Mobile and Cri tains Double-Header Notes
A two game set saw visitors win the opener 3 to 2 while the locals captured the second 5 to 2. Pitching by Smith for the visitors and Tex Coon for Mobile limited scoring. Northen homered and Covington added a key single in the fourth inning. Weaver worked for New Orleans in the second game as Mobile's offense pushed across in the third and fourth frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Critains
Tod) Smith
Toulis
Smith
Tex” Coon
Aéven
Weaver
New Orleans
Reilly
Wild
Covington
Northen
Baseball Schedule and Weather Outlook for Today
National Lea League games with rain and cloud conditions at Philadelphia 2 30 p m and Detroit 3 40 p m. Chicago at Detroit 3 50 p m. New York 3 30 p m rain St Louis 3 30 p m clear Philadelphia Boston 3 15 p m rain Federal League Kansas City Brooklyn Newark 3 30 p m rain Baltimore two games 1 46 p m outs Buffalo two games first at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yars
Ladelphia
Nati
Ch &T Chicago
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Hiadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Ueligue
Pittsburgh
St.aul En Epeem
Gibson
Doak
Saysneer
Pa Louis
Jullian Yee Schang
Sallee
E— Chi
Lavendar
Pierce
Archer
Dale
Wingo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheney
Bresna
Schneider
Lear
Brook
Marquard
Meyers
Pfeffer
McCarty
Philadelphia
Davis
Gowdy
Alexander
Killifer
Fall sports on lawn tennis and golf and sweet potato forecast
The report lists lawn tennis champions Theodore Pell and Karl Behr retaining Middle States titles at the Lawn Tennis Club in Edar Point Ohio. It notes trap shooting leader William Ridley from Whatcheer Iowa and ongoing national day tennis and Massachusetts open golf events. Texas anticipates a 10 million bushel sweet potato crop with expert lessons to avoid price dips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Huntley
Omaha
Ag. A
J. C
Getta i Haland
Rancis ‘Oulmet
T. J. McNamara
Baltusrol
Brookline
iMass
M. J. Brady
Wollaston
Walter C. Hagan
Gilbert Nichols
J.M. 3 Es
Whitemarsh Valley
Texas
Dallas
Tex
B. H. C. 'Phom
Cucamate
Department of Culture
Baseball notes from a busy midweek card
Recap of games and plays across leagues with Calhoun at first for the Gulls, Do bard's hot grounder, and notable performances by Kelly, Wiltse, and Doak. Newark's franchise transfer to Harrisburg, Lookouts beating Memphis, and Cravath and Pfeffer in key moments highlight a day of baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobard
Calhoun
Thomas
H ‘Kelly
Barons
Atlanta
Geo
Wiltse
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Newark
Harrisburg
Lookouts
Keeley
Memphis
Chutks
Lord
Eibél
Issinger
Travelers
Ellie Doak
Cards
Pittsburgh
Miller Huggins
St. Louis
Cravath
Connolly
Braves
Johnnie Evers
Pfeffer
Marquard
Dodgers
Wheat
Steen
Detroit
Navy
Bush
Kavanaugh
Felsch
White Sox
Browns
Koob
Warhop
Senators
Various baseball scores from yesterday’s games across leagues
Yesterday’s action spans Federal League American and International leagues with teams such as Philadelphia Newark Chicago St. Louis Buffalo Pittsburgh Kansas City Brooklyn and more posting results. Standout lines include Newark beating Washington and Chicago defeating Newark with multiple score details and player mentions like Crandall Connors Fischer Kaiserling Ramden and Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal League
St. Louis
Buffalo
Crandall
Watson
Illett
Hartley
Anderson
Chicago
Newark
McConnell
Wilson
Fischer
Kaiserling
Falkersberg
Ramden
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Dickson
Connor
Bender
Jacklitseh
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Johnson
Hasterly
Lafitte
Herring
Bluejacket
Land
Wright
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
San Antonio
Dalas
Galveston
Waco
Houston
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Rochester
Mont
Toronto
Providence
Jersey City
Richmond
American Mandeltien
Shadapoite
St.Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Gleveland
Amateur teams schedule three day series at Coden
The Thosa Sporting Goods Company team and the Coden team play Saturday at the latter place, with Fosko meeting the Coden boys on Sunday. A holiday Monday draws a large crowd to Coden for the three days of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosa Sporting Goods Company
Coden
Fosko
Iron Mountain Railroad Puts Machinists on a Nine Hour Schedule
