Birmingham Downs Mobile In Ten Inning Hurling Clash
A brilliant hurling event ends with Birmingham beating Mobile 2 1 at Rickwood Park in ten innings. Campbell pitched six extra-base hits allowed while Boyd allowed two clean hits as Marran’s liner scored Ellam for the winning run in the tenth. attendance about 7,000 as both teams showcase strong pitching and late threats.
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Birming
Mobile
Rickwood Park
Boyd
Southpaw Campbell
Marran
Wiacobsen
Ellam
Monts
Moe
Yantz
Ellam Jacross
Birmingham
Abe
Marcan
Carroll
Almeida
Wewwccveer
McGivray
Johnston
Hillam
Emre
Usecsoce
R.H. PO
A.B
Maloney
McBride
Elias
Yants
Starr
Paulet
McGilvray
Campbell
Phalise
Yesterday's Results Southern League Baseball Scores
New Orleans beats Montgomery 7 to 4 after a late rally. Memphis defeats Nashville 6 to 1 with strong pitching. Atlanta routs Chattanooga 8 to 14 in a high scoring game. Swann Haigh Elliott and Seabaugh credited with key moments. Verguson Sitton Reynolds Grover and Hannah also contributed.
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R. H. J. Montgomery
New Orleans
Oix
Jouhns
Gibbons
Swann
Haigh
Memphis
Nashville
Verguson
Seabaugh
Case
Elliott
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Sitton
Reynolds
Grover
Priest
More
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Mobile
Bienicuhune
Montgomery
Cubs Rally To Top St Louis In Nine Inning Clash
Chicago beat St. Louis 5 to 4 as Schulte homered in the seventh after a late rally. Brooklyn downed New York 7 to 6. four runs in the first inning couldn't give New York the win. Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a tight contest.
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Giants
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New York
Stack
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Ames and Mayers
Wilson
Boston Wins Second of Three From Athletics 7 to 4
Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 as Lewis and Gardner made key defensive plays. Boston built a 2-2 tie by the fourth inning, then pulled ahead with timely hits including Combs and Yerkes. Bedient Hall and Carrigan, Coombs, Bender, Houck and Lapp worked in the field for Boston, with Connolly and Hart umpiring.
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Lewis
Gardner
Philadelphia
Bedient Hall
Combs
Collins
Bender
Barry
Yerkes
Houck
R. H. &. Bostot
Bedient
Hall
Carrigan
Coombs
Lapp
Connolly and
Hart
Senators Defeat Highlanders In Seven To Three Win
Washington hammered New York in the third and eighth innings to win 7 to 3 as Groome dominated. The game featured Davis and Sterett for New York against Grooms and Henry for Washington. Umpires Dineen and O'Brien.
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Highlanders
Washington
Davis
New York
Groome
Sterett
Grooms
Henry
Dineen
O’brien
Olympic pride and baseball men in early sport lore
A humorous Pacific coast note on old star George Van Multren dodging morning practice to rake in extra cash, plus previews of boxing aspirants Dave Smith and Eddie McGoorty, and praise for American training via baseball. James Thorpe leads Carlisle as captain while delaying pro offers to stay in school another year.
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George van Multren
Oakland
Van
Vaan
James Thorpe
Stockholm
Carlisle
Detroit and St Louis Split Indefensive Tilt
Detroit and St Louis battled amid weak offense with only two Detroit players reaching first base. Cobb started the seventh but was left on third as Crawford Vitt and Mortarity retired the side. St Louis won 5 to 2 after a two inning scoring sequence. Chapman debuted at short for Cleveland in a 3 to 2 loss to Chicago. Blanding drove in runs for Cleveland while Douglass struggled.
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Detroit
Mich
Earl Hamilton
Cobb
St. Louis
Pratt
Crawford
Austin
Alexander
Hamillton
Snaotten
Mowry
Cook
Corridon
Shotten
Vitt
Mortarity
R. H
Seong Cee Tie Hai
B. Hamilton
Dubuc
Stanage
O'Loughlin
Westervelt
Naps
White Sox
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Blanding
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Chapman
Baseball Recap: Scoring Spree and Pitching Feats Across Leagues
A jumble of 19th century box scores highlights a Louisville 25 Metropolitans 1 blowout, high strikeout feats by Patcher Stags and Walter Johnson, erratic fielding by Kansas City, and extended games in Chicago, St Louis, and Dubuque with multiple leagues and teams including Cleveland, Brooklyn, and Washington noted for notable performances and errors.
Lucile at The Crown Theatre Delux Owen Meredith Adaptation
At the Crown Theatre today only Lucile a deluxe Thanhouser adaptation of Owen Merediths poem features love jealousy adventure and battle. It is the biggest offering of the season with no price raise admission five cents. Children five years old and over must pay. Doors open at 10 am and the theater expects early arrival to avoid rush.
