Crackers Rally Past Gulls in Rain Shortened Tilt
Demaree sparked a wild seventh inning as the Crackers seized a late lead. Mobile tied, then Bailey’s double and a misplay by Walsh sealed a 3 2 victory in a rain-suspended game at Atlanta with Demaree earning the win.
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Walsh
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Starr
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Stockdale
Chicago and New York Highlights From A Busy Baseball Day
A scrambled report notes Ohn Clarkson of Chicago striking Kansas Durty in an innings, Keefe of New York fanning nine, Baltimore crushed 20 to 0 with Foreman, Nicol sparking Chicago, Anson's team losing despite help, Brown of St. Louis catching nine flies, and Ether Taylor with Wiltse combining for a one hit game against Pittsburgh as Leever allowed Pirates' only safe hit.
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Keefe
New York
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Hugh Nicolason
Anson
Om. Brown
St. Louis
Cincinnath Ether Taylor
George Wiltsen York
Storms Flood Shreveport Causing Street Car Disruptions
A heavy Aug 9 rainfall in Shreveport, Louisiana, set daily and monthly records with 4.84 inches of rain. Storm damage flooded stores, washed away wood-block paving, and interrupted streetcar service as crews assessed the city.
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Sveport
Shreveport
RGE SARGENT WINS CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
George Sargent wins the Canadian open golf championship at the Rosedale links in Washington. The Case Club entry from Washington secures the title in a decisive performance.
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George Sargent Case
Washington
Rosedale Links
Baseball Results From Yesterday’s Southern and Minor Leagues
Scores from the Southern League, National League, American League, and minor circuits show Chattanooga falling to New Orleans 5-4 in 10 innings, New York routing Brooklyn 28-7, Boston beating Chicago 7-9, and Pittsburg losing to Brooklyn 2-11. Also listed are Cotton States, South Atlantic, Texas, and American Association games with various victors and weather-related cancellations.
German American teachers visit Berlin sights
A party of German American teachers arrived in Berlin today for a six day stay through August 15. They will inspect leading educational establishments and other public institutions while municipal council and other bodies plan receptions in their honor.
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Berlin
Germany
Delahanty Marked For Slaughter By Tigers Bench
Detroit Tigers fans question why second baseman Jim Delehanty, batting .287, sits most games after the May strike and Cobb suspension. Reports say he led the strike and was a target of league-wide waivers, signaling a possible ouster.
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Ty Cobb
New York
Jim Delehanty
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Detroit
Delehanty
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Ban Johnson
Muzzle on Tight for Minor Leagues
Cincinnati announces August 26 as the annual date when the prohibition on selling a player's release by a minor league club to any other club becomes effective. Clubs are warned against selling a player's release within 20 days of the season’s close to avoid collusion with higher classification teams.
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National Baseball Commission
Chicago Yacht Race Opens With Michicago Challenge
Chicago hosts the first of a series of international yacht races this afternoon as the Michicago fly ing the Chicago Yacht Club pennant sails against the Patricia of Canada for a $5,000 trophy and a cup won by Canadian sailors in 1991.
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Traveling Salesman Reports Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Vermont salesman, F. FE. Youngs of Berkshire, explains he suffered constipation and indigestion until using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims the remedy is excellent for stomach liver or kidney troubles and notes the pills cost 25 cents at all druggists.
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Berkshire
Sheriff Buys Autograph Ball From Giants
NEW YORK Aug 10. The gift to Sheriff Julius Harburger of New York of a National League autograph ball from each Giants member reveals a tale. A month earlier his office issued an execution against pitcher Rube Marquard for 140 dollars. The sheriff and three deputies watched Marquard warm up at the Polo Grounds as New York faced Chicago Nationals. Rube won the game and promptly paid the bill, prompting him to start the autograph ball idea.
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Julius Harburger
Giants
Rube” Marquard
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Harburger
Polo Grounds
Chicago Nationals
Games Today Put Teams In Action Across Cities
Multiple matchups unfold with Games Today Mobile visiting Atlanta Birmingham at Nashville Montgomery at Memphis New Orleans at Chattanooga Pittsboro at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit.
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National League
Pittsboro
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Cincinnati
American League
Washington
Beaumont's Hydro-Aeroplane Collides With Fishing Boat
Andre Beaumont arrived at the coast near Bologne from Havre in his hydro aeroplane at 3 40 this afternoon. The craft struck a fishing boat, losing a wing. Repairs are underway and the journey will continue.
