Unclear fragmentary report on early morning events
Fragmentary OCR text references a morning run and wrestling effort with mentions of Willard and a song. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible to form a coherent summary.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text references a morning run and wrestling effort with mentions of Willard and a song. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible to form a coherent summary.
A reader from Greensburg Indiana reports purchasing a patent medicine or remedy and later finding it cures after two uses. The note appears in a brief late 19th or early 20th century style submission. The text is fragmentary but centers on personal experience with the product.
One time heavyweight world champ Bob Fitzsimmons sought a marriage certificate for a fourth wife but forgot divorce decrees at the clerk’s window. The license clerk chided him about showing the necessary papers and asked if he was forgetful or overstrained.
CinCin National League beat Southern Association 2 to 0 in an exhibition. Players Browne Gonzales Clark White Schlier Marshall Magon and Gowdy among others noted. Boston Nationals defeated Cleveland American 6 to 10 at opponent venues. Cobb Crawford went hitless. New Orleans Southern Association beat AR club 8 to 1. ChiAmericans defeated Mesa Arizona 7 to 2 in Phoenix. Mesa collected 18 hits off Jaspers and Wolfgang.
The Sheepshead Bay race track was sold for 2 400 000 to a syndicate that plans to invest 1 000 000 in developing the property and building a two mile track for racing and motor cars.Miss Jessie Pyle of the Physical Training Institute won the women’s fencing title at the Fencers Club event in New Ptseek, taking honors from Miss Margaret Timson of the Home CeTRRAL. Dr Roller of by rath Wrestler claimed another title with Esson at the Great Flay tt Roller won two falls. Effie Leffingwell Tarling died of heart failure on stage in Washington while performing Its g¢ Way to Tipperary.
The report urges local donations of money and clothing to aid plateau sufferers. Contributions may be given at the office bill desk or the Mobile Intoche. relief committee notes aid will be directed by Dr J R Griffin Dr A annum and Dr C L Fisher with a meeting set for April 6 at 10 am at Emanuel Church inviting ministers professionals and business people to attend.
John D. Martin is elected president of the Memphis Baseball Association succeeding Russel Gardner of St. Louis who remains on the board after tendering his resignation. Gardner cited vast business commitments and limited ability to attend meetings as his reason. The article also notes roster rumors and potential trades involving Redland Giants and other clubs as spring training moves continue.
The Indoor Baseball League opened last night as Malcolm Crawford's Braves crushed Mitchell Cunningham's Cubs 24 to 1. Cubs led early, but Braves surged in the fifth inning and pulled away behind strong hitting from Tommie Sonost Malcolm Crawford and Ollinger.
John H. of the national association announced several release items today. A list shows purchases and transfers to Memphis, Nor ia, Rocky Mount, and other destinations. Names include Sam Alex Benn uth, Rich, Tigue, Geary, and King among others.
Anecdotes recount Barney Dreyfuss facing a paper wad bombardment at Hot Springs and a tense Exposition Park lease tale. The piece also covers Roger Bresnahan’s Cubs and Tommy Leach, Herzog’s Cincinnati Reds move, New Haven boxing hopes, and Christy Mathewson’s pitching legacy amid era opinions.
Gulfport to New Orleans towage planned for the Norwegian steamer Bluefielda to Mobile for repairs. Several vessels—the schooners Gm., C., Dona Christina, and Santa—anchored in the stream awaiting favorable winds. Other ships like Nestorian and Storfond reached destinations, with various port calls and cargo movements noted.
A catalog of ships and masters bound for Mobile, Pensacola, and nearby ports with voyage destinations. Entries include bark Ganges, schooner Edna V. Pickens, S. S. Norwegian, and other vessels with owners and home ports such as Glasgow, Havana, Liverpool, and Demerara.
Philadelphia reports arrival of the Str. New York from Norfolk and clearance of the Str. Suwanee to Savannah and Jacksonville. Savannah notes a arrival in the same period with minimal details.
A fragmentary list shows numerous vessels and owners tied to port facilities. Names include Clara C. Scott Maud B. Krum Irma Bentley Donna Christina and others tied to docks at Pier 2 and municipal facilities. Also mentions ships and ports across Belize Cuba South America and the United Kingdom.
Multiple vessels arrive and depart at Jacksonville Tampa Newport News New Orleans Port Arthur Norfolk Key West Charleston Pensacola Galveston and West Florida ports with ships including Quantico Mohawk Olivette Parismina Cibao Governor Cobb Lampasas and Artem is among those listed. Sailings extend to Glasgow Cardiff and New York with several liner and cargo routes noted.
A. W. McGill of Gay Oklahoma describes breaking out with white pimples on hands and face that itched at night. After using Cuticura Soap thrice daily and Cuticura Ointment, he reports immediate relief and no further eczema. The ad claims Free by Mail and worldwide sale.
Chicago April 1 George Moore of New York defeated William Huey for the world three cushion championship. Moore won 50 to 47 with a 9 high run while Huey’s best was 9.
Sacramento report says a bill to establish a one mile dry zone around all California normal schools and universities was defeated in the state senate yesterday.
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