Shreveport Beats Atlanta in 12 Innings Tie Remains
Shreveport defeats Atlanta in a 12 inning game, Henley loses as Atlanta’s fielding and pitching falter. Brouthers and Osteen spark Shreveport with key hits while Henley issues eight walks and allows seven runs. Nashville reels in Little Rock, Hill’s triple keys Nashville run as attendance hits about 2,500.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
AIS
Shreveport
Somingham
Pirates
Henley
Persons
Nercum
Brouthers
Osteen
Hulseman
McFarland
Quteen
Ss Page
Lehman
Arene
Frank
Taylor
Winters
Valdois
Hoffmeister
Hurlburt
Brouch
Delehanty
Hentey
Hrouthers
Brauthers
Page
Velart
Hilt
Shiveport
Time of Fame
Empire
Kelly
Travelers
Little Rock
Ark
Lowney
McIntyre
Wiseman
Hill
Watt
Lynch
Accorsini
Will Play Soldier Team At Piedmont Park Saturday
The Atlanta Athletic Club will meet the Fort McPherson nine this Saturday afternoon at Piedmont park. The game is set for 4 o clock and both teams are expected to deliver strong amateur play. Griffn the Emory pitcher has boosted the club’s form as they seek a seventh straight week without defeat. Fort McPherson aims to extend its unbeaten run.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Fort McPherson
Piedmont Park
Fort
Griffin
Emory Collegian
M'Pherson
Foreman
Griffg
Vaughety
Tichenor
Clarke
Patterson
Moore
Hawke
Atlantans quarantined in Luzon region due to cholera
Ed T. Payne Jr., son of the Atlanta city tax collector, was in the Philippines near Manila serving in an engineering outfit led by chief engineer N. M. Filmes. A cholera quarantine was set in his district after three Americans in his party died. Payne hoped to return home soon, but quarantine may delay that. The note says he is in good health and well regarded locally. A way up in the wilds of the moon.
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Luzon
Atlanta
Ed T. Payne, Jr
Payne
Philippines
Mr. Payne
Benguit Road
Manila
In. M. Fielmes
Colonel Bill Wins Omnium Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
New York report: Colonel Bill at 7 to 1 led from start to finish to win the Omnium handicap over eight starters including Musette and Roxane, with Hoxane second and Herbert third. The day also featured Captain Gaston winning as a 15 to 1 long shot in the fifth race and a Belles Stakes win by Saloto over Astarita.
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New York
Colonel Bill
Sheepshead Bay
Musette
Gay Boy
Roxane
Herbert
Hoxane
Setoto
Imp
Astarita
Captain Gaston
Turner
Young Henry
Lyne
O'Connor
Tribes Hill
Bright Girl
Paul Creyton
Ray
Rockwater
Odom
Lux Costa
St. Finnan
Shea
Smoke
Merito
Saloto
J. Martin
Love Note
Redfern
Merry Reel
Bitumen
Dality
Mamarie
Colonel Bil
Shaw
L. Amith
Zoroaster
Hthica
Par Excellence
Futurity
the Talisman
Smith
White Crest
Murray
Amur
Colonel Ue
Dachshund
Lady Tessie
Ohio Girl
Worry
Chiron
Schoolmaster
Aminte East Kelaton
Ben Battle
Manair
Mosketo
Atsike
Cool Weather Dampens Cotton Prospects In Abnormal Year
Weather remains cool with frost possible in nearby states and cotton growth hindered by unusually low temperatures. Forecaster Marbury notes Atlanta frost average around November 4. Recent rains help late crops and soil for fall plowing, while labor shortages delay sowing of grain. Planters expect higher prices to offset short crop losses and hope to store cotton for better returns.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Chattanooga
Tent
Rome
Tallapoosa
Marbury
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Gun Club Challenged by Americus Team
Americus Gun Club captain H B McCleskey sent a telegram challenging the Atlanta shooters who beat Monroe’s team to a five man match at Americus traps. Each member to shoot 100 targets for 1 dollar a side with a 25 dollar purse for top average. date suggested September 22.
