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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1916

Page

6

Jess and Moran Ready for Fight

New Work, March 17. With eight days left to train for their March 26 bout, Willard and Moran push hard. Willard increases boxing pace with daily rounds and a road jog to drop below 250 pounds, while Moran trains zealously under his trainer and attendants. Box seats sold out with high demand and promoters expect receipts near 140000.

Willard Moran g2Moran Wis Hemay Madden Kendall

SPORTS AND OBITUARY NOTES FROM THE DAY

Secretary John H. Farrell announces franchise moves for Savannah to Montgomery while the Pittsburgh Nationals end spring work in Hot Springs. James E. McAuley and W. P. Siglin are released to Rochester of the International League. Thomas E. Lynch, Woodland Bards member, dies at home after a lingering illness. Macon reports Donovan will select seven pitchers and a 25-man Yankees roster for the season. Paul Hount Grisell, famed amateur boxer and trainer to Fitzsimmons, dies at 55 in Philadelphia after pneumonia.

John H. Farrell Association of Professional Iseball Leagues Savant Montgomery Ala Pittspurgh Nationals James E.mcauley W. P. Siglin Rochester Club Thomas E. Lynch White Sox Woodland Bards E. Lynch Langley Avenue Philadelphia Paul Hount Grisell Robert Fitzsimmons James J. Corbett

Willard Moran Show At Madison Square Garden Plans

Promoters expect 11 400 cash attendees at Madison Square Garden on March 25 for the Willard Moran bout. Budget totals reach about 100 000 with Willard and Moran set to receive 71 250 each plus carpentry, engraving, training bonuses and numerous other costs. Levinsky and Flynn on prelims would receive 1 000 each, tickets cost 500, and additional expenses run to many thousands.

Madison Square Garden Willard Moran Levinsky Flynn

Chicago U Clubs Adopt 27 French War Orphans

Fraternities and women’s clubs at the University of Chicago have adopted twenty seven French children made orphans. Dean Elizabeth Wallace said only children under sixteen will be adopted. The children stay in France with half funded by the clubs and half by the French government.

Chicago University of Chicago Elizabeth Wallace France

New Deals Bring Millionaires Into Baseball

New Deal era in baseball as Brooklyn heirs of Robert B Ward look to buy the Cleveland American club. Wealthy backers are taking control of multiple clubs with resources exceeding 100 million dollars and plan big spending to attract top players.

Wards Brooklyn Robert B. Ward Cleveland American New York American Jacob’ Ruppert, Jr T. L. Houston Organized Baseball Federals St. Louis American Club Bob Hedges Phil de Catsby Ball Otto Stifel Boston National Club Arthur Wise Percy Haughton Charley Weeghman Chicago Cubs J. Ogden Armour Packer William Wrigley

Girl on Cincinnati Varsity Chess Team

For the first time a girl chess player appears in a college varsity line-up. Miss Jessie Bogen, Ohio champion, plays fourth board for the University of Cincinnati as her brother E Bogen leads the team. She handles one of six games begun by correspondence with Harvard University.

Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Jessie Bogen Ohio E. Bogen Harvard University

Why Suffer From Migraine or Sick Headache

Dr J J Caldwell says migraine does not shorten life but is not curable and causes severe distress.

J.J. Caldwell

Prichard and McMillan Base Ball Game Highlights

Prichard defeated McMillan at the Prichard diamond with Crabtree's pitching noted as the game’s feature. The Prichard team aims to play city under 16 teams. contact Leo Mc Fadyen, Prichard, Ala. Hot Sausages organize for 1916 season seeking under fourteen teams. Home 1032 for Sledge Medicus. Opening Mobile & Ohio League game set for March 18 at Lyons Park with a double header featuring four clubs including Operating Department and Purchasing Agents.

Prichard Fast McMillan Crabtree Prichard Club Prichard Boys Leo McFadyen Ala S.essseneeees McMillan S.seus Paleo Ya. Oy Orme W. Watson S. Medicus J. Cook Medicus J. Kelly J. O'Dell J. Curry Glover Reviere Mobile & Ohio League Lyons Park

Opening Baseball Doubleheader Sparks League Reorganization

Last year’s runners up clash in a two game opener starting after the first game ends. Seven innings each. Only C B Edwards of Ops remains from prior year as manager. New leadership and fresh blood rejuvenate both teams with Crippen guiding Counties for a strong showing. Captain Pat Lyons to toss first ball. official attendance invited. Lineups show mixed veteran and new players across operating, purchasing, and comptroller squads.

C. B. Edwards Ops A. S. Gilbert H. G. Pringle Tacon Edwards Crippen Pat J. Lyons J. Buck H. Gaines G. Leslie

St Josephs Triumphs Over YMCAs Picked Team

In a tight basketball contest St Josephs Athletic Association defeated a YMCA picked team 16 to 14 after overtime. Key scorers included McQuillan with four and Waldron two for St Josephs while Geo Finkbohner led the YMCA squad with two goals and Crawford added three.

St. Joseph's Athletic Association McQuillan Waldron Finkbohner St. Joseph's Bailey Crawford Steber Thompson H. Finkbohner Ollinger

Y M C A Reorganizes Gym Classes Early This Week

The Y M C A will reorganize all gymnasium classes starting Monday afternoon with unchanged schedules. If needed a new 5 o clock class for older business men may be added. A Marriott, the physical director, says basketball season is finished and he will expand class activities and supervision.

A . Marriott Association

Walter Johnson Promises Strong Support for Season

Walter Johnson will boast supporters this season as he pitches and manufactures garters in Tulsa Oklahoma. Phil Douglass showed poor control on first day at Tampa with wild throws toward Chicago and St Paul. Bill Donovan could split the Yankees and boost opening day attendance. Harvard plans to lock in two star backfield men for the 1916 Crimson while faculty claim Yale letters. Promoter Rickard aims to keep the public on edge as Willard Moran fitness updates are not alarming. Brookyln Federals alumni Benny Kauff returns after spring camp noting his coal mine ties.

Walter Johnson Speed King Tulsa Okla Phil Douglass Tampa Chicago St. Paul Bill Donovan Yankees Harvard Yale Willard and Moran Rickard W. K Brooklyn Federals Benny Kauff

Bicycle theft reported on Texas and Dearborn streets

A report to the police describes a bicycle stolen from in front of a business on Texas and Dearborn streets. The complainant is H. Repps who reported the loss Thursday night.

H. Repps Texas and Dearborn Streets

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