Bartley Blank Babbler But Secures Atlanta Win
In Memphis on June 17, Bill Bartley pitched for Atlanta and earned victory over Charley Fritz as he also delivered a two run single in the sixth inning. Bartley shut the door after a rocky start, with Bayless and Jordan driving in runs as Atlanta pulled away.
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New Orleans
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Hanes
Wald
Bartley Newton
Ty Harteley
Balle
Bartee Ware
Ty Winters
O'Brien
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Scores from the Southern, South Atlantic, American, National, and other leagues show Atlanta blanking Memphis 4 0 and Montgomery defeating Mobile 8 2. Nashville and Little Rock rainouts, with numerous other results across Columbus Savannah Jacksonville Chattanooga and more.
Where They Play Today Returns List of Matches Across Cities
The schedule lists today games across the South Atlantic League with matchups including Atlanta in Memphis, Nashville in Little Rock, Montgomery in Mobile, Birmingham in New Orleans, Augusta in Chattanooga, Charleston in Jacksonville, Macon in Savannah, Columbia in Columbus, St. Louis in Washington, Detroit in Philadelphia, Cleveland in New York, Chicago in Boston, New York in Pittsburg, and Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
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Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Montgomery
Birmingham
Memphis
UBS
Chattanoogs
Columbus
Macon
Augusta
Charleston
Jacksonville
Savannah
Columbia
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
National Seagur
P.C
Pittsburg
Newark 4A
Cincinnati Oe
Philadelphiee
Bt. al
Brooklyn
Ney
Chattanooga
Washington S. St. Louis
Southern League
Red Sox Beat White Sox In Afternoon Showdown
In Boston the Red Sox defeated the White Sox 6 to 1 as Beaton won the afternoon game easily with Ryan outpitching Smith. Batteries: Ryan and Carrigan for Boston. Smith and Payne for Chicago. Umpires Perrine and Evans.
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Red Sox
White Sox
Boston
Beaton
Ryan
Smith
Chicago
Carrigan
Smith and Payne
Empires
Perrine and Evans
Mass
Scara
KH. E
Owen
Byrne
Madden
Buchell
Schillater
Evans and
Perrine
Indians edge Savannah in tenth to take pitchers' duel
Savannah Georgia June 17 the Indians beat the Peaches 1 to 0 in a tight pitchers battle. Kane drove in the winning run in the tenth. Mureh collected three hits. Umpire Westervelt. Time 5. Lookouts 10 Tourists 9 in a separate game in Jacksonville Reiss pitched well for Jacksonville and Peartree had a hot day. In Chattanooga a 10 to 5 win for the locals over Augusta as McMahon homered late. Electrics beat Palmettos 3 to 1 in Columbus, Becker scoring on Fox’s hit in the tenth. King James will not start in the Suburban Handicap due to a leg issue.
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Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Hughes
Warhop
Berger
Bemis
Kleinow
Washington
Louis
Groom
Street
Graham, Howell and Criger
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Sheridan
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Savannah
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Mureh
EL Macon
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Westervelt
Gulls
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Peartree
Charleston
Roth
Hartley
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Griffin
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Castro
McKenzie
Gaskill
McMahon
Tring
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R. H
Meek
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VanSyckle
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Columbus
Becker
Fox
Bcora
R.H. E
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Whahikoff
Eyler
Smit
Weeks
King James
Hing James
Brooklyn
Sam Hildreth
Juireth
Empire City
Athletics Begin Season With Win Over Cedartown
The Athletics opened their regular season at Ponce with a decisive victory over Cedartown. Mayer struck out fifteen, allowing five hits. Captain Buchanan led at bat with three hits and a key squeeze bunt, while Burgess and Lakey starred in the field for Athletics as Cedartown’s 14‑4 record proved no barrier to a strong college‑style performance. The crowd, many from Cedartown, saw Athletics’ day from start to finish and anticipation built for today’s rematch at 4 pm.
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Ponce
Cedartown
A. A. CG
Mayer
Bundhes
The
Athletica
Buchanan
Hne Burgess
Lakey
Gainesville Wins over Iroquois Club in Riverside park game
Gainesville defeats the Iroquois Club of Atlanta in a lopsided Riverside Park matchup. Final score shows Gainesville with a strong early lead and consistent offense. Iroquois pitchers Trammel Mobley constrained by fielding errors as Conyers Keen struggle to close the gap.
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Gainesville
Gaineaville
Atlanta
Riverside Park
Gaineeville
Trammel
Mobley
Irequois
Conyers
Keen
All Red Wins Brewers' Exchange Handicap at Latonia
Latonia track was sloppy as All Red led late to win the Brewers' Exchange handicap by about two lengths over Madman with Richara Reed third. Lee Swell. All Red and Sea Swell linked in Cella betting. added starters included Dainty Dame and Halket. Jockey Powers rode three winners. total stake to winner $1,793.