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Crown Theatre
Lucile
Owen Meredith
Thanhouser
Games Today Include Mobile and Cities in MLB Matchups
National League games feature Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, St. Louis at Chicago, and more. American League pairs Chicago at Cleveland, St. Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at Boston, New York at Washington, with first-listed times around 8:30 to 21.
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New York Yankees
Jean Dubuc
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Dubuc
Tina Speaker
Boston
Birmingham
Mobile i Ee
New Orleans
Memphis Ee
Montgomery
Nashville
Chattanooga
Solent
Atlanta
Wee
Washington Eee
Eee Tivey
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Eee
Wees
Cleveland
Seer Setae
New York Sae
St. Louis
Tleens
National League
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Brooklyn
New York
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Pittsburg
Chicago
American League
Washington
Anvil Wins 2:06 Trot at Getaway Day Meet
ANVIL MAKES WINNING ON GETAWAY DAY REIDVILLE Mass Aug 30 Light card closed the grand circuit meeting here today with two events decided The Anvil with Ed Geers up won the 2:06 trot though Helen Stiles California entry showed a 2:06 12 mile in the second heat Major Wellington captured the 2:09 easy while Funny Crank stuck to a trot in the third heat
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Reidville
Mass
Hartford
Conn
Ed Geers
Helen Stiles
California
Major Wellington
Funny Crank
Doings in Reno Divorce Mill
In Reno Nevada a district court denied Edna Hutt a divorce from artist Henry Hutt for willful desertion not proven. Philip C. Dodge of Mergenthaler Linotype Co. was granted a divorce from Margaret Dodge after an uncontested suit alleging desertion.
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Reno
Edna Hutt
Henry Hutt
Alabama Fails To Land Rifle Range Victory
A Sea Girt shooting tournament on August 30 lists seven event winners. Company K of the First District of Columbia Infantry won the championship company match. The First Cavalry New York took the championship revolver team match. Capt. A. L. Briggs U S A won the Wimbledon cup. Corporal H. E. Major USMC captured the Spencer match. G. W. Chesley of Connecticut topped the Gen E P Meany match. E G Reisinge of Connecticut won the all comers squadded revolver. A H Lane of New York won the all comers squadded pistol.
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Company K
First District of Columbia Infantry
First Cavalry
New York
A. L. Briggs
Spencer
H. E. Major
United States Marine Corps
E. P. Meany
Jeannette Knocks Out Jones in Second Round at Atlantic Athletic Club
Joe Jeannette of Jobuken defeated Griff Jones of Itica by knockout in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout at the Atlantic Athletic Club. This marks Jeannette's fourth straight fight ending in a second round KOs.
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Joe Jeannette
Jobuken
Griff Jones
Itica
the Atlantic Athletic Club
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Philadelfiia
Olympia Athletic Club
Packy McFarland
Chicago
Joe Hirst
Philadelphia
McFarland
Rebel leader Campa awed by American stance near El Tigre
In Douglas Arizona on August 30 1930 Rafael Campa the rebel commander operating southeast of the city has delayed an El Tigre strike. He shifted forces north toward the Bavispe river after informing couriers he abandoned El Tigre plans. About 450 Mormon colony refugees with guards head to Douglas.
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Sonora
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Oaxaca
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Choir Boys Strike In Sympathy For Their Director
Forty four members of the Boys Choir of St Marks Episcopal Church in Chicago strike tonight in support of assistant director William J Core after his resignation following friction with Rector Rev. William White Wilson. A strike committee of five will picket the church next Sunday.
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
William J. Core
William White Wilson
Core
Tragic end of New Mexico rancher Solomon Luna
Solomon Luna, NM Republican national committeeman for sixteen years and the state’s richest citizen, was found dead at his ranch seventy five miles west of Magdalena. His body lay in a sheep dipping vat with severe burns from lime solution. Dr. E E Spindler reported the discovery and officials continued details tonight.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Solomon lI Ma
New Mexico
Magdalena
Soccoro County
E. E. Spindler
This City
Mr. Luna
Balloon Ascension Ends in Death at County Fair
At a Flint county fair a 14 year old, Chester Betts, was fatally struck when he was caught by a balloon rope and carried about 2000 feet into the air. The rope untangled and released him before he crashed to the barn roof where he died shortly after spectators reached him. The balloonist risked his life attempting a rescue as the rope swung free and the boy plunged to the ground.
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Flint, Mich
Chester Betts
Bert N. Betts
Flint
Death of Local Banker Luna Between Heart Failure or Stroke
The death of Mr. Luna is attributed to either heart failure or apoplexy rather than foul play. He had a history of a weak heart and was believed to have suffered a smothering attack at night, later found in an open vat. Born October 18 1858 in Los Lunas he was a director in several banks and corporations. Mrs. Luna was prostrated upon hearing the news.
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Spain
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