Mobile Gulls Open Four-Game Series With Crackers Today
Mobile Gulls visit Crackers for a four game set at Ponce de Leon with two new outfielders Neigh torn and Hill from Kansas City and Ludwig ex-Baltimore catcher added for Mobile. Bartley likely to start for Crackers while Lolivelt may work for Gulls as teams swap lineups amid a busy road trip.
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Ponce de Leon
Crackers
Fsat
Mobile
Neightorn
Hill
Kansas City
Ludwig
Bt Louis
Memphis
Petit
Charlotte
Hainia Behultz
Savannah
Billy Bartley
New Orleans
Tom Fisher
Lolivelt
Rtockdale
Gulls
Smith
Thornton
Moran
Sabra
Roche
Rhoton
Jordan
Benson
Walker
Hardy
C. Bartley
Dee Eee
E - Lalivelt
Travelers
Orleana
Lookouts and Electrics deadlock in rain drenched game at Columbus
May 27 in Columbus Georgia the Lookouts and Electrics battled to a 3 to 3 tie as rain interrupted play. Bunching errors and solid defense kept the score tight with strong work by Helm Covany and Meek for the Lookouts while Chattanooga’s offense sputtered late. Umpire Van Hyckle. Time two hours. Attendance about 2,500.
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Lookouts
Columbus
Foren Pansay
Chattanwaxa Cage Cohen Busewegt
Helma
Bit
Lookouta
Cgeakill
Bammert
Stadsbargh
RHE Chattanooga
Gaaxili
Meek
Helm and Covany
van Hyckle
Bavannah
Augusta
Kane
Debalt
Saillard
Charleston
Savannah Beere R.H
Avannan
Aukasia
Pirates 7 Boston 0 in rain drenched National League game
National League clash saw Pittsburgh edge Boston 7 to 0 after heavy hitting in the sixth and seventh. Pitcher Gibson and batters Linda and Graham supported a decisive win as the weather deteriorated and a dispute led to a grounds-specific ejection. Time noted at 1.45.
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Pirates
Daves
Boston
Pittabure
Delug
Derebau
Deciaton
Pittubure
Gibson
Linda
Graham
eRigtor
Trudy
White Sox Beat Yankees In Major League Exhibition
American League report describes Chicago’s 7 to 1 win over New York in a rain-shortened game at Chicago May 17. The line score shows Chicago denting the board early 1 1 0 and New York scoring two runs in the sixth, with final call to allow visiting players to catch a train to Washington.
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White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
New York
Washington
New York, 909 607 900 O~3 10" F Battres—Smith and Sullivan
Kagra’ Omahlin
Perrine
Amateur Cup Winner and Jockey Club Stakes Results
Moorteh King captured the Amateur Cup at Helmont Park while Three Mobile Starsie st won the Club Stakes. The Bay Cheater Handicap and other races drew small fields in rainy weather with Wine Mawson and Choirmaster among the notable finishers. Cel t and Dalmatian also ran in the meeting.
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Helmont Park
N.Y
Attandad
Cresvy
Evening Song
Clans
Banator Krackett
Belmingtor
Helan Carron
Dugan
Beth
Oaklawn
Hubie
Bute
Susan Time
Jie
Meese
Tans
Gene Ff
Twenty Colleges In Meet Today
Cambridge May 27 Intercollegiate track and field championships reach a milestone as the thirty fourth annual Mott Haven games open tomorrow at Harvard stadium. Twenty eastern colleges send about 1000 athletes competing in thirteen events with ten institutions entering contestants in every event.
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Cambridge
Meas
Yesterday's results across minor leagues and associations
Scores from the Southern and American Leagues with rainouts and incomplete results. Notable events include Cleveland 5 Loula 2, San Antonio 6 San Antonio 6, Waco 1, and Richmond 4 Danville 0 amid a mix of wins, losses, and unsettled games across regional circuits.
