Wild pitching costs Mobile in New Orleans loss
New Orleans defeated Mobile 15 to 4 as wild pitching and errors overwhelmed Mobile. Hogg started for Mobile and, after eight runs in the first inning, was relieved by Harkins then Cunningham, while New Orleans pitchers Beck Morgan and Hoviik handled the rest as Mobile’s fielding woes and base on balls fueled the scoring spree.
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Mobile
Hogg
Harkins
Cunningham
Beck
Morgan
Schmidt
Kerin
Olson
Hoviik
Pensacola
Pelicans
B. Powell
She
Cowan
Miller
Northern
Sir Baumgardner
Toon
Suahe
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Ei Sylvester
Thomas
Coyle
Flick
Bluhm
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Reilly
Um- New Orleans
Pires
Breitensteain
Virginia beats Georgia 1-0 in college game
In Charlottesville on April 23 the University of Virginia defeated the University of Georgia 1 to 0 in a college match.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
University of Georgia
Federal League and organized baseball seek peace talks
Reports from Chicago say peace negotiations are under way between the Federal League and organized baseball. Key figures including B B Johnson Phil Ball Robert L Hedges and Judge George H Williams are described as involved or observing while James A Gilmore and other league leaders discuss possible amalgamation and club moves.
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Federal League
Organized Baseball
Chicago Herald
B. B. Johnson
American League
Phil Ball
St. Louis Federals
Robert L. Hedges
St. Louis Americans
George H. Williams
St. Louis
James A. Gilmore
W. E. Robertson
Buffalo Club
Robert B. Ward
Brooklyn Club
The
Stars Nationals
Gilmore
Federals
Ball
Food for Fandom and Baseball Notes from City Press
A roundup of local baseball reports highlights manager decisions at third base and team form as Mobile suffers six errors, Nashville wins a 13 inning game, and Atlanta tops Birmingham. Also covered are Covington joining Brooklyn fans, Ed Barrow on fence rights for Jersey City kids, and league leaders in batting with Lord shining in Nashville.
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S. O
Hogg
Nashville
Memphis
Paulette
Lord
Stark
Downey
Kansas City American Association
Little Rock
Lookouts
Atlanta
Birmingham
Lee
New Orleans
Breitenstein
Sam Gilbert
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Gulls
Mobile
Charlie Schmidt
Calhoun
Perry
Cobard
Baumgardner
Feven
Miller
Powell
Townsend
Bradley Hogg
Jim Gudger
Schmidt
Bob*Allen
Travelers
Tex Covington
Ed Barrow
International League
Jersey City
Barrow
Corps of Carpenters
Brooklyn
New York
Marquard
Rucker
Dell
Burns
Ritter
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pirates
Adams
Douglass
Clarke
Wagner
President Tener
National League
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Otto Hess
Cravath
Moran
Phillies
Gowdy
Hess
Red Sox
Athletics
Boston
Murphy
Philadelphia
Athleticos
Shore
Lajoie
Organized Baseball
Federals
Chicago
Phil Ball
St. Louis Federals
James A. Gilmore
The
Federal League
B. B. Johnson
American League
George H. Williams
St. Louis
Robert L. Hedges
Baseball Schedule From Southern and National Leagues
Games today show Atlanta at Birmingham at 3:15 p.m. and Philadelphia at Nashville at 3:30 with clear weather. Chattanooga visits Little Rock at 4 p.m. In the National League New York hosts Brooklyn with rain at 3:30, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh cloudy, St Louis at Philadelphia clear. American League action: Cleveland hosts ere with cloudy conditions at 2:15 and Chicago at St Louis with clear skies at 3:30.
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Pittsburgh
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Cage
St. Lo
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Ee Louis
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Oaseee
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Pet
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Washington
Sessed Hope
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Euuw Ate
Chiee
Kansas City
Buffalo
St. Lou
Eeeteeseeess
aeeUsssveas
Willard Declares Johnson Victory Ends Colored Title Hopes
Jess Willard asserts that his win over Johnson closes the door on future championship chances for Black boxers. He says, I whipped the best colored man in the world, and Jeanette and McVey were no match for Johnson, so Langford is the only remaining challenger. He doubts public demand for a Langford fight.
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Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Willard
Jeannette
McVey
Johnson
Langford
Prep championship clash at Monroe Park eyes amateurs
Reports from University Military School and Barton show both squads training hard for Saturday’s contest at Monroe Park to decide the city prep champion. Notables Heinie Zimmerman and Feets Moulton will duel, with Barton crowd including Miss Fannie Vaiden and Miss Georgia Higley attending.
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University Military School
Barton
Monroe Park
U. M
Overton
Heinie
Zimmerman
Feets
Moulton
Jackson Normal School
Fannie Vaiden
Georgia Higley
Aew
Evans and Hgan reach Panama-Pacific golf fourth round
In San Francisco Charlies Evans and H. Chandler Hgan advanced to the fourth round of the Panama Pacific Amateur Golf Tournament defeating Dr C H Walter of San Juan and Rudolph Wilhelm of Portland respectively. Bankard and Davis won their third round matches as well.
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Chick) Evans
H. Chandler Hgan
Dr. C. H. Walter
San J
Dudolph Wilhelm
Portland
Ore
BE. H. Bankard
Chicago
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Bankard
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Edward Ray
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Bernstein
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Lasker
Hodges
Berlin
Absecon
N. J
Morris Risley
James C. Parrish, Jr
National Golf Club
Seaview
Thomas Pendicott
Atlantic City
Oswald Kirkby
Megades
Philadelphia
Charles Newcomb
Keystone
Rescue of Schooné by Wrightsen Report
Captain Walter commanded the ill fated schooner after a fierce storm grounded east of Bermudas island. The hull was towed to harbor and salvaged with warships stationed nearby assisting in the operation.
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Bermud
Rwennen
Wrightsen
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