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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1915

Page

8

Kissinger Triumphs as Gulls Defeated in Pinch Hit Battle

In Tenn Aug 7 Holm pitched for Kissinger who held the Gulls to limited scoring. Milam and Dodge delivered key hits as Kissinger produced a late two RBI rally in the seventh inning. Crowd of 2.5 Te witnessed Nashville's offense surge with timely hits and steals aiding the visitors.

B. Tenn Kissinger Paulette Holmquist Dodge Schmidt Street Wild Callahan Weah Norn Star Cllahan Stark Baker D. Nashville Kissenger Han Cal Mobile Hite qEarmer

Baseball Scores and Standings From National and Federal Leagues

In Southern Association games Mobile visits Nashville and New Orleans goes to Memphis with New Orleans winning 9 to 2. Other results include Lookouts defeating Crackers 2 to 1 in Chattanooga and Travelers beating Birmingham 2 to 1 in Little Rock. An earlier game list notes Fly-Baker, Kissenger, Holmquist and others with stolen bases and hits.

Southern Association Mobile Nashville New Orleans Memphis

Sioux City Barber Fans Baseball Talk for Prize

Sioux City barber Charles A Wilson known as White Sox Wilson enters a national contest to be the country’s best baseball fan. Judges will award a 1916 season pass to all major and minor league parks to the winner. Wilson, a Red Sox supporter this year, often talks baseball during shaves and cuts.

Sioux City Charles A. Wilson White Sox Wilson Chicago Sox Boston Red Sox

Plan to Strip Fighters Who Refuse Fights for Six Months

Promoters from across the country plan a Cleveland meeting led by Tom Andrews of Milwaukee to enforce title stripping after a champion refuses to fight within six months. The move aims to curb inactivity, unify disbarment across cities, and explore promoter earnings alongside fighter pay.

Cleveland Tom Andrews Milwaukee Tom Andrews

Gulls Fall to Vols as Errors and Slumping Hitting Cost Game

The Gulls dropped the Saturday game to Nashville as Schmidt and Holmquist errata and wild pitches spoiled the effort. Holmquist walked Nashville batters and was hit or miss at key moments while Calhoun Cobard and Schmidt failed to push runs. Despite six assists by Holmquist, Mobile plans to pitch Covington against Rogers with hopes of an easy win.

Gulls Schmidt Holmquist Vols Nashville Calhoun Cobard Perry Fisck Burke Northen Flick Keystone Schimidty Kissenter Mobile Covington Rogers Barney Sheridan, Jr Jawn Do A. Julius Heinemann David Harums Pelican Jim Gudger Galveston Heiney Jawn O. K Heinemann Pel Birmingham Memphis New Orleans Dobbs C. W. Somers Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn New York Giants Cincinnati Ttsburgh Phillies Braves Chicago Cubs Boston Detroit Omar Hardgrove Baronville Moley Freddy Gilmore MacFarland- Gibbons Connie Mack St. Louis

Leading base stealers in majors include Carey and Cobb

Max Carey of the Pirates and Ty Cobb of the Tigers top the base stealing list. The compiled table shows Cobb with 92 games and 2 stolen bases, Carey with 81 to 92 steals, and other leaders such as Speaker and Collins supporting the ranking across both leagues.

Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers Max Carey Pittsburgh Pirates Cobb Detroit Maisel New York Moeller Washington Cook Shotten St. Louis Speaker Boston E. Collins Chicago Chapman Cleveland Collins Nationa Lene Pittsburgh Taleo Ee Ae Tee Bres Baird Chile Robertson Herzog Cincinnati Johnston J. Millo

Braves Ahead of Miracle Year in Tight NL Race

The Boston Braves rise from last place on July 17, matching a quicker improvement than in 1914. Last year they trailed by 11 1/2 games when leaving the cellar. this season they trail by eight, as the pennant race tightens. Pitchers James Rudolph and Tyler may repeat late-season form, while the rest of the lineup must maintain momentum.

Boston Braves Braves James Rudolph Tyler

Veterans Say National Game Is Slower This Year

National League play is criticized by George R. Holmes and others as slower than a decade ago. Jawn McGraw, Connie Mack beneficiaries, Nap Rucker and Jack Coombs cited for pitching strength while Batters like Meyers Merkle Doyle and Daubert drive high averages amid debate over pace of play.

George R. Holmes United Press John McGraw Cubs National League Jawn Phils McGraw Giants Webs Ry Jack Coombs Iron Man Connie Mack Charley Ebbets Ebbets Nap Rucker Brooklyn Pieee Ed Walsh Geis Slingers Athletics George Chalmers Phillies Chief Meyers Fred Merkle Larry Doyle Merkle Doyle Jake Daubert Art Fletcher

Comiskey Spends Big to Build Ball Club Assemble

Chicago August 3 Charlie Comiskey has spent nearly $200000 on finished baseball players over recent years. Notable buys include Eddie Murphy around ten thousand, Eddie Collins fifty thousand, Ray Schalk twelve thousand five hundred, Larry Chapell eighteen thousand five hundred, Russell Blackburne eleven thousand, Ping Bodie eight thousand, Bobbie Roth eight thousand, Rollie Zeider eight thousand. If fully tallied the total would exceed two hundred thousand with possible extra sixty thousand for Old Slam Em Out Baker.

Chicago Charlie Comiskey Cornelius McGillicuddy Mack Comiskey White Sox Eddie Murphy Eddie Collins Ray Schalk Larry Chapell Russell Blackburne Ping Bodie Bobbie Roth Rollie Zeider Tunion Connie

Foreign Drivers Still Carrying Off Prizes

Chicago reports that Yankee drivers fail to grab American auto race prizes as foreign competitors dominate. In the last three major races Dario Resta the Anglo-Italian has taken first, highlighting the ongoing challenge for American contenders amid wartime enlistment reducing French drivers.

Chicago Dario Resta

Business Men's Lunch Featured At DeBrière's Cafe

The advertisement promotes a Business Men's Lunch from 2 to 2 30 pm at DeBrière's Café. It claims a specialty of these lunches and quick service with the best market offerings. The note also mentions Java Cottet and a Royal dining option.

Land Acreages Available Near Chunchula Alabama

Mobile and Ohio R lines announce land for sale in Mobile County Alabama seven miles west of Chunchula. 480 acres on best soil with a running stream suitable for farming or stock raising. 11.50 per acre for the whole tract. Additional tracts from 40 acres to 10,000 acres priced at 4.00 per acre and up. Address Geo Kilborn president A Land and Dev Co 409 N Royal St Mobile Alabama Bell Phone 57J.

Chunchula Mobile County Alabama Satsuma Geo. Kilborn A Land & Dev. Co N. Royal St Mobile Bell Phone

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