Little Rock Defeats Atlanta in West End Park Tilt
Little Rock beat Atlanta 9 to 3 at West End Park in a loosely played game. Watt and Henley pitched for Little Rock with Clayton making a notable misplay on a hot grounder over second. Stouch’s rare error and a string of runs in the middle innings fueled the home team’s win. attendance listed at 1,000.
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Ark
Atlanta
West End Park
Lautie ‘Rock
Watt
Henley
Clayton
Dolan
Murphy
McCann
Tommy Brouch
Delehanty
Stouch
Tammie
Streit
Guibert
Grazier
Lynch
Deihanty
Gilbert
Qrazier
Frank
Croater
Crozier
Delhanty
Wright
Hoffmeister
Martin
Hurlburt
Waklols
Secord Oh Hoilminster
Hfth
Brouch
Taylor
Winters
Oe Crozier
Lb Martin
Waldols
Clarion
Wrigit
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Hill
Accorsini
Krom i Mcintyre
Armstrong
Shreveport
Birmingham
New Orleans
Unclear sports recap fragment with batter names and scores
Fragmentary OCR note shows a score sequence and players Bruner Hopkins Roth Dannehower Stanley Herbert with unclear context. Mentions Chattanooga and New Orleans as teams and an 800 attendance figure. Source text is incomplete and not coherent.
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Bruner
Hopkins
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Roth
Dannehower
Stanley
Herbert
Umpire Mathews Arrested in Refusal to Allow Pitch
Memphis Tenn September 8 Circuit Judge Young granted a writ of habeas corpus returnable this afternoon in the case of Southern League umpire Wilson Mathews jailed yesterday on a fugitive from justice warrant. He was released and rearrested by a chancery court officer at Chattanooga to answer contempt charges for denying St Vrain a chance to pitch in last Thursday's game.
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Mathews
Chattanooga
Memphis
Tenn
Young
Wilson
Kavanaugh
Southern League
Chancery Court
St Vrain
Brooklyn Defeats St Louis 6 to 1 in National League
Brooklyn powered past St Louis 6 to 1 as the visitors managed only a run in the ninth inning. Attendance 9,000. time 1:50. umpires Brown. Also notes Philadelphia split with Cincinnati in a doubleheader, and Boston edged Chicago 2 to 1 with a late run. New York swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh, McGinnity winning the opener and Cronin supporting in the second. Attendance 1,400 for the St Louis game, 4,600 for the New York-Pittsburgh pair.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Louts
Vistors
Brootlyn Ggagerggiy
M. o'Nch
J. O'Neil
Newton End
Latimer
Brown
Philadelphia
Doan
Lathan
Irwin
Serand
Cincinnati
Thielman
Hergen
Iberg
Deoin
Latham
Boston
Chicago
Wills
Willis
Kittredge
Morrioney
Kling
Emilie
New York
Piteshore
McGinnity
Cronin
Chesbro
American League Standings and Game Results
The Cincinnati Enquirer confirms revised AL standings with team records and key results from September 8. St Louis beat Detroit 8 4 while Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 8 5 with Waddell earning the win and Mevelan taking the loss in a 1 45 time contest.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mercer
Waddell
Mevelan
Olympics Beat Soldiers in Fort McPherson Game
Strong Company I of Sixteenth United States Infantry fell to the Olympics at Fort McPherson Sunday. Olympics used steady batting from the fourth and fifth innings to score eight runs, while Phelan and Baum pitched for the squads.
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Barracks
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Company I
Wilson
Denham
Phelan
Olympics
Baum
Olympics, Wisen
Denham and Spangler
Phelan, Baum and Sutton
Harness Races Open Grand Circuit Meet at Pimlico
Opening day at Pimlico features small fields and walk overs for the Grand Circuit. In the 2:30 trot, Dulcé Or won all three heats for a $3,000 purse with Katrinka G. runner-up and The Quaker third, best time 2:14. The 2:10 trot carried a $1,000 purse where Prince of Orange swept three heats with AntetélNa second and Lady Geraldinettl third, best 2:11.4. The 3 trot offered $1,000. Monte Carlo won all heats, The King second and Pug third, time 2:11.1.
