Double Header in Montgomery Amid Booze and Heat
Montgomery plans a Tuesday double header with Lundgren to debut for Mobile and Robertson in the first game. The win Monday tied Montgomery and Chattanooga for second as analysis notes the Southern League’s brutal heat and rampant drinking affecting players. Sentell shines for Mobile with a sharp defense and a three-base hit. Brooklyn blasts Sallee as the Cardinals fall 10 to 6. Berger’s slump risks Gulf staff exit. Marshall debuts for Philadelphia as Boston ends a fourgame skid.
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Montgomery
Mobile
Lundgren
Robertson
Billikens
Chattanooga
Mobile lineup shifts as Robertson doubles in centerfield
In Monday’s game for Mobile the batting order moved Stock ahead of Campbell who rose to fifth. Home Run Robertson collected two hits and made six put outs in centerfield.
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Mobile
Robertson
Stock
Campbell
Umpire Blamed For Birmingham Chattanooga Eleven Inning Loss
Umpire Dan Pfenninger was blamed for Birmingham losing an eleven inning game to Chattanooga. With two out and Johnston on first Street hit a grounder that bounded and struck Pfenninger in the back. The next batter followed.
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Chattanooga
Johnson
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Pfenninger
Baseball Scores and Plays From Monday Games
Birmingham led by a run but tied in the ninth when Elston drove in Elberfeld with a triple. Hardgrove as a reliever and Sommers both pitched well. Falkenberg allowed a late rally as Cleveland fell 3 to 2 to Philadelphia. Memphis beat New Orleans 2 to 1 on Spencer’s ninth inning homer. Kissinger and Brenton pitched well. Memphis’ pitcher fanned ten. Furchner pitched for Buckatunna in a 1 to 0 loss to Meridian. Carmichael shut down opponents for Waynesboro. White Sox benefited from errors to beat the Senators. Foster returned from typhoid fever. Chance again had hard luck against Detroit. Veach’s single and High’s run gave the Tigers a lead on a Gainor homer, Er rors helped Moriarity score in the ninth. Schwartz's Vols kept Fleharty in the lineup despite uneven results.
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Snedecor
Memphis
New Orleans
Spencer
Pelicans
Kissinger
Brenton
Numor
Furchner
Atlanta
Meridian
Buckatunna
Frank Chance
Detroit
Veach
Tigers
Borton
High
Gainor
Moriarity
Empress Augusta Victoria Skips Berlin Jubilee Events
Berlin June 17 The Empress Augusta Victoria rested from the twenty fifth anniversary celebrations of her husband’s reign and did not attend the opera. The crown princess will join the state dinner. Weather remains favorable as crowds fill streets for unions parade and university processions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Augusta Victoria
Berlin University
Hart predicts big welcome for White Sox and Giants abroad
Former Cubs president James A. Hart, back from a world tour, says Chicago White Sox and New York Giants will be greeted warmly in Japan, the Philippines, Australia, and France. He notes baseball in Japan is college based and educational, while Paris has several leagues and international interest grows. He warns teams should avoid on field quarrels and tricks with umpires to gain respect overseas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
James A. Hart
Chicago Cubs
Japan
Philippines
Australia
France
Manila
Hart
Paris
Moonlight Hop on Steamer Pleas ure Bay
St Vincent's Club will host a moonlight hop aboard the steamer Pleas ure Bay to Battle's Wharf on Wednesday June 18. The boat leaves at 7 45 p m sharp with a good band and dancing. A general good time for all. Come and go with us. Everybody's going. June 13 61 ady.
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Pleasure Bay
Battle's Wharf
St. Vincent’s Club
American golfers eye British Open trials at Holyoke
American golfers prepare for the British open at Holyoke starting Thursday. John J. McDermott, holder of the national open title, has shown excellent form in recent appearances abroad. Paired with Tom McNamara in a four ball match against S. H. Fry and Michael J. Brady, he earned praise from English critics.