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HH Constitution
H. B. McCleskey
Americus Gun Club
Atlanta
Monroe
American League scores and pitchers in four games
Washington beat Boston 9 to 7 as Hughes struggled despite good support. Carrick and Drill teamed for Boston. In Cleveland, Cat Scratch man Kings Jones and Green led Cleveland to a 5 2 win over Chicago. Detroit defeated St Louis 5 2 as Yeager pitched well. A doubleheader in Philadelphia saw Philadelphia take the first 9 6 and the second 4 3 with contributions from Wiltz, Robinson, Plank, Powers, Schreckauer, Smith, Wilson. attendance figures noted for several games.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Yeager
Kahoe
Louis
Buelow
Donahue
Philadelphia
Butler
Baltimore
Fooogoignel
Wiltz
Robinson
Plank
Powers
Schreckauer
Smith
Wilson
Ait
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Historic Kentucky race course sold amid new circuit plans
The Kentucky Association track in Lexington changes hands from Charles Green of St Louis to J J Douglass of Louisville for 40000 dollars. A new group of turfmen plans a Kentucky racing circuit, with spring and fall meetings to begin next year and paddocks built for yearling sales to cut shipping costs. Work to prepare the track starts next week amid prior sale talks including J B Haggin’s recent bid.
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Stew Association
Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky Association
Charles Green
St. Louis
J. J. Douglass
Louisville
Douglass
Oakley
Cincinnati
Lexington Neig
New York
J. B. Haggin
Croker's Horse Wins at Doncaster Meeting
Richard Croker secured a rare victory at the Doncaster September meeting with his horse Gladwin winning the Portland plate worth 60 sovereigns and adding 40 sovereign handicap sweep stakes for yearlings and up over 5 furlongs and 152 yards. Croker was not present for the win.
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Croker
London
Richard Croker
Doncaster
Gladwin
Pittsburg Wins Doubleheader Over Philadelphia In September Action
National League results show Pittsburg defeating Philadelphia in a two game span with new catcher Shea and pitcher McTaughlin shining. Bransfield and Couroy ejected in the second game for arguing with umpire Latham. Boston wins and ties with St Louis, Malarkey delivering in the opener. New York and Chicago split a doubleheader, Morrissey and Lundgren strong in the two games. Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati in a two game set with fielding errors costing the home team. Attendance totals range from about 402 to 3,800 across cities.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Shea
McTaughlin
Bransfield
Couroy
Latham
Firet
Il & Batteries
Chesbro
Leever
Phelps
White and Douglas
Rw i
Fraser and Shea
McLaughlin
Gimmer
Boston
Malarkey
Long
St Louis
Greminger
St_ Louis
Kittredge
M. O' Neil
J O’meil
N. Long
Moran
Yerkes
O'Neil
New York
Lundgren
Piaces
Morrissey
Felding
Chicago
Wee Oolooogol
Lundgrin
Kling
Miller
Bowerman
RHOM
Lamar
McGinnity
Brooklyn
Evans
Cincinnati
Dahien
Howe
Broocklyn
Phillips
Bergen
Kitson and
Ritter
Orsie
Loui
Largest enrollment marked at Summerlin Institute
Bartow Florida September 11 Special The fall term of the Summerlin Institute opened with the largest enrollment in the history of the institution There were 383 students on the first day Polk county has seventy five schools and Superintendent of Public Instruction Niblock is kept busy visiting these schools He has 100 days to visit each school as required by law in addition to clerical duties of his office
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Bartow
Fla
Summerlin Institute
Polk County
Niblock
Sidney Love Wins Junior Stakes At Harlem Track
In Harlem Chicago on September 11 Sidney C Love won the Junior Stakes as Gregor K placed second by a head and The Picket close behind. Stem Winder led early and finished fourth, with a cloudy cool day and fast track aiding the race. The event carried a gross stake of 3200 dollars with 2750 to the winner, and Corrigan, Hermencia and Nitrate ran in the mile and a furlong handicap won by Corrigan.
