Crackers Beat Gnicks 4 8 In Fast Game
Memphis June 11 The Crackers defeated Gnicks 4 to 8 in a quick contest. Jack Doescher pitched well for the visitors through seven innings while Finn’s squad tallied three runs in the eighth. Shanley homered in that inning as Steele allowed four runs, with three in the third.
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Memphis
Tenn
Crackers
Jack Doescher
Finn
Shanley
Steele
McConnell
Merritt
Dunkel
Iurcher
Ejbel
Allison
Jennings
Coyle
Wilson
Welch
Flanagan
Tyree
Bilbel
Blood Risings Not Sign of Health
Improper blood is blamed for skin risings and eruptions. Cleansing with the Swift Specific eight eight six product is advertised as a spring remedy to purify the blood, stimulate liver and kidneys, and renew health. A booklet on skin afflictions is offered from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Bidg
Atlanta, Ga
Skewed Box Score Highlights Late Innings
A confused nine inning box score recount shows no runs through the fifth, sparking late when Steele and Shanley power two-run plays. Coyle and Shanley boost offense with a homer and RBIs, while Dunkel and Merritt anchor a tense defensive stretch. Wilson, Jennings, and Dunkel feature repeatedly on the mound and in the field.
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Flanagan
Merritt
Steele
Tyree
Wilson Doescher
Dunkel
Coyle
Long Shanley
McConnell
Bibel
Jennings
Kircher
George
Bemis
Eibel
Wilson
Stark
Tommy Long
Cap Welch
Long
Allison
Shanley
Rens
Doescher
Welch
Welchonce
Wibel
Dunckel
Short
Merrit
Elbhel
Schlei
Erees
Atlanta
Con
Memphis
A McConnell
Long Welch Cf
Pfenninger
O'Toole
Belmont Racing Results Show Multiple Stakes Wins
Race card from Belmont lists results across six upcoming fixtures led by Porbrock in the first at one mile with Kilcrea second and Master Joe third. Other events include five furlongs with Gnat and Broomleaf, six furlongs won by Water Welles, and mid-length races featuring Rockview Figenny Ten Point and Little Nearer. Final results show Ambrosial and Jessie Lou ise among notable winners with Star Jas mine and Star O'Ryan posting strong times.
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Belmont
Porbrock
Sumter
Kilcrea
Marco
Master Joe
Ryan
Oakhurst
Mater
Song of Valley
Lady Botha
Buxton
Stonehenge
Capt
Alexander
Rockview
Butwell
Figenny
McCahey
Ten Point
Ward
Sprite
Flying Fairy
Lepchares
Tranid
Yankee Nations
Buckhorn
Helen Barbee
Early Rose
Springboard
Montressor
Roamer
Meeting House
Shannon
River
Allen
Merry aTsk
Hayes
Bryndor
O'Brien
Roland A Prdee
Adventuress
xElbart
xAdded Blarter
Little Nearer
Fallbrother
Lily Orme
Monmouth
Kederis
Belray
Daingerfield
Ash Can
Cloud
J. J. Lillis
Ambrosial
Newton
Madcap Duchess
Taylor
Dorothy Perkins
Henry
Flossie Crocket
Planetary
Mountain Pearl
Lida Earl
Lady Powers
Helen Raybould
Jessie Louise
Tavolara
Martin
Theodorita
Neylon
Luria
Grazelle
Fontarabia
Lady London
Dengro
Connolly
Martinos
F. A. Weigle
Mott
Stcharlcote
Jeff Roberts
Cloth of Gold
Gano
Star Jasmine
Hawthorn
Keogh
Great Britain
O’ryan
Obert
T. M. Green
Guidepost
L. H. Adair
Sam Hirech
Robbins
Robinson
Lucky George
Star of Danube
Destino
Anna Reed
Toy Boy Wins First Race In Six Furlongs Thriller
First division six furlongs sees Toy Boy ridden by Collins prevail at 8-5 over Salesia Smythe and L'Aig lon with Time recorded as 1:58-5. Dynamite wins the mile and seventy yards, with Prince Thorpe and Ora McGee among notables. Early Light takes the mile and seventy, Time 1:57-1-5, with Great Friar and Joe Finn close. Bwana Tumbo captures six furlongs, Time 1:14-4-5, ahead of Sherwood and Marjorie A. Gimli wins the six furlongs, Time 1:16-8-5, Birka and Bundle of 85 follow. Briar Path triumphs at six furlongs, Time 1:15 with Minda, Lollab, Bo lala among the contenders.
