Barons Edge Gulls In Ninth To Take Series Lead
Birmingham Barons win the second game of the series against the Gulls 3 to 2 in nine innings. Prough pitched eight innings, allowing two runs, while Cavet lasted seven for the Gulls. Luhrson and Berger held the Gulls in check late as Birmingham rallied in the ninth for the winning run.
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Barons
Prough
Tuns
Ing Barons
Ers
Luhrson
Gulls
Heinie” Berger
Boyd
Joh
Ellam
Yantz
Marcan
Minth
Mobile
Starr
O'Dell
Robson
Long
Birmingham
McGilvray
Miam
McBride
Jacobsen
Palam
Marean
Islam
Mee Hivray
Paulet
Cavet
Berger
Stockdale
Breitenstein
Esther W Wins Massachusetts Stake at Readville Trot Meet
Esther W. driven by Long Shot Cox wins the 2:12 class stake at Readville in the grand crew meet. Baden, favored, finishes third after Esther W. breaks early. Baron A. takes the 2:07 three year old trot with Will Snow of Buffalo guiding Senorita to victory.
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Readville
Mass
Esther W
Massachusetts
Cox
Baden
Hsther W
Baron A
Will Snow
Buffalo
Ily Senorita
Westgard to Map Glidden Tour Route from New York
W O L Westgard official pathfinder for the Glidden tour departed for New York to plan the October event between Detroit and New Orleans. Others who rode in the pathfinding car returned to Detroit.
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New Orleans
W. O. L. Westgard
Glidden
New York
Detroit
Sports Games Today in Southern and National Leagues
Listings show Mobile at Ulrebriggteen, Montgomery at New Orleans, Milania at Chattanough, Memphis at Nashville. Natl League matches Oosten at Philadelphia, Breakisn at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, St. Louis at Chicago. A L: Chicago at Cleveland, St Tenis at Detroit, Philadelphia at Boston, Nkew York at Washington. Also theater ad for The Cool Place featuring Lucile in three reels at Thanhouser with details on admission and timings.
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Johnson
Yantz
Birmingham
Eeenwe
Mobile
Etewee
Thue
AB. R.H
Po.a. i
New Orleans
Wosse Sivsse
Memphis
Sane Weer
Montgomery
Ater
Cesroil
Bb.v
Eeesee
Nashville
Annelida
Chattanooga
McBride
Eneene
McGilvray
Atlanta
Sete Wee Ne
Johnston
Ener i
Lam
Eennerne
Pet. Yants
Oereeen
New York
Ewe Wee
Tot Frough
Peewee
Hoyd
Devsee
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Ee
Cincinnati
ATS Mobile
Ab.r .H Poa
Weet Naan
AB Muaroney
St. Louis
Starr
Brooklyn Ee
O'Dell
Weer
Boston A A
Aone
Jacobsen
Long
Paulet
Bos Oe
Pet. Walsh
Eees
Boston Erees Eeseesene
Dunn
Seer
Washington Ee
Cavet
Philadelphia
Newnne
R Brien Eetee
Lubhrson
Lubhrson, P
Detroit
Perger
Pates i
Cleveland
Southern League
Ulrrebriggteen
Milania
Chattanough
National League
Oosten
St. Tenis
Boston
York
Washington
Baseball Highlights From August 30 Across Eras
A compact recap noting Mark Baldwin and Tlarper two hit Oshkosh Duluth game, Baldwin’s nine inning 1889 defection of St Louis Browns via strikeouts, records by Everett in 1897, 1910s big innings and pitchers, Ty Cobb’s 1905 AL debut, 1908 15 inning tie, 1910 Highlanders feats, Ray Collins 1910, and O Toole 1911 free passes, with a Thanhouser reel noted.
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Mark Baldwin
Tlarper
Columbus
St. Louis Browns
L Everett
Chicago
New York
Howell
Hahn
Brooklyn
Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Young
Kison
Stovall
Ty Cobb
Chesbro
Washington
Bowen
Townsend
Russell Ford
New York Highlanders
Meloan
O' Toole
Pittsburg
Boston
Bernie McCay Benched at Albany
Bernie McCay, manager of the Albany team in the South Atlantic League, has been indefinitely suspended for insubordination. Pitcher Bill Dugglesby will take charge for the rest of the season.
