Atkins Master of Climbers in Montgomery Defeat
Final game in Montgomery features Atkins and Atkins masterful pitching for the Crackers while Jordan and Bayless lead Atlanta. Scattered hits and errors shape a 1 to 0 Montgomery win as Rockenfield, Osteen, and Pepe contribute infield drama and defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Bayless
Hervey W. Lalra
Montgomery
Ate
Aiking
Montgomery Climbers
Crackers
Tony
Aide Betng Studbornts
Atlanta
Winters
Whiteman
Smith
Moran
Javiess
Newton
Feet
Henn
Walker
Fir Qateen
Neot
Tepe
Pepe
Fance Baverai
Atkina
Rases
Elmer Bilew
Scotlan
Osteen
Canter Garden
Bayle
If Newton
Hann
Permona
Ifo
Kerwin
Oaovad Greminger
Rockenfield
Harter
Bias
Taniten
Avianta Swee
Bayles
Bline Winters
Dy Atking
Gramings
Atkins
Ostesn
Greminger
Eiclen
Dasen
Uart
Alles
Atiking
Atiking 4, Basen On Balla, Aft Blinn
Atkinn
Um- Dire
Pfenninger
STANDING OF THE CLUBS IN THREE LEAGUES
A roundup shows standings for Southern, South Atlantic, Carolina, Virginia, Texas leagues. Teams like Atlanta Birmingham Memphis New Orleans Brooklyn Chicago and others are listed with recent results and scores from games across May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern League
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orleana
Mobile
Meomphie
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Clurs
Laut
Modlile
Ae Naahviile
STS aAtlanta
To Ua
Montgomary
Memonia
Pu. Chattanooga
Ea Piazes
Wen
Sontayo Columbus
Chartton Oy
Jacksonville We
Augusta
Columbia
Savanneh
Low Pe
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Haston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louie
Detroit
Washington
Martin Sheridan Hurls 138 Feet 3 Inches New World Mark
Martin Sheridan, famed athlete and New York policeman, set a new world mark for discus with a 138 feet 3 inch throw from a seven foot circle in Gotham. Officials measured the attempt as surpassing the Syracuse record of 182 feet 11 inches? The judge noted a second throw went over the ring but was not measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Sheridan
New York
Gotham
Sheridan
Buf! Horr
Syracuse
Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Inland
Stone Mountain to Meet Marist in Afternoon Game
Stone Mountain faces a strong Marist squad on the Marist campus this afternoon at 3 o clock. Marist plays shorthanded Reed out with a leg injury Keena barred from play due to irregular attendance. The Stone Mountain club is at their best and expected to win though the game will be tough. Marist lineup includes Dinkins Falvey Williams Harrison Griffin Hanlon Hightower Erakine Smith or G Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Mountain
Reed
Keena
Marini
Dinkins
Falvey
Williame
J. Harrison
Griffin
Hanlon
Hightower
Neta
Erakine
Smith
G. Harrison
Feld
Tourists Score First as Augusta Wins First Game
South Atlantic League summary reports Tourists defeating Augusta 4 to 3 in a first game battle. Scattered errors and late runs shaped the scoreline with pitchers Pierce and Carson earning the win for Augusta while Reckla Lee and Roth handled Jacksonville. Time noted as 1 40. Umpire listed as Score-Becond Gama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Augusta
Columbus
Charleston
Savannah
Chattanoges
Macon
Columbia
RHE
Carson
Brett Me Ein Und Hoth
Gama
Pierce
Reckla
Lee
Roth
Jada
Lookouts Defeat Indians In Slow Baseball Night
fragmented box score style notes show Peaches 4 Palmettos 1 at Macon with time 3 10 and umpire Lueld. additional line lists Lookouts 6 Indians 3 with time and umpires Wetervelt and Meri Rehults. unclear venue and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Columbia
Oma
Lafitte
Patton
Kalkhof
Lueld
Lookouts
Indians
McKenzie
Meri Rehults
Wetervelt
Candier Restaurant Visit Teases Must See Building
Visitors are urged to complete their trip by stopping at the Candier Restaurant and building. The note promises up-to-date service and highlights all white waitresses and prices as a selling point.
