Holes by Moles Delay Pabst's Men in Nashville Beating
Nashville’s game against Atlanta ends 4 to 3 after a novelty miscue as a school of moles burrows the outfield. Newt Fisher, Atlanta’s manager, smiles as moles disrupt fielding, while Wiseman’s three-base hit and Letdy’s fall decide the outcome in nine innings.
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LaRocque
Chattanooga Triumphs Over Birmingham in Slow Fielding Match
Chattanooga won 7 to 3 in a weathered game played in Chattanooga Tennessee. Slow fielding by Birmingham allowed the victors to score while Longley Busch and Spratt stood out. Batteries Dolan Roth Campbell Brown helped secure the win as Chattanooga batted heavily.
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Moran, Allemange
Lynch Butler
McGuire
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Birmingham
Tenn
Longley
Busch
Spratt
Dolan and Roth
Campbell and Brown
Chattanooga Eyeing Tarheel Champions For Team Purchase
Chattanooga observers report strong offers from Tennessee groups to buy the Charlotte Tarheels, a top Southern Association club, with both sides said to be negotiating a substantial price. The Charlotte squad is described as powerful on offense and defense, making a combined all-star lineup with Chattanooga possible. In Nashville and Atlanta leagues, the Atlanta Nationals defeated 21 to 6, while pitchers Henley and Fisher held their opponents to limited hits. Buschs and Longley star for Chattanooga with Pabst delivering strong stick work in Nasville.
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Charlotte
N. C
Tennessee Observer
Southern Association
Phillies Adjust Batting Order Beat Boston 6–1 in Key League Game
Philadelphia shifted its batting order on June 24 and rode Eason's curves to a 6–1 defeat of Boston before 2,250 fans. Hale, Eason, and Kittridge led the Philadelphia offense while White and Doom held Boston to the lone runs.
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Kittridge
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Doom
Brooklyn
New York
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Ahearn
Sparks
Bowerman
Cleveland Beats St Louis in Lively Baseball Match
Cleveland wins 12 to 4 over St Louis on June 24 as LaJoie belts a bases loaded homer. Attendance 2,822. Batteries Bernhard Bemis Harper Sudhoff J Donahue. Washington edges Boston 7 to 6 with Adkins holding the line after Winters. Baltimore top Philadelphia 6 to 4 aided by a triple play and Selbach’s stellar catch. Chicago defeats Detroit 5 to 2 with four runs in the fourth and fifth. Harvard defeats Yale 10 to 4 in the college game as Clarkson dominates the Yale bats. attendance 10,000.
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Milne
Lynch
Plucks Backers Rewarded In Lakeside Stakes Win
At Washington Park Chicago June 24 Pluck won the Lakeside stakes in easy fashion over Our Beaste and Mary Lavana who faded to third after a poor start. Ar ticate won the Handicap at one mile while Emathion carried Captain Gaines mid track but was not disqualified. Weather cloudy track fast. First race Lindenella won at one mile 70 yards. Second Au Revolt led a six race card.
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Langdon
Kamara Wins Sheepshead Bay Handicap in Photogenic Finish
Kamara racing for Clarence H. Mackay captured the Sheepshead Bay handicap at one mile with a late surge, finishing half a length ahead of Ten Candles as Dublin held pace to stretch. Long-priced victors dominated the card, with Soothsayer winning the hurdle race on Topmast in a clear weathered, fast-track meet.
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Caithness
Ward to Windtor: Hilmendorf Yearlings Auction Highlights
New York June 24. The Hilmendorf yearlings sale at Sheepshead Bay closed with strong prices. Ninety seven cataloged, fifty two sold totaling 102,350 dollars. William C Whitney paid 9,600 for a Hamburg sire’s son. Sidney Paget bought several top lots including Knight of the Thistle-Sons stress for 7,000 and Raphello-Lorius progeny for 1,300 to 4,200. Multiple Hamburg and Ben Holliday line horses fetched 1,000 to 5,100 dollars each.
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Hamburg
New York
J. B. Hagegin
Sheepshead Bay
Wiliam C. Whitney
Rose Hampton
Sidney Paget
Knight of the Thistle-Sonsstress
Imp
Rapollo-Water Girl
Green B. Morris
Imp Bantompton-imp
Irene
H. M. Mason
Hamburg-imp
Isaac
Ben Holliday
Josie Reed
Raphello-Lorius
G. Butler
Order
Legalitta
Jevenel-Mazine
May H
B. c
Imp Jevenal-Hoppergrass
G. B. Morris
Imp Ogden-imp Regapinner
W. B. Jennings
Requital-Salvacea
G. B. Mor
Fifth Regiment Field Day at Atlanta July 4 with sham battle
The Fifth regiment announces a July 4 field day headlined by a spectacular sham battle near Atlanta. An athletic program follows including a 100 yard dash, greased pig chase, tug of war, walking greased pole, semi relay races, three legged race and bicycle race with handsome prizes. Officials listed: Silveringa, McCandless, Wilson, Byrd, Schiesinger, Brogies, Johnson, Adair, Ticknor, Haynes.
