Atlanta Drops First Game of Series to New Orleans
A brief game note reports Atlanta losing the opener to New Orleans. A sparse box shows no hits for Atlanta while New Orleans scored with key baserunning plays. The report mentions a crowd and a fleeting play at third but lacks full details.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
RACE RESULTS FROM Windsor and Latonia
Races at Windsor Ontario on August 31 show winners in each race with mutuels and times. At Latonia Kentucky results list winners such as Decklaw Toupee Sabador and Friendship, with odds and runners-up across seven races.
Regatta and Water Carnival at East Lake Club
Members of the Atlanta Athletic Club and guests plan a regatta and water carnival at East Lake grounds this Saturday afternoon and evening. Extra cars will run from East Alabama and South Pryor streets starting 2:15 PM on the regular schedule. Admission is restricted to members, or ladies with members, or guests with special cards, due to limited space. Bring lunches as catering is not provided.
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East Lake Grounds
East Alabama
South Pryor Streets
Criticised Clothes Davis Shot Dead in Duel in Virginia
Cumberland Md Aug 31 Private Leased Wire reports a duel at Spruce Virginia between John Davis and Fred Cash last evening left Davis dead from a central wound. Allegedly Davis disparaged the sinking quality. Cash wore a pistol and a quarrel ensued. The two men, both residents of Burlington Va, met and exchanged shots with Davis mortally wounded.
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Cumberland
Spruce
John Dvis
Fred O O
Cash
Davis
Ington
Experts Dope Out Nelson Gans Prize Fight Talk
New York August 31 Jim Corbett and boxing figures discuss the Nelson Gans prize bout. Gans faces 133 pounds with Nelson seen as the likely victor, praised for improving and tough style while others doubt Gans’ chances.
Player Sold For 25 Cents In Baseball Pitcher Trade
The record says J Dana Her of New Haven agreed to a very low price for Carson C Holge a pitcher from Holyoke Mass to transfer to New Haven. At a league meeting Madsen and Danaher discussed selling for a quarter and a three cent contract scribble appeared on an envelope. Holge refused to honor the agreement, leaving the deal in dispute.
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Pitcker
J. Danaher
New Haven
J. J. Madsen
Holyoke
Mass
Carson C. Holge
Solyoke
Madgey
Danaher
Madsen
Thornton wins tennis title at Atlanta Club tournament
Nat Thornton defeated Sam C Williams in the challenge round 4-6 6-4 6-1 6-1 to claim the Atlanta Athletic Club championship. Thornton and doubles partner Bryan M Grant plan to enter Cincinnati tri state tournament starting Saturday with Cowan and Charles Rogers of Knoxville also competing. team captain Tommy Dowd backs him up.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Sam C. Williams
Thornton
Bryan M. Grant
Cincinnati
Cowan
Charles Rogers
Knoxville
Babb's Double-Header Artist Sold to Cleveland Americans
Memphis Tenn Aug 31 Baron Glenn Liebhart a premier Southern League pitcher is transferred to the Cleveland Americans and will join the team after the bonest here September 16. Terms were agreed weeks ago but the check was received Thursday. Kid Nicholls also sold to the Philadelphia Americans but no check yet. Tom McCullough secretary says closing not affected as terms are set and Philadelphia seeks George Suggs but no deal closed.
