Syracuse Wins Varsity Eight in Regatta Race
Syracuse takes the varsity eight race at Poughkeepsie with a 19 minute 28 3 5 second time as Cornell and Washington follow. The event drew about 20 000 spectators, amid heat and overcast skies, with Syracuse briefly leading before Cornell surged for victory in the varsity four and freshmen eight races.
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Racing at Ottawa first seven furlongs feature Harrock secure win
At Ottawa track Harrock ridden by Burns won the first seven furlongs in 1 29 2 5 with Magpie and Breastplate also placing. Other runners included Rustling Wickson and Calumny in a crowded lineup.
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Harrock
Burns
Magpie
J. Robbins
Breastplate
Willams
Rustling
Wickson
Calumny
Horse Racing Card Summary of Seven Races
Polly H. 98 led the first dash at eight and one half furlongs, beating Superintendent 107 and Anytime 110 with Time 1:08 2-5. Meridian 123 and Light O’M. Devine 117 won the second race at 9-10 time. Virginia Lass 107 won the five furlong third, with Lillie Orme 107 second and Election 107 third. Whisk Broan II 130 won the fourth over M. Miller 103 and in Jackson. Shannon River 187 led the fifth, Buckthorse 142 chased. Early Rose 106 won the sixth with Time 1:??. Flamma 111 won the seventh over Fred Stholland 107 and Warhorn 116. Time 1:46.
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Races Report from Mixed Thoroughbred Card
Results from a race card showing five events with names, weights, payoffs, and finish order. Barbara Lane led the first race at 1 07 2 5 time with Brock Town Belle second and Marty Lou third. Subsequent races list Sam uel R Meyer, Gowell, Any Port, Boots and Saddle, Benanet, Star Jasmine, and others with varying odds and times.
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Barbara Lane
McCabe
Brocktown Belle
McDonald
Marty Lou
French
Canoe Buck Kenoon
Mary LeBus
J. B.ylow
Latonia Racing Entries for Maiden and Other Divisions
At Latonia the card lists entries across multiple stakes and allowance races for 3-year-olds and up. Notable names include Ralph J Nolan Leo Skolney San Vega Billy Stuart and La Mode Evely Esther Blues Silk Day Pampinea La Bentem Trojan Belle Adelaide T Syzgy Nelle in various sprint and route events along with junior entrants like Superl Bronze Wing and Thalia in three furlong races and several selling and allowance fields led by Princess Carey Iris Gentleman Jim Basey and Coy Lad.
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J. Nolan
Leo Skolney
San Vega
Billy Stuart
J. B. Maylow
O'Reilly
Bill Combs
Big Spirit
Raintuck
Buck Kee
Toynbee
xLa Mode
Evely Owrie
Belle of
Superl
Bronze Wing
Thalia
Susan B
Old Ben
Brave Cunarder
Pebeco
Casis
John Gaud
Princess Carey
Iris Gentleman
Jim Basey
Coy Lad
High Private
Prosecution says strong case against Leo Frank in Mary Phagan murder
Attorney Hooper states the State will seek trial the week of June 30 with a full, prepared case. He notes affidavits from Mrs. Mina Formby were not usable and asserts no weak points remain in the State's evidence. Frank’s defense prepares to respond, while watchful observers discuss the schedule and potential witnesses.
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Leo M. Frank
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
Atlanta
Mr. Dorsey
Tere
Jim Conley
Leo Frank
Frank
Poisoned crayons perplex Georgia doctors in East Atlanta
Mary Tribble, seven, daughter of policeman W C Tribble, remains semi paralyzed and nearly speechless at 7 Porter Street East Atlanta after eating chalky crayons. Doctors say aniline coloring, a deadly poison, may have been ingested, leaving the child in a state resembling rigor mortis. Despite constant care from Drs P E Pearce and R E Stone, prognosis is grim as authorities seek the case’s true cause.
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Mary Tribble
Charles H. Brannon
Faith School
Atlanta
Ada Parker
Mary
Tribble House
R. E. Stone
Dr. Stone
Open Championship Qualifier Report From Hoylak England
Hoylak England June 21 report notes Tom L McNamara of Wollaston Massachusetts today qualified for the opening championship of Great Britain with an aggregate score of 156. The item lists a baseball box score featuring Mayer Thompson Kniseley Welch and others, with details on hits runs and misc. events.
