Three Atlanta Pitchers Use By Smith In Loss
Three Atlanta pitchers worked yesterday as Manuel strengthened Atlanta’s win, but New Orleans won 4 to 1. Manuel pitched brilliantly with support from Ford, Lecker, Castro, and Dyer. The Pelicans pulled ahead with timely hits and defensive plays, while Smoky plays and substitutions shaped a tense upstart game at the field.
Minneapelle Indianapolis baseball doubleheader results
In a two game set St Paul defeated Indianapolis 6 to 0 in the first game and again beat Indianapolis 6 to 1 in the second. The affairs were called by agreement. Toledo beat Kansas City 4 to 3 and Totumbue lost to Columbus 3 to 1. Malar key pitched 83 4 innings, Wash 2 3 innings, with Me larkey allowing two-base hits Beabaugh and Henline each had two hits. Hees Nye and Harte executed sacrifice plays. Nye stole bases, Jones and Page on base. Malarkey 1 walk, Walsh 2, Hart 1 strikeout. Time 0:30. Umpires Hagkett and Rinc.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolla
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Totumbue
Columbus
Millway
Malarkey
Wash
Melarkey
Beabaugh
Henline
Hees
Nye
Heabaugh
Page
Harte
Walsh
Hare
Maclarkey
Hart
Pall
Miller
Perry
Hagkett
Rinc
Hirmingnam
Molesworth
Ef. Demont
Smith
Meek
Wl Walters
Alcock
Ib Gardner
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M Manning
Rinbbe
Carey
Richards
Carter
Naighbor James
Owens
Stockdale
Birmingham
Memphis
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Slockdale
Amtome Tun
James
Azalen Bazen
Mane
Walters
Demont
Preminger
Memphis 6 Birmingham 1 in Memphis game summary
Memphis beat Birmingham 6 to 1 in a one sided contest as hits and errors favored the locals in the first and third innings. Stockdale allowed three hits as Shreveport and Nashville also played near even, with multiple players contributing in a slugging but well fielded game.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Tenn
Stockdale
Sweetwater Park Hotel Opens in Lithia Springs Georgia
Traveling men seek a prime spot to dine and stay with evenings and Sundays at the Sweetwater Park Hotel Lithia Springs Georgia boasting best table in Georgia and inviting patrons to visit and sample comforts and meals.
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Lithia Springs
Georgia
Cracker Pitchers Improve Amid Warm Weather
The Cracker pitching staff benefits from warmer weather in the lower swamp country of the western circuit after wins against Shreveport and New Orleans. Russell Ford pumped value into Piratetown, while Bill Smith’s energy spending surprised locals who lacked clues to his future use. Bob Spade, seen as a strong performer, rises to prominence, and Ford’s unknown variables may soon be clarified as the staff grows stronger with warmer days.
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Shreveport
New Orleans
Russell Ford
Piratetown
Tawa
Bill Smith Wes
Ford
Bob Spade
Slemant
Rand Ek
The
Star
Ransick Fired From Augusta Team
Augusta Ga June 19. E J Ransick longtime manager of the Augusta team for eighteen months is released by the local owner. Dick Crozier places outfielder in temporary charge. Directors want a playing manager to stay within salary limits and negotiations open with Lave Cross Melder. Players present a diamond watch fob in displeasure at the action. John Brown and Moore Kendrick mentioned. Pitcher Grant Schopp to return soon.
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E. J. Ransick
Dick Crozier
Lave Cross
T. Melder
Irelyaeing Ransick
Shia
Ransick
John Brown
University of Georgia
Moore Kendrick
Mercer
Grant Schopp
Chicago Defeats Boston in Poor Field Play
Chicago bested Boston 5 to 2 as Boston fielding faltered. Batters included Cobson Harrie and Armbruster, with umpire Connolly behind the plate. Time 1:37. Other games noted Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, and New York results.
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Boston
Cobson
Harrie
Armbruster
Connolly
Hurst
Suburban Handicap Draws Seventeen Top Horses at Sheepshead
New York June 10 At least seventeen horses will contest the rich Suburban Handicap for five year olds and up at Sheepshead Bay over 1 1/4 miles with a guaranteed purse of 820,000. Electionset or Superman are favored among a field that may include Montgomery Dandelion and Beacon Light among others. Weights and riders listed for entries include Dandelion Radtke. Running Water Muller. Flap Flap Blanay. Beacon Light Electronesr and more in a crowded lineup led by potential favorites such as Superman Nicol.
