Magnificent Pitching And Snappy Fielding Result In Tie
Mobile and Birmingham battled to a scoreless extra inning tie at Monroe Field in a dramatic opener. Knisely and Schmidt shone in defense, Hardgrove and Hogg locked down the mound, and McGilvray's late ninth and tenth inning hits sparked frantic defense and a raucous bench. The rain intensified as Mobile’s McGilvray opened the tenth with a circus catch and McGill’s bunt, sparking a chaotic finish that ended without a run.
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Low Cost of Operating Electric Fan Praised
A man installs fans at his office and home and reports improved comfort and efficiency. He notes electricity bills barely rise, estimating running a fan costs less than a dime per hour. He urges purchase from dealers or by phone with prices from eight dollars upward.
Scores From Various Leagues Across The Nation
In the Southern League Mobile and Birmingham were tied 0 to 0 after a call. New Orleans defeated Atlas 6 to nothing. Memphis beat Chattanooga 3 to 0. Montgomery and Nashville played on wet ground. National League results include New York 8 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 5 Boston 4. American League saw New York 7 Cleveland 1 and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 2. Cotton States Jackson 6 Selma 0 with the second game forfeited, Pensacola 4 Meridian 1, Columbus 21 Clarksdale 4. American Association Milwaukee 2 Columbus 1 and Louisville 4 Kansas City 8. International League Baltimore 5 Jersey City 1 and Buffalo 7 Montreal 3. Texas League San Antonio 3 Houston 1 and Waco 3 Fort Worth 1. South Atlantic Jacksonville 4 Columbus 2 Albany 9 Macon 7 Charleston 1 Savannah 0. Appalachian League Knoxville 8 Bristol 2 Middlesboro 5 Morristown 4 in 11 innings Johnson City 9 Rome 1.
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Regional baseball matchups listed for Cotton States League
The schedule shows Birmingham at Mobile, Chattanooga at Memphis, Nashville at Montgomery, Atlanta at New Orleans, Chicago at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Selma at Jackson, Clarksdale at Columbus, and Meridian at Pensacola.
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National League
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
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Ceeree
Ewer
Selma Oo Wee
Ees
Eeeneeee Eaeee
Amateur Games Hamiltons Meet St Vincents on Sunday
The Hamilton street boys face St Vincent at New Jersey and Conception streets Sunday morning on the diamond. Lineups list H S B s Kramer Hines Jones Agero Hannon Cook McLeod W Chisholm Jas Anderson George Chisholm and substitutes. St Vincents lineup includes Leibert Moog Bailey Kelly D Steber Rhems Malone Zieman Johnson. Hamilton team seeks under 18 players to hear from and invites challenges to Michael Hines, Manager, 452 Hamilton Street.
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Tennis results mark steady play in two regions
In New York the Westchester doubles saw R D Little and T R Pett complete a clean slate with a win over Chothier and Claner. In the second division Bull Jr and Mahan beat Rawlins and Adee 6 4 6 2 as Leonard pairs split sets when darkness halted play. Kansas City coverage notes Allen and Robertson upset Spence and Conger in straight sets in the Missouri Valley tournament with Cannon winning both singles and doubles as semi finals approach.
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R. D. Little
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Westchester
W. J Chothier
Geed Claner
CM. Bull, Jr
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E W. Leonard
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Grain of corn kills 14 month old in Ludowici
The 14 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Harrington died in Savannah after swallowing a grain of corn that became lodged in the windpipe during play. The tragedy occurred Wednesday. authorities report the cause as accidental choking.
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Ban Johnson Talks Of World's Series Plans
Ban Johnson and the National Commission map the 1913 world series. Johnson discusses possible pennant winners, venues in New York and Philadelphia, tie-game policy, umpire pay, and growing interest with applications from across the United States and abroad.
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Wisconsin approves ten round no decision boxing law
Madison July 18 Gov. F E McGovern signed the Hed ding boxing bill making ten round no decision bouts legal in Wisconsin. A state boxing commission will oversee all boxing contests in the state.
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Madison
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F. E. McGovern
Montgomery and Nashville to Play Doubleheader Today
In Montgomery Alabama this afternoon the Montgomery and Nashville baseball teams meet in a twin bill. Dobbs plans Sparks and Donahue in game one while Schwartz fields Williams with Gibson catching. Case and Beck are to start game two, with Gribbons and Gibson behind the plate. Weather is cloudy and sultry with showers forecast.
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Ala
Nashville
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Brenton to Start Second Game for Frank’s Club
New Orleans July 18 Brenton will start for Frank’s team in the second game after their ten inning win over Atlanta Angermier will be catcher Chapman returns behind the plate Smith of the visitors plans to use Price in the lineup with Chapman behind the plate weather clear and warm
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Memphis Aims for seventh straight win in Chattanooga series
Memphis seeks a seventh consecutive victory in the series with Chattanooga in today’s second game. Likely Memphis battery is Harrell and Seabough, with Kroh or Howell and Street for Chattanooga. Weather is clear and warm.
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Chattanooga
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Seabough
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Howell
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Georgia Confederate veterans conclude reunion in Brunswick
Confederate Veterans of Georgia adjourned their Brunswick meeting after electing officers. Governor Slaton addressed the gathering praising state and Southern veterans. Colonel J. W. Preston of Macon was elected commander in chief of the Georgia division, succeeding General Davenport who declined. A committee will set the date and place for next year’s reunion.
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Confederate Veterans of Georgia
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South
J. W. Preston
Macon
Georgia
Davenport
Balk Rule Issued By Lynch
President Lynch of the National League issued a notice to all club managers stating that umpires will enforce rule 34 section 1. If the pitcher drops the ball during delivery with runners on base the umpire will call a balk and runners will advance one base.
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Associated Press
New York
Lynch
National League
Battle Creek and Adrian Tie After Twenty Inning Duel
Adrian and Battle Creek, leaders of the Southern Michigan League, played twenty innings to a 1 1 tie. Adrian’s Jenkins singled in the fourth, moved on a sacrifice and passed ball, scoring on a sacrifice fly. Loomis struck out nineteen for Adrian, while MacDonald in Battle Creek fanned sixteen.
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Battle Creek
Jenkins
MacDonald
Loomis
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