Rowdyism and rank decisions mar Birmingham game
Mobile defeated Birmingham 6 to 3 in a badly played game marked by rowdy behavior and disputed umpire calls. Hub Northern was ejected, manager Schmidt briefly left the field, and a bench clash led to a police-tended scene with one fight ending in a mobile player punching Calhoun.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
O'Toole
Breitenstein
Northern
O'Toolely
Schmidt
Bile
Black
Baumer
Calhoun
Coombs
Coombs Bom
Unres
Ers
R. H
Peoria
PeMeenern
Cowan
Baumgardner
Momentat
Egeyington
R WU. Po.a. E. OS
Moore Va Elder
Wallace
xStewart
R.ols Suusore ePai Fear Ea
Birmigham
Carroll
Miller
Roth
Covington
O’toole
Winns community notes bring visitors and events
In Winn, Steve Martin visited last week. Glover Payne from Grove Hill was in town on business. School closed Friday and Mrs Minnie Mobley left for Grove Hill. J A Leonard and son Kirby visited Cross Roads Saturday. John and Paul Jones and Clarence Snell attended Mr Bumper's Saturday night entertainment. Rev R L Campbell and family moved into the Lavender house. Bertrand McLaskey visited. Mrs Lavender spent the weekend here. Carlos K Leonard accompanied Joes back home. William sen of Wilmer called Sunday. R H Tucker attended a race. Sunday school organized at Wesley's Chapel on Sunday afternoon.
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Winn
Ala
Steve Martin
Glover Payne
Grove Hill
Minnie Mobley
Grove Hil
J. A. Leonard
Kirby
Cross Roads
John and
Paul Jones
Clarence Snell
Clarkestown
McVay
Mene
Wesley’s Chapel
Results Friday Southern League baseball scores
Memphis defeated Chattanooga 8 to 5 with strong hitting and timely runs. New Orleans beat Atlanta 7 to 6 as Weaver Beck and Higgins led the offense. Nashville triumphed 7 to 5 against Little Rock, aided by leverett and street.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Shirley
Morrison
Merritt
Andrew
Cunningham
Metter
Betts
New Orleans
Atlavita
Weaver
Beck
Higgins
Dent
Thompson and Neiderborn
Nashville
National League Baseball Scores and Lineups Featured
League standings and box scores are listed with teams Appleton McCarty Perritt Griner and Glenn Lavender versus Brooklyn Meyers St Louis Archer Pittsburgh Vance Conzelman Kandlehner Gibson Schang Douglass Dale New York Chicago Cincinnati Maelen VIA Boston Philadelphia rain appears in the record with weather noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
McCarty
Perritt
Baseball score dump between teams with player lists
Box score style fragment shows multiple teams and players including Hagerman Jones Egan Cavet Boland Ledbetter McKee Roth Comstock Mays Carri gan Thomas Bressler Shawkey McAvoy Lapp Sty Lious Russell Cicotte Schalk Loud ermilk Agnew Brown Sweeney Galia Ainsmith. No clear narrative or dates.
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Cleveland
Hagerman
Jones
Egan
Cavet
Boland
Ledbetter
McKee
Boston
Philadelphia
Roth
Comstock
Mays
Carrigan
Thomas
Bressler
Shawkey
McAvoy
Lapp
Chicago
Sty Lious
Russell, Cicotte and
Schalk
Loudermilk and Agnew
New York
Washington
Brown
Sweeney
Galia
Ainsmith
Baseball box score snippet with tied game and rain
Pittsburgh bats totaled seven runs to edge Chicago by three to four. Rogge Berry Prendergast Fischer led Pittsburgh while Bailey Owens Falkenburg Rariden battled for Baltimore Newark. Rain affected Buffalo Brooklyn game.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
E Rogge
Berry
Prendergast
Fischer
Baltimore
Newark
Bailey
Owens
Falkenburg
Rariden
Buffalo-Brooklyn
Local Scores Report from Evening Baseball Cards
Savannah defeats Augusta 7 to 3 and Albany edges Jacksonville 6 to 3. Columbia shuts out Charleston 3 to 0, while Macon wins 16 to 8 over Columbus.
