Running Water Wins Rosebud Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 19 Mabel Richardson wins the Rosebud Stakes at Sheepshead Bay by a length after leading pacemaker Martinmas. Hooker drives Mabel Richardson to front, Gamara second, Igequ'n third. Running Water wins the Grass selling stakes by one length in a field with few favorites. Multiple race details and entries listed for the day.
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South Atlantic League baseball results from June 19
In Jacksonville the Charleston team lost to Jacksonville 3 to 2 after a nine-inning period, with Childs Munson Chay pelle and Leslie listed among batters. Augusta defeated Savannah 2 to 1 in Ga, with Cicotte and Roth on the mound for Augusta and Kane and Holmes for Savannah. Macon blanked Columbia 4 to 0 in Ga, as Ashton and Farle combined on the hill for Macon and Loucks and Evers for Columbia. Attendance figures ranged from about 790 to 1,200 across the games.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
Jatteries
Augusta
Savannah
BattrrieseCicotte
Roth
Kane
Holmes
Brron
Macon
Columbia
Olumbia
Cox
Ashton
Farle
Loucks
Evers
Keller
Captain S. S. Frime Retired as Rear Admiral
Washington June 19 Captain J. S. Prime recently detached from the naval station at Port Royal South Carolina has been placed on the retired list of the navy with the rank of rear admiral.
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Washington
Prime
Port Ror
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Atlanta Anxious for a Winning Baseball Season
A club director pledges a winning team for Atlanta and vows to replace underperformers. The piece critiques current lineups and injuries, calls for a fast outfield hitter, a reliable left handed pitcher, and stronger catching, pitching, and shortstop play to close the gap with league leaders.
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Sftamnegn
Allianta
Trong
Maat
Tme
Birmingham
Archer
Shea
Ching
Stafford
Jordan
Morse
Anderson
Bernie McCay
Pacific National Disbands and Salt Lake Club Quits
June 19 report states the Pacific National Baseball League has disbanded after Ogden withdrew due to expenses. Salt Lake City club also quits. Ogden and Salt Lake teams were paid off and released. Spokane and Boise teams planned to tentatively unite after Independence Day.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pacific National Baseball League
Ogden
Salt Lake
Spokane
Boise
Atlanta Plays Double Header in Birmingham Rainout
A heavy rain halted the scheduled game between the Crackers and Barons in Birmingham, drawing over 2,000 fans. Two games were moved to tomorrow at 2:30 p.m., with Smith and Ely pitching for the Crackers and Pylant and Dessau for the Barons. The crowd was expected to set a weekday attendance record.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pirecrackers
Barons
Smith
Jack Ely
Firecrackers
Vaughan
Pylant
Dessau
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Baseline Marathon in 7-2 Brooklyn Win
Pittsburg pounded Brooklyn for seven runs amid mixed hits as Brooklyn seized control late. Beere and Leever starred for the visitors while Leever, Carisch, Jason and Bergen contributed for Brooklyn. Attendance around 1,990 with many miscued plays shaping the decisive sixth inning.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Beere
St. Louis
Boston
St Livia
Thielin
Warner
Zearfoss
Wilhelm
Needham
McFarland Dominates as Newnan Beats West Point 16 to 0
In Newnan Georgia McFarland star pitcher for Newnan dazzled by fanning thirteen and allowing only two hits as Newnan routed West Point 16 to 0. Fools and Jones homered for Newnan with McFarland and Westbrook aiding a strong rally while West Point bats struggled.
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West Point
McFarland
Mitching
Fools and Jones
Westbrook
Hoss
Nabelle
Burgess
Cargo Fire Damages Vessel. Crew Safe
A cargo ship caught fire near Fort Tampa during a voyage from Marselles to Galve on. Authorities say the vessel is extinguished but not believed seriously damaged. Fire crews reported the incident as under control with no injuries among the crew, though details remain unclear due to partial OCR text.
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Jane
Stea
Freer Fort Tampa
Galve
Marselles
Aed
Atlantic Won Yacht Race From Dover to Heligoland
The American schooner Atlantic won the Dover to Heligoland auxiliary yacht race finishing in 41 hours 26 minutes 24 seconds. The German Sueanne, owned by C Huldschinsky, came in first in 49 hours 43 minutes 40 seconds. The German yawl Therese, Felix Simon, placed second at 40 hours 5 minutes 30 seconds. Navaho, George W. Wattens, finished third in 42 hours 8 minutes 32 seconds and Sunshine, L H Solomon, was fourth in 42 hours 44 minutes 48 seconds.
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Germany
Felix Simon
Cleveland Beats Washington In Fourth Straight Loss
Washington 37, Cleveland 12 rounding out the 19th with Cleveland taking the fourth straight game. Batteries Townsend Hey non Rhoades Clarke. Umpires Kelly McCarthy. Attendance 1,812. Time 1:26.