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Texas Leaguue
San Antonio
Waco
Braveport
Dala
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Houston
Galveston
Ioustan & Galveaton
Arkansas
Arconta
Fort Smith
Helena
Alexandria
Jonesboro
Monroe
Hot Springs
Texarkans
Richmond
Danville
Portamouth
Lynchburg
Where They Play Today Athern League and Others
Theater of early baseball notes shows New Orleans at Montgomery and Memphis at Nashville with several intercity matchups in the American and National Leagues. A Moultrie triumph over Adel 5 to 3 is noted with pitchers Hail for Adel and McLean for Moultrie.
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Athern League
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Nashvile
Little Nock
Birmingham
Moultrie
Adel
Hail Ofarke
McLean
Altrle
Tao
Marist Nine Defeats Peacock In Prep League Game
Marist College beat Peacock School 4 to 1 on the Marist grounds in a prep league contest. Falvey pitched well for Marist, while Martin started for Peacock and Cray shifted from first to short. The win keeps Marist within a game of High School, who lead the league, with next match against Boys High.
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Peacock
Marist Boys
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Cray
Armistead
Mrat Bay
Mariat Boya
Falvey
Joe Bean
Rattotas—Falvey and
Dinkine
Martn
Edison
Trotty
Mobile Team Sells Players to Southern Leagues
Mobile IL Association transfers Pitcher Meinig Schulz to Charlotte North Carolina in the Carolina League and Catcher Pets to Savannah in the South Atlantic League.
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Als
Mobile IL Association
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Charlotte
N. Geor
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Johnson says Jeffries won't fight Johnson fight unlikely
New York May 7 Jack Johnson heavyweight champion says Jeffries is too old to fight and will not meet him. Johnson plans to go to California to face Al Kaufman in July for ten thousand dollars with promoters Lecart and Coffroth pursuing terms.
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Jack Johnson
Puble
James J. S
al Kaufman
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Toma
Lecart
Costroth
Johnson
Kaur- Flan
Billy Dalaney
Han
Lepart
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Fraternity
Corbett Refuses To Meet Johnson In Boxing Match
Chicago May 11 37 James J Corbett refused to box six rounds with Jack Johnson saying he had no desire or intention to fight Johnson. He claimed he fought to defend the white race and that with Jeffries now set to beat Johnson there was no occasion for further attention to the black challenger.
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Chicago
James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Corbett
Philadelphia
Johnson
Jeffries
Segrees
International Olympic Committee Meets to Organize 1910 Games
Berlin May 27 The international committee of the Olympic games meets under Baron de Coubertin to plan the 1910 events. The Touring Club of France silver cup for the exhibition of gymnastics at London is awarded to German Turners. Diplomas are issued to Dr Charcot Count Zenpalin the German seroneut and Colonel Buotok.
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Berlin
Baron de Coubertin
France
London
Charcot
Zenpalin
Seroneut
Buotok
Latonia Race Day Attracts Favorites In Tight Card
Latonia today features top choices in five and a half furlong sprints and a one mile test as Meadow Harriet Rowe and Usury headlined a crowded card. Notable results include a favorite win in the fourth race and strong showings from Camel and Dooney.
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la Chainnail
Ohie
Cyaike
Usury
Lilian Ray
Camel
Meadow
Harriet Rowe
Vorite
Rover
Bob Co
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Reer
Aountain
Metzie
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Shipp
Mountain
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Dooney
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Page
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Brake
Gleaner
TV Tela
Ethel Caray
Lafayatta
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Tom Molland
Walsh
Halbert
Rice
Stegnd
Hint
Oke Thieme
Kiddy
Agnes Wood
Addox
Dr. Armatrong
Bopranc
Waddle Lee
Mise Felix
Nenno Aleo
Ig Tolklinn
Martin
Cwillamay
Accosa
Trainon
T. F. Henry
Aulalre
Four Men Left in Championship Golf Tourney in Memphis
In Memphis on May 27 the Southern Golf Association tournament narrowed to four in the championship flight and several in minor flights. Edrington beat Carroll 1 up after a tight 18 holes. Knowles defeated Buntin 5 up with 4 to play, posting a 76. Gaines beat Byrd 4 up and Oliver beat Hood 4 up. Semifinals set for Knowles vs Edrington, with Gaines or Oliver in the other pairing.
