Nashville Triumphs Over Mobile Gulls In Rough 4 3 Victory
Nashville opened its second league series by edging Mobile 4 to 3 amid a bruising infield. Perry and Schwartz produced the decisive Texas leaguer scorers while Gibson delivered power until an overheating episode sidelined him briefly. Cavet led pitching for the visitors as the game featured heavy contact and key injuries.
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Nashville
Mobile Gulls
Schwartz
Texas
Ae Perry
I. Goalby
Davis Robertson
Gibson
Wm House
R. C. Jones
Noyes
Goalby
D. Robertson
Stock
Cavet
Lindsay
Robertson
Odell
Campbell
Short
W. Robertson
Brackenridge
al Odell
Callaghan
Paulet
Perry
Pug
Centell
More
Daley
Mobile
AB. R.H. PO
A. E. Stock
Giese
GS Robertson
Score By Innings in Other Leagues
Baseball scores from Montgomery Memphis New Orleans Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston Chicago Detroit Washington and Nashville Mobile games with runs hits and errors noted for each matchup. The Mobile Nashville summary details a late inning rally and defensive plays shaping the final result.
Princess Artist Sues For Price Of Portrait
Princess Wilma Lwoff Parlaghy sues James B Haggin claiming 25 000 as the agreed price for a portrait begun May 1. The canvas hangs at Haggin's New York residence as the suit proceeds in court.
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New York
James B. Haggin
Wilma Lwoff- Parlaghy
Hagginis
High Pressure Life Blamed for Urban Insanity
Dr John A Lewis of Reno Nev told the national meeting of alienists in Chicago that city life breeds insanity while rural life shows few abnormalities. A resolution urged state legislatures to make sterilization compulsory for the feeble minded epileptics and the criminally insane.
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Chicago
John A. Lewis
Renog Nev
Lewis
Identified hold up man is now held for murder
Tulsa police report Grover Chance an engineer is under arrest for the June 25 gambling house hold up in which Bob Stringer was shot dead. Chance is identified as the robber who obtained $200 and Stringer died in a revolver struggle as he attempted to flee.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bob Stringer
Grover Chance
Chance
Stringer
Red Sox acquire new hurler Malloy from Kalamazoo club
The Boston American League team purchased pitcher Malloy from the Kalamazoo Michigan Club. He is a right hander and has been ordered to report immediately.
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RED Sox
Associated Press
Boston
Malloy
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Scores From Multiple Baseball Leagues Across Regions
Summaries of games across Southern and National Leagues plus minor circuits show Nashville beating Mobile 4 3 Atlanta edging Memphis 1 0 Montgomery over Birmingham 4 2 Chattanooga 2 New Orleans 0 and various NL results such as New York 5 Boston 1 Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn ? Cincinnati 12 Chicago 4 Pittsburg 9 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 14 Washington 3 Detroit 4 Cleveland 2 New York 5 Boston 2 Chicago 4 St Louis 1 plus Cotton States League Jackson 8 6 Clarksdale 6 1 Pensacola 6 1 Selma 1 6 Columbus 6 2 Meridian 2 3 American Association Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 1 St Paul 6 Kansas City 5 Columbus 9 Louisville 6 Indianapolis 8 Toledo 6 South Atlantic Savannah 2 Albany 0 Macon 11 Charleston 8 Texas League Waco 11 San Antonio 0 Austin 10 Houston 1 Galveston 5 Fort Worth 1 Dallas 3 Beaumont 2 International League Baltimore 11 Buffalo 0 Providence 7 Toronto 38 Rochester 3 Jersey City Newark 1 Montreal 0 Appalachian Middlesboro 1 Bristol 3 Morristown 1 Knoxville Johnson City 6 2 Rome -1
Pittsburg and St Louis Split Doubleheader
In the first game Pittsburg fell to St Louis 2 to 4. Cleveland blanked Covington 0 to 0 with Covington scoring five runs in the fifth inning. The second game was postponed by rain, and the Indianapolis Chicago contest also halted by rain.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pittsburg
St. Loui
Cleveland
Covington
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mississippi cotton case defended by Boyce firm
C R Boyce of Boyce and Company in Memphis denies irregularities in Mississippi penitentiary board cotton sales. He says selling directly to European buyers yields higher prices and accuses foreign exchanges and banks of trying to ruin him. He plans to testify before the Jackson grand jury with his books.
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Memphis
Tenn
C. R. Boyce
Boyce & Company
Penitentiary Board of Mississippi
Boyce
Europe
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Mississippi
Grand Jury
Clarksdale
White denies West Virginia unionization charge by UMWA
John P. White president of the United Mine Workers of America issues a signed statement denying claims that the union aims to organize West Virginia miners to exclude West Virginia coal from national markets. He rebuts charges echoed in 1900 and 1902, arguing such accusations are false and would harm miners by jeopardizing jobs.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
White
Terest
Buundros
Williams Coujon Bantam Title Bout Postponed in Chicago
By Associated Press Chicago June 26 the bantam weight championship bout between Kid Williams of Boston and Johnny Coulon of Chicago scheduled for July 29 in Los Angeles was postponed by Coulon due to illness. He said the date would likely be set for Labor Day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kid Wiliams
Boston
Johnny Coujon
Los Angeles
Coulon
Labor Day
Baseball and basketball matchups listed for several cities
The schedule includes Nashville at Mobile, Birmingham at Montgomery, Chattanooga at New Orleans, Atlanta at Memphis, Selma at Jackson, and extra games Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburg at St Louis, Cleveland at Chicago, St Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, and New York at Boston.
