Pelicans Hammer Mobile 6-0 to Take Series Lead
New Orleans 6 Mobile 0 as Sylvester belts two doubles and drives in three runs. Weaver stifles Mobile with three hits allowed. Calhoun adds two hits for the visitors. Gulls capitalize on first inning miscues and close the game with solid defense.
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Barons Defeat Crackers 5-2 at Rickwood Field
Birmingham scene game summary with Barons taking three of four from Atlanta. Arthur Johnson earned his first win of the season as Birmingham scored early in two innings to secure the 5 to 2 victory. Hemingway stood out for the Barons in Saturday’s win.
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Humiler
Larry Brown Leaves Mobile for Keokuk on Higher Pay
Catcher Larry Brown moved from Mobile to Keokuk Iowa in the Central Association after earlier mentions of Fort Worth and Cedar Rapids. He says the new salary is larger and he is glad to join Keokuk. The piece also covers managerial dispute, umpire actions, and a Sea Gulls incident involving Baumgardner and Kerin.
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Reilly
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Billy McGill Joins Cedar Rapids Club
Billy McGill, released to Mobile, earned a Cedar Rapids Iowa club contract after a single tryout game with San Antonio this season. He left Mobile Saturday night to join the Cedar Rapids team and begin his stint there.
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Iowa
Libel of Barge Dismissed in Evans Wood Case
In U S district court at Toulminville the libel of the barge Banner against master Evans Wood of the Dora Allison was heard and the decree dismissed at libellant costs. May term grand and petit jurors were drawn. term convenes May 24. Wild pitch duties noted for Johnson at 1 50 with umpire Rudderham.
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Mr Ford's Readership Advertisement Distribution
Mr Ford issues a note on distribution to Word purchasers. The message directs readers to page 2 for advanced details and possible address updates.
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Allen Pitches No-Hit Game For Pittsburg Feds
Allen hurled a no hit game for the Pittsburg Feds as the Phillies lost another game. Big Six beaten as Athletics win. Pennock walked many, Boston scored late while Philadelphia tallied in scraps. Others: Caldwell won for New York delivering two hits, Sallee shut out Cubs, and a Pirates tie with Cincinnati in a train-impacted contest.
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Tigers Blank Indians 4–0 as Boland Dominates
Detroit pitcher Bernie Boland stifles Cleveland with a near effortless win. Steen and Hagerman battered, scoring limited to early innings as Detroit finishes 4 to 0 with 11 hits and 2 errors. Umpires O'Loughlin and Hilderbrand.
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Sox beat Browns 4 1 on strong hitting and errors
Chicago won 4 to 1 as J Collins and E Collins provided key hits aided by a wild pitch and two errors. Benz limited Browns to three hits before Perryman relieved James in the fourth inning. Umpires Dineen and Nailin.
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Phillies Fall 10 2 to Braves as Meyer exits early
Philadelphia reports a 10 to 2 loss to Atlanta. Meyer was knocked out and Oeschger pitched easily. Becker and Luderus hit the Phillies only homers in the game.
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Braves
Meyer
Oeschger
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Scores From American Association Games
Columbus beat Louisville 4 to 7 while Milwaukee lost 0 to 6 against Kansas City. St Paul won 7 to 15 at Minneapolis as Cleveland and Indianapolis tied at 0 to 7.
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Indianapolis
Charleston Triumphs Over Columbia In South Atlantic Play
In the South Atlantic League Charleston defeated Columbia 7 to 4. Other scores: Columbus 3 Jacksonville 4 Augusta 1 Savannah 4 Macon 2 Albany 5. Federal League game features Baltimore rally and a no hit threat by Allen.
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Billy Sunday Praises Philadelphia Nationals After Polo Grounds Game
Evangelist Billy Sunday lauds the Philadelphia Nationals as the best rounded team seen in a month of Sundays. He praises Demaree and Killifer, notes Cravath’s clutch defense, and predicts Phillie supremacy in the National League race amid mixed views on rivals Giants and Brooklyn.
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Newark Wins to Oust Brooklyn in 7 2 Victory
Newark defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 in a game at Newark. Beaton delivered powerful hitting as Newark took the lead with early runs and held on for the win. Seaton Marion Watson Moran Rariden Umpires John Stone Fyfe.
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Mobile Falls To Pelicans As Lineup Shuffle Fails
Mobile dropped a third straight game to New Orleans as Weaver’s pitching proved limiting and Pelicans hit in key moments. Perry moved to cleanup but failed to spark offense while Caldwell limited Washington for New York. Meanwhile Philadelphia Nationals fell to Boston. Hughes pitched for the Braves. grading elsewhere saw Chattanooga, Little Rock and Memphis winning.
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Selma
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New Orleans
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Jack Frost
Townsend
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Willie
Brooklyn
Local Baseball Schedule Highlights For Sunday Morning
The New York Shoe Shop faces Anger Baking Co at dawn with a strong lineup led by M Neely and L Neely. Bidgood Stationery meets Bo-PeeP Flour at Marfine and Virginia streets. Creamdales debut under George Heubach with Daniel O Connor as captain and player J Smith. St Emanuel Street Sluggers lose a double header to Dreaper Burns at Kelley’s diamond. Bumble Bees and Juniors to clash earlier. Mobile Specials meet A D Davis at Happy Hill Sunday 2 30.
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Willard Relates How He Won His Title
In a candid interview Ed W. Smith recalls Willard describing his hardest bout with Charley Miller a fight fought without proper training five weeks after a Gunboat Smith clash. Willard credits conditioning for preventing repeat losses and notes a rough draw in a four round bout. He also cites Dan Daley as a tough test exposing footwork flaws before a Montgomery appointment list.
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City Leaguers to Play Doubleheader at Monroe Park Today
City Leaguers meet Southern League teams in a two game doubleheader at Monroe Park or Joe Park this afternoon with both rosters showing strong form. Lineups include Crowns and Rush teams with players listed across infield and outfield positions and pitchers set to start.
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Barri Oe
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City League Notes Preview Double Header At Southern League
City League of Baseball action returns with four teams set to clash in a double header. Merritt the star hurler is billed to pitch for Barney Cav anaghs while Murphy faces the Davis aggregation. Crowns and Grahams hope to climb from the bottom as crowds, including many ladies in the stands, are expected.
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Mr Ford Announces Profit Sharing District Plan
An interview outlines Mr. Ford presenting a $50 profit sharing district plan aimed at aiding purchasers. The proposal emphasizes spurring investments and broader distribution of profits among eligible buyers.
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Official Notice on Assessments Due by April 3
Public notice urges payment of Assessments Nos. 369 and 870 by April 3. It warns of penalties and invites readers to talk to the secretary at Office 161-2 South Conception, St. Harrison Mutual for membership details and dual protection against expenses from death.
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