Poor Jack Lee Murdered Met in Atlanta Baseball Tale
Furious singing and a heavy Atlanta win mark yesterday's Southern League notes. Pirates fell to the Firecrackers 11 to 3 as Billy Smith, Jordan, and Morse led Atlanta's offense with multiple hits and runs. Jack Lee endured the loss for Shreveport in a chaotic, high scoring game.
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Atlanta
Crozier
Winters
Smith
Morse
Fox
Ibe
Jordan
Archer
Cee Loucks
Clark
Daley
K. King
Et Hess
Abstein
EL Fritz
C. Lee
Pelicans Fall to Birmingham in Tight Birmingham Win
Birmingham defeats New Orleans 6 to 2 on May 29 in a game highlighted by Smiths home run over center field sent Molesworth home and strong center field work by Bird for the visitors. Reagan earned the win for Birmingham with 1 earned run allowed while Sorrell held New Orleans scoreless.
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Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Acorn
Smith
Molesworth
Bird
Sirmingham
Ab Rm Oh
Boa
Hoa
Montgomery
Fe Walters
Oyler
A Matthews
Vaughen
Reagan
Wee
R. Oh. Po
Beck
Sorrel
Sorrell
Matthews Reagan
Walters
Vaughan
Buckley
Doubleheader on Tap Today at Piedmont Park
A two game slate features Atlanta versus Little Rock in a double header set to start at 2 30 PM with a ten minute gap after the first. Manager Smith will field two of Harley Sparks Zeller for the Atlanta club as they face the Arkansas Travelers in a pitching showcase and battle at the park tomorrow.
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Piedmont Fark
Atlanta
Little Rock
Smith
Harley
Kid
Sparks
Zeller
Arkansas Travelers
Rube Zeller
Rube
Baseball scores from Savannah Augusta and other games
Savannah beat Augusta 4 to 2 in May with Holmes unreliable in the first inning. Deaver starred for Savannah in a windy, error-filled contest. Charleston shut out Columbia 2 to 0 as Curtis pitched well. Macon defeated Jacksonville 4 to 0 with three home runs off Adams, Murdoch hitting two. A late inning sequence featured Evans, Byrne, Clark, and Sid Smith in a high scoring finish, as Atlanta lost 3 to 1. Attendance noted at 2,1.
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P. C. New Orleans
Brres Aport
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Nashville
Attle Rock
Augusta
Charleston
Columbia
Macon
Savannah
Jacksonville
P.C. Waycross
Cste Columbus
Cordele
Albany
Valdosta
Americas
P. C. Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Ee Oe
St Louis
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Jake Harris
Yes
Loucks
Piedmont
Billy Smith
Jack Lee
Frigger
Jack
Sylvester Loucks
Bill Smith
Ragardiéea
Mucks
Smith
Jordan
Fox
Ginger
Winters
Morse
Stimson
O Ut
Ald Smith
Gingar
Sidney Smith
Lee
Archer
Pitcher
Crozier
Tome Winnters
Sid Smith
Crosier
Arried
J Lee & Co
Shrevillers
Holmes
Deaver
Battery Trend Curren
Carson
Curtis
Ressenger
Rusger
Dunne
Ompira
Adams
Hamish
Murdoch
Bil Clarke
Clarke
Shea
Lathem
Scross
Evans
Byrne
Clark
Carey
King
Mesa Hilt
Ssecond
Abstein
Daley
Ee Smith
Hess
Manly
Uilkea
Brown Leads Georgia Team Captains 1907
Athens Georgia May 29 Special The University of Georgia selects John Brown veteran catcher as next year’s baseball captain. He excelled behind the plate and is noted for hard work good scholarship and popularity Loring Raoul of Atlanta is named captain of the next year’s track team and vows to lead Georgia to defeat rivals in spring 1907.
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Athens
University of Georgia
John Brown
King Arthur Sullivan
Georgia Boye
Loring Raoul
Atlanta
Raoul
Georgia
Columbus 4 Waycross 3 in Georgia league thriller
In Columbus Georgia May 29 Columbus edged Waycross 4 to 3 with Holen Blankenship umping for the first time. Batteries were Sohni and Cranston for Columbus Ham and C Buesse for Waycross. Attendance 350. Time 35. Americus 4 Cordele 3. Americus Ga May 29 Americus beat Cordele 4 to 3 in second game of the season. Attendance about 300. Umpire McGrath. Albany 8 Valdosta 3. Albany Ga May 29 Albany defeated Valdosta 8 to 3 as Nolley held the visitors to few hits. Attendance 1960. Umpire Weeks. Time 1.30.
