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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1915

Page

8

Racing Opens Again in New York State

New York March 6 racing resumes after four months on Metropolitan tracks and at Saratoga. The Jockey Club schedule lists Westchester and Belmont Park May 20 to June 9, Metropolitan Jockey Club June 10 to 25, Queens County June 26 to July 13, Empire Racing Yonkers July 14 to 31, Saratoga August 2 to 31, Westchester Belmont Sept 1 to 14, and Piping Rock Locust Valley June 2 to 5.

New York Metropolitan Saratoga Jockey Club Westchester Racing Association Belmont Park Queens Long Island Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct Empire Racing Association Yonkers Saratoga Association Pipping Rock Racing Association Locust Valley

City League All Stars to Meet Barton in Big Final

Tonight at 8:15 p.m. in M C A gym an all star City League and Barton team clash as Barton’s Denton is sidelined by illness and Wilson hurt. Nelson steps in at center and Green starts in Wilson’s spot with Kelley Johnston and Diamond in their usual positions. The lineup, drawn from Y M C A U M S and Medical College stars, is not yet finalized.

Barton M.C. A Denton Wilson Nelson Green Kelley Johnston Diamond U. M.S. and Medical College

White Sox Win Again Over Coast Leaguers

Chicago Americans defeated Los Angeles Coast Leaguers 3 to 2 in a tight contest. Reb Russell pitched for the White Sox while Los Angeles chased him early as the Coast Leaguers battled back with hits and fielding errors.

White Sox Los Angeles Cal Chicago Americans Los Angeles Coast

Fresh opened plant oysters advertised at Schimpf Restaurant

At Charles Schimpf Restaurant on North Royal Street a sale lists fresh opened plant oysters priced at 25c per dozen for loaf 3-5-7, 15c for 1-2, toasted 5c extra. Raw oysters available at the stand with plant varieties 20c per dozen and 1-2 dozen 10c.

Charles Schimpf North Royal Street

Jitney Operating Cost Analysis From a Second-Hand Car

A 400 dollar seven-passenger jitney with 212 mile route, 3 round trips per hour, 16 hour days, 340 active days, estimates 6 percent interest, depreciation, tires, repairs, garage, insurance, and driver wages. Receipts vary with daily earnings from 6 to 10 dollars. analysis argues second-hand cars wear out fast and four-year use is common.

Mobile

Notice to Stockholders Mobile Yacht Club election meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mobile Yacht Club Incorporated will be held at the club's City Office Room No 8 First National Bank Building Mobile Alabama on Thursday April 8 1915 at 7 o clock EP. CHAS R GARNETT Secretary.

Mobile Yacht Club, Incorporated First National Bank Mobile Ala Chas. R. Garnett

Mrs Wallach Wins Florida Women's Tennis Title

Palm Beach March 6 Mrs Bar ger Wallach of Newport Rhode Island captured the Florida women's singles tennis championship from Miss Mary Spyder of Pittsburgh in straight sets. Wallach's accuracy carried her to the title.

Palm Beach Barger Wallach Newport R. 1 Florida Mary Spyder Pittsburgh Wallach

Willard Leaves For Los Angeles Indefinitely Postponed Johnson Fight

All kinds of sports from El Paso report Jess Willard traveling to Los Angeles with plans to return in a few days as his postponed bout with Jack Johnson remains in doubt.

EL Paso Texas Jess Willard Jack Johnson Los Angeles Willard

Intercollegiate and Sports News Docket March 6

On March 6 reports from multiple cities note trades and transfers in baseball. Frankie Fleming defeats Johnny Schiff in Montreal. Yale edges Penn in a close Yale 16 Penn 15 swim meet with record by Volmer of Columbia. Washington State College leads rifle contest. North Georgia edges Penn for first in Class PA. Chicago hosts three cushion billiards opening. $3,000 prize fund. Mariners: Johnson moves umpire duties. yacht race fund to San Francisco. Madison Square Garden hosts intercollegiate championships with top athletes in prime form.

