Cavet's pitching puzzles Alpermen's Crackers
Cavet pitched for the Crackers in the 6 to 2 rain-shortened game, allowing six hits and two runs as Mobile won behind Sitton and strong defense. Johnson started for the Crackers, was pulled after two innings, and Maloney led Mobile with two doubles while Starr and Maloney starred in the field and at the plate.
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Johnson
Sitton
Piter
W Johnson
The
Gulls
Devery
Cavet
Allowig
Mobdile
Dunn
Meridian
Maloney
Aself
Hepre Od
Starr
O’dell
Jacobsen
Son
Walsh
Baseball Schedule Highlights From National and Minor Leagues
In the Southern League mobile plays Atlanta Montgomery faces Memphis Ingham visits Nashville Orleans meets Chattanooga In the National League Chicago visits Boston Pittsburgh travels to Brooklyn St Louis hosts New York Keannat visits Philadelphia In the American League Boston plays Detroit New York faces Cleveland Delphi meets Chicago with St Louis on the docket.
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Southern League
Mobile
Atlanta
Montgomery
Memphis
Ingham
Nashville
Orleans
Chattanooga
National League
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St Eoula
New York
Keannat
Philadelphia
Lewes
Detroit
York
Cleveland
Delphi
St. Louis
Birmingham
New Orleans BonesUsrnua
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Morris Lands Heavily On Jumpers Jaw in Oklahoma Battle
Oklahoma City reports Carl Morris former White Hope struck Jack Johnson style to win damage and claim the title. Minnis sought injunction to curb Morris fighting kit after Morris allegedly assaulted him at his Choctaw City home. Minnis arrested for assault and battery, then revived and sought legal relief.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Carl Morris
White Hope
Jack Johnson
Minnis
Choctaw City
Morris
Lawa
Law
Elaborate reception planned for returning Olympic team
The York Aug 8 reports details for an August 24 reception for the American Olympic team. The organizing committee seeks invitations for the Swedish minister in Washington and the Swedish consul-general to join the review party. A notable feature will be a youth navy guard of honor along Broadway from Wall to 42nd Street as the team’s yell greets spectators.
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Swedt
Washington
Swedic
New
Navy “Guard of Honor
Broadway
Nall
42Nd Street
Baseball highlights from 1886 to 1910 in brief notes
A compact digest of notable games and feats: Tom Ramsey struck out 17 for Louisville in nine. Buffington held Chi to one hit for Philadelphia. Pittsburg beat Washington 15 3 as Billy Sunday drove in four with four steals. Clarence Beaumont set a season extra base hit mark. 21 walks in one game with Brooklyn at 12 Chicago 9. Nap Lajoie hit two homers for Athletics. Jay Hughes held St. Louis to one hit. Pittinger threw a one hit game for Boston. Hobe Ferris hit a grand slam with bases loaded. Giants scored eight in a third as Cardinals slumped. Carmichael threw a no hitter for Buffalo. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 1 0 in thirteen.
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Tom Ramsey
Louisville
Buffington
Phillies
Chicago
Pittsburg
Washington
Billy Sunday
Connie Mack
Cleveland
Hutchinson and Thornton
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Clarence Beaumont
Magee
Orth
Napoleon
Lajoie
Athletics
Jay Hughes
St. Louis
Homer Smoot
Pittinger
Boston
Cincinnati
Orville- Woodruff
Hobe Ferris
St. Lows Browns
Cy Morgan
New York Giants
Turmoi
Cardinals
Chester Carmichael
Buffalo
Jersey City
Gasper
Scanlon
Bell
McLoughlin Tops Bundy to Reach New York Final
In the New York state tennis tournament semi finals E. McLoughlin defeated California’s T. C. Bundy to advance to the final. He will meet R. N. Williams, who earlier won the national clay court and Pennsylvania state titles by beating W. M. Hall.
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New York
E. McLoughlin
T. C. Bundy
Yesterday's Results At Nashville Baseball Scores
Nashville edged New Orleans 6 to 2 with a late rally while Milwaukee beat Louisville 4 0 and Columbus won 7 to 3 in the American Association. South Atlantic League games included Columbia 4 Columbus 3 with Maconah and Albany Savannah rained out.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbia
Maconah
Jacksonville
Albany-Savannah
Cotton States League scores for Columbus and rivals
In the Cotton States League Columbus defeated Jackson 4 to 1 while Vicksburg edged Greenwood 1 to 0. The results reflect a tight slate of early season games with Columbus posting a strong offensive showing.
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Columbus
Jackson
Vicksburg
Greenwood
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From New York and Philadelphia
Scores show Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati matchups with varied innings. Notable players include Lavender Archer Moore Ritter Seaton Killifer and Sallee Wingo Rucker Miller. The lineups reflect midseason results with multiple errors and run totals across games.
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Chicas O
Orton
Philadelphia
Lavender
Archer
A. Moore
Ritter
Seaton
Killifer
Score Reported for Regional Game in Cryptic OCR Text
A fragmented score line lists teams like Washington Cleveland and New York with partial inning style numbers and player names Louiseran Vaughn Ainsmith Hamilton Stephenson Krich ell Collins Carrigan Lake Stanage Kahler O'Neil Ford Swee ney, reflecting a damaged historical scoreboard snippet.
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Washington
Vaughn
Cashion
Ainsmith
Hamilton
Stephenson
Krichell
R.H.E
Cleveland
New York
Kahler
O'Neil
Ford
Sweeney
Australian Heavyweight Fight Decided on Foul
Pat Doran of Australia defeated Jack Lester of Washington by disqualification in the sixth round after Lester repeatedly delivered kidney punches despite warnings.
