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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Dorothy South George Cary Egerstom Miller

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