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Horse Guards
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Harry L. Schiesinger
Arnold Brogies
Harvey Johnson
George W. Adair
W. R. Tichenor
Albyn Haynes
RACING AT MACON JULY 4
Atlanta horse owners seek to wipe past defeats as Macon hosts trotting and pacing events on July 4. Two match races between Atlanta and Macon horses highlight a lineup of five races. Entries are in except for the free-for-all trot as rivalries grow between city and Macon horsemen.
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Oxford Tops Social Circle In Close 2 1 Victory
Oxford defeated Social Circle 2 to 1 yesterday afternoon in Oxford. Games started at 3 o clock with strong play from both teams. Beleara Dalapra Wylie Busa Cooper Harder Rhodey Coke Clark Gresham named as players with Johns and Hardeman as umpires.
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Oxford
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Busa
First Team Ends Series in Handball Tourney
Joyner and Joyner led the First Team to finish strong in the Class A tournament as the top players Parker Apelaney and Harrison paired with Courtney and McWaters. In Class B Graham Allen and Ivy Smith battled for second as Netherland Parker and Sairman Renned fought for points. Joyner and Joyner secured second place with an 8 6 victory over Graham and Allen at No 1 court while Lagomarsino toppled Ivy and Smith 6 2 at the same venue.
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Atlanta City Moves to Acquire Public Utilities
The city council advances a charter plan granting Atlanta power to gradually acquire and own public utilities. It authorizes purchasing or building new plants, with bond limits, and sets duties to list grants, publish expirations, and form a special committee two years before any franchise expires to explore city operation or leasing to highest bidders.
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Comptroller
Hogansville 11 Columbus 8 in Wildwood game
In Hogansville, 850 spectators watched Columbus fall to Hogansville 11 to 8. Key plays included Jones and Lafitte on the Hogansville battery and a spectacular one handed catch by Smith for Columbus. Also notes Erne defeats Maloney in London and Ryan beats Gorman in Chicago.
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London
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Buffalo
Jim’ Maloney
England
Tommy" Ryan
Chicago
Johnny” Gorman
New York
Cordele Beats Fitzgerald In Heated Georgia Tilt
In Fitzgerald Georgia on June 24 Cordele rallied after seven innings to overcome Fitzgerald 8 to 6. Fitzgerald pitcher Martin delivered eight strikeouts and four putouts in a strong effort as Cordele seized the late lead in a hot contest.
Revival Meetings Close at Central Christian Church
A ten day revival at Central Christian church near Cascade ended last night led by Rev. T. G. Linkous. Seven new members were added and baptized during the series, praised as one of the most successful revivals in years. The young evangelist is described as earnest and eloquent, and the community expresses elation over the outcome.
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Cascade
T. G. Linkous
Mr. Linkous
Tennis Tournament Opens With Forty Players For Byrd Cup
Entries close at 10 this morning for the Byrd Cup tennis tournament now held by Nat Thornton. Thirty-three names already listed, with expectations of about forty entrants. Draw and schedule to be made after entries are in, with play likely to begin this afternoon and possibly run into next week. Thornton defends against the eventual tournament winner.
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Nat Thornton
Thornton
Highland Park Club Adds 31000 Purse at Fort Erle Race
Buffalo bulletin reports the Highland Park Club will add 31000 to the purse for a 112 mile race at Fort Erle on July 4 for three year olds including Heno Pentecost Wyeth and other eastern and western entries.
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Highland Park Club
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Pentecost
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Fort Erle
Byrd Announces Doubles Tennis Trophy Cup
F G Byrd announced yesterday that the Byrd tennis trophy doubles contest will be held around August 1. Last year he offered two trophies for singles and doubles with champions named Nat Thornton and the team of Hoyt and Eagan. The singles championship begins this afternoon as Fulton county players prepare for swift action.
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F. G. Byrd
Fulton County
Young Woman Found Insane After Proctor's Creek Attempt
Maybelle McCrary, a young woman who tried to drown herself in Proctor's creek near the city, was adjudged insane yesterday by Ordinary John R. Wilkinson. The jury inspected her in the Tower after she tore off her clothes, necessitating new garments. She will be kept in the Tower until admission to the state insane asylum can be arranged.
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Proctor's Creek
John R. Wilkinson
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