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Tenn
Glenn Liebhart
Cleveland Americans
Apa
Bonest
Cleveland
Kid Nicholls
Philadelphia Americans
Tom McCullough
George Suggs
New Postmasters in Georgia Towns
Washington Aug 31 The following changes are announced among fourth class postmasters in Georgia Chester Dodge county Henry M Hancock succeeds John A Williams Kilmodel Baker county Moses A Warren succeeds John B Giddens Jr resigned Red Bud Gordon county Anna L Underwood succeeds Callie Underwood died Spring Place Murray county Theodosia K Everett succeeds James E Everett died Twilight Miller county Hamlin L Gross succeeds John C Roberts resigned Valona McIntosh county Meta A Burrows succeeds J E Atwood resigned Worth Turner county Harry M Brown succeeds Walter W Cawgan removed Routes and carriers named for Rural Vale Route No 1 and Var continue in assignment
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Clase
Georgia
Chester
Dodge County
Henry M. Hancock
John A. Williams
Kilmodel
Baker County
Moses A. Warren
John B. Giddens, Jr
Red Bud
Gordon County
Anna Ll. Underwood
Callie Underwood
Spring Place
Murray County
Theodosia EK
Everett
James E. Everett
Twilight
Miller County
Hamlin L
Ross
John C. Roberta
Valona
McIntosh County
Meta A. Burrows
J. E. Atwood
Worth
Turner County
Harry M. Brown
Walter W. Cawan
Willan A. Crawford
Rural Vale
James O. Dantaler
James E Routh
Three Indicted for Attempt on Life of Milner
Special to The Georgian reports in Jonesboro on August 31 that a grand jury indicted Otis Dorsey Louie Dorsey and A L Norris for assault with intent to murder in the shooting of Leon Milner at Kells Station. The notice lists local carriers and route substitutions in nearby towns.
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Jonesboro
Otis Dorsey
Louie Dorsey
A. L. Norris
Leon Milner
League Standings and Thursday Results Reported in Regions
The standings show Meridian leading with 114 played, 62 won, 52 lost, Mobile second at 112 to 42, Gulfport 114 56 58, Baton Rouge 113 58, Jackson 113 55 58, Vicksburg with unclear totals. Thursday results include Southern Birmingham 8, Little Rock 3, Montgomery 2, Shreveport 1, South Atlantic Savannah 1, Jacksonville 0, Macon 4, Augusta 1, Cotton States Mobile 6, Gulfport 1, Jackson 11, Baton Rouge 0, Vicksburg 2, Meridian 1.
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Baton Rouge
Jackson
Vicksburg
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Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
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Jacksonville
Macon
Augusta
Cotton States
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New Orleans
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Cincinnati
Wwlls
Brooklyn
St. Louis Co
Boston
Leveland
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Detroit
Bo Typshington
HOM Se
Jordan Case to Be Dropped in Atlanta Team Larceny Charge
It is understood the hearing on the larceny charge against Captain Otto Jordan of the Atlanta team is set for September 17. The local club is ready to drop prosecution. Jordan had another interview with his lawyers today.
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New Orleans
Otto Jordan
Atlanta
Jordan
Comer Wins and Loses in Local Baseball Series
Comer Ga August 31 Comer won the second game of the series with Woodville by 2 to 1 in what was rated the best game of the season on the local diamond. Segars pitched superbly and Walter for Woodville also pitched well as Comer’s defense held. The Woodville side repeatedly protested umpiring causing Stevens to stop the game to the seventh inning. Detertiel replaced him but did little to help. Woodville had defeated Comer the previous day by a large margin before rain halted play in the sixth inning.
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Acros
Jack Gleamn
Sam Berger
Jack
Gans
Nelson
George Evans
Ted Mai
Joe
Dilly Shields
Bill Gould
Gana
Comer
Woodville
Thureday
Segars
Walther
Tal
Marcel
Stevens
Woatville
Horrells
Futurity Stakes Run At Sheepshead Saturday
The Futurity, worth about 50000, will be run over six furlongs at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow. An anticipated attendance of at least 4000 is expected by the Coney Island Jerky Club amid favorable weather. The race, started in 1858, is the country’s largest horse stake and rivals the Suburban and Brooklyn Handicap in prestige.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Inland
Ike
Brighton Produce
Hire
Brooklyn
Proctor Knott
Mighty Salvator
Hiff
Yorkville Belle
Dagonet
Domino
Dobbing
Henara
Alouette
Some Facts and Fancies About Thursday's Games
A jumbled report highlights Thursday baseball from multiple leagues. Atlanta and New Orleans contend for third place while Birmingham’s win over Keith and Meany dominates the action. The Travelers struggle in the Southern League, but White collects four hits in five appearances. Frank Sparks of the Phillies shuts down the Giants with two hits allowed. The Cubs beat the Reds in a clutch finish as New York preserves its streak. Pittsburgh climbs to second with a win over St Louis. Macon edges Augusta 4 to 1. Savannah defeats Toronto. Doyle shows promise for the Three-T League, blanking Cleveland in his first start. Mon Rotawa earns a 2 to 1 ten-inning victory.