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Savannah
Augusta
Columbia
Charleston
Albany
Jacksonville
Macon
Columbus
Texas League Scores Standings Update
San Antonio defeated Beaumont 5 to 4 while Galveston lost to Houston 2 to 6. Fort Worth fell 2 to 4 against Dallas and Waco lost 4 to 6 to Shreveport.
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San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Waco
Shreveport
Baseball scores from American Association games
The report lists multiple results from the American Association baseball schedule: Cleveland 6 over Indianapolis 4, Louisville 2 over Columbus 0, Kansas City 8 over St. Paul 4, and Minneapolis 9 over Milwaukee 4.
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American Association
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Mississippi college champs clinch state honors in basketball
Millsaps College has clinched the Mississippi championship and will host Alabama and Mississippi honors with the Institute champions. The text lists scores like Harvard 6 Virginia 6 Michigan 1 and Tennessee 0, along with other results, including Selma and Marion in the sequence.
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Selma Cssccres
Marion
Mississippi A. & M. D. Virginia
Michigan
Kentucky State
University of Tennessee
No Use to Try and Wear Out Your Cold
Coughs and colds weaken strength and invite ailments if neglected. Dr King’s New Discovery is urged as the first dose helps clears up congestion so you breathe easier and feel better. Start taking it now to check a cold in its early stages.
Catcher Larry Brown Replaces Burke in Mobile Lineup
Mobile club shifts catcher Larry Brown to Birmingham to fill for Mike Burke who broke a thumb and is out about three weeks. Calhoun faces possible 5 to 10 day suspension for a fight with Coombs. Cobard on sick list but played. Cowan strong at third and first with seven chances. Baumgardner draws fan support in Birmingham. youngster shows versatility. Wahoo transfers to New York. Jones hints at pinch hitting for Terriers. Maranville and Magee earn praise at spring training.
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Larry Brown
Birmingham
Mike Burke
Burke
Calhoun
Coombs
Cobard
Northern
Cowan
Gulls
Schmidt
Birminghhm
Baumgardner
Mobile
Charlie
Wahoo
Atlanta
New York
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Fielder Jones
Terriers
Jones
White Sox
Rabbit” Maranville
Boston Nationals
Griffith
Coy
Fox
Sherwood Magee
Braves
Iry Lejeune
Pirates
McGraw
Palermo
Mamaux
Fred Clarke
Jack Karst
Ernie
Trinity 12 Defeats All Saints Sunday School Team 9 to 8
The Trinity 12 baseball squad, with six regulars and three substitutes, beat All Saints Sunday School 9 to 8 at Lyons Park. Doyle pitched well for All Saints, Edgar homered for Trinity, with Edgar and Konitz catching and Doyle and Wheat in the batteries.
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Trinity 12
Trinity
All Saints
Lyons Park
Doyle
Edgar
Edgar and Konitz
Wheat
Jackson defeats U M S in opener 7 to 4
Jackson, Ala. won the first game of the series 7 to 4 on Thursday. McVay drove in runs and Lawlis pitched well for Jackson. U M S hitters Zimmern and Battson contributed, while Foxworth Lawlis and Bryan added Jackson hits.
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Jackson
Ala
Cunningham
Lawlis
Bryant
Zimmern
Prim
Boykins
McVay
Battson
Foxworth
Bryan
English featherweight Kid Lewis defeats Lore in ten rounds
In Montreal Kid Lewis, holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt, outpoints Johnny Lore of New York in a ten round bout. Also in Chicago the Illinois Athletic Club wins the National AAU water polo title over NYAC. In San Francisco Thomas A. Corbett, brother of James J. Corbett, dies at 37.
