Ledbetters Teammate Razor Shuts Down Nashville Inning
Razor Ledbetter pitched seven no hit innings as Mobile defeats Nashville 4 to 0. Eddie Holly produced two hits and two RBI while Harry Swadina and Frank Wells also contributed strong defensive and offensive support. In the eighth inning Baker broke Ledbetter’s no hit bid with a single, but Mobile kept the Vols off the scoreboard.
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Razor
Ledbetter
Nashville Inteers
Eddie Holly
Harry Swadina
Pall
Baker
Vols
Frank Wells
Nashville
Gulls
Massey
Hanford
Gull
Ellam
Dodge
Bwacina
Holly
Wells
Somtimiero Ike Sien Noe
Mobile
Schmidt
Sheehan
Illiams
Eliam
Sheeto Kauffman
Kauffte Street
Ledr
Aime
O'Trole
Bern
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Children's Cough
For your child's cough a small bottle of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey soothes the cough and cold. Pleasant Pine Tar Honey syrup helps children sleep and recover, with a 25 cent price at the druggist.
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Dr. Bell
Memph is Chicks win in third inning burst
Four hits and three walks produced four Memphis runs in the third inning to beat Birmingham 56 to 3. Eddie McDonald used the hid den ball trick on Chadbourne as Leonard Cobard collected three hits and three errors.
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Memphis Chicks
Birmingham
Eddie McDonald
Chadbourne
Memphis
Leonard Cobard
Gull
Southern Nashville and others results from mobile new orleans and atlanta
Result games southern at Mobile 4 6 4 Nashville 0 3 3 Ledbetter and Schmidt Wells and Street. At New Orleans 0 4 1 Chattanooga 1 3 0 Dillinger and Deberry Marshall and Kitchens. At Atlanta 5 10 0 Little Rock 2 7 1 Lafitte and Perkins Couchman Allison and Gibson. At Birmingham 3 9 2 Memphis 5 10 5 Ponder Black and Smith Kerr and Wallace.
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Southern
Mobile
Nashville
Ledbetter
Schmidt
Wells
Street
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Dillinger
Deberry
Marshall
Kitchens
Atlanta
Little Rock
Lafitte
Perkins
Couchman
Allison
Gibson
Birmingham
Memphis
Ponder
Black
Smith
Kerr
Wallace
National standings fragment with scattered scores and names
A fragmented national college or team update lists games and partial scores for Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, New York and St. Louis. Players such as Dell Meyers McConnel Arch and Reulbach Trogressor Mamaux Saver appear in parenthetical pairings alongside the team results.
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National
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dell
Meyers
McConnel
Archer
Boston
Pittsburgh
Reulbach
Trogressor
Mamaux Ane Saver
Commanesaien Wingo
New York
St. Louis
Perritt and
Rariden
Williams, Steele and Snyder
Baseball standings and pairings across major cities
At Cleveland on March 8 the Americans stood 3 8 1 and New York 2 10 1 with Covaleski O Neill Cald well and Schalk Nannamaker listed. Chicago hosted with Boston 2 11 2 and Rus sell Williams Schalk Leonard Agnew Thomas. Detroit hosted Philadelphia 5 8 1 and 1 5 2 with Davis Stanage J Bush Sheehan Mey er. St Louis 0 4 0 and Washington 1 8 0 with Plank Severeid Boehling Henry.
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Cleveland
New York
Covaleski
O'Neill
Caldwell
Schalk
Nannamaker
Chicago
Boston
Russell
Williams
Leonard
Agnew
Thomas
Detroit
Philadelphia
Davis
Stanage
J. Bush
Sheehan
Meyer
St. Louis
Rotary club meeting notes and league scores
Meeting of Rotarians reports Mr John A Fox former field secretary of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress as guest en route to the Mississippi coast. An amendment passes making the president two vice presidents and the secretary treasurer members of the directorate. Rotarian G F E Aunspaugh listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Fox
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Rotary Club
Mississippi Coast
G. F E. Aunspaugh
Dismiss thirteen cases at Girard Alabama raids
At Girard in Montgomery, Alabama June 16 thirteen of twenty two liquor raid cases were dismissed on technical grounds. The state gained condemnation in six seizures with no claimants and others were condemned on trial. Seven cases move to Pittsview for Friday hearings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Court of Justice
Ll. A. Weaver
Girard
Justice Burt
Pittsview
Two Men Fined for Disorderly Fight Appeal Placed
Hustis Hindmarsh and James Hamilton were arrested yesterday on a disorderly conduct charge brought by W. H. Hamilton. They were arraigned and fined 25 dollars plus costs, with appeals to the city court and bonds set at 150 dollars. W. H. Hamilton was discharged. witnesses say Hindmarsh and Hamilton beat him after a heated argument at the new post office building. W. H. Hamilton is related to one of the arrestees.
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Hustis Hindmarsh
James Hamilton
W. H. Hamilton
Recorder’s Court
James N. Lynch
William E. Flinn
New Post Office
Receivership Sought for Parker Cotton Mills Company
In Washington area history a petition filed in federal court seeks receivership for the Parker Cotton Mills Company, a $15,000,000 firm with holdings in the South Atlantic. A. H. Heyward and H. G. Welborn claim mismanagement and a conspiracy by officers to dispose Hampton group to Lockwood and Greene for 2.55 million, far below value. Judge Johnson set June 24 for the hearing in Greenville.
