Cavet Shuts Out Vols as Mobile Takes Doubleheader
Cavet pitched superbly for Mobile in the first game, holding the Vols to two hits and driving in runs with a fifth inning double. Starr and Paulet provided key hits, while Cavet doubled and scored as the Gulls built a six run lead. A rain delay ended the second game early, with the doubleheader called off after seven innings.
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Mobile
Gulls
Beck
Nashville
Starr
Paulet
Baumbardner
del Young
Vols
Young
Perry
Lindsay
Little Beck
Schwartz
Stock
Odell
Robertson
Schmidt
Baumgardner
Kelly
Callahan
Gibson
Clark
Covaleski
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Cadaon
Ea Schwartz
Ab.r.h.po
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Webseacen
Lek Ug
Roberteon
Sohmidt
Cceses
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Wellenvee
Rong
Ed Dia
Geese
Snes
Beck Ere Bashville
Stockdale andePfeninger
Pensacola Pens Sixteen Wins Crown Cotton States League
Pensacola clinched the Cotton States League pennant with 64 wins and 22 losses after a season that saw the team rise to the top within thirty days and never relinquish first place to Jackson. The deciding game was in Helena Arkansas, and post season moves include Omar Benn joining Cleveland and Napl ensacola, Gudger to New Orleans, Kirby to the New York Nationals, Berger to Mobile, and others reassigned or aligned with semi pro play.
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Pensacola
Fla
Clarksdale
Selma
Jackson
Helena
Ark
Arkansas City
Omar Benn
Cleveland
Naplensacola
Jim Gudger
New Orleans
Kirby
New York Nationals
Berger
Mobile
Hamilton
Townsend
Hauser
Toledo
Miller
Harris
Larned and Wright Reach Fourth Round in Eastern Doubles
W. A. Larned and B. C. Wright won again to advance to the fourth round of the eastern doubles championship. They beat H. C. Johnson and B. C. Whitney 6-3 6-3 2-6 6-2 as other doubles results followed in Philadelphia and Boston.
Driver Fined At Buffalo For His Crooked Work
At Fort Erie yesterday Childs, driver of Leita J, was fined 250 dollars after the Grand Circuit card. Judges declared all pools off when Leita J, Geers, Blue Line and other heats were contested. Tenara and Cheeny won feature events, with Dago F taking the 2:15 trot in straight heats.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Childs
Leita J
Fort Erie
Assesor
Blue Line
Geers
Cheeny
Cascade
Omaha Lad Springs Surprise At Tennis Meet
In Omaha Nebraska on July 24 Holland Hoerr of St Louis was upset in the fourth round of the national clay court championship by R Larmon aged eighteen of Omaha with a 1-6 6-4 6-3 score. Other fourth round results include F H Love of Brattleboro Vermont defeating Joe Adams 6-0 and Merrill Hall of New York beating Lyman McConnell of Omaha by default.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Holland Hoerr
St. Louis
Kansas City
R. Larmon
F. H. Love
Brattleboro
Joe Adams
Merrill Hall
New York
Lyman McConnell
Baseball scores from Montgomery Memphis Brooklyn New York
Baseball results list scores by inning from several cities including Montgomery Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans and New York with details on runs hits errors and umpires. Highlights include Brooklyn beating St. Louis 7-2 and Boston beating Cincinnati 6-4 with multiple pitchers named.
Eight Golfers Left to Fight for Honors in Chicago
Robert Gard ner of Hinsdale Club Chicago former national champion joined eight leaders in the Western Golf Association event by beating Mason Phelps 3 and 2 in the second watch round after 36 holes. Chick Fwvens Western champion won easily over Frank Welsh 4 and 3. Ned Allis of Milwaukee beat J N McDonald 4 and 3. Henry Heyburn of Louisville fell to A C Perry 3 and 1. Other results: W K Wood def John Simpson 6 and 5 Frazer Hale def C B Cory by default H W Lockett def C B Devol 3 and 2 Joseph Leduc def E R Morrison 7 and 6.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale Club
Western Golf Association
Mason Phelps
Chick” Fpvens
Frank Welsh
Rockford Star
Ned” Allis
Milwaukee
J. N. McDonald
Henry Heyburn
Louisville
A. C. Perry
Heyburn
W. K. Wood
John Simpson
Galesburg
Frazer Hale
C. B. Cory
H. W. Lockett
C. B. Devol
Joeph Leduc
E. R. Morrison
Kansas City
Brockton Council Passes Fire Hose Use Ordinance
The Brockton city council approves an ordinance directing Fire Chief Harry L Marston to permit the use of fire hoses to wet down children as part of a municipal safety or public works measure.
