Yellow Playing Lost the Game in Memphis Tilt
The Remnants made seven errors and three hits to lose the third game to Memphis. Baker pitched well despite no run support as Atlanta yielded eight runs on seven errors. Grover in right field shone, Hurlburt and Winters made notable plays. A second game was set for today with Taylor ill, Henley to start for Atlanta and From for Memphis. Little Rock beat Birmingham 3 0 behind solid pitching in a rain ruined game. Nashville edged Shreveport 4 3 as Cargo Bussey and Lowney drove in three Nashville runs in the sixth.
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Anzella Captures Charter Oak $10,000 Race
Hartford reports Anzella won the Charter Oak $10,000 pace after two slow heats. Idolita led earlier but faltered, with Tozier blamed for a wheel-guard foul. The card also notes other events with Prince Zelma and Direct Hal securing respective purses and fastest times.
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Lipton Set to Challenge for the America’s Cup
Belfast reports Sir Thomas Lipton will immediately issue a challenge for the America’s Cup through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. Carmichael, private secretary to Lipton, confirms the statement.
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New York Sharpshooters Win Hilton Trophy in 1137
The New York state team won the Hilton trophy match with a total of 1137, surpassing last year’s 1090 record by 39. New Jersey finished second with 1124 and the District of Columbia third with 4100. Individual scores by G Lessar of Pennsylvania and Dr Hudson of New Jersey set records. General Heywood watched as shooters fired seven shots at 200 500 and 600 yards.
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Chattanooga Falls In Ten Inning Setback At Home
In Chattanooga on September 3 under electric lights the home team lost in the tenth inning due to Roth misseeing a throw to home. Gifford umpired amid disputed calls as Lajoie hitting EKiy pitching and Brederass’s fielding shone for Chattanooga. New Orleans won with a late rally and strong battery work by Doyle Montgomery Ely and Roth.
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Anniston Edges Montgomery 9 6 After On Field Altercation
In Aniston Alabama on September 2 a game against Montgomery ended 9 to 6 after pitcher O'Brien walked off with eight players following a second base fight between Lighton and Weaver. Umpire Mahoney awarded the win to Anniston as the contest concluded. Batteries Battle and Lighton faced O'Brien and Sorrell.
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Poor Racing at Coliseum Meets Benefit for Widow
Lawson defeats Eaton in a three mile motor paced race at the Coliseum for Mrs. Charles Mallory. The program faltered with poor interest though four to five hundred fans attended and pros donated services. Lawson won by four laps in 6 18. Turville took the mile pursuit over Callahan in 1 34 after a close finish. Amateur heats were dull.
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Spendthrift Colt Is Sold at Sheephead Bay Sale
New York September 2 Spendthrift studs and related horses sold at the Fasty-Tifton sales paddocks Sheephead Bay. Joe Ullman paid the top price 55000 for a bay colt by Imported Esher Van s Clar. Other consignments included offspring of O H Chanault and J J McCafferty with prices ranging from 350 to 1600 dollars for various colts and fillies.
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National League pennant chase in midseason upheaval at Boston
Boston and Cincinnati split a September doubleheader as Pittinger battered by Cincinnati’s hits in game one and Hahn puzzled Boston. Dexter ordered off grounds in seventh. Attendance 3,749. Second game saw Willis and Kittredge hold Cincinnati to two runs as Philadelphia and Chicago split two games and New York edged St Louis. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh also split a doubleheader with two close scores and strong defense, attendance 3,509.
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American League scoring spree as White Sox fall short
Chicago fielding woes and a poor show against a perfect Boston offense. Callahan struggled while Young dominated the mound as Boston won 9 to 2. Attendance 2,540. Batteries Callahan and McFarland for Chicago. Young and Criger for Boston.
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Hatasoo Wins Flying Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Hatasoo led from start to finish to win the Flying handicap at Sheepshead Bay, with Gay Boy second and Blue Girl third. Blue Girl pulled up lame as Wild Thyme captured the Partridge Stakes, while Merry Acrobat beat the favorite. First race results list Ithan and Grand Opera among winners in five furlongs and one mile events, with a full card of races at the meeting.
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Harlem Race Card Delivers Favorites Fell in Rush
At Harlem on September 2, favorites fared poorly as four top choices lost. Jockey Winkfield and Aylar escaped injury after a second race spill. The card featured several races with Emma R and Wateredge winning, while many others ran, including Tilgar and Au Revoir, on a fast track amid variable weather.
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Windsor Feature Race At Windsor Autolight Wins Easily
At Windsor Windsor September 2 A 7 furlong all ages race headlined the program Autolight the 2 to 5 favorite won easily Weather clear track fast In other races Frank Me Artificial Haroine Long Flo and Obstinate Simon won with various challengers noted The program also lists six races with times and placings plus a baseball note from Waycross Georgia about a Fort Scriven club visit and upcoming games
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Hatherson
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West Point Defeats Whitesville In One-Sided Baseball
West Point, Ga, September 2. West Point defeated Whitesville 12 to 0 in a standout baseball game. Hogg fanned fifteen after facing twenty-eight, with Hoge homering in the first inning scoring himself and Blanton. Batteries West Point Hogg one Martin Wickesville Willingham and ne.
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Asheville Accident Ends Career of Carlton the Diver
News from Asheville reports J T Carlton, known as Professor Speedy and a former Midway star, suffered a serious accident at a lakeside perch while preparing a 50 foot dive. The Birmingham, Alabama resident is likely to remain maimed.
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Short Items Concerning Men And Public Affairs
Health moves take Hon O B Stevens to Cornelia for rest until October 1 as mountains aid recovery. Veterans home move delayed awaiting water tower and supply. move planned next week and dedication date set. Superintendent James Wilson ill with neck carbuncle. wishes for quick recovery. Governor Candler offers $100 rewards for arrest of unknown arsonists targeting negro schools and lodges in Brooks County. Ed Burns fined for wife beating. token sentence due to appeal. Joan Barrett dies from train injuries at Grady Hospital. possible marriage unclear. Police investigate Toad Drug burglary. Will McCree held as suspect. $164 government funds stolen. May Ethel Samuels dies of diphtheria. burial at Westview. Mamie Bowden dies. services at residence. Westview burial. Mrs Mary F Saulsbury funeral at residence. Oakland Cemetery burial. Tomorrow ends normal school sessions. Friday exams for grade advancement. Board of Water Commissioners to meet. routine business expected. Council charter revision committee not meeting. session planned with all members present. Rev H B Bradley offered Central College presidency but declines to remain in Atlanta. Two bankruptcy petitions filed in U S district court. Herring ton and Bronk listed with liabilities and no assets, referees named.
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