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Sidney C. Love
Harlem
Gregor K
Stem Winder
Corrigan
Hermencia
Nitrate
Vestry
Birkenruth
Naulahita
Mathews
Maxette
R. Willams
Siege
Musical
Smyrna
Feby Blue
Hide Ang Seek
Maous
Mary Glenn
Harriet Stan
Clariasa Bellieft
Post
Money Mugs
Adkins
L'Etienne
Winkfield
Lass of Langdon
Treanor
Carl Kahler
Moabina
Andes
Messina
Emma R
R. Wilson
the Picket
Hour
McGee
Frank Rice
King Hammon
Bad News
Watkins Overton
Gold Bell
Judge Himes
Aylmer Bruce
Estrada Palmeran
Haar
Buchanan
Treaner
Dr. Stephens
Anchor
Barca
Robbins
T. Samelson
Solinus
Leviathen
Matin Eefi
Red ‘Ip
Ravenabury
Chickadee
Jack Demund
Satin Coat Wins Delmar Feature In 2 Miles 4 Sixteenths
Delmar racing card results report Satin Coat wins the feature race for g year olds and up in a 2 mile 4 sixteenth handicap. Tapy Tosa sets a track record for a mile and an eighth with 4:55 14, defeating Nettle Regent who falters at the end after leading a mile and a sixteenth. Track listed as good with multiple races detailed including first and second races at six furlongs and times.
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Crabb
Faranlase
Otis
Royal Athlete
Bit
Logan
Regie
Pretender
Dave Sommers
Amigart
Stranger
Baker Waters
Louden
Ben Lear
Battiste
Gorey
W. Waldo
Pickles
Madlevin
Sailor's Dream
Dr. Kier
A. Lark
Peuceful
the Advocate
Harsh racing card reading multiple races and runners
Results list across several races with winners and placings. Tony Lepping won first race at 3 to 2 with Dandy Jim and Charles D among runners. Satin Coat led in handicap at one mile two and Barklyne and Time followed. Toby Tosa won at one mile eight, Beana and Nettie Regent placed. The sixth race saw The Beer win at seven to one with Four Leaf C second. Entries for Harlem and Sheepshead listed with multiple horses per race and details.
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Tony Lepping
Lattiste
Charles D
J. Miller
Satchel
Neety
Dandy Jim
Harrols
Free Coinage
Alalia
Sweet Dream
Masterful
William F II
Satin Coat
W. Waldo
Lamar
Beauchamp
Barklyne
A. Booker
Blue Mint
South Breeze
Kitty Clyde
Glenwood
Wax Taper
Beana
T. Walsh
Gonne
Burnett
Walkaway
Warner
Harry K
the Beer
Four Leaf C
W. Booker
Nesrest
Houbre
Lyror Belle
Lotter
Lasso
Yellow Stone
Wana Kenner
Bafthone
Anna
el- Watt
Harlem
Nue Miricle
Dackfut
Lord Touchwood
Isan Saigassa
Capable
Horatine
Argerisis
Mallory
Lyman Hey
Gifranny
Banter
Orvilo
Headwater
Pirates Queen
Rag Tar
Aroitante
Althea
Georgie
Rubus
Canyon
Tangent
Computation
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Albemarle
Galba
Goody Two Shoes
Mr. Dingle
Florestan Vestra
Grayville
Maxette
Star Cotton
Fairbury
Lecturer
Fridolin
Light Bail
Lea Wewell
Irving Mayer
Jock Doyle
Tirona
Idap V
the Texan
Alfred G
Royal Penny
Tim Murphy Stars in Old Innocence at Grand Tonight
Tim Murphy returns to play Jason Green in Old Innocence at the Grand tonight and Saturday, with The Telephone Girl and a slate of vaudeville acts opening the new Bijou season. The program includes Felix and Barry, Crane brothers and Belmont, Arthur Buckner, plus the Roof Garden novelty in New York. Tickets go on sale at Miller book store with box-office hours starting this morning. Buy Your Tickets Now is advertised for travel to the West via Union and Southern Pacific.
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Tim Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Jason Green
Green
John Hare
England
Atlanta
Jake Wells
Miller Book Store
Wells Theaters
Felix
Barry
Arthur Buckner
Hammerstein’s
New York City
The
Grand
New York
Union
Southern Pacific
Peachtree Street
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Atlanta Gun Club
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Hall
Lee
McIntosh
Oscar Conway
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Caruick
Preeman
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Catcazo
Kings Jones
Tjluine
Hemis
Patterson and McFarland
National League
Delmar
Satin Co.1
Sheepshead
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Seeetiae Ao Nuit Blanche
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Sweet Nell
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Pride of Geiore
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