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Brockton
Harry L.marston
Southern and Cotton States League schedules listed
Southern League matchups include Chattanooga at Mobile Atlanta at Montgomery Nashville at New Orleans Birmingham at Memphis Cincinnati at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Philadelphia with no games scheduled Cotton States League features Pensacola at Jackson Selma at Columbus no other games scheduled.
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R. HE
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Gregory and Mayer
C. Brown
Donahue
Memphis
R. H.E
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R. I. EF
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Braeburn Club Claims Record for 306 Yard Shot
In Boston on July 24 members of the Braeburn Country Club recognized as world record the 306 yard shot by E. P. Ellis the 11 year old in the Western golf championship at Homewood Country Club Chicago Tuesday. The amateur record is claimed for John G. Anderson of Newton who on September 23 1908 drove 328 yards from tee to sixteenth green at Braeburn Club course.
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Associated Press
Boston
Braeburn Country Club
E. P. Ellis
Homewood Country Club
Chicago
John G. Anderson
Newton
Braeburn Club
Tribute for Gatling Johnson Fans plan big loving cup
Washington Senators star Gatling Johnson to mark six years since debut on August 2. Fans in the national capital are subscribing for a large loving cup to present to the famed twirler, known for speed and front rank pitching.
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Washington Senators
Johnson
Rainy Mobile crowds dampen baseball season
Fans endure bad weather as Mobile's baseball schedule tightens with few home games left and teams like the Gulls looming. Dee Walsh receives a warm welcome amid rain soaked crowds while players shift rosters with Nashville and New Orleans moves.
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Mobile
Atlanta
Gulls
Dee Walsh
The
Lookouts
Walsh
New Orleans
Baseball scores from leagues across the region today
Scores show multiple leagues with results including Cotton States League Jackson over Selma 2 0 Clarksdale 3 0 Pensacola 2 3 Columbus 7 4 American Association St Paul 2 2 Columbus 1 8 Minneapolis 3 2 Louisville 0 0 International League Baltimore 4 2 Toronto 2 Rochester 9 1 Providence 1 Newark 8 Buffalo 32 Montreal 6 Jersey City 4 South Atlantic Charleston 5 Columbus 0 Macon 0 4 Savannah 2 3 Albany 2 2 Jacksonville 0 1 Appalachian Johnson City 3 Knoxville 2 Morristown 1 Bristol 4 Middlesboro 11 Rome 4 Federal St Louis 6 Chicago 3 Indianapolis 6 Pittsburg 4 Texas League Houston 5 Fort Worth 0 Galveston 2 Austin 1 San Antonio 2 Dallas 3 Beaumont 4 Waco 5.
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Rochester
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Jersey City
Johnson City
Knoxville
Morristown
Bristol
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Rome
Houston
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Austin
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Waco
Schmidt to umpire Wimbledon Davis Cup match
The AP reports from London on July 24 that umpire Mr Schmidt, named for the Wimbledon Davis Cup clash, said the British team will need luck to retain the cup. He predicted the US will win the cup via McLoughlin, though Britain may take the doubles.
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Associated Press
London
Schmidt
Wimbledon
The
Daily Mail
United States
McLoughlin
Harvard Names Track Coaches Donovan Powers Shrubb
Harvard track and field will be coached for two years by William F. Pooch Donovan and J. Fred Powers while cross country runners train under Alfred J. Shrubb. Donovan and Powers signed two year contracts, Shrubb for one year.
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Associated Press
Boston
Harvard
William F
Pooch) Donovan
J. Fred Powers
Crimson
Alfred J. Shrubb
Donovan
Powers
Shrubb
Pirates Sign L. W. Delhi From Great Falls
Pittsburg National League announces pitcher L. W. Delhi bought from Great Falls Montana club. Delhi previously played for Los Angeles and Chicago Americans.
