Gulls Rally Past Lookouts 8 to 2 Behind Allen
Jim Allen pitched a solid game for the Gulls overcoming wild spots to beat the Lookouts 8 to 2. Marshall started strong but was chased in the seventh as Holly and Allen produced key hits and Dixie Walker finished them off with three runs.
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Gulls
Rube” Marshall
Jim Allen
Lookouts
Eddie Holly
Harris
Messenger
Graff
Marshall
Jantzen
Pitler
McDowell
Massey
Holly
Allen
Dodge
Schmidt
Dixie
Walker
Charley Hanford
Thorpe’s Major League Prospects Dimmed by Age and Loss of Form
Jim Thorpe, the Sac and Fox athlete, is nearing 28 and may have played his last major league game after a anunciou strong contract with the Giants. McGraw may repurchase him from Milwaukee if performance justifies it, but Thorpe struggles against major league pitching and shows better results only in the minors. Reports cite diet and training issues as possible factors in his decline.
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Jim Thorpe
Giants
Thorpe
Parque, Ohlo
McGraw
New York
Milwaukee
Brewers
Jersey City
Harrisburg
Pels Rally For Close Win Over Nashville Volunteers
The Pels beat the Nashville Volunteers 2 to 1 as Kroh struggled and gave up the decisive runs in the seventh and eighth. Brenton pitched well, keeping the Vels in check until Kroh’s lapse allowed the comeback. The victory leaves the Pels within a half game of the league leaders.
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Pels
Kroh
Nashville Volunteers
Els
Brenton
Rhates
Morton Sets AL Strikeout Record in Victory over Athletics
Morton tied a season mark by fanning thirteen Athletics in a nine inning win for the Naps. He struck out four in the sixth, including a batter who reached on a third strike wild pitch as the ball slipped past. The Naps pounded the ball and won easily. Also, the Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 4 to 1 as Caldwell was hit early and Covaleski delivered solid nine inning work.
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Morton
Athletics
Naps
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Caldwell
Covaleski
White Hose blank Washington behind Joe Jackson power
Joe Jackson hit three doubles and led a 6 to 0 victory over Washington. Jack Ness contributed two singles and a triple fueling the offense for White Hose in the Sunday game.
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Joe Jackson
Jack Ness
White Hose
Washington
Result Games and Standings From Mobile New Orleans Memphis
In Mobile on August 11 Chattanooga leads 2 8 1 over Mobile at 8 11 1. New Orleans hosts Nashville 6 8 1 to 2 5 4. Memphis 4 7 1 defeats Little Rock 6 13 1 so far. American Cleveland 7 11 2 hosts Philadelphia 2 1 1. Detroit 4 9 0 hosts New York 1 5 1. Chicago 5 13 0 faces Washington 0 4 0. Boston St Louis game postponed due to rain.
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Southern
Pet
Sere
Abcb
Mobile Sodas Debessus Pevess
National
Rd Eee Ee
Anne
Mobile
Chattanooga
Allen
Schmidt
Marshall
Walker
Peters
New Orleans
Nashville
Brenton
Deberry
Kroh
Street
Memphis
Little Rock
Merritt
Ruel
Powell
Gibson
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Morten
O'Neill
Myers
Nabors
Sheehan
Meyers
Detroit
New York
Covaleski
Stanage
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Chicago
Washington
Scott
Russell
Schalk
Boehling
Ayres
Henry
Boston-St. Louis
Scores from American Association and Texas League
American Association results include Kansas City 4 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 7 St Paul 7 Louisville 0 Milwaukee 2 Columbus 1 International Montreal 5 Rochester 6 Montreal and Rochester posted 5 to 2 and 6 to 2 respectively. Texas League games show Dallas 0 Beaumont 9 Waco 5 Houston 11 Fort Worth 3 San Antonio 4 Shreveport 7 Galveston 5 Montgomery 6 Columbus 2. No other games scheduled due to rain.