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England
Tom L. M’namara
Wollaston
Mass
Great Britain
Lightning Hits Constitution Building. No Injuries Reported
Hundreds of people in the five story Constitution Building at Forsyth and Alabama Streets evacuated in panic after a lightning strike struck the flag pole, causing the roof to tremble. No injuries were reported.
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Forsyth
Alabama
South Atlantic League First Game In Jacksonville
ATLANTA undercard results show Jacksonville 78 and 55 for the opponents in a six inning spread. Pitchers Weller Wellsee Cueto contribute, with Pender and second umpire crew. Savannah beats Charleston 12 to 5 after a 3-1 lead, with Lear umpiring. Macon rally falls short as Columbus wins 7-5 in Macon.
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Cueto
Pender
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Wells Inten
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Crackers Tie Up Series With Barons 4–1 Victory
Ponce de Leon Park June 21 The Crackers won the final game of their series against the Barons 4 to 1. Conzelman hurled a masterful his performance, allowing only one Barons run in the eighth inning before the game ended early to let the Crackers catch a train. Welch hit a homer for the Crackers and led the offense with multiple solid at bats as McGillvray and Mayer contributed key hits. The Barons’ lone tally came in the eighth as Thompson pitched for Molesworth’s club. The game was called in the eighth inning after McGilvray scored on a fumbled ball and the Crackers secured the win.
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Regatta Committee
Ponce DE Leon Ball Park
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Ellam
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Ronen
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Empire League Games From Brunswick to Cordele
Scores from Empire League matchups include Brunswick beating Waycross 3 to 2 with Clark Hawkins and Hartner Sie fert behind the plate. Valdosta defeated Thomasville 10 to 0 after a 2 run early rally. Cordele edged Americus 6 to 4 as Fucd Manchester and Filhigan Eubanks combined on the mound. Umpires: Carter McAfee Morton.
Baseball doubleheader results for Pensacola and Columbus
In Jacksonville and Selma venues, Columbus defeated Pensacola 12 to 3 in the first game with Luhrsen and Muller contributing for Pensacola. In the second game, Columbus beat Pensacola 7 to 0 as Luhrsen and Mueller again starred for Pensacola, while Weaver and Robinson led Jackson in the later innings.
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R.H
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Mueller
Gudger
Hauser
Gallatin Area League results show varied scorers and teams
Anniston and Talladega share early results while Stevenson and Sedgcate Cantley feature on Easterling. Newnan, Gadsden, Fritz, Jord, Lovett, and Rice are listed among players with clear scoring links across the standings.
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Talladega
Stevenson
Cantley
Newnan
Gadsden
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First Game Norfolk and Newport Baseball Scores
Norfolk 100 216 113 17 4 Newport 000 020 202 8 4 Gaston and Stewart Barton and Matthews Umpire Kelly Richmond 0 210 00 69 3 Trornons 2 1-5 2-2% 101 000 003-5 13 6 Strain and Mace Garding and Lafitte Umpires Norcum Colgate Petersburg 300 100 100 58 3 Portsmouth 3830 010 10 8 10 2 Richmond neer Laughlin Verbout Weidell Garvin Umpire Clark The Sunday American ante every where all over the South The Sunday Americans the best advertising medium
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Portsmouth
Richmond
Neer
Laughlin
Verbout
Weidell
Garvin
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Papyrie Beats WME In Low Scoring Brooklyn Tilt
In Brooklyn the PAPYRIE club defeated WME 6 to 5 after a two run seventh inning rally. Felton Hitchcock and Young batted for PAPYRIE while Giles Brown and Burdette contributed for WME. Umpires Kelly and Sternberg.
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International League scores and lineups listed
In baseball action Duntend and Rochester faced Providence with final tallies 18 to 55 in favor of Rochester. Other games include Toronto versus Jersey City with a final score of 8 to 14 in a low scoring affair. Umpires and pitchers listed for each contest.
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