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Toy Boy
Collins
Salesia
Smythe
L'Aiglon
Nathan
Gilbert Rose
Miss Kean
Sylvestris
Abbotsford
Todding
Camel
Dynamite
Carter
Lady Rankin
Frasch
Prince Thorpe
Carroll
Imen
Ora McGee
Azo
Dahomey Boy
Haldeman
Bankes
Early Light
Sherwood
Morripel
Marjorie A
Grand
Milton Robbe
Brave Cuareer
Sir Blaise
xSouthern Maid
xPlate Glass
Cabaret
Panzareta
Rae Gimli
Randusen
Birka
Hill Stream
Stucco
Jewel of Asia
Tyre
Rocky O’brien
Aplaster
Constituent
Briar Path
Taplin
Minda
Murphy
Bolala
Scrapper
Harbard
King
McDowell Defeats Airey as Lochiel Takes Third Place
Ben McDowell leads a field including Airey and Lochiel in a sixteenth mile event at Lodi. Night Stick 106 and Airey 110 set early pace before Lochiel 114 edges to third with a 1:57 time. Jacob Bunn also ran in the race.
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McDowell
General Ben
Lodi
Arran
Night Stick
Nathan
Airey
Burns
Lochiel
Taplin
Black Eyed Susan
Jacob Bunn
George K. O. Brown
Mike Gibbons
Boston
Shade
St. Paul
Brown
Gibbons
Mike
Entries at Montreal Racing Meet Featured Tons of Races
Weather is clear and the track fast as the Montreal meeting offers seven purses. First race for 2-year-olds at 5 furlongs lists Miss Fissy and Celebrit y among others. Second race for 3-year-olds and up at 6 furlongs includes Tempest and Olgastar. Third race for 3-year-olds at 6 furlongs features Augustus Heinze and Requiram. Fourth race St Lawrence stakes for 2-year-old fillies and geldings at 5 furlongs. Fifth race for 3-year-olds and up at 6 furlongs includes Eye White and Amoret. Sixth race mile and 70 yards for 4-year-olds and up features Trovato and Faztoso. Seventh race for 8-year-olds and up at 1 mile 70 yards lists Art Rick and Uncle Ben.
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Miss Fissy
Celebrity
Haberdash
Santa Maria
Mrs. Campbell
Revere
the Lark
Louise May
Colfax
Burwood
Kazan
Ray R. Miller
Tempest
Toronto
Olgastar
Brawny
Fundamental
Masello
Pontefract
Henotic
Rocky O’brien
Sir Fretful
Augustus Heinze
Requiram
General Warren
Sackcloth
Willis
Stoneman
Spring Mass
Rose Mary
Jim L
Vested Rights
Tie Pin
Lady Spirituelle
Aunt Josie
Josefina Zarate
Shyness
Eye White
Dick's Pet
Loftus
Equalor
Batwa
Dr. Dougherty
Chester Krum
Amoret
Trovato
Miss Joe
Ella Grane
Rosefurg IV
Clinton
Jack Laxson
Faztoso
Cisko
Effendi
Art Rick
Fort Sumter
Lady Rankin
Maxton
Thomas Hare
Garter
Abbotsford
Uncle
Ben
the Monk
Apiaster
Jabot
Leamence
Vreeland
xRescue
Mary Reardon
Fred Drew
Clerk
Beau Chilton
Font
Gabrio
Flying Yankee
xNavgrane
Allan Gold
Bushy Head
Lost Fortune
Eustace
Hy Ki
Transit
Princeton
O'Hagan
L'Alglett
Robinetta
Lady Moon
Miss Declare
Bayberry Candle
Royal Dainty
xRooster
Major Belt
Trans Miller
Lady London
Charley McFerran
Ymir
Uncle Hart
Royal Tea
Galley Slave
xHanly
George Stoll
Pliant
Golden Treasure
Kingling
Fellowman
Wander
Dilatory
Georgia Alabama Baseball Scores From LaGrange Talladega Selma Rome
In LaGrange Anniston defeated LaGrange 3 to 9 after a rough middle. Talladega shaded Newnan 5 to 6. Gadsden fell to Selma 9 to 10 in a close contest. Opelika beat Meme 6 to 3 in Rome. Umpires were Kite Mills Market Dugan. Batteries included Stevenson Sheppard Zebllars Fafitte May Kimbrell Black Baker Abbott Vandevere Jordan Guitterez Hawking Williams Knight Taylor.
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Georgia-Alabama
LaGrange
Anniston
Stevenson
Shepard
Zellars
Fafitte
Kite
Talladega
R.H.E. Newnan
May
Kimbrell
Black and Baker
Mills
Selma
R. H. E. Gadsden
Abbott
Vandevere
Jordan
Bostwick and Guitterez
Rome
R. H. E. Opelika
Hawking
Williams
Knight
Taylor
Dugan
Chance Seeks Players For New York Club Deals
New York June 11 reports negotiations nearly complete for the purchase by the American League club of Monte Piul a fireballing baseman and outfielder Strait from Jersey City of the International League. Piul and Strait are sought for their strong batting records.
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New York
Kne
New York American League
Monte Piul
Fireto
Strait
Jersey City
International League
Pty
Baseball results from American Association schedule
In Kansas City Cleveland defeated Kansas City 12 to 7 with errors and timely hitting. In Minneapolis Louisville routed Minneapolis 18 to 6 behind Woodburn Leverett Sevrold. Indianapolis beat St Paul 5 to 6 in a nine inning game with Merz Willis Livingstone Walker Hall James on the mound. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 4 to 3 as Bayers Smith Powell McGraw combined in relief.
