Tech Nips Cumberland in Comedy of Errors One Run Victory
Lebanon reports a nine innings comedy of errors as Tech defeats Cumberland 1 to 0 at Tech Park. Ed Lafitte and Tommy McMillin pitched, with Tech tallying seven runs across a wild third inning and Cumberland misplays contributing to the narrow win.
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Sturs
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Robert
Ed Lafitte
Geven
Ryan
Instors
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Stewart
Heisman
San Juan
Hisi
A. E& Hamilton
McMillian
Knight
Combes
Wright
Lafitte
Stiles
Eho
Hh. Po
Landrum
Barbee
Carliste
Watson
Hasty
Douglas Park Club Wins Court Injunction Against Kentucky Racing Board
In Louisville on May 24 Judge Evans granted a permanent injunction shielding the Douglas Park Jockey Club from interference by the Kentucky Racing Commission with its proposed meeting. He ruled there was no deal or legal reason for the commission to deny dates, finding the action a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment. Other items note American Association scores and various city games, with Shreveport at Atlanta and New Orleans at Montgomery among today’s lineup.
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Louisville
Evans
Douglass Park Jockey ‘Club
Kentucky Racing Commission
Douglass Park Club
Gilkes Pirates Open Here Today
Gilkes Pirates head to Piedmont for a decisive game against the league leading Shreveport squad. Billy Smith and his athletes aim for three of four from the leaders, with new players Byrn Clark Daley Tielder King and others debuting. Shreveport arrives after a rainout in Memphis as Etheridge plans today’s business.
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Memphis
Piedmont
Shreveport
Shreveporters
Etheridge
Pélicans
Smith l
Pirates
Gils
Lebby Giks
Atianta
Byrn
Clark
Daley
Tielder
King
Hed Misher
Hor Byrne
Glks
William’ Evens
Grattius
Oto
Hess
Bue Shrevers
Eclock
Billy
Lew Morey
Atlanta
Lilly Smith
Flinger
Pindladely Phia
Leren
Tybler
Jersey
Smith
Meren
Jersey City
Lew
Hie
Mary
Weldon Henley
Keator Wins Patchogue Stakes at Gravesend
New York horse racing report Kerr Keator a 7 to 1 shot wins the Patchogue Stakes at Gravesend as Knapp pushes Keator to a two length victory over Shotgun with Sterling third. Race time 1 09 and prize details listed among multiple races and entrants.
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Shotgun
Sterling
Long Snot
New York
Easly
Gravesend
Sec
Agatha
Wewelb
Ead
Battle Axe
Lone Hand
Cassandra
Caprice
Clements
Far
Wuird
Anda May
Radtke
Tune
San Hive
Paul Armstrong
Duh Bradley
Girl
Big Hang
Charney Keeny
Inquisitor
Miler
Even
Wun
Vio
Sewell
Tuorus
Ykadtkey
Yuiugal
Paulque
Sailor Boy
Pourth
Seeator
Inapp
Wen
Suutern
Willains
Horner
Ime
Dreamer
Joeuud
Incantalion
Nannie Hodge
Kot Tuuvy
Balivtu
Yrug
Aerenwut
Tuowsaluvs
Rusiconte
Brother Prank
Mater ‘Laas
Auaria
Pringe Frederick Raul
Benevolent
Ligrner
Angier
L. Williums
Selond
Juvsk Mcheun
Aller
Turd
Newford
Wlempples
Robador
Schuylmace
Luretia
Su Venga
Culsdelu li
Ready Valentine
Pam Bearer
Champlain
Dixth Hach
Asterson
Charles UW. Gétes
Knapp
Tull
Sully
Bantinole
Motre
al It
Woods
Blulrot
Marcher
Valuero
Soamus
Hyperion II wins feature at Louisville track meet
Louisville May 24 Hyperion II favorite at 8 to 5 won the free handicap feature. Keynote and Happy Joe were other winning favorites. Filly Sweet ED died of lung fever. Races ran on a clear fast track with multiple favorites and long odds. Louisville entries listed for today across selling and maiden events.
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Hyperion II
Flek
Happy Joe
Charles van Meter
Sweet ED
Binnehaba
Koerner
Lizzie McLean
Alan
Lady Carol
Obert
Sleyte
Finis
Dr. Mack
Lady Davis
Gray
Dal
Nola
Vestryman
Caroline
Prince of Press
McCutcheon
Comment
Zack Rosa
Neliette
Noonan
Betsy Hinford
Otis
Avendon
Taylor
Bateman
Atlante
Annie Handy
Arion
Keynote
Sever
Tammany
the Englishman
Munro
Foreighet
Foliés Bergeres
Mint Bed
Capitano
Erla Lee
Free Booter
Egyperion II
C Robinson
Dan Doro
Preston
Gal
Jan Douglas
Griratm
Daring
Helena
Javanese
Tom Morgan
Boland
Tauren
Caubuchon
Talamund
Self Re
Beventh RA
Ce—Seliing
Mile
Happy Jack
Austin
Orient
Bell the Cat
Seder
Thika
Reveille
Marin
Mr. Farnum
Bob Boles
Mangon Square
Eleata
Limerick
Lady Monevse
Lidwina
Odd
Luci
Percy -Greet
Hibernia
Tocalaw and Robin Hood Lead Mixed Race Card at Fair
A fragmentary report lists horses and odds across multiple races from a track program. Entries include Anna Ruskin 95 with 2 rsnct press and Chandon 97, along with Aline Cummings 100 and Azele 103 in fourth race. Fifth steeplechase features Harefont, Signal Light, Gutshine, Margery Gattney, and Tripoli among others. Sixth and seventh races show Royal Legend 102 and Long Bright 94 with further names like Matador and Empress in the mix.