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Prince Imperial
Powers
Cherryela
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Duquesne
Waiah
Aud Davia
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Colliby
Selector
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Royalport
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Coburn
Richard Reed
Taplin
T. M. Green
Charlie Eastman
Huck
Sea Swell
Dainty Dame
Alica Halker
All Red
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Cella
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Console
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Gilvedear
Steele
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Elysium
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Sem
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Roseburg II
Bonebrake
Tim Kelly
Ima Ra
Cubs Beat Dodgers 3 2 In Tight NL Clash
In St Louis and Chicago reports, the National League doubleheader featured Chicago beating Brooklyn 3 to 2 as two Brooklyn two-base hits and two triples by Ev ers spurred a late push. Errors by Brooklyn aided Chicago, while baserunning miscues limited both sides.
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Dodgers
Chicago
Flaties
Brooklyn
Evers
R. HH. B
Brown
Moran
Hunter
Bergen
Johnstone
Cossack
Eighteen Entries for Indiana Trophy at Crown Point Race
Crown Point Ind June 17 The western Vanderbilt a major auto event will start tomorrow over the Crown Point Lowe course for light stock cars for the Indiana trophy Eighteen entries include Buick Ford Locomobile Stoddard Dayton Chalmers Detroit and Renault. Officials arriving today include Referee Asa Paine starter Fred J Wagner clerk C F Root chief timer Harry Knight judges Messrs Farson Keastman Countisa McMahon Ritter and Edwards among others.
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Ind
Vanderbilt
Crown Point-Lowe
Buick
Robert Burman
Marion
Charles Stubbe
Ford
George Dunnell
Chalmera-Detroit
Wiliam Knipber
A. Molaen
Locomobile
J. W. Florida
George Dewitt
Fal-Car
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George Robertson
Moon
Phil Wella
Renault
A. W. Greiner
P Sick
Lewis
Btreng
John Ruehi
Stoddard
Dayton
Wiseman
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al Poole
Wright
Chalmers
Detroit
J. M. Mat- Bon
Asa Paine
Minneapolis
Fred J. Wagner
New York
C. F P. Root
Chicago
Harry Knight
Boston
John Farson
John C Keastman
Fred D. Countisa
H. C. Smith
Indianapolis
W. C. McMahon
Kling to Move Western League Franchise to St Joseph
Rumor from Omaha on June 17 says the Western Baseball League will shift Pueblo out and transfer the franchise to St. Joseph within thirty days. John Kling, ex Chicago Nationals catcher now running a Kansas City billiard parlor, is claimed to have bought the franchise and will relocate the team to St. Joseph where he believes money is in baseball. Kling has sought a Western League franchise for three years and is said to have found the first solid opportunity. Joseph remains a popular base in the old league.
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Neb
Pueblo
St. Joseph
John Kling
Chicago Nationals
Kansas City
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Kling
Joseph
Gazelle Stakes Won by Maskette
Maskette, owned by J. R. Keane, won the Gazelle stakes at Gravesend over a mile and a sixteenth, holding a commanding lead and finishing well ahead of Petticoat and Lady Bedford, with Twilight and Queen also among the finishers. The race card noted multiple events including the Gazelle for fillies, with Maskette dominating at 4 to 5 odds.
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J. R. Keane
Hammerness
McCahon
St. Joseph
Rockstone
King
Timea
Bonnie Kelso
Black Mate
Mombassa
Rose Beaumont
Erbet
Nicoll
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Vb Dugan
Scarpia
McLaughlin
Charlie Hargrave
Dalmatian
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Dugan
Lady Bedford
Burne
Twilight
Effendi
Doyle
Nerbit
Butwell
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Glass
Rio Grande
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Killiecrankieelec
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Jutta Powell
G Segond
McCarter
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Creevy
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Russell
Chesterbrook
Danger
Campeon
Obadiah
Kingston
Helle
Cliff Edge
Nobility
Costello
Tiana
Ore
Gallen Lass
Aunt Jule
Miss Hammond Wins Metropolitan Tennis Title
Miss Louise Hammond defeated national indoor champion Marie Wagner 6 0 6 0 to win the Metropolitan tennis championship singles for women. The men's finale is scheduled for tomorrow at the West Side Club courts.
Rowing champ Shears tops Southern meet in New Orleans
H C Shears of the St John Rowing Club won the singles title over Fred Demo vrelle of the Young Men's Gymnastic Club at the Southern Amateur Rowing Association meet in New Orleans. Major Taylor won. Buffalo Velodrome, Paris. Jackson Miss. James L Gillespie named state land commissioner of Mississippi after E H Nail’s death.
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H. C Shears
St. John Rowing Club
Fred Demovrelle
Southern Amateur Rowing Association
Shears
Jackson
Miss
James L. Gillespie
Commonwealth,& Weekly
Greenwood
Miasisatppi
E H. Nail
Cholera Toll Rises in St Petersburg Central District
In St Petersburg on June 17 twenty four new cholera cases and seventeen suspected cases were admitted to municipal hospitals in the last twenty four hours. A man sleeping at a central city hotel died from the disease. Officials suspect infected filtration beds as a source.
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St. Petersburg
Bankers Hear Andrews Address at South Carolina Meeting
Wrightsville Beach June 11. W E Andrews auditor for the Treasury addressed the South Carolina Bankers Association in place of Treasurer Treat whose duties in Washington prevented him from meeting the engagement.
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Wrightsville Beach
D. C
W. E. Andrews
Treasury Department
South Carolina Bankers’ Association
Treat
Washington
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