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Bologne
France
Andre Beaumont
Havre
American Aeronauts Eye International Race Victory
Capt BH Honeywell and Roy Donaldson will represent the United States in the October international balloon race in Germany with their craft Uncle Sam. They won the Kansas City balloon race to decide the American entrant for the James Gordon Bennett cup, flying about 1200 miles to Manassas Virginia in 36 hours, a distance twice that of the next nearest team.
Churchill Downs remodels hide The Great Turf Activity
The Louisville Jockey Club completes a $28,000 Churchill Downs remodeling under the general manager’s direction. The plan features a Paris mutual room, a straight line of 30 ticket sellers, and unobstructed paddock views as stables are removed.
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Louisville Jockey Club
Paris Mutual
Cleveland Drome Builders Gauge Nationwide Speedway Plans
Owners behind the Cleveland motor drome, currently constructing a motordrome in St. Louis, intend a series of new speedways nationwide and foresee a National League likely in the next year.
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Cleveland Motordrome
St. Louis
Horine Fails to Sweep Stockholm Records
California wonder George Horine did not break all Stockholm marks as Swedes objected to his cap technique. Teammates say Horine’s horseing style led to awkward changes and prevented full credit for his heights.
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George Horine
California
Stockholm
Horine
America
Cy Young Debuts With 8 1 Victory For Spiders
Seventeen year old Cy Young pitched his first major league game for the Cleveland Spiders against Pop Anson and the Chicago team and won 8 to 1, marking the start of a storied career.
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Cleveland Spiders
Pop Anson
Chicago
Giants All American World Tour Chartered for Stars
New York based corporation The New York Giants All American Around the World Tour Incorporated was chartered in Albany with 60000 capital. Directors include Frank Julius B J Locker Joseph Jacobson and Isador Klein. The plan targets a world tour of New York Nationals and American League stars after the season if New York wins the title. The fall start would span Europe and Australia with Roger Bresnahan guiding interest and advance agents already arranging plans.
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New York Giants
Albany
Frank
Julius
B. J. Locker
Joseph Jacobson
Isador Kiein
Baseball Corporation
New York Nationals
Europe
Australia
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Poultry Fanciers Gather for American Poultry Association Meet
Fanciers from across the country converge on Nashville Tennessee for the American Poultry Association convention opening Monday. The week features addresses and papers by authorities on poultry industry and breeding. The executive board meets to discuss association business.
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Nashville
Tenn
American Poultry Association
Campbell and Dunn on slate for today
In the Southern League outlook Campbell to pitch for Moone with Becker for Atlanta. Nunn catches for the visitors and Reynolds for the locals. Weather fair in Nashville as Birmingham and Nashville meet with Provigh and Yautz behind the plate.
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Dunnon
Atlanta
Aife
Moone
Becker
Nunn
Reynolds
Cox Wins Three at Grand Circuit Meet in Pittsburg
Walter R Cox drives three straight-heat victories at the Grand Circuit in Pittsburg. Arona McKinney wins the 2:18 trot, Baron A. takes the 2:15 pace, and Myrtle Baron wins the 2:20 pace. Don Densmore wins the free-for-all.
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Pittsburg
Walter R Cox
Arona McKinney
Baron A
Myrtle Baron
Don Densmore
Vernon McKinney
Densmore
Vas
Cear
Dry Denver
Lew Perkins
Directum Patch
Denver Jay
Fraternal Symposium of Three Great Orders in Denver
The Knights of Pythias at their Denver session approved funding for Uniform Bank of the order amounting to about 7115 dollars annually for two years via a one per cent per capita tax. A fraternal symposium featured leaders including Geo M Hanson Frank C Goudy and George B Griggs. An illustrated lecture on the Story of Pythian Knight hood preceded a ball as delegates plan a Monday excursion and expect the supreme lodge to stay through next Wednesday.
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Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Uniform Bank of the Order
Geo. M. Hanson
Frank C. Goudy
Rebeccas
George B. Griggs
Houston
Texas
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Penniman
Massachusetts
Forgery suspect confesses after cashiers checks found
William J. Renk alias Arthur H. Frank admitted a forgery career in a sworn statement. Police found eighty five cashier checks totaling 55 275 in his luggage. He disclosed marrying Mary T. Judge in Washington last month under the alias Arthur Frank.
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William J. Renk
Arthur H. Frank
Washington, D. C
Mary T. Judge
Arthur Frank
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