Freddy Thomas Tallies Two Home Runs as Pels Dominate Gulls
Freddy Thomas powered New Orleans to a 10 to 1 win over the Gulls, belting two homers and driving in four. He added six assists from short, with six defensive plays, while Tex Covington Holmquist Ledbetter and Dillinger worked the mound for a flurry of hits. The victory completed a four game series sweep for New Orleans against the Gulls.
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Gulls Sign Massey in Mobile Deal from New Orleans
Mike Massey infielder joins the Mobile Gulls from New Orleans in a negotiated deal. He will debut at short in Saturdays game between Atlanta and Mobile. Dobbs offered Jimmy Eschen but no room for him as the outfield remains full. President T K Jackson says more new players are being sought to strengthen the club.
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Better 2, by Dillinger 6
Base on balls Off Ledbetter 1. Passed ball Schmidt. Left on bases Mobile 6 New Orleans 2. Time 1:40. Umpires Rudderham and Bernhard.
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Mobile
New Orleans
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New Spanish Line To Start Three Monthly Sails
Madrid April 28. The new regular steamship service via Vigo and New York to be inaugurated by the Spanish trans Atlantic line will begin with three sailings each way monthly, according to an official company announcement.
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Senators Hand Athletics Defeated 4 to 2
Southern Washington beat Connie Mack's Athletics 4 to 2 on Thursday as Harper pitched for the Senators.
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Radbourne's Feat Greatest In Baseball
The story ranks Charley Radbourne nicknamed Old Hoss as delivering baseball's greatest feat by pitching 72 Providence games in 1854 securing a pennant with a .750 winning percentage. Bancroft funded all remaining games after Sweeney fell ill, and Radbourne pitched 37 straight games with Bancroft aiding his recovery off the field.
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Baseball results from various cities on a rainy day
Mobile defeated New Orleans 10 to 6 in a high scoring game. Memphis beat Nashville 2 to 1. Atlanta edged Birmingham 2 to 1. Little Rock beat Chattanooga 8 to 3. Boston topped New York 3 to 2. Chicago defeated St. Louis 9 to 6. Cleveland beat Chicago 8 to 6. Washington upset Philadelphia 22 to 4. St. Louis beat Detroit 7 to 2. Other games postponed or rained out. Texas listings show Waco over Shreveport 7 to 2 and Fort Worth over Dallas 4 to 0.
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Scores From The South Atlantic And International Leagues
St Paul blanked Columbus 8 0 Louisville defeated Kansas City 4 1 Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 7 2 Minneapolis won 9 5 Toledo. In the South Atlantic Jacksonville 3 0 Columbia 0 Montgomery 11 6 Macon 6 Albany 3 Columbus 2 Charleston 4 Augusta 2. International Richmond dollar Buffalo 2 Providence 8 Rochester 1. No other scheduled.
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Volunteers edge Chicks as Ellam drives winning run
Roy Ellam’s bases loaded triple in the top of the last inning lifted the Volunteers to a 1 0 victory over the Memphis Chicks. Serving as pitcher, Rogers held the Chicks in check while Street added the run with a single. Barons fell 2 1 to the Crackers with Lenox and Perkins delivering the decisive hits. White Sox defeated the Naps 6 3 as Faber’s early relief faded. Braves beat the Giants 3 2 as Tyler limited Giants to five hits and Tesreau pitched for New York. Little Rock lost to Chattanooga 3 0 as Jantzen and Kirby starred for the visitors. Tigers routed Browns 7 2 behind Cunningham until Dee finished the rally. Cubs defeated the Cards 9 5 in a tense game.
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Ellam
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Trap Shots to Spend 38 Million On Sport This Season
Trapshooting has risen from a minor sport to a nationwide pastime. An estimated 500000 active trap shooters in the United States spend about 38000000 annually on equipment, clubs, and related costs, with 600000 shots fired in 1915 and yearly expenditures around 15000000 for travel and events.
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