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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1913

Page

7

Clean sweep by Gulls over Trudes in Memphis

Cavet won again for the Gulls over the Trudes 7 to 4 in Memphis. Cavet also impressed at the plate with three safeties as Mobile extended its streak to four wins this series. Parsons started for Memphis, allowing multiple early hits as Mobile built a lead, while Starr and Stock contributed key hits and defensive plays.

Memphis Tenn Cavet Gulls Trudes Bill Bernhard Tupelo Miss Parsons Bernhard Stock Starr Odell Alstein Mobile Clark Robertson Keystone Paulet Schmidt Cage Turtles Butler Ward Jeff Schweitzer Shanley Snell Modell Sentell Dura Parpires Hart Brietenstein

I Cure Diseases of Eye Ear Nose Throat and Lungs

I do not experiment I cure Diseases of Eye Ear Nose Throat and Lungs Indigestion Rheumatism Blood Poison Enlarged Glands Kidney Bladder and Liver Diseases Neuralgia Scrofula Ulcers Stomach Troubles Nervous Diseases Losses Weaknesses Drains Discharges and Systemic Troubles of Men and Women Examination Free.

Offices at 155 Dauphin St South Side Bienville Square

Office hours listed as 3 a.m. to p.m. daily with Sunday hours 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call or write for Symptein Blank.

Dauphin St Bienville Square Dauphin Street Britton

Baseball Scores Across Leagues Include Rain Interruption

In the Southern League standings Birmingham beat Chattanooga 9 to 7 after a 7 run ninth. Atlanta was 25 to 7 in a rain shortened game. Philadelphia triumphed 9 to 4 over Brooklyn. Cincinnati beat Rev. J. 4 to 1. New York defeated St. Louis 6 to 4. Chicago beat New York 5 to 0. Boston edged Detroit 4 to 1. Philadelphia crushed Columbus 14 to 0. multiple games noted with pitches, outs, and umpires.

Rain Delays In Appalachian And Texas Leagues. Scores Reported

Multiple leagues list postponed games due to rain with scattered results. Johnson City 3 Knoxville 4 in Appalachian play. Dallas 4 Waco 2 and Beaumont 7 Houston 3 in Texas League. Galveston 1 San Antonio 3. Atlantic results include Albany and Charleston twin bills with mixed box scores and rain interruptions. College games show Princeton 6 Amherst 9 and Yale 6 Holy Cross 5 in 10 innings.

Appalachian League Middlesboro Bristol Johnson City Knoxville Cleveland Rome Toledo Louisville Princeton Amherst New Haven Conn Yale Holy Cross Cambridge Mass Harvard Williams T West Sotar Oeere New York Pennsylvania Jumbia Dallas Waco Fort Worth Austin Beaumont Houston San Antonio Galveston

Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues and National Standings

Southern Mobile beat Memphis 7 4 while Chattanooga won 9 7 and Birmingham 7. Atlanta 2 Montgomery 2 rain. Selma 1 Jackson 0. Meridian 17 Columbus 9. National Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 0 Chicago 5 Boston 0 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 6 New York 4. American Washington 6 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 14 Detroit 6 Chicago 4 Boston 1 Cleveland 9 New York 5 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 1 Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 13 St Paul 5 Louisville 9 Toledo 1. International Baltimore 7 Jersey City 3 Newark 5 Providence 4 15 innings Montreal 2 Buffalo 1 Toronto 4 2 Rochester 5 6 Fort Worth 3 Austin 0 San Antonio 3 Galveston 1. South Atlantic Jacksonville 5 Macon 3 Savannah 3 6 Albany 6 4 Charleston 1 1 Columbus 0 3

International League Baltimore Jersey City Davis Wells McTigue Egan Providence R.H.E. Newark Steet Barger Higgins Sline Onslow Montreal R.H.E. Buffalo Peeeseee Ale Hipelena Shite Fae Martin Williams Brant Brown Graham Dallas Waco Fort Worth Austin C. Beaumont Houston Galveston San Antonio Macon R.H.E. Meena Clythes Iceee Papesane Jacksonville Bimegia Voss Reynolds Wider Smith Albany R.H.E. Albany Abende Veceescca Savannah Rien PK Mig S Biss Oo Cig Bremmerhoff and Robertson Geibel R.H.E. Ade NG Os cc Heh Povannan Oo Ccien Evs Societe Ves Lowrey and Mayer and Gei Charleston R.H St. Paul Milwaukee American Association Columbus Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas City Louisville Toledo

Gulls Play Semi-Pro Opponents in Tupelo Exhibition

Mobile and Memphis off day while the Gulls face a semi pro lineup in Tupelo Mississippi.