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Keith
Meany
Little Rock
Travelers
Atlanta
White
Sterling
Cave Springs
Frank Sparks
Phillies
Giants
Ron
Mathewson
Sparks
New York
Pittsburg
Mt. Louis
Pirates
Young Doyle
Clark Griffith
Washington
Smith Names His Slabmen for New Orleans Series
New Orleans July 31.Manager Smith has set pitching duties for the series with the Pelicans. Harley to start today Zeller Saturday and Hughos Sunday. Marley heads to Atlanta after the game to start Monday’s doubleheader. Morse out until Monday Archer catches Smith at short Hoffman at third and Evers in center field. Moreo’s absence stings as he’s hitting .400 with fielding strong.
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Harley Winters
Phillips
Crosler
Winters
Wintera
Icher
Smith
Cargo
Aye’ Jordan
Cargo Sinale
Osame
Pitehim
Ats
Brien
Oe Stratton
Blake
Zeller
Atlanta
Knoll Bunt
Brouthers
O'Brien
Atz
Bunted
Wits
Montreal
Burke and Kittredge
Baltimore
Newark
Stannage
Fox
Harley
Campau
Percy Whiting
New Orleans
Sumith
Tom Hughos
Pelicans
Marley
Hugheson
Tom
Morse
Cincinnat
Archer
Sive Hoffman
Evers
Feld
Moreo
Short Fight Anticipated Between Gans and Nelson
Goldfield Aug 31 The Gans Nelson Labor Day bout is expected to last only a short time. Nelson predicts a rapid finish while Gans remains wary of a dangerous foe. Bets of 1000 to 800 are reported as crowds flood Goldfield for the event and accompanying mining discussions.
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Goldfield
Ney
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Gans
Jand
Nolan
Labor Day Horse Races At Medmont Park
Labor Day will see renewed racing at Medmont Park with entries aiming for fast times. The mile event features Serence Sees and Jo an G Ieron Ir aimelahihe among the contenders as spectators expect strong fields and lively competition in Atlanta.
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Labor Day
Medmont Park
Serence
Joan Gieron
Aimelahihe
Will Vega Satin Dee
Atlanta
Death sign sent to secretary shocks New Orleans club
New Orleans August 31 a rumor spread that Abraham Jacob Heinmann secretary of the New Orleans club received a miniature skull and coffin from an Atlanta member. Atlanta players treat the tale as a joke and deny sending any warning. Billy Smith suspects a case of hoax advertising.
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New Orleans
Abraham Jacob Heinmann
Atlanta
Heinmann
Barn
Billy Smith
Soe
Miner Brown Star of Year in Chicago Pitching Feats
Mordecai Brown, famed for overcoming a missing finger, is hailed as the season’s top Chicago pitcher. He helped defeat New York twice in a recent series, earning fan acclaim for pluck and control. Brown, a Terre Haute native, rose from coal miner roots to a major league star.
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Chicago
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Ife
Lfe
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Omaha
Mt. Louis Nationals
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Mclean
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New
Gannon’s League Moves Trigger Memphis Sale Bid
Gannon moved between leagues this season joining the Al Toona club, then Albany in the York State League after quitting Memphis. Memphis owners objected and sought to place him on the blacklist while Atlanta offered $500 to purchase him, but Billy Smith resisted.
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Memphis
Altoona
Quttawa
Albany
Blac Oue
Atlanta
Billy Smith Rane
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