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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1914
Page
19
A squad of United States regulars shifts a cook wagon from a flat car at Galveston after arrival from Fort Bliss Texas. The scene is part of the actions preceding Funston's brigade sails for Vera Cruz.
Twenty seven of twenty eight refugees aided by the Wolf reached Mobile on the Echo tug. Missionaries Rev John T Molloy and Mrs Molloy plan to stay in Mexico near Frontera while others remain in Mobile for several days before homeward travel.
The Mohawks with pitcher Ryan Leible and catcher Moog schedule a Sunday morning game on Lafayette Street Diamond against the C. J. Gayfers. Y. M. C. A. defeats Pastimers 5 to 1 behind Metzger’s pitching and Williams’ run support. A double header sees Walk-Aways and All-Stars split in Lafayette Street action. The Askin Marine team travels to Bayou la Batre with added pitcher Goodman. The Boston Shoe Shop seeks 14 to 16 year olds for games. Blue Zs face Yeend Potter as Roger breaks a finger in practice, weakening the Blue Zs lineup.
Raine or Dixon will pitch for the Ranchers as they travel to Dauphin Island Sunday morning to face the fast Dauphin Island club. An excursion on run will offer two extra boats for spectators aboard the yacht Native for the benefit of the Ranchers. The Ranchers boast a strong lineup with Jesse Jemison Gane Jemison Skinny King and a deep bench led by outfielders and infielders including Andras Gonzales Palmer Fowler Jemison and Stauter. Battery for Dauphin Island Railey and Petrinovich.
Holding certificates for Johnson's Studio at 263 1 2 Dauphin have expired. They must be presented and used at once or will be taken up.
The Officers and Members of the Young Men's Benevolent Association are requested to attend on Thursday May 7 at 8 o'clock sharp. By order of John H. Moore President Henry Ledebuer Secretary.
Men discuss the meaning of a good head for figures while seated in a baldheaded seminary pew during a music event. The scene mixes humor and vanity as attendees weigh intellect against appearance.
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