Billikens Win Opener With Timely Long Drives
The Billikens beat Mobile 9 to 4 in front of a large Monday crowd, powered by Walker's home run and Sentell, Kutina, Jantzen key hits. Donahue and Berger led Montgomery’s offense while Brown worked deep, with Stock and Robertson solid in the field for Mobile.
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Billikens
Montgomery Advertiser
Wares
Clark
Odell
Sloan
Knaupp
Stock
Sentell
Walker
Katina
Jantzen
Donahue
Montgomery
Gulls
Montgomery— AB. R.H. Po.a. FE. Warten S
Slesscecce
Mgghon
Kutina
Robertson
Balcs
Berger
Brown
Elwert
Paulet
Mobile
Hart and
Breitenstein
Baseball gamblers barred from Polo Grounds in New York
A large number of men accused of placing bets on games at the Polo Grounds were denied admission to the New York Detroit American League game. About 150 were kept out and 50 more later ejected. The action follows a detective crackdown urged by Ban Johnson and club owners Farrell and Hempstead as part of a broader anti betting crusade.
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Associated Press
New York
Polo Grounds
Ban Johnson
American League
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
Harry Hempstead
New York Nationals
Big batch arrested at Philadelphia park during game
Thirty eight spectators at Shibe Park were arrested for gambling on the Philadelphia Cleveland game. Detected by plainclothes officers stationed in the grand stand they were taken to city hall in patrol wagons for a night court hearing after raids prepared by detectives.
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Philadelphia Park
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
City Hall
Dartmouth Twirler Goes to Athletics
Hanover, N H June 17 Captain Dave Morrey pitcher for Dartmouth College baseball team announced he signed a contract to play with the Philadelphia American League club Morrey will report July 1 for his major league assignment
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Hanover
N. H
Dave Morrey
Dartmouth College
Morrey
Baseball schedules for Southern Cotton and National Leagues
The list details upcoming games across the Southern League Cotton States League and National and American Leagues. Matchups include Mobile at Montgomery, New Orleans at Memphis, Chattanooga at Birmingham, Nashville at Atlanta, Jackson at Pensacola, Meridian at Selma, Clarksdale at Columbus, Boston at Pittsburg, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston, and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Southern League
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
National League
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
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Cuaceboo
Marshall
Chalmers
Alexander
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Howley
Cheney
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R.H.E
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Meyers
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Eason
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OG Talsies
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Burk
Harmon
McLean
Rucker
Miller
Rigler
Byron
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Rudolph
Rariden
Camnitz
Hendrix
Adams
Coleman
Gibson
O'Day
Emi
Mobi Gs Ccs i Eyaveges
Eens
Seewe
Ewes
Orleans
Pensacola
Jackson Oeene
Ene
Selma Weer Wenn
Clarksdale
Wee Ee Anenee
Columbus Tee Eee
Meridian
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Chicago Sees
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Baseball Scores From Around the Circuit
Summary of multiple games with runs, hits, and errors. Notable results include New Orleans at Memphis, Birmingham vs Chattanooga, Atlanta vs Nashville, New York vs EB, Washington vs NPG, Boston vs Cleveland, Philadelphia vs Cleveland, Chicago vs Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis vs Brooklyn, Pittsburgh vs Boston, Pensacola vs Meridian, Selma vs Meridian, and Columbus vs Clarksdale.
Metropolitan tennis results highlight second round action
Matches at the West Side Club in New York resumed with W M Pall defeating F G Baggs 6 3 6 4 and William M Washburn beating L G Morris 6 2 6 2. Announced wins include F C Inman over Merle Johnson 6 1 6 1 and over W D Cunningham 6 4 6 2.
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West Side Club
W. M. Pall
F. G. Baggs
William M. Washburn
Harvard
L. G. Morris
C. A. Sparks, Jr
F. C. Inman
Merle Johnson
W. D. Cunningham
Yale
Cunningham
A. M. Kidder
Princeton
Dean Mathey
R. D. McClare
Scranton
T. R. Pell
B. W. Stair
Howard Voshell
F. Roundey
G. A. L. Dionne Asnason
Allan ‘Tobey
T. A Lightner
H. W. Robinson
Baseball scores from multiple leagues round up
Daily standings list results across National League American Association South Atlantic International and other leagues. Notable games include Chicago 13 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 6 Pittsburg 3 with several shutouts and extra innings.