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Gravesend
Miss Sago
Steadfast
J. ©. Gore
Away
Bele
Iroquois
Garters
Caronul
Sonoma Belle
Glenbo
Lady Amelia
Kiamesha
Edna Jackson
Human Gold
Belle Sirome
Flip Flop
Belle of
Merit
Arietta
St. Ursula
Diamond Jlush
Listless
Rams Horn
Blandy
Merry Lark
Oxford
Adbell
Cederstrome
Goldsmith
Brank Lord
Gray Day
Yankee Belle
Merrill, Kilter
Jot Mallett
Doc Kyle
Sony SL
Master Lester
Royal Ben
Donna Iivira
Jaunty Cavitane
Gladys Hice
Retort
Giovanni Balerio
Night of Weston
Volo
Serukers
Hillings
Bas Gloversville
Bundoaran
Perry McAdow
Entricul
St. Margrave
Citrysville
Ghandas
Brookdale
Robin Hood
John Carroll
Anna Ruskin
Chandon
Black Flag
Hagetue
Aline Cummings
Bempo
Azele
Alyth
Ruskimglia
Harefont
Dus Ly
Gutshine
Margery Gattney
Lutte Wally
Sharp Boy
Gregor
Col. Simpsen
Melberry Mo
Laura “Hunter
Capitano
Whipt Poorwil
Sring
L. Mifé
Long Bright
Matador
Dr. McCluel
Burch
Empress
Fousvluca
Cleveland Routs Phillies as Errors Help
Cleveland jumped to a quick lead aided by Philadelphia fielding miscues and held on for a 9 to 7 victory. Batteries: Barnhard and Clarke for Cleveland and Coakley and Schreck for Philadelphia. Time, 2:00. Umpires, Hurst and Connor.
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Philadelphia
Krea
Barnhard
Clarke
Coakley
Schreck
Hurst
Connor
St. Louis
Washington
Louis
Wolfe and Heydon
Howell and Spencer
Evans and
Sheridan
Pelicans Claim Final Contest In Errorless Play
New Orleans May 24 The Pelicans won the last game from Bleep with steady batting and crisp fielding. Rickert led the hitting with two doubles while McAlee se and Houtz were effective for the visitors. New Orleans left for Birmingham tonight as Montgomery traveled to the city. Final score shows New Orleans 7 Montgomery 2 with two doubles by Rickert and strong turns by the Pelicans in a compact 1 hour 24 minute game.
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Pelicans
Rickert
McAlevse
Houtz
Birmingham
Montgomery
Hout
Busch
Mullaney
Cargo
Blake
Aby
Knot
Beck
Bird Cf
OpBriet
Stratton Ey. E. Eee
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Fotala
Hickert
McAleese
Schwartz
Malarkey
Phillips
Milarkey
S. Montgomeery
Gmpire
Buckley
National League Scores and notes from May 24
Baseball roundup from May 24 reports St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 21 to 1 in a one sided game, with strong fielding. Boston and Pittsburgh details include late inning runs and key pitchers. An Atlanta management telegram indicates Ben Koehler is not for sale and a sale discussion with the St. Louis club is inactive.
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Philadephia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Louise
Phileaelphies
Honestetter
Grady Lughé
Brysile
Ben
Koehler
Atlanta
Idehfer
Quietus
Tech Play Wofford Team and Lew Morey
Techites schedule two games this week with Wofford College. Captain Craig Day leads the Tech team as Lew Morey’s status for a return at Atlanta remains unsettled. A farewell clash is expected Saturday at 4 o clock with a likely large crowd.
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Wofford
Billy
Lew Moren
Heismanites
Wofford College
Craig Day
Techites
Tech Boys
Goth
South Atlantic League Baseball Recap May 24
Columbia beat Augusta 6 to 2 in Augusta as Jaimes struggled with eight wild pitches and ten walks. Schurng stole twice for Columbia, while Holmes hit for Augusta. Macon routed Charleston 7 to 2 after a storm delay, Evans, Fox and Harnish on the mound. Savannah and Jacksonville postponed games due to rain.
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Augusta
Jaimes
Schurng
Weinig
Sweeney
Holmes
Carson
Black
Macon
Charleston
Charleston F. C
Punk
Evans
Fox
Tima
Mace
Savannah
Savannah- Tacksonville
Sewanee Downs Wofford 7 6 In Tight Contest
Sewanee Tenn May 24 Sewanee won 7 to 6 over Wofford scoring runs in early innings then holding on. Watkins pitched for Sewanee with Wadley catching in a game where Wofford led briefly in the first but Sewanee pulled ahead by the ninth inning. Batteries Wofford Watson and Anderson Sewanee Watkins Wadley.
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Sewanee
Wofford
Tenn
Watkins
Wadley
Ree
Ballard Bifocal Reveals Two Glasses in One Frame
Walter Latlard Optical Co advertises bifocal lenses that combine near and far vision in one frame, claiming lower prices and superior service. It touts America’s largest manufacturers investing in new machinery and promises global sales, with a perfected prescription department in Atlanta Georgia.
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America
Yecullata
Walter Latlard
Important Schedule Changes by Sea Board Air Line
The Sea Board Air Line Railway announces major schedule changes before 12:01 p.m. Sunday May 27. The Cedartown Accommodation train, formerly departing Atlanta at 4:40 p.m., will be discontinued. City Ticket Office at 8 Peach Tree St. W. E. Christian A. G. P. A. Atlanta Ga.
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Becore
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Cedartown
Atlanta
Peachtree St
W. E. Christian
Confidential loans on valuable diamonds
Nat Kaiser & Co offers confidential loans on unredeemed diamonds at 1S Decatur Street near Kimball House. The firm advertises bargain terms and easy credit options for valuable gems.
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NAT Kaiser & CO
Decatur St
Kimball House
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