Maxwell Beats Turtles In Memphis Championship Final
In a brisk Memphis three game set the Champs win the closing game 5 to 4. Maxwell struck out key hitters and Parson Baerwald starred for the Turtles with two runs and strong defense. Jim Claudius Fox turned a double play and Owens produced sharp hitting as the Champs seize the seventh inning lead and hold off a late Turtles push.
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X&me
Champs
Memphis
Atlanta
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O Leary
Baerwalds Piaying
Turtles
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Tole
Tad
Fats
Baerwald
Mempus Eam
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Owens
Keither
Hsinking
Mit
Jim
Tim
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Frank Owens
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Larcen
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Jordan
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Tordan
Clarion
Mora
Ors
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Wilkes
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Turties
Getas
Baetwald
Smith
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Clear
Insing
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Clayton
We Murrays
Nash
Wheat
Jamea
Massing
Garvin Ec
Hickman
Killian
Boore
Nashville
Mobile Bummary
Perdus
Kilian
Highman
Babrie
Butler Co Daubert
Late Ninth Inning Fallout in Atlanta Memphis Tilt
Standings shift as Owens lined out and Schwenck struck out. Shields scored on a Baer triple, Crews misplayed a drive, and Cleary’s clean hit ended the game. Atlanta tops Memphis 5-4 in a late nine, with Viebahn and Sitton set to face Buchanan and Byler in the next game.
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Keiber
Shields
Baer
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Buchanan
Byler
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Jordan
Claston
Moran
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Jordan Maxwell
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Maxell
Kelber
Maxwell
Jordan McMurray Babb Cranston
Donahue Clayton Mornl
Pelicans Defeat Climbers 8 to 3 in Montgom ery
New Orleans secured an 8 to 3 victory over the Climbers in Montgomery and prepares to move on to Nashville to close the season. The result caps a successive month of games with the Pelicans showing strong offense.
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Montgomery
Ala
Superiot Piaying
New Orleans
Secessive Montgomers
Nashville
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The Eel Wins Big Event at State Fair Grounds
Spectator racing at the state fair grounds yields a strong pace with ideal weather and fast times. Margaret Owen Locust Jack take 2.09 trot purse with Daniel second Bast time 205 74. Syracuse pacing purse 600 sees The Hel win in straight heats with George Gamo third Best time 208 3 4. Wreeter trotting purse 300 sees Major Delmar win, Sweet Marie second, Beet ilm third with best 206 14 217. Bon ney wins Gentry 4 Star second Gent ley third, best time 2094.
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Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Owen
Daniel
Syracuse
George Gamo
Wreeter
Delmar
Ore
Sweet Marie
D- Bonney
Gentry
Star
Gentley
Garden City hosts dramatic amateur golf championship rounds
Garden City MV September 16 Golf extravaganza thrilled crowds as 16 players contested the second round of a 36 hole match play. Veterans Jerome Travara and Eben Byers battled youth including S H Wilder and Walter Travia in a marathon day. Travara edged Wilder 41 holes while Byers overcame a late rally to prevail on the 51st hole. Travers, defending champ, advanced past Kenneth Edwards while Thomas Claflin and Fred Herreshoff posted wins for future title considerations. The event, part of the United States Amateur Championship tour, showcased rising talents from Chicago Massachusetts and Pittsburgh amid intense competition around the local links.
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Golf Extraemtinary
United States
Jerome D Travara
Montair
Walter Jo Travia
Eben M Byers
Pittsburg
S H. Wilder
Lowell Mass
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Wiltsburg
Dnglewood
John Wo Ward
Westbrook
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Nim
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Travers
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Tada
Archie M Red
St Andrews
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Utten
Son
CE van Vieck
Mont Clair
Yale
Fred Herreshoft
Metropolitan
Manchester
Wfp Smith
Philadelphia
Barons Beat Travelers 13 to 2 in Birmingham
Birmingham expanded a 2-0 lead with two runs in the second and a six-run surge in the fourth. Downey doubled, scored twice, and Henline and Robinson drove in runs as Birmingham cruised past Little Rock 13 to 2. Henline, Downey, and Robinson sparked a power display with two base knocks apiece and Meek Connors chipped in with a three-base hit for the Barons.