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Schreier Stable Takes Three of Six at Montgomery Park
Barney Schreier's stable wins three races at Montgomery Park in Memphis. Ed Sheridan, favorite in the fourth race, delivers a decisive victory at good odds. Other winners include Dargin in six furlongs and Bitter Hand in four furlongs, with multiple entries listed for Memphis entries and results across the card.
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Montgomery Park
Hthis
Schrebers
Sheridan
Tom McGrath
Feiehly
Colonel Jewell
Sewell
Tom O'Chick
Sullivan
Philips Bellevue
Kora Kenyon
Nora Pearl
Dargin
Feight
Senades
Mrs. Annie
Andred Mack
St. Florence
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Perkins
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T. Williams
To & Secon
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Joe Wooten
Heston
Mlso
Ed Sheridan
Dolinda
Cotillion
Ka- He Ash
Tartan
Safeguard
Bitter Hand
Try Connell
Ghaver
Chispa
Clare Maxim
Fair View
Kavanaugh
Gessie Cheney
Kite Tal
Ehaday
Ie Yany
Serand
Shaver
Tinee
Mabel Simms
Give All
Arah Mey
Bombino
Mindora
Algo
Beljing
Arah May
Amejiana
Hitena
Qpaz
Bomar
Katie Ash
Laska
Plekles
Celebration
My Eleanor
Prince Salm Salm
Engs
Se‘ling
Augusto Victoris
Jake Ward
Fragmented Read: Local Sermon Fragments Slow to Align
Reading fragment explains a sect sentence and mentions a monastic allywed frat mis seeking industry, economic spot investment, and a Pagenetye place. It notes the fourdavwou fur liwu sands of fortynea and a convoluted reference to DP argr vis Cemiga POT TIL.
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Memphis Beats Pelican Team Scoreline Report
Two base hits by Hurlburt Gammon Dungan Breitenstein Whistler and several stolen bases highlight a Memphis victory over New Orleans. Breitenstein Stratton Dungan Whistler Walters Beecher Hurlburt Ditty Stanley Nadeau contributed, with multiple double plays and errors affecting the final score of New Orleans 1, Memphis 3. Umpires Burke and Black.
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iMemaphis
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Tume
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Black
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Folk defied by gamblers at St Louis Delmar race track
St Louis county sheriff ordered arrests under the anti-betting law but none were made at Delmar track as bookmakers operated openly. Prosecutor Sprnstone watched transactions. case against bookmaker George Whirich delayed for lack of evidence. Governor Folk, in Nashville, said he will enforce the new state betting law and may call out militia if needed.
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St. Louis County
Delmar Race Track
R. L. Sprinstone
George Whirich
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Tenn
Missouri
Latonia racing results show wins by The Cook and Warner
At Latonia on June 19 Judge Grady and Turner led winners. The Cook a 3rd choice won by a neck over Wrain-A-Monnea in race three, while Warner captured the steeplechase handicap. J Sockyy Redtke rode the first three winners including Rain Dance and Judge Brady.
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McLean to Meet Walthour in 20 Mile Race at Stadium
Hugh McLean and Bobby Walthour duel tonight at the Stadium in a 20 mile straightaway with riders starting from opposite track sides. If an accident halts the race, it restarts with identical positions unless it reaches the last mile, when the leading rider may finish. The event opens a three race set to decide the world championship, with Turville praising McLean's speed and nerve and noting Major Taylor’s life ban for failing to honor a France contract. Also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for bowel and stomach ailments.
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Bobby Walthour
Waltheur
McLean
National Cycling Association
Jack Prince
Mea
Walthour
Jagr Prince
Bobby
Atlanta
Turville
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Saye
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France
America Netter
Crony Killed By Train In Georgia Railroad Section Boss Death
St George Georgia June 19 Special P A Crossly section boss on the St George section of the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad was struck by an extra through freight at five in the morning and instantly killed. The fog and night conditions prevented warning as the crew fled. Crossly was thrown against a pile and killed instantly, his body taken to Crawford for interment.
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St. George
J— P. A. Crossly
St George
Georgia, Southern and Florida Railroad
Mr. Crossley
Crawford
Pirat e Hoodoo Postponed In Two Lo ng Varsity Game
Innings pitched Ayre 3 to Balin 3 and Fisher 9 1 hits. Hanley Becker Tey. three base hits Fisher. sacrifice Kennedy. Bases on balls Ayre Fisher 3 left on bases 8. Rock 8 Shreveport. Time 2 hours. Residence of Hon G W Jennsor in Lithonia burned at midnight. Loss 5000 insurance 1000.
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