Rain and postponements shadow Crackers road trip
A fragmented recap of baseball results focuses on Atlanta, New Orleans, Little Rock, Mobile, and other Southern cities. It notes rain delays and postponed games, with the Crackers facing a limited national report while fans await decisive action and home stand prospects.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphia
Orleans
Neahyile
Diamonds and Downs Play Highlighted Contests
Fragmented text describes Diamond Dope with mentions of Braves players Bell and Newark, a spring season, and a mix of game actions. It notes records, transfers, and possible lineups with scattered names including Griff and Vaughn, hinting at a city newspaper sports blurb about local teams, players, and pending games.
Nashville Beats Mobile In 19 Inning Contested Classic
Nashville took the first game of a May 28 doubleheader in Mobile with a 2 to 1 victory after a long 19 inning battle. A walk, an error, and two singles off pitcher Torres produced the decisive runs in a fast paced, well played game.
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Moble
Nashville
Torres
Marie
Marietta
Hennerus
Maya
Marcia
Hewnesay
Tadiy
Mil Ghe
Meadow Brook Hunt Steeplechase Result At Belmont Park
Pete Dailey won the Meadow Brook Hunt Steeplechase in a strong late bid. He jumped cleanly, led by the second turn, and finished eight lengths clear over Ell, with Flying Machine falling rider escaped injury. Belmont Park entries list multiple races and notable performers across six heats with a mix of favorite falls and tight finishes.
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Rat
Mey
Pete Dailey
Secomi
Ell
Flying Machine Bat
Ambrose Clark
Langdon
Detabs
Aimee
Gerner
To & Serond
McDaniel
Battle Ax Park
Big
Arkle Prince
King and
Ramrod
Antacus
Black Oak
Meadowbrook
Pete Daisy
Smithy
Shreve
Red River
Dugan
Rialto
Musgrave
Live Wire
Jack Can
Mile Park View
Korrier
Tersey Lightning
Burns
Cowan
Pagada
Belmont Park
Sheen Tenancy Courtenay
Adriana Frizette Dixie
Himmear
Marguerite
Bart Arates
Ftherlal
Adv Hubbard
Beaumont
Bonhomme
Ross Fenion
Harriman Statesman
Messinunde
Omue
Atkin
Montgomery
Salgidiere
Blue Rock
Hessian
Rifleman
Dandelion
Old Honesty
Tau Tenne
Tawrence
Daley
Tubbee
Gowan
Nick Stoner
Jobstown Coat of Arms Free Trader
Grace Cameron Voltrome
Rector Emerges as a Remarkable Virginia Sprinter at Charlottesville
James A Rector of Virginia University Aver is hailed as a greatest runner by trainers for a 9.25 second 100 yard dash tying Jan Kos y's record of 9.35. Rector’s wind aided marks at Charlottesville are highlighted as he trains toward Olympian status with coach Pop Lannigan urging development of his extraordinary stride.
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James
Virginia University
Jan Kos
Markis
Mhattottesi
Vaio
Olymouic
Theur
Reuters
Ashby
Bihlete
Tully
Rector Ashby
Dantmell
Smithson
Charlottesville
Pop Lannigao
Virginias
Frame
Reetor
Visits Atlanta by Gordon and associates in business trip
Robert and Gordon, last year moved from Chattanooga, spent Sunday and Monday in Atlanta on business. Gordon, vice president of the American Furniture Co of Atlanta and secretary treasurer of Held Gordon Co of Chattanooga, admitted resisting temptation between cities. He said Chattanooga was booming and pleasant to live in, but he could not resist the lure of occasional relief in Atlanta, and his broader interests in both cities cried out with no reason to complain.
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Eport
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Yen
Rome
Joe Tannon
Elmo
G&aries
Nike
Robert & Gorsten
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American Furniture Co
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Chattanagga
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Jolwon
Vaudevilliens
Tambert
Williams
Lorke
the Bates
Redmond Haynes & Co
Malthiesten
Field Day at Barnesville at Gordon Institute
Gordon Institute held its second annual field day on the previous Friday in Barnesville with strong showings across events. Awarded performances include Woodburn in sprints, Trimble in hurdles, and Lawrence in throws, with notable marks in pole vault, high jump, and broad jump among others.
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Anderson
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Galt
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Stricklin
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Faulk
I Moore
Smith
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Croxton
Trioble
Hansor
Barraon
Barrett
al Seconge
Fault
Branen
Fiuphredeans
Boston Beats St Louis 4 To 2 In Third Straight Win
Boston wins a third straight with a 4 to 2 score over St Louis. Young and Powell lead with strong hitting and solid support from Colger and Spencer. Umpire Connolly handles the game as Boston’s lineup shares the load on offense and defense.
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Boston
Young
Powell
Todas
St Louis
Bt Bonis
Colger Powell
Spencer
Connally
Pittsburg Triumph Over Boston 3 2 On Key Two-Base Hit
National Pittsburg defeated Boston 3 to 2 with Wagner driving in three on a two-base hit as bases were loaded, securing a late lead. Pitching details and batters listed reflect a tense Riverside game with Camnitz and Gibson on the mound for Pittsburg and Hak for the opponent. Other results include Detroit beating Washington 1 to 0, Cleveland edging Philadelphia 3 to 2 in extras, and New York defeating Philadelphia 4 to 0 strong.
