Avet Stars as Gulls Win Again from Volunteers
In Mobile on June 29 Cavet pitched and hit safely in a 6 to 4 victory over the Volunteers. Cavet led the offense, his club scoring late to seal the win as Wells yielded 11 hits to Mobile. Home run by Cavet and key doubles highlighted the contest.
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Avet
Gulls
Homer
Tenn
Ville ‘Vols
Aegeries
Cavet
AB. R.H. PO
Holly
Burke
Othe
DOME
Uss Weiss
Bilam
Diewndsste
Hall
Peer
Beste Es
Peece
Herbert
Sheehan
Kores
Ellam
Marshall
Swacina
Ville
Mobile
Vna
ball—Street
Sere Wells
Balle
Massey
McDowell
Williams
Ay. Schmidt
Wells
O'Toole
Baseball Standings and Scores From National and American Circuits
Result Games Southern. At Nashville 4 12 1 Mobile 6 13 3 Wella Herbert Street Cavet Schmidt. At Chattanooga 5 7 2 New Orleans 1 7 2 Allen Kitchens Walker Higgins. At Little Rock 0 7 2 Atlanta 7 12 1 Couchman Rumier Gibson Perry Ikorn. At Memphis 1 5 1 Bir Fee 2 6 0 Willett Ruel Smith. National At Anridge first game 2 6 2 tash 10 1 Lavender Vaughn Mammaux Gibson. Chicago Saintsburgh 3 12 2 McConnell Fischer Miller Jacobs Cooper Wilson. Boston 2 7 0 Brooklyn 8 5 0 Tyler Tragresser Gowdy Pief Meyers. At New York 4 12 1 Sphia 3 13 2 Schauer Benton Rariden De Burns. At Cincinnati 6 10 1 St 14 1 Toney Dale Knetzer Wingo Ames Meadows Snyder. American At Cleveland 1 5 0 Chicago 5 10 0 Cevaleski Coombe O Neill Russell Schalk. At Philadelphia 7 12 4 New York 9 8 2 Myers Meyer Keating Russell Nuna Maker. At Washington 6 12 0 Boston 2 8 1 Johnson Henry Shore Gregg Cady. At St Louis Detroit 3 5 1 Plank Upman Mitchell Boland Dunningham Baker.
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Southern
Nashville
Mobile
Wella
Herbert
Street
Cavet
Schmidt
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Allen
Kitchens
Walker
Higgins
Little Rock
Atlanta
Couchman
Rumier
Gibson
Perry
Ikorn
Memphis
Bir- Fee
Willett
Rueln
Smith
National
Anidge
Tash
Lavender
Vaughn Or
Mammaux
Chicago Saintsburgh
McConnell
Fischer
Miller
Jacobs
Cooper
Wilson
Boston
Brooklyn
Tyler
Tragresser
Gowdy
Pief- Meyers
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Cevaleski
Coombe
O'Neill
Russell
Schalk
Philadelphia
Myers
Meyer
Keating
Nuna
Washington
Boss
Johnson
Henry
Shore
Gregg
Cady
St. Louis
Detroit
Plank
Upman
Mitchell
Boland
Dunningham
Baker
International League Scores and Standings Snap
Reported scores show Newark defeating Rochester 7 to 3, Buffalo edging Baltimore 8 to 3, and Richmond beating another opponent 6 to 8. The fragmented scores indicate a busy day across the league with multiple games listed.
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International League
Newark
Rochester
Dence
Buffalo
Baltioti Oe
Richmond
American Association results in brief highlight
Score snippets show Indianapolis defeating Columbus 2 1 and Kansas City 2 0 with Milwaukee 7 Louisville 5. The fragmented lines reference athletic results from the American Association standings or games, noting teams and partial scores.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
League Scores and Standings Fragment Reveal Action
Fragmentary sports note shows 4-2 and 8-1 results for Columbia and Macon with Jacksonville 1-0 at Charleston. Details are incomplete but indicate early season scores and conference play.
