Atlanta Takes Game Despite Umpire Controversy
New Orleans trio Herbert Abbott and Stafford handed Atlanta a 5 to 1 win after Doyle pitched well for New Orleans but lacked support. Winters and Hoffmeister were ejected for disputes with umpire Kelly as Atlanta, crippled by injuries, still prevailed.
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Winters
Hoffmeister
Atlanta
New Orleans
Herbert
Abbott
Stafford
Doyle
Henley
Kelly
A. PB. A
Atlanta Players' Bench
Feld
Wilson
Valdois
Delehanty
Oscar Streit
Powell
Frank
Ifree
Impe Taylor
Hurbrt
E Stouch
P Streit
Po. A
Montgomery
Atz
Stanley
C Bennett
Smith
S. Abbott
E Herbert
Ri Lauzon
Bene Dolye
Cere Seore
Bennett
Ustie
Caldwell Captures American Championship in Hartford
Hartford Conn September 15 Harry Caldwell of Hartford won the cycle paced championship of America defeating Bobby Walthour of Atlanta in two straight 10 mile heats. The first heat went to Caldwell after Walthour punctured and refused to continue. Caldwell won the second heat by nearly a lap with a 15 03 15 time. Caldwell has won twenty three races this season defeating Walthour Bilkes Vreeman Nelson and all the best riders in the country.
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Harry Caldwell
Hartford
Caldwell
Walthour
Conn
America
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Hertford
Bilkes
Vreeman
Nelson
Walthour Day Race at Fair Promises Big Crowds
Walthour plans dominate Interstate fair events with a choice between a 20 mile meteor paced race against Joe Nelson or a 10 mile relay with ten fast horses. Nelson, a noted records holder, will be paced by a ten horsepower tandem motor Red Devil. Burrows will pace Walthour with the Candy motor in most races. Walthour arrives September 22 with Burrows and Candy in Atlanta.
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Walthour
Joe Nelson
Bobby
Nelson
Oper Mans
Johnny Nelson
Madison Square Garden
New York
Chicago
Dan Burrows
Guasis Lawson
Savannah
Revere
Boston
Burrows
Candy
Atlanta
Aceful Wins Rich Junior Champion Stake at Gravesend
Aceful ridden by Cochran won the Junior champion stake 316,000 at Gravesend, defeating Lord of the Vale and Blue Ribbon. Hermits won the first special mile and a quarter record 2:06 1-6, Articulate second, Gunfire third. Jim Clark captured the final race at one mile sixteenths. Weather cool, attendance light.
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New York
Whitney and Duryea
Aceful
H. Cochran
Witnner
Gravesend
Lord of the Vale
Blue Ribbon
Clarion
L. H. Bel’s
Hermis
Hermiethe
Blues
Articulate
Ggnfire
Advance Guard
Jim Clark
Glenear
Mera
Adjidaumo
Igs
Barry
Nuto
Helder
Timo
Silent Friend
Victor
Toboka
Acefus
Cochran
Bullman
Blue Hibbon
Odom
Durazzo
Love Mate
Mery
Acrobat
Venus
Hermits
Odor
Lyne
Gunfire
Eva Russell
Right and True
J Martin
Rice
Kentucky Rose
Sinner Simon
Trogs
Hackensack
Turnpice
Ring Dove
Franklin C
Dinksle
Ride Card
Burning Glass
First Chip
West Side Committee Refuses Crematory Cooperation
A west side committee including B F Stockton J W Lambert and C A Cook rejects cooperation with the president’s health board panel watching the crematory. They allege lack of notice and claim a city employee sits on the president’s committee. The health board plans three or four days of digging and a formal report to the board.
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Jarnegin
Health Board
West Side
W. C. Jarnagin
Board of Health
B. F. Stockton
J. W. Lambert
C. A. Cook
W. T .B. Wilson
Cook
Jarnagin
Rucker & Rucker
Movants
W. T. B. Wilson
Nym Hurt
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
L. 3. Norman
Carpenters’ Union
Ruelser
Sidney C. Tapp
Ryan Knocks Out Carter in Fifth Round Brawl
Toronto September 16 Ryan defeated Kid Carter in a hard fought bout in the fifth round at the International Arena. Crowds crowded the venue as both fighters exchanged heavy rights and jabs with Carter bleeding from the jaw and eye while Ryan pressed with foot work and power to secure the decisive knockout.
