Gulls Clip Jakes in Bay Minette Ball Game
The Bay Minette amateur team was overwhelmed by Mobile Southern Leaguers 12 to 3. W Robertson pitched for Bay Minette and allowed 12 hits while Hogg held the Gulls to three. The game lasted about 40 minutes as Mobile players caught the 3:30 train home.
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Weather For Today's Games In Southern
Atlanta and Chattanooga play a double header in Chattanooga this afternoon marking Atlanta's last appearance this season. Ideal weather with first game batteries Conzelman Dunn for Chattanooga Grimes Graham. Second game batteries Price Chapman for Atlanta Kroh Street for Chattanooga.
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Nashville and Birmingham Meet in Final Series Game
Nashville and Birmingham clash in the last game of the series in Nashville. Hardgrove and Mayer start for Birmingham with Beck and Gibson catching for Nashville. Weather fair.
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Great scores at handicap shoot in Omaha
E W Heer of Guthrie Oklahoma and Lester German of Aberdeen Maryland led day one of the western handicap at the Omaha Gun Club with Heer hitting 149 of 150 and German 48 of 50 in doubles. Amateurs J C Norris Basin Wyoming and S A Huntley Sioux City Iowa followed with 148 and 46 breaks respectively.
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Star Hurler Walsh of White Sox May Not Enter the Box Again
Ed Walsh star pitcher of the White Sox has a sore arm since spring and is visiting a Youngstown specialist for an exam to decide if his pitching career is over. His last White Sox game was July 19 in Chicago when he retired after two innings versus the Philadelphia Athletics. He says if unable to pitch he may switch to outfield.
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Waidner of Chicago Playing Great Tennis
Harry Waidner, three times Northeastern Lawn Tennis Association champion, advanced to the third round in the Minneapolis tournament by defeating R. Kennedy of Minneapolis. He is set to meet Isn right of South Dakota as O'Brien of Chicago defeated Edsell of Minneapolis. Arm strong of St. Paul beat O'Brien 6-1 6-1, blocking further progress.
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Former turtler hurls no hit with bad arm
Pittsfield Massachusetts August 6 William I Smith of the Pittsfield Eastern Association baseball club who removed an injured arm from sprints Monday pitched a no hit game against Waterbury yesterday shutting them out 3 to 0 Smith did not issue a pass and struck out six Waterbury batters Only three Waterbury players reached first base all on errors Smith came here from the Memphis club of the Southern League
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Golfers enter President's Cup at Ekwanok Club
One hundred seventy golfers from across the nation and a few from Great Britain are entered in the President's Cup tournament opening at Ekwanok Country Club in Manchester Vermont today.
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Rain Delays Sunday Baseball Between Kelly Brady and Prichard Boys
Rain stopped a Sunday game in the second inning after Rice for the Kelly-Bradys struck out the opening batters. The match featured the Kelly-Brady team versus the Prichard boys with early pitching by Rice.
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Gulls Face Amateur Clubs in Busy Southern Tour
The Gulls travel to Pascagoula and Lucedale after Bay Minette games as Bernhard plans to start Rube Kissinger and Cavet vice versa. Prough earns his ninth straight win with key hits by Knisely Mayer and Ellam, while Ellam’s defense shines. In other action, Pittsburg beats Marquard 5 to 1 despite Marquard’s nine game win streak ending early.
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Notable Prough Leads League as Cavet Backed by Strong Hitters
Wee Willie Prough dominates the league with run support from a solid lineup. Knisely Mayer and Ellam power the Baron offense while Ellam excels in the field and has improved this season.
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Coyle's Bases Loaded Hit Wins 10-Inning Handoff for Chattanooga
Coyle delivered a bases loaded single in the tenth to lift Chattanooga over Atlanta 2 to 1 in ten. Covaleskie and Thompson pitched superbly. errors by Coyle and Street and a double steal fueled Atlanta's fifth inning run. Bisland's ninth inning error loaded the bases before Thompson forced in the tying run. Chicago beat Washington 4 to 2 in the tenth after Benz faltered in the ninth. Boehling’s start for the visitors, and manager Callahan amid rumors, were noted as Nashville won 9 to 4 behind Brigham.
