Travelers triumph in doubleheader over Gulls in late rally
The Travelers edged the Gulls 6 5 in a tense second game after taking the opener 8 to 4. Ledbetter and Hoff worked on the mound while Holly Massey and Wares sparked late offense with key hits as Mobile battled back from early deficits. Dempsey and Burke contributed strong fielding and timely hits in a hard fought series.
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Travelers
Theight
Holly
Tck
Massey
Filyalls
Ledbet
Allison
Mobiles
Gulls
Wares
Dempsey
Jack Burke
Burke
Ewinsee
Holmquist
Mepowsll Ledbetter
Schmidt
McDowell
Barbare
Ledbetter
Inai
Hoff
Kirby
Pont Balle
Quist
Hite
AB R.h.po.a
Holm
Iquist
Wilcox
Mas
Crackers Set to Play in Mobile If Train Arrives On Time
Charley Frank's Georgia Crackers are scheduled to play in Mobile today if they reach on time. Reports say a train is expected in the afternoon. The team left yesterday after a game there and should arrive soon. The ball park suffered minor storm damage with stands and roof affected but white bleachers intact.
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Charley Frank
Georgia Crackers
Mobile
Ohio
Result GamesSouthern at Mobile and New Orleans
National league results from Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia and Boston Chicago games. include first and second games with scores and key players. rain delays Nashville-Knoxville. no American games scheduled.
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Southern
Mobile
Little Rock
Ledbetter
Allison
Schmidt
Holmquist
Couchman
Hoff
Kirby
Rumler
Cavet
Dempsey
Gibson
New Orleans
Birmingham
Walker
Higgins
Robertson
Smith
Memphis
Atlanta
Kerr
Ruel
Perry
Neiderkorn
Nashville- Kattanooga
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Toney
Wingo
Coombs
Miller
Bluejacket
Moseley
Twining
Clark
Marquard
Meyers
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ames
Meadows
Williams
Wilson
Gonzales
Demaree
Mayer
Burns
Boston
Chicago
Baseball Schedule With Weather Across Cities
National slate shows Atlanta at Mobile Birmingham at New Orleans Chattanooga at Nashville with cloudy skies. Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati St Louis at Philadelphia with rain noted. Detroit at Washington and Chicago vs Boston also see rain with 2 indicating two rainouts or delays.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Wee
Brooklyn
Essesesee Sv
Eeerenes O* Sreene
Philadelphia
New York
Washington T
Mobile
Birmingham
Chattanooga
National
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Little Rock and Mobile Play Transcribed Game Close
Mobile and Little Rock battled to a 4 to 3 finish in a tense contest. Burke led Mobile with a home run and multi base hits, while J Burke and Wares sparked Mobile on offense.
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Coachman
Little Rock
Peoraib Sisstits
Espe
Burke
Jacobson
Wares
J. Burke
Gibson
Barbare
Covington
Cavet
Couchman
Hoff
Cuchman
Mobile
Works
Hardgrove
Longest Three I League game ends in 22 innings
Rock Island and Hannibal played the season’s longest game Sunday in the Three I League with Hannibal prevailing 8 to 3 in the 22nd inning.
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Rock Island, I
Rock Island
Hannibal
German submarine may return with valuables to Germany
New York reports the arrival of a German submarine at an American port raising talk of a U Boat carrier service to Germany. If it returns home it may carry bank drafts and legal papers, with estimates suggesting dyes aboard could be worth four to six thousand dollars per ton.
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New York
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Eastern Shore steam service to be improved soon
Mobile bay to Eastern Shore steamer service will be boosted as M A Bowen repairs the Apollo and targets a running order before next Sunday. Divers work on raising the Pleasure Bay at One Mile Creek while the Daphne is to resume service within a few days. The Dawn ferries U S mail to Battles each afternoon and carries passengers.
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Mobile Bay
M. A. Bowen
Apollo
Pleasure Bay
One Mile Creek
Daphne
Mobile Eastern Shore
Gulf Dry Docks
Joseph Pose
Dawn
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
United States Mail
Steamer Oxonian Returns to Pensacola in Fire
The Leyland line steamer Oxonian, from Galveston and Pensacola with cotton for Liverpool, put back to Pensacola July 7 after a fire broke out in two places. The blaze appeared under control as repairs and containment continued.
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Pensacola
Fla
Leyland Line
Oxonian
Galveston
Liverpool
Powerboat Dauphine Raised From River
The government engineering department reports the large powerboat Dauphine has been raised from the river opposite Palmetto street. The Dauphine cruised from Zundell's wharf to Mobile during Wednesday afternoon’s storm.
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Palmetto Street
Zundell’s
Mobile
Burial Notices For Stella P Ching Catherine Renauld
Funeral services for Stella Palmer Ching were held Sunday at 3 from her sister’s home and at 4 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rev E C Gerow officiating. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers named. Catherine Lucile Renauld’s funeral was Sunday at 10 from the family home 411 South Conception Street, with burial in Magnolia cemetery and pallbearers listed.
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Stella P. Ching
Stella Palmer Ching
May Palmer Garner
North Franklin Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father E. C. Gerow
Messrs
William McDonnell
John T. McNamara
Henry McGinnis
Th P. White
George Swann
John J. Daniels
John T. Bauer
Joseph G. Tyrrell
John W. Dunne
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Catherine Lucile Renauld
South Conception Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Charles Williamson
Terry Marshall
Marshall Renauld
Claude Renauld
Mrs Sadie L Yerkes Dies After Four Weeks Illness
Native of the city born February 4 1889 Mrs Sadie L Yerkes died Sunday after a four week illness She was the daughter of Thomas W and Rosa D Moore Survived by her husband four children mother two sisters and other relatives Funeral set for Monday afternoon from the residence 312 Springhill avenue.
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Sadie L. Yerkes
Thomas W
Rosa. D. Moore
Yerkes
Springhill Avenue
Burial of a Child Abbott Hebson
The body of little Abbott Eakins Hebson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hebson, was laid to rest. The family mourns the loss of the young child in a private burial attended by immediate relatives.
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Little Abbott Eakins Hebson
Henry
Hughes Plans Notification Ceremony in New York City
Charles B. Hughes will announce his nomination for the presidency in New York likely July 31 or a week earlier. He aims for a large hall with Republican and Progressive leaders invited. The campaign will start with a Pacific coast tour, then a Rocky Mountain vacation, followed by an Eastern push in Maine before September elections.
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles B. Hughes
New York
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Maine
Mr. Hughes
Colonel Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Burial of A. Hebson at Magnolia Cemetery
The little child A. Hebson was buried Sunday afternoon in Magnolia cemetery. The funeral service was held at the home 150 Pine Street with Rev. O C Mc Gehee of St. Francis Street Methodist church officiating. The grave was covered with floral designs.
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A. Hebson
Magnolia Cemetery
Pine Street
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Wilmer Stockman F. Marion Tanner Dies After Illness
F Marion Tanner fifty 60 a lifelong Mobile County resident died at his Wilmer Alabama home after a prolonged illness. He was a respected stockman and farmer in Wilmer and widely known in western Mobile County. He leaves a wife eight children and other relatives. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
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F. Marion Tanner
Mobile County
Wilmer
Ala
Schooner Corrigan Located by Authorities
P D Lawrendine, owner of the schooner Edward L Corrigan, reported finding parts of the hull and debris as authorities location details emerged. The incident centers on the missing vessel and its fate after a prior loss report.
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Corrigan
P. D. Lawrendine
Edward L. Corrigan
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