Nobile Again Beats Locals in Mobile Series
Mobile nips Atlanta 4 to 1 to take the second game of the series at Mobile May 22. Benson and Garvin pace the offense with solid hitting and a key two-base hit by Moran for Atlanta. Becker and Ford duel on the mound as Mobile capitalizes with a three-run fifth and a late run to seal the win amid a large Ladies' Day crowd.
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Mobile
Ala
Moble
Atlanta
Carpenter
Becker
Ford
Wilkes
Moran
Winters
Jordan
Dyer
Hecker
Mas‘ing
Melver
James
Meiver
Benson
Garvin
Henson
Fox
Thornton
Lair
Sentell
Dalry
Musalng
Goins
Murd
Arslimn
Fecker
McTver
Aborh. Pa Ae. Wilkes. Sa
Maran
Pope Cy Jordan
Me Murra
Pe Roy
Koy Fox
Ni Mobile Ab
H. Po A. E
Donovan
Tittle Rock
Ark
Turner
Little Rock
Page
Speaker
Molesworth
Connera
Wells
Stark
Hess
Buchanan
Birmingeham
Manning
Douglas
Meek
Dawe
Bement
Hemline
Jemingham
Wurmmar
Stalan
Henline
Om Huchanan
Turder
Usapire
Fitasimmons
Tennesee Wins and Rain Affects Roanoke Area Games
A fragmentary regional sports note shows New Orleans 4 Nashville 1 and Norfolk 0 8 with Roanoke-Portsmouth rained out. It mentions Tennessee games in Knoxville on May 22, Sewanee 4 2, and a garbled ad-like inser tion about Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Spealat
Tennessee
Sewanee
Standings Highlight From Minor League Baseball Game
Standings show Chris Daubert and Rickert in theSavies sacrifice hit by Rohe. Dundon struck out by Bartley 4 to 3 with Hunter at bat 3. Hunter issued three walks and was hit by a pitched ball by Hunter Stratton left on base in New Orleans and Nashville 2 Time 1:40. Umpire Brown.
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Lew Orl
Nashvile
New Orleans
Barth
Rickert
Nashville Ad
H. Po. Ae. Bas
Oo Wiseman
McCormick
McEivren
Seigle
Daubert
von Eattier
Haray
Hunter
Stee
McElveen
Rickerstolen
National Reda 5 Phillies Chicago 7 Boston 1
Baseball scores and battery pairings listed for games featuring Chicago versus Philadelphia and Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh. Umpires J. Rudderham and O Day noted, with game times and linescore fragments across multiple matchups.
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Cincinnati
Philadephia
Campbel
McLean Richie
Doom
Emsiie
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Fittsburg
Cummitt
Albsan
Wilhelm
Rucker
Merit
Mates
Ritter
O'Day
Johnstone
Benefit Game Promises Strong Local Contest at Ponce de Leon
The Georgian Railway and Electric Company and East Point teams meet at Ponce de Leon this afternoon for the Employees Relief Association benefit. Kickoff is at 3 30 with Gillie to take the mound and a well attended crowd expected.
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Georgian Railway and Electric Company
East Point
Ponce de Leon
Employees’ Relief Association
Ryan Signs Pitcher to Help Crippled Montgomery Team
Fred Bergman, a pitcher recently with the Minneapolis team, has signed with Montgomery and will report to the Mano organization. The Montgomery squad has been much crippled by injuries, including to pitcher Ryan. The report comes from Memphis on a Saturday.
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Ryan
Montgomery
Fred Bergman
Minneapolis
Manteam
Ager Ryan
Memphia
American Association Scores And Golf Champion Named
AU St Paul St Paul Kansas City at Columbus Columbus 3 Louisville 2 in twelve innings. New women golf champion Miss Titterton wins the British open at St Andrews beating Miss Campbell at the nineteenth hole. Wesley Memorial and Hapeville teams meet on the south diamond at Fieldim ent park at 4 this afternoon. Wesley Memorial beat Congregational 4 to 1 last Saturday in a hotly contested game.
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St. Paul
Kansas
City
St. Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
Miss Titterton
Misa Campbel
Wesley Memorial
Hapevilie
Fiediment Park
Congregational
Baseball scores and misc. games from regional matchups
The recap lists multiple scores and batteries from games including Detroit 4 Washington 1, Cleveland 1 Athletics 0, and Gulfport 0 Vicksburg 2, with lineups such as Glaze and Criter for Detroit and Patten and Warner for Washington. It also notes umpires and times for several contests and lists additional results from Monroe Jackson, Columbus Meridian, and Mercer versus Georgia at Macon.
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Gulfport
Vicksburg
Monroe
Jackson
Columbus
Meridian
College
Diamond Dope Ray and a Tumult of Baseball Trades
The article narrates a series of chaotic baseball travel woes featuring Diamond Dope Ray and the Crackers with late trains wrecks and long delays in Mobile and Shreveport. It follows Burkett’s multiple team exchanges from the winter to New Orleans and Cotton States, and mentions Rube Wade avoiding Boston court trouble. Also notes Jimmy Ryan’s pitching troubles and Willie Keeler’s return with the New York Americans, then shifts to Grand theatre listings The Prisoner of Zenda and The Heir to the Heir in coming weeks, praising the Grand’s crowd appeal and upcoming performances.
Mercer Tops Georgia After Early Errors In Baseball Game
Mercer defeats Georgia at Central City Park after costly first inning errors by Georgia. Wilbur Smith misplayed a throw and muffed a ball at home, enabling Mercer to rally. Harmon issued walks as Mercer pulled ahead, while Richards excelled for Mercer with solid defense. Owleaby plans to start Redfearn in the box tomorrow.
