Gulls Rally But Fall Short In Tight Nine Inning Span
In a tense game the Gulls tied the score with two runs in the fourth and later threatened in the ninth, but errors and timely hits by Mobile kept the visitors ahead. Walsh and Ledbetter produced key two base hits while Cobard Holly and others chipped in as Sand Walsh drove in runs.
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Inners
Gulls
Memtwo
Sand Walsh
Ab.r.h.po.a.e. Lives
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Ce Dowell
Edreahe
C.fcc
P. Wee Deaee
Istbu Cavern
Walsh
Wilcox
Cobard
Holly
Faulette
Mooble
Ledbetter
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Kerr
Byr
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Nitch- Kerr
Schmidt
Pfenninger
Williams
Tter
P. Veep
Esse
Cleveland Naps
Tigers
Jennings
Burns
Baseball Scores Roundup From Recent Games
Brooklyn regained balance with wins over Philadelphia 5 0 and 8 1 as Pfeffer shone in the first. The Giants dropped a 12 inning decision to the Braves 8 1 while Nehf, Evers and a triple steal supplied the decisive runs. Cleveland beat Detroit 4 3 to pull even atop the standings. Dixie Walker limited Little Rock to three hits in a 4 0 Pets win. Wagner Hinchman and Wilson led a 8 4 St Louis victory while Ruth’s Yankees edged the Browns 1 0. The Athletics and Senators split a doubleheader with Myers winning the opener 4 2.
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Dixie” Walker
Little Rock Travelers
Pets
Holmquist
Travelers
Gull
Harvard Freshmen Win Dramatic Thames Rowing Race
The Harvard freshman eight defeated Yale in a two mile Thames course race in New London Conn. by three quarters of a length as rough water challenged crews. Official times were Harvard 10 36 3 5 and Yale 10 39.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Johnson Opposes Pinch Hitter Craze in Baseball
Chicago June 23. John Johnson, basing his view on the current pinch hitter trend in the Major Leagues, advocates legislation to curb the practice. He argues managers repeatedly change pitchers, injuring pitchers and dulling fan interest by bench warming and removing effective players for hitters. He calls for a rational method to benefit all without handicapping managers.
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Chicago
Sheen Ae Sa
Burone Johnson
Johnson
Games Today Southern and National leagues baseball slate
In the Southern section Atlanta visits Chattanooga in a two game set with clear conditions. New Orleans travels to Little Rock under clear skies. Mobile heads to Memphis with cloudy conditions. Birmingham plays Nashville in clear weather. The National slate features Cincinnati at Chicago with rain and New York at Brooklyn in clear conditions. American games include Philadelphia at Boston in clear weather and Washington at New York in clear skies. No other games scheduled.
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Southern
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
Birmin Ae
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia Ee
Kerr
Ruel
Ledbetter
Schmidt
Holmquist
Rumler
Walker
Higgins
Destruction of Pflanzer's Army Seems Certain
London June 23 Russian claim of capturing Radautz 30 miles south of Czernowitz shows Letchitzky pressing the broken Austrian forces. A Petrograd dispatch says only a miracle can avert the destruction of General Pflanzer's army as Letchitzky holds twenty miles on the Sereth. Austrians repulsed near Gura Humora, while Balten's army is reported near Sereth.
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London
Radautz
Czernowitz
Roumanian
Letchitzky
Petrograd
Pflanzer
Sereth
Rome
Baltin
Gura Humora
Bukowina
Moldava
Germans Launch Heavy Attack in Champagne Sector
Paris reports a heavy German assault on the Champagne district with three violent trench attacks at Mont Tetu repulsed after fierce fighting with grenades and bayonets. West of the Meuse at Verdun, Hill No 304 and Dead Man's Hill saw renewed infantry action and night artillery duels.
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Paris
Champagne
Mont Tetu
War Office
Meuse
Verdun
Dead Man's Hill
Vaux Front
Allied ultimatum to Constantine met with public approval
In Athens on June 23 general public satisfaction followed the allies demand for lifting the blockade. Allied diplomatic representatives urged immediate action while the stock market recovers from a prior panic.
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Athens
Constantine
New Greek Cabinet Announced in Athens
The June 23 announcement lists Alexander Zaimis as prime minister and foreign affairs minister, General Callaris as war minister, George Rhallis as finance minister, Phocian Negria as communications minister, and others in interior justice public instruction and national economy. The cabinet will be sworn in this evening. Teutonic allies operate in the Balkans with intensified artillery activity along the front and Bulgarian advances reported.
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Tion
Alexander Zaimis
General Callaris
Marine
George Rhallis
Phocian Negria
Faralambis
Anthony Momperatos
Constantine Libourikis
M. Colligas
Balkans
Paris
Havas
Saloniki
Truppa
Osin
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities Across Rainy Day Schedule
Multiple major and minor league games across Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Boston St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Washington Detroit and more were affected by rain. Notable results include Brooklyn sweeping Philadelphia 8-6 in the second game and Detroit losing to Cleveland 4-3 with key pitchers listed for each contest.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Dubuc
Boland
Cunningham
Stanage
Baker
Covaleski
Coombe
Bagby
O'Neill
Boston
New York
Ruth
Thomas
Fisher
Nanamaker
St. Louis
Chicago
Sisler
Severeid
Russell
Schalk
Philadelphia
Washington
Myers
Schang
Rice
Gallia
Henry
Nabors
Bush
Wyckoff
Murphy
Dumont
Williams
Tigers Return Hamilton to St Louis Club
Detroit June 23 Earl Hamilton pitcher for the Detroit Americans recently acquired from St Louis has been sent back to the St Louis Club. The move follows the purchase of Willie Mitchell from Cleveland which led manager Jennings to dispose of Hamilton. The purchase included an understanding he could be returned within thirty days.
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Tigers
Hamilton
Detroit
Mich
Earl Hamilton
Detroit Americans
St. Louis Americans
St. Louis
Willie Mitchell
Cleveland
Jennings
Information Sought on Couples Buried in Mobile Cemetery
Mobile officials seek details on couples buried in the city cemetery. Keeper Thomas W. Holliday reports finding only one grave with a tombstone, honoring William Palmer who died June 29, 1819 and stated to have come from Boston and resided in Mobile 18 months.
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Claris Polcake
Thomas W. Holliday
Church Street
Lyons
William Palmer
Dabney Palmer
Wiliam Palmer
Boston
Mass
Mobile
Will Orpet Murder Trial Faces Move To Take Case From Jury
In Waukegan Illinois on June 23 defense attorneys plan a motion to take the Orpet murder case from the jury. The defense also seeks to have Orpet testify if the trial continues.
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Waukegan
Will H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Orpet
Notable Visitors Stay at Mobile Hotels
Ensign J A Scott of the United States Navy and other guests, including R A Christie and wife Cuba, H A Boyer and party from Almany New York, Frank Boykin’s guests, F L Wagar and family from Wasoa Washington, and Mr and Mrs R W Cumming of Hiwanee Mississippi, are in Mobile staying at the Battle House and Saint Andrew hotels on short visits.
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J. A. Scott
United States Navy
Cawthorn Hotel
R. A. Christie
A. Cuba
Mobile
Battle
Couse
H. A. Boyer
Almany
N. Y
Saint Andrew Hotel
Frank Boykin
Calvert
F. L. Wagar
H.R. Wagar, Jr
Portia Wagar
Wasoa
D. C
Battle House
R. W. Cumming
Hiwanee, Miss
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