Atlanta Takes Second Game In Chattanooga Series
Chattanooga, Tennessee on June 20 saw Atlanta tie the series with a second win as Hopkins and Wilson pitched well for the locals, though costly errors and timely hits by Atlanta produced the runs. Leidy and Pabst figured prominently for the Georgians, while Chattanooga’s Lawler, Roth, and Ballentyne contributed with base hits and crucial plays.
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Chattanooga
Tona
Atlanta
Mountaineers
Hopkins
Wilson
Lerly Hingled
Pabst
Krug
Jett
Durrett
Leldy
Roth
Lawier
Leidy
Lawler
Longley
Stouch
Ballentyne
Reitz
Stonch
Hottmeister
Heitz
Frank
Molesworth
Winters
Ieidy
Chattancopa
Nvrun
Latimer
Reltz
Bie Fe
Ib Po A.e
Ee Lawler
OD Hopkins
Molt
Qo Lei
Hoffmeister
Hopking
Spratt
Kelly
Pritchard
Shreveport
Memphis
Tenn
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Williams
Hulseman
Leftield
R. HB
Pelicans Rivalry Shapes Upper Division Prospects
In Diamond Dust, Pelicans falter in the standings as Finn leads his team to widen the gap against Tennesseeans. Travelers may keep the banner from Crescent City, while Arkansas capital and Atlantans are eyed as first division contenders. Memphis clings to second division leadership as Frank’s team battles for top status.
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Pelicans
Finn
Crescent City
Arkansas
Little Rocks
Memphis
Frank
Tke
Scottmaw
Great American Derby Thirteen Horses Race Today
Charley Lamar predicts a tight Derby season as Nashville and Birmingham battles unfold. Birmingham pitcher Clark shines while manager Frank Haller resigns. Wilhelm leads temporarily. New York tops Brooklyn 3 1 in a June series opener. Philadelphia wins 2 0 over Boston with timely hits. Rain postpones Pittsburg game. a snapshot of league standings ahead of key matchups.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Haller
Wilhelm
Cleveland Beats Washington In Eight Inning Rally
In Cleveland, June 20, with two out in the eighth Townsend lofted a ball as Cleveland scored to win 8-5 over Washington. Batteries Wright Bemis Townsend Clarke. Time 1.40. Attendance 2,400. Umpire O Laughlin. Detroit shut out Boston 8-0 behind Miller. Postponed games: Chicago at Baltimore and St Louis at Philadelphia due to rain.
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Washington
Townsend
Wright
Bemis
Clarke
O’laughlin
Detroit
Boston
Mich
Miler
R.A E
Miller and McGuire
Dinosa Tan Warner
Johnstone
Chicago
St. Louis
Yale and Harvard Baseball Clash Produces Yale Victory
Yale defeats Harvard 7 to 2 at Soldiers Field in the first of the annual series. Pitching dominates with only five strikeouts. Garvin and Winslow for Yale opposed by Stillman Clarkson and Kernan for Harvard. In other games Columbus defeats Georgia Tech 12 to 1, Huntsville beats St Bernard 10 to 2, while Rochester defeats Worcester and Buffalo 7 to 3. Providence and Montreal matchups also listed.
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Maas
Soldiers’ Field
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Stillman
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Kernan
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Techs
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Lucas
Secret
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Lynch
Blankenship
Crawford
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St. Bernard
Als
St. Bernard College
Cullman
Indications Last Night Point To Muddy Derby Track
Chicago June 20 Thirteen horses are entered for tomorrow's American Derby with more possible overnight. Heavy track conditions influence favorites and chances as trainers weigh mud friendly contenders while final declinations remain due by 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
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Chicago
Daley Defeats Feltz in Savannah Twenty Round Fight
Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn and Andy Daley of Boston battled twenty rounds in Savannah GA. Daley won the decision for superior work as Feltz was pushed through the ropes multiple times. Rough crowd, including about 300 Elks, packed the Savannah Athletic Club hall.
