Monty's Crippled Crackers Sweep Doubleheader
In New Orleans a rough outing for Atlanta as Monty’s Crippled Crackers win both games. Houta fanned, Appertous and McCann produced key hits, and Morse, Zeller, and Crozier contributed defensively. Final line shows eight runs by Montgomery and two by Atlanta in the first matchup, with the second game tallying 3-2 in Memphis.
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RACE RESULTS AT FORT ERIE AND OTHER TRACKS
Race results from Fort Erie in Ontario and other tracks list winners, placers, and times. Tip Toe won first at Qadatoga with Shot Gun second and Fire Brand third, time 1 12 2 5. Ocean Spray led the second race, Graceful second, Mem ories third, time 1 39 3 5.
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Montgomery Gets First Game From Atlanta Cripples
Dominick Mullaney's band administered the second dose of a bitter mixture to the Atlanta cripples Friday afternoon. The first game of a double header stayed scoreless until the eighth with a double row of ovals. two passes and a wild pitch by Childs in the eighth put Montgomery on base and Perry scored on Smith's error. Maxwell started for Montgomery, pitching well despite four walks. Childe was limited to three hits while Maxwell allowed Sid Smith two bags as the only hit off Smith's forces.
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Frank Replies to Lowry Arnold Letter in Epistle War
Memphis Tenn August 12 1906 Judge Kavanaugh Southern Association President Frank replies to Lowry Arnold secretary of the Atlanta club, defending the league and accusing Arnold of falsities. He denounces charges about rubber balls, defends the umpire, explains forfeiture, and demands a $20 forfeit penalty be assessed against the Atlanta club per article 10.
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Gans Faces Scrutiny Over Fights and Nelson Teaser
Rumors swirl that Joe Gans may have been "pulling" in recent bouts as fans speculate he is stalling against Batting Nelson. The chatter contrasts his uneven form with past performances including a draw with Twin Sullivan and a later short-lived win, leaving his strategy and fitness under question while nerves over the Nelson showdown grow.
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Smith and Buckley Rumors Stir Controversy in League
Charles Frank quotes allegations that Smith won a pennant with rubber balls and claims rivals insult him. He denies Buckley’s dismissal and counters that no manager ever complained about Smith.
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Britt Hanlon Fight Off After Frayed Promises
Floated notes report the Britt Hanlon fight being called off amid conflicting hints from promoters and managers. Training, advice from Spider Kelly, and expected contenders sail into the narrative as boxing gossip and schedule churns end with no bout result.
Fine Hospital Panamas and Hats Cleaning Repair Service
A local listing for cleaning and repairs of Panamas and other hats at Bussey 28 1 2 Whitehall. Contact details point to a small shop offering hat cleaning and mending services.
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Money busT moves N fire at Canton
The store of J. W. Smith five miles east of Canton was struck by lightning during a heavy storm and totally destroyed by fire. Only a few goods were salvaged. About $500 in cash was lost and the total loss may reach $7,000 with no insurance.
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