Gulls Rally Past Chi Pats as Merritt Sours Hopes
Merritt faltered on the mound as the Gulls defeated the Chips 6 to 4. Otpore driving the offense with key hits, while Wilcox starred at third base and Ledbetter worked the mound to close.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
10
Merritt faltered on the mound as the Gulls defeated the Chips 6 to 4. Otpore driving the offense with key hits, while Wilcox starred at third base and Ledbetter worked the mound to close.
Mobile 6112 Memphis 4101 led by Ledbetter Schmidt Merritt Prieste and Ruel. Atlanta 110 Nashville 030 credited Perry Nedder Korn Wells Street. Birmingham 4101 Chattanooga 9 11 1 lists Black Ponder Smith. Cincinnati 181 St. Louis 3101 shows Schneider Knetzer Wingo Ames Snyder. Brooklyn 2 9 2 Philadelphia 390 features Pfeffer Meyers Alexander Killifer.
The page records results for Cleveland 691 and New York 7113 with crews Covaleski Bagby and O'Neill Caldwell Fisher and Nana as makers. No other boats or events are scheduled.
Nashville faces Atlanta in clear conditions, followed by Birmingham and Little Rock at New Orleans with partly cloudy skies. No other games on the schedule.
National schedule lists Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Vineavereh and Boston at New York with two games. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at St Louis and Cleveland at Detroit also on the slate with clear conditions in several matchups and Philadelphia at Washington noted as clear.
Sacrifice hits by Ledbetter and Riarty set up scoring while Holly, McDowell, and Schmidt stole bases. Dobard turned a double play to Paulet as Merritt allowed eight hits and five runs in three innings. Prieste struck out one and gave up two walks. Mobile left four, Memphis eight. Time 1 36. Umpires Rudderham and Bernhard.
Dr. Pierce at Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo announces Anuric as the best uric acid solvent. The remedy claims rapid relief from scalding urination backache and sediment in urine and can ease rheumatism gout and dropsy linked to kidney derangement. A 50 cent package or trial copy is offered with instructions to drink hot water before meals to aid absorption.
The remains of Johnny Dodge of Mobile, who died after being struck in the head by a pitched ball, were sent to Louisville for burial. The Mobile funeral at Roche & Burke parlors drew players from Mobile, Memphis and Nashville areas, with floral offerings and a telegram of condolence from Nashville pitcher Tom Rogers.
Thrasher’s three bagger and Mo ran’s sacrifice fly produced Atlanta’s lone run as Nashville and the Vols were blanked 1 to 0. Scott Perry started for the Crackers and Frank Wells for the Vols.
The Phillies stopped the Dodgers 8 to 2 as Luderus hit a home run over the right field wall. Whitted scored on a single and crossed the plate for the winning runs in the victory.
A series of short dispatches covers diverse topics from Washington to Wisconsin. Highlights include President Wilson’s attendance at a play about his Mexican policy, Goethals discussing retirement, Carl Milliken's gubernatorial nomination in Maine, and various political shifts in Detroit and Rhode Island.
New Orleans, June 20. Lefty Townsend, Mobile’s former hurler, signed by Johnnie Dobbs to join the Pelicans. Townsend to pitch winning ball for New Orleans after leaving San Antonio. Rube Kissinger released to make room. he heads home to Adrian, Michigan with rheumatism in his pitching arm.
G O Hines filed suit against J G Bowen and National Surety Co seeking 1000 in damages claiming the bond default and improper writ of garnishment. He alleges Bowen issued the writ without legal authority while Hines was connected with Wise Granite Construction Co and suffered humiliation and expenses.
Captain Leon Schwarz reports 40 to 50 volunteers have applied with many enlisted in the First Regiment. Mobile youths not yet in the ranks show fever and expect large additions. Recruits choose preferred local company. no impediments to join. Soldiers grow anxious awaiting orders to go to the front.
Members at a Mobile Alabama meeting protested a House bill allowing the postmaster general to exclude a newspaper from the mails or destroy its freedom of the press. The resolution urged senators Oscar L Gray and S H Dent Jr to oppose the measure and to notify the press with copies of the protest.
The Mobile Dancing Club offers a moonlight ride on the pleasure steamer Charles E Cessna tonight. The boat departs the foot of Dauphin street at eight o clock and returns at eleven with music by Drago s orchestra.
About 100 Americans including 20 women and children fled from Nacozari and Pilares in Mexico after Governor de la Huerta urged arms. Miners detained Americans for a day in Pilares while arms were issued. by evening consular orders forced foreigners to depart Mexico, with some Mexicans accompanying them to the border at Angua Prieta.
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