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Ritchie to Get Goop Pay for Bout with Welsh
Vancouver Aug 6 Associated Press promoter Hugh Springer said the Ritchie Welsh bout would guarantee Ritchie $15 000 plus a share of the gate and 50 percent of returns from pictures. He estimated the gate could reach $30 000 with Welsh’s weight not specified.
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Brenner of Pelicans Reassigned to Omaha
Orleans New Orleans Brenner of the Southern League has been reassigned to Omaha in the Nebraska State league context. The move places him with the Omaha squad as part of an early August roster adjustment in the minors.
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Cleveland Dominates Phillies 5–0 Behind Blanding and Chapman
Cleveland’s strong early innings, Blanding’s pitching, and Chapman's superb fielding led to a 5–0 win over Philadelphia Tuesday. Brown yielded a homer to Lajoie before settling in, Connie Mack used four pitchers, and Chapman and Oldring made standout one hand catches.
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Alexander Dominates as Phillies Edge St Louis in Low-Scoring Tilt
Alexander pitched effectively for the Phillies who scratched a single run in one inning. Sallee worked in relief after Philadelphia seized the only scoring frame, while two local players reached first base after the opening inning.
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Chicago Defeats Brooklyn 13 to 2 in Batting Bee
Chicago beat Brooklyn 13 to 2 on Tuesday. Rucker retired after a fusillade of hits while Curtis was struck repeatedly. Cy Williams, Notre Dame recruit, went 4-for-4. Bridwell batted 1.000 in four trips, drawing two walks and two hits. Needham doubled with bases loaded in the fourth to drive in three runs.
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Detroit Dominates New York 10-5 in Midweek Stanza
Detroit overwhelmed New York Tuesday 10 to 5 as the Yankees floundered in the field. Keating started for New York. four runs crossed in the first inning. Schulz relieved and Bauman homered on the first batter faced. Caldwell finished. Moriarty stole home in the fifth.
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Cincinnati Wins Third Straight Over Boston 5 to 1
Cincinnati bunched hits to take the game 5 to 1 as Brown pitched well allowing no consecutive Boston hits. Perdue and Strand appeared for Boston with Perdue wild and hit hard. Hariden was out after an interference play, and he stole third then home in the eighth. In the doubleheader, St. Louis split with Boston 3 to 0 and 4 to 2.
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Southern and National League Baseball Schedule
Southern League features Atlanta at Chattanooga in two games and Birmingham at Nashville. National League matchups include New York at Pittsburg, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, and St. Louis at Boston.
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Major League Scores From Nashville to St Louis
Baseball results across markets show Birmingham Nashville Chattanooga Philadelphia New York Boston Washington Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia all reporting varied innings. Key outcomes include Detroit over New York 10 to 6 and Cleveland routing Philadelphia 9 to 5 with multiple late scoring bursts across venues.
Bull Causes Two Deaths by Derailing a Train
Two men died and two were injured when a bull on the track derailed a Wabash freight train near Runnels Louisiana. Fireman Henry Lang of Des Moines and brakeman Arthur Cobb of Moulton were killed. The hogs bound for St. Louis were aboard the derailed train.
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Wendall of Wesleyan Retires from Athletics
Lake George New York Aug 6 James Wendall Wesleyan 1913 a member of the American team at the Olympic games in Sweden has announced he decided to withdraw from athletics. He said he wished to retire while good rather than be forced out by declining ability. He has accepted a teaching position at Pottstown Pennsylvania next year.
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Wonderful growth of Knights of Columbus in the United States
In Boston on August 6 three thousand Knights of Columbus gathered for the supreme convention as Bishop Anderson of Boston read a cable from Cardinal Merry Del Val conveying Pope Pius Xs felicitations. Supreme Secretary McGinley reported June 30 membership at 302,074 with 98,783 insurance and 203,291 affiliated members. 47 new councils formed and a net 19,326 member gain. Outstanding insurance total 103,659,900 and death benefits 721,000 for the year.
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Poetess on Trial for Priest Murder in Agen France
In Agen France on Aug 6 Madame Alice Crespy a minor poetess faced court over the death of Abbe Chassaing blamed on murder to gain notoriety. She denied the accusation and said the priest took his own life despite medical evidence to the contrary.
