Nashville Wins One Sided Battle Over Atlanta Atlantas Struggle
Nashville defeated the Atlanta team with Sanders pitching a strong left handed game while Bailey struggled for the visitors. The game produced only six hits for Atlanta as Nashville seized control with timely hitting and sharp fielding. The Nashville win places them near the top standings with New Orleans behind them and Memphis chasing, as Chattanooga lingers at the bottom.
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Kennedy
Wiseman
Abbatichio
Bussey
Knol
Lowney
O Fisher
Cargo
Sen
Po Ae
Winters
Leldy
Qrit Oa Krug
Latimer
Baseball Recap of Southern League Action and Notables
Chattanooga overwhelmed Birmingham 19 to 1 as Wilhelm’s Birmingham era begins. Nashville and Atlanta wore new uniforms in a tense clash, while New Orleans edged Memphis 1 to 0 on strong defense. Shreveport rallied past Little Rock 9 to 5 in a high scoring day. St Vrain impressed at times for Memphis, with Frank’s payroll ambitions noted and Tacoma demanding 1000 for his release.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
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Shreveport
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Little Hook
Skopec
Charley Frank
Frank
Western League
Congress of Nations
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Social Circle and Covington Tie in Classic Baseball Clash
In Dothan Alabama on June 23 Social Circle and Covington played a remarkable tie with a final 1 to 1 score. Batteries were Selgers and Delaperriere for Social Circle and Brannan and Whitaker for Covington. The game featured strong pitching with Selgers and Brannan each posting nine strikeouts. Dothan 1 defeated Bainbridge 0, while Bainbridge’s diamond woes continued as Dothan ran up nine runs.
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Covington
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Delaperriere
Brannan
Whitaker
Basa
Seigers
Dothan
Bainbridge
Ala
Columbia
D. C
Manning
Francesco and Ethics win Christie Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay New York June 23 C F Dwyer entry Francesco and Ethics finished first and second in the Christie selling stakes. Francesco led by five lengths with Ethics a close second after a furious drive for the place. Advance Guard defeated Blues in the handicap at one mile and a quarter, showing peak form.
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Ethics
Chistie
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National League Scores From June 23 Baseball Card
Pittsburg beat Chicago 7 to 2 due to costly Chicago errors, 2100 in attendance. Brooklyn triumphed over New York 8 to 1 after Taylor exit and Blewitt relief, 4000 in attendance. Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 as Boston bats punished on-base opportunities, 2400 in attendance.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago blanked Detroit as Griffith dominates in mistimed win
Detroit, Mich, June 23. Four scattered hits could not overcome Griffiths pitching as Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 0. Sle yer wen homered and McGuire joined Griffith and Otlaughlin with key RBIs. Time, 23. Batter ies Steve Sullivan was the umpire in an Eastern League matchup. Rochester beat Newark 9 to 1, Toronto triumphed 7 to 3 over Providence, Worcester edged Montreal 2 to 1.
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Toronto
Providence
Worcester
Montreal
Nickey D Upsets in Fifth Race at Washington Park
Cold clear day at Washington Park as Nickey D ridden by J Mathews wins the fifth race by a length over Elsie L amid a fast track. Scorpio and Money Mass led early with Gonfalon fading, while other races feature two year olds and mile events with various favorites and outcomes.
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Nid
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Gonfalon
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A. D. Gibson
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Gelling
Henry Zitt
Miss Liza
Conley
Jaubert
Dean
C . Campbell
Baniantyne Algo Tan
Whitney Pays Fancy Prices For Yearling Colts at Elmendorf Sale
New York June 23 The second sale of James B. Haggin’s Elmendorf yearlings at Sheepshead Bay drew Whitney as a keen bidder. He bought the Hamburg lit Berriedale for 7000 dollars, top price, and also purchased other yearlings from the Haggin stable including a Salvator-Bigeonet foal for 6100 dollars sold to Sidney Paget, with several other pieces selling from 1000 dollars up. Whitney’s purchases included multiple Hamburg crosses and Derby links, highlighting a brisk market at the Elmendorf dispersal.
