Barons Oust Pell From First Place In Nine Inning Win
Mobile beats Montgomery 3 to 0 as Keeley on the mound shuts out the Billikens. Two runs score in the second inning on three hits and a Parker error. Parker tops Montgomery with two singles in four appearances. Dobard at short for Mobile also fields well in the low attendance contest under heavy clouds.
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Keeley
Mobile
Charley Case
Montgomery
Billikens
Parker
Visitors
Dobard
Lord
Calhoun
Schmidt
Miller
Donahue
O'Dell
Snedecor
Case
Montegut
New Orleans
Gilks
Mobile— AB
R. H. PO
A. E. O'Dell
Perry
Teow Northen
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Semen Donahue
Esas
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Mobile Pitts «Edule Sas Py
Bale
Baker
Montgomery Empires
O'Toole and
Fifield
Results Yesterday National League Baseball Showdowns
A day of fast pitching and tight defense across the circuit. Cincinnati and Chicago produced high scoring affairs while Pittsburgh and St Louis weathered shutout threats in the afternoon games. Montgom ery's squad pressed early but Keeley limited the danger as Case and Montgomery swapped chances. Mont etagut, the new shortstop from New Orleans, debuted in uniform and impressed with his range and speed.
Baseball scores from multiple leagues across several cities
In Philadelphia first game Coveleskie blanked by Stanage while Shawkey allowed three. Second game Reynolds and Boehler held in check as D Baker and Plank contributed for Philadelphia. New York saw Hageman and O Neill hold Rome to four runs. Washington lost on a 25 run outburst. Federal League games featured high scores with St Louis routing Pittsburgh 19 to 4 and Kansas City splitting with Brooklyn in two games.
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Philadelphia
R. H. EB
Coveleskie
Stanage
Shawkey
Fhang
R. EE
WetTolt
Reynolds
Boehler
D. Baker
McKee
Plank
Lapp
Connolly
Chill
New York
R. H. E. Corowoiang
Reea OK
Hageman
O'Neill
Cole
Pieh
McHale
Sweeney
Dineen
Sheridan
Washington
R.H. E. PE
Hamilton
James
Leary
Agnew
Engel
Shaw
Ainsmith
Evans and
Egan
Federal League
Indianapolis
R. H. E. Rariden
St. Louis
R. H. E. Weeso Ice Nesei
Pittsburgh
Walker
Berry
Billiard
Krapp
Moran
Blair
Willett
Keupper
Simon
Packard
Chicago
R. H. E. Seseee
Quinn
Suggs
Jacklitsch
Fisk
Lange
Wilson
Block
Detroit
Southpaws
Texas and American Association Scores Roundup
In the Texas League Dallas beat Beaumont 2 to 1 in 12 innings. Houston defeated Austin 5 to 1. Waco triumphed over San Antonio 6 to 1. No other Texas games scheduled. In the American Association Milwaukee and Kansas City battled to a 3 all tie after 8 innings in darkness. Columbus unknown versus Cleveland 1.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Houston
Austin
Waco
San Antonio
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Columbus
Cleveland
International and South Atlantic League Scores Report
In the International League Newark beat Montreal 2 to 1 while Providence defeated Toronto 8 to 5. In the South Atlantic League Columbus defeated Macon 9 to 1 and Charleston won over Columbia 2 to 1. Jacksonville Albany game postponed by rain.
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International League
Newark
Montreal
Providence
Toronto
Columbus
Macon
Charleston
Columbia
Jacksonville
Albany
Southern League matchups headlined by New Orleans at Mobile
Today in the Southern League nine games feature New Orleans visiting Mobile Memphis at Atlanta Nashville at Chattanooga Montgomery at Birmingham New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston.
