Dandelion Set to Win Brightly at Gravesend Handicap
J S A Macdonald reports from New York that Dandelion looks like a strong favorite in the midsummer feature at Sheepshead Bay. The suburb meet opens with the Bohemian and Pickett out, and Go Between may challenge, with Dandelion carrying 107 pounds under Hewke or O Neill.
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Monster
Marty Knapp
Kiamesha
John A. Drake
Pickett
Bohemian
Alex Shields Sage
Dandelion
Hewke
O' Neil
John KE. Madden
Mr. Mwiteteork
Kentucks
Bors
Ingly
Inquirera
Dandelions
Collins Unbeaten To Race Walthour In Atlanta Farewell
A Boston racer Collins, unbeaten and rising, is set to meet Bobby Walthour in Atlanta for his farewell appearance before Walthour sails to Germany for a summer season. Walthour personally approved Collins as the best available opponent, praising his pace and potential while Atlanta anticipates a champion’s clash.
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Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Germany
Eliaer
Boston
Collins
Aiove
Walthour
Stinson
Bim
West
Prince Weinesday
Alter Collins
Collina
Nobby
Bobby
Jack
Hobby
Tommy
America
Waelthour
Tennessee Tennis Tournament Set in Nashville Next Week
Nashville hosts a Tennessee state tennis championship with top players Lee Hunt Mogies and Goodfellow entering from New Orleans and Memphis. Notables from Atlanta and Vanderbilt are also expected, spotlighting regional rivalries andanticipated strong competition across singles and doubles.
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Mapot
Nashville
Atlanta
Michigan State
Lee
Stouxity
Hunt
Gulf States
New Deth
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Sinneapone
Holt Lake Itye
T Mogies
New Orleans Post
Seguin
Leverieh
Leverieh Goodfellow
Post
Goodfellow
United States Army
Orleans
Washington C
Memphis
Farber
Ben Coruvilus
Vanderbilt
Bewanee
Belden
Palmer
Merrick Brothers
Je O Eark
Nat Kaiser & Co Confidential Loans on Valuables
Nat Kaiser and Co advertise confidential loans on valuables at 4S Decatur Street near Kimball House offering bargains in unredeemed diamonds.
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NAT Kaiser & CO
Wednesday Results Across Southern and National Leagues
Wednesday's results show Southern games with Atlanta 7 Memphis 5 and Shreveport 11 Nashville 4. New Orleans 6 Birmingham 3. Little Rock 3 Montgomery 2. National column lists Pittsburg 15 against New York 2 and Chicago 11 Boston 1. other results include Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 3 and Detroit 3 New York 1. Atlantic region notes Augusta 3 Savannah 0 and Charleston 3 Jacksonville 2 Columbia 4 Macon 1.
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Southern
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Montgomery
National
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Ae Louta
Merican
Cleveland
Detroit
Uth Atlantic
Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Columbia
Macon
Cares Ams
P.C
Irmat
Atgom
P.c. Columbia
ABC
Acon
Cours
Wisyne
Rea PC
Cincinnat
Brooklyn O
Boston Wwes
P.C. al Plan
BSR
Ory
Washington
Jon Eee
Crowd at Gravesend feature race opens meet
Gravesend June 20 The Myr-Ue selling stakes for a year old and Up At a mile and 70 yards was the feature of the get away day bill. After three days of poor weather ideal conditions brought a good crowd to the track with the grand stand well filled at post. The track dried out well but remained sticky.
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Gravesend
A. MacDonald
L. L
Club Rouse
Hard Lines from B. Smith on Memphis Start
Special to The Georgian Memphis June 2 Manager Smith will send Harley to the mound today to win at least one game for the rejuvenated locals. Sust a streak of hard ones he said this morning. We will soon hit a winning stride as Memphis takes the mound.
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Memphis
Smith
Harley
Race Results From Gravesend and Other Tracks
Races at Gravesend and other venues on June 20 concluded with multiple winners including Frank Lord at Gravesend, Oro, Monet, Dishabille, Grenade, Single Shot, and Kenilworth winners like Hyperion I and Cardigan. Additional results cover Latonia and Windsor regions with winners such as Two Penny, Edith M, Oak Grove, Albert, Oasis, Little Elkin, and The Gadfly in today’s card.
