Atlanta Shut Out Twice In One Day By Montgomery
Atlanta suffered a doubleheader defeat as Montgomery defeated them in both games. The first game featured multiple innings with Atlanta's bats quiet and Montgomery taking the win behind strong pitching and timely hits. The second game mirrored the struggle, with Atlanta again unable to capitalize and Montgomery earning the shutout. The article details infield and outfield miscues, defensive plays, and scoring conferred by Montgomery with timely runs separating the teams.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Ald
Fort Erie Race Results Show Mixed Evening Card
Races at Fort Erie Ontario on August 3 yielded multiple outcomes led by Grace Curtis at 3 to 1 in the first race and Miss Martha at 6 to 1 in the second. Other events included Chaniba dead heat with Dolina in one division and Crip with Edward Wider in another, along with Gaiety triumphant at Brighton Beach.
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Buckley to Face Umpire Scandal AmidleagueTussle
Reports from Little Rock claim umpire Buckley faces investigation amid a heated baseball season. The Birmingham Ledger notes attempts to frame Buckley while praising Owens exoneration in a related charges case. Local papers discuss league integrity, suspensions, and shifting support as teams battle for the pennant.
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Kavanaugh
Frank
Hreitenstein
Kid
Buckley
Borkley
Birmingham Ledger
Billy Smith
Jet Breitenstein
Carey
Kreigh Collina Wins Western Tennis Title
Kreigh Collina defeats Nat Emerson of Cincinnati in a four set final to retain the western tennis championship. The match scores were 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-2 as Emerson previously beat L. M. Waldner en route to the final.
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Kreigh Collina
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
Emerson
L. M. Waldner
Finns catcher fills Frarys place in Nashville switch
Special to The Georgian from Gadsden Alabama reports Paul Stevenson the catcher left for Nashville to join the Nashville team. Stevenson previously played for State University and later for the Cotton States League at Meridian.
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Gadsden
Ala
Paul Stevenson
Nashville
Stevenson
State University
Iter
Meridian
Billy Smith Criticized for Field Conduct in Piedmont Incident
William Kavanaugh president of the Southern League defended Billy Smith regarding an August Piedmont incident. He claimed Smith, a non playing manager, had no business on the field and demanded a satisfactory explanation after Atlanta sporting editors alleged Smith struck umpire Shuster.
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William Kavanaugh
Southern League
Atlanta
Billy Smith
Shunter
Piedmont
Little Rock
Ark
H. Whiting
Smith
Shuster
W. M. Kavanaugh
Ring Side Razzles From Private Wire Updated Fights
Aurelio Terrera travels to Milwaukee to finalize a August bout with Charley Neary and may head east for a fifteen round showdown with Kid Goodman at Lincoln Athletic Club Chelsea. Kid Tyler and Walter Littie battle ten rounds at 10 pounds while Young Erne eyes Harry Lewis in Dayton after a postponed match. Burns Kelly weight dispute stalls Los Angeles match as Ferrett cites Burns balking at 16 pounds. Jack Blackburn floors Billy Burke in Philadelphia with a brutal left to the stomach after a jaw blow, Burke surviving to reach the full 15 rounds.
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New York
Aurelio Terrera
Milwaukee
Charley Neary
Herrera
Kid Goodman
Lincoln Athletic Club
Chelsea
Ladington Athletic Club
Michigan
Kid Tyler
Chicago
Walter Littie
Young Erne
Quaker City
Harry Lewis
Dayton
Lewis
Axss Lewis
Harry
Faiire
Tommy Burns
Hugo Kelly
Los Angeles
Silver Perrett
Kelly
Ferrett
Burns
Jack Blackburn
Billy Burke
Broadway Athletic Cth
Philadelphia
Billy
Burke
Nat Kaiser & Co Confidential Loans On Diamonds
Nat Kaiser & Co offers confidential loans on valuables from Kimball House. Bargains in unredeemed diamonds available at 6 Decatur Street.
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NAT Kaiser & CO
Decatur St
Kimball House
Gans Nelson Bout Negotiations Continue in Salt Lake City
Ang Morris Levy and Billy Nolan conferred in Salt Lake City for two hours on the proposed Gans Nelson bout. Levy left with plans to return to resume talks. Nolan said a $50,000 bonus offer was made if he signs to fight the Baltimore boxer and that guarantees or gate receipts were not yet discussed. Nolan stressed a sizeable guarantee if the fight occurs, especially in San Francisco, and indicated readiness to sign conditions if satisfied.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ang
Morris Levy
Billy Nolan
Gans-Nelson
Levy
Doe
Baltimore
San Francisco
Nolan
Gans
Commercials Play Again in Saturday League Schedule
In Hartwell Georgians pennant race heats as Commercial League games set for Saturday. Beck & Gregg versus Regenstein, Silvey's and West End, M. Kitts against Foote & Davies, draw likely strong turnout. Hartwell's three-game series ends with a win as Rove kerch hits push score to a 2 1 tally.
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Beck
Dabney
Kington
Sj Young
Polk
Solomon
Hartwell
Ames
Bo Orth
Herbert
R. Parker
Burden
Bovaton
Brooky
Cheney
Royston
More Fights for New York at Longacre Club
Private Lessed wire reports in New York Aug 2 after Magistrate Breen allowed three round bouts at Longacre Athletic Club. No tickets sold. club members admitted. The main bout featured George Kitson against Robbie Moore with Moore holding a late lead amid crowd-pleasing exchanges.
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Lessed
New York
Breen
Longacre Athletic Club
George Kitson
Robbie Moore
Moore
Lavonia Beats Westminster in Slow Baseball Tilt
Lavonia, Ga defeated Westminster 10 to 3 in a sluggish game. Pal Mam pitched well and Crawford's catching stood out. Herrera and David of Comer impressed Westminster. Score by innings shows Lavonia dominant early. batteries were Westminster Sorrell Fennell David and Lavonia Pulliam Crawford. Hits and errors noted with Pulliam and Sorrell combining for six strikeouts each.
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Arnoldsville
Crossley
Gilen
Smith and Colquitt
Sommers
Smith
Asaace Lyne
Lavonia
Westminster
Pal
Mam
Crawford
Herrera
David
Innin
Sorrell
Fennell
Pulliam
Balla
Sagin
Lavonia Wins Second Against Westminster in Thrilling Game
In a fast and hard contested match Lavonia defeated Westminster on the local diamond. Pitching by Roberts and Parker anchored Lavonia while Crawford moved a runner to second. Detailed inning breakdowns and player efforts highlighted a standout midweek contest in Lavonia Georgia.
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Parker
Crawford
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Noite
Eekuel Siikiory
Ad Nes
New York Yacht Club Begins Cruise Amid Races
New York August report notes a record flotilla under Commodore Vanderbilt starting the annual cruise from Glen Cove to Morris Cove. The squadron plans moves to New London and Newport, with Astor and King’s Cup races shaping the program for next week.
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Mor- Ha Cove
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Jim Fox Struck By Wild Throw In Montgomery Game
Atlanta first baseman Jim Fox suffered a serious injury in the early innings as Perry bunted and collided with him at home plate. A wild throw damaged Fox's right arm and he left the game, expected to be out for a period.
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Atlanta Fair Sette Rent Hit by Pitch
In a rough baseball fragment, Houts and Jordan connected on a hit that drove in a run, while Winters and Hughes contributed. Busch and Pireh featured on defense as Gey to Hansen advanced a runner, with a strikeout by the pitcher and a sacrifice bunt by Hughes. Time noted as 1:45. Umpire listed.
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