Memphis Adants and New Orleans at Nashville
Fragmented text lists cities and matchups including Memphis, New Orleans, Nashville, Little Rock, Cleveland, Chicago with unclear details. Reads like a sports or transit schedule fragment and lacks complete facts for a fuller summary. The readable items hint at a series of events or contests across multiple venues.
Sporting Briefs: Yankees take lead and multiple results roll in
The American League race tightens as the Yankees surge past the Indians while the White Sox beat Cleveland 5 to 1 and the Athletics fall 9 to 7. Washington tops the Red Sox 6 to 2 to tie for third. the Browns beat the Tigers 6 to 3 as Detroit sinks to second division. Birmingham’s Barons edge the Chicks 2 to 1 with Meusel and Clark delivering the key doubles. Pirates win two 3–2 games over the Cubs, including an 18-inning victory powered by Art Wilson. Pfeffer leads the Giants to a 3–2 win over the Dodgers. The Lookouts fall 6–1 to the Pels, Dixie Walker and Hornsby spark the Cardinals past the Reds 9–6.
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Themericane
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Athletics
Yanks
Washington
Red Sox
Browns
Tigers
Dillon Favored In Moran Bout At Brooklyn Park
In Brooklyn Washington Park a ten round bout pits Jack Dillon of Indianapolis against Frank Moran of Pittsburgh. Moran weighs about 208 pounds with a 6 foot 1 inch frame, Dillon about 170 pounds and 5 foot 7 1/2. Moran holds a 77 1/2 inch reach to Dillon’s 72 1/2. Purse totals 40 000 with Moran at 25 000 and Dillon 15 000 as Indianapolis fans travel to watch.
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New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Moran
Dillon
Willard-Moran
No Japanese Warships Found Off Mexican West Coast
Admiral Winslow reported a complete survey of the Mexican west coast and found no trace of Japanese warships despite rumors. He forwarded unconfirmed word that Villa leader Ochara was granted amnesty and commissioned as a general in the Carranza army.
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Washington
Winslow
Villa
Ochara
Carranza
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society Holds Large Citrus Growers Meeting
The first quarterly Gulf Coast Horticultural Society meeting convened at Irvington with many leading citrus growers attending. Presiding over the session, President O. F. E. Winberg, the event opened in the morning and will run into the evening, featuring an early afternoon barbecue.
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Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Irvington
Gulf Coast
O. F. E. Winberg
St Josephs Debating Society Meeting on Guilty Defenses
The St Josephs Debating Society will meet Thursday at 8 PM to discuss Is a Lawyer Justified in Defending a Guilty Client. Joseph G Espalla and Emile Tan speak for the affirmative, T C Patterson and George Hilliard for the negative, R Smith as critic, with James Duscan delivering the principal address as an invited guest.
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Debating Society of
St. Joseph's Club
Joseph G. Espalla
Emile Eee Tan
T. C.patterson
George Hilliard
R. Smith
James Duscan
Illinois Club Picnic at Monroe Park July 4
The Illinois Club plans a basket picnic at Monroe Park on July 4. Members met Wednesday night and decided on the event details for their community gathering.
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Illinois
Iinois Club
Monroe Park
Cotton seed crushed drops sharply from 1914 to 1915
Washington June 29. Cotton seed crushed from the 1915 crop totaled 4,201,059 tons, down from 5,779,665 tons in 1914. Linters obtained equaled 930,469 500 pound bales versus 854,900 in 1914, with state totals listed for Alabama through all other states.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Harrison Plans Strong Policy on Mexico Action
Congressman Harrison of Mississippi on foreign affairs supports a strong resolution to use all military power to enforce U S demands on Mexico. He notes Carranza's reply will determine if war is declared or a milder approach used, insisting there be no half measures.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Mississippi
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mexico
Flood
Army
Navy
Wilson
Congress
Carranza
U S Ships 250 Lewis Machine Guns To Britain
The War Department reports it has secured 250 Lewis machine guns made by Driggs Seabury for immediate delivery to Britain. It also ordered 6,000,000 cartridges from US Cartridge Co and British specification ammunition is being produced for shipment to Allied forces.
