Pretzels Bite the Gall Hard in Atlanta Ball Game
In a fast paced Atlanta win, Baker led a 9 the 1 triumph over Little Rock at Piedmont park. Winters homered, Leidy and Baker added key hits, and a seventh inning rally sealed the game before a near two thousand crowd.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Lelby
Baker
Uhler
Frank
Winters
Leidy
Leighton
Delehanty
Ine
Latimer
Little Rocks
New Orleans
Piedmont Park
One Handball Game Decides Fire Men’s Tourney
Only one match was played yesterday in the fire men’s handball tournament with Parker and Delaney defeating Claridy and Anderson 5 to 3 at No 1 court. The result generated strong interest and organizers plan to schedule several deferred games before week’s end to increase week’s tally of matches.
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Parker and
Delaney
Claridy
Anderson
No. 1
Cotton Pool Investigation Opens in Memphis
Memphis May 27 The federal grand jury fully enters the cotton pool probe tied to several railroads serving Memphis. Witnesses include H C Stith Missouri Pacific traffic manager Frank Anderson secretary of the Memphis street committee A S Dodge Frisco freight traffic manager and J M Culp vice president of the Southern.
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Cotton Pool
Memphis
Tenn
Federal Grand Jury
H. C. Stith
Missouri Pacific
Frank Anderson
Memphis Estreen Committee
A. S. Dodge
Frisco
3. M. Culp
The
Southern
Pelicans Shut Out as Dolan Shines for Chattanooga
In Chattanooga May 27 special report describes a fast game where Dolan pitched for Chattanooga, limiting New Orleans to five hits as the Pelicans were shut out in seven runs by the locals. Strong fielding on both sides and a lone error by each team marked the contest, with Dolan and Dannehower each earning two strikeouts.
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Chattanooga
Dolan
Powells
Tenn
Pelicans
Jack
Dannehower
New Orleans
Molesworth
Taylor
Durrett
Ballantyne
Mullen
Noream
Orleans
Sprattrf
Noreumchs
Moles'hef
Smiths
Bolen
Smith
Roth
Kasex
Stanley
Stafford
Norcum
Durret
Obrien
Badlantyne
St Louis 11 Chicago 2 in National League clash
St Louis routed Chicago 11 to 2 as Gladesly and coworkers struggled at bat. Attendance was about 1,100 with St Louis pitchers Sturphy and O'Neil. Other NL games postponed due to rain and cold weather, including Philadelphia visiting Brooklyn and Boston at New York.
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St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis
Boston and Washington Win Big In Major League Action
In Boston, heavy hitting in the eighth inning with four singles and a two bagger aided a 6 to 2 victory over St. Louis as Parent was hit in. attendance about 2,011. In Washington, the home team defeated Cleveland 7 to 1, breaking Moore’s curves with solid hitting and an enigmatic performance by Patten. Amateur notes report the Chickasaws defeating Vanderbilt 4 to 2 in Memphis, in a game before a large crowd.
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Boston
St. Louis
Parent
Scora
Baltimore
Chicago
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Patterson
Callahan
McFarland
Washington
Cleveland
Moore
Patten
Chicasaw
Vanderbilt
Memphis
Tenn
Chickasaws
Vanderbilt University
Harmony Grove Triumphs and Hartwell Wins in Georgia Scoreline
In Hartwell Ga May 27 Hartwell defeated Gainesville 24 to 6 with Richardson and Busse the Hartwell batteries. In Harmony Grove Ga May 27 Harmony Grove beat Toccoa 6 to 1 as interest grows for the remaining games featuring Chickasaws Vanderbilt and others.
