Yesterday's baseball results across multiple leagues
Plucky action across the Southern and National Leagues with rain and stoppages. Key outcomes include New Orleans 5 Mobdus 1 and Birmingham 16 Montgomery 8 in the Southern League, plus New York 11 Philadelphia 5 in the National League. A one hour motorcycle race in Detroit set a dirt track record of 66 2/3 miles by U Constant, surpassing the prior 61 2/3 miles.
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Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobdus
Birmingham
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Nashville
Jacksonville
Albany
Savannah
Columbia
Macon
Detroit
State Fairgrounds
U. Constant
Brooklyn
Fred Hayek
Chicago
Constant
Galvanized Rust Resistant Ingot Iron Garages Made to Last
Atlanta based maker advertises galvanized rust resistant ingot iron structures with a claimed 100 year lifespan and offers all steel garages at lower prices when price is the main factor, inviting inquiries.
Finland Docks the U S Olympic Team in Antwerp
The steamer Finland arrived in Antwerp with the U S athletes bound for the Stockholm Olympics. Most shipboard crew and riders report good condition with two days to train before Sweden. Marvin W Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club ran two miles in fast time as pole vaulters impressed spectators. Lieutenant F Graham of the Fifteenth Cavalry, who was kicked in the face by a horse, shows improvement. Members to train both morning and afternoon tomorrow.
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Antwerp
Finland
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Marvin W. Sheppard
Tus
F. Graham
Fifteenth Cavalry
United States Army
Shin
Americus defeats Atlanta Athletics in rain-shortened opener
Americus, Ga. June 7. Americus defeated the Atlanta Athletics 5 to 4 in opening game of a series. The Afth inning ended the contest due to rain. Baxter and Askew started for Atlanta, Baker and Hooks pitched for Americus. Bragden, Duke and Howell stood out with stolen bases for Americus.
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Americus
Atlanta Athletics
Baxter
Askew
Atlanta
Baker
Hooks
Bragden
Duke
Howeli
Carpentier Disqualified In Fight With Klaus At Dieppe
George Carpentier the French middleweight champion was disqualified in the nineteenth round against Frank Klaus of Pittsburg after rough clinches. Klaus allegedly used an elbow and Carpentier’s managers threw in the sponge prompting the referee to disqualify Carpentier.
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Dieppe
France
George Carpentier
Fingland
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Klaus
Carpentier
Madison Drops First Game in Close 5 3 Loss
In Madison Georgia on June 24 a tight contest saw Madison fall to Decatur 5 to 3. Willams hit a homer with two on base for Madison, while Hancock pitched a strong game for Decatur, limiting Madison to six hits. Batteries: Madison Billings Engram Decatur Hancock Quigg.
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Madison
Secatur
Willams
Hancock
Decatur
Billings
Engram
Quigg
Senators Get Vaughn
New York June 4 Jam Vaughn the left handed pitcher for the New York American League has been released to the Washington Americans for cash. Vaughn is understood to report to Manager Griffith at once.
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New York
Jam Vaughn
Washington Americans
Vaughn
Griffith
Brown Outpoints Goodman in Ten-Round Bout
New York reports Young Brown of New York outpointed local fighter Jack Goodman in a ten round bout tonight. Brown, who recently showed well against Matt Wells, conceded six pounds and weighed in at 136 pounds.
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Goodman
New York
Young Brown
Matt Wells
Jack Goodman
Kline Knocks Out Britt In Newark Bout
Patsy Kline from Newark NJ knocked out local fighter Young Britt in the second of a planned fifteen round bout. A left to the stomach and a left to the jaw ended the fight.
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Kline
Britt
Baltimore
Patsy” Kline
Newark
N. J
Governor McDonald vows to enforce gambling laws at Johnson Flynn fight
Governor McDonald states there will be no interference with the Johnson Flynn heavyweight title bout in Las Vegas. He pledges to use all power to suppress public gambling if civil authorities fail to enforce existing laws.
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Santa Ferm
Johnson-Flynn
Las Vegas
McDonald
McDon
Mandot Saved by Timely Bell in New Orleans Bout
Willie Ritchie of San Francisco battled Joe Mandot in a scheduled ten round bout at Orleans Athletic Club New Orleans. A timely bell saved Mandot at the end as Ritchie pressured with sharp rights and lefts and Mandot staggered, but neither broke through clearly until the final rounds.
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New Orleans
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Joe Mandot
Orleans Athletic Club
Mandot
Ritchie
Hirhie
Royal Papers
Ritelie
Slandat
Murderous Chinese inmate dies after decades in asylum
Fishkill on Hudson New York June Quimbo Appo an 89 year old Chinese man long an inmate of Matteawan asylum died. He killed multiple people including a partner in California days of 1849 and a white wife in New York city after a son was born. Sentenced to hang his sentence was commuted to life and later pardoned multiple times. The record notes a son who became a criminal and died in an asylum.