Tennessee Nine Defeats Mercer University in May Game
In Macon Tennessee beat Mercer 9 to 1 as both teams showed effort in the field and at bat. Von and Sanders pitched well, while Tennessee struck with timely hits to secure the win. Mercer players Voss, Smith, Pennerace, Sanders, and McAlister were noted for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers
Turtles
Littles Rock
Ark
Memphis
Buchanan
Flood
Ludwig
Qret
Sentz
Coulson
Longey
Lim Flood
Brooklyn
Little Rock
Paul
Cocash
Boucher
Perry
Genus
Orsell Colling
Tarleton
Esse
Po. A
Weener
Baerwald
Stinson
Carey
Lindsay
TL Moore
Innt R
Summery
Atole Boucher
Ore
Die
Diex
Dick Seats
Feerwald
O'Brien
Carpente
Macon
May
Tennanmes
Merver
Tha Xame
Dlone
Acrappy
Von
Sanders
Tennessee
Mercer
Voss
Smith
Pennerace
McAlister
American League Scores Show Mixed Baseball Nightact
Athletics beat Browns 5 to 1 while St Louis and Philadelphia games show incomplete lines. White Sox edge Senators 1 to 0 in a tight contest. Various player names appear garbled with none clearly identifiable due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Browns
St. Louia
Philadelphia
Catterlea
Woeddell Plank
Thomas
S Direr
O'Loughlin
Perrine White Sox
Senators
Ghicewa
Ashington
Fistterlea
White
Aullivan
Johnson
Empirea Connolly
Ean
Dodgers top Phillies 4 to 2 in sloppy game
Baseball note records a Dodgers 4 Phillies 2 result with scattered player names and odd annotations. Mentions umpires Truby and Higier and a separate New York score line with Heaton and Bowerman in a 2 1 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Phillies
Patiadarphis
Brooklyn
Covateskis
Parka A Doomn
Ball and Bargen
Truby and
Higier
Heidler to Investigate Saturday Field Row Between Clubs
Acting NL pre fant Heidler opened an inquiry into the Brooklyn at Philadelphia game incident on Saturday. Knabe and Lennox were barred from play with their clubs during the investigation and Gleason from Philadelphia was also excluded from grounds pending the report due tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prefant Heidler
National League
Brooklyn
Knabe
Philadelphia
Lennox
Catterson Released by Brooklyn Club to Buffalo
New York May 10 reports Brooklyn Baseball Club released Outfielder Ton Catterson to Buffalo of the Eastern League. Buffalo gains a veteran outfielder as the clubs finalize the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catterson
New York
Brooklyn
Todey
Ton Catterson
Buffalo
Esetem
Tom Melton Wins Pimlico Nursery Stakes Race
Tom Melton wins the Pimlico Nursery Stakes by three lengths as Wid Refrain takes the last steeplechase. The card features several races with detailed results and payouts amid cloudy weather and a slow track. notable entries include Indian Hunter and Beau Chilton with multiple place finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Pimlico Nursery
Tom Matton
Wid Refrain
Hedminster
Duran
Upton
Bally Preston
Welds
Ian Smoker
el Ore
Zethus
Mombasa
Beli
Seaxamins
Fimileo Nursery
Turlonga
Tom Melton
Hee
Queen' Iso Rac
Dupes
Kuroki
Alen
Black Bridge
Parker
Vilhaile
Heggarman Tan
Pacemoka
Goldstein
Dugan
Cond
Canning
Booville
Mount” Green
Balbec
Cheek
Nace
Tampico
Allen
Tourney
Williema
Hommy Waddell
Harpist I
Bergen
Rio Grande
Fenton, Fuzion
Giants May Lose Polo Field Time May 10
New York Giants face potential loss of their Polo Grounds as property owners petition the board of aldermen to authorize opening a street through the grounds. Alderman Mulcahy said a bill is being prepared that could force the club to seek alternative quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Polo Field
New York
New York Giants
Mulcahy
New York Club
Night train leaves Atlanta for East Coast cities
Late departure of the Sea Board night train from Atlanta at 9:40 P M reaches East through sleeper service with complete dining car. The train runs through Richmond Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with early arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Alabama minister offered Kentucky league superintendency
Rev Brooks Lawrence, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Alabama, has been offered the Kentucky league superintendency. Lawrence says he has the matter under consideration and has not yet decided. he previously led Alabama’s temperance drive that helped place the state in the prohibition column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ale
ATR
Brooka Lawrence
Anti-Saloon League of
Alabama
Kentucky Ieague
Lawrence Wtat
Lawrence
Alavama
Smallpox in Mississippi Tightens Health Measures
Port Gibson May 10 reports from health authorities show smallpox gaining footholds in several localities across the state. Hospitals have been closed in affected areas as the disease spreads among both white and Black residents, prompting renewed public health actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Port Gibson
Mies
Poverni
Directors Sued for 200000 in Equity Action
In AIrecuspora North Carolina the city court hears a suit against directors of a defunct national bank. The plaintiff seeks 200000 damages alleging negligence led to losses by the bank. The action centers on recovery of funds allegedly lost through director mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airecuspora
N.C
Nndete
Phen i
Wi - Facniver
National Bank
Defunit Bank
Steking
Poor Weather Keeps Crowds Low at Louisville Races
At Louisville Kentucky May 10 a cold track drew a small crowd. Crystal Match beat Charlie Faatman and Sir Clegen in the 7 furlong handicap while Gerrymander won the first race with Patriot third. Second race saw Stewfoot win for two-year-olds, and Matuets paid on the winner in the fourth race. Full card lists runners and payouts with Mutuels paid on winner across events.
