Mobile Gulls trounce Atlanta 93 to 4 at Monroe Park
Immense crowd of about 7,600 watched Mobile rout Atlanta in the first game of the series. Strong hitting by Mobile included O'Dell Jacobson Robertson and Paulet with key runs, while Musser and Weaver struggled for Atlanta. Ground rules were needed due to overflow crowds as Mobile built a large early lead and held on for a decisive victory.
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Baseball schedules for today span three leagues
Games today feature the Southern League matchups Atlanta at Mobile Chattanooga at Montgomery Nashville at Memphis Birmingham at New Orleans. Cotton States League sends Pensacola at Columbus Selma at Clarksdale Meridian at Jackson. National League lines Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. American League has Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston.
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Montgomery-Chattanooga Game Opens With New Pitcher Arrival
By Associated Press Montgomery Alabama May 5 The home club will start a bag by will pitch with Covaleskie or Summers opposing the visitors in the second game of the Montgomery Chattanooga series today Gribbens and Street are the opposing catchers Manager Dobbs announced the arrival of Snyder a new pitcher obtained by Montgomery from the St Louis Browns
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Nashville to start Case with Ludwig behind in Memphis tilt
In the second game of the series Nashville will start Case with Ludwig behind the plate, while Memphis counters with Parsons and Snell. Warm, threatening weather hangs over the game.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Case
Ludwig
Parsons
Snell
Battery duel set as Foxen or Thompson vs Mc Intyre for New Orleans game
Manager Molesworth fields Foxen or Thompson to start with Mayer behind the plate in the second game of the series at New Orleans. Local starters are Mc Intyre or Swindell and Yantz for the home team.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Foxen
Thompson
Mayer
Molesworth
McIntyre
Swindell
Yantz
Cream of Kentucky Defeats Sunny Brook in Amateur Game
Cream of Kentucky tops Sunny Brook 11 to 9 as McNamara fanned 17 and Collins and Smith led the offense with multiple extra base hits. Umpire was Charles Hannon. Also: Don't Worries fall 17 to 16 to M. and O. yard team with Westbrook and Purcell power. Spring Hill College defeats Independents 7 to 6 as Ducote drives in decisive runs. Batteries listed for all games.
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Baseball scores from Montgomery and New Orleans games
In Montgomery the Montgomery team defeated Chattanooga 9 to 4 with runs from Brown and Donahue. In New Orleans Birmingham managed a 1 to 0 comeback loss to New Orleans as Prough Mayer Evans and Yantz contributed to the win.
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American Association Scores From Columbus Louisville Minneapolis and Milwaukee
In Columbus four games saw Kansas City beat Columbus 4 to 1, Louisville defeated St Paul 9 to 1, Minneapolis 6 beat Toledo 8 to 1, and Milwaukee won at Indianapolis 7 to 3.
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Louisville
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Texas and International League Scores From Recent Games
Scores from the Texas League list Antonio 7 Austin 3 and Galveston 4 Dallas 5 with Houston 1 Waco 4 and Beaumont 4 Fort Worth 10. International League shows Montreal at Jersey City with Rochester 3 Newark 5 and 7 0. other lines reference players Mason Madden Viebahn Thompson Crisp Hughes Jacklitsch Barger Shack Higgins.
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Gulls' Great Show Drives Mobile to Early Southern Lead
Mobile, under Manager Mike Finn, won seven straight games in the Southern Association week, taking two from Memphis, four at home over Montgomery, and a 9 to 4 win over Atlanta to move into first place. Nashville and Montgomery trailed with nine wins and twelve losses, while New Orleans was one game back. Chattanooga showed improving form as Covaleskie and Moore neared peak condition. Good weather boosted attendance and league records rose above prior years.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Mike Finn
Mobile Club
Southern Association
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Finn
Nashville
Birmingham
Frank
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Elberfeld
Covaleskie
Moore
Fandom Notes on Southern League Baseball Action
Billy Smith announced he would use Price or Bausewin on the diamond with Joe Dunn behind the bat in the second game of the series. The piece chronicles recent games, player moves, crowd reactions, and commentary on Mobile’s season, featuring O'Dell, the two B's Berger and Brown, Pug, Paulet, Stock, Starr, and Baby Doll among others.