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Memphis
Tenn
Maladin
Southern Golf Association
Knowles
Pensacola
Jack Edrington
A. W. Gaines
Chattanooga
Co. Cc. Oliver
Zille Knowles
Lawrence Buntin
New Orleans
South
Hierret
Bastle
Huatta
Gaines
Byrd
Oliver
Hood
Edrington
Eertial
Three Cornered Auto Race At Louisville Showdown
Louisville May 27 Homer George Shriners automobile pace mast returned from a tour seeking entries for the three cornered meet. Twelve entries secured headlining Lewis Strang Dartney Oldfield and Santa Chevrolet with factory drivers from several firms. The marquee events are 10 mile free for all 10 mile handicap and 30 mile stock car races featuring Strang Oldfield and Chevrolet driving Buick for a dramatic three cornered contest to headline the meet.
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Homer George
Shriners’ Automobile
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
India
Lawis Strang
Darney Oldfisiaé
Santa Chevrolet
Strang
Oldfield
Chevrolet
Buick
Memphis Golfers Dominate Round In Southern Meet
G B Williams of Memphis won 4 up with 2 to play over Jackson of New Orleans, while W A Blount from Pensacola fell 2 up and 1 to play to CW Butler of Memphis. Van Vleet beat Charles McCreery 1 up with 3 to play, and Thomasson defeated Fulmer 2 up. McCulloch edged Jackson 2 up in the second round. Van Vleet beat Helaketl 6 up 4 to play. Butler won 2 up over Reynolds. Thomasson defeated Riley 2 up. Memphis Country Club earned the team cup with a 333, New Orleans second at 335. Officers of the Southern Golf Association were announced: Horace F. Smith of Nashville president, George Adair of Atlanta vice president. Directors named: Leigh Carroll, New Orleans. Albert Mallory, Memphis. E R Byatts, Houston. L T Kirh, Anniston. R W M Baugh, Birmingham. Thomasson, Chattanooga. D M Goodwyn, Louisville. The annual tournament site and secretary-treasurer will be decided at the winter meeting. Seaboard advert notes 8.65 return to Memphis for U G YW reunion.
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Butler
Reynolds
Thomasson
Riley
Memphis Country Club
New Orleans
George Adair
Th Southern Golf Association
Horace FF. Smith
Nashville
Atlanta
Leigh Carroll
Albert Mallory
Memphis
E.R. Byatts
Houston
L. T. Kirh
Anniston
R. W M. Baugh
Birmingham
Chattanoogs
Olympia track day yields multiple winners at Chattanooga
At Chattanooga May 27 the Olympia track hosted a strong crowd as Contey and Long Shot Conley led a slate of victories. Three races produced decisive finishes with winners including Anna Smith in the 3-year-old purse, Gambrinus in the 4-year-olds, and Stoneman in the 3-year-olds handicap.
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Olympia Track
Victori
Conley
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Anna Smith
McCarthy
Hrowaway
Alex
Big T
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Tima
Alo
Stace
Stoneman
G Canley
Slater Evalyn
Mothy
Miss Imagens
Garkwil
Sonoma
Atwo
McLean Suspended by Cincinnati Manager Despite Absence
Catcher McLean of Cincinnati was indefinitely suspended with no salary by Manager Griffith after he left the club for a week without permission. Griffith says McLean deserted Froelyn and was last in New York, with mixed reports from Carlisle and Annapolis.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Grifith
Griffith
Froelyn
New York
Straws and Panamas Featured in Whitehall Styles
A fragmented item lists straw hats and Panama designs in Whitehall style, mentioning Lussey and a cleaner or enhanced spring collection. The readable text hints at fashion notes from a local style column.
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Ne Whitehall
Norfolk Track Rivalry Marks Navy Day Races
At Norfolk Virginia on a windy May day four to five hundred sailors and Marines attended races at Jamestown track. Despite a rough surface from last night’s rain the meeting drew heavy betting, with Delle Mawr winning two year old maiden division, Hed Dos taking the three year old stakes, Cloisteress prevailing in four year olds, and Momentum winning a six furlong selling race among other results.
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Norfolk Naval Training Station
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Minnesota
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Jamentown
Sailor Sports
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Hed Dos
Jennie Wells
Lamp‘ Teimmer
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King
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