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St. Paul R. H. E. Indianapolis
Paul
Merz
Willis
Livingstone
Walker
Hall
James
Irwin and
Johnstone
Carolina League Scores From Three Cities
In Asheville RHe Durham 14 to 2 after nine. Asheville 2 runs on seven hits and three errors. Frey Short Oster meyer Frye muffs. Umpire Bennett. In Greensboro Winston 7 Greensboro 12 hits seven runs for Winston. Meador Garvin Schwartz Stuart. Umpire Franklin. In Raleigh Charlotte 7 Raleigh 6 after nine. Draham Murphy Neiderkorn Gingram Perkins. Umpire Van Buskirk.
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Asheville
Rhee
Durham
Frey
Short
Ostermeyer
Frye
Bennett
Greensboro
R. HE
Winston
Meador
Garvin
Schwartz
Stuart
Franklin
Raleigh
R. H.E. Charlotte
Draham, Murphy and Neiderkorn
Gingram
Perkins
van Buskirk
South Atlantic League Scores From Four Cities
In Charleston Savannah won 5 to 2 with Cates and Marsh behind the plate. At Jacksonville Albany fell 7 to 2 as Peddy and Wells held on. Augusta beat Columbia 11 to 8 after a 3 run first, Gardin and Chalker on the hill. Macon topped Columbus 3 to 1 as Redding and Krebs contributed.
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Charleston
Savannah
Cates
Marsh
Wolfe
Smith
Moran and Pender
Augusta
R. H. E. Columbia
Gardin and
Chalker
Snyder, Stone and Wallace
Lauzon
Macon
R. H
Columbus
Redding
Krebs
Voss and Bashommpire
Davern
Georgia State at Thomasville and other baseball scores
In Thomasville, Cordele edged Thomasville 14 to 4 with Fillengem and Eubanks striking. In Waycross, Valdosta fell 27 to 17 to Waycross as Winges O'Brien McFarland Coveney combined. Americus defeated Brunswick 19 to 1 after early lead changes, with Wood Pierre Dacy Andrews Manchester and umpire Collins.
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Thomasville
R. H. E. Cordele
Dix
Fillengem
Eubanks
Day
Dudley
Gentle
Waycross
R. H. E. Valdosta
Winges
O'Brien
McFarland and Coveney
Chappelle
Americus
R. H. E. Brunswick
Wood
Pierre
Dacy
Andrews
Manchester
Collins
Williams Defeats Coulon To Hold Bantam Title Hopes
Johnny Coulon once the bantam king may retire as Williams or Gutenko edges him in a long bout. Williams earns about 2509 and Coulon 8000 in the match as Williams aims to rule the division for years.
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Williams
Nelson
Mrs Bundy Returning to Tennis Tour After Hiatus
Los Angeles June 11 Mrs T C Bundy formerly May Sutton the greatest woman lawn tennis player announces her return to tournament play. She has kept in practice and believes it will not take long to regain her former level.
Moran and Johnson Prepare for June 27 Fight in Paris
Frank Moran declares strong belief he can beat Jack Johnson in the upcoming June 27 bout. Moran trims down from 211 to 204 pounds and focuses on walking, skipping, rowing, and bag work after a sparring incident. Johnson trains at Luna Park near Paris, using jogging and punching bag routines to regain form. He credits automobiling for nerve stimulation and concentration.
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Atlanta
Frank Moran
Jack Johnson
Europe
Tye
Johnson
Moran
Paris
Kennedy
Luna Park
Bois de Boulogne
Reno
Williams to defend bantam title in New Orleans bout
Johnny Williams the bantamweight champion, declares readiness to meet any worthy challenger and keep the 116 pound limit while eyeing a 122 pound match with Johnny Kilbane. His next bout is set for July 4 in New Orleans against Kid Herman, amid shifting popularity after a telegram from Chicago.
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OS Angeles
Johnny “Kid” Williams
Sammy Harris
Williams
Johnny Kilbane
New Orleans
Kid Herman
Johnny Conlon
Chicago
Identifies Two Seen Fleeing Scene of Killing in Georgia
W T Shehan, a white resident near the murder site in Columbus, GA, identified Dave Warner and Son Jenkins as the men seen fleeing the area after the Monday afternoon shooting. He picked them from about 40 prisoners in the county jail.
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Columbus
W. T Shehan
Frank Allen
Dave Warner
Son Jenkins
Through Sleeper Schedules From Atlanta to Charleston and Wilmington
Train schedules show departures from Atlanta at 8 p m arriving Charleston at 8 a m and Wilmington at 1 16 p m with through connections and enhanced comfort aboard Peachtree routes. Ticket office at Viaduct. J P Billups, general passenger agent, notes the delightful, reliable trip.
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Wilmington
Charleston
Isle of Palms
Georgia
BR. R
Augusta
Atlanta
Aleenars
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