Gull Team Suffers Fifth Straight Loss in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on August 5 the Lookouts defeated the Gull team 8 to 7. Pitcher Joe Ingham from Atlas was wild while home club batters Clark and Hilberfeld starred with a double and two hits in three at bats.
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Gudger Heads to Galveston and Baldwin Arrests
Dobbs of New Orleans announces the release of former Gulf hurler Gudger. Deputies Lynch Soles and Mullaney arrest Rufus and Frank Johnson on charges of firing a revolver into a dwelling on South Water street, at the request of Baldwin County sheriff. Rosengrant of Grand Bay touts home raised pork and previews fairs and a booth assignment.
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Yanks Keep Maisel After Planed Trade With Bill Donovan
Bill Donovan, new manager of the New York Americans, benefited as Yankee owners resisted trading Frits Maisel. Maisel, a strong three sacker, had been slated for a deal last year before Donovan arrived. This season he hits around .300 and shows bold base stealing.
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Gulls tumble as wild pitches and miscues cost road trip
The Gulls drop their third straight game to Chattanooga amid erratic hitting and wild throwing. Senators sweep White Sox in a double header as Detroit tightens hold on second. St Louis loses to the Giants as Kavanaugh Day draws 6,000 fans.
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61-year-old fan hires man to wheel him to scoreboard
Colonel T. W. Anderson of Chicago, a 61 year old supporter of the Chicago Nationals, was unable to walk to the scoreboard during a Cubs road trip due to illness, so he hired a man to push him in a wheelchair. He has followed the team since Ole Pop Anson era and did not miss a game at the ballpark in 1914.
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Kalamazoo Race Meet Opens on Rainy Track
Kalamazoo Michigan opened a ground circuit meet with rain saturating the track. St Frisco of Geers won the Michigan United Traction trot in four heats while Aconite swept three heats in the 2 08 pace. Lizzie Brown won the 2 18 trot and Boston Braves extended winning streaks over Pittsburgh.
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Baseball score summary from multiple games across leagues
Scores list shows New Orleans over Little Rock 27 15, Nashville 23 7, Birmingham 4 8, Memphis 5 7, New York 11 6, St. Louis 4 1, Brooklyn 18 49, Cincinnati 0 8, Philadelphia 0 17, Chicago rain, Washington 14 1, Detroit 1, Philadelphia 0 4, Brooklyn 1 6, Pittsburgh 6 11, Columbus 1 0, St Paul 0 4, Milwaukee 3 5, Louisville 8 2, Kansas City 7 1, Beaumont 4 2, San Antonio 4 2, Fort Worth 2 4, Waco 1 5, Greensboro 3 3, Charlotte ?
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Dobbs sells Gadger to Galveston club in Texas League
New Orleans manager John Dobbs announced he sold pitcher Gadger to Galveston to clear space for Catheer Callan who joined New Orleans Wednesday night from the Tucson club in Arizona.
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Four Bouts For Friday Night Stag
The big stag at Temperance Hall Friday night features four bouts headlined by Kid Biff versus Soldier James Smith. Opening four-round bout between Richard Bates and Joe Smith. Freddie Lee returns to face Boots MecQuillen in a show of in fight talent. Referee Joe Frommell rounds out the evening.
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Marengo Merchant Endorses Mobile Trade Friendly Visit
Jefferson merchant Ate Senski returned from Mobile praising the city and county. He has traveled from the Canadian border to the gulf coast and says Osle Alaba,ar is the finest he has seen. In Mobile he stocked up for fall and plans winter supplies. He notes Marengo is improving with farmers readying hog and hominy markets, keeping money at home.
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