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Montreal
Kid Lewis
England
Lord Lonsdale
Johnny Lore
New York
Chicago
Illinois Athletic Club
National Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas A. Corbett
James J. Corbett
Portland Polo Team Beats Burlingame for Cups
In San Francisco on April 17 the Portland polo team defeated Burlingame 7 1 2 to 4 1 2 in the final match for the Burlingame cups played under the Panama Pacific Exposition auspices.
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San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Burlingame
Kilbane to Box Mandot in New Orleans May 3
Cleveland featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane fights lightweight Joe Mandot in a ten round no decision bout set for May 3 in New Orleans. They previously met in Akron with a newspaper decision declaring a draw.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Kilbane
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Akron
Penn relay races set for next weekend amid strong entries
Philadelphia April 17 University of Pennsylvania hosts relay races next Friday and Saturday described as the premier college athletic event after the intercollegiates. top athletes from eighty colleges are entered, signaling a potentially record breaking meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Decline in Cricket Games Compared to Baseball Growth in Australasia
In Sydney on April 17 authorities note baseball gains in popularity across Australasia while cricket match attendance has fallen significantly over the past decade. Previously marquee all-Australia versus all-England derbies drew large crowds, rivaling baseball turnout in the United States on bulletin boards.
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Sydney
Australia
Australasia
all-England
United States
Penn sprinter expects 100 yard record to stand
Philadelphia April 17. Donald F. Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania says the current 100 yard record of 9.35 seconds will likely never be beaten, but he believes the 220 and 440 yard dash times will eventually be improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Donald F. Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
Louisville Heavyweight Marvin Hart to Return to Ring
Louisville heavyweight Marvin Hart, famed for beating Jack Johnson in 1905, announces plans to come back to boxing. His last bout was a 1911 knockout by Carl Morris in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. Hart is 38 years old.
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Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Cuba
Willard
Johnson
Sam McVey
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Pugilist
San Francisco
Carl Morris
Sapulpa
Ofla
Piping Rock Racing Association Sets Spring Meet Dates
The race committee in Locust Valley New York has ordered the program for the spring meeting to be run on Wednesday June 2 and Saturday June 5 at Locust Valley L I course.
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New York
Piping Rock Racing Association
Locust Valley
L.L
Japanese premier predicts end to European war soon
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Count Okuma told journalists the European conflict would likely end soon due to prolonged exhaustion among combatants. He cited fatigue and diminishing support as key factors pushing toward a conclusion.
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Count Okuma
GAMES TODAY SCHEDULES ACROSS LEAGUES
A slate of baseball games listed for today includes New Orleans at Atlanta Memphis at Chattanooga Mobile at Birmingham Nashville at Little Rock with varying weather and multiple American League games such as New York at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Washington Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Boston St Louis at Chicago Chicago at St Louis Kansas City at Pittsburgh Baltimore at Newark and Brooklyn at Buffalo with times around 3:00 to 3:30 and conditions mostly clear or cloudy.
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Nashville Ee
New Orleans
Mobile
Atlanta
Chattanooga Cr
Birmingham
Little Rock
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Hoston
Cleveland
Chicago Ee
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Detroit
Federal League
Chicago
Ite Ethls
Kansas
Newark
Buffalo
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Baltimore
Pollard Notes Busy Social Week and Local Happenings
Dr. R E Peebles Bros visiting Birmingham relatives. Mayo Chapter O E S served ice cream at school grounds. Miss Elmer McPherson returned from Montgomery after bridesmaid role. Knights of Pythias show revival in Pythianism. C H Edwards planted spineless cactus for orchard growth. Elba’s Miss Rena Ham visiting Pollard aunt Mrs Wise. Pollard youths held riverbank picnic last Tuesday.
