Bulls Unable to Hit Grimes in Loss to Barons
In Ngham Alabama on July 29 the Barons beat Mobile 6 to 0 as Grimes shut down the Mobile offense. Allison pitched six innings before Birmingham broke through in the seventh, scoring the decisive runs. Grimes allowed two base hits and Birmingham rode early runs to victory with solid defense and timely hits.
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Ngham
Ala
Eurore
Barons
Es Mobile
Sera
Saint Wiley
Ferryman
Allison
Grimes
Birm
Wilcox
Cavet
Ports Inc Cues
Birmingham
R.H. PO
Derrick
Meusel
Coombs
Ernos
Io Clark
Eschen
Caton
Sud Grimes
McDonald Meusel
Holly
Massey
McDonald
Smith
Mobile
O’toole
Breitenstein
Games Today in Southern Cities and Major Matchups
Weather and schedule notes list New Orleans at Atlanta cloudy Bayee clear. Tattle Rack at Chattanooga partly cloudy. St. Louis at Boston cloudy. New York games with circling conditions. Cincinnati at Brooklyn clear. Washington and others with similar patterns. Ambiguous OCR data limits specifics but highlights several matchups and general conditions.
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Southern
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Boston
Spee Tae Wore
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Result Games Southern and National Baseball Standings
In Nashville and Chattanooga matchups, teams traded scores with Nashville and Memphis, Little Rock and Atlanta, New Orleans, Brooklyn, St Louis, Boston, Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh posting varied results as listed with player pairings noted. Key games include Brooklyn over St Louis and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh, with multiple innings and line scores cited.
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Southern
Nashville
Orleans
Chattanooga
Janta
Birmin
Memphe
Little Rock
Mobile
Philadelphia
Ey York
Cleveland
Cage Wenna
Detroit
Baseball Standings and Lineups From League Scores
Teams listed with records and players in parentheses. Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Washington, St. Louis, Philadelphia feature names such as Williams Cicotte Faber Schalk Lapp Shawkey Nana Gould O Neill Daly Shore Cady Dubuc Mc Kee Ayers Dumont Henry Groom Koob Severeid Sheehan Picnich.
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Chicago
New York
Williams
Cicotte
Faber
Schalk
Lapp
Shawkey
Nanamaker
Cleveland
Boston
Gould
O'Neill
Daly
Shore
Cady
Detroit
Washington
Dubuc
McKee
Ayers
Dumont
Henry
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Groom
Koob
Severeid
Sheehan
Picnich
Negro on Way to Mount Vernon Asylum
Ed Montgomery from Wilcox County Alabama was taken to the Mount Vernon Alabama insane asylum Saturday morning arriving here Friday night in charge of deputy sheriffs.
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Ed Montgomery
Wilcox County
Alabama
Mount Vernon
Ala
Alabama brigade to hike eight miles and camp out
Montgomery July 29 Special. The Alabama brigade of the federalized National Guard will leave Vandiver Park for an eight mile hike and a night in the open with shelter tents. Brigadier General Ricken orders the move and an inspection precedes it. Soldiers will pack food as in active service and some guards will stay back to protect supplies and nearby watermelon patches.
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Montgomery
Alabama Brigade
Federalized
National Guard
Vandiver Park
Charles Ricken
Bricken
F. M. Maddox
Allen Crenshaw
BE. H. Graves
Bank of Fairhope planned with 10000 capital start
Plans are in place to organize the Bank of Fairhope with paid-in capital of 10000 and ready to commence business within days probably by August 1. The state banking department has been notified. Citizens from Citronelle Mobile county and Lanette Chambers county have asked for information about bank organization, indicating interest in new banks in those towns.
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Fairhope
Bank of
Washington
W.S. Keller
L. W. Page
Federal Office of Public Roads
Lawless Harvest Hands Stir South Dakotans
In Mitchell a vigilance committee was formed to clear the town of harvest hands passing through. Two hundred armed citizens searched trains and drove undesirables from the city. A fight left a negro shot in the back. At Letcher three hundred harvest hands stormed the jail and freed two I W W members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
Harvest Hands
Industrial Workers of the World
Letcher
Third Infantile Paralysis Case Reported
The board of health recorded the third infantile paralysis case Friday afternoon. A black child at 209 Madison Street is the patient. The county total reaches six cases with one death, and cases remain widely scattered.
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Board of Health
Madison Street
Birmingham
Jefferson
C. C. Gaston
Flood relief plan moves through Governor Henderson office
Proclamation issued to inform the public. Probate judges asked to form relief associations and send funds to W C Hooper of Selma as treasurer. John W Durr of Montgomery chairs state organization and reports of progress should come from local relief groups.
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Henderson
W. C. Hooper
Selma
John W. Durr
Montgomery
Injuries On Ship Fruithander Awarded Five Hundred Dollars
Biloxi Mississippi July 29 A U S district court judge awarded George Peters libeliant five hundred dollars for injuries suffered aboard the steamship Fruithander while employed as a deckhand in Gulfport harbor. The case cites negligent placement of a large timber and the need for precautions. Other actions include James Wyton vs bark John C Meyers for eighty two dollars and five cents for work on boiler tubes. Humberto Peyronel begins a 36000 mile walk from Argentina seeking twelve thousand dollar prize.
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Biloxi
Miss
H. C. Niles
United States District Court
George Peters
Steamship Fruithander
Peters
United States
J. C. Tyler
James W. Wyton
John C. Meyers
Wyton
Gulfport
Ship Island
United States Court
W. Estopinal
Batsmen Lead As Southern Association Averages Hold Steady
Robby maintains his edge as Cobb gains ground among top hitters. Rumler Little Rock and Jacobson Atlanta post strong averages, while Wares Little Rock and Littl Rock team pace in steals and hits. Leading pitchers include Ellis Nashville and Marshall Chattanooga with strong win counts. Bobby tops the National League in a week of shifting stats.