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Pimlico
Baltimore
Dulcé
Katrinka G
the Quaker
Prince of Orange
AntetélNa
Lady Geraldinett
Radical changes set for Southern League next year
A signed agreement in Memphis outlines a reorganization of the Southern Association next season. Teams listed include New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery, Birmingham, Atlanta, Savannah, Little Rock, and Memphis. George Tebeau will depart for the American Association, with Memphis and Nashville players transitioning to new roles in Birmingham and Nashville respectively.
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Wen
Nashville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Shreveport
Birmingham
South
Neshville
George ‘Tebeau
Loulaville
American Association
Woose ‘Interzat
Tebeau
Southern League
Mobile
Montgomery
Savannah
Neerana
Powell
Gbatley
Franik
Crescent City
New Ite
Fisher
Abbaticchio
Asebeidtidn
Memiphle
Grigans
Pedlar Palmer Defeats George Dixon in London Fight
Pedlar Palmer, English, defeated American George Dixon in a fifteen round bout at the National Athletic Club in London for 3500 pounds and a 500 dollar purse. Dixon was favored 6 to 4 but Palmer dominated after the second round despite his hands being damaged in the twelfth. Four ounce gloves and a 120 pound weight limit were noted. Tom Jones of Lancashire defeated American E Laurence in a lightweight wrestling match at the same club.
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London
Palmer
Engilgk
George Dixon
National Athletic Club
Dixon
Dixoni
Rose Tree Wins Fifth at Harlem in Mile Record Pace
At Harlem track Chicago today Rose Tree an imported mare owned by Corrigan surged to win the fifth race clipping a fifth of a second from the mile mark as Jiminez the favorite faltered Birkenruth careless in the stretch Weather cloudy track fastresults list show Rose Tree ridden by Winslett at 18 to 5 with Jiminez second and Scarlet Lily third among four starters
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Chicago
g.—Corrigan
Rose Tree
Harlem
Jiminez
Butt Birkenruth
Vfirst
Joe Buckley
Winkfield
Galba
Birkenruth
Maxette
Elgeson
Burne Bunton
Neille Waddell
Helgeson
Rag Tag
Matthews
Wenlock
H.S. Wilson
Davis
Carter
Torreon
Zeno
Unher
Spyen
Iceniand Eller
Seimiiane Ibe
AGW Inkield
Archie
Searcher
Buchanan
Rose’ Tree
Winslett
Jim Inez
Scarlet Lily
Longs
Vestry
Robbins
Hattie Walker
Davisson
Serge
Urchin
Bell
the Caxton
Silurian
Match Shoot Tomorrow Between Atlanta and Monroe
Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock the Atlanta and Monroe shooting teams meet at the Atlante Gur Chub grounds near Late wood. Captain Jey Harris leads Atlanta with H D Freeman Conway Jack Yones and Dr Vin. Monroe lists Arnold Bob Nowell J M Day U C Arneld and H L Harrison. Each side wagers $50 for the purse amid confident boasts of victory.
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Monroe
Atlante Gur | Chub
Latewood
Jey Harris
H.D. Freeman
Conway
Jack Yones
Vin
Am Arnold
Bob Nowell
U. C. Arneld
H. L. Harrison
Delmar card features favorites and outsiders in six races
At Delmar Park on a good track the favorites and outsiders shared a fair program. Acclade led a heavy betting in the final race but finished behind Fitzbeillar, the favorite, who won the 2 year old sprint by a nose. First race: Rach-Hik won by 4 to 1 in 1:16 1/4 with Hengiat 107 on trainer Battiste second. Second race: Tribes 10 to 1 won with Hair dandy Anna second and Miss Ion third in 1:04. Third race: Kit ty G 10 to 1 won with Lasqueg second and Booker third in 1:??. Fifth race: Nelling won 118 miles at 2 to 9 with Varner second. Sixth race: Louis Wagner 105 won with Hilee 108 second.
