Atlanta to Play Nashville Today in Southern League
In the Southern League Atlanta meets Nashville today while New Orleans defeats Little Rock 11 to 3 and Memphis tops Shreveport 7 to 2. Attendance reached 6,000 in New Orleans as Norcum homered twice and Freeland shut the door for the visitors.
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Dittle Rock
New Orleans
Crescent City
Shreveport
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Stafford
Norcum
Guese
Allemany
Freeland
Mke
Atz
Mullen
Hupbert
Lynch
Abbott
Tenn
Bame
Frank
Bserrain
Evans Atendance
Emphis
Ehret
Accorsini
End McGuire
Ome
O S
Thellman Wins Sixth Straight as Reds Top Cardinals
Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 7 to 2 on June 22 with Thellman notching his sixth consecutive win. Crawford and Hoyes starred, each finishing the day with an 1.000 batting percentage. Batteries were Thellman and Peitz for Cincinnati and O Neil and J O Neil for St Louis.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Thellman
Crawford
Hoy
Louis
Peitze O'Neil
J. O'Neil
Pittsburgs and Chicagos Break Record for Extra Innings
Chicago and Pittsburgs played a record setting long game with extra innings. Harling singled and stole in the nineteenth to score the winning run as Lowe’s clean hit in left produced the decisive tally. Attendance 10,000. Chicago 10 Pittsburg 2. Batteries Taylor Kling Philippi Smith. Time 8:10. Umpire O Day.
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Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Chicago
Heals
Pittsburg
Taylor
Ted
Harling
Lowe
Aingie
Kling
Philippi
Smith
O'Day
St Louis Triumphs Over Philadelphia 7 4 in Wilted Mitchell Start
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 7 to 4 as Mitchell exits in the third after three straight hits by Wall a Husting allows four hits two homers in relief. Powell Donohue Hus ting Mitchell Schreck noted. Attendance 10 000. Umpires Sheridan Connolly. Time 1 4.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Walla
Husting
Powell
Donohue
Schreck
Sheridan
Connolly
Virginia-Carolina Team Wins In Close Amateur Tilt
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company baseball team defeated the Southern Cotton Oil Company's aggregation at Decatur Saturday afternoon in one of the prettiest amateur games this season. The V C team had three errors and 12 hits while scoring seven runs in the third inning. Score by innings shows a sharp, hour eighty-five minute contest with decisive Virginia Carolina play from start to finish.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Oyler
Strange
Garvin
Cronin
Willams
Hresnahan
Seibach
Patterson and Sullivan
McGinntts
Bresnahan
Sullivan
Cromma
Cleveland
Washington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carrick
RH E. Cleveland
Joss and Bemiss
Carrie
Clark
Virginia-Carolina
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Decatur
Atlanta Athletic Club Its History and Future
The Atlanta Athletic Club has grown from a modest start in 1898 to a major city institution with 300 active members and 40 non residents. It plans new quarters, emphasizes physical culture and moral welfare, and showcases strong tennis and handball teams, a thriving physical culture class, and prominent city participation led by Burton Smith.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Club Nfe
Burton Smith
Smith
United States
South
Atlanta
George W.adair
Alrle
Atkinson
W. A. Fuller
Clarence Stockdell
Julian Harris
Sam Williams
L. D. Scott
W. R Tichenor
F. G. Byrd
N. R. Broyles
Bryan Grant
Chancellor Thornton
H. M. Ashe
Southeastern States
Athletic Club
Charlie Todd
Todd
Patterson
Reynolds Tichenor
Hal Richards
Professor Toepel
Toepel
Arnold Broyles
Joel Hurt
J. M. Slaton
J. van Holt Nash
Alex Meyer
Greater Atlanta Athletic Club
Tennis Schedule Committee Expected to Meet at Noon
The Atlanta Tennis Schedule Committee of the Atlanta Athletic Club plans a noon meeting today to arrange next Saturdays games on five courts. Members include F G Byrd Julian Morris and W Tichenor. Byrd will likely call a 12 o'clock meeting after checking members' convenience.
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Atlanta
F G Byrd
Julian Morris
Tichenor
Atlanta Athletic Club
Byrd
Not Hawthorne Clue Irks Concord Minister
New York Tribune figure Rev. A. W. Jackson of Concord Massachusetts, author of a James Martineau biography, is told he bears a Hawthorne likeness. On a Concord station platform two country women confronted him. One whispered a demand, “Be you Hawthorne?” He answered calmly, “No, madam, I be not.”
