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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1913

Page

7

Wells Entitled To Mill With McCarty Says Maloney

James Maloney states Wells should box Luther McCarty for the British champion Bombardier Wells in Madison Square Garden after McCarty’s manager William McCarney refused Billy Gibson’s offer. He proposes a ten round bout with 55 percent gross receipts and a $10 000 cash payment to McCarty, plus potential longer bouts if needed.

Luther McCarty William McCarney Billy Gibson Bomberdier Wells Madigan Square Garden Wells James Maloney Orday Brooklyn Times Bombardier Wells London Gibson Garden Athletic Club McCarney Ike McCarty Madison Square Garden Palzer California New York State Athletic Commission Garden A. C Smith

Frank's Batterymen May Train On Coast

Frank, manager of the Pelicans, left Monday for Bay St. Louis Mississippi to scout training grounds for a week to loosen Pelican batterymen before their March 5 arrival. He plans to transport players across the lake to avoid crowding local facilities. Meanwhile Ben Henderson, a pitcher and notable actor-satirist, joined Toledo after Portland attempted to switch him.

Frank Pelicans Bay St. Louis Miss Pelican New Orleans Ben Henderson Er- Taticoc Portland Toledo American Association

Horse race betting ban signed in Utah by governor

SALT LAKE CITY Feb 18 The anti bookmaker and pool selling bill was signed by Governor Spry. The measure makes it a felony to place a wager on a horse race and carries penalties up to a $2000 fine or one year in jail.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Spry

Commission Has Power To Regulate Bouts

Albany February 18 The New York state athletic Commission has exclusive power to regulate boxing matches including ticket sales rules The attorney general Carmody says the commission has plenary authority to regulate boxing matters The Empire Athletic Club of New York faced a license issue over selling tickets beyond seating capacity

Associated Press Albany N. Y New York State Athletic Commission Carmody Empire Athletic Club of New York

Pitcher Mike Conners Dead at San Francisco

Michael J. Conners, longtime pitcher for the Philadelphia team of the old American Association, died yesterday in Niles California. The notable bowler played over twenty five years ago, with his career recently recalled in San Francisco reports.

Mike Conners San Francisco Associated Press Michael J. Conners Philadelphia Niles Cal

Kinsella Signs Scout Contract with New York Nationals

Springfield dispatch reports Richard F. Kinsella signed to scout for the New York Nationals this season. He previously served as a scout for the St. Louis Nationals last season.

Associated Press Springfield Ill Richard F. Kinsella New York Nationals Kinsella St. Louis Nationals

Hawaiians Defeat Boise Polo Team at Pasadena Polo

The Hawaiian polo team defeated the Boise, Idaho squad by a score of 17 to 21 with strong teamwork and top polo ponies on display in Pasadena California.

Boise Sy Associated Press Passadena Cal

Daytn Tablet Works Burned in Large Quincy Fire

Quincy February 18 The Dayton Tablet Works were destroyed by fire Monday night taxing the block length plant. Loss estimated at 500000 dollars with extensive damage and calls for investigation into cause and insurance coverage.

Associated Press Quincy Til Dayton Tablet Works

Frank Again Loses Good One In Green

New Orleans February 18 Connie Mack passed on Joe Jackson again after years of prior refusals. Nick Carter tipped Charley Babb and Frank Coleman to a Virginia League pitcher Roy Green, but Mack chose Jackson and Coleman later pursued Green though he had not heard of him.

New Orleans Connie Mack Joe Jackson Charley Babb Carolina Nick Carter Winston-Salem Charley Jackson Babb Frank Coleman Memphis Connie Charley Frank Coleman Carter Nick Roy Green Green Frank Pels Pel Bernhard

Soldiers Defeat St. Josephs Team In Fort Morgan

Fort Morgan basketball squad defeated St. Joseph five with a fast passing attack and solid shooting. The first half ended 10 to 6 in favor of St. Joseph, but the Soldiers rallied to win 18 to 16 with strong teamwork and scoring.

