Champs Rally To Take Final Chance In City Race
In a tense afternoon meeting at Ponce de Leon, the Champs edged past the Turtles 5 to 4 as Willis wildness and Cranston’s error opened the door for Atlanta. Johns and Schwenek led the Champs in a tight series opener with key hits and a late rally securing the victory amid fielding miscues and shifting pitchers.
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Dick Jemison
Ponce de Leon
Champs
Thews & Rank
Cranston
Atlanta
Memphis
Johns
Schuanek
Rudy
Harold
Wies
McK
Willis
Sebwenek
Rabo
James Claudius Fox
Jim
Pape Fox Santt Salting
Dyer
Carter
Carey
Lindsey
Charley Shields
Jet
Champa
Wilkes
Clayton
al Pnonse
Gaston
Ralph Savidge
Finger Well Curve
Russell Ford
Spit All Fame
Rona Werr
Turtles
Aero
Jolly
Owens
Schwenek
Alphonse
Owans
Jordan Welé
Shields
Baarwald
Iunners
Cranstow
Owens Oe Schwenck
Jordan
Moran
Mth
Bebbines
Babb
Schwenck
Fox
Becker
Schweénck
Siab
Turtles Win In Ninth On Otto's Go-Ahead Hit
In a tense ninth inning the Turtles score one to take a 5 4 lead as Captain Otto singles after walks and a fielder's choice. Atlanta's final rally falls short. Memphis held to comeback hopes with two runs in the eighth.
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Turtles
Jolly
Owena
Champs
Wilkes
Dyer
Willis
Fox
Smith
Johns
Becker
Cranston
Wid
Otto
Babb
Atlanta Ab
Rh. Po
A & Berkery
Jordan
Tayton
Cf Va
Moran
McMurray
Donahue
Oj Jolly
Row
Oy Owens
Schwetck
Pi. Ws. Ft
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Memphis
Owens
Dounte
Baarward
O'Leary
Schwenck
Will
Jeans
Bussey's Hat Shop Ad And Tennessee Ball Game Recap
Bussey's Hat Shop at 28 Whitehall offers cleaning dyeing and reshaping services. In Lashville Tennessee on September 14 volunteers batted strongly to halt Mobile's winning streak as Becker conceded eighteen runs and Duggan pitched well.
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Lashville
Tenn
Becker
Duggan
Cobb and Wagner Dominate The Batting Race This Season
Cobb leads American League batting at .316 with Detroit and Giants leading teams in runs and hits. Wagner tops National League with .342. Tenney and McIntyre pace runs and hits for their leagues. Mathewson heads NL pitching with 27–8 record, Walsh excels for the Americans with 27–1, while Waddell fanned 173 in 24. Detroit tops runs, New York leads NL in runs, and Detroit trails in hits with 987 for the season through early September.
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McIntyre
Tenney
Mathewson
Walsh
Detroit
Giants
Dick Jemison
Tyron Raymond Cobb
Georgina
Hans” Wagner
Sela
Pirates
Knight
Bludseon
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Wagner
Ittera
Detroit Tigers
Crawford
Frey Tenney
Cobb
Mike Dentin
Big Six
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Yelding
Eddie Walsh
Waddell
National
Lehieaze
Pittshure
Sherwood Magee Jumps From Window in New York
A Philadelphia special dispatch reports Sherwood Magee, PhiladelphiaWalter Towson baseball figure, leapt from a hotel window in New York during a temporary fit caused by indignation. He was injured, one leg badly damaged, after jumping from the third story of the Junction hotel.
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New York
Philadelphia
Diapateh
Gheewod Magee
Leufiality
Philadelphia Watloway
Camua
Jumpet
Junction Hotel
Death by own action ends Charles Van Zant career
Nashua New Jersey September 14 Charles Van Zant a prominent baseball player and former Albany team member of the New York State League committed suicide at home in Nashua. He had played with the St. Toute Nationel League team and with a St. Paul team.
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Nashua
N. J
Chariew J. van Zant
Albany
New York
Tan Zant
St. Toute
Senators Win First as Keely Pins Nine to Two
Washington defeats Philadelphia 9 to 2 in ten innings with Keeley pitching both wins. Salve, a South Atlantic League recruit, is noted. Coombs suffers a stumble and the Quakers lose 1 to 0 in later game. Other scores include Boston beating New York 7 to 1, St Louis 8 Detroit 2, and Cleveland 10 Chicago 4 with Joss strong pitching.
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H. Pot
Criss
St. Louis
Cain
Detroit
Resarran
Wat
Delehanry
Washington
Barcora
Crawford
Bemphin
New York
Dougherty
Chicago
Gasgler
Boston
Schweitzer
Orth
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Ile
E. Callins
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Lubert
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Hex Smith
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Ava Howard
Murray
Laure
Maddox
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Tinker
Norfolk
Lynchbure
Osborne
Danvilla
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Tuckey
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Thomas
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Reulbach
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Corriaan
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al Wittell
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Pittshore
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Brandan
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Levis
Senators
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Gates
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Salve
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Purzle
Quakera
R. HE
Street
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Lapp
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Donahue
Leka
Bleinow
Armotre
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Tigers
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Donovan
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Smith
Dovoran
Schmidt
Hurat
Sheridan
Naps
White Sox
Mit Owen
Manuel
Joss
R.H. B. Chisago
Hatterlee
Gwen
Sullivan
Bemia
Egan
O'Loughlin
Giants Nip Dodgers In Tight Nineteenth Century Style
National Giants defeat Dodgers 4 3 as Jorden drives homer with two on to fuel Brooklyn lead in first. Hucker and Pastorius relief, New York rally in eighth on Hertsog steal and Seymour single, winning run in the error and late single. Doves edge Phillies 4 3 as Sweeney hits key single and Moran wild throw and pitch in ninth.
