Fats and Leans Set For Deadly Monroe Park Showdown
The Fats and Leans prepare for a 4 PM game at Monroe Park to raise funds for the Morgan Memorial Panama canal celebrations. Rosters include Bob Harrison and Dickson in a loaded lineup with nine pitchers, and tickets sold fast as a large crowd expected.
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Monroe Park
Panama Canal
T. Kilowatt Jackson
Fat Headquarters
Fats
Bob Harrison
Clarés Rapier
Dan McNamara
Toulmin Gaines
Ed Higgins
Ashbel Hubbard
John Pankey
C. E. Burgess
William Douglas
Murray Wheeler
James J. Feore
J. Blocker Thornton
J. Leahy
B. H. Thomas
Adolph Danne
H. T. Inge
E. D. Peppers
Estes D. Baker
Dave Edington
Col. C. A. F. Flagler
Alf Staples Jr
T.w.sims
E. C. Hughes
T__Kilowatt Jackson
Substitutes
M.J. McDermott
George Féarn, Jr
Norborne
R. Clarke
Garrett van Antwerp
Palmer Pillans
Sextus H. Smith Peyton Norville
William H. Armbrecht
R. C Jones
J. S. Callahan
Thomas H. Linning
L. W. Roe
Baseball Scores From Southern League and Others
Summary of multiple games across leagues with inning by inning results. Scores from Montgomery Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Atlanta New York Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Boston Washington and other venues, with pitchers and umpires listed.
Fought Ten Round Draw Details Sparse
A ten round draw occurred between Carl Morris Geyer of Detroit and his challenger, with no clear winner recorded. The bout stretched the scheduled distance and ended without decisive scoring.
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Carl Morris Geyer
Det
Fandom Cavet and Schmidt in Birmingham morning game report
The morning game at Birmingham Friday drew over 3,000 fans in ideal weather as Food For Fandom Cavet and Schmidt faced Bill Noxen and Mayer. Mobile’s Gulls left Thursday night, with Manager Finn bringing Dave Irvin as a potential gatesman and secretary, and Big Jacobson likely to go home next week on suspension.
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Cavet
Schmidt
Birmingham
Bill Noxen
Mayer
Associated Press
Gulls
Mobile
Ohio
Finn
Dave Irvin
Dave
Big Jacobson
McLoughlin Set To Clash With Wilding For Wimbledon Title
Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco faces A. F. Wilding of New Zealand in the all England singles final at Wimbledon. Wilding has held the title since 1910 and the match on July 4 at All England Grounds is viewed as the grass court world championship.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Maurice 4
McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Frederich Wilhelm Rahe
Heinrich Kleinschroth
C. P. Dixon
H. Roper Barrett
Sterry
Lambert Chambers
McNair
D. P. Boothby
Wilding
Eight aero-yachtmen ready at Chicago
Eight aero-yachtmen entered in the hydro aeroplane efficiency tests and the 900 mile Great Lakes cruise are in Chicago with their flying boats. Names include Glynn L. Martin Tony Jannus Hugh Robinson Walter E Johnson L A Vilas Beckwith Havenseach Roy M Francis and De Lloyd Thompson.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Glynn L. Martin
Tony Jannus
Hugh Robinson
Walter E. Johnson
L. A. Vilas
Beckwith Havenseach
Roy M. Francis
de Lloyd Thompson
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
Postponements and results across the National and American Leagues plus minor circuits. Notable games include New York over Philadelphia 4 to 2 in 11 innings, Chicago beating Cincinnati 5 to 1, and Boston routing Brooklyn 17 to 4. Minor leagues include Macon 7 Albany 2 and Savannah 8 Jacksonville 2.
Baseball Scores From Appalachian League Night
In Knoxville Middlesboro beat Knoxville 9 to 7 while Rome edged Morristown 1 to 0. Johnston City hosted Bristol with Bristol winning 2 to 0.
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Appalachian League
Knoxville
Middlesboro
Rome
Morristown A
Johnston City
Bristol
Newsboys Benefit Game Between Giants and Yanks Called Off
Police Commissioner Waldo announced cancellation of the proposed Sunday benefit game between the National and American League teams for the Newsboys Home Club. Tickets already sold will be honored if possible. admission fees are restricted to avoid Sabbath disruption.
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Associated Press
New York
Waldo
Newsboys
Doubleheaders flash football schedule across cities
Mobile at Birmingham Montgomery at Nashville New Orleans at Atlanta Memphis at Chattanooga. New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia St. Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston. Each pair of games runs as doubleheaders.
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New York
R. H. FE
Philadelphia
Brown
Lapp
Keating
McConnell
Hanley
Sweeney
Egan
Dineen
Cleveland
R. H. EB
Detroit
Kahler
O'Neil
Danis
McKee
Evans
Sheridan
St. Louis
Pov Eh
Tek
Chicago
Scott
Cicotte
Easterly
Mitchell
Agnew
Mobile
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Neem Ee
Birmingham “.i
Memphis Streees
Nashville Seseenescelge
New Orleans Poon Seeeds CO
National League
Brooklyn
Eeeveeess
Chicago Careesee
Seceets OO
Pittsburg
Boston Cere Espneeseeese
Cincinnati
Pet
Philadelphia Wen
Cleveland Ae
Washington Ee
Loston
Detroit Tee
Pensacola Ee
Jackson Senw
Rene
Selma
Clarksdale Fee
Columbus Nee
Meridian Pee
Southern League
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Matchups Set Across Cities in Regional Football Card
Jackson faces Meridian, Clarksdale plays Pensacola, and Columbus clashes with Selma in a trio of regional football games. Local teams seek early season momentum and bragging rights in this slate.
