Barons Rally in Ninth to Overtake Mobile for Second
In a dramatic Southern League contest Birmingham erased Mobile’s one run lead in the ninth inning with three consecutive hits. Stewart doubled, McBride followed with a single, and Lord surrendered the final hit as Birmingham won 3 to 2 to claim second place.
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Mobile
Stewart
McBride
Lord
Covington
Miller
McDonald's
Schmidt
Calhoun
Cobard
Sngle
R. Hee
Ee Merecan
Seeee Ae
McDonald
Molesworth
Carroll
Aebee
Serene Ae
Rf McBride
If Nee
Wees
Dobard
Gudger
Results Yesterday: AL and International League Highlights
Baseball scores from Philadelphia St Louis and Boston show multiple games with runs and key pitching notes. Birmingham edges Mobile in a tight pennant race as McDonald and Covington contribute crucial plays to pull ahead in the standings.
Baseball Scores From American Association and South Atlantic League
Milwaukee defeated St. Paul by 6 to 4. Minneapolis won over Kansas City 19 to 9 in ten innings. Columbus beat Louisville 13 to 5. Indianapolis topped Cleveland 5 to 2. In the South Atlantic League Savannah shaded Charleston 2 to 1. Columbus defeated Jacksonville 2 to 0. Columbia beat Augusta 8 to 3. Macon routed Albany 11 to 2.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Columbia
Augusta
Macon
Albany
Local baseball schedules and weekend trip offer
The Ames Today section lists Southern and National League games with Mobile at Birmingham, Chattanooga at Atlanta, Nashville at Memphis, New Orleans at Montgomery, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Boston at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Chicago, Chicago at St. Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia, New York at Boston, and Federal League matchups Brooklyn at St. Louis, Buffalo at Indianapolis, Baltimore at Kansas City, Pittsburgh at Chicago. It also promotes a Sunday trip option to Coden or Bayou la Batre with round trip tickets at 50 cents and details at City Ticket Office, 23 S. Royal Street.
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National League
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Federal League
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Coden
Bayou la Batre
City Ticket
S. Royal Street
Couden
Royal Street
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Stomach Health
A testimonial from Mrs. Rosie Rish of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble saying they strengthened her stomach and restored natural function. The ad notes the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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Rosie Rish
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain’s
Southern League Games New Orleans Split with Montgomery
In New Orleans Aug 15 the leaders split a doubleheader with Montgomery. New Orleans won 2 0 in game one as Case allowed no hits, Hendryx scored on a fourth inning infield out, and Walker hit a fielder’s choice error aided by Gray. In game two Montgomery won 2 1 as Kissinger faltered in the sixth. Day pitched well for Montgomery and the umpires Breitenstein and Weaver oversaw the proceedings. Chattanooga beat Memphis 9 3 as Jacobson hit a home run and two base hits powered the attack. Karr allowed six earned runs in six frames.
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New —Orleans
Montgomery
Case
New Orleans
Hendryx
Starr
Walker
Grebbins
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Coveleskie
Elwert
Kissinger
Kerin
Breitenstein
R. Wen Oreangyat
Daley
Donahue
Breitenstein and Weaver
Baker
Lindsay
Breitenstein and Case
Tenn
Johnston
Ens
Jacobson
Coyle
Flick
Graff
Howell
W. McCormick
Mullen
Stark
Bemis
Dunckel
Graham
Karr
Fifield and Rudderham
Washington
Philadelphia
Johnson
Collins
Bressler
Gandil
Morgan
Ryan
Williams
Evans
Amateurs sought by The Star Fish Giants in Mobile area
The Star Fish Giants invite amateur teams in Mobile and vicinity to contact Cecil, manager, at home phone 1212 between 8 am and 12 pm. The Don't Worry team defeated the Delchamps 3 to 2 in eighteen innings, with two runs in the first and the final score settled in the eighteenth. Ivory, Lottin, Thomas, Toner, Robinson and Babber listed as players.
