Gulls Play Crowns Exhibition At Monroe Park
The first exhibition game of the season at Monroe Park is set for this afternoon at 3 30 between Mobile Southern Association and Crown Theatre. Lineup lists Cavet Moore Snell Tennant Waldron Clancy Browmich Burke McDowell Wilcox Crowns Thomas Walsh Farnell Green Johnston Nortathher Denton Erie Murphy Good brad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park
Mobile Southern Association
Crown Theatre
Cavet
Moore
Snell
Tennant
Waldron
Clancy
Browmich
Burke
McDowell
Wilcox
Crowns—Thomas
Walsh
Baseball News Across Cities Opens 1916 Season
Reports from Beaumont Cincinnati Chattanooga Denver and Denver outline player moves and incidents as 1916 season begins. Giants optioned Indian athlete to Milwaukee. Reds discuss red Tony pitching after a Memphis altercation. Athletics fight erupts in Chattanooga with a 2 0 victory. Denver talks sale and roster moves as McGill may move club. multiple Hoosier players eyed for Denver roster.
Exhibition Games Report From Multiple Cities
Baseball scores listed from New Orleans Washington Fort Worth St Louis Chicago and other sites show varying results while rain affected games in White Sox and Detroit clashes. Bay Shore Gun Club announces a meeting in March with a 25 member event and planned officer elections later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chicago Nationals
Washington
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
Boston Nationals
Delphia Americans
St. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Fort Worth
Chicago White Sox
Houston-Detroit
Princeton
Villa Nova
Jimmy Quina Shines in Pensacola Match Bout
Jimmy Quinn of this city, a successful boxer in local bouts, displayed skill in Pensacola. The report notes his performance at the Dadivessi Men’s event and references his bouts with Hektees and Pee Pei 6, highlighting rising form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Quina
Pensacola
Jimmy Quinn
Local baseball results include Operators edge Auditors 3–2 at Lyons Park
In Lyons Park play the Operating Department team defeated the Auditors 3 to 2. Alvarez and Pittard led the winners while Britton and Ras were umpires. Other results mention the Buyers defeating the Camps 12 to 4 at Kling's diamond and a Davis vs Spring Hill College game forecast as aseason highlight with lineup details and mound plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Park
R. H. E. Auditors
Alvarez
Pittard
E. Buck
Britton
Ras
Kling
Spring Hill Ve. A. D. Davis
Davis
Ssprinte Hill Ae
Calametti
Connorly
Wiseman
Andrew Smith
College Battery
Bienvenu
Ching
Christovich
Mackin
Spring Hill College
Brunett
Hastings
Gurren
Holbrook
Joe Glansen
O ' Gonnolly
Roads Mapped as Mobile Automobile Club Logs Twelve Routes
The Mobile Automobile Club reports completion of twelve tourist route maps through its field engineer Harry Locke. One route, the Coden belt road, spans 69 miles and loops through Hall’s Mill Theodore Del champs Coden Bayouia Barre Grand Bay and back. The club also logged a Dickens Ferry road to the Mississippi line while noting a surge in new members. E. L. Robinson of Mobile and Ohio Railroad will speak on poultry marketing at the Chamber of Commerce on April 11 under the Gulf Coast Poultry Association. Egg laying contests conclude April 10 with a second starting April 12 and monthly contests planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Autoobile Club
Harry Locke
Codenbelt
Hall's Mill Road
Theodore
Delchamps
Coden
Bayouia Barre
Grand Bay
Hall's Mill
Satsuma
Dickens Ferry
Mississippi
Mobile Automobile Club
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Robinson
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Gulf Coast Poultry Association
What Scared Nellie Winners From Last Sunday's Puzzle
The Mobile Item lists winners for last Sunday's puzzle and the daily prize winners. Names include Blanche Cooper, Maggie Flowers, Norma Mab Wheiss, Marguerite Brown, Gregory Knee, Dorothy Grey, Mercey Pittroff, Douglass Fowler, Lyman D. Toulmin Jr, Henry Hubbard, Ruth Rayford, Claude Schiffdilin, Myrtle Wilson, Dorothy Parkhill, Hilda Adams, John Swift, and many others from addresses across the city. Prizes include Empire tickets and doubled Sunday rewards for top correct entries.
