Mobile Gull sign Johnny Dodge in win over New Orleans Pels
Johnny Dodge debuted at third base for Mobile in a 2 to 1 victory over New Orleans. Holmquist pitched well as Dodge provided the decisive hit in the ninth, driving in Wilcox after a key double by Dodge and a sacrifice, sealing the win for the Gulls.
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Johnny Dodge
Gulls
Jeff Holmquist
Pels
Lefty
Smith
al Bromwich
New Orleans
Pet Park
Vols
Schmidtty
Dodge
Wand
Johnny
S.bounder
Swacina
Wilcox
Edmondson
Holmquist
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Harris
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Swadina
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Joe Wood Seeks Work as Free Agent Pitcher
Once great Red Sox star Joe Wood, now a free agent, offers services to Pat Moran. He won fourteen games last season and allowed few earned runs, showing his former arm strength may still exist despite past declines.
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Joe Wood
Red Sox
Pat Moran
Wood
Baseball results from Southern and national games today
Baseball scores roll in from Southern matchups and national games. Mobile beat New Orleans 3 to 2 while Birmingham topped Atlanta 4 to 3. Chattanooga routed Little Rock 7 to 4. Nashville edged Memphis 5 to 4 and Chicago outscored St Louis 3 to 0. Philadelphia defeated New York 9 to 4 and Detroit beat Cleveland 6 to 1. Cincinnati tied Pittsburgh 1 to 1 in a rare joint result.
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Broklyn
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Philadelphia
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Erickson
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Park
Plank
Weisman
Hartley
Faber
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Lanforth
Wolfgang
Witliams
Lapp
North Carolina Football Scores and Atlantic Matches
Rail and weather affect schedules across multiple cities. In North Carolina venues Greensboro Charlotte Raleigh Winston Salem Asheville Durham report varied outcomes. American Association games in Indianapolis Kansas City show scores of three to two and two to one. Charleston Jacksonville Albany Montgomery Augusta Columbia Macon Columbus also noted with weather disruptions.
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Greeneboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Durham
South Atlantic
Charleston
Jacksonville
Albany
Montgomery
Augusta
Columbia
Macon
Columbus
International Update Recaps Scores Across Cities
At Buffalo Providence led 4 to 3. In Montreal Richmond won 11 to 1. In Toronto Newark posted 6 and 2. Rochester defeated Newark 7 to 3.
Mulligan Seeks Regular Cubs Shortstop Role
Mulligan aims for a steady regular shortstop position with the Cubs but progress has been intermittent. The phrase on again off again Mulligan describes his uncertain status as spring training continues.
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Mulligan
Cubs
Women join Grand American Handicap trapshooting
Women rapidly enter trapshooting with many expected at the Grand American Handicap in St. Louis in August. Dianas from across the country will compete in this major event. Harriet D. Hammond of Wilmington, Delaware, plans to participate, marking her first large competition after three years of shooting.
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Harriet D. Hammond
Wilmington
Del
Ellam Shines as Vols Pitchers Impress Nashville Fans
In Nashville the Tennessee Vols showcase improved mound work led by Tom Rogers and Floyad Wirroh. Keith Kroh and Bill Ellis contribute strong outings while Art Koresh provides smart defense at third base. The team seeks a right-hander from the Browns to strengthen the rotation as hitters anticipate a high-scoring season.
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Tenn
Vols
Voltown
Tom Rogers
Wirroh
Kiam
Jack Vrost
Jin
Rank Wells
Frost
Lloyd Kroh
Bill Ellis
Louisville
Lookouts
Ers
Klood Kroh
Borne
Wytte-Taylor
Chattanooga
Kansas
Browns
Dixie
Baugh
Rey Ellam
Art Kores
Lis
Many Players of Same Name in League Now
The article notes confusion in the Southern League as players share names across clubs. It lists pairs like McDonald in Atlanta and Birmingham, Smith in New Orleans and Birmingham, Harris in Chattanooga and Mobile, and others including Clark Covington and Nicholson dynamics, urging caution before judgment about rookies.
