Pelicans Fall to Finn's Conquerors in Heat Eine Series Opener
Mobile defeats New Orleans 8 to 4 at Monroe Field as Hogg dominates early and Brenner seals the win after a hot afternoon. Evans yields six hits as Mobile scores four runs in the second inning and adds another in the fifth and eighth while Clarke drives two doubles. New Orleans rallies briefly in the second, but the Pelicans strand runners and Hogg fends off a late threat to give Mobile the series lead.
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Six Colleges In Readiness For Great Regatta
Six colleges Cornell Wisconsin Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse and Washington near ready for an intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie tomorrow afternoon. Coaches expect a hard race with final practice minimal and crews rested after weeks of training. All athletes reported improving and free of major illness as the event approaches.
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THREE RACERS CREMATED IN FIRE AT HIGGINSVILLE FAIRMOUNDS
A barn and thirty sheds at the La Fayette county fair grounds were destroyed by fire. Three race horses died including Albert Allison a pacer from W H Hackley of Higginsville. The other two were owned by Captain Ryland Todhunter of Lexington and John B Epps of Dover. Williams returns to Chicago club duties after Notre Dame coaching stint.
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Yesterday's South Atlantic League Outcomes
Mobile beat New Orleans 8 to 4 while Birmingham defeated Atlanta 7 to 2. Montgomery won 1 to 0 against Memphis with Chattanooga 6 to 2 over Nashville. Brooklyn routed St Louis 56 to 11 and New York edged Cincinnati 8 to 7. Pittsburg 5 took Boston 4, Philadelphia 2 over Chicago, Washington 6 over Boston 5, Detroit 4. New York 10 over St Louis 4. Jackson 12 over Columbus 3, Meridian 3 over Clarksdale 2. Albany 8 beat Jacksonville 1, Charleston 7 over Savannah 4, Columbus 4 over Macon 1. No other games scheduled.
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Fandom stars on Gulf road trip as Mobile lineup unsettled
Charles Berger and Charley Schmidt share catching duties for the Gulf club Friday afternoon while Frank weighs Finis Wilson and Harry McIntyre. Adams returns after heat relief and Lundgren may exit road trip with a pending Mobile contract. Kyle, Spencer and McDowell steal bases. Brackenridge criticized for Elberfield incident. Elberfield reacts with bat throw.
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Baseball Scores From Four Leagues Reported
In the American Association Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 5 to 1 Columbus defeated Kansas City 11 to 4 St Paul 3 Louisville 2 and Minneapolis fell 0 to 2. In the International League Baltimore won 13 to 8 over Montreal Jersey City 1 Newark 2 Buffalo 0 and Rochester 4 Providence 2.
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Baseball Scores From Texas and Federal Leagues
In Beaumont Dallas defeated 4 0. Houston beat Austin 6 to 1 with a game halted at darkness in the eighth. San Antonio topped Waco 8 to 2 as Galveston shut out Fort Worth 4 to 0 and Middlesboro won 9 to 0 by forfeit over Knoxville. Johnson City beat Morristown 2 to 1 while Bristol routed Rome 8 to 2. In the Federal League Cleveland won 7 to 6 over Pittsburg in ten innings and Chicago defeated Indianapolis 10 to 5.
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Ray Spencer Stars As Birds Rally In Heat Affected Game
Ray Spencer of the New Orleans club hit two home runs on the Birds last visit and received ten pounds of Bull Durham tobacco from Official Scorer Sheridan on Thursday. He nearly duplicated the feat in the fifth with a long two bagger. Jakey Atz drew heat from the bleachers who called him the Jonah of the club while remaining active at the plate as the Little Bears crowded the infield. Adams faded early and exited in the fifth as the heat wore on both clubs.
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Weather For Games In Southern League
Brown and Kissinger will oppose each other in the second game of the Montgomery Memphis series. Donahue and Seabaugh will be the receivers. The weather early today was clear with no chance of showers.
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Crackers likely to use Brady in box with Dunn behind bat
In Atlanta on June 20 manager Smith of the Crackers plans Brady as pitcher and Dunn as catcher in the second game of the Birmingham series. Birmingham counters with Hardgrove and Mayer. Weather is clear and warm as the game opens.
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Grimes to Oppose More in Nashville Baseball Tilt
In Chattanooga on June 20 the game featured Grimes slated to oppose More in a hot weather matchup with Nashville. Street and Gibson were the prospective catches.
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Autoist Zuccarelli Killed Under Machine
Italian driver Zuccarelli died instantly in Marcilly near Evreux while testing a car for the French Grand Prix contest in July. Mechanician Fanelli was mortally injured as the car overturned after striking a horse and cart from a sunken road. Zuccarelli previously won the 1912 Le Mans light car prize and had just returned from the United States.
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United Piece Works fined for alien contract labor law violation
In Trenton on June 20 a $6,000 fine was imposed on United Piece Due Works of Lodi New Jersey in U S district court for violating the alien contract labor law. The indictment charged the unlawful immigration from France of silk workers. The men imported under contract will be allowed to remain in the United States.
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Baseball Roundup From Thursday Games Across Major Leagues
Summary of Thursday results features Cincinnati edging New York 8 to 7 as Snodgrass drives in three with a bases loaded triple. Memphis’s New ton allows three safeties, while Donahue delivers a run scoring single. Pittsburg ends a skid by beating Boston after a misplay by Mann. Sweeney goes 5-for-5 for New York in St Louis clash. Falkenberg struggles for Cleveland as Washington pounds him for nine hits.
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Denny and Ferns Matched for Mill Fight Card
New Orleans welterweight Young Denny and Kansas City’s Wildcat Ferns have been matched for a ten round bout on July 4 in New Orleans. The bout is set for ten rounds with both fighters as welterweights.
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Brooklyn Gains Third Place With Win Over At. Louisa
Brooklyn moves into third place after a Thursday win over At. Louisa while Chicago slips after a loss to Philadelphia. Chicago's lone run came when Good, a utility outfielder, hit a homer to the clubhouse.
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Harbertson Defeats Irssinger In Straight Falls
Ogden boxer Jack Harbertson defeated Henry Irssinger for the middleweight title with two straight falls, the first in twenty four minutes and the second in five and a half minutes. Mike Yokel has agreed to meet Harbertson.
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