsets Talent in Latonia Racecard
In Chicago on June 17 at Harlem, Lady Matchless won the first race at five furlongs with 20 to 1, defeating Top Soil and Miccarline. The Graduate Stakes at five furlongs saw Allan, ridden by Winkfield, prevail at 5 to 1 over Watkins Overton and High Chancellor. Other races featured Ethel Keat, Burnie Bunton, Cherished, Banish, and Fox Bard with notable odds and placements.
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Chicago
Pat Donne
Allan
Winkfield
Lady Matchless
Hoar
Top Soil
Coburn
Miccarline
Dean
Wlorestan
King DoDo
Vestla
Frances Porter
Lampoon
Clarissa Bett
Amaric
Mauser
Bogrlet
OR. Sullivan
Brags
W. Knapp
Jaubert
Nitrate
Leo Newell
Watkins Overton
High Chancellor
Jig
Conley
Stemn Winder
King Hammon
Bob McGlenn
Ray Wonder
the Don
Poor Boy
Onton
Ethel Keat
Adtelight
Knight
WT Walsh
Alard
Dr. Stephens
Boney Boy
Torpedo
Burnie Bunton
Gonfalon
Colburn
Ice King
J. Matthews
Aline Abbot
Lady Bird
The
Cedars and Botany
Uyne
John McGurk
Jackson
Rassdlas
Ben Chance
Gray Feld
Prairie Dog
Dandela
Banish
Sheehan
Star Cotton
Nutt
Hub Prather
Wright
Fox Bard
Tyrshena Ren
Foam Stakes Triumph by Sir Voorhees at Sheepshead Bay
Sir Voorhees with Wonderly aboard captured the Foam stakes for 2 year olds at Sheepshead Bay, holding off Short Hose and Ring Dove as Lady Albercraft and Monte Carlo set the pace. The fast track produced a 1:43 4 5 time for the five furlongs, with six races and full entries listed for the day.
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Sir Voorhees
Wonderly
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Lady Albercraft
Monte Carlo
Gun Fire
Burns
Hival
J. Martin
Amicitia
Shea
Bon Mot
Par Excellence
G. Whittier
Reformer
Rove
Bonner
Criterion
Martin
Ascension
Redfern
Locket
Creamer
Tiem
Jack Demand
Mosketo
Ben Howard
H. L. Coleman
Str Voorhees
Short Hose
Landry
Ring Dove
Shaw
Monte Carlo Merry Acrobat
Brimstone Tran
Hataszo
Connor
Lady Uncas
Himself
Cardinal Wolsely
Oakington
Mennen Figid
Barkermore
Damon Fan
Roe Hampton
Brennan
Fionan
Moor
Homestead
Swamplands
Demutter
Degourees
Jad
Acaboure
Belvino
Weaith
Jimmy
Cougar
Jary
Alard Scheek
Jie
Catthnee
Som Fenny
Joan
The
Amazon
R Knight
DeReszke
Thrift
Adie Bush
Bey Note
Sieier Juliet
Star of the West
Roxboro
Whorler
Sergs
Butans
Sunny Shore
Eugenia Birch
Fourth Race Mile and a Quarter Blues Advance Guard
A listing of race entries and weights for a triage of competitions including the Fourth Race at a mile and a quarter with Blues, 126 pounds, Advance Guard 117, Swiftmas 14, and many others such as Morningside 112 Nones 110 Water Cure 196 and Dixie Line 196 plus various others like Trigger 93, Pitch Race five-eighths includes Old Glory 114 First Chord 112 Explorer 109 War Cry 107.
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Advance Guard
Swiftmas
Morningside
Dixie Line
Trigger
Old Glory
First Chord
Explorer
Chicko
Mackey Duyer
Mount Hope
Dramyatist
General Prig
No@Mateh
Bob Hillard
Socth
Sayer
Mary Medlafferty
Dr. i Saylor
Rockford
Latonia Breeders Handicap Delivers Close Finish
At Latonia Cincinnati on the 6 furlong Breeders Handicap Sevoy with top weight won edging Jake Ratlin and Firing Line in a photo finish as Silh Cord and the rest trailed. Erema set the pace to the stretch where most of the field rallied. Flash of Night and Fair Lady Anna fell in the stretch but were unharmed. First race winner Ethel Davis led a strong field, with Succasunia and The Messenger following. Second race saw Two Lick prevail over Flora Willoughby, with Goo Goo third. Edgardo won the mile and a sixteenth in the third, with Baffled and Lutes Nonso following. Fourth race saw Levoy win the six furlongs, with Jack Ratlin second and Firing Line third. Fifth race went to Luralighter over Lendin and Prism. Sixth race Foundling led seven furlongs, with Optima and Ciales close behind. Entries listed for Latonia races and multiple races with names and odds.