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Pimlico
Firat Haco
Johnny Wier
Dave Nicholson
King
Polly Lee
Newark Hay
the Speaker
Wild Flee
Meenotle Taunteray
Men Watchen
Tince
King Cohelt
Tuniex
Teanne
Tint Pippin
Clement
Milntone
Guaitelm
Havre “Loo
Wincka
Ant Ton
King Hel
Racquel
Tipghaat
George W. Lebott
Faura Aita Belle
Phoenix
Bell
Brown Toby
Lucille Ry Sliverin
Melbourne
Misa Martoris
Arter d'Or
Wea Kemnan
Hawkwing
High Range
Otoro
Joo
Wid Wilsow
Belle Scott
de Buree
Loutavilla
Churchill Downe
Porm
Crystal
Charlie Faatman
Sir Clegen
Nack—Nelling
Varda Edwin
Martin
Patriot
Poware
Marion Moore
Bryce
Schleante
Denver Girl
Meadow Grass
Snap
St. Au
Intie Ulna
Mutueis
Ntralebt
Ahow
Stewfoot
Iftdel
Simonette
Tau Ranier
Bougainvillain
Lottie Creed
Brunhilme
Black Boy
Jack Biian
Dick Guadi
Ramon Corona
Maturia
Almonette
Lan Lenter
Milen- Manson
Powers
Austini
Faylat
Qfannan
Marcella
Admix
Donah
Mamie Gallagher
Tim Kelly
Oronoka
Cygnet
Ronde
Deacon Alec Ran
Mutus
McGeerner
Cherlis Eastman
Larh
Air Clegen
Warren
Hany Agnes
Black Mary
Zlenap van Matuets Pala
Winger
Ggghorh
Fastman
Purae
Fopland
Troster
Gtore
Iff
Burton
Rice
John McClure
Enrica
Calagh
the Fact
Martineff
Glips
Cogen
Taplin
Mutuela
Captain Ghore
Bugton
Mamin Algol
Teidel
Macond
J. Core
Kempro
Brook Leaf
Oriv 1
Lafayette
Warner Geinwell
Goli Die van Mutvete
Tax Bill Aims To Double Liquor Tax In Washington
A proposed bill introduced by Representative Kendall of Iowa seeks to double the liquor tax on brewers and wholesale and retail dealers in Washington. The measure would not impose or collect tax in localities where state law prohibits liquor manufacture for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representativ Kendall
Nwa
Atato
Professor Herrick Resigns to Join Cornell Entomology
Professor Glenn W Herrick, a Texas entomologist and entomology professor at Texas A and M College, resigns to take effect June 18 and will succeed the chair of entomology at Cornell University where he has been elected to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Herrick
Cornell
College Station
Texas
Glenn W.tterrick
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Hae
Cornea! University
Cabinet Crisis Solved In St Petersburg May Conference
In St Petersburg on May 11 a cabinet crisis was resolved as Premier Stolypin and his colleagues retained their posts after a dawn conference between the propiler and the emperor that stretched into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
German Priests Targeted by Native Christians
A damaged report notes anger toward German priests in Guatemala on May 6. Natives fear German Capuchin influence and doubt their spiritual competence due to language barriers and cultural ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guat
Vatican
Monke
Southern Intercollegiate Tennis Association Opens
The third annual college tennis tourney began at the Atlanta Athletic Club with twenty teams from Tech Georgia Tennessee Auburn Trinity and Mississippi. Early rounds completed. doubles and remaining rounds to be played today as players advance toward the dawn championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Athlete Club
Bent Lake
Tech
Georgia
Tennesse
Auburn
Trinity
Mieatasippi
Carter
Slack
van Gilder
Tennemore
Beasley
Ishigar
Holme
Patterson
J. S. Lowery
Mississippi
Griffith
Smith
Moburn
Jordan
Trintts
Wright
V. Dawson
Clark
Tert
J. Dawson
Ayre
Holmes
Trawson
May Jordan
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Charlotte
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Fort Worth
Waco
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Galveston
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Houston
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San Antonio
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Ala
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Henson
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Relding
Reagan
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Dexter
Herdy
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Weimer
Hunteman
Demort
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Huelaman
Thornton
Schriver
Rohe Rhotan
Hebrie Benson
Rhoton
Babrie
Betrol
Bagex
Buffale
Fleas
Rohe
Demont
Reagen
Rudderham
Dick Jemison
Tennessee Nine Downs
Mercer University
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Heaton
Traymond
Schis
Heydler
Rowdies
Nursery
Bussey
Bond
Clarke Bros. & CO
RH. Cate
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Ora
Louisville
Tom Hayward
Hinama
Sae Hamilton
Bom
Fry
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Lady Vie
T. Shipp
Mian Sirome
Adjax
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Gold Proof
Ordens
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Purer
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Lil
Enfeld
Madmen
Jacobite
al Muller
Tainty Tam
Misa Crawford
Moquetté
St. Wlinwood
Old Loneary
Zinange
John Hi. Meatitlan
Royal Tourist
Tolda
Janet Tanga
Granny
Ease Lake
Dayton
Ohio
John Crockett
Alexandriaville
B'nai Brith
Meninile No 38
BME Whiitin
South
Rre
PIA
Mailobum Cascada
Vemcares
Negordsett C
GEO. A. Dickel & CO. Distillers
Nethville, Tennessee
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