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Gheepshead Bay
Electionset
Superman
Montgomery
Dandelion
Flin Flop
Beacon Light Cottontown
Running Water
Wall
Lorse
Nicol
Freston
J . H. Keene
South Atlantic League results mixed as Savannah beats Augusta
In Savannah Georgia on June 19 Near and Lakoff split work while Savannah visitors beat Augusta 3 1. Charleston lost to Columbia after sixth inning errors. Columbia benefited from early hits and a costly Charleston miscue. Jacksonville and Macon clashed with heavy hitting. Walters cleared bases with a three bagger in the eighth to lift Jacksonville.
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P. Sinmph
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Montgomery
Birmingham
Shreveport
South Atlantic Leagun
Jacksonville
Charleston
Augusta A
Gavannah
Azil Tumbl
Chicago
New York
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Pittaburg
Boston
Nnath
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Louis
Washington
Savennah
Augusta
Auguste
Near
Lakoff
Aia Ocos
Columbia
Raymond Rei End Schwenck
Smith
Time
Pire
Buckley
Sacktourilic
Macom
Fin
Walters
Mit
Macon
Kee Sand Harnish
National League Quakers edge Phillies 2 1 in Pittsburgh
National League results include Quakers defeating Philadelphia 2 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Chicago beat Ta, Cincinnati triumphed over New York, St Louis routed Brooklyn 13 to 4, with game notes on errors and innings.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Philadelphiag
Pittsburos Land Doing
Pire
Emalle
Scatam
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Davis
Jockey Koerner Survives Graveyard Ride at Gravesend
Jockey Koerner and mount Incachee suffered a dramatic spill at Gravesend. Park Row 80 to 1 crowding rail caused the fall. Koerner and the horse were taken, Koerner uninjured, the rider reported in danger but later declared safe. Park Row was disqualified. Coat of Arms placed second, Rethims third. The Myrtle Stakes and other races followed with multiple stakes and results.
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Eimerney
Serrow
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Helen B
Miller
Beamle
Sherlee Willams
Koehler
Dick Shaw
Vinnesan
Belligerent
el Pigeon
Californis Hing
Dave Lawla
Latone Fejl
Core
Jacobite
Otter
xVoorhees
Doyle
Emerich
Tony Faust
Maliiite
Myrtle Staten
Grappi
Beckmany
Hyperind MI
Shilling
Rye
Milter
Tims
Rea Friar
Manszienelio
Tipping
Angig
Moonshine
Saylor
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O [Phan Lad
Beckman
Secon
Ed Bail
Henry
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Dtandover
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Nagaeak
Anneta aLdy
Buffice
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Mald
Alte Parcia
Lax
Mier
Dick Finnell
Time
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Thomas Maker
al H. Woods
Sir Alt Issy
Jobatown
My Lady
Alar
Karnet
Fallaheon
Bungiow
Iss
Huddy
Loratia
Roasben
Prince Hamburg
Lady Anne
Draculum
Charles Edward
Cabochan
Bob Tyler
Lady Vincent
Goldly
King James
Lady Winifred
Fyreatene
Wave Creat
Monopoliat
Senator Barrett
Ben Fleet
Incognito
King Gol
Chapultepec
Mamque
C. W. Hurt
Rock Crest
Adriana
Budden
Btamine
Sulling
Mille
Banker
King Cole Maxnar
Oliver Cromwell
Lancastrian
Palette
Flavigny
Herman
Rio Grande
Acrobat
Lord Branhopa
Blondy
Futurity
Cour Moellok
Norbit
Cai Falcada
Hallleter
Blumberte
Squire
Pontex
Lady Bard
Crackers win amid late offset by Rudderham and Ford help
In a Sunday game the Crackers prevailed with Rudderham scoring the decisive play, Ford and eight helpers earning credit. Richmond seeks a return to the five bass game with plans to occupy a base, creating four stations plus home. Cleveland maintains strong form, losing only three on the current trip and winning 23 of 30. Lajoie’s club had only an even break in 20 games. Chief Blankanship of the Red Legs, now with Washington, is out three weeks after a four-tip injury. Ed Walsh of the Sox also sidelined, while Washington and Philadelphia drop the colors. Two new players join Charleston soon: pitcher Wrebohm and infielder Reddick, formerly of Denver. Reddick batted .275 in 110 games last season. The Denver Post notes Reddick will join the locals soon. Sandon Bohannon to Lincoln to reinforce the lineup.