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Tommy
St. Gregory Knee
Berl Wilmer
Dorothy Grey
Mercey Pittroff
Bayou St. Douglass Fowler
Broad St
Lyman D. Toulmin, JR
Roo
Henry Hubbard
Ann
Ruth Rayford
Claude Schieffdilin
Conti
Myrtle Wilson
Dorothy Parkhill
Espeso
Hilda Adams
John Swift
Pong Dancenbrereus
Denved Mamndgte Mt. Herve Charest
Warren St
Dauphin St
Fk Cece Edicts
Adeoveb
S. Broad St. Aig
Burmeore
Owe Ba Bolas Ce
Church St. Vivian
Hannan Ave
Dorothy -Meger
Monroe St
Myrtle Morgan
N. Lafayette
Josephine Layton
George Drago
Fannie Morgan
Agalae D. McNellage
Barbara Barouson
S. Conception St
Julia Butt
Government
St. Mary
Battles Hotel social notes and residents update
Mrs. Woodie Woods hosted a "500" card club afternoon with blue bird decorations and prizes for top and consolation scores. Guests include Mrs. Gavin Hunter, Miss Corinne Wood, and Chester Spear, with future hostesses planned. Several local residents and visitors are noted, along with a report on the Illinois Club meeting at the Battle House and the upcoming Know-Your-City trip to Mobile Spring Company assemblies at St Michael and Boralree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battles
Ala
Woodie Woods
Gavin Hunter
Hutchings
Aurine
Metzger
Nadi
Corinne Wood
Chester Spear
Miss Brobeck
Alice Batt
Sweetwater
Stiles
Mobile
Corinne Roberts
Lovie McKinstry Chalkley
Jennie McKinstry
Lamphrey
Isol
George Winter
Irene
Eva Case
Sara Garner Hoffman
Stoll
Aleta
Marie
Geraldine Hill
Washington
Hattie Arnold
Joseph Metzger
Arata
Clark
Beach Hotel
Ohlan
John W Aurora
Til
M. Phillips
Chicago
W. A. Stoddard
Robertsdale
John Bliss
F. W. Baiser
O. Stapleton
C. Richt
Foley
B.S. Braden
Iil
C. Calden
John Edwards
Garden
Iowa
Mae Groom
BK. Hora Mobile
Frank Hill
Mowater
H. C. Rice
Whitewater
Wis
J. Bliss
Loxley
Illinois Club
Battle House
L. Martin
St. Francis Street
Brown
Government Street
Mobile Spring Company
St. Michael and Boralree
Young Men's Benevolent Association Meeting Notice
Officers and members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting next Thursday evening at 8 o clock. By order of John H. Moore Henry Ledebur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young. Men's. Benevolent . Association
Regu
John H. Moore
Henry Ledebur
Beety
Local Notes and Upcoming Meetings in Fairhope
Fairhope reports include Mrs Knight leaving for the North and Miss Margarite Dickson visiting Mobile. The Fairhope League South meets at the organic school next Friday at 3 with the Parents' Round Table at 4. Library Association plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting April 4 with Mrs Sloss. Julia McKvaine visits Whittier Hall for a few weeks. P E Clapsaddle and family depart for Kankakee Illinois from Fels avenue. A new play The Dutch Detective debuts April 14. Harry Parker surveys oyster beds near Bon Secour. Mead family heads to Grays Lake Illinois. Mrs Lawson will join the K of P excursion to Dauphin Island which netted nearly $50 for the benefit fund. Gasoline packet Irma readied for Eastern Shore service this summer. Civic League sets a special meeting. teachers picnic at Valencia and Fly creek trip to Robinson's lake. Joseph Baldwin of Summerdale was in town recently.
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Margarite Dickson
Mobile
Fairhope League South
Organic School
Parents’ Round Table
The
Library Association
Dr. Sloss
Julia McKvaine
Oak Park
Whittier Hall
P. E. Clapsaddle
Zulabelle
Kankakee
Ill
Gooding
Fels Avenue
H. G. Whittier
Freemont
N. H
Rae
Whittier 1
Harry Parker
Bon Secour
Mead
Mr. Lawson
Grays Lake
Fairhope
Shoe makers plead to keep skirts short
Boston report notes New England footwear makers urge shorter skirts as fashion trends expose ankles. They claim slimmer ankles boost shoe sales and call for changes to keep skirts from rising again.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Milady
Striking Dairymen Hit Chicago Area Milk Supply
In Chicago and neighboring states 10,000 dairymen halted milk deliveries after rejecting a demand of 1.55 a hundred pounds. Picket lines blocked roads and upset wagons spilling milk as strikers protested.
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Chicago
Chi
Wereres
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Ocean Springs Residents Call for Rates Parity with New Orleans
Colonel Stealey reports commuters in Ocean Springs see little incentive to visit Mobile after Louisville and Nashville sold thirty trip family tickets. The price gap of 1.20 dollars over 84 miles to New Orleans versus 56 miles to Mobile deters travel, with locals urging newspapers to press for parity and more entertainment options in Mobile.
