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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1916

Page

8

Reds to trim roster for spring training trip

Cincinnati announced a cap of 25 players for the Reds spring training tour to Shreveport and New Orleans. The schedule lists games against the St Louis Americans, Cleveland Americans, New York Americans, and other clubs in late March to early April before returning to Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Shreve la Reds St. S Americans Shreveport New Orleans Cleveland New Orle Cleveland Americans York Americans Memphis New York Americans

Man Beats and Robbery Case Spurs City Hospital Transfer

Patrick Turner, an elderly white man found badly beaten and unconscious at Water and Magnolia Streets, has recovered enough to tell police he was set upon by three unknown Black men who robbed him. Turner required surgery at the city hospital after the assault.

Patrick Turner Water Magnolia Beaen Turner

Michigan coach bans dancing to protect runners stride

Steve Farrel of the University of Michigan orders big track teams to skip dancing at private parties or hops. He argues dancing spoils a runner's stride and will lift the ban only when a dance with new steps is created. The report also covers the National Field Trials Club all age stake in Alabama where Lewis C. Morris won 500 dollars and a silver cup, Gibraltar Ollie placed second, and John Proctor third as the derby stake nears its second series.

Steve Farrel Michigan University Farrell Montgomery Ala National Field Trials Club Calhoun Lewis C. Morris E. J. Rowe Birmingham Gibraltar Ollie George C. Parson Kennebunk John Proctor A. L. Curtis Belton, Tex

Grantland Rice Wins Golf Champion Honors

Grantland Rice of Bigglewood won the Advertisers' Golf Tournament at Pinehurst with a 337 gross for 72 holes. E. T. Manson was second in Class A with 341 and Marshall Whitlatch stood third with 344. Roy Barnhill won the medal for best daily gross with 78 while A. L. Foster and R. L. Whitton tied at 75 for best net. Mrs. F. B. Ryan led the women's division with a 214 gross for 36 holes. Columbia USC named W. Rice Warren head football coach for 1918.

Pinehurst N. C Grantland Rice Biiglewood E. T. Manson Framingham Marshall Whitlatch Baltimore Rice Roy Barnhill Foxhills A. L. Foster Dunwoodie R. L. Whitton Beverley Manson C. A. McCormick New Brunswick F. B. Ryan Crawford Bross

Roger Bresnahan Makes Rich On Release Payouts

Roger Bresnahan earns more from releases than many players earn from contracts. After being dismissed as St. Louis manager he received a $10,000 gift to sign with the Cubs. The Cubs have since been sold and Joe Tinker will manage. Bresnahan holds a two year contract that will still pay out.

Roger Bresnahan Roger St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Joe Tinker

The Sportsman’s Creed by Morris Ackerman

The creed states hunters and anglers pursue honorable recreation within law and bag limits. It calls for restocking streams, protecting wildlife, respecting farmers' property, and safeguarding forests and birds. It emphasizes learning, community, and that outdoor pleasure yields health.

YMCA Sport Schedule Outlining Mardi Gras Handicap Race

YMCA track plans a 6:30 pm Friday meeting to set training for a handicap Mardi Gras race starting and finishing on Government Street through Chatamana. Entries expected total around twenty with YMCA members and local school students. Also Sunday School League games list St John’s versus Government Street Methodist and Trinity versus First Baptist with five teams entered. St Joseph Juniors lose to Settlement Home 11 to 3 with Hagan Ollinger and Danielsen starring for Settlement.

Government Street Chatamana Government St. John's Government Street Methodist Trinity Church Trinity First Baptist Christ Churches Government Street Presbyterian Church ST. Joseph’s St. Joseph Hagan Ollinger Danielsen Yeend

Sports and Local Notes From A Mixed Bag Of Baseball Boxing And Deaths

Percy Haughton Harvard coach buys Braves and teaches Eddie Mahan while Johnny Kilbane defeats Patsy Cline in four minutes. Coffey defeated twice by Moran. debate on Cleveland club price at 560000. Death of Mrs. Oney Miller, 28, wife of Hester Miller, survivors include three children.

Percy Haughton Harvard Braves Eddie Mahan Rick Johnny Evers Johnny Kilbane Patsy Cline National Commission Khing Garry Herrmann Dublin Jim Coffey Dec Williams Wisconsin University Yale Frank Moran Coffey Cleveland Charles W. Murphy Charles W. Somers Oney Miller Union Church Road Hester Miller Theodore

Johnny Brophy Uses Unconventional Golf Grip

Johnny Brophy, a golf professional, grips a club like a baseball bat with thumbs around the shaft. He won’t teach the grip as correct, yet he can drive 250 to 300 yards, aided by a double jointed right elbow that allows the unusual hold.

Johnny Brophy Brophy

Willard Moran Bout Postponed to Memorial Day

In New York Jess Willard the world heavyweight champion and Frank Moran may delay their planned ten round fight into Memorial Day if Willard cannot fight in March promoters were told. The decision aims to ensure a safe open air bout if held later. Fox hunting association set to form in Furman Alabama February 7 announced by Dr J D Perdue of Mount Vernon.

New York Jess Willard Frank Moran Willard Furman Ala J. D. Perdue Mount Vernon

Major Leagues Plan Early Openings For Baseball Seasons

Chicago January 14 President Johnson of the American League said both the American and National Leagues will doubtless open April 1. Schedules will be drawn up later by Johnson and Barney Dreyfus for the National League to avoid date conflicts.

Chicago Johnson Mr. Johnson Barney Dreyfus National League

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