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Cherieston
Wrebohm
Reddick
Denver
Denver Post
Omaha
Lincoln
Sandon Bohannon
Burke
Bohannon
Asevon
Jacksonville
Emeryville Glen-Mare handicap race concludes with Joe Coyne drive
The Emeryville fixture features a one mile sixteenth Glen-Mare handicap won by Joe Coyne driving. Several races follow including Futurity course winners Mischief and Bon Vivant, and a Glenmore handicap won by Joy Coyne with Fred Hent placing third. Other events list Avontellus and Rekonall claiming top spots in shorter sprints with times ranging from 1:07 to 2:34.
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Emeryville
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Mischief
Wilson
Wile Gregg
Palma
W. Smith
Molan
May Clark
Lizais Alber
Moora
Glendenyes
Cathneahire Ren
Ana
Erling
Avontellus
Menvello
A. Wright
Ding ‘Dong
Jarrett
Harbor
Little Joker
Water Cure
Widow
Groas
Fred Hent
Kircchbaum
Talamund
Woolma
Rubrio
Dafume
Frascuelo
Oille
Rekonall
Girachbaum
Itatile Bumppo
L." Wilson
Gratz Tvor
Kirchhbaum
Billy Mayhem
Escalante
Latonia card features Phil Finch nose win over Mike Sutton
At Latonia race card on June 19 two favorites held leads but Phil Finch edged Merce drive by a nose over Mike Sutton in the featured one mile race. Plantland settled third as Belt Toone led early with Blaze O Light second. Others noted include Hone brake Tale scope and Monochord in supporting events.
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Latonis
Phil’ Finch
Merce
Mike Sutton
Plantland
Belt Toone
Les
Blaze O'Light
Auirven
Oak Grove
Benanit
Our Anna
Pixley
Field Lark
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Flose
Bytvan Brady
Powers
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Harlow
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Wine Merchant
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Cherry
Talescope
Austin
Beatrice K
Griath
Itm
Tom Chanbe
Bert Cara
Prince Silverwing
Mint Doy
St. Juvenal
Matthew Gault
Potter
Bensonhurst
Phil Finch
Button
Lee
Land
Sinder
George ‘van Tieth
Ada
Flac
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Batley
Harelatch
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Tes
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Orlandwick
Hard Blood Knight
Ivanhoe
Frank Plesher
Camille
Mary Buc
Nm Qiarmora
Littis George
Viola Blanch
Warner Ganwell
Husted
MelChord
Hebounder
Barnsdala
Jos
Broony Hill
Jie
Quick Rich
Horas Radis BO
Oberon
Ethel Mark
Athen
Jon Haw Henry O
Joe Bhiela
Tancred
Tanglewood
Lazoling
Harry ‘Scott
Wing ‘Ting
Frontenac
Cadlesram
Mils
Aall Ip
Bealplock
Sultry
Marseils
Princes
Ormvia
Lieut Rice
Louise MacFarland
Lea Bright
Voy
Matador
Bixth Neco
Mite
Mog
Anna Russkin
Alice King
Prater Michael
Dele Brome
Charley Mitchel
Tinker
Webber
Counwn Clark
Je Lohae Mitty
Carel
Calmdash
Sicilian girl uses knife in Lower East Side street fight
In New York on June 1 a Sicilian girl Philomena Castino allegedly drew a knife and fatally stabbed Charlee McCarthy after an altercation with schoolboys. Theresa Christopher is jailed as a witness. McCarthy and the two girls were taken to police station where another attempt to stab occurred. McCarthy is expected to die in hospital.
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Weat
Philomena Castino
Charlee McCarthy
McCarthy
Theresa Christopher
Stadlow
Philomene
Revival at Covington Ga Presbyterian Church
An aggressive evangelistic revival at the Covington Georgia Presbyterian Church continues through a second week. Special services began last Sunday and draw large crowds as Pastor Rev John B. Have delivered fervent sermons that energize the congregation.
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Covingt Covington, Ga
Presbyterian Church
Eva
John B
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