Whirlwind Finish Boots Barons in Opening Game
The Piedmont diamond hosted Birmingham versus the Firecrackers in a two game set. In the first game Molesworth and Hoffman produced early hits while Meeks and Morse drove in runs as Birmingham led 3 0 after four innings. The detailed innings show defensive miscues and base runners shaping a tense start. The second game summary lists Pittsburg beating New York by one run and Philadelphia defeating St. Louis with a wide margin, with pitchers Leifeld and Phelps and others contributing.
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Piedmont
Birmingham
Molesworth
Smith
Montgomery
Meeks
Moses- Worth
Walters
Crozier
Hoffman
Winters
Morse
Garvin
Matthews
Sallee
Archer
Evers
Wallace
Hughes
Gear
Croster
Wallace Perees
Bvers
Ery
Spedants
Walpanies
Corror
Jorjalm
Jordan
Cata H. PO
Wees
Meek
Oy Hughes
Ff Hughes
Wil
C. Smith
Mont- Wallace
Rudderham
Montgomerry and Shreveport Grid Scores From The Day
Other games listed across Montgomery and Shreveport venues show various scores and lineups. Highlights include batteries pairing of players like Ashton Sweeney Rucker Carson and Willis Gibson, with mixed outcomes across multiple city matchups.
Race results from Saratoga and Latonia summaries
Saratoga results list six races with winners Zlenap Champs Elysee Kentucky Heau and New Mown Hay plus multiple placings. Latonia results follow with Black Mantilla Friendship Lacana Odelletta Lady Lavish and Amberita among winners and placers including Montalban Miladilave Red Thistle Labor Layson Bull Finch.
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Zlenap
San Kara
Belle of Pequest
Champs Elysee
Waterford
Pirate
Kentucky
Heau
Altuda
Duleines
T! Catskill
Merry Lark
Son
Nat
Koerner
Fustian
Tongorora
Right Royal
Bill Phillips
New Mown Hay
Yorkshire Lad
Woolwich
Killickrankle
Beldniv
Smilllingorp
Latonia
Black Mantilla
Orline
Lady Hthel
Friendship
Montalban
Decklaw
Lacana
Miladilave
Inspector Girl
Fort Erie Race Day Delights At Ont Track
Fort Erie Ontario August 13 report lists results for seven races led by Oratorian and Eminole with payouts and finishers like Avy Moon Vine La Londe Vazelle Sting Adenne and Edwin Gunn. Races include times from 1:01 3-6 to 1:52 2-5 and show winners with payoffs and placements among noted horses and connections.
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Fort Erie
Ont
Little Mike
Edwin Gunn
Request
Reu+wood
Atlanta Athletic Club Regatta Set for September 18
The Atlanta Athletic Club water carnival committee chaired by B. EB Clapp chose September 18 for the event. Activities start at 3:30 PM with water sports, a basket supper, grounds illuminated, and a canoe parade. Events include swimming races and canoe competitions, with a detailed program to follow.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
B. EB
Clapp
Hae
Baturiay
Grace Baracas Tie With Maddox Rucker
The Grace Baraca team played a tie game with the Maddox Rucker team last Saturday. The score was 8 to 9. Savitz, the Young Men's Christian Association pitcher, pitched a fine game for the Maddox Rucker team.
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Grace Baraca
Maddox-Rucker
Barnct Techy
Savitz
Crackers Back Home After Nashville Trip Frisco Series Set
The Crackers return from Nashville sore but ready for a three game home stretch against the Barons starting Monday afternoon. Manager Emith defends Wallace, amid trade rumors, and notes Gilbert sold to Little Rock while Finn shifts to Little Rock next year. Attendance was under 400, with playoff hopes dimmed by injuries to Fox and Jordan as the Birmingham pennant chase continues.
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Nashville
Barons
Mullaney
Montgomery
Atlanta
Emith
Wallace
Gilbert
Mike Finn
Little Rock
Finn
Litle Rock Nashville
Smith
Hilly
New Orleans
Fox
Jordan
Birmingham
Pena
Ares
Senex
Mit
Wits
Chattanooga Still Hopes To Get Back In League
The Chattanooga Times argues Chattanooga may rejoin the Southern League next season amid league infighting and financial scrutiny. It recalls the city’s past support, rumors of stockholder involvement, and questions about attendance and finances during Shreveport’s stay for yellow fever.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga Times
Chattan
Southern League
Atlanta
Birmingham
Charley Frank
W. M. Kavanaugh
New Orleans
St. Vrain
Kavanaugh
Shreveport
Joteriich
Chattarooga
1906 Pennant Cheerful Plea Despite Bad Pole
A sports editor is urged to push Atlanta Baseball Association to buy pitchers and chase the pennant. The piece argues pennants are not bought and notes Atlanta trails, while other clubs spend, and considers the folly of craving success via money and miracles.