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American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Montreal
Rochester
Dallas
Beaumont
Waco
Houston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Galveston
South Atlantic
Montgomery
YMCA Directors Meet For Evening Session
The board of directors of the Y M C A will meet tomorrow at 6 20 in the association tea room. Important matters will be discussed.
Ideals Sermon Delivered for Spring Hill College Graduates
Father T J Eaton of St Marys Catholic church delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the Spring Hill College graduating class after mass. He urged students to pursue the kingdom of God and His justice, recalling Jesuit heritage and the motto Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.
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Spring Hill College
T. J. Eaton
St Mary’s Catholic Church
College Chapel
Father Eaton
Society of Jésus
God
Royal University of Ireland
Marquis of
Spring Hill
Civil service exams announced for June and July
The U S civil service commission lists competitive examinations in June and July including Assistant Biologist in Washington D C with 1600 salary, Translator tariff assistant in Washington, Chemist in Watertown Massachusetts, General Mechanic in Hayward Wisconsin, Clinical director in Washington, Assistant sanitary engineer in field duty, and several other posts across federal agencies with varied pay and dates from June 21 to July 65.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Ordnance Department At Large
Watertown
Mass
Indian Service
Hayward School
Wisconsin
Government Hospital For
Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
Bureau of Standards
Ordnance Department
Navy Yard
Bureau of Fisheries
Forest Service
Sawyer
Indoor Baseball Doubleheader for Junior League Tuesday
Two indoor baseball games are set for Tuesday afternoon in the Junior Indoor Baseball League. The league leading Cubs face the second place Gulls, while the Fords clash with the Tigers. All teams are pushing hard for the lead.
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Cubs
Gulls
Fords
Tigers
Hughes Reaches New York City to Begin Campaign
Charles E. Hughes arrived in New York to launch his presidential campaign tour. He met with local Republican leaders and reporters but gave no definite plans, stating he would outline summer activities in New York where he belongs. He will confer with Frank Hitchcock and Frederick Tanner as part of early strategy.
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Hughes
New York City
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Washington
Public Service
Travis H. Whitney
William R. Wilcox
The
Public Service Commission
Chicago
Mr. Hughes
Lawrence H. Green
Robert Fuller
Frank H. Hitchcock
Frederick C. Tanner
New York State Republican Committee
Whitman
Hudson
Colonel Roosevelt
Tee
Jersey
Convention
Notable Global Briefs From The News Wire
Flashes from wires report former Governor Glynn to chair the Democratic national convention in St Louis. A Jewish farm colony fund aims for 1 million dollars in Waco. Jean Webster McKinney author of Daddy Long Legs dies in New York. a daughter is born. Steger family piano leader John V. Steger found dead in a reservoir. National Editorial Association sets its 31st annual meeting agenda for June in New York. Switzerland issues a 100 million francs loan bonds. General Scott attends June week at West Point. Railroads and unions resume wage and hour talks in New York. American Medical Association’s 67th annual meeting opens in Detroit. Dutch mail steamer Reijnet reportedly forced to leave mail in England. Massachusetts Institute of Technology builds new facilities for water festival dedication in Boston.
Automobile Club of Mobile to Publish Log Book Soon
The log book of the Automobile Club of Mobile will be off the press in about ten days, according to an announcement by officers. Emblems have arrived and members are urged to secure one.
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Automobile Club of Mobile
Mobile Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Street
Mobile
The
Orde
Dry Goods Salesmen Moonlight Ride on Steamer
The Dry Goods Salesmen's Association hosts a moonlight ride and dance aboard the steamer Charles E. Cessna tonight. The boat departs at eight o'clock and will entertain guests from boarding until returning.
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Dry Goods Salesmen’s Association
Charles E. Céssna
Weather note for multiple games and cities
Rain in Memphis at Atlanta and cloud cover in Little Rock. Clear conditions in Nashville New Orleans Washington Chicago Detroit Boston St Louis and New York. Cloudy in Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia.
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National
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Detroit
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