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Five Year Old Trapped in Closet In Chicago
Five year old Annie Newman was locked inside a closet of a vacant house while playing hide and seek with friends. After nearly seventy two hours, the girl was found by a real estate agent and released in weak condition, with concerns she might die from starvation.
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Asheville pitcher throws no-hit no-run game at Winston-Salem
Pitcher Watson of Asheville in the Carolina League held Winston-Salem scoreless yesterday afternoon. He walked three, struck out six, and went 2 for 4 at the plate with a home run among his hits.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues across cities
Scores from the era show Chattanooga beating Atlanta 2 to 1 in ten innings. Birmingham and Nashville played. Pittsburg defeated New York 5 to 1 while Philadelphia and St. Louis split 1 and 0. Chicago routed Brooklyn 13 to 2. Cincinnati 5 Boston 1. American League games include Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 0 and St. Louis 4 Boston 0. Chicago 4 Washington 2. Detroit 10 New York 5. Minor leagues: Toledo 9 Columbus 7, Louisville 7 Indianapolis 4 in the American Association. Baltimore 2 Toronto 1. Jersey City 6 Montreal 5. Providence 6 Rochester 5. Newark 7 Buffalo 4 in the International. South Atlantic saw Jacksonville 9 Macon 1, Savannah 4 Columbus 2, Albany 8 Charleston 0. Texas League results Waco 4 Houston 1. Dallas 4 Galveston 1. Zeaarmmont 4 Fort Worth 4. Austin 3 San Antonio 3 called.
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Appalachian and Federal League baseball scores brief
In Appalachian League action Knoxville edged Johnson City 6 to 5 while Bristol defeated Rome 6 to 4 and Morristown beat Middlesboro 6 to 3. In the Federal League Cleveland won 4 to 1 over Indianapolis and Pittsburg beat Kansas City 8 to 7 in 17 innings.
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Lind Named Wilson Advisor in Mexico City Stirring Speculation
The appointment of John Lind of Minnesota as personal representative and advisor to the American embassy in Mexico City prompts surprise and speculation that he may succeed Henry Lane Wilson. Mexican officials offer no comment, citing uncertainty about the role and his prominence.
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Blood Poison Victim Wore Green Socks
William E. Sherwood of Evansville Indiana died at a Birmingham hospital of blood poisoning linked to a foot abrasion and a new pair of green silk socks. He developed swelling after wearing the socks and died Monday night after being moved to the hospital Friday.
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Blaze Destroyed Hotels Stores Banks and Newspapers
A major fire in Athabasca Landing Alberta yesterday leveled two hotels thirty stores several banks two newspaper plants and warehouses plus homes. The total value of the loss is estimated at 750000 dollars.
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Southpaws In Majors Fared Very Badly
Five star left handed pitchers in the majors lost games yesterday. Marquard Rucker and Sallee were defeated in the National League while Plank and Collins fell in the American. Russell pitched a fraction over one inning for Chicago and got credit for a victory as the lone southpaw winner. Boehling did not lose or win, being relieved in the tenth. Marquard saw his nine game winning streak end on a Pittsburgh loss and Sallee yielded the only run as a loser to Philadelphia though he pitched well.
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Eastern players best westerners in great tennis exhibition
In Chicago on August 6 Gustave Touchard and W M Washburn defeated Heath Byford and Ralph Burdick 6 4 5 7 6 3 9 7 in the Onwentzia event advancing to face coast in the finals of doubles.
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Ritchie to Meet Welsh in Vancouver September 1
Willie Ritchie, the American lightweight champion, telegraphed Vancouver that a round bout with Fre Welsh, the British lightweight champion, will be staged there on September 1 in a bid to unify the titles.
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Geers Drives Etowah To Brilliant Victory
In Kalamazoo Michigan August 6 Etowah led Geers to a dominant win in the horseman futurity three year old trot earning $7,500 plus a $500 cap. Peter Volo with Murphy set a two year old world record 2 09 for the mile in the two year old trot with Justice Brooks prior record broken. Tommy Horn captured the 2 10 trot in four heats while Tilly Tipton swept the three heats in pacing defeating Homer Boughman. Frank Jones owner of Etowah announced victory in the press box by telegraph to his daughter.
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