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Price
Bausewin
Joe Dunn
Finn
Campbell
Schmidt
Crackers
Starr
Stock
Yale Well in Lead of College Games
Yale has eleven straight victories in the 1913 East college baseball season, with only a loss to Pennsylvania. The team rebounded by a decisive win over Penn, while Harvard, Penn, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Williams and Amherst show encouraging signs as the season progresses.
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YALE
Associated Press
Boston
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Brown
Cornell
Dartmouth
Williams
Amherst
Kolehmainen Outrunning Eight Rivals at Celtic Park
Finnish pro runner William Kolehmainen easily defeated eight challengers in a 15 mile professional championship at Celtic Park Long Island. Despite a strong wind and fair track his time 1 20 14 was fast and could have challenged Wood's 1 18 15 world mark under better conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
William Kolehmainen
Celtic Park
Long Island
Kolehmainen
A. E. Wood
Family Friendly and Economical Business Solution Explored
The note emphasizes a budget friendly approach that benefits both family enjoyment and business efficiency. It highlights practicality and ease of use as key selling points and suggests broad appeal for households and enterprises alike.
Two Major Leagues And How They Stack Up At Present
New York drops from first to fifth as Chicago leads the National League with Philadelphia close behind. St Louis rises into the first division while Brooklyn gains on New York and Pittsburgh. In the American League Cleveland dominates the West while Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia and Boston vie for position. Athletics show three wins and one loss as they seek form, while Washington and Boston hover around .500 and Detroit sinks with a nine game skid before a late win. Frank Chance experiments with New York’s lineup as the club searches for a stable, strong group.
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Ty Cobb
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Giants Beat Baltimore Internationals 7-1 at Back River
New York Giants defeated Baltimore Internationals 7 to 1 at Back River on Sunday. Crandall Shupp Wilson Hartley Davidson and Bergen pitched for New York while Crandall and Shupp contributed offensively as Baltimore managed only one run.
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Maloney and Corbett Leave Finn After Good Fielder
The Mobile club trims to fourteen as Maloney joins Fort Worth. Corbett departs for Asheville after being sold. Finn seeks a fast hitter and utility outfielder, with Cooper mentioned as a target. McGill joins Pensacola while Furechner will be tried out at Mobile.
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Johnny Dobbs
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Jake Stahl to Undergo Foot Operation
By Associated Press Boston May 6 Manager Jake Stahl of the world champion Red Sox will be operated on here for a bone growth in his foot that has kept him out of the game for most of the season. He cannot join the team on the western trip this week. President McAleer will handle the trip and Captain Wagner will direct on the field. Doctors say the operation should relieve the trouble and allow a return to form before mid season.
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Jake” Stahl
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Big League Games From Chicago To St Louis
In Chicago the R H B Detroit team lost 8 to 2 to Oquicaro ivivanas with Dubuc Stanage White Lange and Easterly pitching. Time 1 50. Umpires Evans and Hildebrand. In St Louis RH E Cleveland won 9 to 8 over Loewe canvas with Mitchell Steen Land Carisech Baumgardner Agnew Alexander McAlister at 2 20. Umpires O'Loughlin and Ferguson.
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Agnew
Alexander
McAlister
O'Loughlin
Ferguson
Cincinnati Meets Pittsburg In Scoring Test
At Cincinnati pitchers Adame Kelly Fromme and Clarke faced chiefly a Pittsburgh lineup. The game timeline shows 1 hour 30 minutes with umpires Brennan and Bason. St Louis chased 10 runs in a late rally while Chicago topped Cincinnati 8 to 10 with Perritt Sallee Willis Cathers Kenethy McLean Richie Humphries and Archer pitching under Owens and Guthrie.
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Kelly
Fromme
Clarke
Brennan
Bason
Chicago
R.H.B. St. Louis
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Owens
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