Firecrackers Win Second From the Travelers
Little Rock Arkansas June 22 The Crackers battled the locals as fans watched to see them regain lost laurels. Morse and Fox pace offense with hits including a three bagger by Fox and a run by Jordan. Several runners reached first on errors, while Crozier and Quick worked as pitchers for the visitors and locals respectively. A tense seventh inning featured best hits, but no decisive scoring until late frames, leaving final counts with multiple outs and a few scorers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Morse
Fox
Jordan
Stinson
Douglass
Inaon
Quick
Little Jordan
Centter Feld
Burnum
Sann Bunan
Evers
Short
Hrer
Eee
Harley
DeArmond
Zimmer
Meany
Forse
Reérinan
Sid
Orr
Drennan
Craig
Watt
Smith
Brae
Drew
Odd
Johnson
Tineon
Meaney
Ittle Rock
R. H. PO
RACE RESULTS FROM KENILWORTH AND OTHER TRACKS
Races at Kenilworth track and Latonia and Windsor report winners across multiple races. Notable wins include Ginette at Kenilworth and Col Jim Douglas at Latonia with various payouts and times, plus broad listings of American and Eastern circuit results and daily scores.
League Standings Flank Evictions At Ole Grounds
League standings shift as players McGraw McGlantty and McGano receive eviction notices Thursday from Ole Grounds. Despite the removals Glante s team scored three runs in the ninth inning off McParland and defeated Mttebarg 4 to 2.
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Ile
J. McGraw
J. McGlantty
J. McGano
Glante
iMcParland Ant
Mttebarg & To
Fragmentary Baseball Scoring From a League Game
The readable lines show two-base hits by Smith and Jordan and three-base hits by Fox Winters and Dou ble. Errors and substitutions are noted, with Newlin pitching and 1,200 in attendance. Morse singled and Vox doubled, while scattered garbled text suggests an attempt to describe infield actions and crowd reactions.
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Harley
Croater
Winto
Ng Croxie
Smith
Ocne Winters
Morse
Fox Bia
Sience
Foree
Drennan
Iret
Newlin
Jordan
Fox
Winters
Ethico
Douglas
Orr
Crozier
Jey
Crosier
Catehber
Bes
Pirates
BN Rapp
Washington
Toronto
Mapp
Wévéral
Tol Rapp
Rns
Hom
Aneri
Shre
Go Between’s Name In Shields’ Gold Book Features Go Between
J A Macdonald reports Go Between’s name entered Shields’ Gold Book after a suburban handicap win and a $5.50 purse bet harvest. Advance Guard and Tal Zermaster loom as successors while Shield’s Advance Goan keeps the brood in good form at Bound Brook. Go Between’s racing fame followed from chute to metropolitan circles, with Go Between’s owner loyal to the horse as it nears retirement.
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Shields
A. MacDonald
New York
Ales Bhjelde
Senn
Hiee
Tal Zermaster
Rysonby
Bhivida
Bound Brook
Whiehls
Chieagwin
Sanewers
Shiehie
Vance
Two-Bits Fan Questions Billy Smith Team Drop
A poem lyric questions Billy Smith and his Piedmont Park era team, noting poor pitching and batting while Zimmer's men and Billy’s boys perform in Little Rock. The writer laments why the team is home with the “also ratis” and appeals for fan faith and clarity.
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Zimmer
Little
Rock
Billy
Billy Smith
Ratis
Gamblers Win First Round at Sheepshead Bay
Private Leased Wire from New York reports Sinkerton detectives patrolled Sheepshead Bay streets last night to curb pool room workers and telephone staff who siphoned racing information. Wires fed race data from Jerome Avenue houses to Ocean Avenue poles, enabling pool rooms to relay past times scratches added starters and finishes. Pool room observers could even see the winning horse numbers before official results, putting them ahead of the Jockey Club.
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New York
Sinkerton
Sheepshead Bay
Sheepshead Hay Track
Jerome Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Jockey Club
Fast Atlanta to Play South Team for School Fund
The Fast Atlanta baseball team will meet the South team at Medmont Park on Saturday for the benefit of the Atlanta school fund. Players include manager Pitch, Infielders Keene Di Jones Benedict, Hardin, Mattaway, and others as listed. East Atlanta and local mascots feature in a warm up with likely sharp pitches.