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Delmar
Ayia
Tans
Fitzbeillar
Tros
Scurty
Hengia
A. Bonner
Kitty G
Velasqueg
Booker
Sahnda
Houbre
Varner
Little Lois
Loudon
Chy
Lime
Might
Seiting
Louis ‘Wagner
Hamste
Hilee
Donegan
Egat
The Grand Hosts Elaborate Everlasting Devil's Addion
The Grand theatre presented Charles B. Yale's Everlasting Devil's Addion to a good crowd, featuring Dance to the Moon and a European novelty Tréne Te Tour and Qaza. Performers B. Mackie Dewitt Burns Emélia Bartotetti Jennie Praeger and others drew applause for feats and dancing, with McFadden's Row of Flats an upcoming attraction noted for tonight only.
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Charles BH. Yale
James B. Mackie
Atlanta
Louis Sanford
John L. Guilmette
Carolings
Dewitt and Burns
Emélia Bartotetti
Jennie Praeger
McFadden
aAtlanta
Fadden
Sapphire Stakes Drama Lights Ocean Handicap Result
Clarion won the Sapphire Stakes in a driving finish ahead of Merry Acrobat with Love Noote third as Colonel Bill carried the Ocean Handicap title. New York racing notes list first race Captivator, then Sadducee, and a slate of entries at Sheepshead Bay including Chief Echoharle and Douro among others.
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Fonse
Sheky Head
Bay
Ocean
Colonel Bill
Madden Stable
Merry ‘Aerobat
L. V. Hell
Gotors
Rice
Landry
Bailsen
Ae Pup
Furner
Spencer
Hackwater
Odom
Clarion
O'Connor
Merry Acrobat
J. Smith
Love Noote
Hedfern
Hache
Colonel Bil
H. Michaela
Uom Faul
Wonderly
Herbert
JL. Smith
Francesco
J. Martin
Zoroaster
STS. Ij
Sheepshead
Chief
Echoharle
Beau
Coeur
Fillform
Buckley
Ben Cotta
the Talisman
Waden
Chorus
Ohio
Attila
Biserta
Nightingale
Sun Shower
Chiron
Lady
Teasele
Valley
Forge
Holgar Poe
Gregory
Fontenix
White Crest
Douro
Ethics
Tom Ken- de
Belle of Troy
Dixie Line
Himself
Huntressa
Merito
Finnan
Rossingnol
Flying Buttress
Dublin
Chactanunda
King Pepper
Musette
Lux Costa
Monte Carlo
Dr. Saylor
Mineola
Big Gun
Tar Chamber
McGrathlana Prinze
Ghnet
Charawind
Somerset
Nuto
Ferocious
Seminole
Potente
Templeton
Vincennes
Prince
Richard
Rappenecker
Ben Rattle
Boaster
Hight
Choate
Miss Buttermilk
Lady Sterling
Gibson
Jim Tully
Pay Creyton
Dremmond
Brunswick
Bond issue urged to fund water works and sewers
Mayor Mims announced he will send a special message to the city council requesting authorization for a bond issue near 950 000 to enlarge the water works system and extend sewers. The plan includes a new reservoir and river pumping link, with the limit of 3 000 000 bonds nearly reached. Wright released in Augusta. death appears accidental or self inflicted.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Systans Wee
Hmit
Inch
Uscar
Central of Georgia Chief Vows No Delay on Whitehall Tunnel
President John M. Egan of the Central of Georgia railway visited Savannah and said the Central will do everything to hasten the Whitehall street tunnel. He rejected Central blame for delays, promised to speed completion, and noted the tunnel would be a great improvement. He left for Birmingham today.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Egan
Constitution
Whitehall Street
Street Railway Company
the Central
The
Central of Georgia
Egan Jeaves
Birmingham
Stitt Beats Weinig in Chicago Contested Bout
Billy Stitt of Chicago won by disqualification over Al Weinig of Buffalo in a six round bout at the American Club. Stitt showed better science, sent Weinig to the canvas in the first round, then Weinig fell after rising and was counted out before disqualification.
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Weinig
Chicago
Billy Stitt
al Weinig
Buffalo
Wemly
Siler
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