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Elmendorf
New York
James B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
William C Whitney
Hamburg
D c
Salvator-Bigeonet
Imp. Pathampton-Ave Marie
Matt Byrne
Imp Knight of the Thistle- Belle Daly
Sidney
Paget
Hampbure-Imp. Boise
Gertrude
W. B. Jennings
Bes
Ben Holliday
G. Morris
McFadden Knocked Out by English Boxer Ben Jordan
London event at the National Sporting Club saw San Francisco’s McFadden knocked out in the fifteenth round by Ben Jordan after a tight bout that remained even until late. Jordan landed a decisive cross on McFadden’s jaw fifteen seconds before the bell, leaving him unconscious at the full count.
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ancKadden
San Francisco
Ben” Jordan
National Sporting Club
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McFadden
Reiff Wins at Paris Balint Cloud Meeting
Lisette ridden by J Reiff won the Prix Semen dria at the Balint Cloud meeting in Paris. Nettie with Mac Ginn aboard finished second, representing W. K. Vanderbilt.
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Paris
Lisette
J Reiff
W. K. Vanderbilt
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MacGinn
Walthour Denies Sunday Racing Report From Cambridgeport
Bobby Walthour disputes a Cambridgeport report claiming he raced last Sunday. He states he never trained or rode on Sundays and telegraphed Atlanta friends to correct the story. The note cites the Atlanta Constitution and Walthour’s denial. Berlin hosts the 100 kilometer world cycling championship with Robi of Munich winning in 1 hour 28 minutes 18 seconds. Bonheurs and Taylor, both of Paris, place second and third. Lin ton, remaining tied to his pacemaker, withdraws.
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Atanta Constitution
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Tost
Handball Tournament Draws Near End Of Competition
Two games were played as the five man handball tournament nears finish. Netherland and Parker beat Fairman and Kennedy to widen their lead in Class B. Coley and Lagomarsino defeated Graham and Allen on Court No 1 as competition heats up for class titles.
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Fairman
Kennedy
Netherland and
Airman
Curt Coley
Lagomarsino
Graham and
Allen
Gulf States Championship Tennis Opens in New Orleans
The second annual Gulf States Championship tennis tournament began at the New Orleans Tennis Club courts with California visitor and last year's winner R. G. Hunt defending the cup Thursday in the singles final. Semifinals set after today's play featured W. E. Stauffer J. H. Eliott Douglan Forsyth and A. W. Seguin.
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R. G. Hunt
California
W. E. Stauffer
J. H. Eliott
Douglan Forsyth
A. W. Seguin
Two Crack Shots At Trap In Atlanta Gun Club Race
Lawrence and Money, famed shooters, competed before a large crowd at the Atlanta Gun Club. In a 10-target race referee Charles Harris presided as Lawrence led early before a drop sent the score to 97 to 96 for Money.
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Money
L. Lawrence
Hal Money
Atlanta
Charles Harris Wee
Charlie Harris
Cicely Sails First in German Emperor Cup Race
The English schooner Cicely, Cecil Quentin owner, left Dover June 21 for Heligoland, arrived 6:40 PM June 23 but missed time allowance. Valauvent also finished. Cicely gave Valauvent five and a half hours and Leander three and a half hours.
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Heligland
Germany
Cicely
Cecil Quentin
Dover
England
Valauvent
Tom
Byrd Tennis Trophy Cup Opens Wednesday in Atlanta
The F G Byrd singles tennis cup begins Wednesday afternoon across Atlanta Tennis League courts. About forty entries noted, with entries due by 10 am Wednesday to draw for places. Residents of Fulton DeKalb or Clayton counties may enter if not Atlanta Athletic Association members. Last year Nate Thornton of College Park won. this year promises strong play as no league matches occur Saturday due to Byrd Cup. Dorothy South, a new summer read by George Cary Bageston, appears. Miller, 39 Marietta.
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Byrd
Ahy
Fulton, DeKalb
Clayton
Atlanta Athletic Association
Atlanta Athletic Club
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