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Gravesend
L. L
Pfrank Lord
al Powell
Ruswell
Oro
Delcanta
el Cuchillo
Monet
Bowell
Diamond Flush
Dishabille
Garnish
Ormonda
Grenade
Lady Ellison
Palette
Nathan Hale
Bsallor
Kenilworth
Buffalo
N. C
Kenilworth Race Track
Hyperion I
Broomhandle
Lotus Eater
ACN
Sc Ont
Clamor
Cardigan
Hound Proteats
Latonia
Reece
Edith M
Mina Bertha
Webiene
Oak Grove
Inker
Ralbert
Harry Stephens
Roscoe
Oasis
Nonle Lucille
Agnus Virginia
Littie Elkin
St. Pray
Gauze
the Gadfly
Rela Jack
Uncle Henry
Atlanta Beats Memphis In a Spirited Contest
Memphis, Tenn June 20. Atlanta challenged Memphis at Red Elm with Billy Smith back in center and Stinson at second. Hughes pitched as Loucks sought revenge after being cut by Atlanta. The foggy, fair-weather crowd of about 1,200 watched a rough game with numerous errors and base hits. Evers homered for Memphis, while Loucks and Plass contributed in the ledger for Atlanta.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Red Elm
Billy Smith
Stinson
Hughes
Loucks
Crosier
Winters
Smith
Croster
Morse
Fox
Oral
Mant Thyond
Babb
Carey
Nicholls
Nadeau
Sid Smith
Plass
de Stinson
Hoyers
Manush
Hurlburt
Thiel
Short
Jon
Prnss
Jfirst
Hurt
Evers
Crogier
Pias
Piass
Plass Moor
Bill Smith
B. Smith
Crozier
Pases Nicholls
Jadeau
Pox
Melcher
Toura
Nichalls
Kite—Winters
Um- Pire
Pfenninger
Sages
Cordele Loses Fastest Georgia State League Game
In Valdosta Georgia on June 2 Valdosta defeated Cordele 1 to 0 in what the article calls the fastest game in the Georgia State League. The piece lists line scores, batteries and umpires from several games, and notes Andy Anderson, released by the Travelers, has joined Shreveport as a Pirates recruit.
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Valtosta
Valdosta
Cordele
Little Rock
Ark
Andy Anderson
Travelers
Shreveport
The
Pirates
Baker defeats Kid Dalton in ten round featherweight bout
Private Lenard Wire reports Harry Baker the amateur featherweight champion from the Olympic Club San Francisco clearly outboxed Kid Dalton in a ten round fight The Daily Baker scrap drew a crowd of inspired youngsters Fights included AB Wings seconds throwing up the sponge after Caesar Attell knocked down the Chinese fighter in the third Billy Walsh defeated Barry in two rounds Johnny Wat eh awarded decision over Tommy Leahy Jim Tribble beat the Turk Pred McDonald stopped Billy Loche in two rounds
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Lenard Wire
Los Angeles
Cat
Harry Baker
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Kid Dalton
Vleverly
Baker
AB Wing
Caesar Attell
Chinas
Billy Walsh
Iit
Barry
Johny Wateh
Tommy Leahy
Jim Trible
Turk
Pred McDonald
Milly Loche
New York
Owlue
Charlie Neary
Charlie Goodman
Lincoln Athletic Club
Neary
Tommy Murphy
One Hundred Miles an Hour In Great Automobile Races
Jack Prince seeks a five year lease for a new board track at Piedmont Park in Atlanta. He promises top racers like Barney Oldfield will attend, claiming construction can start within two months with a $1009 forfeited bond. The plan includes professional and gentlemen’s races and an Atlanta automobile association.
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Jack Prince
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Park Board
Joe Piedmont Park
Barney Oldfield
Kiser
Atlanta Spirit
Minioun
Prince
Heliday
Tebea u Fined For Fighting
Louisville, June 20. George Tebeau, owner of the Louisville baseball club, was fined 15 dollars in city court for disorderly conduct at Eclipse park on June 8. Pitcher Kenna of Louisville and Captain Padden of St Paul fought. Tebeau objected to police taking Kenna off the field. Padden did not appear. bench warrant and forfeiture were ordered.
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Louisville
George Tebeau
Loulaville Baseball Club
Eclipse Park
Kenna
Loulaville
Padden
St. Paul
Tebeau
Amateur baseball recap teased in garbled Georgian page
Fragmentary text from The Atlanta Georgian hints at amateur baseball coverage with scattered fragments about a game, players and box scores. Names, places, and clear details are largely unreadable, offering only a glimpse of a sports summary in a noisy OCR excerpt.
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Atlanta
Weil
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