Gulls Top Bagby In Tight Mobile Clash At Monroe Park
Mobile defeated Bagby 7 to 5 at Monroe Park as Northen and Miller hit home runs and Reis backed with three doubles. Holmquist earned the win despite a seventh inning challenge, with key defensive plays helping Mobile pull ahead in the late innings.
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Schmidt
Northern's Bat Helps the Gulls in Classic Blowout
Holmquist to Calhoun delivered hits while Townsend charged with eight runs in five and a third innings. Bagby allowed six runs in six and one third. Pitching totals show Townsend one strikeout and two walks, Holmquist three walks, Bagby seven strikeouts, Frost one. Hits by pitcher credited to Holmquist Higgins. Left on bases New Orleans nine Mobile six. Time one fifty five. Umpires O'Toole and Breitenstein.
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Southern Lion
Aitchison
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New York Americans
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Baseball Notes From A Busy Thursday
A rundown of multiple games across leagues highlights strong outings by Holmquist and Northen, pivotal plays by Bezold and Bluhm, and key performances by Reilly. Kauff declares retirement from the Federals while eyeing a Giants move, and McGraw pursues Wingo as Meyers and Sossa.
Hagen Wins Massachusetts Open in Record 72-Hole Play
Walter C. Hagen of Rochester, former national open champion, capturing the Massachusetts Open with a 29 1/2 stroke scoring for seventy two holes, five strokes ahead of M. J. Brady of Wolaston who took second. Nicholly, the national amateur champion, tied for fourth with J. M. Barnes.
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Walter C. Hagen
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M. J. Brady
Wolaston
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Amateur teams sought for under sixteen Sunday games
In this office for publication by 8:30 a m Monday am clubs under 16 are invited for Sunday evening July 11. Contact Jed Denmark Bell 3136 or Charles Smith Bell 3746 W or Lionel Clinton for challenges. Lineup includes C Adams Malone Denmark Serda Smith and others.
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Rain halts decisive baseball doubleheader
Historic scoreline reports rain interrupted games with Atlanta and Birmingham, St. Louis and Buffalo, plus Pittsburgh and Baltimore action. Highlights include Perry and Jenkins for Atlanta and Johnson and Wal lace for Birmingham, with rain calling the rest.
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Fast Bouts Shown At Armory On Thursday Night Card
Amateur boxing card at the Armory staged by Athletic Club of Company E featured Jimmie Nichols vs Victor Sarvos in a close three round opener. Fred die Lee faced Fritz Heim as Boots McQuillan stand‑in. The main event matched Jimmie Quinn of New Orleans against Mobile welterweight Larry Doyle, with Quinn taking the win in a swift four rounds. A five round bout between Turkey and Baltimore Kid provided notable crowd amusement, ending in favor of Timore Kid Biff, the fast lightweight performer.
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Victor Sarvos
Freddie Lee
Fritz Heim
Boots McQuillan
Jimmie Quinn
New Orleans
Larry Doyle
Mobile
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Williams and Church Matched in the Finals
Williams of Harvard and Church of Princeton were matched for the national clay court finals in Pittsburgh. Williams won his semifinal yesterday defeating N. W. Boston while Church advanced after defeating his opponent as play began.
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H. Norris Williams
Harvard
George M. Church
Princeton
N. W. Boston
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