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Cincinnati
R. H. EB. Svicdvesee
Strand
Cutcher and
Gowdy
Douglas and
Clark
Rigler
Bart
Pittsburgh
New York
Marquard
Fromme
McLean
Adams
Coleman
Quigdey and
Bason
Chicago
Brooklyn
Ragan
McCarty
Humphries
fAageman
Bresnahan
Ancoln
Byron
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Alexander
Killifer
Perritt
Wnyder
Klem
Emaslie
Southern League
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Birmingham
National League
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Wow
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Mobile Teen Eee
Atlanta Ce Ae
Eee Ee
Memphis Ewe Ewes Seer
Montgomery Ee
Boston Vee
Hogils Oes
Cando
Brooklyn Philadelphia
Eee Enwes
Incinnati
Ges Reees
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Matchups Set for Buffalo and St Louis Collision
The card lists forthcoming games with Buffalo visiting St Louis, Baltimore visiting Chicago, Pittsburgh traveling to Indianapolis, and Brooklyn playing Kansas City highlighting a slate of early-season showdowns.
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Federal League
Buffalo
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Edredite
See Ee
Weer
Wwe
Tanta
Birmingham Seeks Series Win at Rickwood Park
Birmingham hosts Montgomery in a three game set at Rickwood Park with Roth or C Brown to pitch and Tregeasser catching for Birmingham. Montgomery counters with Day and Donahue behind the plate as weather remains clear.
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Birmingham
Ala
Rickwood Park
Montgomery
Roth
C. Brown
Tregeasser
Donahue
Birmingham Beats New Orleans 7–0 to Lead Southern Association
Birmingham jumped to the pennant lead by routing New Orleans 7 to 0 in five innings as rain halted the game early. The second game of the doubleheader was cancelled due to wet grounds with Birmingham taking the series two games to none. Mc Bride made a stopping catch with bases loaded in the third inning and Carroll stole second and third in the fifth amid wild throws.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Tors
McBride
Barbare
Carroll
Sand Hogee
Weaver
AB. BR. H. Po.a. E
Menaryx
Lindsay
Sylvester
Romo
Higgins
Soto
Gack
Beter Co
McDonald
LS Ae
Stewart
MaBride
O Covington
Ojitn
Tregessor
Hardgrove
Rsatade Sentee
Sece Sencetboves
Naeithagepedinsindinadg Anca Hp
Soto Abade
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Peru Reader
A dated advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for severe colds. Mrs. C. E. Sargent of Peru Indiana praises its value and longevity of use, claiming it is worth its weight. Sold everywhere.
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C. E. Sargent
Peru
Ind
New Orleans and Mobile clash in pivotal Wednesday games
J. P. P. vows to quit briefly as New Orleans and Mobile clubs prepare for a crucial two game series on Monroe field Wednesday. Townsend to start game one, Gudger in game two, with Lord and Dobbs relying on pitching depth and field play to gain the early advantage.
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J. PP
New Orleans
Mobile
Monroe Field
Lord
Dobbs
Townsend
Gulls
Gudger
Wheatley
Pels
Charley Hemphill
Atlanta
Evans May Not Start In National Open Golf Play
Crippled with a sprained ankle, Charles E. Chick Evans Jr., three times Western amateur champion, was a doubtful starter for today’s national open at Midlothian Country Club after injuring his ankle in handball yesterday but said he would try to begin.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles E
Chick” Evans, Jr
Midlothian Country Club
Evans
Foreign artists taxed like Americans in U S income rules
The treasury department issued instructions requiring foreign singers and other artists who come to the United States to pay income tax on income earned from trades or professions here, same as citizens. The measure applies to non resident aliens and solidifies tax collection by internal revenue collectors.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
M L and R R Co Provides Films for Monroe Park Show
Superintendent William Taylor of Monroe Park announced on May night that Lucille Love Series 9 would not be shown on Thursday night as the film had burned on the road but would arrive in due time. On Thursday the Mobile Light and Railroad Co provided for the end the great serial pictures and several high class big reel films.
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William Taylor
Monroe Park
Mobile Light and Railroad
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