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Albany
Sportie
Bernie McCay
Bill Dugglesby
Perry Schofield Wins Nevada Trophy Match
Perry Schofield of Massachusetts won the Nevada trophy match at the Sea Girl shooting tournament in New Jersey. The 1,200 yard shot was ruled a foul after a disputed hit, securing Schofield the top prize of Nevada gold and silver.
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hliLe Range
N. J
Parry
Schofield
Massachusetts
Third Infantry
New Jersey National Guard
Cavalry
Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Club
New York
A. B P. Lane
J. H. Snock
Ohio
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Association of International Riflemen
Nevada
Kehofield
Jt. Jackson
Coal barge Felix sinks after collision near Hampton Roads
In Hampton Roads one hour south of Old Point Comfort the coal laden barge Felix of the Seaily Line sank after a collision with the British steamer Kernwood outbound from Norfolk. Captain Edward Stram his wife and six crew members escaped and were landed after being taken aboard Kernwood. the Kernwood was damaged and sent to a dry dock. The Felix valued at 15000 dollars and coal cargo at 6000 dollars.
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Newport News
Onehour
Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Providence
Felix
Kernwood
Edward Stram
Shipbuilding Company
Mexican fire fighters escape terrible fate
Thirteen Mexican fire fighters were rescued from Devil's canyon in the San Gabriel range after being hemmed in by flames since Monday morning. They were delirious from heat and thirst. a rope lowered from the rim saved them, with volunteers pulling them to safety. Physicians estimate they may recover.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Devil's Canyon
San Gabriel Range
Last Night Baseball Scores From New Orleans And Chattanooga
Yesterday's results show Montgomery and Gribbener beating New Orleans 9 to 6 in New Orleans with key hits by Dygert and Angemetz. In Chattanooga Atlanteci defeated Chattanooga 7 to 4 behind Johnson Reynolds Cavaleschi and Grace. No other games scheduled.
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Southern League
New Orleans
R. H. E. Montgomery
Brown and
Baseball Scores From Early Season Contests
In American Association action Minneapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 0 and Toledo beat Milwaukee 4 to 3. Columbus posted a 4 to 2 win over Kansas City while Indianapolis routed St Paul 7 to 35. In the South Atlantic League Columbus won 4 to 1 against Major and Columbia beat Albany 11 to 8. Jacksonville edged Savannah 9 to ?.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbia
Albany
Jacksonville
Savannah
Unclear sports roster snippet with names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR shows team names and players: Breton Et H E Bacton, Collins, Carrigan, Plank, Brown, Thomas, Washington, Fisher, Sterrett, Engle, Ain smith. Contains scattered figures like 42001 and 2:5.45% with no clear game result or context.
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Breton Et. H. E. Bacton Veeree
IFC
Philadelphia
Collins
Carrigan
Plank
Packard tops league as champion twirler and more
Packard of Columbus leads the American Association with an .800 pitcher’s record, Burns of Minneapolis close behind at .767. Bantam title bout rumored as Kid Williams seeks Coulon after beating most foes. Lelivelt returns to big league action with strong hitting but poor fielding cited. Other notes cover Brock vs Moore, Cree’s return from wrist injury, Toronto’s Kelley in a tough IL race, French aviators heading for Chicago, and Frank Kramer nearing another bicycle title.
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Packard
Columbus
Burns
Minneapolis
Jack Lelivelt
Washington
Wolverton
New York Yankees
Lelivelt
International
New York
Austill Named Spring Hill Football Coach
Jere Austill will coach Spring Hill football for the coming season. The Alabama graduate and former Southern University coach is a prominent local lawyer known for effective team work. The annual Marion vs Spring Hill game is slated for Turkey Day at Spring Hill.
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Spring Hill
Jere Austill
Austill
University of Alabama
Southern University
Jfaxon
Marion
Artilleryman Warner Fired From Battery In Court Martial
Private Warner of Battery BD First Battalion Field Artillery in Montgomery was found guilty of misconduct and discharged by court martial for retaining battery property after repeated orders to return it. Commanding officer Sam Roswald ordered restitution.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pulaski
Warner
First Battalion Field Artillery
Sam Roswald
The Cool Place Deluxes Owen Meredith Poem Adaptation
Thanhouser presents a deluxe adaptation of Owen Meredith’s poem The Cool Place with a focus on love and jealousy. An admission policy notes no price raise and that children five years old and over pay. The screening opens at 1:60 a m with early arrival advised to avoid the rush. screening runs from 8:30 to 2.00.