Fort Morgan St. Joseph

Mobile Triumphs Over Columbus In 49 to 30 Clash

Mobile defeats Columbus 49 to 30 at the Y M C A gym in a tight second half, led by Tom Soost and Henry Martin with captain Charley Baumhauer guiding plays. Referee George Stock keeps the game orderly as both sides showcase quick passes and rugged defense in a season finale setup.

Mobile Columbus Y. M. C. A Columbus Jack Courtney Jimmy Radcliff Tom Soost Henry Martin Charley Baumhauer Radcliffs Mobile Five Clumbus Radcliff and Courtney Chain Lightning Martin Peddy Kilcrease Birmingham Athletic Club South Birmingham Georgia Southern Honers Montgomery Meaaptin Vc Cceestreuses Boost Foovcass Dalbhrn Baumhauer Abe Raaclish Cseveee Eee Mae F.G. F Peday Vicseccestven'sas Biiloreame Ons Massey Eecs Cecess Neewmas Es cc Cepsse Oe Poms Chien Ae Vente Us Stock BE. Overton Hinckley and Dozier

Indoor Tennis Meet Sees Shafer Reach Semis

G C Shafer former Columbia player won a place in the National Indoor Lawn Tennis singles semi finals by defeating G G Moore Jr another former Columbia man. He will face W C Grant today as the indoor meet progresses with doubles also advancing to the semis.

Associated Press New York G. C. Shafer Columbia University G. G. Moore, Jr Columbia Shafer W. C. Grant G. F. Touchard W.M. Hall W. Mck Glazebrook Lincoln Relmer Merle Johnson Grant and G. S. Groesbeck Alan Tobey

Swacina Drops Maybe Phrase After Cantillon Outburst

Des Moines manager Cantillon urged Harry Swacina to speak up at first base. Swacina replied with the line maybe and Cantillon exploded, ordering him to stop saying maybe. Swacina has since dropped the word and spoken plainly.

Harry Swacina The Gulls Harry Des Moines Mike Cantillon Swacina Cantillon Ginger

Moha Beats Cyclone Thompson All Rounds in Milwaukee Fight

Bob Moha of Milwaukee defeated Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore Illinois in every round of their ten round bout last night in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Bob Moha Cyclone Johnny Thompson Sycamore, Ill

Brooklyn Fans Urge Chase Daubert Showdown at First Base

Brooklyn fans urge Hal Chase to play first base against the Dodgers at Ebbetts Field to directly compare him with Jake Daubert. The question of who is the superior first sacker in the nation excites local readers, with supporters of each player confident in their choice.

Hal Chase Jake Daubert Brooklyn Brooklyn Times Chance Yankees Dodgers Ebbets’ Field Daubert Chase Newabays Jake

Herrmann Lands Another Cuban Baseball Prospect

The Cincinnati Reds signed Cuban shortstop Thomas Romanach from Almendares of Havana after interest from the White Sox and Cleveland. Romanach played with Long Branch last season batting .300 and over.

Cincinnati Reds Thomas Romanach Almendares Havana Chicago White Sox Cleveland Romanach Garry Herrmann Marsans Long Branch

Capablanca Wins His Second Game in Cuban Chess Tourney

Havana Feb 18 Capablanca won his second game in the Cuban chess tournament by defeating Kupchik of New York. Capablanca leads the field with two points, Kupchik has one and a half, while Janowski, Ji, Chajes and Marshall drew their games.

Y Associated Press Havana Capa Kupchik New York Janowski Chajes Marshall Capablanca

Dredge Boat Comstock Destroyed by Oil Tank Blast

A fire sparked by an oil tank explosion in the engine room nearly wiped out the U S dredge boat Comstock in Velasco harbor. One crewman was seriously hurt and the loss is placed at about 90000 dollars.

Associated Press Velasco Tex United States Comstock

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