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Columbus
Waycross
Holenbeck Blankenship
New Georgia League
BR. HB
Sohni
Cranston
Ham
C. Buesse
Americus
Cordele
Cordelo
Ken
Stephens
Davienport
Howard
Daven
McGrath
Albany
Valdosta
Nolley
Inings
Nolley and McCormick
Bagwell, Barber and Walters
Cleveland shuts out St Louis in a May day clash
Hess pitched a complete game for Cleveland as they defeated St Louis 7 to 0 in nine innings. Batteries Hess and Clark for Cleveland, Powell and OConnor for St Louis. Time 2.13. Umpires Evang and Sheridan.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Hess
RH E
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Frank
Powers
Harris
Paterson
Connor
Hurst
New York
Washington
Geo
Orth and Kleinow
Xiteon
Hayden
Oloughcorron
Mobile
Vicksiure
Jackson
Meridian
Baton Rouge
Gulfport
Clarke Puzzles Finns As Nashville Wins 8-6
Nashville defeated Memphis 8 to 6 in a baseball game. Key plays included Bohannon and Carey with sacrifices and stolen bases by Wiseman and Nadeaut. Pitching saw Herman give up six runs to Clarke who struck out four. Clarke left runners on base after 1.38 time. umpire Kennedy officiated.
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Montgomery
Ala
Little Rock
Mullaney
Hout If
Busch Sa
Erlous
Atalaney
Ibbo McCann
Schwartz
Perry
McAleesa
Malarkey
H. R Po
A Drennen
Seab
Mala Whey
Flausen
Newlin
Fice
Houtz
Pienni Nger
Bohannon
Carey
Wiseman
Nadeaut
Herman
Clarke
Kohlhoff
Nashville
Memphis
Kennedy
Fitzsimmons Burns Fight Postponed By Pennsylvanian Order
Philadelphia May 29 The twenty round bout between Fitzsimmons and Burns at North Essington was postponed to next Wednesday due to Governor Pennypacker’s order to state constabulary. Club officials began legal action to try to hold the fight on the new date as Captain Groome pledged police compliance. Fans from afar had gathered, while both fighters arrived in fine condition.
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Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Burns
Tuxedo Athletic Club
North Essington
Pennsyyvania
State Constabulary
J. C Groome
Pennypacker
North Esaington
Fine Tennis in Tourney in Gulf States Championship
New Orleans players dominated the second day of the Gulf States tennis championship. Roehl beat Henderson in three sets 9 7, 5 7, 6 3. Lyons defeated Roehl in three sets, while Post beat Lave rich in a gruelling match 13 6, 6 3, 6 4.
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New Orleans
Roehl
Henderson
Lyons
Post
Laverich
McGovern and Britt Fight Case Continued in New York
McGovern and Britt were jailed after a ten round fight at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club Madison Square Garden with sixteen others including Harry Pollock and Tim Hurst. The court adjourned the case until Thursday and set bonds at 8500 each as counsel requested. Also in sports, Louisville beat Toledo 8 to 3, and Covington defeated Lithonia 16 to 4 with Norman, Burgran, Goldsmith, McDonald, and Turner on duties.
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New York
Terry McGovern
James Britt
Harry Pollock
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Tim Hurst
Brilt
McGovern
Twentieth Century Athleti Club
Madison Square Garden
Covington
Lithonia
Tolay
Covington Norman
Burgran
Goldsmith
McDonald
Turner
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg 8 7 In Ninth Inning Rally
National League game score seesawed as Brooklyn finally overtook Pittsburg in the ninth. Pittsburg tied it twice before Brooklyn pushed ahead with late runs. Batteries for Brooklyn were Lee, Hildebrand, Karger and Peltz, Pastorious, McIntyre and Ritter. Umpire Klem. Leeber racing bill in Louisiana faces uncertain fate as House committee stalls.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Beore
Lefield
Hildebrand
Karger
Peltz
Pastorious
McIntyre
Ritter
Trne
Umpte
Klem
Cheap Summer Tourist Rates Announced by Rail Lines
The Western and Atlantic and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railways offer daily until September 30 return tickets at reduced rates to Chicago, Colorado points, and the Northwest. Tickets good to return by October 3. For details, contact Co. B. WALK UT A. Union Passenger Station Atlanta. Charles E. Harman, General Passenger Agent.
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St. Louia
Chicago
Colorado
Northwest
Co. B. Walk
A. Union
At.p
T. A
Peachtron
Atlanta
King's Daughter Wins Oaks at Louisville Meet
King’s Daughter captured the Kentucky Oaks ahead of Lady Navarre and Lady Anne with Helena C close behind. In the handicap at six furlongs Colonel Jim Douglas prevailed, with Daring second and Don Domo third, as the closing day drew a large crowd and fast track conditions.
