North Carolina Clinches 10 0 Victory Over Georgia At Brisbane Park
North Carolina overwhelmed Georgia 10 to 0 in Atlanta at Brisbane Park. Carr and Holt anchored the Tarheels as Athens succumbed to flawless fielding and stifling defense. Hull and Walker made highlight plays while Georgia offered little counter in the one sided contest. The win came as part of a doubleheader sweep and left 1,900 onlookers underwhelmed by the one sided affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
North Caro- Uni
University of Georgia la
Athens Boys
North Carolina
Gaperb
Channel Hill
Brisbane Park
Georgia
Hull
Walker
Wilcox
Carr
Holt
North Carolineng
Atlanta
Carolinans
McCalla
Gordon
Sco
R. Db
Mo. Graham
Taavas
Barrington
Hott
Steathers
Cocke
Bill Wilcox
Conningham
Georga— Ab
R. Ib
Ah.ardson
Bea Or
E. Ard Walker
My Blackshear
McWhorter
Poe
Bower
North Caroling
Georgese
Harrington
Smethers
McCalle
Car
Graham
Cin Nam
Richardzon
Rams
Saye
Parader Wins Easy at Morris Park in Heavy Track
At Morris Park New York the Parader ridden by Wilson won the Withers by two lengths over Bonnibert as about 15 000 spectators endured a heavy track and threatening weather. The day featured six races with Amicitia taking the Fashion Stakes and Walter Cleary winning the steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
K T Wilson
Jock
Lrady
Morris Park
Board
Commando
Smile
Bonnibert
All Green
Belfarto
Farader
Buta Fo
Bullman
Bonnivert
Bellario
Dale
Bonn'hert
Bellaria
Amicitia
Hayden
Gunfro
Hex
Paul Cutford
Bhiff
Matt Twan
Lava Jee
Omar Tudor
Gvén
Red Dameel
Dime
Fastion
the Hayden
Gunfire
Withers
Bellarto
Raffacio
Jarice
King Bramble
Walter Cleary
Foolhard
Mars Chan
Newport racing results reflect crowd favorites upset by Charles O'Brien
At Newport on May 11 the betting ring misread Imperialist as favorites for the second race. Charles O'Brien, backed from 20 to 1 to 6 to 1, won the event as Imperialist fell to second. Jockey Cunningham has been reinstated by the turf exchange amid fine weather and fast track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newport
Charles O'Brien
Charlie O'Brien
Cunningham
Jim Gore II
Ida Quicktime
Custodian
Charles O'Bri
Ron
Imperialist
Robert Gray
Kingford
Debenture
Queen Friese
John McHilroy
Rare Perfume
Sylvan Dell
Talal
Disaclate
Tremor
Sweet Dream
Sara Gamp
Worth racing at Worth shows crowded stands and busy photo finish
At Worth on a clear day 7000 spectators watched a fast racing program. Boney Boy beat Caviar after Coburn rode cleverly. Abe Frank defeated South Elkhorn amid a disputed finish with a fine for Coburn. Races spanned five furlongs to one mile eight. Yale dominates intercollegiate cycling, Penn beats Columbia in a dual meet, and Harvard takes golf championships.
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Chicago
Worth
Boney Boy
Coburn
Rush
Miss Bennett
Abe Frank
South Elkhorn
Herodiade
Brissac
Lathrop
Abe Prank
H Tg
Ho Beran Miracle II
the Rush
Minyon
Tima
Bonny Boy
Caviar
Louisville
Robert Waddell
Espionage
Andes
Caney
Pyramoid Pile Cure Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramoid Pile Cure as a fast remedy for piles. It claims immediate pain relief and a lasting cure without dieting, promising to reduce inflammation and improve blood flow while avoiding temporary fixes.
National League and American League Scores and Standings Notice
Baseball results from May reports show Brooklyn shut out by New York Matthewson’s pitching, Philadelphia beat Boston, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati game postponed by rain. Baltimore edged Athletics, Washington beat Boston. Milwaukee defeated Cleveland. Attendance figures noted with each game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
May
Matthewson
Smith
Hughes
Kennedy
McGuire
O'Day
Athletics
Baltimore
Snodgrass
Robinson
Rh. HE
Howell
Bernhardt
Powers
Cantillion
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chiraro
Yeaver
Buelow
Harvey
Skopecene
Suliyan
Sheridat
Latonia Derby Set for Monday Afternoon Run
At Latonia Cincinnati the Latonia derby will run Monday afternoon over a mile and a half course. About 36 to the winner, with six or more top three year olds entered. Candidates are quartered at the track after workouts near record pace amid a dry, fast track scenario if weather holds. No clear favorite, with several strong contenders including Judge Redwine Grandoni The Puritan Lovetto Alara Scheck June Gayle and Herando. Royal Victor and His Eminence are not entered.
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Cincinnati
May
Baker & Gentry
Judge Redwine
J. B. Respess
Grandoni
J. J. McCafferty
the Puritan
Dan O'Brien
Lovgtto
John Morris
Fvavor
Gaharie
J. F. Schorr
Alara Scheck
J. D. Smith
June Gayle
W. H Laudeman
Herando
Royal Victor
Southern League games mix: Shreveport tops Memphis 6 4
Shreveport Louisiana May 11 Memphis loses again as Shreveport overpowers on both mound and bat. Also Chattanooga edges Birmingham in ten innings for an 11 to 8 win. New Orleans drops Little Rock 2 to 1 in a tight contest. Nashville shuts out Selma 12 to 3, and other regional results noted including college ball and a Pennsylvania eight-oared crew victory.