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Atlanta Baseball Association
McGraw
Mathewson
Connie Mack
Waddell
Wille Keeler
Hal Chase
Atlanta
Goldfield Plans Nelson Gans Fight Promoter Talk
Goldfield Nebraska August reports intense discussion of the Nelson versus Gans boxing match. Public interest centers on Joe Gann as a favored opponent, though locals fear Gang’s skill. Fighters train in high altitude to prepare for hot desert conditions and large crowds. Arrangements aim to bring in George Gardner and Jack Clifford to condition Dane as the fight nears.
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Goldfield
Nebr
Joe Gann
Nelson
Tim
Carson City
Corbett
Firesimmons
Campa
Touopawen
John J. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Billy Cordan
San Francisco
Goldfield Club
Butte
Salt Lake
Goldfell
George Gardner
Srage
Jack Clifford
Goldfeld
One of the Barons Garvin shines for Birmingham
Garvin, recognized as one of the Barons hardest workers for Birmingham, was signed as a catcher but occasionally plays in the field. His versatility stands out as he fills dual roles for the team.
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Lm Nashville
Pisher
Whistler
Abd
Bla
Birmingham
Garvin
Usual Shoot At Gun Club Presents Fair Scores
The uma Satunay shoot was held at the Lakewood grounds of the Atlanta Gun Club with fair scores. Poole led with 20 and 23, the best of the day, as competitors posted steady marks amid a windy, uneven course.
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Lakewood Grounds
Atlanta Gan Club
Poole
Shady Dale Falls to Monticello in Tight Classic
Monticello defeated Shadydale Friday in a high school baseball game by a 5 to 4 score. Monticello pitcher Renton and Swanson held Shadydale to one hit. Shadydale’s battery Lane and Smith provided the opposing offense.
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Monticello
Shadydale
Montiseton
Ile
Hattters
Renton
Swans
Maxwell's arm in bad shape overwhelms Montgomery pitching
Special to The Montgomery Advertiser Aug. 13. Propies Maxwell, the Cotton States League ace who starred early, may not pitch again this season as his arm is not in good condition. He plans to rest the remainder of the season to be ready next year, leaving Montgomery with four pitchers Brettenstein Walsh Malarkey and Tribble to finish the season.
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A. Montgomery
Maxwell
Cotton States League
Bia
Montgomery
Brettenstein
Walsh
Malarkey
Tribble
Finch
Williams Wins Handicap Tennis Title at Fast Lake
Sam C. Williams captured the handicap tennis tournament at Fast Lake on Saturday, receiving a handsome racquet as the prize. He defeated Scott in the semifinals, edged Toy in the final after dropping the first set, and won through with steady play.
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Sam C. Williams
Fast Lake
Williams
Scott
Bard Imatch
Toy
Wnewe
Crawford Team Claims Inter-County Championship Name
Crawford, Ga. hosts two games against Comer with Comer taking game one 10 4. Crawford battles back in game two as pulse and crowd energize, then loses the final decisive match to Comer. The article notes strong pitching by Crawford’s pitchers and Comer’s bats, praising crowd enthusiasm and overall sportsmanship. The Crawford club, described as from Crawford County, is highlighted with local officials and umpires named in coverage.
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Thagwand
Atlanta
Eity
Nol
Ford
Smith-don
Fou Pref
Crawford
Comer
Comers
McCannon
David Crawford
W. Crowley
J. Crower
Colquitt
B. J. Shull
Ras Crawford
El 1
Evans
David Ad
Kot
Jin
Techni
Morrow
Joy
Strreth
Davids
Crowley
Sndinon
Oglethorpe
Strlen
Ern
Foe i
Stokely
Pertes
Crawfortuae
Wonlug Wren
Joule Loo
Bussey Cleans and Reshapes Bats at Whitehall Street
Bussey conducts cleaning and reshaping of Panama and old bats at 281 2 Whitehall Street. The brief item notes a maintenance action tied to sporting equipment storage.
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Bussey
Panama
Whitehall St
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J. Duggan
Oninger
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Sweeney
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Carson
Sval and Reisinger
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Wiltse
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Moran
Pate
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Mitchell ‘Targete
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