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New York
War Department
Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Company
Europe
United States
United States Cartridge Company
Mexicans deny starting Carrizal clash in dispatch
The Mexican legation released a Mexico City report to the minister of war General Trevino denying Mexicans provoked the Carrizal encounter. He says American forces continued advancing into Mexican territory despite protests, forcing Mexican troops to oppose them by force.
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Madrid
Mexico City
Trevino
Carrizal
Emiliano Zapata
Pablo Gonzales
Army and Navy Union Offers Service to Raise Military Net
The Army and Navy Union veterans of the United States announced through Major General H Ogden Lake that they offer their services to the government to form a military force to be used if volunteers are called. The notice comes amid calls for extra troops as the nation prepares for possible mobilization.
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New York
Army and Navy Union Veterans of the Wars of the United States
H. Ogden Lake
Feature Concert and Film Show At Monroe Park
A band concert is planned for Thursday night at Monroe Park with a selected program. The event will also include several reels of motion pictures and is part of the park's popular skating and dancing attractions drawing large crowds.
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Monroe Park
U S Marine Slain in Fight With Haitians
Washington June 28 An engagement lasting an hour between American marines and Santo Domingo rebels at Monte Cristi left Frigate John Acriment dead. Marines seized two trenches after artillery fire in a strong natural position about 16 miles from Monte Cristi. Caperton reported rebels entrenched and dislodged by assault as Col Pendleton moved overland from Puerto Plata toward Santiago and Le Vega.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
Montde Cristi
Caperton
John Acriment
Monte Cristi
Navy Department
Col. Pendleton
Puerto Plata
Santiago
le Vega
Federal building funds pass Senate for Southern states
A civil appropriations bill totaling 125 million dollars advances in Congress to fund federal buildings. It allocates 2.59 million to Alabama 112 500 to Florida and 240 000 to Mississippi for ongoing projects with specific post office repairs and site purchases in several cities including Andalusia Birmingham and Orlando St. Petersburg Holly Springs and McComb.
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Washington
Senate
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
House
Mobile Quarantie Station
Andalusia
Birmingham
Decatur
Jasper
Opelika
Bartow
Deland
Lakeland
Orlando
Palatka
St. Petersburg
DeFuniak Springs
Holly Springs
McComb
Relief measure dropped by house in draft resolution
Washington June 29. The house and senate leaders reached a conference report that removes the relief provision for families of national guardsmen drafted into federal service. The measure authorizes federal service for guardsmen who take the oath and allows consolidation of scattered units. The report was approved by the house and expected to be acted on by the senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hay
Military
Baker
Clark
War Department
National Guard
Volunteer Aviators Sought by Aero Club of Illinois
The Aero Club of Illinois announced a call for licensed aviators to volunteer for army service ahead of a federal call. The move follows a meeting between local club officials and Albert Bond Lambert of St Louis, head of the U S aviation reserve and Aero Club of America vice president.
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Chicago
Army
The
Aero Club of Illinois
Aero Club
Albert Bond Lambert
St. Louis
United States Aviation Reserve
Aero Club of America
Refugees Refuse Departure From Tampico
About 380 Americans refused to leave Tampico as the refugee ship Sumner was due to arrive. The Navy department said the transport Buffalo would sail to Guaymas today for San Diego with refugees aboard.
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Washington
Tampico
Sumner
Navy Department
Buffalo
Guaymas
San Diego
Cal
Roosevelt and Hughes Dinner Shows Complete Accord
New York June 29 Charles F Hughes Republican presidential nominee said after an interview with Theodore Roosevelt lasting over two hours that they are in complete accord. Hughes noted Roosevelt endorsed his telegram to the Progressive committee and would cooperate, including a possible speaking tour if Hughes wished.