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Star Fish Giants
Mobile
Cecil
Don't Worry
Delehamps
Don't
Cscssccceaceves
Delchamps
Aye Ivory
Lottin
Thomas
Toner
Robinson
Babber
Chip and Murray set for twenty round September 9 match
George Chip of New Castle Pennsylvania and Billy Murray of Petaluma California were matched today for a twenty round fight on September 9 in San Francisco. Chip knocked Murray out in their last bout.
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San Francisco
George Chip
New Castle
Billy Murray
Petaluma
Cal
Chip
Murray
Insect Bites and Infections Warned in Canned Advice
A public health style note urges using Sloan's Liniment to treat insect bites and infections. It claims liniment acts antiseptically, neutralizes infections, disinfects cuts, bruises, and sores, and offers a money back satisfaction guarantee. Available for 360 at your druggist.
Lord Leads Individuals Mobile Leads All Teams in Work With the Stick
In Chicago on August 15 Pete Knise ly leaves the Southern League after a .352 season with Birmingham, leaving Lord Mobile and Liebhardt Memphis tied for team batting at .330. McCormick Chattanooga .325 Daly Montgomery .317 Goulait Memphis .314 Sloan Nashville .312 Welchence Atlanta .308 Tyree Atlanta .308 Mobile tops team hitting at .267 with Chattanooga next at .265. Callahan Nashville retains stolen-base lead with 49. Meyers leads NL batters at .371 for Brooklyn in 20 games. Brooklyn club leads with .269. New York .266. Herzog Cincinnati leads in stolen bases with 88. Doak St. Louis and Mathewson New York lead pitchers. Joe Jackson tops American leaguers at .358. Cobb Detroit .350 KE Collins Philadelphia .267 and Washington .249 lead clubs. Sc. Collins steals 39. Leonard Boston 17-8, Bender Philadelphia 10-2, Plank Philadelphia 13-3 lead pitchers. Evans tops Federal leaguers at .362. Indianapolis .280 club batting. Baltimore .274. Kauff retains 46 steals. Top pitchers Ford Buffalo 15-5 Seaton Brooklyn 20-8 Brown St. Louis Kaiserling Indianapolis 11-5.
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Chicago
Pete Knisely
Birmingham
Bris Lord
Mobile
Liebhardt
Memphis
McCormick
Chattanooga
Daly
Montgomery
Goulait
Sloan
Nashville
Welchence
Atlanta
Tyree
Callahan
Hogg
Brown
Townsend
Meyers
Brooklyn
Erwin
Grant
New York
Herzog
Cincinnati
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Cobb
Detroit
KE. Collins
Philadelphia
Washington
Sc. Collins
Leonard
Boston
Bender
Plank
Steve Evans
Micnuff
Indianapolis
Shaw
Baltimore
Kauff
Ford
Buffalo
Seaton
St. Louis
Kaiserling
Baseball Notes on Gulls Barons Crackers and Mobile
The column surveys teams in flux with shifts at the top and players in form. Barons may reclaim lead, Crackers rely on Billy Smith, Mobile shows mixed results on a road trip, and pitching and hitting miscues shape recent games across leagues.
Moratorium Extended to End of September
Berlin reports the government has extended the moratorium through the end of September. The move was announced in a dispatch via London, expanding the relief period for affected sectors.
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Berlin
London
Political Candidate Announces Run for Office in 1914
A candidate declares intent to run in the coming election on September 7 1914 and asks friends and the public for their votes.
Australasians take Davis Cup doubles to lead 2 1
Norman E. Brookes and Anthony F. Wilding of Australasia defeated Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy of the United States in straight sets 6-3 8-6 9-7 at Forest Hills to put the challengers in the Davis Cup lead two matches to one. The match drew over 18 000 spectators as the Americans failed to lift their play.
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L. L
Norman E. Brookes
Anthony F. Wilding
Australasia
Maurice EB
McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
United States
Wilding
R. Norris Williams
Brookes
Bundy
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