Golf finals set as Dexter faces Whitney in Atlanta
In Atlanta on Friday C L Dexter defeated Perry Adair 5 up 3 to play in the Southern Golf Association semifinals and will meet Nelson Whitney for the title in a 36 hole final Sunday. Reuben Bush Jr forfeited to Whitney in the other semifinal.
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Nelson Whitney
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Adair
Dallas
Bush
GAMES TODAY IN S A AND N L AND AL NEWS
Southern Association features New Orleans at Birmingham 3 30 clear Chattanooga at Memphis 4 00 Little Rock at Nashville 4 00 Mobile at Atlanta 3 45 clear National League matchups include New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at St Louis American League games Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St Louis at Boston
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Little Rock
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Fandom Highlights and Baseball Scores Friday
Coombs sealed Birmingham's 5 4 win over New Orleans with a ninth inning single. Reilly Carroll Wallace powered hits. Ellam stood out in the field. Memphis beat Chattanooga 7 3, White Sox defeated Phillies 11 4, Doak and Ragan duel ended in St Louis 3 2, Detroit topped Washington 5 3 with Cobb keying the rally, Pirates beat Mets 7 5, Newark move considered, Bruce released to Norfolk, Cram signs with Boston, Mordecai Brown shuts out Buffalo 8 0.
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Birmingham
Ellam
New Orleans
Reilly
Carroll
Wallace
Memphis
Chattanooga
Marshall
Merritt
Chicks
Felsch
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Walsh
McAvoy
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Hamilton
Browns
Foster
Red Sox
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Ragan
Doak
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Miller
Dolan
Hyatt
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Boehling
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Tigers
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Steen
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Pirates
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F. W. Bruce
Norfolk
Bruce
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Brown University
Boston Nationals
Braves
Mordecai Brown
Buffalo Feds
Dalton
Brown
Chicago
Pine Grove Personals Update From Alabama
Miss Gladys Edmondson of Bay Minette visits her sister Mrs. George. M. Smith in Pine Grove. Miss Vesta Schumacher returns from Mobile after a week away. Rev. Christian held regular services both morning and evening. A. J. Giddeon just back from Robertsdale where his father is very sick.
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Gladys Edmondson
Bay Minette
George. M. Smith
Vesta Schumacher
Mobile
Christian
A. J Giddeon
Robertsdale
Knockout Quitters Shape a Ring Tale at Pyramid Club
A boxing card at Millie Pascoe's Pyramid on Archer Avenue features a fixed bout where Brown tabs Cross to win in the second round but Cross outquits him first. Emil Thirty bets heavily, betting on Cross while Brown plans to quit, and the odd finish stuns onlookers.
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Millie
Kid” Pascoe
Alhambra
Archer Avenue
Kid Cross
Pascoe
Emil Thirty
Thirty
Brown
Cross
Ike Bloom
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Emil
Jimmy Bardell
Jimmy
Bardell
Negroes Held For Postal Law Violations In Federal Hearing
Robert and Will Dosier and Bessie Lee Alexander faced a federal grand jury after a hearing on alleged postal law violations. They are accused of opening a mailbox, taking a money order, and increasing its amount. Also reported is a rescue at Point Clear where Willie Bates and Calvin Thurman saved a boy named Richard Shaw from drowning. Dr. R H Von Exzdorf will speak on malaria at the Mobile Medical Society meeting. Memorial events include Gulf Coast Fair preparations and leadership changes in Monroeville. In court, Edward Singleton won a verdict for the defendant in a suit over false arrest.
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Will Dosier
Bessie Lee Alexander
Jere Austil
Anna B. Giles
Willie Bates
Calvin Thurman
Richard Shaw
Church Street
Point Clear
Shaw
R. H. von Exzdorf
Mort L. Bixler
Monroeville
Monroe County
Q. Salter
A. C. Lee
Edward Singleton
C. P. Frederic
Eight Militiamen Sentenced for Absence in Alabama
In Montgomery on June 19, the Alabama National Guard sentenced eight members for failing to attend company inspections. Two were from Castleberry and six from Andalusia. Court martials handed down jail terms and small fines. Named: Private Bruner W. Kirkland, Private from Castleberry, Sergeant J. W. Button, and Private M. Pavrick of Andalusia.
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Andalusia
State Military Department
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Kirkland
Priet
Aare
Sargeant
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Dences
M. Pavrieh
Amateurs Series to Feature Hudson and Ford Clubs
An amateur baseball series opens Saturday at 2 30 in the afternoon with Hudson facing Ford on Kelly's diamond. Ford lineup includes Neely at first Billing Sharkey Wall Andrade Slim Ir Murphy Tucker Ginn and Neely on the mound. Hudson lists OConnor Steber McBride Cook Childress Ward Shaw Pocase and McCue pitching. Earlier Friedenthals beat Fuller Brothers in a doubleheader 10 3 and 5 2 with Smith Ollinger and Nelson handling batteries. Patt meets Coden on Saturday June 19 at Coden for a concluding game expected afterward.
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Tucker
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Cook
Childress
Ward
Shaw
Pocase
McCue
Kelly's Diamond
Friedenthals
Fuller Brothers
Smith
Ollinger
Nelson
Oystermen Meet Today at Palmetto Beach Alabama
A special meeting of the Fish and Oystermen Protective Association will convene at Palmetto Beach to further consider proposed new laws. A Mobile head branch meeting was requested to engage state legislators from Mobile and Baldwin counties. Local members met last Saturday but lacked time for full discussion.