New Haven Conn Yale University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Columbia Princeton College of the City of New York Volmer Washington Washington State College North Georgia Agricultural

Admiralty Warns of North Sea Mine Fields and Pilotage

The British Admiralty publishes a warning that mine fields are laid in the North Sea and mariners should take a London pilot between Great Yarmouth and the English channel. Pilotage is compulsory in the Firth of Forth Moray Firth and the Flow.

London British Admiralty Gazette North Sea Great Yarmouth English Channel Admiralty Firth of Forth Moray Firth

National League rules spark internal plotting and evasion

From New York March 6 a report alleges NL managers and owners plan to sidestep the twenty-one man roster limit by selling players to minor league clubs with secret understandings. It cites Giants spring training breaching league dates and foresees further evasion through interclub trades and recalls.

Monty New York Wil Alt Tener League Dick Kinsella Giants Marlin Springs Texas McGraw Smith Brown Jones Wilson Catcher Smith Tom Lynch Harry Pulliam Governor Tener Lynch Pulliam

British Report Taking Trenches On Western Front

London reports from Sir John French headquarters give a semi weekly update dated March 4. It notes unchanged overall front conditions with satisfactory artillery exchanges and daily minor enterprises initiated by British forces. It records capture of an advanced German trench south of the Ypres canal on March 1 2 and its later evacuation under German shellfire, plus an infantry counterattack that inflicted heavy casualties. An enemy trench was evacuated on March 2 after our artillery, and a German party was dispersed March 23 by a British raid. One of our aeroplanes was attacked twice by German aircraft behind their line and forced to descend.

London John French Ypres

Undervaluation Frauds Hit Half Million, Abrams Arrested

Federal authorities report undervaluation frauds totaling about 500000 uncovered by agents on the Canadian border. Joseph S. Abrams was arrested here after being indicted at Windsor Vermont for undervaluing Indian baskets and other novelties imported from Canada.

New York Joseph S. Abrams Windsor Canada

Pine-Tar Honey and Tonic Promote Health

An advertisement touts Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey as an antiseptic throat remedy from pine forests. It claims to clear throat and head mucous and offers a bottle for 25 cents with additional Tectric Bitters as a spring tonic.

Dr. Bell

Brookfeds expected to outdraw Dodgers in season

George S. Ward vice president of the Brooklyn Federal League club predicts his team will attract more fans than Charley Ebbetts Dodgers this season. He notes weak early crowds last year at Washington Park but says interest grew and several games at Ebbetts Field drew sizable turnouts.

Brooklyn N. Y George S. Ward Brooklyn Federal League Charley Ebbetts Dodgers Brookfeds Washington Park Ebbettts

Maritime Notices Of Vessels Bound For Mobile And Other Ports

A list of ships with origins, destinations, and dates including Bark Ganges from West Hartlepool to Gulf States Shipping Co on January 28 and 12 more vessels like S. H. Carl from Elsinore and S. Dictator from Belize. Also reports arrivals and steamers at Galveston and Port Arthur with dates and lines. Obstructions to navigation and signals by patrol boats noted with positions and vessel sizes.

Vanse Nor Samuelson Glasgow Scotland Bark Ganges Gjeraldson West Hartlepool England Gulf States Shipping Company Bennestret Tennessen Mandal European Lumber & Transit Company S. S. H. Carl Dan Peterson Elsinore Sweden van Heynigen Brokerage Company S. Dronning Olga Hansen, Colon P. R Seeberg Steamship Company Alexander Lawrence Pedersen Norway Howth Head Moore Cardiff Ireland Corozal Baker San Juan P.R Porto Rico D. H. Rivers Simmons Nestorian Liverpool Albanian Popham S. Freda Staveland Port-au-Prince Haiti Seeberg Line S. S. Alm Lund Windward Islands Galveston Aetnas New Oreans Falmouth Pacific Rotterdam Genoa Stanley Kirkwall Anna Christiania Manchester Telesfora Oporto Porto Port Arthur Oran Sun Spezia Veille Beatrice New Orleans United States Hydrographic Office Habana Jensen Morting Industry Quantico Hart

