Atlanta Wins Tilt In Ten Inning Southern League Affair
Atlanta held Birmingham to twelve safeties while Wilson hurled nine superb innings and Pabst drove in the decisive run in the tenth. Henley struggled but held the line as Atlanta broke through in the sixth and eighth, with W. Smith misplaying balls raising tension. Attendance scarce, but the victory sets up Batley for tomorrow’s start.
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Lorber
Brown
Deaver
Free Atlanta
Leidy
Kiug
Taylor
Ab. Winters
Latimer
Brouch
W Smith
Krug
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W. Simith
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Uhier
Zane
Ponter
Gawler
Pies Peele
Columbus Triumphs Over Anniston 3 to 1 in Braves Game
In Columbus Ga on June 26 Columbus defeated Anniston 3 to 1 before several hundred fans. The contest, noted as one of the season’s best, ended in a ninth inning squabble as the visitors refused to bat after a disputed umpire decision. the umpire finally ruled Columbus the winner 8 to 0.
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Yale Clinches Varsity Rowing Victory Over Harvard
New London June 26 Yale wins the varsity race, beating Harvard by four boat lengths with a time of 20 20 Yale varsity four 20 33 Harvard four 20 38. Harvard leads briefly at start but Yale overhauls to set the pace. freshman race ends in a draw after a dramatic finish. Harvard four wins the later four-oared race 11 19 to 11 25 1 2.
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Anish
Yals
Sham Battle to Close Piedmont Park Day on Fourth
Fifth regiment plans a San Juan hill style sham battle at dusk to cap its July 4 field day at Piedmont park. Major Barker leads the second battalion with the Atlanta artillery and Gatling gun. Major Patton directs the assault with the Governor’s Horse Guard. Mayors, governors, and state officials will attend, with a luncheon and special railroad service for visitors from neighboring cities.
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Gstreet Railway Company
Chief Joyner Back Again at Press Clubs Meeting
The International League of Press Clubs completed its Boston session and adjourned to reconvene in Atlantic City next year with Chief Joyner returning to the agenda as a key figure.
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International League of Press Clubs
Boston
Atlantic City
Fire damages roof at 91 Terry Street. minimal damage
At 9 35 yesterday morning the fire department fought sparks that ignited the roof of a residence on 91 Terry Street. Only a few shingles burned as firefighters kept the blaze contained. Dr J N Cheney of Ellaville was found dead in bed at 116 Highland Avenue yesterday morning. He had Brights disease and was 56 years old. Dr Cheney was a county commissioner of Skiey County and had held other trusted posts. His wife, a sister of Assistant City Clerk Joseph Foster, is among his survivors.
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Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Feet
An old ad claims Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful feet and ingrown nails while easing tight shoes. It touts relief from sweating and hot, burning feet and urges immediate trial with offered stamps and address details.
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Englewood stakes winner Wain-a-Moinen at Sheepshead Bay
The Englewood stakes at Washington Park for yearling fillies saw Waina-Moinen win by a wide margin amid six rivals. LaCrimae took second after Hoodwink stumbled, with Prowl and Barrack disputing the fourth race win in a tight stretch. Weather was clear, track slow, and purses reached 2220 dollars for the winner.
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Irme’s Choice
Htreet
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Leo Nowell
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John “al Clarke
Hayward Huner
Kenilworth
BR Campbell
Ed Austin
Redhool
Maud Gonne
Mary Pine
Selections Win At Sheepshead Bay In Warm, Slow Race Day
Three favorites and three seconds prevailed at Sheepshead Bay. In the Pansy Stakes over 6 furlongs on turf, the two year old rogron led then faded. Arsenal the favorite and Sergeant Squid at 100 to 1 came in second. Ranald captured the Spindthrift Stakes for 3 year olds over a mile and a furlong as Hindred faltered. Other results list Pretorius, Alaono, Bergeant, Ronald, and Moor among winners as the track remained slow in warm weather. Doc Wiseman resigns as Nashville’s right fielder to join a post office clerking role in Cincinnati.
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H. L. Coleman
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Doc” Wiseman
Nashville
Tenn
Doc Wiseman
Tultin
Cinnath
WILL PLAY RAILROAD TEAM ATHLETIC CLUB TO MEET SOUTHERN SHOPS SATURDAY
The Atlanta Athletic Club baseball nine will face the strong team of the Southern railway shops on Saturday afternoon in a lively contest. The Athletic Club, after organizing a force of nine top amateur players, has practiced several days and aims to deliver a hard tussle. Lineup includes Bryne pitcher Patterson catcher Reynolls first base Clarke second bas Tichenor shortstop Glenn third Adair left Everett center and Moore or Thornton right.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Southern Railway Shops
Atlanta
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Reynolls
Clarke
Tichenor
Glenn
Adair
Everett
Moore
Thornton
Ball players not chattels. Judge rules on Wicker release
In Cincinnati Judge Smith ruled for Armour in the suit by Manager William Armour of the Cleveland club against St Louis over Bob Wicker’s release. Armour to be paid 750 plus interest from 1901 to 1902. court held the pitcher could not be sold as a chattel and that Wicker’s arm and signing did not bind him to St Louis.
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Ohio
Americus Gun Club tohold interstate pigeon shoot
The Americus Gun Club announces an interstate gun tournament in Americus Ga on August 18 to 14 with expert gunners from southern states, offering handsome cash prizes to attract top shots to wing pigeons. In a separate item, Lawrenceville defeated Stone Mountain 12 to 4 with Pentecost striking out nine for Lawrenceville and Hamilton nine for Stone Mountain.
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Stone Mountain
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Bunt Wins Gulf States Tennis Championship Cup
In New Orleans on June 26 RK G Hunt of Alameda California defeated A W Seguin of the host city in the gulf states tennis championship securing the Stauffer cup as permanent owner after two consecutive wins. In Youngstown Ohio iron manufacturers plan a new Bessemer steel plant costing 2 000 000 dollars.
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New Orleans
Gulf States
RK. G. Hunt
Alameda
Cal
A. W. Seguin
Hunt
Youngstown
Ohio
Bessemer
Echo Meeting Planned by Capitol Avenue Church
Baptists at Capitol Avenue Church announce an echo meeting of the Savannah convention to be held tonight. The church sent twenty four delegates to the convention the largest delegation from any state church. The program includes talks on The Convention Programme by W W Gaines The Convention City read by Miss Williams Our Juniors by Rev N B O Kelley Our Trip by a compositor What the Banner Stands For by WW Orr Capitol Avenue by Otto Hake.
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Capitol Avenue
Savannah
Baptist Young People’s Untion
Bavanagh
Casitol Avenue
Ig Ag
W. W. Gaines
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