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Henline
Robinson
I Molesworth
Henne
Raub
Hauer
Sodt
Organarseh
Hobinson
Blakely
Toad
Coline If
Connors
Orig Yuchanmn
Hart
Boad Poaly
Bmingham
Aummary
Meek Connears
Molepworth Rat Robinson
Moledworth Downey
Repinson i
Willow Handicap at Gravesend Won by Suffragette
Suffragette led early in the Willow handicap for two year olds at Gravesend and held on to beat Trance, with Subtreas third. Ground conditions favored Suffragette as trainer James Rowe earned his first seen colors at Gravesend in years. The card also listed multiple races and entrants with times and placements.
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James Rowe
JR Keene
Suffragette
Trane Bas
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Jim Chepontuc
Sandy Hidschau
Chite Granu Bell
Nali
Waterspeed
Davirismi
McKinney
Agent
Shing
McCarty
Saconé
Duke of Bridgewater
Montross Amontillado
Miss Delaney Fir Cleges
Antaeis
Winhtred
Differences settled by two auto organizations
The Automobile Club of America and the American Automobile Association reach a settlement after talks to cooperate on the Vanderbilt cup race and the grand prize races to be held in Savannah Georgia. The agreement affirms split powers: international rules and awards fall to the AAC, while local and national race rules stay with the AAA. Both bodies commit to joint success of the Vanderbilt cup and grand prize races, with the cups eventually moving to independent status.
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American Automobile Association
New York
American Automobile Associatan
America
Savannah Ga
The
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Virginia League Results Report
Portsmouth defeated Danville 6 to 3 while Norfolk triumphed 7 to 3 against Lynchburg Roanoke and Richmond. The compiled scores reflect a regional baseball slate with key outcomes across multiple cities.
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Portsmouth
Danville
Norfolk
Lynebure
Roanoke
Richmond
Batter and Pitchers Shine in Dodgers and Cardinals Games
Dodgers and Cardinals split three game snippets with pitchers Pfeister Kitng and Rigler Emilie on duty. Batting by Budan Lush Moran Crimdin Grenaan and others yielded mixed scores in a compact midweek baseball roundup.
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Pfeister
Kitng
Fern Chappelle
Bowerman
Rigler
Emilie
Dodgers
Weds
Gacinn
Brooein
Dubac
Melaan Wilhart
Dunn
Alem
Granta
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Budan Lush Aid Moran Crimdin
Grenaan
American Viger. 4 Browns 1 Detroit (g2 qua uch-4 12 9 St Louis 000 001 001 7 2!
Detailing a noisy scoreline with mixed team abbreviations and batter exchanges, the page lists players Sumiers Schmidt Waddell Smith and Hurst Sheridan for Cleveland and others Foine Sallitany Berger Bemis Loughlin among batter pairings, noting a 7 to 2 result and odd formatting.
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St Louis
Sumiers
Schmidt Waddell
Smith
Hurst
Sheridan
Napa
New Road Aims Valdosta to Nashville Line Expansion
The Georgia and Florida Railway announces an October completion of a new road linking Valdosta and Nashville Georgia. The line will establish a regular train schedule and marks progress in a growing southern system watched with interest.
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Georgia
Florida
Valdosta
Nashville
South
Capron Named Minnesota Captain Amid Racing Track Lease Bid
George Capron alias Robb, famed Cotton States base runner, elected captain of University of Minnesota football team per telegram. In Macon, Hicks and McCain seek city council lease for Central City park race tracks and stables to boost wintering of horses, promising greater city benefit and national interest. proposal to be considered at next city council session.
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University of Minnesota
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Macon
Hicks & McCain
Thin City
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