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Pollard
Ala
R. E. Peebles & Bros
Birmingham
Mayo
J. S. Dickson
Loundesboro
W. A. Williams
Elmer McPherson
Montgomery
Edwards-Williams
T. S. Sowell, Jr
Brewton
Pink Harvey
J. B. O. Bannon
Knights of Pythias
Ork
J. E. Rose
W. J. McLellan
C. H .Edwards
Edwards
Rena Ham
Elba
W. J. Wise
Local notes from Kushla Mushla area April updates
Miss Lucy Sturtevant visits Mobile and stays with her niece Mrs. M Tisdale on Old Shell road. Jeannette Dennis travels from Mobile to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Webb. Mr A R Adam spends time in Mobile. Mrs. Jack Lathrop returns to Mobile and visits Mrs James O Neal. The morning thermometer reads 49 degrees. Mr Sturtevant processes 1 200 chickens Tuesday.
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Mushla
Ala
Lucy Sturtevant
Mobile
M. Tisdale
Old Shell Road
Jeannette Dennis
Oscar Webb
A. R. Adam
Jack Lathrop
James O'Neal
Sturtevant
Health Promotes Happiness Through Digestion
Health promotes happiness by stressing digestion and regular bowel movements. The text urges keeping bowels open to avoid sickness and offers a Life Dill product as a remedy.
Busy Caribbean trade voyage and local river traffic.
The British schooner C. D. Pickles sails from Mobile for Caribarien Cuba with lumber cargo. The Alabama river packet Peerless and the Tombigbee river packet John Quill arrive at the city docks with freight and passengers destined for Selma and Tombigbee points. The Fort Morgan of United Fruit discharges then heads to Puerto Barrios while Tarpon undergoes overhaul and is due out Monday. Numerous ships and cargoes listed with origins including Glasgow, Havana, Demerara, Liverpool, and Montevideo, bound for Gulf States, Mobile Liners, and Caribbean ports.
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C. D. Pickles
Carbarien
Cuba
Mobile
Peerless
Municipal Docks
Selma
Montgomery
John Quill
Vance
Samuelson
Glasgow
Scot
Ganges
Gperaldson
West Hartlepool
Eng
Gulf States Shipping Co
Bennestret
Tennéssen
Mandal
European Lumber and Transit Co
D. H. Rivers
Simmons
San Juan
P. R
S. Alderney
Gjertsen
Havana
Pensacola
Mun
Son Line
Parchim
Andersson
Plymouth
Normandy
du Buhr
New York
Liverpool
Georgia D. Jenkins
McLean
Demerara
B. G
H. G. Donald
Margaret
Olsen
Newport News
Sylfid
Limerick
Irc
Hunter, Benn & Co
Marga
Knudsen
Chyigtiansand
Nor
Hunter Benn & Co
S. Alexandrian
Walmae
Erikson
Garston
Hubbard-Zemurray
Barkentine Stranger
Whitney
San Fernandino
Trinidad
Whitney Bodden Co
Bark Paolina
Ital
Sigurd
Dan
Peterson
Lee den
van Heynigen Brok
Bark
Andra
Lampasas
Jory Steamship Company
Tarpon
St. Andrews
Fla
St. Andrews & Gulf Steamship Company
Dictator
Cuban
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
S. S. Nubian
Laurenson
England
Mobile Liners Inc
S. S. Colombia
Simonsen
Puerto Barrios
Guat
United Fruit Company
S. S Verona
Oxholm
Puerto Cortez
Hon
S. S. Isabella
West
Porto Rico
Porto Rican Steamship Line
Ss. S. Ottar
Smith
Munson Steamship Company
Efrbrin
Nielsen
Christiania
Norway
Bay City Export Company
Fort Gaines
Knudserg Tela
James W. Paul, Jr
Progreso
S. S. Viking
Jensen
St. Nazare
France
Seeberg Line
Bodo
Bull-Lersen
Puereto Cortez
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Signe
Ferang
Munson Steamship Line
Pine-Tar Honey Promises Pine Forest Health Boost
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey advertises the invigorating pine forest scent as a cure for throat and head mucous ailments. Antiseptic and healing effects are claimed with a call to buy a bottle today amid spring advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal Offers Free Home Cure
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame promotes a home treatment claimed to cure backache kidney pains and neuralgia. The notice says sufferers may write for the free remedy, asserting it has helped thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
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