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Lucile
Craven Meredith
Thanhouser
Peice
Owen Meredith
Impromptu boxing clash erupts at Olympic Club in San Francisco
Promoter James Coffroth and Billy Nolan staged an altercation after failing to arrange a September bout between Wilttie Ritchie and One Round Jack Hogan. Nolan shows a discolored check as alleged evidence of Coffroth's assault, claiming he was bitten on the cheek during a club-room confrontation.
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San Francisco
Wilttie Ritchie
Jack Hogan
James Coffroth
Billy Nolan
Ritchie
Olympic Club
Coffroth
Nolan
Gulls Fans Back Mobile In pennant race
Mobile fans in Montgomery root for the Mobile Gulls as they lose to the Barons but hope Mobile wins the pennant. Bets are placed daily and locals track AP wire updates as Birmingham leads and the pennant hangs in the balance.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Montgomery Billikens
Gulls
Barons
Associated Press
Birmingham
Davis May Decide Cleveland Naps Future Manager
Davis faces a pivotal choice affecting the Cleveland Naps next season as manager chances hinge on an immediate impact. The club pursued Davis aggressively after he spent four years as captain of the Philadelphia Athletics and served as Connie Mack’s right hand, but his performance has disappointed owners and rivals in New York St. Louis and Philadelphia National.
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Teader
Cleveland Naps
Davis
Cleveland
Somers
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Smith Wins Western Open After Rally at Idlewild
MacDonald Smith from Del Monte California came from behind to win the Western Open at Idlewild Country Club Frossmoor Illinois. He finished with a medal score of 2 9 for 72 holes after starting the final round in third place with 226 for 54 holes. Alec Robertson of Rock Island Illinois led most of the event and finished second with 302. J J McDonald of Atlantic City New Jersey placed third with 303 as crowds followed Robertson.
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Idlewild Country Club
Frossmoor
Ill
MacDonald Smith
Delmonte
Calif
Alec Robertson
Rock Island
Robertson
J. J. Mc Donald
Atlantic City
N. J
Prisoners Started for State Penitentiary
Transfer Irwin of the state penitentiary left the city today for the convict farm at Speigner's, having in custody Pinch Watson, the negro convicted in Choctaw county of rape and sentenced to life imprisonment, Tom Knight, convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to three years, and Will Allen, convicted of an assault to murder and sentenced to one year. The last two were brought here last night from Choctaw.
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Transfer Irwin
State
Speigner’s
Pinch Watson
Choctaw County
Tom ’ Knight
Will Allen
Choctaw
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Weague
Antelone
Onc Hee
A. N.cmaumenee Optometrist and Manufacturing
Dauphin Street
Crichton Lumber Co
THE
CUB Reporter
B’gosh
Glidden Pathfinder
Bell
F. C. Horton
Accountant van Antwerp Building Mobile
Windsor Cafe
Crown Theatre
LucHe
Perry Schofield
W. H. Allen
Chelsea
Wis
Foley
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Roh
Jeanie
Rucker Ragen
Miller
Tesreau
Meyers
Louis
Richie de Smit
Archer
Harmon
Woodburn
Wingo
Snyder
Pittsburge
R.P
Towle Cooper
Simon Sage
McLean
Hiladelphia R . E. Boston
Uv Philadelphi
Oo Perdue
Kling Nixie
Killifer
By Dan McCarty
Kid Williams
Gallimore
Johnny Coulon
Williams
Coulon
Perion
Young Loberg
Pat Moore
Phil Brock
Brock
Fal
Birdie Cree
New York Yan
Kees
O'Brien
Cree
Joe Kelley
Toronto
Rochester
Jules Vederines
Maurice Prevost
Andre Frey
America
Frank Kramer
Newark
Salt Lake
Coffroth and
Capital
Brick & Coal CO
ST. Francis Bell
Home
Travelers’ Insurance CO
Hartford, Conn
Life and Accident Department
Seymour F. Forcheimer
Bell Phone
Smith
State Penitentiary
OUR Bon Secour Oysters
Southern Hotel Buffet
S$. E. Cor. Water and Conti
Harry Horlock
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