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Savannah
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
Andy Daley
Boston
Daley
Shorty Jenkins
Savannah Athletic Club
The
Order of Elks
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Cornell Favored In Today's Varsity Race At Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie N Y June 20 Violent practice and time trials mark the university crew prep for the boat races Cornell is the favorite in the varsity race while Wisconsin bids to challenge for first place Pennsylvania and Columbia were early second choices with Wisconsin rising as a strong bidder The freshmen race lacks a clear pick and the four oared event remains open as coaches decide on no special practice tomorrow Races start at 3 30 4 15 and 5 30 pm with the observation train seats reported sold and expected record attendance at the Poughkeepsie course
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Poughkeepsie
University
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsle
Washington Park Racing Entries Amid Mixed Track Forecast
Entries for other events at Washington Park list nine races with numerous horses and weights. Notable names include Barrack Federal Hminez Harry New Wissendine Kenilworth Zebra Memnon and Last Knight among others in mile six furlong and longer heats.
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Washington Park
Barrack
Federal
Hminez
Harry New
Foul Creyton
Gienwater
Wain-A-Moinen
Vulcain
Luke Ward
Wissendine
Kenilworth
Bcorpio
Harney
Head
Vasse
Revensbury
Huzzar
Queen of Dinlana
Sheepshead Bay Card Names Winners at Racing Meet
At Sheepshead Bay today Juvenalis Irish Lad and Hurstbourne led as winning favorites. Cameron captured the fourth race handicap at one mile, finishing half a length ahead of Dublin in 1 39. Other races featured wide fields and notable performances with Spring and Futurity course runners noted in result summaries. A separate Huntsville shooting tournament is planned for July 4 at the Huntsville Gun Club attracting shooters from nearby cities.
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Cochran
Musidora
Thhula
Early Eve
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May J
Batyah
Juvenalis
Adelaide Prince
T. Burns
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Daly
Anna Darling
Asthelston
Morentona
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Waterton
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Idaumo
Euphone
Herqulean
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Helling
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Rappenecker
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Tidal
Millin
Emshee
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Dixie Line
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Lord Turee
Scothaager
Bark Planet
Sadle O
Mount Hope
Choice
Mennenfield
Cinqueralli
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Blue Delft
Ithan
Bobbinet
Blue Banner
Brimstone
Mary McCarthy
Swittman
Belvino
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Kinnikinnie
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Huntsville
Ate
Fast handball at Fire Headquarters features three lively games
At Fire Headquarters yesterday three fast handball matches captivated observers. Leaders Parker Delaney beat Courtney Joyner 5 to 1 in class A while Lafitte Peel defeated Cap Harry Joyner 6 to 3 in class B. Netherland Parker topped Baldwin Morris 5 to 3 in class C as top teams extend their percentate margins.
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Harlem derby favorite Frangible loses to Frangible at Sheepshead Bay card
At Harlem's spring meeting on a wet track Learoyd won the sixth race over Digby Bell, an American Derby favorite, who finished second. Frangible won the fourth race over Prowl by a length, with Cobrouch falling earlier in the opener. Other results include Nellie Waddell and Articulate securing wins in their events, while several horses were listed in the field for each race and note of a jockey injury to Mead.
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Display of Sovereign and Turkish cigarettes at Elkin-Watson Drug
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt notes the Elkin-Watson Drug Company showing Sovereign and Turkish cigarettes. The piece riffs on Mars customs, fashion, politics, and consumer ads while promoting Juven Pills and Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The prose mocks modern ads and social commentary in a playful, ephemeral style.
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Elkin-Watson Drug Company
Hikin-Watson Drug Company
Telephonic mix up ends with dinner delay
A man establishes a phone link with his wife Laura but frequent disconnections frustrate the call. After repeated attempts to confirm the address 745 Black and a jab at the operator, he finally says he cannot return for dinner until about 7. The piece ends with a moral: call the manager, it will work now and then.
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Goodby
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