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Macon
Georgia
Herd
Mercer
Baptists
Central City Park
Wilbur Smith
Muffen
Lef
Gaston
Smith
Jory
Ani Wan
Hite
Harmon
Richards
Hichards
Usorgta
McCuther
Melton
Fender
Gary
H. E. Mercer
Georgis
Graver
Hodgson
Mallory
Colby
Derrick
McCathern
Harmonia
Gme
Homes Mason
Mason Breaks Records In Southern Intercollegiate Meet
Vanderbilt star Mason set a 220 yard dash mark in 22.8 seconds and equaled the 100 yard dash record in preliminaries at the thirteenth annual Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Tech Park. Georgia, Clemson, and Vanderbilt runners led the qualifiers across multiple events as officials planned a fast, uninterrupted program for finals.
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Southern Intercollegiate ‘Athletic Association
St Tech Park
Mason
Vanderbilt
Gooater
Tech
Goodier
Linschutz
Georgia
Bejack
M. Rking
Jacobs
Clemson
Vanderbit
King
Byrd
Gaodler
Stone
Arrendsle
Lipschutz
Macon
B King
Hardlee—Warren
V.blake
Myers
W. Cindy E
J. ©. Fridmore
Clemson Colless
F. P. Gary
J. W. Davenport
Georgia School of Technology
Robeson
University of Georgia
L. Tillman
T. Robera
W. A. Nelson
J.B. Proctor
R. #. Blake
Wander- Nt University
Hanl
G. M. Barnett
W. A. Barnett
J. C. Hyldmore
Clemeon College
A.C. Frazier
J. E. Davenport
E. J. Howeson
G. Hatcher
Unlverslty of
F. Flenolg
Clemson College
le Derrick
University of Georgias
J. Stone
J. B. Proctor
J. J. King
R. E. Blake
Clemson V. Myers
Georgia School of Teelin
Hatcher
J. Lipshutz
C. Tty
J. Seiack
M B. King
R. E. Meson
Claremont Handicap Triumph at Belmont Park on Muddy Track
Priscilan wins the Claremont handicap at Belmont Park on a muddy main track in six and a half furlongs, defeating King Cobalt by four lengths with Roseben a drifting favorite. Taboo wins the second race at eight to one over Right Soft and Gliding Belle. Ogemah takes the fourth. Tony Bone wins the seventh for a mixed card of racing results.
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Belmont Park
X.Y
Priscilan
Roseben
Claremont
Ces
Roselen
King Cobalt
Roseban
Fuglon Barkview
Umevaring
Colonel Jack
McDaniel
Aictheuo
Taboo
Sumter
Right Soft
Ghedaniel
Gliding Belle
Chrusuat
I-B
Warden
Bonnie Kelas
Dander
Foe Gaitens
Diarold. Jr
Donation
Miza Highland
Helen Hills
Briaclilian
Lor
ateCarthy
Ster- Gowan
Rostmire
Pourth
Ogemah
Lee
Grane
Garner
Dr. Pillow
David “Warfield
Walter Shd Golde
Furonga
Tony Bonera
Notter
Antaeua
Mucgrave
Master Hobert
Fultom
Bedouin
Lord Stanhope
Flenry
Bell Weber
T. Koerner
Cruid
Weiter
Mazenielto
Biltll
Dis
Sours
Palette
Banyah
Castlewood
Obert Rams
Belmont Park Race Card Shows Entrants and Weights
Belmont Park entries for today list six races across age groups and distances. Notable horses include Councill Jim Bir Martin and Croc Works in the opening two-year-old sprint, with weights 119 and 107. The program features a handicap mile and an eighth, a juvenile five furlong, the Withers for yearlings, the Whitney Memorial steeplechase, and a three-year-old and up gell ing mile.
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Belmont Park
Jim
Bir Martin
Croc Works
Trois Temp
Chepontua
Wemouth
Queen Eleanor
Balviders
Blue‘book
Ritleman
Colonel Jack
Elis Oats
Animal
Crrane
Lawton ‘Wiggins
Statesman
May River
Joe Madden
the Gardener
Colin
Chapultepec
Doran Hing James
John M. P
Mara
Randy Creecker
Gell
Troublemaner
Rye
Sarovel FH
Harris
Heat Park Row
Arkla
Banyah
Pontoon
Hockstone
Nick Stoner
Trial of Elmer Cochran Murder Case in Airborne Georgia
In Airborn Ga on May 2 the trial of Elmer Cochran for the Haigh Cochran murder on May 16 proceeds before Justices Boynton Morris and Smith with about twelve witnesses examined. Evidence is circumstantial. prosecution rested at 6 pm. Defense to present morning. case hoped to conclude Saturday.
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Elmer Cochran
Airborn
Specielj
Haigh Cochran
Boynton
Morris and Smith
Johnson to stage field meet stunts at Tech park
Professor A A Johnson of Dahlonega acting as referee at the Atlanta track meet at Tech park will then give an exhibition of hammer throwing shot putting and discus throwing this afternoon. He is noted as the souths best in these events and his display is expected to draw a large crowd with records likely to fall in Dixie.
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A. A. Johnson
Dahloney
Atlanta
Tech Park
Johnson
South
A. A.i
New Orleans
Birmingham
Dixie
Impertinence Wins Steeplechase Handicap at Louisville
Louisville May 22 Impertinence won the steeplechase handicap over the short course from a good field. Several horses lost riders but no jockey was injured. Results across six races list Cassowary and Snake Mary among early winners, with detailed placings and times for each race, names of horses and jockeys appearing throughout.
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Alice
Snake Mary
Jehusta Peat
Allee
Plac Ku
Cassowary
Warren
Bisa
Fletche
Butler
John Louis
Glaser
Tudge Dundon
Dennis
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