Errors Cost Gulls Game On Sunday
Memphis and Mobile split a Sunday game as errors in the eighth inning allowed Memphis to gain a three run lead and hold on for a 6 to 3 victory. Northern powered the Gulls with a homer and three singles in four trips, while Keeley started for Memphis and Hogg took the loss after imperfect support.
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Automobile R F D Routes in Five Southern States Go Into Operation Today
Sixty four rural delivery routes in Georgia, thirteen in Florida, fourteen in Oklahoma, and one in Louisiana begin operation today. A total of 208 routes across eight sites are authorized. Routes vary from fifty to sixty four miles and run year round.
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Baseball Today Across Leagues With Varied Conditions
In the Southern Association Mobile visits Chattanooga while New Orleans travels to Little Rock and Birmingham plays Memphis. The National League games include Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with several other matchups. American League features Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York among others. Federal League schedules Newark at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Yesterday's baseball scores from multiple leagues and games
National League results show Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with wins for Cincinnati in the second game. Philadelphia triumphed over New York while St Louis edged New York in another contest. American Association and International League results include Cleveland over St Paul and Milwaukee over Columbus. Texas League features Shreveport over Galveston, Waco defeating Houston, Dallas beating San Antonio in extra innings, and Fort Worth beating Beaumont.
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Barney Cavanaghs Edge Reid Destroyer In Naval League Clash
On Sprintz Hill, the Barney Cavanaghs defeated the United States destroyer Reid 8 to 4 in a hotly contested battle. McBride and Cooper shone for the Barneys as Jordan tied and then won the game with a triple and a run, while the lineup featured Finkbohner Kelly Denton Norton Kimbrough Cleveland Burch Oroan McBride.
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Errors and early season mix in Southern Association notes
Sunday results left the Gulls short in a loss to the Memphis Chicks while Birmingham pulled ahead in the Southern Association race. Column details cover shifts in standings, player notes, and coaching opinions across the major leagues with occasional quips on umpires and owners.
Rice Pitches No-Hit Win in City Federal League
In a City Federal League game Rice pitched for the New York Shoe Shop with no hits allowed and fourteen strikeouts as City Delivery managed only base hits. Bassenger led Shoe Shop with three hits and Barnes added two, while Cramer held the Shoe Shops to limited hits despite early base runners.
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New Heavy Tom Cowler Eyes US Tryout Against Coffey
Tom Cowler the new heavyweight, managed by Jim Corbett, seeks his first American tryout versus Jim Coffey of Dublin after winning three knockouts in Australia. The report notes Cowler impressed after watching Al Reich and Jim Savage and includes a lineup and recent scores from McCowan and Davis teams.
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First Basemen Lead In Hitting Power This Season
Managers increasingly rely on first basemen for the big wallop as outfielders fade from top power roles. The 300 batting club includes ten NL and AL players with four first basemen in the 300s, led by Jake Daubert. Other first sackers high in averages include Fred Merkle, Fred Luderus, Dave Robertson, Wade Killefer, Jay Kirke, Jack Fournier, Stuffy McInnis, and Pipp. Outfielders Cobb Crawford Veach, Jackson, and Speaker remain in the mix, with Jackson noted as primarily a first baseman. Del Gainer, Dick Hoblitzell, Dutch Schmidt, and Jack Miller also show strong marks amid a banner year for first basemen.
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Boston Fans Rally for World Series Seats
Boston fans show strong expectations for the American League pennant with thirty applications for World Series seats. One applicant sent in before the season, six more joined after the Red Sox overtook the White Sox, signaling a hopeful rush of supporters.
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Grand Circuit Races Open in Kalamazoo Today
Trotters and pacers from Detroit clash again as Kalamazoo hosts opening Grand Circuit races. The main event is the Paper Mills purse of 10000 for 2 08 trotters on Wednesday, followed by a free for all pace of 5000 on Thursday featuring William Directum I and others.
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Promoter Charles G Bush Dies at 80 in New Orleans
New Orleans promoter Charles G Bush died yesterday at age 80. He led the New Orleans Jockey Club during a period of racing at the fair grounds track. In Cleveland Barney Oldfield set four dirt track world records including one mile in 46 1 4 seconds and five miles in 4 03 1 5.
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Express Rate Increase for First Class and Second Class Mail
The Southern Express Company notes a new Interstate Commerce Commission approved rate increase for first class matter effective September 1, 1915. Rates rise for 1–5 pounds and higher brackets. second class under 100 pounds also rises by 75 percent of the first class increase. Also, volcanic activity near Katmai and Illiamna crater is reported from Kodiak, with ash in the air. Seward, Alaska, reports renewed e...
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