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New York
Charles F. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Committee
Mr. Hughes
Internal Revenue Receipts Rise in May
Washington reports May revenue totaling 38,351,363 dollars, up 7,065,918 from May 1915. Income tax drives the increase, with monthly receipts at 6,225,528 dollars and yearly projection for the income tax at 115,000,000 dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
McAdoo
Treasury
Mexico
Senators Seek Clarification on Allies Treaty Aimed at Boycott
Senator Stone introduced a resolution asking President Wilson to inform the senate about the exact nature of a commercial treaty negotiated by France's allies in the European war. The measure seeks to determine how neutral nations, especially the United States, would be affected by the treaty and its boycott objectives.
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Washington
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Senate
France
United States
Quarrel Over Powder Valued at 56 Million Begins
The federal suit in Wilmington seeks to force Pierre S. Dupont and eleven EB I Dupont de Nemours officials to return powder stock worth about 56 million dollars that allegedly was unlawfully taken from General T. Coleman Dupont.
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Wilmington
Del
Francis I
Reorganization of Chinese Republic Hampered by Disputes
In Peking on June 29 disputes over constitutional questions between the militarist party and southern leaders hinder the reorganization of the Chinese republic. Efforts to reconcile differences have failed. Yuan Shi Kai’s body, escorted by the diplomatic corps, was moved from the capital to Changteh Fu for burial.
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Peking
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Changteh-Fu
Three Hurt When Mule Is Frightened
In Shubuta Mississippi on June 29 a northbound train frightened a mule near the Mobile and Ohio depot causing the animal to fall. A woman and two children were injured as the mule bolted over a bri dle limb and the people sustained flesh wounds.
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Shubuta
Miss
Mobile & Ohio
World and Local Briefs Across Cities
A compiled dispatch reports Samuel Hifi heading the Trans Siberian traffic department in Vladivostock at Russia's request. Other items include Major Viscount Crichton’s fate confirmed, the Famous Players and Lasky merger forming the Famous Players Laskey Corp, Second Montana National Guard border orders, Morey returning to El Paso hospital, Prince Henry of Bavaria wounded, Berlin open poor kitchens, Ad Agents of America plan, Hughes endorsement defeat in Kings County, Argentine ambassador Dominguez dead, Molly Pitcher monument unveiled, Bissing denial of Belgian conscription claims, Zapata’s last stronghold captured, Frankfort prison fire, a Wilbaux tornado kill and injuries, Kate Mason Rowland’s death, Pine of Genoa survivors reaching Port Mahon.
Thousands Offer Their Services to General Funston
In San Antonio on June 29 officers at army headquarters urged volunteers to seek roles in Mexico the army or the national guard. Civilians are in demand only mildly and no regulation permits forming rough rider units. Washington holds final say on any such formations. Towns across Texas Arizona and New Mexico request nearby regulars or guardsmen with postings chosen for strategic need.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Army
National Guard
Washington
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
President Wilson to Address Advertising Clubs in Philadelphia
President Wilson planned to speak at a mass meeting in Independence Square Philadelphia this afternoon before returning to Washington. If the Mexican situation permits he would then travel to New York to address the New York Press Club banquet tomorrow night.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Independence Square
Washington
One
New York
New York Press Club
France Protests Evacuation Order For Civilians
Premier Briand protests to neutral powers over German order evacuating Lille Roubaix and Tourcoing civilians claiming the move violates The Hague Convention.
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France
Paris
Briand
Lille
Roubaix
Tourcoing
Petit Journal
Richmond Upholds Police Justice Crutchfields Ruling
In El Paso reports say the Argentine Republic sold 180 machine guns to the Carranza government as observed by a Mexico City bank agent. In Montana a woman and two children drowned when a tent was swept away by a windstorm near Winifred.
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EL Paso
Tex
Carranza
Mexico City
Lewiston
Mont
Winifred
Here
Anuric from Dr Pierce Appeals to Flush Uric Acid
Uric acid buildup causes rheumatism neuralgia and dropsy and kidneys need regular flushing. Dr Pierce of Buffalo recommends drinking pure water between meals and outdoor exercise. Anuric tablets claim to stimulate kidney action and relieve uric acid symptoms with a $1 full treatment or a 10 cent trial package from Dr. Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
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Buffalo
New York
Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
N. Y
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