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Hartwell
Gainesville
O. Hartwell
Richardson and Busse
Tiller Smith
Kelley
Harmony Grove
Toccoa
Lord Quex Wins In Furious Drive At Gravesend
Lord Quex wins the Preakness Stakes at Gravesend in a furious final furlong by a neck over J V Kirby GQ. Winkfield, Lou Woods and Red Tip also ran in a race card that favored favorites earlier. weather clear, track slow. results include Prince of Endurance first and several minor placings across six races.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Lord Quex
J. V
Kirby Lou Woods
Red Tip
Lou Woods
Prince of Endurance
Coburn
Cross
Birkenruth
King Hammond
Pryor
J. VW. Kirby GQ
Winkfield
Mary Lavana
Lyne
Princess Tulane
Belle Graham
Otis
Flying Torpedo
Boney Boy
Davisson
Otla
Gi. Miller
Hermencia
J.walsh
Autolight
W. Adams
Lasa
Langdon @ Walsh
Theory
Bard Burna
Old England wins Preakness at Gravesend in mud
At Gravesend New York May 27 Old England from G B Morris stables won the Preakness stakes a mile and 70 yards by a head over Major Daingerfield with Namtor fading to third. Weather was rainy and the track muddy. Other races include six furlongs and mile events with Sétauket, Satire and Lady Albercraft among winners. Today's entries list multiple horses across seven races at Gravesend.
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New York
Old England
G. B. Morris
Gravesend
Namtor
Pole O'Connor
Major Daingerfield
Hemtor
Sétauket
Jackson
Royal
Odom
Booker
Credulky
T. Burns
Loravaie
Miller
J. Jackson
O'Connor
Bullman
Kennard
Shea
Rostand
Wartealcht
Barbee
Rope
H. Michaels
Tapitl
Waldo
McGinn
Bakail
Ethelroy
Kittaning
Oakington
Tantalus Cup
Blue Ribbon
Rumshaw
Afrikander
Rockford
Brimstone
Roxboerd
Briers
Duniuce
Prince of Arragon
Brandy Smash
Malden
Colonel Bill
Bruff
Darrell D
Early Eve
White Owl
May J
Frank Keane
the Dancer
Lord of the Manor
Frankfort
Connecticut
Lord Sterling
White Crest
Macana
Onio Girl
Thula
Avis
Marathion
Edgar Poe
Lady Sonia
Lady Mag
Bonus
Twilighter
Knight of Snowdown
Sterling Fox
Jack McGinnis
Fire Escape
Worry
St. Halarian
Thorney Grott
Knight Templar
Caller
Oddity
Brookwood
Silver Plush
Irene Lindsay
Annie Grace
Sunshower
Latonia Races Highlight Close Finishes and Entries
At Latonia on May 27 the track offered strong finishes with Two Lick winning a maiden race as odds shifted from 15 to 6. Glen Zen led a tight six-race card including wins by Maghone and Jessie Jarboe, while Latonia posted daily entries listing horses such as Loka Dr Carr Quality Street and Amy Howard for upcoming races.
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Cincinnati
Glenzen
H. Wilson
St. Hera
Castro
Maghone
J. Martin
Flora Willoughby
Gormley
Gerda
Woodward
Tragedy
J. Hicks
Secundus
Garter
Born
Loka
Myrtle Dell
Mary Greenway
Baccte
Masterful
Frank Fellows
Lord Grimson
Nels Mortis
Derell
Dick Collins
Dr. Carr
Nath Woodcock
Quality Street
Frank Bullock
Sailors Dream
Sinner Simon
Sheriff Bell
Hisit Barnes
Judge Hargis
Phosphorus
Sophia
John McGurk
Grendon
Hi and
Cady Weatherford
Lush
Cubanite
George B
Professor Neville
Birdwood
Reagaw
Sea Pirate
Touitah
Axures
Martin Burke
Amy Howard
Queen Bess
Sheam
Fabula
Daisy Hawthorne
Nancy Blake
Dottie Shute
Hufaula
Saps
Silk Cord
Nugget
Jim Gore HI
Kimberley
Bob Baker
Temptress
Sim W
Fairy Dell
Bracing Meet Tomorrow on Central City Track
Macon Ga May 27 Special The Macon Driving Club offers a fine programme for Thursday afternoons matinee races No admission fee and the public is invited The track is fast and some good events are expected The match race between Bessie Wilkes and Fox is the principal event and may break the Central City track record Ladies are invited to attend
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Central City
Macon
Macon Driving Club
Bessie Wilkes
Fox
Butler Easy For Freeman In Ten Mile Race
In Baltimore on May 27 Howard Freeman of Oregon won the motor paced ten mile bicycle race at the Coliseum bowl track beating Nat Butler of Cambridgeport Massachusetts. Freeman finished with times of 15.63 and 17.54 while Butler’s pacemakers struggled in the second heat.
