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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

Page

8

Grand Old Ball Game Defies Decline in Baseball Season

The article notes baseball enduring a tough year amid war anxieties yet shows resilience. Dodgers Giants Braves Cubs Reds and other teams attract crowds, keeping interest high as attendances solidify the sport’s public appeal despite earlier pessimism.

Braves Dodgers Toeir Charley Holiday Ebbets Flatbush Giants Cubs Reds Superbas Brookyns Ebbets The McKeevers Chicago Sox St. Louis Schuyler Britton Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston Red Sox

Builders raise new church at Belforest near Daphne

Report notes a large quantity of lumber shingles siding flooring and other materials moved to the Belforest site for a fine new church near Daphne with Iain Joe identified among bays panel workers yesterday.

Christian Denominatd Belforest Daphne Iain Joe

Boxing Cards Set for Temperance Hall Friday Night

The Mobile Amateur Athletic Club plans a six round event at Temperance Hall on Friday night August 6 featuring Soldier Jess Smith vs Kid Biff at 160 and 145 pounds. Keener vs Joe Horn head a supporting bout with a surprise preliminary planned by Manager Billy Leonard.

Temperance Hall Stags Mobile Amateur Athletic Club Billy Leonard Jess Smith Biff Ween Keener Joe Horn Leonard

Scores from yesterday's Southern and American league games

Baseball scores from yesterday include New Orleans over Nashville 110 to 110 with 4 runs and Birmingham over Chattanooga 2 to 2 in 12 innings called for darkness. St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Washington posted varied results in the American and Federal leagues along with several minor leagues across the country.

New Orleans Nashville Weaver Allison Smith and Higgins Frost and Street Birmingham Chattanooga Perryman Grimes Wallace and Hale K. Clark Kitchens Atlanta Little Rock Allen and Jenkins Hardgrove Gib St. Louis Sess Philadelphia Serait Severeid Wyckoff Pumagore Sins Chicezo J. Scott Anq Schalk Shore R. Collins Thomas Dubuc Stanage McKee Caldwell Sweeney Washington Jones O'Neill Boehling Harper and Williams Southern Association Mobile Memphis

Contraband raid nets beer evidence. suspect escapes

A raid on a Church and Water streets repair shop led to the arrest of R A Christman on a general charge. Officers New and Lawrence found four casks of beer and two empty-bottle casks in an underground room. One man fled in a car, another vanished inside the building as officers broke down the door. The report notes the moving picture actorines line.

R A. Christman New and Lawrence Church and Water Streets

Food for Fandom and Baseball News Across Cities

Sports and league notes from Memphis Birmingham and Nashville highlight team shifts. Player movements include Holson Hemingway to Memphis and Wilson Collins joining the Federal League. Briscoe Lord seeks pitching help as Memphis rides strong home schedule toward the pennant.

Mobile Hoge Covington Jimmie’ Keeley Memphis Gulls Monroe Park Pels Vols Birmingham Chattanooga Atlanta Travelers Nashville Billy Smith Kansas Feds Brooklyn Corcoran Lee Magee Benny Kauff Stovall Kansas City Grover Ale Doak Phillies Omar Hardgrove Caldwell Dubuc Detroit White Sox Tomas Hooper Braves Cincinnati Rudolph Boones Athletics Browns St. Louis Johnny McGraw New York Giants Cubs Mavill Southern Association Holson’ Hemingway Wilson Collins Vanderbilt Federal League Collins Fedrals Springfield Colonial League Federals Chuck” Wortman Kansas City Blues Hap” Myers Brooklyn Outlaws Wortman Briscoe Lord Lord Bris Connie Mack Otto Hess Pelican Hess

Lovell Given Two Years for Bank Misappropriation

Ralph Lovell former note teller at the Edgewater Bank was sentenced to two years in prison for misappropriating 105000 of the bank's funds after pleading guilty. He fled with Mrs Lillian Munson of New York to South America and was later arrested in England. Mrs Munson was captured in San Francisco and has pleaded not guilty with bail set at 5000.

Trenton N. J Ralph Lovell Edgewater Bank Lovell Lillian Munson New York City South America England Munson San Francisco

Hedges Fight for Services of Compton

Attorneys for St Louis Federals and Kansas City Association Club seek a permanent injunction to stop Bush Compton from playing in the Federal circuit. The circuit court granted the injunction and agreed to remit a $500 fine and pay Compton a $2,200 salary. Compton agreed to the stipulation, stating he would abide by the agreement.