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Giants
Dodgers
New York
Jorden
Brooklyn
Whito
Hucker
Seymour
Pastoriua
Hertsog
R. HE
Rucker
Pastorius
Dunn
Wotne
Bresnahan
Johnstone
Klan
Doves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boston
Sweeney
Moran
Chappelle
Montgomery Triumph Delivers Late Home Run
In Montgomery on September 4 the home team tied the game when Montgomery hit a go ahead homer to right in the eighth. New Orleans won as runners crossed the plate after the blast. Both Phil lips and Thomas were hit hard in the game.
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Montgomery
Als
New Orleans
Phillips
Thomas
U Hopkins
Reagan
Greminger
I Krebs
Rockenfield
Pepe
Shannon
Bliss
Montgomer
Rane
Lord
Tarleton
Dexter
Rickert
Dundon
Stratton
Philips
R. Montgomery
Rahe
Tareton
Homo Atolen
Don Greminger
Ble Lays
Pepe Lord Ta
Om Thomas
Dundass
Blirher
Hopkins
Time Empire Pronninger
Occidental Wins With Priscillian In Fast Gravesend Race
Gravesend September 14 Priscillian carried top weight and held off the field to win the Occidental handicap over 4 6 miles in 1 52 Master Robert closed strong. Dandelion was third Fashion Plate set a new track record in the Flat lands stake at 5 1 2 furlongs in 1 06 1 8 First race results and weitere race details follow with several horses listed for odds and placements.
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Gravesend
Peiscillian
Robert
Dandelign
Priscillian
Fashion Plate
Flatlands
Bar None
Dugan
Demend
Berry Maid
Don Enrique
Mart Joimeon
Explosion
Notosutgaram
Stetplecnane
Meafee
Stella Land
Davidser
Tira
Pagan Bey
Tet
Smith
Lawton
Notters
Royal Captive
Gilbert
Black Ford
Sir John
Intervene
Erbat
Bourth Rach
Mila
Priecillan
Duan
Master Hobert
RACH
Wall Flower
Matter
Lee
Effendt
Dayte
Cowan
Falsenay
Tubel
Guatemozzin
Mariana
Spertatresa
Him Top
Berkshire
Hartel Maid
Exebre
Lavata
Pescatore
Pitt Herbert
Wise Mason
Madman
Uncle Jim
Field Cat Bird
Wright
Top Note
Detective
Obert
Ruavelison
Ralbun
Waterbridge
D. Mazuma
Black Mary
Queen Marguerite
Biskis
Select
Fancy
Arche
Brookdale
Nymah
Tietng
Juggler
Dannacara
Fins
Neefian
Roscven
Joanna Dare
Westbury
Marathon
Bann
TitthRucs
Bedouin
Red Friar
Gretna Green
Misa Lida
Milford
Frank
Fiath
Brant
Tataman
Puigada
Torenta
Alabama
Imitafren
Minor Heir the Star Sets Pace at State Fair Meet
Syracuse reports day one of the grand circuit meet as Minor Heir, famed pacer who clocked 1:59 1/2 in Milwaukee, makes 2:01 1/2 amid a strong breeze. Harvester wins 2:20 trotting, Onondaga class pace 2:07 with Copa DeOra taking 2:04 1/4 best time. Minor Heart loses 2:01 1/2 in the grand special pace.
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Syracuse
Milwaukee
the Harvester
the Laird
Onondaga
W. G. Durfee
Jerry B
Cer Real
Marvelletta
Georgia State Fair Opens With 13 Days Of Horse Racing
Thirteen days of horse racing at the Georgia State Fair run from October 10 to October 24 with nine races per card. The meets begin two days after the fair opens and note the circuit from Atlanta to Columbus and Augusta later in the season. Purses range from 50 to 280 dollars per race. FW Gerhardy is named racing secretary and starter. Races start at 2 30 PM with a concert preceding.
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Tlve
Atlanta
Columbus
Augusta
Gerhardy
Theaters At Orpheum and Bijou Review in Atlanta
The Orpheum weekly program offers seven acts led by Rosina Casselli and her Chihauhau dogs with an automobile stunt as the highlight, plus New Year's Dream and a singing monologue by W. H. Macart. At the Bijou Hurtig Seamon present New York Town a musical comedy with Ikey Shinestein and Sammy Brown, plus the Marvelous Mullere whirlwind dancers and notable vaudeville acts.
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Orpheum
Rosina Casselli
Atlanta
Comedienne
Patrice
W. H. Macart
Goolmans
Ben Ryan
George White
Harry LeClair
Bernhardt
Paupp! Brothers
Avanta
Lauren Foreman
Hurtig & Seamon
Trans- Avanltes Company
New New York Town
Sansom
Mts
New York Town
Charles Howard
Ikey Shinestein
Riet
Georgia
Sammy Brown
Cumming Swift
Savannah
Gadames Fh Lichter
Heine von Essigs
Ma. Howard
Austin Sisters
Clara
Jennie
Lheir
Powder
Chapman
Buck
Dick Jemison
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