In Little Rock Arkansas on July 1 five hundred boiler makers machinists helpers and car repairers at the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railroad shops began a nine hour schedule rather than eight. Officials say the extra time will care for equipment during the fruit and grain crop season in Arkansas and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
St Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
Arkansas
Texas
Stag At Armory Features Name Boxers Tonight
Fred Lee and Boots McQuillen headline a six round 124 pound main event at the Church Street Armory for Company 5 First Infantry A N G. The card includes Kid Mullen vs Pete Corones four rounds and Nicklas vs Sarvos plus Doyle vs Baltimore in six rounds. Show starts 8 30 p m with all contests on time per A J Tracey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Fred
Lee
Boots” McQuillen
Company 5
First Infantry
Street Armory
A. J. Tracey
Kid Mullen
Pete Corones
J. Nicklas
V. Sarvos
Id Ene
Larry Doyle
Turkey
Baltimore
Busby Widow Sues Attorney for 25000 in Auto Collision
Mrs. Mary Busby as administratrix of Thomas J. Busby's estate sues attorney J. P. Courtney for 25000 damages in equity court. She alleges Courtney's automobile struck Busby as he rode to the market on February 26, causing his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se ‘and Equity Court
Mary Busby
Thomas J. Busby
J. P. Courtney
Sone
Sarna
Edington
Busby
Arrest of Phillip Prec Negro For Heroin Sale
Police arrest Phillip Prec Negro on heroin selling charges in Vanes area. Officer Dean Arry and others made the arrest. Morton's case continued. previous conviction noted, recorder’s court to hear the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Prec Negro
Vanes
Dean Arry
Morton
Severaso
CLOTHES STOLEN FROM HOME REPORTED IN CITY
Sarah Jackson of 656 State Street told the police Wednesday that her clothes were taken from her home last night. Several garments including four white skirts, one nightgown, and two white stockings were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jackson
State Street
Thes
Gun Club Trophy Spoons Won by Ward and Neville
The Mobile Gun Club held a shooting event on Wednesday afternoon. A G Ward and Bob Neville won the Trophy Spoons, with Ward posting the high score for the second time this month. In Class B three shoot-offs decided the winner, Neville defeating Rubira after tied matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Gun Club
A. G. Ward
Bob Neville
Dr. Ward
Taxey Haas
Rubira
Byrne
Whiting
Neville
Rubia
Naval militia cruiser Albany embarks on Pacific cruise
The United States cruiser Albany weighted anchor with the Washington Naval Militia aboard for a ten day cruise in Pacific waters. A Panama Exposition visit will feature the voyage. The Oregon naval militia is scheduled for a cruise on the same ship from July 28 to August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareington
Naval Naval Milit Say
Albany Ny
Washi Naval Militia
Pacific
Oregon’ Naval Militia
Crowds Foresee Busy Biloxi Schooner Race Year
Biloxi Mississippi on July 7 hosts a schooner regatta with twelve fast new schooners and many speed boats from Mobile and Orleans. Officials report strong inquiries from across the state as preparations advance. Railroads announce round trip fares to Biloxi for the event, highlighting a busy coastal sports season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
Yacth Club
Eee
Mississi
Annees Fe
Mobile
Orleans
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Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Grison ’ Station
Leivert
Meridien
Turcaloosa
Birim
East
Beach Hotel
Baitios Wharf
R Bester
Battles
Bancay
Seeberg Rem
Sailinas
Lagston
Jamaica
Martin and
Vaud
Perry
Knaupp
Estes
O’taple
Ings. Rent, Awning Co. Beall
Gale
Bay
National City Bank
N: ‘Bank
Madelphis
Wee
Montgomery
Selma
Peerless
Roche & Urke Undertakers
St. Joseph
State Streets
Harstadsen
Haas
App
Heffner
Foster
Shaw
Hooper
Henry
Sweeney
E . Aham Pol Rtie de EE Techs
Sal Kelley
Seasor
Nashvil Hieeset
Kissinger
Street
Couchman
Day
Bee
Kelly
Ramiér
Grimes
Hale
Sm Wea
Bis
Iron Mountain Railroad
Ward
Eddie Collins
Tig
Comiskey
THE
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta, GA
U.s.marine Cut Plug Tobacco
U.S. Marine
U. S. Marine
Kentucky
U. S Marine
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