Cooks sweep two games in local amateur Sunday play
The Cooks defeated R H R 7 to 5 on Dauphin Street with Mangum Fabre and Kelley driving long hits. In the second game the Cooks beat the Martins 10 to 6 as D McNamara fanned ten in six innings, Soutullo and Wrage contributing. Titanics beat Crichton 11 to 10 in a high scoring clash at Kling's diamond, Hill making a one hand grab in left and Baker closing out the win.
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Mangum
Fabre
Kelley
Obey
R. Soutullo
Clemens
Martins
Wrage
Fienie
D. McNamara
Case Crew
M. Soutullo
W. Wragg
W. Fienle
Glover
Titanics
Crichton
Kling
Ges Tons Ort Leach Baker
Fafargue
Switzer
Dahlgren
Connolly and
Demouy
Johnson Seeks Outfielder Help for Yankees
New York reports President Ban Johnson of the American League plans to obtain one of Connie Mack's six outfielders for the Highlanders. Mack's outfielders include Dan Murphy Eddie Murphy Old Ring Strunk Daley and Walsh. Johnson aims to part with Walsh or Daley. A young catcher Moffit joined the Highlanders yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Ban Johnson
American League
Connie Mack
Mack
Dan Murphy
Eddie Murphy
Oldring
Strunk
Daley
Walsh
Johnson
Moffit
Highlanders
Walsh Making Good Time On Long Trip
Sergeant Walsh completed 1 606 miles in forty days on a 4000 mile tour testing army shoes and clothing. He left Washington May 6 and reached St Paul, Minnesota, then planned to continue to the Dakotas and Montana.
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Walsh
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
War Department
Washington
Dakotas
Montana
Double header to be played by Mobile and Montgomery clubs
In Montgomery Alabama, Mobile and Montgomery clubs plan a double header starting at 2 15 this afternoon. Outfielder Jacobson may rejoin Mobile after seventeen days out, allowing Campbell to pitch in the first game and Robertson in the second. Schmidt to catch both games. Montgomery's battery for game one is Bagby and Donahue, for game two Manning and Gribbens. Weather described as perfect.
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Bingling
Paulet
Wares
Schmidt
Berger
Stock
Robertson
Brown
Gulls
heMet
Larry Brown
Odell
Knaupp
Walker
Montgomery
Elwert
Sloan
Katina
Jantzen
Donahue
Tey Mobile— AB. R. H. PO
Porte Bos
Campbell
Eiy
Ceial
Poe
Associated Press
Ala
Mobile
Finn
Jacobson
Bagby
Manning
Gribbens
Col Clake Rejoices Over Pelicans Defeating Gulls Series
The piece notes Col Clake and staff celebrating a Pelicans win that stopped a Gulls pennant push. It cites Mique Finn’s Mobile club failing to sweep, praises Pels hitters on Sunday, and critiques Robertson as a bunt hitter with speed but limited power.
Newton to Fling Against Frank's Pelts
Memphis Tenn June 17 Newton and Seabough for the locals will oppose Evans or Wilson and Adams of New Orleans in the battery positions for the second game of the present series played here this afternoon. The weather is clear and hot.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Newton and
Seabough
Evans
Wilson
Adams
New Orleans
Mighty Pole Set to Face Barons in Chattanooga
Birmingham relies on Sloan on the mound for the second game against the Barons in Chattanooga. Covaleskie or Kroh may pitch for the visitors with Mayer and Street catching. Weather clear for the afternoon game.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Sloan
Chattanooga
Covaleskie
Kroh
Mayer
Street
Conzelman in Box Against the Volunteers
Atlanta column reports Nashville at Atlanta in a baseball game with Conzelman and Chapman for the locals facing Beck and Noyes for the visitors. Weather is clear and warm for the afternoon contest.
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Conzelman
Volunteers
Associated Press
Atlanta
Nashville
Conzelman and Chapman
Beck and Noyes
Browne-Tilden Win U S Mixed Doubles Title in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles and W. T. Tilden Jr. captured the mixed doubles championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club defeating Miss Dorothy Green and C S Rogers 7 6 7 5. Browne also held the singles title by defeating Miss Green and teamed with Mrs. Robert Williams to win the doubles.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
W. T. Tilden, Jr
United States
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Dorothy Green
C. S. Rogers
Pacific Coast
Miss Green
Robert Williams
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Peerless Taxi Service
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