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Spartansburg
D. C
Parker Cotton Mills Compay
South Atlantic
A. H. Heyward
Macon
H. G. Welborn
Lexington
N. C
Johnson
Greenville
Hampton, 8. C
Hampton
Lockwood, Greene and Company of
New York
McCormick Ready to Serve as Democratic National Chairman
Vance C. McCormick announced as Wilson’s choice for Democratic national chairman said he would accept if elected. The Harrisburg Patriot publisher and Philadelphia Federal Reserve board governor, 44, Yale alumnus and former football captain, indicated willingness to resign his posts to serve.
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Harrisburg
Vance C. McCormick
Wilson
McCormick
National Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Philadelphia
Harrisburg Patriot
Yale
Allied Offensive Expected Soon From Verdun Front
London notes a semi official French communication predicting an imminent entente allied offensive. The statement links German forces before Verdun to a growing sense of urgency and public expectation of major military action.
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London
Germany
Vaux
Verdun
Laredo residents drive Mexican journalist to Mexico
Thirty U S residents escort Leo D Walker editor of El Progreso across the border at gunpoint denying him return to the United States. The move comes after El Progreso ran editorials critical of the U S government and spurred calls to cease publication. Officers had not acted tonight. Daphne changes schedule to improve Mobile access. boat leaves Daphne 7 15 a m and returns at 4 p m.
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Laredo
Texas
Leo D. Walker
el Progreso
Mexico
United States
Walker
Daphne
Mobile
Discovery of Spanish gold told at Binnacle Lamp Club
The Binnacle Lamp Club heard the tale of a Caribbean shipwreck treasure raised after centuries on the reef near Grand Cayman. Spanish doubloons and pieces of eight were taken to Mobile then sold to the New Orleans mint, with skippers recalling Captain Bodden and the turtle-fishermen who first spotted the glittering gold.
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Caribbean
Binnacle Lamp Club
Mobile
New Orleans
Grand Cayman
Charles Bodden
Barkentine
Newbury
Divers Find Hidden Gold On Reef Beneath The Sea
Divers fitted out a Georgetown schooner set sail for a reef of gold where they retrieved thousands of dollars from the seabed. Old cannons and gun metal remained while no trace of the galleon endures. Some claim later expeditions profit from such finds, with gold sold to the United States or Central American governments. Captain Newbury recognizes several young islanders who previously found gold and sent it to the mint in New Orleans.
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Georgetown
Caymans
United States
New Orleans
Newbury
Louisiana Combatants of Capital Set Free
District Attorney Holcombe announced no formal charges against State Senator H. G. Fields or journalist David Ewing after yesterday's confrontation in Baton Rouge. Ewing sustained knife wounds while Fields was beaten. Fields was released on own recognizance after police custody.
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Baton Rouge
Charles A. Holcombe
H. G. Fields
David Ewing
Ewing
Fields
Holcombe
Senate
Viteos
Deficit Reported For Greece In 1915 Budget
Athens reports a 1915 budget deficit of 1 898 765 776 drachmas with a projected 1961 deficit of 265 003 686 drachmas. An internal loan plan for 115 000 000 drachmas is proposed, issued at 5 percent via the National Bank of Greece extended to 1950. Bank paper issues to 30 million drachmas with two thirds secured by commercial paper. state to receive a quarter of profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
London
Chamber of Deputies
D. G. Rhallis
National Bank of Greece
House Extends Time for Bridge Building
Washington June 16 The House by motion of Representative Dupre of Louisiana passed the Senate bill extending the starting time for the Mississippi river bridge at Batonage to three years after approval and the completion time to six years from approval.
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Washington
Representative Dupre
Louisiana
House
Senate
Mississippi River
Batonage
Eighty-Fourth Commencement at Convent of Visitation
Hundreds attended the eighty-fourth commencement as eight graduates received diplomas: Elise McAuley Dalton Ga Lyliane Dreaper Mobile Consuelo Abaunza Vera Cruz Mexico now New Orleans Eulalie Johnson Mobile Elizabeth Neely Mobile Nettie Nichols New Orleans Nellie Potter Mobile. Rev Father de la Moriniere gave the address on Christian Education. A rich musical program followed with performances by Grace Van Hueval Clara Quinlavan Genevieve Comerford Emily Rose Dorothy Wise Consuelo Abaunza Elise McAuley Lyli ene Dreaper and a chorus of about fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent of Visitation
Elise McAuley
Dalton
Lyliane Dreaper
Mobile
Dorothy Wise
York
Ala
Consuelo Abaunza
Vera Cruz
Mexico
New Orleans
Eulalie Johnson
Elizabeth Neely
Nettie Nichols
Nellie Potter
Father de la Moriniere
Chopin
Gnomenreigen
Lyliene Dreaper
Norwegian Mission Plans Big Picnic on Sunday
The Norwegian Seamen's Mission at Bay Beach will host a Sunday picnic. The bay boat Pleasure Bay departs 8:30 a.m. from Dauphin Street, returns late afternoon. Special services led by Rev. Andr Øiersten begin at 8 o'clock.
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Eran Manca Abbe
Sixth district Sunday school convention at Oakdale Church
A large crowd attended the Sixth district Sunday school convention last night at Oakdale Methodist Church. Rev. H. D. Monroe opened with devotional exercises as Rev. D. Y. Register delivered the welcome. Mrs. G. T. Hamilton sang, IL. F. Grube spoke, and several songs and recitations followed. County president R. L. Howell could not attend. refreshments were served.
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Oakdale Methodist Church
Broad and
Kentucky Streets
D. Monroe
Oakdale Baptist Church
D. Y. Register
G. T. Hamilton
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