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Lady Anne
Colonel Jim Douglas
Louisville
Tom
Davis
Modved Law
Roland
Daly
Percy’ Green
Eleates
Phiora
Infammable
Gold Bell
Bill Carter
Trapist
Cygnet
Madoc
Jovial
Bob Boles
Swift Wing
Allan
Mr. Farnum
Taylor
Reveille
Otis
Madison Square
Little Elin
Deer Hunter
Sam Craig
Bugler
Tur- Tongs
Jim Douglas
Aubuchon
Daring
Hefferman
Don Domo
Preston
Meadow Breeze
Ralbert
Mum Tan
King's Daughter
Robinson
Dugan
Flicks
Helena Gran
Boserman
Avenden
la Thorps
Morria
Ericson
Floral Queen
Tom Morgen
Happy Jack
Capsiano
Laura Hunter
Follies Bereres
Yo San
Tam O’ Shaner
Butingkiran
Minnehaha
Joe Coyne
C. Morris
Bon Mot
B. Davis
Dr. Burch
Queen Caro- Une
Welsh J. K
Handsome Belle
Joe Fellert
Rosplia
Bedouin
Dolly Spanker
Oxford
Halifax
Aeronaut
Tiptoe
First Premium
Juggler
Cederstrome
Fiip Flap
Consistent
BI Phillipa
Bohemia
Zienap
Diamond Flush
Araho
Gallant
Drone
Cricket
Singaway
Stepaway
Colossal
Paeon
Racine II
Paprika
Balzee
Desert Chief
Ben Crockett
Deleanta
Fallaheen
Goldfoar
Burgamaster
Pegasus
Bohemian
the Quail
Lancastrian
Accountant
Ormonde
Garnish
Vino
Jos
Tommy Wardell
Yalogal
Content wins Baychester stakes at Belmont Park
Content dominates the Baychester stakes at Belmont Park prevailing by three lengths over First Premium with Belle of Pequest in third. Earlier, Rye and Cornwille won the Selling and four and a half furlongs events, rousing finishes and tight sprints across the card.
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Content
Belmont Park
Larabie
Helle
Pequest
First Premium
Belle of
Rye
Miller
Broad
Old Guard
Nogl
Tha Clown
Entree
Radtke
Single Shot
Baird
Nemesia
Modest
Renault
Chandos
Tarlac
Belgravia
Glen Echo
Brushel
King Cote
Knapp
Jack McKeon
Ney Junus
Consuelo II
Bonoma Hello
Laty Ellison
Nanni Todge
Diamond Flush
Milter
el Phillips
Crimmins
Cressian
Summer Resort in the Mountains Dahlonega Ad
Pure air fine water Elevation 1600 feet above the sea Electric lights Two hacks daily from Gainesville Ga Good board in private families at 15.00 per month In hotels 20.00 to 30.00 For further particulars I write J F Castleberry T J Smith or W H C Tate Dahlonega Ga
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Gainesville
J. F. Castleberry
T. J. Smith
W. H. C. Tate
Dahlonega
Thoroughbred Racing Entries and Odds Report
Floral Artist aged 94 Et Volma 102 Florizel 106 Keynote 171 Seventh Race six furlongs Tapsy Rob inson 93 Zinds Intense 101 Lamorin us Sol Lichtenstein Jigger 103 Free booter Roscve Lucky Charm 104 Albert Fir 110 Neodesha 96 Precious Stone 1 1 Usuary 99 Careless 107.
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Frank Ballard
John English
Nonie Lucille
Battle Creel
Robin Hood
Tocolaw
Ynado
Anna Ruskin
Lady Bateman
Helen Mackim Sulu
Quiddity
Water Silk
Mattie Mack
Dellaphone Firalto
la Vetta
Antoni
Sherrill
Tresnella
Mate
Mazzi Toy
Pinaud
Presentation
del Coronado
Marco
Bih Walters
Windshield
Little Clyde
Matador
Mint Boy
Bourbon News
Soduscate
Princess Orna
White Plume
Mellvaln
Et Volma
Florizel
Keynote
Tapsy Robinson
Zinds
Intense
Lamorinus
Sol Lichtenstein
Jigger
Freebooter
Roscve
Lucky Charm
Albert Fir
Neodesha
Usuary
Careless
Emory College Tennis Tourney Ends With Dempsey Quillian Victory
At Emory College Oxford Ga May 29 Dempsey and Quillian won the doubles title defeating Holmes and White 6-2 6-3. The final four set doubles match ended 8-7 6-3 5-6 7-5 with Dempsey and Quillian prevailing over Bickley and Council. Singles results include White over Brinkley 6-4 9-7 and Quillian over Holmes 6-1 6-3 as finals and some forfeit matches.
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Quillian
Emory College
Oxford
Dempsey and
Quillan
Holmes
White
King
McCamy
Baldwin
Wilson
Rhodes
Oliver
Bowen
McGheevy
Bickley and
Counc
Sears and
Murphey
Bickley
Council
Lowrance
Quilian
Aret
Quililan
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