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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1914

Page

8

Briscoe Lord Still Leads Southern League Batters

Brooklyn tied up in the Hal Chase style plot as Jake Daubert eyes manager post with Robinson installed at Ebbets Field. Daubert’s stand and team unrest threaten Brooklyn’s standing while pitching faults and Federal League pressures complicate the season.

Briscoe Lord Monty New York Hal Case Brooklyn Tefeet Hal Chase George Stallings New York Americans Chase Harry Wolverton Wolverton Yankees Frank Chance Chance Chicago White Sox Harry Lord Jimmy Callahan Buffalo Federals Jake Daubert Dodgers Bill Dahlen Dahlen Dauber Daubert Ebbets Wilbert Robinson John McGraw Giants Robinson Tex Erwin Red Smith Boston Braves Ebbets Field Jin Raternity Brooklyn Feds MD Reulbach Dave Fultz Reulbach Jake Haldag

Vols Aims to Build New Machine for 1916 Team

The Item reports Tennessee manager Bill Schwartz must rebuild after likely losses of Callahan Boland Gibson and Burns. With limited proven pitchers and infielders, Schwartz may trade or replace many players and seek new twirling talent to form a competitive 1916 squad. Williams King Lindsay Smith are the remaining infielders plus Berger More Kroh Renfer as pitchers. Gene Paulet could be kept as a versatile asset.

Nashville Tenn Vols Bill Schwartz Callahan Boland Gibson Burns Pelicans Dodge Louisville Colonels American Association Gene Paulet Schwartz Williams King Lindsay Smith Berger More Kroh Renfer Sloan Hemingway St. Louis Browns

Freak home run talk stirs oldtime baseball legends

New York reports Milton Stock and other stars hit freak long home runs in various cities. Cy Young, Big Bill Lang, Buck Freeman, Joe Jackson, Heinie Zimmerman, Miller Huggins, Buddy Ryan, Larry Doyle, Walter Johnson, Cy Seymour and others are cited for remarkable shots with unusual paths or outcomes across Cleveland Cincinnati Boston New York and Washington.

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Feds Outpace Major Leagues in Midseason Baseball Averages

Up to July 16 the Federal League shows shorter game times and more favorable pitching stats, with fewer walks and no hit games. The circuit is actively raiding minor leaguers like LaRue Kirby by direct contracts and signing bonuses, bypassing minor league clubs.

Federal League Federal American National Feds Kirby

Paid high price to see Johnson pitch in exhibition

In Chicago on August 22 Walter Johnson charged fifty dollars per inning for an exhibition against three Decatur batters. A local fan drove thirty miles to see him, waited five innings, then confronted acting Senators manager Germany Schaefer to demand Johnson.

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