ST. Louis St. Louis Federals Kansas City Association Bush Compton Federal Circuit Circuit Compton Federal Club B. B. Johnson American League Teal Baseball Commission

Baseball Tonight Matches Across Cities With Mixed Weather

National League slate features games in multiple cities including New York Chicago rain and several other pairings. Weather varies from clear to cloudy with several doubleheaders noted and teams like Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati and Baltimore involved.

Associaed Teteene Ower Genetee A Sao Tlanta Philadelphia Pittsburgh ORO Wwe New York A.we Seseses St. Louis Instaneedoers Dooesdt Cincinnati Clu Fsab Peeee Chicago Detroit Washington Mee York Fos. Veye Philadelphia Fee Kansas City Sete Louis Set Newark Ee POND Buffalo Feeb Baltimore Ae Ee St. Louis Brooklyn Anton Boston Cleveland Baltimore Newark Buffalo

State Tennis Opens in Jackson Mississippi 1915 Doubles Results

The 1915 Mississippi state tennis championship began in Jackson with doubles results: Polk and Tucker beat id and Chapman 6-3 6-2. Powers and Bending beat Haynes and Young 6-4 6-3. Saunders and James Alexander beat McCosky and Raworth 6-4 6-1. Mills and Wells beat Carter and Walton 5-7 6-2. Fellows and Hunt beat Craigin and Jones 6-4 6-2. Meridian pair Craeton and Heiss did not appear. singles preliminaries start tomorrow.

Jackson Miss Polk and Tucker Vicksburg Id and Chapman Powers Bending Haynes and Young Saunders James Alexander McCosky Raworth Mills and Wells Carter Walton Tupelo Fellows Hunt Laurel Craigin Hattiesburg Jones Meridian Craeton Heiss

Brewton Beats Andalusia In Amateur Baseball Opener

Brewton defeats Andalusia 5 9 in a rough score line as Pearson and Donahue connect for early runs. Umpires Jernigan and Hayes preside under the hot July sun in Brewton Alabama as Reece hits three safeties and clear the left wall for a 30 foot edge. Flomaton edges Atmore 14 5 with Kamborough Jackson and Scroggins homering and Reynolds snaring a line drive. Chicora falls to DeSoto 14 3 on DeSoto grounds as Carmichael shines and Chicora errs in the field.

Brewton Ala Andalusia Laughten Reeceen Taee Pearson Thomasville Tompkins Boykin Donahue Jernigan Hayes Flomaton Atmore Ieas Kamborough Jackson Scroggins Atmore Boys Reynolds R.hle Roymodd Bell Lowery Chicora Miss DeSoto Carmichael Cuicope Daniels

Sally League Flag Goes to Columbus

Columbus defeats Macon 13 to 4 to win the South Atlantic League championship in Macon Georgia. Columbus secured three post season wins after Macon took one and two games ended in darkness. Macon won the first half pennant while Columbus won the second half.

Macon Columbus

Tennis Upsets Highlight Longwood Club Event

The Longwood Cricket Club tourney yielded the only notable upset as Nat W. Niles defeated W. M. Johnston in the fourth round. Eastern doubles drew strong entries with top players from across the country and California. Separately, Seabright Club hosts an August invitation with stars like McLoughlin Bundy Behr and Williams Jr. Chicago reports boxing association talks to form a global control body with Tom Andrews leading the initiative from Sullivan, aiming to draft universal rules.

Boston W. M. Johnston San Francisco Nat W. Niles Longwood Cricket Club R. Norris Wi Tidia Econ G.ee Gardner New York Seabright Tennis and Cricket Club Maurice E. McLoughlin Thomas C. Bundy Clarence J. Griffin Ward Dasson Califdornia R. Norris Williams II Philadelphia Karl H. Behr Theodore R. Pél G. 1 Church Chicago Arran Cleveland Ohio Tom Andrews Suilwagice Andrews Tiearly

Eczema Remedy Claims Quick Relief in Selma Ad

Advertisement by Cawthon Coleman Co Selma Alabama promotes Lenoir's Eczema Remedy claiming relief after 20 years of chronic eczema with one bottle, 50 cents at druggists. long time user from Uniontown Alabama.

Long, Jeweler Uniontown Ala Lenoir Cawthon-Coleman Company Selma

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