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Oregon
Weavers in Cutting Affray in South Carolina Mill
In the Olympia cotton mill weave room Will Blalock and J R Eddings fought with knives. Eddings wounded Blalock severely near the throat and neck, requiring operation. Eddings had minor hand injuries and was arrested. Also a child, Fielding Fant, age six, killed himself with a shotgun after two failed suicide attempts. A Sunday tornado caused fatalities and heavy property and crop damage across Darlington and Rock Hill, including damage to the Highland Park mill.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Olympia
Will Blalock
J. R Eddings
Eddings
Eoldings
Fielding Fant
Abbeville
Darlington
Rock Hill
Highland Park
Strawberry Season Ends in Chattanooga District
Chattanooga Tenn May 27 Special The strawberry season of Chattanooga district is practically ended. The crop amounted to about 50,000 crates and brought about 9100,000. The peach crop in this district will be about half the average.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Charged with Stealing Letters in Virginia Case
Wade H. Berry railway mail agent arrested in Alexandria for embezzling registered letters from mail pouches on runs between Alexandria and Charlottesville. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Fowler and released on $1,000 bail.
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Alexandria
Wade H. Berry
Charlottesville
United States
Fowler
Public affairs notes and local bartering rounds up
Short items recall a reception for Dr. G B Stickler at Central Presbyterian, real estate auctions by G W Adair selling six homes on Jones and Newton streets, and planned sales on Cain Luckie and Peachtree Eleventh. Also mentions hospital recoveries, barbecues, pardons, and civic notices in Atlanta city.
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G. B. Stickler
Richmond
Central Presbyterian Church
Stickler
G. W. Adair
Welch
Cain and
Luckie Streets
Walker
Peachtree
Eleventh Streets
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McCann
Colin
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Gilbert Et A
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Wilson
Bailey
Watts
Nicklin
Peter
Tennessee
Busch
Murphy
City
Hastmeister
Sanatorien
Walton ST
VPLU
Drs. &. M. and
C. J. Woolley
Lowndes Building
North Pryor Street
Atlanta, Ga
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Ao Parker
Delaney Short
Harrison
Dick Joyner
Courtney
Setze
McWaters
LaFitte
Peel
Cap
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Coley and
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Ivy and Smith
Allen and Graham
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Ala
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Grant Park
Mary Robertson
J. D. Faver
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Southern Interstate Fair Association
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Public
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R F Kell
Luckie Street
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L M Underwood
Cross Street
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D T Underwood
F. & Underwood
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Lfe
Southern Railway
Whitehall Street Bridge
Miss Birdif
May Fpitz
John Alvitz
Piedmont Avenue
William King
A C Woolley
W Oa. Bates
B. D. Impo
John W L .Walker
W. B. McClure
Young Riley
David FL Riley
No. 106
South Pryor Atret
James McHamenas
Buena Vista Avenue
George Spradlin
Sprachin
Co. P Bridewell
F Rst Presbyterian Church
Aragon
W. G. Woodbridge
Kirkwood
A. R. Holderby
J. H. Patton
Marietta
F. W. Cleveland
J. G. Patton
Decatur
Charles B. Nesbit
HC Hammond
Dr. Buil
M. F. Pinean
Richard Orme Flinn
J. Alexander
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James Es. Martin
B. Holt
Ingleside
F. A. Gaines
Presbytery
John Kelly
Rochester
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