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Associated Press
New York
Holyoke
England
John J. McDermott
Tom McNamara
S. H. Fry
Michael J. Brady
Mid-Surrey Links
Filipino Baseball Team Arrives for U S Series
An all Filipino baseball squad of fifteen full blooded youths arrived in San Francisco aboard the liner Mansuria from Manila. They come for a series of games planned in the country after beating Wasta and Keio University teams this season.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Manchuria
Manila
Wasta
Keio Japanese University
Poloists Banquetted at Meadowbrook Club
New York June 17 A dinner was given last night at the Meadowbrook Country Club by August Belmont to the victorious American polo team and their English opponents. Speakers praised the sportsman like conduct shown in the international cup games and extended congratulations to both sides.
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Associated Press
New York
Meadowbrook Country Club
August Belmont
Victor
Artie Hoffman Refuses Move and Quits Game
Pittsburg reports Artie Hoffman of the National League club plans to stay home in Akron Ohio and will not join Kansas City in the American Association after being assigned by Barney Dreyfus. He intends to quit baseball.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Artie Hoffman
Kansas City Club
American Association
Barney Dreyfus
Hoffman
Akron
Ohio
Van Antwerp’s Drug Corp suit lists out-of-state respondents
In Mobile Alabama May 29 1918 the Chancery court notes that respondents in the Hunt case are adults and non residents. Names include William A Carter Columbus GA Jesse Carter New York NY Willis E Hall Salem NC Delphine Hairston Chatmoss VA Elizabeth Summers Winston NC Sadie Hall Reinhart NC Percival Hall Reinhart NC Jethro Hall Reinhart NC T J Brown Winston NC William A Berry Ibesboro NC William F Berry Wilkesboro NC Wilkesboro NC Balem NC.
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Mobile
Alabama
van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc
Jonathan Hunt
State of
William A. Carter
Columbus, Ga
Jesse Carter
New York
N. Y
Willis E. Hall
Salem
N. C
Delphine H. Hairston
Chatmoss
Winston, N. C
William A. Berry
Ibesboro
William F. Berry
Wilkesboro
Balem, N.C
Legal Notice of Unknown Heirs and Property Claim in Mobile
The bill names numerous respondents with unknown residences and ages, many outside Alabama, alleging they may be alive or dead and that heirs or assigns exist. It seeks confirmation of title to land in Mobile bounded by Royal and St Louis streets and requests default if defendants do not answer by June 28, 1913. Notice to appear is ordered by publication in The Mobile Item for four weeks.
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Latham Mitchell
Peter A. Remsen
John 8
Remsen
George Tucker
Michael Perrault
Victor Gannard
John Griffiant
John Groiffant
John Giffen
Wm. E. Kennedy
John Forbes
James Innerarity
John Innerarity
Archibald W Gordon
Duke W. Goodman
Jonathon Hunt
Wm. Jones, Jr
Sarah M
Alabama
Thos. F. Wnsley
Louis Oscar Townsley
Marie Coralie Townsley
Patrick McLoskey
Philip McLoskey
Thomas Barrett
John S. Remsen
John Iffant
John Giffer
John
Jonathan Hunt
William Jones
Sarah M. Clanton
Wm. J. Jones
Florence H. Jones
Edith Carter
Adon Smith
Sidney Smith
J. Hunt Adams
Adon Smith, Jr
Jonah D. F. Smith
Harlan P. Smith
J. Hunt Smith
Delia M. Johnson
Louise F. Wheeler
Margaret Adams
Mary Adams
Anna _N. Adams
Elizabeth C. Adams
Hopie L. Smith
Louise Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Dayton Smith
Adon N. Smith
Arthur Smith
Delia Smith
Louise Maxwell Smith
Maxwell Smith
Effie C. Smith
Martha Smith
Cornelia Smith
Ella Starkey
Edith Reed
Jonah Dayton Smith
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Royal and
St. Louis Streets
Royal Street
St. Louis Street
St Louis Street
State of
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