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Ocean
Louisville and Nashville
Stealey
Ocean Sort
Mobile
Ocean Ngs
Colonel Stealey
New Orleans
Ocean Springs
Louisville
Nashville
Albert Tells Of Rotary Club Work In Mobile Address
International President Albert D. Albert spoke to the Mobile Rotary Club at the Battle House outlining Rotary’s growth from four founders in Chicago to about 24 000 members worldwide. He cited uplift projects in Washington Syracuse Fort Worth and Austin, praising donations of time money and materials that created scholarships housing refuges and aid for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Rotary Club
Battle House
Albert D. Albert
Chicago
Rotary
England
Scotland
Canada
United States
Hawaii
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Albert
Washington
Syracuse
N. Y
Fort Worth
Texas
Learing
Austin
Rotary Club
Danville
Erestates
Settlement Home Wins in Pee Home Diamond Game
The Settlement Home second team defeated the First Baptist Juniors 9 to 0 on Saturday at the Pee Home diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settlement
First Baptist
Freddie Welsh Loses Decision to Leonard in New York
In Madison Garden Freddie Welsh the world lightweight champion lost a ten round decision to Benny Leonard of New York. Leonard controlled the bout with left and right blows to Welsh's head and jaw, drawing blood from Welsh's left eyebrow and nose in a fast clean contest.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Freddie Welsh
England
Madison Garden
Leonard
Welst
Sea Times
Alabama Tops Howard College 8 3 in Bluff Park game
Alabama defeated Howard College 8 to 3 in Birmingham with Tompkins pitching seven strong innings and permitting three hits. Cargile led at the plate with four hits in as many trips as the Crimson captain, while Howard score by innings shows a 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Boozer
Lindsay
Tompad McWhorter
Styles
Oplin
Etheridge Fined and Schimpf Acquitted in City Court
A. B. Etheridge was fined $50 and costs by a jury in city court for violating the ne ae. Charles Schimpf was acquitted. Deputy sheriffs seized quantities of liquor at multiple locations including John Wheeler, Ran ntreet and Old Shell road, A. Davis avenue and Lafayette, and J. S. Robbins, Water street, a Conti, and in each place seized liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Etheridge
Charles Schimpf
Charles Nelson
John Wheeler
Ranntreet
Old Shell Road
A. Davis Avenue
Lafayette
J. S. Robbins
Water Street
Conti
McKeough Released After Illegal Jail Commitment
A. P. McKeough, jailed six hours for contempt of court over unpaid alimony, was freed after a habeas corpus filing in city court. Judge Semmes ruled the commitment illegal. Deser tion charges against Lillie McKeough also led to release Saturday following a trial.
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M’keough
A. P. McKeough
Jesse Hogan
Lillie McKeough
Tisdale Touwart
Semmes
McKeough
P A Tors Hold Meeting At Cawthon Hotel
Post C Travelers Protective Association will hold a meeting Tuesday night at the Cawthon Hotel. Business of importance is to come before the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Tor
Post C
Travelers’ Protective Association
Cawthon Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati
Ohio
Manace
Reds
Red Toney
New York Yankees
Toney
Memphis
Chattanooga
Kid Elberfeld
Crane
Philadelphia Athletics
Ma Martina
Elberfeld
Athletics
Denver
Colo
Jimmy McGill
Indianapolis
McGill
Indianapolis American Association
Charlie Williams
Cubs
Hank Indianapolis
BAY Shore Gun Club
Boene
A. Stauter
Raft River
Hine Club
Dixie Park
Mobile Giants
ABC of Indianapolis
Pation Radedecvvense
Teaserinas
Oaks
Townsend
Seay
Oakes
Smit
Doyle
Thompson
Daphne
Atmore
Lowery
R. H. B.scvesesel
Automobile Club
Rexall
Ant
Avu
Sega
Daves. Bauer Dauphin
Conception
Our Drug Department
Nellie
University
Howard College
Etheridge
Schimpf
U. Cc. T
United Commercial Travelers
Charles Felder
John F. Aldridge
P. Byrne
W. F. Davidson
H. J. Cashman
M. A. Lyons
Sentinel
B. B. Marshall
J. H. Pugh
Goodyear Way
Gulf City Shoe Repairing and Shine Parlor
North Royal St
Bell
the Item
Baldwin Counties
Action
Panama Auction CO
St. Francis St
Phone Bell
Home
Royal Street Lumber CO
D. Palliser’s Sons
Dauphin Street
Rosedale Creamery
Brandon & CO
St. Francis St. Bell
Mobile Elevator Co
Exchange Alley
Pure Food Fish Company
Florida Fish CO
Kin. E. Cor
Royal and Church
J. G. Mangeldorf
Gen. Mgr
Bu St
Tennessee
Mobile Ice Cream CO
Ocksmith
M. C. P. Williams
Lo Conception St. Bell
Bes
Marinello
Lovie McKinstry
Buerger
Ictures
RK & Watt
Maxwell, Conti and
Ailmaker
Rigger
H. Trom
South St
Bell Phone
Exchange Jrniture Ang Stove CO
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