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Lester
Melbourne
Australia
Pat Doran
Jack Lester
Washington
Mobile Daily Item Subscriber Offer
The Mobile Daily Item promotes home delivery seven days a week for ten cents.
Benders and Oldring Fail to Lift Mack Pennant Hopes
Philadelphia August 9 The Athletics struggle as Connie Mack sees two key players Bender and Oldring underperform this season. Benders’ ERA at .571 compares to last year’s .773 while Oldring’s bat is only .280 and fielding slips. Mack clings to hope that top players rally to chase a third straight pennant.
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Philadelphia
Connie
Mack
Athletics
Chief Bender
Rube Oldring
Bender
Oldring
Coombs
Cy Morgan
Rube
Hig
Great Driving Finishes at Pittsburg Track
Pittsburg Aug 8 final in the professional drivers stake 2:1b trot and the free for all trot title thrill the fourth day of the Grand Circuit meet. Billy Burke the season track record maker at Cleveland August 1 won two heats in the 2:1b and set track records in both heats 2:05 and 2:04 3-4. Annie Kohl won the second heat of the professional drivers stake while Shaw Bay swept the 2:15 trot in three heats finishing 2:07 1-4 in the last.
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Pittsburg
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Dudje Archdale
Geers
Silent Brook
Shaw Bay
Dudie Archdale
McDonald
Murray
Fred Jamison
Babe
Meyer the Hatters to Play Fort Morgan
The Meyer the Hatter team plans a Sunday trip to Fort Morgan. Pitcher Dixon, who shut down the Eleventh Cavalry at Anniston, will start the game. The Hatters list Dixon Burch Valley Knowles Wilson Cramer Dixon Cleveland M Ross and note outfielder Johnnie Cleveland is sidelined with an eye injury.
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Meyer the Hatter
Fort Morgan
Dixon
Eleventh Cavalry
Anniston
Burch
Valley
Knowles
Wilson
Cramer
Cleveland
Ross
Johnnie Cleveland
Hatters
Women Baseball Exhibition Draws Newport Crowds
An impromptu mixed baseball game on the Newport field pitted Bellevue Avenue Imperials against the None Such at Bailey's Beach. Women led by Mrs. Burden Miss Sears and Miss Edyth bested the men 7 to 5 as spectators watched from auto and carriage lines.
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R. L
State of
Rhode Island
Sumner Gerard
Navy
Reading Room
Gerard
Arthur Iselin
William Goodby Loew
Archibald
Alexander
Ettfeld
J. Gordon Douglas
Arthur Scott Burdefi
Philip Livermore
William Woodward
Eugene E. Reynal
Reynal
Craig Biddle
Edyth
Cyril Hatch
Paulding Fordick
John R. Drexel
Drexel
Belmont Tiffany
Oliver Hi. P. Belmont
William P. Douglas
William Jay
Sibyl Douglas
Austen Gray
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Misa Angelica Gerry
A.hollingsworth
Joseph Harriman
von Bulow
J. Norman de R. Whitehouse
W. Bourke Cochran
R. Livingston Beeckman
William P. Burden
W. Hyde Neilson
New Mexico to Curb Boxing and Political Moves Across States
New Mexico bans boxing bouts to ten rounds and leaves room for a two thirds legislature veto. Coach Stagg named presidential director by Illinois Buil Moose party. Oxygen used in Randall meet aids Shawley after heat in 2:15 trot. The WIRG horse THER W sold for 8,000 dollars four years ago to Walter Cox. The Johnson Flynn fight portrays Jack as not serious with the crowd watching. Paris Mutual betting machines expected to replace bookies on American tracks. Grand circuit bookies may face a ban at winter meeting. machines offer 60 percent better odds after 5 percent deduction. Jake Stahl keeps Red Sox near AL pennant. Patsy Donovan notes training discipline among youngsters. Topper Bill Carri gan and Charlie Wagner praised for Stablers. Luther McCarthy cited as rising ring champion. Kraft, once pitcher, now outfielder, to be tested as hitter. Pittsburg hosts Grand Circuit racing on Brunot's Island. William Saller, two artificial legs, pitched for Christian A. C. and beat Central 3 to 0.
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Paris-Mutual
Majestic Candy Kitchen Special on Homemade Candies
Saturday special at Majestic Candy Kitchen offers each pound of home made candies for 25 cents. Limited time deal draws local shoppers seeking cheap confections.
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Majestic Candy Kitchen
JohnsonS Ultimatum To Promoter McIntosh In Australia Fight
Alderman Al Tearney reported that Jack Johnson agreed to fights with Sam Langford and Sam McVey in Australia under conditions not yet met by promoter W H McIntosh. Johnson sought 5000 training funds and three return tickets plus 10000 deposited with Tearney as stakeholder. Johnson refused to confirm reentry into boxing.
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Tearney
Johnson
McIntosh
Veteran Bill Donovan Named Providence Manager
Detroit club owner Frank J. Navin announced veteran Detroit AL pitcher Bill Donovan will manage Providence in the International League. Donovan plans to assume duties in a few days as Navin seeks waivers on Detroit outfielder Davey Jones.
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Detroit
Bill’ Donovan
Providence
Frank J. Navin
Donovan
Navin
Davey Jones
Bristol Club Sells Star Pitchers and Outfielder
The Bristol club of the Appalachian League sold pitcher N. A. Cullop to New Orleans for $2,000 and outfielder Y. Y. Sloan to Kansas City for $1,000. Pitcher J. W. Walker was sold to Cleveland, with President Barnard closing the deal. Walker reports September 5. Cullop heads to New Orleans this week and Sloan to Kansas City on September 5.
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N. A. Cullop
New Orleans
J. W. Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
Y. Y. Sloan
Kansas City
Cullop
Sloan
Barnard
Walker
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