Gulls Tie Billikens for Lead in Southern League Showdown
Mobile and Montgomery split a tense series game as Mobile beats Montgomery 6 to 3 behind W Robertson. Schmidt Robertson Stock spark offense while Sparks struggled with fielding errors and a decisive sixth inning double. Nearly 2,000 fans watched as Mobile narrows the gap for first place in the standings.
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Billikens
Mobile
Montgomery
Frank Sparks
Schmidt
Robertson
Stock
W. Robertson
Johnny Dobbs
Wee
Billiken
Walker
Wares
Elwert
Sloan
Jantzen
Knaupp
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Starr
Odell
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McKim of Illinois Triumphs in Japan Tennis Championship
Chicago reports McKim of the University of Illinois won the singles title at Kamizawa in Japan, the tournament concluding yesterday. He adds another championship to his list as word arrives from Tokyo.
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Chicago
Tokio
McKim
University of Illinois
Kamizawa
Baseball score digest from multiple leagues
Southern League games showed mobiles 5 montgomery 3 and other results. National League ties New York 6 Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati 2 Boston 7 Chicago 3-3. American League Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 7 New York 2. St Paul 6 3 Indianapolis 1 4 Milwaukee 5 Louisville 2. International League Toronto 0 Jersey City 0 in 20 innings Providence 8 Buffalo 7. Texas and South Atlantic and Appalachian League results listed.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Federal League Games Result from Opening Series
Indianapolis defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 and Pittsburg won 10 to 2 against Chicago in first games as St. Louis outscored Kansas City 8 to 6 in the opening matchups.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Baseball Scores From Various Games In One Listing
A compilation of baseball results from Birmingham New Orleans New York Brooklyn Pittsburg and Boston. Teams include Atlanta Memphis St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and others with innings scores and brief pitching lines. Notable pitchers include Dent Chapman Kissinger Demaree Fromme Brown and Bresnahan among others.
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R.H.E
Birmingham
Atlanta
Dent and
Chapman
Hargrove
Gregory
Evans and Mayer
New Orleans
R.hle
Memphis
Kissinger
Seabaugh
Glavenich
Yantz
Twenty inning draw ties record pace at West Side Park
Jersey City and Toronto in the International League battled twenty innings without scoring a run at West Side Park. Hearne pitched all twenty for Toronto and Brandon finished for Jersey City after Thompson left in the thirteenth. One error occurred as Bues triple set up the bases loaded, but Hearne dismissed three batters to end the inning.
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N. J
Toronto
West Side Park
Hearne
Thompson
Brandon
Bues
Calhoun
Blair
Dundee Wins Over White in Ninth Round Knockout
John Pundee the New York featherweight defeated Jack White of Chicago by knockout in the ninth round of a scheduled twenty in the Vernon arena Los Angeles. Pundee dominated every round with quick combinations and two knockdowns in the third and sixth. White showed brief resistance in the fourth before a decisive hook sent him down for good as Referee Charles Eyton raised Pundee's arm.
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Dundee
White
Los Angeles
Cal
John Pundee
New—York
Jack White
Chicago
Vernon Arena
Pundee
Charles Eyton
New York
Satsuma Beats Creola in Morning Game Debut Uniforms Shine
Satsuma opens in new uniforms with a strong 12 to 8 win over Creola, led by Wyatt and Rice and Burrage and Mortier. In the afternoon Creola defeats Satsuma 4 to 2 as Roy Mortier and Jenkins contribute for Creola and Rice for Satsuma.
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Satsuma
Creola
Créola
Ce. Covinegovens
Wyatt
Rice
Burrage
Mortier
Crete
Satsumas
Baibuma
Brooklyn Makes Playing Changes Amid Illness
Brooklyn announces unconditional release of outfielder Scheer and trades catcher Erwin to Toronto. Hub Northern re-signed from Toronto while Williams Nashville and Schardt Indianapolis pitches are relinquished. Frank Allen remains bedridden with ptomaine poisoning.
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Brooklyn
Frank Allen
WN. Y
Brooklyn Club Today
Scheer
Erwin
Toronto
Hub Northern
Williams
Nashville
Schardt
Indianapolis
Whitaker Shuts Out Opponents in Keokuk Double Bill
William Whitaker of Keokuk pitched twenty one consecutive scoreless innings in a double header against Waterloo. Keokuk won both games one to zero with the second game lasting twelve innings. Whitaker allowed only five hits in the two games.
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Keokuk
Iowa
William Whitaker
Keokuk Central Association
Waterloo
Whitaker
Baseball schedule highlights across leagues
Southern League features Montgomery at Mobile in two games and Memphis at New Orleans. Atlanta faces Birmingham followed by Chattanooga at Nashville. In the National League Chicago visits Boston, Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn, St. Louis travels to New York, and Cincinnati goes to Philadelphia. No American League games scheduled.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville-Chattanooga
Chiles
Pet Mobile Sosesvovvecs
Montgomery Cosescee
Eee Evens
Chattanooga Coscoreee
Eee
Ene
Eaee
Nashville
National League
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston Tree Nee
Cincinha Deck Cesses
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Cleveland Rr
Washington
Chicago
Eer
Hoston
Detroit
Amen
St. Louis
New York Eos
Mobile
Chattanooga
Ery of Opelika Fires Up Georgia Alabama League Play
Mobile boy Ed Ery pitched a four hit shutout as Opelika defeated Gadsden 4 to 0. He moved to twenty wins in twenty-five games, with two straight shutouts, while Blackwell Schwartz and Spitznaglie contributed key hits and a standout defensive play by Chambers. The Opelika and Gadsden clubs planned a barbecue at First Methodist Baraca tonight.
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Ed Ery
Opelika
R. Oh EK
Goaisden
Opelika Weseves
O King
Jordan
Ery
Bone
Driving On Detroit Tracks Sets Record in Chamber of Commerce Stake
Frank Bogash Jr driven by Thomas W Murphy won the 2:13 class Chamber of Commerce stake at Detroit’s Grand Circuit meet in straight heats, setting a new 2 02 3 4 record. Mare Leata J faded late as Murphy’s gelding edged ahead. final heat ended with a head margin. Ed Greer backed Etawah in the 2:10 trot. Eddie Dillard won the 2:06 pace in a close finish. program also features several $1,000 and $2,000 stakes big events.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Frank Bogash, Jr
Thomas W. Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Farra
Eltawah
Eddie Dillard
Leata J
Murphy
Stetbrino Lad
Frank Bo, Jr
Bogash
Stetbrino
Ed Greer
Etawah
al Stanley
Knight Onwardo
Molly Darling
Dillard
Onwardo
Stallings to Fight for Duncan in National Commission
Boston reports that the Boston National League club may contest Duncan and Wilson sale to the Philadelphia Nationals. Stallings confirmed sending payment for Duncan, but Dallas owner J W Gardner said Duncan sold to Philadelphia. The case will be brought before the national commission.
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Boston
Philadelphia Nationals
National Commission
Duncan
Dallas
Stallings
Wilson
J. W. Gardner
Lynch
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