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N. Y
Quimbo Appo
Mattewvan Hospital
New York
Appo
New York City
Mrizefigher
Matteawan
Wife kills a girl ruined by husband in Tennessee tragedy
In Livingston Tennessee on June 24 Ocla Plumlee a one year old girl died from a gunshot wound inflicted by her cousin Mrs Bettie Harp. The incident led to the arrest of Sid Harp the husband who is charged with seducing Ocla Plumlee his wife's victim. The shooting occurred just over the state line near Roles Kentucky.
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Livingston
Tenn
Ocla Plumlee
Bettie Harp
Prom Night Plans Spark Hushed Boston Transcript Debate
In a clipped dialogue from the Boston Transcript, a manager asks if a son is sought for a certain role and the applicant responds with minimal specifics. The exchange hints at quiet internal negotiations without revealing concrete objectives or identities.
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Boston Transcript
Bombardier Wells to Meet Palzer in New York Bout
New York boxing fans will witness a heavyweight clash this week as Bombardier Wells holder of the English title faces Al Palzer in a ten round bout at the Garden Athletic Club on Friday night. Both stand 6 feet 2 inches. Palzer weighs about 216 pounds to Wells 193. Wells is described as fast and scientific while Palzer relies on a crushing blow that has KOed many opponents.
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New York
Bombardier Wells
al Palzer
Garden Athletic Club
Charley Mitchell
John L. Sullivan
Dalzer
Wells
Palzer
Wilson boomers head for Baltimore
New York June 24 Aour hundred Wilson boomers from affections of the estate attended a mass meeting at Cooper Union and heard speeches in favor of Governor Wilson of New Jersey for the Democratic presidential nomination. They then boarded a train to Baltimore to continue the campaign. The mass meeting, arranged by the New York state Wilson conference, drew representation from every county. Howard M. Bassett of Brooklyn presided. Other speakers included John S. N. Carliste Francis X. Carmody Thomas M. Osbourne and Dr E R L Gould. Resolutions demanded Governor Wilson's nomination and a committee of 150 was named to attend the convention and convey the statewide Wilson strength to delegates.
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New York
Cooper Union
Wilson
New Jersey
Honomers
Balthmore
Gove Ernor
New York State
Wilson Conference
Howard M. Bassett
Brooklyn
John SN. Carliste
Francis X. Carmody
Thomas M. Osbourne
E. R. L. Gould
Roosevelt party not needed in Nebraska says governor
Lincoln June 24 Governor Aldrich states there is no grounds for forming a Roosevelt party in Nebraska. He argues progressives align with the mayor and forming a new party would hand control to reactionaries. He warns such a move would undermine the Republican machinery.
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Neb
Aldrich
Roosevelt Party
Nebraska
Phy
Parting word Divorce and marriage hitch in Pawnee
Brief clippings note a divorce referenced as a parting word and a marriage hitch in Pawnee. The items appear under the column By Other Names from July Lippinesti’s Well-to-do Advertise and suggest social notices or classifieds of personal events.
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Fire Devastates Chicoutimi Leaving Over 1000 Homeless
Quebec June 24 1060 people were left homeless as 100 to 125 buildings were destroyed by fire in Chicoutimi Authorities say one man was killed and three injured though not confirmed The government plans to send 150 tents to shelter victims The blaze wiped out the Cathedral Sumuday town hall and the Chicoutimi hotel along with several blocks of stores and homes The loss is described as heavy.
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Uhtcoutimi
Chateut Sumuday
Chicoutimi
Busy Sunday for Tammany Leader Murphy
Baltimore June 4 Charles F Murphy the Tammany leader had a busy day. He attended 9 o clock mass at St Ignatius Catholic church. He spent the morning reading papers. An automobile escorted him and Senator OGorman J Sergeant Cram Lewis Nixon Mr Bonalue and Mr Smith to the Elkridge inn for luncheon and gulf in the afternoon.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
St. Ignatiua Catholic Ehuren
Senator O'Gorman
J. Sergeant Cram
Lewis Nixon
Mr. Bonalue
Mr. Smith
Elkridge Ant
Gulf
Vidalia McRae District Conference Opens Tuesday
The McRae district conference of the M. E. Church meets in Vidalia on Tuesday June 4 with Nev L A Hill and E in charge. Delegates arrive by special train and attendance is expected to be large.
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McRae
M. EL Church
Vidalia Tueday
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Man Shoots Self After Demanding Revolver in Ga Store
Fuy in Georgia June 24 special Ashley Moherta a young farmer entered Mitzgerald Hardware to view revolvers picked a 84 caliber and loaded a cartridge then fired into his left chest missing heart or lung He survived and was taken home by a brother amid no stated motive. In Waycross June 24 special councilors clash over gas plant franchise as aldermen push for immediate work regardless of bidder.
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Ocilla
Mitzgerald Hardware Company
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Why Da Follet Lost at Chicago
Madison Wisconsin June 24 Senator La Follette's defeat in the Chicago convention is laid to mismanagement of his campaign by Governor F E McGovern who blames Walter Ly Houses a Follette's campaign manager. He argues Taft Roosevelt and La Follette delegates would have shifted control if he had chaired the convention.
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la Follette
Chicago
F. E. McGovern
Walter Ly
Taft
Roosevelt
McGovern
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Hey
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