Speaker Leads Cobb Gains in American League Rankings
Cobb climbs to second in batting adding four points to his average while Speaker maintains the lead. Weaver of Chicago tops sacrifice hits with 27. Cobb still leads in stolen bases with 36. Baker's eight home runs remains the most. Speaker also leads in total bases with 173 and runs scored at 69. Detroit tops team hitting at 256. Leading batters include Speaker Cleveland 391 Cobb Detroit 361 Jackson Chicago 347 Severeid St. Louis 303 Burns Detroit 301 Sisler St. Louis 291 Nanamaker New York 288 Hoblitzer Boston 287 Smith Cleveland 287 Shotton St. Louis 286 High New York 286. Leading pitchers list includes Cullop New York 9-1 1.95 Morton Cleveland 11-2 1.92 C Williams Chicago 8-3 2.27 Mays Boston 10-4 1.83 S Coveleskie Cleveland 12-6 2.44 H Coveleskie Detroit 13-7 1.84 Ruth Boston 14-8 2.28 Russell Chicago 10-6 1.48 Shaw key New York 11-7 1.79 Johnson Washington 17-11 2.03.
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Bobby
Chicago
Dave Robertson
Jake Daubert
Carey
Pittsburgh
Flack
Williams
Burns
New York
Cincinnati
Robertson
Daubert
Brooklyn
Wagner
Chase
Zimmerman
Hornsby
St. Louis
Long
Hinchman
Wheat
Schulte
Whitted
Philadelphia
Hughes
Boston
Marquard
Pfeffer
Alexander
Mamaux
Pittsburg
Coombs
Rixey
Benton
Jacobs
Seaton
Cobb
Jackson
Speaker
Weaver
Baker
Detroit
Cleveland
Severeid
Sisler
Nanamaker
Hoblitzer
Smith
Shotton
High
Cullop
Morton
C. Williams
Mays
S. Coveleskie
H. Coveleskie
Ruth
Russell
Shawkey
Johnson
Washington
Bombs Strike Aurora Plant Of Menace Co
Three bombs exploded beneath the floor of the Menace publishing plant in Aurora Missouri at 4 16 this morning causing minor damage and igniting a mass of anti Catholic publication material before the flames were brought under control by responders.
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Plant of Menace Co
Springfield
Ménace
Aurora
Publishing Company
The
Menace
Former Cutter Winona to Carry Cattle for Cuba
The sale of the former United States revenue cutter Winona and the pleasure steamer Louis Dolive to Francisco Negra was announced by J. W. M. Evans president of Gulf City Boiler Works. Evans bought the Winona months ago after the Tatlepoosa was taken for government service. The Dolive has been in port for months for repairs. The Winona left for Cuba to be used in the cattle trade.
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United States Revenue
Winona
Louis Dolive
Francisco Negra
J. W. M. Evans
Gulf City Boiler Works
Evans
Coast Guard
Dolive
Ollinger and
Bruce Dry Docks
Cuba
Gold watch stolen from room at 69 Government Street
Peter Larson reports a gold watch stolen from his room in a rooming house at 69 Government Street while he was away. Police are investigating the Friday afternoon loss.
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Peter Larson Larson
Government Street
Vance Docketed on Second Assault Charge
Lonnie Vance was docketed at the county jail Friday on the charge of assaulting and beating William E. Cowart. He is also under arrest for an alleged assault on D. W. Mageley, with a second warrant sworn in the recorder's court. Vance denies guilt.
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Lonnie Vance
William E. Cowart
Vance
D. W. Mageley
Recorder’s Court
Confederate Veteran Dies at Beauvoir Home
T. F. Baird, 76, a native of Palestine Missouri and veteran of the Confederate army, died at the Beauvoir Soldiers' Home Thursday night. He enlisted in 1864 in Company A Tenth Kentucky Cavalry and served until General Lee's surrender at Appomattox. Funeral services were held at 5:30 this afternoon conducted by Rev. H. F. Tolle.
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T. F. Baird
Beauvoir
Palestine
Tenth
Kentucky Cavalry
Robert EB. Lee
Appomattox
H. F. Tolle
New Orleans Man Identified as Drowned Mess Boy Abe Robinovitz
The body of a New Orleans mess boy known as Abe Robinovitz, drowned off M. and O. Pier 8 while trying to board the Munson liner Munplace, was recovered Friday night. An undertaker holds the body awaiting instructions from relatives. Hyman Rabinovitz of New Orleans identified him as his relative, stating he was 31, five feet three, deformed in the back and dark complexioned. Shipping master C. H. Denaburg also identified the body as Abe Robinovitz of New Orleans.
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Abe Robinovitz
Pier
Munson
Munplace
C. H. Denaburg
Undertaking Establishment
Abe .Robinovitz
New Orleans
Mr Day Plans North Trip For Read Motor Manager
Read Motor Car Company local manager C A Day left Friday night for Lansing Michigan on a brief trip combining pleasure and business. He will stop at Sterns Knight Motor Car Company headquarters in Cleveland Ohio on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Day
C. A. Day
Read Motor Car Company
Lansing
Mich
Sterns-Knight Motor Car Company
Cleveland
Ohio
O'Connor Motor Cars Advertises Pay As You Ride Plan
O'Connor Motor Cars are assembled from world known parts and sold at medium price on a pay as you ride plan. The O'Connor Corporation offers an exclusive territory and inquiry is invited at 6331 South Halsted Street Chicago Illinois.
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O'Connor
O'Connor Corporation
South
Halsted Street
Chicago
Illinois
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