Mobile Memphis Gulls Tupelo Miss

Gulls' Heavy Hitter Aims to Put Virginia on the Map

Dave Robertson, the Gulls' power hitter, projects to lead the Southern League in batting in his first full pro season. The North Carolina A&M alum aims to elevate Virginia baseball to national prominence following the paths of Cobb, Jackson, and Speaker, after converting from football to pitching and hitting in college.

Dave Robertson Gulls Robertson Virginia Georgia South Carolina Texas Cobb Joe Jackson Speaker The South North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College Dixie North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Dave

Tennis teams named for international meet

The Australian and American Davis Cup squads were announced led by Stanley Doust for Australia with Horace Rice in singles and Doust paired with A B Jones for doubles. America lineup features Maurice E McLoughlin and R Norris Williams in singles and McLoughlin teaming with Harold Hackett in doubles. Matches start Friday for singles and Saturday for doubles.

Associated Press New York George T. Adee International Committee Stanley Doust Horace Rice Doust A. B. Jones Maurice E. McLoughlin R. Norris Williams McLoughlin Harold Hackett British Isles London

Robertson Chooses Baseball and Medicine Path

From Portsmouth Virginia, Robertson excels in college hitting and pitching, drawing Giant scouts. McGraw sends Mike Finn in 1911 to lure him, but he delays pro baseball to sign later and plans to attend Richmond Medical College. He aims to practice medicine after baseball, described as highly educated with a bright mind.

Robertson McGraw Mike Finn Dave Mike Portsmouth America Richmond Medical College Memphis News-Scimita

Baseball and sports schedules mix across leagues

In the Cotton States League Pensacola visits Selma while Clarksdale plays Meridian. Birmingham competes with Nashville, Chattanooga faces Atlanta, and Jackson meets Columbus. In the National League matchups Philadelphia heads to Pittsburg Brooklyn travels Cincinnati and Boston plays Chicago. In the American League St Louis visits Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston.

Cotton States Selma Jackson Clarksdale Pensacola Meridian Columbus Cotton States League National League Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York St. Louis Washington Detroit Cleveland

Trainer Mike Murphy Ends Great Career

Michael C. Murphy, famed as a developer of athletics, died Wednesday afternoon in Philadelphia after a long illness. Born 1860 in Natick Massachusetts he trained athletes and led American teams at three Olympic meets including Paris 1900 London 1908 and Stockholm 1912. He coached at Yale Penn and the Detroit Athletic Club and was regarded as the dean of American trainers.

Associated Press Philadelphia Michael CC. Murphy Mike” Murphy Murphy Natick Mass America New York Athletic Club University of Pennsylvania Paris Stockholm New York Athletic London Athletic Club Yale Detroit Athletic Club

Baltimore race men claim there’s a trust

Maryland Fair Association filed a federal suit against the Jockey Club and National Steeplechase and Hunts Association alleging control of East coast racing is concentrated among August Belmont and a wealthy set. The suit seeks to curb authority of the clubs over races outside New York state.

Associated Press New York East Jockey Club National Steeplechase and Hunts Association Maryland Fair Association August Belmont New York State Maryland Association

Coulon Accepts Terms to Meet Kid Williams

Johnny Coulon bantamweight champion accepted the offer from Kid Williams’ manager for a 20 round title bout. The likely venue is Baltimore on Independence Day with a $5,000 guarantee and 40 percent of receipts for Coulon.

Coulon Kid Williams Associated Prose Baltimore Johnny" Coulon Pugilist Kid" Williams Williams

Cornell ends racing career after amateur mile record

Paul J Cornell, holder of the world amateur mile record, announced in Ithaca on June 5 that he will never race again. He competed for his university during undergraduate days and will not turn professional.

Associate Press Ithaca N. Y Paul J Cornell

Wilkie Named Vice President of Chicago Railways

John E. Wilkie former chief of the U S secret service in Washington was elected vice president of the Chicago Railways Company at a special board meeting in Chicago.

Associated Press Chicago John E. Wilkie United States Secret Service Washington Chicago Railways Company

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