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Hawthorne
New York Tribune
A. W. Jackson
Concord, Maes
James Martineau
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Concord Station
Mr. Jackson
Sham battle set for July fourth at Piedmont Park
Details for the Fifth Regiment sham battle at Piedmont Park on July 4 are nearly complete. The event will include an infantry attack with artillery and cavalry, a field day under Professor Toepel, and a parade led by Lt Col Clifford L. Anderson. Excursions by train and a large crowd expected from surrounding towns.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Toepel
Clifford L. Anderson
Harng Street
Patten
Barker
Exposition Company
E. E. Pomeroy
Temple Court
Wrightsville
N. C
Friends of the
Soldier Boys
Vailsburg Track Hosts Record Bicycle Race
In Newark New Jersey six thousand spectators saw M L Hurley set a half mile amateur record of 57 3 5 seconds at the Vailsburg track. The meet featured a large 2 mile consolidation with many crashes but no serious injuries. Other results include professionals F W Kramer and John Bedel winning open and two additional events.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
M. L. Hurley
Hurley
M.L. Hurley
N.Y. A. CG
Teddy” Billington
N.Y A.C
George Glason
Pronouncing Gazetteer Aids Philippine Islands Names
Washington June 22 One of the most valuable publications yet issued from the division of insular affairs of the war department is a pronouncing gazetteer and geographical dictionary of the Philippine islands with maps charts and illustrations. The first part of it is just from the press.
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Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippine Islands
Southern Railway Timetable Highlights and Services
Overview of daily Southern Railway trains from Atlanta to major cities including Cincinnati Birmingham Memphis and Columbus with through Pullman sleeping cars. Notes on limited and express services to Washington New York Boston and Jacksonville plus local stops to Charlotte Richmond Norfolk and Cincinnati. Tickets and depot contacts listed.
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Union Depot
Atlanta
Go Central OF Georgia Railway
Denart
Jonesboro
Savannah
Hapeville
Maconn
Macon
Peville
Atlantic Railroad
Nashville
Martetts
Martetta
Memphis
Marietta
Mariatta
Nostville
Atlanta and
West Point
Seaboard Air Line
Clinton
Washington
Norfolk
Geeorgia Railroad
Augusta
Augusta Conyers
Lithonia
Conyers
Covington
Ecept Sundsy
Pi Conyers
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Boca
Brunswick
Columbus
Birmingham
Karsan City
Charlotte Denville
Richmond
Chattanooga
New York
Charlotte
FL Valley
Locel
Mascow
Puchman
Pullmaz
Goolumbus
Artives
Excarr
Air Line
Toccos
Jain
Ciminpati
Mooga
Louisville
Anniston
Jacksonville
U. 5
Tam
Conches
Boston
Kimbs
L Y House
Wiles Depot
City
Malin
J Gol
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Henry H. Lackey
Lucy Street
William Jackson Sullivan
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Georgia Railroad
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W. B. Rast
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Mrs. Morris Nathan
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J. E. Brown
Terry Cotta
Cail
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Houston Street
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Ben Pearson
Grady Hospital
Mr. Pearson
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Church of the Immaculate
Oakland Cemetery
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Jack Hastings
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Miller
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Renmaine
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Albert
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Yortis & Fougera & Coy
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G. E. Collum Crofsy Medicine CO
Choctaty Nation
Cara Constitution
Atlante
Underwood
Wagner Typewriter, Co
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Remingtons
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Henry Schmidt
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Ala
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W. J. Oliver & Co
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Belsinger & Gross
Bavandan
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Miss
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Proctor
Georgia College Eclectic
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North
Milwaukee
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Toledo
Ohio
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Holleman
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Equitable Loan
Sequrity Company
Equitable
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Kennedy Loan Co
J. T. Holleman
McCandless
Kiser
Trree
Harrisons
Southern
Austell
Atlanta Seed Co
South Broad Street
Estee For
R. M. Wiley
Crown Corka
Hagan Bros. Co
Houston
C. H. Smith
J. M. Quick Co
M. L
Thrower
Forsyth Street
Charles D. Barker
Bell
White Gickory Wegon Mig. Co
Booth Broad St. Et Fule
Lanier
Atlanta Dental
D. Morgan
Whitehall St
E. D. Grane & Co
Columbus Buggy Co
M'Neal, JR
Renee
J. C
J. G. Evins
Whitehall
Jeweter
Wells
Broad
Richards Machine Co
Peters Street
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