Marathon opens pre Olympic games at Grant Park
Twenty eight top distance runners will compete in the Marathon at Grant Park to open the pre Olympic games. Gaston Strobino of Brooklyn, who finished third in Stockholm, is among the favorites.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grant Park
Gaston Strobino
Brooklyn
Stockholm
Match at Conti Street Duck Pins Duel
Friday night at the People s Bowling Alleys on Conti street a duck pins match will be played between the Atlantic and Pacific teams and a specially picked team. Both sides have practiced and a fast game is expected.
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People's Bowling
Conti Street
Sluggers Face Mobile As Smith Works To Halt Vols
Food For Fandom Kid Snookums Williams and Brackenridge shape Nashville's mound plans against Mobile with Gibson behind the bat. Berger to stop the Vols with Schmidt catching. Noyes at third base due to Goalby’s absence. Billy McGill joins Mobile lineup. Roster moves and pitcher trades noted as season momentum builds.
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Kid “Snookums” Williams
Nashville
Mobile
Brackenridge
Mobile Club
Gibson
Cavet
Covaleskie
Heinie Berger
Vols
Berger
Charley Schmidt
Schwartz
Noyes
St. Louis Polo Team Eliminated From Championship
The Onwentsia Polo Club defeated the St. Louis Country Club team 15 to 284 goals to win a chance to face the Cincinnati club for the mid western polo trophy. The championship game is set for Saturday with a consolation cup match Friday between St. Louis and Kansas City clubs. Onwentsia carries a two goal handicap into the final with Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Lake Forest
Onwentsia Volo Club
St. Louis Country Club
Cincinnati Club
St. Louis
Kansas City
Two Good Bouts In New York Ring
Gua Platts the English welterweight had a shade the better of Tommy Maloney in a ten round bout in New York. Young Hickey and Marcel Thomas fought six rounds to a standstill before Hickey pulled ahead in the final sequence.
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New York
Associated Press
Gua Platts
Tommy Maloney
Young Hickey
Marcel Thomas
Hickey
Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta Abolishes Four Oared Race
The board of stewards abolished the four oared race at the annual intercollegiate rowing regatta in Poughkeepsie. Morton G. Borne, chairman, announced a two mile race for the junior varsity eights as the substitute.
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Associated Mresa
New York
Poughkeepsie
Morton G. Borne
Fats and Leans Battle for Players in Charity Game
Eleven new players signed for the July 4 charity baseball clash between the Fats and the Leans to aid the Morgan memorial fund. Nine pitchers promise corkscrew curves at 197 mph. Leans add two indifferent players and insurance covers death risks. Captain Kilowatt Jackson pledges scouts and cites two men ready to join the Lean rosters. Dr Toulmin Gaines offers Toulminville diamond for practice but the Fats decline. Lineups list heavyweights and lightweights with numerous named players and roles.
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Fats
Morgan Memorial Celebration Fund
Kilowatt Jackson
The
Leans
Toulmin Gaines
Toulminville
Weather For Games In Southern League
In Montgomery Alabama on June 26 the Birmingham club plans Foxen as pitcher in game two against Montgomery with Mayer catching. Bagby and Donohue form the Birmingham battery. Manager Dobbs notes a sick player may join soon. Weather is clear and hot.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Molesworth
Birmingham
Foxen
Mayer
Bagby
Donohue
Dobbs
Pitchers Named for New Orleans Chattanooga Second Game
New Orleans and Chattanooga announce the two clubs will start McIin tyre or Brenton for New Orleans and Kroh or Grimes for Chattanooga in today’s second game. Street and Adams will catch. Weather is warm and cloudy.
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New Orleans
McIintyre
Brenton
Kroh
Grimes
Chattanooga
Street
Adams
Memph is to start Leibhardt Seabough against Atlanta duo
Memphis Baseball plans Leibhardt and Seabough as battery mates for the second game against Atlanta. Atlanta counters with Musser and Dunn. Weather expected hot and clear.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Leibhardt
Seabough
Musser and Dunn
Savannah Tops First Half of 1913 Sally Season
In Savannah Georgia on June 26 the first half of the 1913 South Atlantic League ended with Savannah leading the standings after 57 games, losing only 14. Macon trailed by about 200 points, while Columbus Jacksonville Charleston and Albany followed in order. the second half opens today.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Macon
Columbus
Jacksonville
Charleston
Albany
Callahan of White Sox Is Benched Indefinitely
Chicago Americana manager James Callahan was indefinitely suspended by President Johnson after arguing strenuously with umpire Hildebrand on Tuesday.
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Callahan
White Sox
Associated Press
Chicago
James Callahan
Chicago Americana
Johnson
Hildebrand
Boxing Match Off as Caponi Demands Higher Guarantee
Indianapolis promoters canceled the ten round bout between Tony Caponi of Chicago and Jimmy Clabby of Hammond set for July 4 after Caponi demanded a higher purse than the sponsors were willing to guarantee.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tony Caponi
Chicago
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Caponi
Great College Game Pennsylvnia Beats Michigan in Pitchers Battle
In Ann Arbor Pennsylvania defeated Michigan 1 to 0 in a pitcher’s duel between Imlay and Sisler. Toomey scored the lone run in the seventh after drawing a pass and advancing on a sacrifice and infield hit as Sisler overran Imlay’s bunt. Pennsylvania takes the year’s series two games to one.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Imlay
Sisler
Toomey
R. H. E. Pennsylvania
Gordon
Webper
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Peerless Taxi Service
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Water Street Southern Hotel
DR. Adams
Dauphin St
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