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Boston
Mey
Wagner
Hak Pitsburg
Cammitz
Gibson Fargsen
Doiner
Bowerman
Detroit
Washington
Dutruk
Washington Tod
Burns
Steel Siever and Payne
Avans
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Erris Ds
Nachols
Raf Cleveland
Thielman
Benim Vickers
Hurst
Sheridan
Philadelphiea
Beebe Fromme
la New York
New York
Boonoc
A & Batteries
Slivan Wanning
Sleinv
Blair
Egan
O Loughlin
Bowman College Team Winds Up Season With Wins
Bowman College closes its season after strong prep play, defeating Hartwell twice and posting just four losses in twenty games. Lineup includes Cofer, Rice, Redding, Harden, Johnson, Waerd, Teasley, Grown, Mitchell, Held, Baggell, and Dizon. Team plans summer play and seeks games, manager A H Redding. Cobcora Lumber Company team seeks Wednesday and Saturday games. contact Manager Caburn at 9T West.
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Bowman
Srong Prep
Gideon Mercer
Hartwell
Ace Thin
Beys Qn
Posalbls
Rice
H Redding
Bobby Harden
Johnson
Waerd
Teasley Grown
Mitchell
Baggell
Charles Redding
Dizon Iuebers
Cub
Hhe State
Cobcora Lumeer Company
Caburn
King and Daughter Som McDowells Win at Churchill Downs
Louisville May racing notes show Kings Daughter winning a mile dash and setting a track record, with Altuda and other strong contenders. Multiple races list winners, places, and show payouts across five furlongs to one mile events, including a handicap and selling features. The card records times, weights, and notable horses such as Petulant, Belle Toone, Willow Plume, Waterway, and Bonnie Bard amid a crowded day of thoroughbred racing.
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Louisville
King & Daughter Som McDowells Ornamental
Churchill Downs
Altuda
Tennesee Bay
Geedike
Franklin
McGee
Stirtes Mozimore
Fois Robinson
Minzehaha
Ben Strong
Hollow Mata Fletcher
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Radio von von
Belrndis Hasty
Agnes Ondona
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Mick Ha
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E'Tard
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Tennenme Boy
Heidel
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Ios
Autler
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Sieteory McDale
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Hangikaw
Lee Huffman
Rubineon
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Marta
Charlalan
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Judge Treen Jam Louimide
Mandelin
Baroda
Bonnie Bard
Lady Father Teer
Desee Rottler
Masson
Lauer
Dr. Baker
Hughes
Bowden Lithia Water Promises Digestion Aid and Restfulness
An unclear ad promotes Bowden Lithia Water claiming digestion aid nerves calm and sleep inducement. It invites orders for a case and mentions testing merits. Contains fragmented contact details and stray notes about clothing finishers and a street address in Kirkcald(24) Peachtre Street.
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Bowden Lithia
South Atlantic Columbia 5 Augusta 4 May 25 baseball recap
Columbia defeated Augusta 5 to 4 after a late-inning rally fueled by timely hitting and errors. Augusta built a 4-0 edge but Columbia answered with four runs in the middle and late frames, aided by careful baserunning and defensive plays.
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Phillies
St Vonin
Shals
Philadelphia
St Louia
Knabe
Grant
Ford vs Sorrell in Panamese clash shocks crowd
Fragments report a tense confrontation involving Ford and Sorrell. A Panamese incident left participants surprised as a figure described as Bunasy underwent abrupt changes in appearance. The scene occurred in a white hall setting on a street, with unclear motives and outcomes.
Mobile Register reports on baseball players and team prospects
The Mobile Register covers various baseball topics including Frank Sparks and Georgia Crocker with the Philadelphia Nationals, Bugs Raymond’s contract demands, Louis Teint’s three hits for the New York Nationals, and Joe Richert’s shoe purchases. It notes team depth, coaching changes, and Mercer athletics with Coach Bailey remaining at Mercer and Captain Mallory expected to join, highlighting upcoming seasons and local interest.
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Frank Sparks
Georgia Crocker
Philadelphia Nationals
Bugs Raymond
Louis Teint
New York Nationals
Nimey
Bugs
St Louis
Charleston
Tima
Joe Richert
Nix
Maron Ga
Bailey
Mercer
Mallory
Mercer Ag
Rain postpones Columbus Louisville Minneapolis Kansas City game
Rain delays push back a baseball doubleheader across Columbus Louisville Minneapolis Kansas City and Toledo Indianapolis. The schedule lists 13 innings completed in the Toledo game with a 5 to 3 score.
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kanais City
Winneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Hoke Smith Pall Club Beats Joe Brown Collective
The Hoke Smith Pall Club defeated the Joe Brown Club yesterday by 10 to 8. Heaten starred with strong pitching and steady box work, delivering four effective innings and earning praise for his performance. Perryman pitched well but issued several walks in a rough outing.
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Hoke Smith Pall Club
Joe Brown
Heaten
Ino Beecn
Cosin
Htad
Rmport Perryman
Hoke
Batterice-Holke Snith
Per Tyman
Stark
The Heir to the Hoorah at the Grand Theater
Review lauds the Giffen company for eclipsing prior achievements in The Heir to the Hoorah at the Grand. Key performances cited include Dave Lacey and Ralph Locke with strong turns from Nellie Angels Mrs Kent Emmett Corrigan and Nordstrom. The piece notes strong audience reaction and predicts good houses for further showings.
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Paul Armstrongs
Giffen
Atlanta
Nat & Jet
Parte
Dave Lacey
Joe
Alfred Fremont Jones T Galloway
John Prescott
Budaung
Ralph Locke
Hermann Lisp
Foreman Kelly Wan Gond
Hig
Nellie Angels
Mrs Kent
Emmett Corrigan
Joe Lacey
Trances Nordstrom
Mrs Lacey
Tor
Lilee Lent Pollack
Mrs Brandon
Millicent Evans
Madge Casey
Lauren Foreman
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