Crackers Triumph Over Mobile Gulls In Slugfest
In a wild opener at the local park the Crackers hammered the Gull infield and piled up runs. Sitton and Rey sparked late innings while Maloney and Starr made key defensive plays as the Crackers won despite Mobile’s early push.
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Rey
Jacobsen
Maloney
Lyons
Paulet
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Starr
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Harbison
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Baseball scores and league results round up
American League games featured multiple double plays and varied scorelines as teams like Nashville and Columbus posted wins. Cotton States and South Atlantic League results include Eason defeating Columbus 8 2 and Macon rain delays affecting schedule.
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Albany
Columbus
Macon
Baseball history highlights from August 17 spanning 1882 to 1910
A compilation of notable games and events includes John Montgomery Ward’s 1-0 18 inning win for Providence over Detroit in 1882, Charley Radbourne’s homer, Jesse Tannehill’s no-hitter in 1904, solutions from 1902 1909 1910 matchups, and leading figures such as Walter Johnson and King Cole.
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John Montgomery Ward
Detroit
Charley Radbourne
Cleveland Nationals
Iny
Hamiton
Kansas
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Jesse Tannehill
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Roy Castleton
Youngstown
Akron
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Washington
Walter Johnson
Athletics
New York
Pittsburg
King Cole
Chicago Cubs
Rucker
British Olympic Council Discusses Future Plans
London August 16 The British Olympic council met under Lord Desbrough to discuss future plans. The long meeting revealed marked differences of opinion and no formal plan was expected to be decided soon.
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London
British Olympic Council
Lord Desbrough
Alienist Doctor's Provocative Maxim Sparks Controversy
Dr William F Waugh asserts outdated gender myths urging male dominance and punitive acts as guiding principles for society claiming women await their lords and obedience while endorsing jealousy beating and even killing for betrayal drawing sharp criticism from readers and scholars.
Barons Plan Cuban Tour After Southern League Season
Birmingham club to tour Cuba starting October 1 with 13 players led by Ray Ryan. If pennant won, potential seven game series with American Association. promoter sought. Possible barnstorming tour of Alabama Georgia and Florida if Cuba trip not arranged.
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Carlisle Honors Returned Olympic Heroes
Carlisle Pa August 16 all factories and businesses closed as the town declared a holiday to honor Louis Tewanima and James Thorpe. A 10000 strong crowd watched a parade and formal greeting with letters from President Taft and other officials arriving for the event.
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Louis Tewanima
James Thorpe
Taft
Interior
Fisher
Olmstead
Valentine
Batteries For Today In Mobile Atlanta Game Forecasted
Mobile manager Cavet and Atlanta manager Dunn forecast batteries for today’s game with Brady and Reynolds. The matchup centers on the afternoon showdown between the teams with the two executives predicting the lineup for the Battery positions.
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Agler
Paulet
Starr
O'Dell
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Hart
Cavet
Dunn
Brady
Reynolds
Southern League Matchups Across Cities
Games today feature Atlanta at Mobile Nassville at Birmingham in two games Memphis at Montgomery Chattanooga at New Orleans. National League schedules include New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington.
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Vanderbilt Faces Historic Football Schedule Ahead
Nashville August 17 Vanderbilt University opens a landmark season with a demanding slate. The schedule includes Bethel College, Maryville, Rose Polytechnics, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, Central Kentucky, Auburn in Birmingham, and Sewanee with games at Nashville and Birmingham.
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Sewanee
Campbell wins handicap at Western interstate shoot
Frank Campbell of Waukee Iowa wins the amateur marksmen handicap on the final day. He breaks 94 of 100 targets and earns a gold watch and 250 dollars. W H Herr of Guthrie Oklahoma is high gun for the three days with 259 of 300.
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Frank Campbell
Waukee
Iowa
Campbell
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Guthrie
Okla
Thirty-Four Swimmers In Ten Mile Mississippi Race
Thirty four swimmers are slated to start in the sixth annual 19 mile river event this afternoon from St Louis. The start is at 3 o clock and the winner will be named national ten mile champion. The course record is one hour and thirty five minutes set in 1909 by Bud Goodwin.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Reverend Amos Stevenson to Preach at Oakdale Tomorrow
Rev. Amos Stevenson of Mobile, a colored preacher, will deliver a sermon at Oakdale Methodist Church tomorrow at 3 p m. The event invites the church community to attend the service and hear his message.
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Mobile
Oakdale Methodist Church
Giants With Tesreau Up Win From Cubs
Tesreau pitched well as the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 4 in Chicago. The victory evened the series with Murray making two clutch catches and six steals by Archers and Cotter on basepaths. Johnny Evers returns to the game tomorrow after a five day suspension for umpire fighting.
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Archery rivals meet at thirty fourth National Tournament in Boston
Archers from across the United States descend on Boston for the thirty fourth annual National Archery Association tournament with notable figures Rev W B Gray of Cheyenne and Dr E B Weston of Chicago renewing a linkage to the 1879 event. Hartford County Fair opens three month racing meet August 24 at Havre de Grace Maryland under Jockey Club control. Edwin R Bushnell cites American coaching and schoolboy enthusiasm as keys to 1916 athletic prowess while baseball news notes the Naps target a fourth place in the American League and Lefty Russell’s controversial stint in Shenandoah and Woodstock amid talks of a player union seeking a 2000 dollar minimum wage.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Hartford County Fair Association
Havre de Grace
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