Crackers Open Pelicanville Series With Two Wins Hoped
Pelicans host Crackers in a three game set with a likely Fisher start for the opener. The mixed batting and fielding totals show New Orleans and Atlanta players posting solid averages while managers eye two wins out of three to lift season momentum.
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Tom Fisher
Crackers
Pelicanville
Pelicans
Bill Smith
Birds
Bartley
Charleston
Savannah
Stowers
Reisinger
Debalt
Pett
Gifford
Tommy Atkins
Birds and Crackers
Pfenninger
New Orleans
Nexter
Weimer
Huelsman
Breitenstein
Reagan
Demont
Roche
Shriver
Hess
Matthews
Dundon
Pruitt
Lindsay
Maxwell
Atlanta
Kirkpatrick
Bayleas
Jordan
McMurray
Smith
Moran
Reho
Winters
Walker
Newton
Aiking
Fisher
Rogers
Johns
Dexter
Thridsay
Hueisman
Rohn
Atkins
Bayless
Nawton
Detroit Beats St Louis 2 to 1 in Elite Game
Detroit defeated St Louis 2 to 1 as both sides failed to convert chances, Mullin pitching for Detroit with Schmidt behind the plate. The Browns struggled on the base paths while Bush went 0-for-4 in a tight battle at Detroit.
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Tigers
Browns
Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Bush
Ahel
Mullin
Schmidt
Dimeen
Criger
Evans
Egan
Yesterday's Results Across Multiple Leagues
Reported scores show Southern League Nashville 7, Mobile 1, Birmingham 3, Littlenek 2. South Atlanta League Jacksonville 2, Columbia 1. Savannah 3, Charleston 2. Columbus 2, Macon 1. National League New York 12, Boston 4. Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2. Boston 5, Washington 5. Cleveland 8, Chicago 2. American Association St Paul 1, Indianapolis 0. Milwaukee 6, Toledo 3. Indianapolis 8, St Paul 4. Minneapolis 4, Louisville 1. Virginia League Danville 3, Lynchburg 4. Roanoke 6, Portsmouth 1. Richmond & Norfolk 3. Texas League Dallas 9, Galveston 5. Waco 4, Fort Worth 0. Oklahoma City 3, Houston 0. San Antonio 2, Shreveport 4. Carolina Association Greensboro 3, Winston 2. Greenville 7, Charlotte 8. Spartanburg 9, Anderson 0. Arkansas State League Jonesboro 10, Monroe 4. Texarkana 0, Hot Springs 2. Fort Smith 1.
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Jacksonville
Columbia
Savannah
Charleston
Columbus
Macon
Augusta-Chattanooga
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Dallas
Galveston
Waco
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston
San Antonio
Shreveport
Carolina Association
Greensboro
Winston
Greenville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Anderson
Jonesboro
Monroe
Texarkana
Helena
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Latonia races produce five favorites win on fast track
At Latonia Cincinnati Ohio on June 24 five favorites won see Richard Reed top the card with a bold eight length victory in the final. Jockey Taplin rode three winners while Alma Boy and Joe Rose also placed. Multiple contenders ran in each race with Keept Moving Keep Moving and Floreal among winners and favorites in the day’s six events.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonic
Richard Reed
Alice
Joe Rose
Katchamixe
Fayette
Alma Boy
Taplin
McGrath
Mystifier
Martin
Tackle
Troxier
Bing Vertrees
Rebel Queen
Addax
Hasty
Eldorado
Jon McCarthy
Bankida
Hiram
E. T. Shipp
Grenade
Usury
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Bye White
Mountain
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Calast
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Star Port
My Hanry
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Lucindy
Zephyr
Gilvadear
Lee
Palo Alto
Wiams
Lillian Ray
Canville
Plume
Merxdow Gri Tan
Ayrton
Joe Rove
Coburn
Gus Counlet
Snake i Mary
Hallet
Dodgers Win Three Straight Over Phillies
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 6 to 3 with four triples and strong hitting. Moren, Corridon, Doomn, Bell, and Berger arranged the batteries. Kane and Klein umped. In New York, the Giants beat Boston twice, 7 to 1 and 12 to 6, as Tuckey, Graham, and Ray joined Batters. Cedartown rallies to top Cedartown?
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Phillies
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Moren
Corridon
Doomn
Bell
Berger
Kane
Klein
Barons Rally Over Travelers In Tight Birmingham Win
In Little Rock on June 24 Birmingham beat Birmingham dot . Errors by Boucher and Carey doomed the Travelers as Milton hurled a strong six innings, scattering hits and allowing the decisive two runs. Beara:
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Volunteers
Gulls
Mobile
Ala
Nashville
Steale
Noyes
Case
Barons
Travelers
Little Rock
Ark
Boucher
Carey
Birmingham
Milton
Beara
Pirates 3, Cardinals 2 follow close win in St Louis
June 24 Pittsburgh won 3 to 2 over St Louis in a tight game. Harmon pitched well before being relieved for Phelps and Salice finished. Maddox and Camnus changed in the sixth with Bresna catching. Umpires Johnstone and Cusick.
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Pirates
Cardinals
St. Louis
Shirts made to measure for port rates discussion
Telegraphers in Detroit elect officers at the convention naming Brand e at Savte as president and Frame as vice president. W Draw chosen secretary treasurer. The next convention will be held in Los Angeles in May 1516.
