Mobile Nine Quietly Smothers Nashville 5–0 in Opener
The Mobile club extended its winning streak to five with a 5 to 0 victory over Nashville in the first game. Urbanities note strong pitching by Lerger for Mobile and hit support from Calhoun while Street struggled behind the plate for Nashville. Paulette left early with an innyury from New Orleans.
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Mobile
Nashville
Heinie” Berger
Street
Calhoun
Townsend
Paulette
Vols
New Orleans
Stark
Visitors
Kerin
Lerger
Miller
Sheehan
Fick
Northen
Flick
Burke
Perry
M Miller
Farmer
Diamond
Short
Smith
Dodge
Dobard
Kissinger
Nashse
Karr
Holmquist
Gulls
Berger
Johnny Dodge
Cal
Travelers
Memphis
Barons
Hibel
Cruthers
Schlei
Senators
White Sox
Kansas City
Chifeds
Zwilling
McConnell
Prendergast
Crawford
Tigers
Kircher
Whose Husband The Man Who Did Not Die
A historical note highlights Mary Charison and Crane Wilbur linked to a studio recap. Bessie Eaton is associated with Vitagraph in this era brief.
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Mary Charison
Crane Wilbur
Prospector
Anderson
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Three Leagues
In American Association action St Paul won 6 to 1 while Indianapolis dropped 1 to 0. Kansas City beat Cleveland 8 to 3 and Columbus routed Milwaukee 11 to 5. Minneapolis and Louisville played to a 4 to 0 result in favor of Louisville. In International League Jersey City defeated Toronto 6 to 4 and 6 to 3, Rochester blanked Providence 6 to 0. Texas League games saw Waco 3 Shreveport 2 in ten innings, Beaumont 6 Houston 1, Dallas 2 Fort Worth 3, and Galveston 3 San Antonio 6.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
International League
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Waco
Shreveport
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
San Antonio
Graham Rush Team Wins Suburban League Opener
Graham-Rush defeats Plateau 4 scoring in ninth inning after Meaher and Eanes held tight through eight. Chambers hot with three hits and two doubles. N Meaher allowed only three hits before ninth. Two base hits by Eanes, King, and Ponds highlight varied plate performance.
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Hanan
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Kercher
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Coca-Cola
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Rube Kissinger to Start for Nashville in Tigers Series
In a Southern Association game this afternoon Rube Kissinger will start for Nashville against Jeff Holmquist. Manager Schmidt doubts Karr’s hand injury has healed enough for him to pitch. Nashville aims for a sixth straight win as Kissinger seeks to tame the Gull’s potent offense.
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Rube Kiesinger
Southern Association
Nashville
Jeff Holmquist
Schmidt
Karr
Kissinger
Gulls
Gullmen
Baseball schedule for today across leagues
Southern Association games include Nashville at Mobile at 4 p m Memphis at Atlanta two games Chattanooga at Birmingham 230 p m National League matchups Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia two games St Louis at Boston two games American League New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis rain in Philadelphia Federal League Brooklyn at Buffalo 330 p m cloudy
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Toute Lapp
Aaere Lowdermilk
Wetlman
Cleveland
New York
Hagerman
O'Neill
Brown
Nanamaker
Boston
Detroit
Shore
Mays
Cady
Thomas
Davis, Stanage and
Baker
Southern Association
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Buffalo
New Orleans
Sewer
Mobile Steere
Chattanoo
St Louis
Boston Ee
Eringelphin
Sean
Caen
RSP
Sachse Ies Toon
Sir John Scores Germans Gas Use In War
London July 12 Field Marshal Sir John French reviews British operations in April and May praising German gas asphyxiating and dangerous. He condemns cynical barbarism and breach of The Hague convention noting Germany uses science to create a weapon that paralyzes then causes lingering death.
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London
John French
Germany
Public Men in Britain Get New York Weekly Quoting the Pacifists
London reports many British public figures have received pamphlets from a New York weekly. The issues mostly feature pacifist questions from Bernard Shaw James Ramsey MacDonald and Norman Ogill.
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Britain
New York Weekly
London
Great Britain
New York
Bernard Shaw
James Ramsey MacDonald
Norman Ongell
Habeas Corpus Filed in Behalf of Fitzpatrick
Attorney F K Hale seeks release of Will Fitzpatrick via habeas corpus in probate court. Fitzpatrick previously faced grand larceny charges in Bigg recorder, moved to city court, then was given sixty days hard labor. Returnable July 15 at 10.
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F. K. Hale
Will Fitzpatrick
Recorder’s Court
Bigg Om
Clothier Loses To Behr In Nassau Tourney Singles
William J. Clothier former national champion fails to seize the Nassau bye and club turf cup after a four set defeat to Karl H. Behr 4-6 6-4 6-2 6-4. Behr advances as the title remains undecided with Behr holding strong play.
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New York
William J. Clothier
Nassau
Karl H. Behr
Saris Bia Wiehorys
Negro Reconstructionist of Little Rock Dies
Martin W. Gibbs a Negro Reconstructionist and Republican stalwart in Little Rock died at his home after a long public career dating to 1865. He served under President McKinney and was noted for his political work and local leadership despite the era's upheavals.
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Little Rock
Ark
Martin W. Gibbs
Republi
M McKinney
Yeaterday
Gibbs
Amateurs Triumph at Lyons Park in Mobile City League
Vautrot Printing Company defeated Thoss 8 to 6 at Lyons Park with Murphy yielding the loss. Morrison pitched four hits allowed and Rehm homered contributing to Vautrot's win before 600 spectators. Next Sunday Vautrot and Hass Bros. play a double header starting at 1:30 with Fry the TatloF also noted.
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Lyons Park
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Funeral held for Emmet Cooper near Robertsdale
Emmet Cooper’s funeral was held Friday afternoon with burial in Cooper burial ground about six miles from Robertsdale. About fifty Cooper relatives and neighbors attended, sharing condolences with the bereaved family.
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Ala
Emmet Cooper
Cooper Burial Ground
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Adams
Banning
Robertsdale School
Intosh
Aia
Anna B. Hail
J. Bo A
J. C. York
W. A. Stoddard
Rotary
H. Y. Yanny
Band of the Seventeenth
H. J. Yanny
Myrick
Plantation
Palmer
Bay Minette
Episcopal
Methodist Church
Miss Arry
Mobile
McIntosh
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