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Cotton States League
Pensacola
R. H. E. Clarksdale
Thomas
Braun
Benn
Hauser
Selma
R. H. E. Columbus
Lindsford and
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Love
Guitterez
Jackson
Meridia
Abe
Weaver
Robertson
R. H. E. Puget
Johnson
Clarksdale
Meridian
Columbus
Pug Cavet and Foxen On Firing Line For Opener
The morning game in Mobile opens with Pug Cavet and Foxen on the line for the locals against the movie Gulls at ten o'clock. Batteries listed as Birmingham Foxen and Clifton Mobile Cavet and Schmidt.
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Pug Cavet
Foxen
Associated Press
Win Mingham
Ala
Gulls
Birmingham
Clifton
Mobile
Cavet
Schmidt
Independence Day double bill in Atlanta baseball program
A morning forecast of perfect weather and a double header between New Orleans and Atlanta clubs outlined the Independence Day program. Dent and Chapman were tagged as Atlanta's battery for the morning games, with Brenton and Adams for New Orleans. In the afternoon, Brady and Chapman led Atlanta, while Wilson and Adams suited up for New Orleans.
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Dent
Brenton
Atilanta
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chapman
Adams
Brady
Wilson
Grimes and Snell Open At Chattanooga
Chattanooga and Memphis play two games in Chattanooga with Grimes and Vandtzgerald for Chattanooga and Newton and Snell for Memphis in the first game. Afternoon start 3 30 with Covaleskie Street for Chattanooga and Kissinger Snell for Memphis set to bat. Weather is clear and hot.
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Grimes
Snell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Memphis
Schedul
Grimes- Vandtzgerald
Newton
Covaleskie
Street
Kissinger
No Yacht Races On July Fourth In Mobile
For the first time in years the Mobile Yacht Club regatta at Monroe Park was abandoned due to club damage from channel islands. The event had been a leading yachting occasion for Mobile and the Mississippi coast. The cost of the regatta was about 500 dollars and the funds will fund extensive improvements. The annual dance reception and dinner will replace the races.
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Che Mobile Yacht Club
Monroe Park
Mobile
New Orleans
Mississippi Coast
Club Cau
Mobile Channel
Chicago athlete wins decathlon at Grant Park carnival
Harry Goellt of the Chicago Athletic Association won the decathlon at the International Athletic Carnival in Grant Park finishing with 26 points. He is an Oak Park High School boy. Five events of the decathlon had been completed Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry Goellt
Chicago Athletic Association
Grant Park
Oak Park
Dillon Knocks Out McKennon in Ten Round Victory
Indianapolis fighter Jack Dillon, defending middleweight claim, dominated Bill McKennon of Boston in a ten round bout at American Association Park. McKennon was knocked down eleven times, finally KOed in the tenth with referee assist. Hayes and McGowan drew in bantamweight ten rounds. Milburn Saylor stopped Battling Terry in four.
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Dillon
GONG
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Dillon
Bill McKennon
Boston
American Association Park
McKennon
Tommy Dillon
Check Hayes
Marty McGowan
Milburn Saylor
Terry
Pittsburg
Kansas City Takes Over Covington Franchise In Federal League
Indianapolis officials announce the transfer of Covington to Kansas City by league secretary Lloyd Rickett. Indianapolis and Pittsburgh clubs accuse other league owners and managers of tampering with players on the Indianapolis team.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Covington
Lloyd Rickett
Pittsburg
German Boats Named for Sonder Races
The elimination races committee selects the Tilly XVII the Serum and the Schlagskind as German representatives for the Sonderklasse races off MarbleheadMass in September. Tilly XVII is owned by Prince Henry of Prussia and C Vv Krogmann of Hamburg Serum by Waldemar Tietgens of Hamburg and Sontagskind by Herr Drewitz of Berlin.
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Associated Press
Kiel
Marble Head
Mass
Prince Henry
Prussia
C. Vv. Krogmann
Hamburg
Waldemar Tietgens
Herr Drewitz
Berlin
Trainer Admits Whiskey and Coffee Used on Buck Thorn
William Hogan, a race horse trainer, admitted giving whiskey and coffee to Buck Thorn to improve gait. Stewards of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association ruled Hogan off the turf and jockey Kelleher was suspended until Saturday.
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Associated Press
New York
William Hogan
Buck Thorn
Bartlett McLennan
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Kelleher
Williams to Open Series with Montgomery in Nashville
Nashville and Montgomery begin a three game set with Williams pitching the morning game at 10 o'clock and Beck in the afternoon. Gibson catches both as Case Gribbens Manning and Donahue page the doubleheader in hot fair weather.
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Williams
Billikens
Nashville
Tenn
Montgomery
Beck
Gibson
Case
Gribbens
Manning
Donahue
Miss Minnie Fisher at Monroe Park Tonight
Miss Minnie Fisher performs at Monroe Park tonight showcasing a sensational slide act. The event draws local attention as spectators gather for an evening of entertainment.
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Minnie Fisher
Monroe Park
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