Henley Beats Coal Barons In Southern League Tilt
Birmingham loses to Henley 8 to 5 as Hoffmeister hits a fourth inning homer. Henley twirls solid pitching, three double plays aiding his cause while umpire Ohia’s called strike zone draws ire. Atlanta’s From Frank Winters Leidy Krug and Hoffmeister key the visitors. Details: score by innings 000200100 for Atlanta and 000L000002 for Birmingham.
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Memphis Defeats Shreveport In Slow Featureless Game
Memphis Tennessee May 15 Memphis defeated Shreveport in a slow game. Visitors used three pitchers all wild and hit freely. Attendance 400. Batteries Roder Accorsini Mc Intyre Beust Fisher and McGuire. Memphis 12 Shreveport 8. Nashville 16 Chattanooga 4 May in Nashville attendance 700. Dolan batted well as Nashville routed Chattanooga 16 to 4. Final scores 12-8 and 16-4.
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Sophomores Triumph Over Juniors In Emory Showdown
Emory College Oxford Ga May Special. Sophomores beat juniors 11 to 7 in a thrilling baseball game with tight defense and a late rally in the eighth inning as a pennant series advances to a decisive final game Monday afternoon.
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National League Scores From May 15 Card
Pittsburg beat Boston 5 to 3 in a snappy contest as 2,600 fans looked on. Doheny and Smith toed the rubber for Pittsburg with Malarkey and Kittridge behind them. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 in a late-night finish. Ewing pitched well for Cincinnati as Voorhees and Doom also contributed. Chicago edged Brooklyn 4 to 2 after twelve innings, with Dahlen and Taylor delivering key hits and St Vrain, Taylor and Kin Newton doing the battery work for Chicago. Attendees varied with each game.
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Taylor
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Ahearn
Emsile
Batting rally gives Faltimore 6 Washington 2 win
In Baltimore on May 16, Faltimore won 6 to 2 over Washington as a seventh inning batting streak decided the game. Attendance 3 100. Batteries Lee and Drill for Washington MacGinnity and Robinson for Baltimore. Time 1 35. Umpire O Laughin.
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Free Fight in Prize Ring Ends in a Row
The May 15 bout in St Louis between Kid Abel of Chicago and Tom Sullivan of New York ended in the fourteenth round amid chaos. Sullivan appeared to win on a foul blow but lost the decision as his manager leaped into the ring. Officers restored order after mixes of boxers managers and spectators erupted.
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Techs Triumph In One Of Season's Finest Games
Techs beat Tennessee 7 to 2 at Brisbane in a standout contest. Bucking ham allowed six singles and two bases on balls while Patterson yielded six hits. Morrison and Brinson sparked the offense with key hits and a three-bagger by Brinson highlighted the seventh inning. Second game slated for 3:45 with Lucas drawing the mound duty for Tech and Douglas for Tennessee.
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Lord Quex Defeats Fair Field In Worth American Derby
Albert Simons' colt Lord Quex wins the Worth American Derby over LaCrimae with a length separating them. Weather cool and track heavy as races unfold with multiple mile and sprint events.
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Whipped Pistol Duel On Peachtree Street Car
Lively fight on a Peachtree trolley last night ended with Attorney Burton Smith disarming Conductor P McKinney and taking his pistol after threatening the man. Attorney James F. ONeill helped restrain the motorman as police halted the clash. Both Smith and McKinney face recorder's court on the matter as officers Frye and Pounde testify. Also noted is a half price 1902 Atlanta city directory offer by Miller.
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Hatasoo triumphs at Morris Park Claremont handicap
At Morris Park on May 16 A Featherstone’s filly Hatasoo led from the start to win the Claremont handicap over 6 1/2 furlongs by two lengths, with Lady Uncas second and Northern Star third. Gay Boy won the Van Nest selling stake, and Dr. Riddle captured the final handicap in a tight finish over Dixie Line. Other races saw Brunswick, Makeda, Gay Boy, Satur day, Roe Hampton, and Roe Hampton feature among the day’s results.
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Wilder and Wilder in London Parlor Talk
New Yorker humorist Marshall P Wider visited London and spoke with an English earl in a parliamentary lobby. An Irish member stormed out in anger, prompting Wider to ask the earl about the difference between parliament and himself.
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New York Times
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Social Democrats Tie Up Stockholm in Strike
Stockholm May 16 The social democratic party decreed general strike support for the suffrage bill began in parliament today and has tied up business since morning. Traffic is suspended with street cars cabs vans carts and steamers not running and little work proceeding during the parliamentary debates.
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