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Shreveport
Memphis
Iain Fisher
McGuire
Robb
Ra‘ket
Little Rock
New Orleans
Seots
Mulkey
Abbott
Many
Lynch
College Ball
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderblit
Central of Kentucky
Cornell
Princeton
Ord Bowdoin High
Weel Point Seis
Pennsylvania
Colan- Georgetown
Johns Hopking
Annapolia
Annapolis
University of Pennsylvania
Wavy
Hulern Moore's College of Optics Ad
An old-style advertisement urges readers to join Hulern Moore's College of Optics Incorporated in Atlanta Georgia. It promotes correspondence instruction to train and graduate a scientific optician from home, claiming distance is no barrier and messaging the nearest post office as a contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulern & Moore's College of Optica (Incorporated
Atlanta
Bray M wins Oaks at Louisville and shows strong day
At Churchill Downs Louisville Kentucky Bray M captures the Kentucky Oaks favorite Lady Schorr defeats Edith Q and Isabel in a six race card. Velma Clark beats Save in the final race as Beauty Book loses to Little Rita. The article also describes the National Register for Show Horses and the American Horse Show Blue Book project with Chicago publishers preparing a comprehensive national horse show directory.
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Lousville
Bray M
Churchill Downs
Lady Schorr
Velma Clark
Onomastug
Beauty Book
Little Rita
Conundrum
Ite
Golden Guster
Wen Eee i Orel
Epee
A Lsae
Julia Funke
Beonomie
Siele
Locust Blossom
Lire
Wille
A. Sixieniha
Isebel
Edith Q
Dolly Wagner
Teckla
Pat Garrett
Suave
Quomastus
United States
Couch and Saddly Publishing Company
Marquette
Chicago
Mlustratea Horse Show Organ
Boeton
Brooklyn
Durland
Memphis
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bill Jones and the Wireless Cotton Plot at Dawn
In a midwestern city Bill Jones, nicknamed Bin, discovers a mysterious wireless telegram signal answering in the continental code. He and sharp widow Martha Robinson seize a dawn cotton rally, pouring money into December cotton as Liverpool opens, betting on a sharp rise and a windfall.
Cotton Market Fluctuations and Quick Profits Described
A dramatic account details buying and selling December cotton amid drought and global unrest. By midday the price rose twice, Bill liquidated his holdings with profits up to two and a quarter cents per pound while the widow Robinson celebrated, then a flirtatious exchange ensued before settling with a broker. Hood's Sarsaparilla is endorsed as a blood purifier.
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Jones
Liverpool
America
Martha Robinson
Bill Jones
Bill
Martha
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Robinson
Chicago
Cotton
Heathing
Bil
Old Pointe
Marthe
India
Egypt
Soudan
Saiw Hill
Iit
Robinson
Avery
Washington Fest Delivers Contrast on Colonel Lewis
The report quotes Walter Fulton citing doubt over ex Representative James Hamilton Lewis returning to politics. It notes Lewis’s past rejections of federal nominations, his lucrative legal practice with Lewis Hardin & Albertson, and sizable fees from the Alaska boundary arbitration and other cases. It mentions his involvement in major legal battles and questions motives for a possible return to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Lewis
Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
Walter S Fulton
Seattle
Raleigh
Colenel Lewis
Colénel Lewis
Congress
Fulton
Lewis, Hardin & Albertson
Lin” .Vred
Alaska
Lewis
London
Hatch
City of
Everett
Rocky Etchers
Ageodate
Ecolonal
Nernstrom
Wombigo
W. E. Lamidan
Chicago
Ana
Lewis Wour
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Athena
Halsey
Huntsville
Ala
Hunteville Gun Club
W. l. Halsey
John H. Wallzes, Jr
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Silverdale
St Louis
John F. Schorr
Fetr Grounds
W. J. Deboe
Yayon
Deboe
New Fair Association
Landry
Columbia
Woodside
C. C. Butts
University of
Atlantic City
N. J
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Dew
Bes
Ct Brisourg
Istana Brooklyn
Paiadelphia
St. Louis
Cago
Louis
Powell
Sudwest
Cricago
Regiagaie
Iy i Louis
Nichols
Aw Ee Oosootoey
Willis
Kittridge
Seth
Jackstach
Pittsburg
Lee
H. E
Criger
Lee and Clark
Haskell
Milwaukee
Scott
Hoffer
Sparks
Leahy
Wood
Corneily
Latonia
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Dolan
Brandt Ander
Selma
Hin
Aepee
Selme
Ballantyne
Cribbins
Alexander
Virginis-Carolina Feague
Newport News
Wilmington
Norfolk
Rlchmoend
Portsmouth
Jt. M Higgins
Seneca
News
Pires
Bucklen
Cure Guaranteca
al Druggtata
College OF Opticcs
Kentucky
Swift Lady Schorr
Scrofula
Farama Fite
Blood Balm Co
Forsyth Street
Atlantia
J & M Box
English
Oxford
H. 3. Geer
Jones & Co
Mid-West
William Jones
Bin
Blowville
Bridgetown
Dill
Bie
England
Globe
Eih
Jerusalem
Paris
Bowie
Liveryanl
Greetderry
Travery
Verlal Sea
Porrest Co
Tale
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Alabama
Hood
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