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Buchanan
Pitch
Marston
Clarke
Beaueham
Sqaioers
Fae i
Overton
Thomas
Infielfers
Keene di Jones
Cate
Kutler
Benedict
Hardin
Mascot
Marti Ltche
Mattaway
Citbeldens
Mea Heen
Fast Atlanta
Medmont Park
Lanta School Fund
Atlantane
Ron
Keene
Atlanta
Turday
Human Panching Bag and Knocks in Philadelphia Boxing Night
Hander Barke pressured Joe Grim with a late rally at the Broadway Athletic Club but failed to replicate his earlier knockout feat. Burke showed reserve strength in round five and exhausted momentum. Stinger edged St. Jughey McCann, while Turner stopped Jack Smith briefly in a Newark bout. Hugo Kelly and Young Mahoney weigh in for Saturday. Willie Lewin faces Honey Mellody in a Jersey City July 4 ten-round showcase.
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New York
Hander Barke
Joe Grim
Broadway Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Burke
Gattling Stinger
Terry Whitagerard
Sting
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Young Mahoney
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
M. P. Murray
Lincoln Athletic Club
Chelsea
Willie Lewin
Honey Mellody
Jersey
Go Between Wins Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
In a tight finish Go Between, the third betting choice, edged Dandelion by a narrow margin to win the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. Colonial Girl finished third, with Agile and Kuroki among the also rans as crowd excitement rivaled the season’s top races.
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New York
Go Between
Sheepshead Bay
Dandelion
Secund
Colonial Girl
Reid
Cas
Go Pletween
Agile
Tokalon
Proper
Dolly Spanker
Kuroki
Galengorm
Astronomer
Cederatrome
Oxford
Crowwell
New Orleans Item mocks Billy Smith on Atlanta row
Sporting editor mocks manager Billy Smith of Atlanta over charges of trying to injure opponents. Accuses Smith of alleging players were paid to hurt Evers, Jordan, Archer and others, and of pressuring suspensions to uncover pay sources. Article notes public disbelief and questions credibility of the claims.
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Haw
New Orleans Item
Billy Smith
Atlanta
Moron and Moran Race Plans Spark Atlanta Track Vision
The piece describes Bobby Walthour's farewell at the Coliseum with talks of an Atlanta road racing plan. Jim Moran arrives from Europe and signs a race to be held in Atlanta on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Promoter Jack Veince discusses contracts and naming the best man for an American racing feature. The aim is to build Atlanta's premier automobile track by summer's end.
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Bobby
Noce
Oni Hgelndt
Walthour
Pearantes
Coliseum
Jack Veince
Mast
Amerie
Robby
Collinge
Moran
Europe
Atlanta
Bott
Jack Mintien
Jimmy
New Orleans Baseball Strike Sparks East Coast Feud
The New Orleans team faces harsh charges from the Atlanta association as managers dispute treatment of Otto Jorn and发动 a heated exchange. A signed report shows Pirates trialist BN Rapp praised as a strong receiver, while Birmingham and Atlanta jockey for position with controversial tactics. Legal threats include a New Orleans dispatch accusing Montgomery of coercion to sign players, with manager Frank promising proof and potential revelations from sources close to the Pelican club.
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Frank
New Orleans
Wosk
Billy
Otto Jorn
Smith
Montgomery
New Orleans Dispatch
Ir Ter
Cargo
Portable track to Austria details vague and garbled
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a portable track allegedly from Atlanta and intended for Melbourne Austria with broken phrases about shipment, parts, and a portable wire component. No clear dates, names, or concrete facts can be confirmed from the readable text.
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cArmond
Sid Smith
Leey
Fae
Har
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Harold D
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Adesso
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Ont
Joe Levy
King’s Games
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Little Mike
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Joel Turner
Turner
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Rickert
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Meller
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Knoll
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O'Brien
Kpoll
Louisville & Columbus
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Atlanta Baseball Association
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Montgomery Journal
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Preside Kavanaugh
Ens
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Birm
Migham Ledger
League
Mole Hill
Yune
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Ian Fort
NAT Kaiser & 00
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