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Harlem
Sigmund
Ili
Alice Cary
Pluch
Dial Welles
Mirance
Filly Deck
Americano
Will Shelly
Mrs. Wiese
Tabellarius
Lady Jocelyn
Pundeeg Pat
Corsica
Effie S
Carl Kahler
Winter
L’etieline
Hing Barleycorn
Pat Morriacy
Bar Burns
Corvus
Boomerack
Stratton IV
Tootsie Green
Master Mariner
Reina de Cuba
Farrell
Henry Gibbs
Diesentar
Coley
Carrillo
David
Fontainbleu
Dr. Botti
Gussando
Mele
Wyeth
Crusades
Mel Cheeney
Lucien
Appleby
Lord Quex
Glepwater
Bellus Commoner
Otis
Abe Fiana
McCheaney
Quex Souplsd
Hiléreth
Wgaily
Bessie
Otter Tall
Auroyolr
Herhave
Glendona
Toa
Mife' Honey
Peat
Tamman
John Crates
Birdie D
Tommy Foster
Eamathion
George Whiteney
Simon
Innes Parham
Blessed Damosel
Cincinnati
Iuna
Latonia
Sevoy
Jake Ratlin
Iane
Erema
Fair Lady Anna
Ethel Davis
Minder
Succassunia
D. Gilmore
the Messenger
Traxler
King Tatius
Fairy Dell
Maragret Hoffman
Incandescent
Flora Willoughby
Castro
Goo Goo
Irvin
Eufalla
Mudhavia
Deborah
Flash of
Edgardo
Dade
Baffled
J. Hicks
Lutes Nonso
Lady Brambie
Meggs
Lexell
Brewers
Handiccap
Levoy
Robertson
Jack Ratlin
Ratlin
Brema
Luralighter
Troxler
Lendin
R. Williams
Prism
Battiste
Grand Mary
Olentz
Sinner
Imon Rosarico
Our Sallie
Foundling
Optima
Gilmore
Ciales
Welse Morris
Sim W
Altona
Pompine
Mies Mae Day
Bob Baker
Mr. Willams
Latouia
Little Rock
Caliban
Buster Boy
Poy Rixby
Hand D
Little Hindoo
Suave
Royal Penny
Lizzie A
Pompino
Hengan
Mattie Harmon
Lansing
Murmur
Lady Phitura
Gerds
Dottie Shute
Furjonas
Gold Maid
Myrtle Detl
Ferreno
Edith Reid
Follow
Mabel Winnies Blarney
Ian Domingo
Corinne C
Miss Wandelonr
Miss Chapman Maugrie
Belle of
Minco
Civisetta
Flora Belle
Generose
Brandy Wine
Tom Hall
Rankin
Gordian
Spring Water
Mr. Barnum
Astrum
Jop Fields
Ed Bishop
Gatlors Dream
Prosper Le Gal Triumphs in 1 Mile 7 Yard Feature
In St. Louis on June 17 Prosper Le Gal won the feature event a 1 mile 7 yards race at the fairgrounds. Rollick finished second by four necks, with Helen Print a length and a half behind in a field that included Wax Taper. Prosper Le Gal led from the start and held off the chalked favorite amid a small but competitive field.
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St. Louis
Prosper le Gal
Fairgrounds
Rollick
Helen Print
Wax Taper
Acilly
Prosper le Gai
Neek
Anniston tops Sylacauga in ten innings 5 to 4
Anniston tied the score in the tenth and won the first meeting of a series with Sylacauga 5 to 4 in ten innings. Halsey pitched for Anniston and was hit more freely than Sylacauga’s Roberts, but costly errors behind Roberts doomed Sylacauga. Anniston made only two errors, one costly. Batteries were Annis ton Halsey and Moore, Sylacauga Roberts and Andrews.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Little Hack
Strocrer
Lmpire Ghio
Foll¢emen
Gfroever
Hettle Rock
Allemang and
Lynch
Breistein
Accors
New Orleans
Shreveport
Freeland
Viaitora
Hulseman
Wickart
Pelicans
R. H. E. Shreveport
Westlake
Butler
McGuire
Anniston
Sylacauga
Ala
Halsey
Roberts
Moore
Sytacaugue
Andrews
Dorothy South Novel by Egerstom for Summer Reading
A new book by George Cary Egerstom titled Dorothy South arrives for summer reading. Miller reports the author signs copies and previews the work, noting its fresh characters and setting.
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Dorothy South
George Cary Egerstom
Miller
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