Maritime arrivals and departures across ports

Several steamers and schooners arrive or depart from Ardossan Kirkwall Naples Palermo Aalborg and other ports. Vessels include Raisheim Cheyenne Sicana Yzerhandel Co W Mills Bratland Domingo de Larrinaga Ka Irypso Antonios J Dracoulis and Excellence Pleske with routes from Galveston Sabine New Orleans Mobile Liverpool Manchester Pensacola and Christiania.

Ardossan Raisheim Galveston Barrow Cheyenne Sabine Gibraltar Sicana New Orleans Genoa Yzerhandel Mobile Havana Co. W. Mills Kirkwall Bratland Liverpool Domingo de Larrinaga Manchester Naples Ka Irypso Palermo Antonios J. Dracoulis Ragner Pensacola Aalborg Excellence Pleske Christiania

No Liner for England in Next Eleven Days

Shipping men note a thirty year first a week without a sailing for England due to strikes at Liverpool and admiralty steamship pressings. The report cites carrier shortages and port actions as the cause of the lull.

England Liverpool Admiralty

Wreckage sighted and ice reports issued to mariners

A radio report notes debris from a vessel about 30 feet long at latitude 41 41 and longitude 61 41. Another message records an iceberg and three growlers at latitude 44 41 and longitude 48. Local notice states Galveston North Channel Buoy 4 relighted after extinguishment.

Brillant New York Roberts Montreal New York Herald Texas Galveston Galveston North Channel B. B. Dorry Eighth

Vessels in Port and Destinations at Coastal Docks

A listing of vessels in port with destinations and dock locations. Names include Oscar G., Clara C. Scott, Fannie Prescott, Maud B. Krum, Henry Crosby, Clara A. Phinney, and others. Docks referenced are Gulf Dry Docks, Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks, Turner Terminal, and Municipal Docks. Ports span Nestoriga Br shorelines, Liverpool, Barcelona, River Plate, and West Indies with repairs underway.

Oscar G C. Jos P. Cooper Ollinger- Bruce Dry Mary E. H. G. Dow James W. Paul Jr Clara C. Scott van Lear Black Fannie Prescott Gulf Dry Docks Maud B. Krum Turner D. J. Sawyer Clara A. Phinney Henry Crosby Clara E. Look Ollinger-Bruce D Goldfield BARK Turner Terminal River Plate Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks South America Ollinger- Ae Dry Docks Arise Dry Docks West Indies Porto Rico

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New York State Ian San Francisco Hellmann Bodie Seals Chico Fanning Schmidt Walsh Cicotte Kuhn Baldwin Pinehurst Philadelphia R. M. Lord Chicago Corwin Huston Detroit Lord Huston ST. Petersburg Fla Moran Philadelphia Nationals Wiffith Washington Americans Moravio Stigle Phillies National Baseball Commission Big Hagerman Cleveland Americans Tinker Hagerman Cleveland Er. E. Gates Federals Federal League Nicholas Cullop Newark Frankie Fleming Johnny Schiff California Charles Morin John Hahman Minneapolis Alfred de Oro Jess Lean Harry Johnson Honolulu Madison Square Garden Ward Gfo S.ward Maritime Matters and River News Ollinger-Bruce I Municipal Docks Schoon Puerto Cortez Hon Belize B. H Eng Huelva Spain Progreso Mexico Gulfport Miss Barcelona Mindo-tat Ceca Henry Hatholnen Giuseppe Vicara Ital Santas Lial Daisy Reed J. E. Rabel St. Paul Golden Rod Murray Hill Club Imac JOS. A. Magnus & CO Cincinnati, Ohio Poe Be. O Mou
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