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Delhi
Great Falls
Associated Press
Pittsburg
National League
Mont
Los Angeles
Chicago Americans
Prohibition Candidate J C R Russell Pleads Guilty
J C R Russell formerly a prohibition mayoral candidate in Minneapolis pled guilty to horse stealing. He received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
J. C._R. Russell
Marquard Earns Eighth Straight Victory in Low-Scoring Game
The game ended 2 to 0 as Marquard secured his eighth straight win while sensational fielding by both sides stood out. Wagner made two great plays in the sixth inning. Stallings shuffled the Boston Doves lineup upon his return from Buffalo. Cincinnati was shut out by long hits and steady defense.
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Earl Yingling
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ebbetts
Wheat
Marquard
Wagner
Stallings
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
First Baseman Berger Returns After Pensacola Exibitions
Berger, the first baseman and catcher sent from Mobile to Pensacola in the Cotton States League, will return here after Pensacola completes exhibition games against Southern League teams.
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Berger
Mobile
Pensacola
Turtles Tackle Barons With Newton In Box
MEMPHIS Tenn July 24 With one loss in eleven home games since returning from their last trip the locals begin a three game series with Birmingham They will likely start Newton and Seabough against Evana and Mayer for the visitors Weather is threatening
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Day
Birmingham
Newton
Seabough
Evana
Mayer
General Albert 9 Under Suspension
Havana reports a special senate session approved the suspension of General Albert, Havana province governor, tied to the killing of General Armando Riva. Attention shifts to Friday when congress may assent to prosecution of Senator Morales and Representative Arias in the same case.
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Associated Press
Havana
Senate
Albert
Armando Riva
Congress
Morales
Arias
West Virginia Judge Upholds Two Cent Fare
Judge Samuel C. Burdette of Kanawha county circuit court dis missed the bill of review by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company in the two cent passenger fare case. The ruling follows the Supreme Court decision upholding the state two cent fare law and blocks suits to collect excess fare per mile.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Samuel C. Burdette
Kanawha County
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Advertisement
Mrs. G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey says Chamberlains Tablets cured her stomach trouble after over a month of distress. She reports eating almost anything now after taking nearly three quarters of a package. For sale by all dealers Adv.
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Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
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Catholic U M A Elects Officers at Convention in Detroit
The Catholic Young Men's National Union finished its thirty ninth annual convention in Detroit with officer elections and the selection of Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania as the 1914 convention site. Spiritual Director Right Rev Kmily of Detroit was named, and William Henry Gallagher of Detroit was elected president.
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Catholic U. M. A
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Cambridge Springs
Rev
Kmily
William Henry Gallagher
Beulah Aldridge Killed by Accidental Gun Discharge
Mrs Beulah Aldridge died after a revolver kept in a trunk discharged accidentally while laundry was being packed. The incident occurred in Spencer North Carolina last night. Police reported no foul play suspected.
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Associated Press
Spencer, N. C
Beulah Aldridge
Cracker’s Last Visit to Billikens Diamond
The Atlanta baseball club arrived at noon for a farewell engagement in Montgomery. Clark and Chapman to pair for the visitors. Elmer Brown to pitch and Donahue to catch for the home team. Weather is cool and cloudy.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta Baseball Club
Clark and Chapman
Elmer Brown
Donahue
Batteries Named for Nashville and New Orleans Series Opener
Bracken ridge and Gibson form the Nashville battery with Walker and Adams for New Orleans in the first game of the series this afternoon. Weather cleared and rain interruption unlikely.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
English turf hit by libel verdict in Winning Post case
Australian trainer R. Wootton won a libel suit against Robert S. Siever editor of Winning Post. The jury awarded one farthing damages after eight days of trial. Wootton testified to betting fortunes and his son Frank earned substantial sums as a jockey. The case follows Derby rider Craganour's disqualification and sparks turf reform debate.
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Associated Press
London
R. Wooton
Robert S. Siever
Winning Post
Wootton
England
Siever
Frank
Craganour
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