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Ala
Fish and Oystermen’s Protective Association
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
Orange Beach Personal Notes From Two Sun Day Schools
Two Foley Sunday schools held a picnic at Orange Beach last week. Mrs. Harry Spindler is improving after illness. Alberta Spindler, teaching in Nebraska, has returned home to stay with her mother. Philo Chapel left for a visit with his sister in Ohio, planning trips to Detroit and other Michigan cities. Ethel Maynard vacations with her parents after his school closed. Inn guests included G. H. Lee Birmingham, George Lambert Memphis, B. F. Round MD, W. D. Stapleton and wife, and others.
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Nebraska
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Ohio
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Birmingham
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Memphis
Tenn
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Gc. Swanstram
Open golf titles decided as Travers wins national championship
Jerome D Travers captured the national open golf championship at Short Hills with 287 strokes, beating Tom McNamara by 11. Final scores list MacDonald Tellier Barnes Brady Low and others in the 300s. In Brooklyn Johnny Dundee outpointed Leach Cross in ten rounds with Cross bleeding from the mouth after the fifth.
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W. M. Washburn
Robert Leroy
Wilmington
Del
B. Warren Corkran
Baltimore
J.C. Davidson
Columbia
E. B. Eynon, Jr
George C. Small
Chicago
Tom Morris
Henneberry
Western Golf Association
Los Angeles
Short Hills
N. J
Jerome D. Travers
Tom McNamara
Boston
Travers
MacDonald
Tellier
Barnes
Brady
Low
Hutchinson
McLeod
A. Campbell
Hagen
Sargent
Park
Kerrigan
Reid
French
Nichols
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Leach Cross
Brooklyn
Dundee
Cross
City League doubleheader set for Sunday at Monroe Park
The Graham Bush and A. D. Davis teams will play in the Southern League diamond at Monroe Park Sunday at 3 30 pm. President Giblin notes both teams can still tie for honors in the first half, promising strong ball. Ladies will receive the usual free shop treatment. Harvard won 8 3 at Princeton completing a sweep of the series. Freddie Welsh defeated Johnny Lustig in a ten round bout.
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A. D. Davis
Monroe Park
Giblin
Barney Cavanaghs
Ee Wee Eee Dundee
Cross
Freddie Welsh
Johnny Lustig
Brooklyn
Baseball score recap from yesterday's various leagues
Scores across the National and American Leagues and minor circuits show New Orleans, Birmingham, and Chattanooga winning key games. Notable results include New York beating Pittsburgh 5 to 7, Boston off St Louis 2 to 3, and Chicago heavy 8 to 12 loss to St Louis in a rain-affected program. Other entries list Kansas City and Baltimore in low-scoring clashes, plus multiple Southern and International League results.
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Hearne
Berry
Upham
Finneran
Pratt
Simon
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Davenport
Hartley
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Moseley
Brandon
Whitehouse
Rariden
Buffalo
Fischer
Krapp
Ehmke
Newark
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Blair
Southern Association Leaders After Tuesday’s Games
Batting leaders include Lord Memphis .353 Cruth ers Memphis .329 Paulette Nashville .328 Hendryx New Orleans .327 Sloan Birmingham .324 Allison Memphis .312 Harris Tancoga .310 Lee Atlanta East Little Rock .306 Manning Atlanta .305. Hemmingway Birmingham leads in stolen bases with 23 and Paulette also tops total bases at 110. McDermott Memphis has the most home runs. New Orleans and Memphis lead team batting averages. Four pitchers top .700 for ten+ games: Frost New Orleans 6 1, Cunningham Chattanooga 8 3, W Marshall Chattanooga 9 4, Allan Atlanta 9 4.
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Cruthers
Paulette
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Hendryx
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Sloan
Birmingham
Allison
Harris
A. Tancoga
Lee
Atlanta
East
Little Rock
Manning
Southern
Hemingway
Stark
W. Marshall
Chattanooga
Allen
Batting and pitching leaders spark three league race talk
Ty Cobb leads the American League batting with .401 while Jake Daubert tops the National League and Vincent Campbell leads the Federal. Daubert, Fletcher, Doyle, and Good pace NL batting among regulars. Campbell, Magee, Hofman head the Federal hitters. Chicago and Brooklyn show strong team marks in hitting. notable pitchers include Mayer, Ragan, and Pierce across the leagues with solid win totals.
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Ty Cobb
Jake Daubert
Vincent Campbell
National Ague
Daubert
Brooklyn
Luderus
Philadelphia
Good
Doyle
New York
Fletcher
Meadows
St. Louis
Mayer
Ragan
Boston
Pierce
Cobb
Detroit
Jackson
Cleveland
Fournier
Veach
Lajoie
Faber
Foster
Coveleskie
Fisher
Campbell
Newark
Magee
Hofman
Buffalo
Cullop
Kansas City
Main
Plank
Newark club names new temporary manager after resigning owner
Bill McKechnie, third baseman of the Newark Federal League club, was appointed manager temporarily to replace Bill Phillips, whose resignation was accepted. The move follows six one run defeats, ending Phillips's tenure. Phillips previously led the Indianapolis team to two Federal League pennants before the move to Newark this year.
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N. J
Bill McKechnie
Bill Phillips
Phillips
Dianapolis
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