Schmidt of Braves Retires Amid Contract Controversy
Charley Schmidt announces retirement from the Boston Braves leaving a two year, $4,000 per season contract unsettled. The club sought to void the deal by exposing Schmidt’s plan to demand more pay, while owner Stallings moved to acquire Kendry as part of postwar reshaping.
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Boston Braves
Schmidt
Boston
Stallings
Presi
Schmitt
Kendtcy
Feds
Baseball Scores Roundup From Tuesday Action Across Leagues
The Nashville Volunteers edged the Memphis Chicks in a late run duel as Williams delivered a run consuming single. Boston Braves defeated the Phillies 4 2 with Demaree allowing four runs in the eighth inning. Little Rock Travelers beat Chattanooga Lookouts 7 4 led by Walker and Hardgrove. Cleveland Naps toppled the Detroit Tigers 6 1 as Morton shined. White Sox rallied to defeat the Browns 5 4 with Terry delivering a clutch double. Senators beat Red Sox 7 4 as late runs carried them. Birmingham defeated Atlanta 4 3 with a ninth inning rally. Chappell returned to the minors amid trade talk. Doak limited Chicago to two hits in a 2 0 Cards win. Giants beat Dodgers 2 1 in a pitchers’ duel with Tesreau. Yankees downed Athletics 9 4 as Bressler faltered. Russell Ford declared a free agent returning to draughtsman work. Fans remark on era comparisons and potential White House influence in Indians affairs.
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Nashville Volunteers
Memphis Chicks
Ellam
Stark
Williams
Baseball Weather Across Southern and American Leagues
Southern games include Atlanta at Birmingham cloudy and Memphis at Nashville cloudy. Mobile at New Orleans rain, Little Rock rain. American League matchups list New York at Philadelphia with no other games scheduled.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Little Rock
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York
Philadelphia
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promoted For Spring Cleansing
An aged advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as a time tested spring laxative. The first dose is said to move sluggish bowels stimulate the liver and purge waste and impurities from the system. The promotion urges readers to try the remedy to clear winter poisons.
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Dr. King
Schmidt Still With Team May Add Player Before Leaving Orleans
Mobile club officials plan to acquire new players to bolster the Gull roster before Schmidt departs Orleans. May 15 looms as a potential entry point as major leaguers may be loaned under option, with Johnny Dodge added to the lineup to strengthen defense and fielding at third base. Bromwich’s injury hampers defense. Ledbetter is set to pitch against New Orleans if weather allows.
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Schmidtty
Johnny Dodge
Bromwich
Dodge
Ledbetter
New Orleans
Hans Wagner Aims For .300 Batting Return At Pennant Run
The Flying Dutchman Hans Wagner, age 42, seeks a .300 batting average or better this season. The article compares his past highs and declines with Cap Anson, Dan Brouthers, and Nap Lajoie, noting Wagner’s long run near or above .300 and hoping for a comeback at 43 after earlier peaks.
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Hanus Wagner
Flying Dutchman
Cap Anson
Wagner
Dan Brouthers
Nap Lajoie
Crosstie Theft Charged In Recorder Court
Jesse Watkins charged with carrying away 11 crossties valued at four dollars belonging to W Brown was arraigned in the recorder's court and his case reset for May 6.
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Jesse Watkins
W. Brown
Recorder’s Court
Wilson cancels visit to Mecklenburg Independence Day event
President Wilson will not travel to Charlotte on May 20 for the Mecklenburg Independence Day celebration nor keep a promise to visit Columbia. He will not attend either place.
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Washington
Wilson
Charlotte
Columbia
Drives Away Ants and Roaches too at All Stores
Local retailer promotes a broad pest control solution available at all outlets. The campaign highlights fast-acting formulas targeting ants and roaches with easy household applications.
Skin Diseases Caused by Blood Poisons
The article argues skin diseases stem from poisons in the blood and cannot be cured by salves alone. It emphasizes removing impurities in the blood as the root cause, criticizing artificial living and stating sores prove underlying trouble persists.
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S.S.S
Medical Department
I.S.S
United States
Ski Health
U.S.S
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