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Mich
Association of
Halfway
iBrandeat
John Te Savte
Py Jo
Frat Vise
Byer
Bas
Hes
Cal
Greet Pittaburg
Tensurer
Chicago
Los Angeles
Where They Play Today Southern and American Leagues
Atlanta travels to New Orleans while Birmingham goes to Little Rock Montgomery to Memphis and Nashville visits Mobile In the South Atlantic League Bahvana h heads to Charleston Jacksonville faces Columbia Columbus meets Macon and Chattanooga plays Augusta In the American League New York visits Philadelphia Boston at Washington In the National League Brooklyn plays New York Philadelphia meets Boston
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Bavanaah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Columbia
Columbus
Macon
Chattanooga
Augusta
Huff Leads Field In Grand American Handicap Round
Chicago gun club reports a partial day of the grand American handicap with 432 entrants shooting 100 targets. Walter Huff of Macon Georgia and F E Fultz of McClure Ohio join J R B Livingston of Birmingham Alabama with perfect first rounds. Mrs A Topperwein breaks 17 targets.
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Chicago
Walter Huff
Macon
F .E. Fultz
McClure
Ohio
J. RB. Livingston
Birmingham
Ala
A. Topperwein
Shawmut Car Second in Ocean to Ocean Race
The Shawmut car finished second in the New York to Seattle Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition race, earning 1500 dollars. Also Harvard edged Yale 3 to 2 in eleven innings at Soldiers Field on class day, Aronson and McLaughlin delivering the decisive hits. Waynesboro tops Statesboro 3 to 1 with Wilson striking out twelve in a strong pitching showing.
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Shawmut
Beattie
Wash
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Mass
Soldiers Field
Aronson
McLaughlin
Waynesboro
Statesboro
Viastora
Wilson
Smith
White Caps Face Georgia Railway In Benefit Game
The White Caps meet the Georgia Railway and Electric team at Ponce de Leon park on Saturday with proceeds going to the motormen and conductors relief fund. Admission is 60 cents for grandstand and 25 cents for bleachers, with tickets at the starters office and Elkin Watson’s or from trolley conductors. The 2:30 p.m. game features Gary, Gilkes, Clarke, Dodgen, Eubank, Farris, Adams, Griffin, McDowell, Martin, Harding, Barnea, Hawking, Griffin, Skipworth, Forshaw, Keene, Winningham, and Mangum in a lively lineup.
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Marietta and
Peachtree
Nsec
Eee
Farris Adams
T. Griffin
McDowell
Martin Harding
Barnea Hawking
H. Griffin Skipwoth
D. Forshaw
Utility
Keene
Winningham
Mangum
Sum of 10 000 000 Voted For the Census
Washington June 24 The House authorized an emergency appropriation of 10 million dollars to defray costs of the thirteenth decennial census. Speaker Tawney explained the census bill amid opposition and the risk of suspension of census bureau work without funds. A roll call on a quorum issue preceded final passage. Scranton Milas designated a sub port of entry. adjournment set for 3 07 p m until Monday.
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Washington
House
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Macon
Arkansas
Scranton
Milas
Girl shot by lover ends with self inflected wound
Daisy Holcomb, 19, was shot in the shoulder by William Wallace, 21, in Portsmouth after refusing to talk. Wallace then shot himself, later surviving at King's Daughters Hospital. Holcomb’s father is W. W. Holcomb. Daisy is expected to recover. The incident occurred as she left Portsmouth knitting mills.
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Norfolk
Daisy Holcomb
William Wallace
Portsmouth
Wallace
Portamouth
Mise Holcomb
W.W. Holcomb
Suburban Won by Fitzherbert at Sheepshead Bay
Fitzherbert, the 3-year-old son of Hihelbert Morganeth, won the Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay with Eddie Dugan up, finishing 2:03 2-5 for a mile and a quarter. Alfred Noble was second and Fayette third as about 10,000 spectators watched, Restigouche faltering near the midway mark and giving way to the winner.
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Hihelbert Morganeth
Sam Hil- Greth
Eddie Dugan
Ballot
Alfred Noble
Ana Fayette
Sato Hildreth
Hildreth
Sheepshead Bay
Salvator
Henry of Navarre
Imp
Arcite
Effendi
Cassidy
Spanloua
Figherbert
Fashionplate
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King’s Daughter
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McCarthy
Burns
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Nestigouche
Fitzherbert Dugan
Uring Restigouche
King's Daughter
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Alfred. Noble
Restigeuche
Lady
Ford
Upton
Smith
Worn
Bee
Huck
Harrigan
Royal Captive
Takahira
Sir Alvescot
Fouchwood
Btone
Fiat
Frankin
Athetton Sliver Alecently Creeker
Ie Geil
Bush
Fire Box
Ieee
Rockstone Captures Turf Feature at 3500 Added
In the mile and a sixteenth turf race with 3500 added Rockstone driven by King led at 15 to 1 and finished first. Hammerless with McCahey rode finished second at 5 to 1 while The Wrestler with Blass was third as Time registered 1 45 8-6 with several contenders including Mark Antony II and Gua Helm among others.
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McCahey
Wrestler
Blass
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Don Creole
Monocle
Okenste
Lawton Wiggins
Poterne
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Gua Helm
Beauclere
Gild
Scarpia
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Colbet
Scoville
Uncus Chief
Smith
Lavengeron
Langenbeck
Jack Frost
M. Cambon
M. R. Williams
St. Dunstan
Race Brook
Biundara
Niagara
Dominica
Auto Turns Turtle Injuring Atlanta Trio in Albany
In Albany Georgia on June 24 Mr and Mrs Charles Briggs of Atlanta and Oscar Walden driver at Locketts stables were injured when their car overturned after skidding on a slippery road edge of the city. The emergency brake was used but a hard turn into the dirt caused the vehicle to overturn throwing the occupants. Mrs Briggs suffered a dislocated hip. Mr Briggs and Walden were not seriously hurt. Mr Briggs heads Charles Briggs Co of Atlanta and works with Tennessee Fertiliser in Albany.
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Charles Briggs
Atlanta
Oscar Walden
Lockett's
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