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Ryan
Carter
Toronto
Kid Carter
Challege
Tommy Ryan
Rod Fitzsimmons
Eoen
Bob Armstrong
Kid McPartland
Harry Peffers
Bartley
Binghamton
George Siler
Chicago
Tommy
Siler
Interval race card with horses and numbers in Handicap events
A fragmented racing program lists horses for a series of races including Fourth Race Handicap over a mile and a fur, selling mile and seventy yards, and two six furlongs events. Names such as Julia Arthur Dr Riddle The Moor and Nightingale appear among many entries with handicap figures and odds-like numbers.
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Julia Arthur
Interval
Florite
Mrora
Credalty
Herbert
Dupro
Francesco
His Eminence
Rockwater
Sup Thrift
Daly
St. Finnan
Dr. Riddle
Rockey
Remorse
Ben Howard
Stevedore
Twi- Ughter
Emshee
Schoharie
Colonel Rider
the Talisman
Gregory
Aminte
Bonteniz
White Crest
the Moor
Margaret Hoffman
Silver Plush
Destitute
Eva Mine
Macans
the Dancer
Chief
Annie Grace
Chiron
Chorus Girl
Miss Alms
Captain R
Ben Cotta
Flossie F
Nightingale
Broadstreet
Tangible
Pilager
Andalusian
Valley Forge
Worry
Lucien Appleby
Flying Torpedo
Nitrate
Ed Adack
Toad
Dr. Stephens
Rolling Beer
Commodore Dewey
Mr. Phinizy
Essence
Geyger
Andes
Wing Dance
Eva Rice
Grady Chree
Leviathan
Cork
Philadelphia Clinches Split as Boston Slips in Doubleheader
In Boston Philadelphia swept both games to effectively end the home team's championship bid. First game saw Boston fall 7 5 to Philadelphia with Criger and Powers at the plate. Second game Philadelphia won 6 2 after early Boston runs were tamed by Young and Criger. Chicago also won both ends of a doubleheader in Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Bostons
Young
Philadelphia_ GOOORLITNO
Criger
Chileage
Callahan
McFarland
McCarthy
Buelow
Chiesa
Durham
Sunlivan
Mul
Hawthorne Race Day At Hawthorne Park
Hawthorne handicaps ran afternoon races with Sidney Love winning the Hawthorne handicap by a nose over McGee. The Picket faded to last. track fast and cool. Golden Rule led early six furlongs in 1:14. Lessee lines show multiple races with winners Hetl Graham, Great HK, Sidney Love, Vulcain, Altrada. Washington wins and ties in doubleheader as Orioles fall in first game.
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Chicago
Sdneyx C. Love
In & Tong
Hawthorne
McGee
Stewinder
Golden Rule
Buchanan
Dt. Cuthbert
Winkfield
Bisse L
Dean
Tame
Pretorius
Rubus
Tea Hose
Georgie
Sim
Hetl Graham
Lyman Hay
Mathews
Mary Glenn
Co. Kearns
Frank Rice
Foxy Kane
Pennant
Captain High Bradley
Overland and Sea
Prince of the
Durance
Our Coraven
Great
C_ Wilson
Nowlin
McAuliffe
Jennie Day
Bob
Mazo
Conover
Harvey Fell
Sidney OU
Love
Williama
Winaslett
Steinwinder
Dominick
Barry
Gold Bell
Watkins Overton
Picket
Vulcain
Hrage
Hoar
Major Dixon
Holopine
Thing
Didi
Albert Enright
Altrada
Adikins
Compass
Donnelly
Edith
Matthews
Ravensbury
Hayward Hunter
Westernduke
National League Standings and Sept games summary
National League standings show Pittsburgh at 94 wins, Brooklyn 69, Boston 60, Chicago 62, Cincinnati near 60, St. Louis around 32, Philadelphia 51, New York 54. Reports of Sept 15–16 games include Philadelphia sweeps Boston in two atopfield, Pittsburgh beating St. Louis 6–3, and Brooklyn defeating New York 7–2 as Matthewson struggled for New York. Attendance figures cited range from about 200 to 2,000.
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Pittsburghs
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Lundgren
Bcore
Pittsburg
Louis
Léever
Phelps
McFarland
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U'Hantern
Secon
Bonnibert
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Intervention
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Pride of Gelore
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Southern Railway City Ticket Office
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Hagan Bros. Co
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Peachtree St
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Peachtreest
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