Mobile Beats Birmingham 3 to 2 In Series Opener
Mobile outhit the Barons Sunday afternoon and won the first of the series 3 to 2. Cavet pitched five shutout innings, allowing one hit, as Mobile built a 3 1 lead then held off Birmingham’s comeback with key double plays and strong defense.
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Palmer sets skid league record in North America Skat
George Palmer of Detroit won the league tournament with twenty nine wins in thirty two games, a record not matched in twelve years. Martin Dreyfus of Milwaukee was elected league president as the next tournament was awarded to Milwaukee.
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Ohio
George Palmer
Detroit
Martin Dreyfus
Milwaukee
Southern and National League matchups listed for week
Southern League games include Birmingham at Mobile Atlanta at New Orleans Nashville at Montgomery Chattanooga at Memphis National League games Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis American League games St Louis at Chicago New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Cotton States League Clarksdale at Jackson No other games scheduled.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
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Montgomery
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Baseball score summaries from multiple leagues and cities
The record lists various games with scores by innings across Montgomery Nashville Memphis New Orleans Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Cleveland and Detroit. It notes pitchers catchers and umpires for several matchups including Cincinnati Adams Coleman Ames Brown Kling and others with final tallies and time annotations.
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Eason
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results show Southern League Mobile 3 Birmingham 2 Atlanta 4 New Orleans 2 Montgomery 4 Nashville 1. American Association Columbus 12 Minneapolis 4 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 8. International League Buffalo 3 Newark 1 Rochester 9 Providence 8. Other games include Chicago 6-1 over St Louis and Indianapolis 4-3 over Chicago.
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National League battles heat up as Braves and Giants push
New York and Philadelphia vie for first as Brooklyn shows form and Chicago struggles. Boston’s Red Sox show a stride in the American League, while Cleveland and the Mack men trail. Johnson bears heavy load for Washington as Detroit and St. Louis post mixed weeks.
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Ultimatum Wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris
Edmond Veil Pickard’s Ultimatum won the Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil four miles and a half furlongs valued at $30,200. Marteau II finished second and Inquisition third with Tripot II fifth for American owner Eugene Fischer. A record June day drew a large crowd as Ultimatum, the favorite at 7 to 2, won by two lengths.
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Inquisition
Eugene Fischer
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Cornell Crew Suffers Defeat on Hudson with Courtney Coaching
The photograph shows Charles Court and the Cornell rowing team, with Courtney directing from the stands. In 1913 the Cornell crew faced its undoing as they struggled in near races on the Hudson River, ending a decade of success under Courtney’s coaching and megaphone guidance.
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Hudson River
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Courtney
Fats and Leans Clash In Major July Fourth Baseball Feature
A protracted exhibition at Monroe Park on July 4 pits two heavyweight squads led by Dick Hines against lightweights led by Tode Jackson. The jumbo lineups include Dick Hines 340 pounds and Dolph Danne 260 pounds, with police protection promised for umpires.
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Dick” Hines
United States
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Harry T. Hartwell
Barney Sheridan, Jr
Crenshaw
Marty O'Toole
Billy Armbrecht
Finn
Gulls
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Dolph Danne
Richard Hines, Jr
Murray Wheeler
Ashbel Hubbard
James T. Feore
J. Blocker Thornton
Robertson Stands Second In Southern Batting List
In the Southern association standings through June 18, Mobile leads the pennant race while Montgomery rises to second after a strong week. Covaleskie dominates Chattanooga pitching with 14 wins and a 3 losses record. Robertson of Mobile is batting .8562 for second in the league batting list behind Long of Atlanta.
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Southern Association
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Thistle Wins Lipton Viking Trophy at Block Island
The Thistle owned by J. H. Wallace, a scratch boat, takes the Lipton Viking trophy for amateur crews. Frances H finishes 62 seconds back in second as the 100 mile race ends near Whortleberry Island. Kathryn 8S wins the Day cup in the same New York Athletic Club event.
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Durborow Fails Third Sandy Hook to Battery Swim
In his third attempt Charles Durborow a Philadelphia bank teller failed yesterday after swimming seven hours from Sandy Hook to the Battery. He endured fatigue and exhaustion before giving up the effort. Durborow had previously attempted the long swim seeking to complete the challenging crossing.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Charles Durborow
Philadelphia
Record of a Race Aftermath and Adverse Conditions
Durborow faced a variety of adverse conditions during the event. He reported a distance stretch of about eighteen to twenty two miles and stated he would not attempt the course again.
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