Gulls Beat Charley Franks Crackers 5 to 1 on Friday
Gull bats exploded in the big fifth inning scoring seven runs to defeat Charley Frank's Crackers 5 to 1 in At-Ga. Lefty Harris held the Crackers to limited hits as Gull pitchers dominated. Ed Wally led the inning with a base hit. Dodge and Wilcox had key hits driving in runs. The series ends today with Tex Covington vs Finis Wilton. a four win two loss week would be solid. The Gulls host Memphis Chicks as the homestand continues through May 24.
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Davis
Red’ Day
Crack
Tex
Covington
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Memphis
Rooney Fears Not Jinx to Drive Burman Car
Tom Rooney, stepping from mechanic to driver, is set to pilot the Premier car built with aid from the late Bob Burman for the sixth annual international stakes race at Indianapolis on May 80. Rooney already won a fall New York speedway race earning $10,000 after finishing second at over 100 mph, signaling a rise from mechanic to star driver and potential successor to Burman’s speed crown.
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Bob Burman
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New York Speedway
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Rooney
Burman
Corona
Berry, Berry, Berry Tops Pentathlon Field At Penn Relay
Harold Johnson profiles J Howard Berry of the University of Pennsylvania as Jim Thorpe’s successor in all around athletic prowess. Berry, twice pentathlon champion, dominates events at the Penn relay carnival and helps Penn beat Yale 8 to 7. He excels in broad jump javelin 200 meters discuss and 1500 meters while preparing for multiple sports and tracing Muhlenberg roots.
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Milwaukee American Association
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Quaker City College
George Orton
Billy Papke Plans Comeback Against Tom Gibbons
Billy Papke, former middleweight champion, seeks a return and nominates himself to fight Tom Gibbons in Milwaukee later this month. The 1910s star last fought in 1913 and the move sparks debate over his motivation and chances at regaining the title.
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Georges Carpentisy
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Stnley Ketchel
Michigan Assin
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Rowan Mill
Tom Jones
Gray Background for Red Hose Swatsmiths at Fenway
The Boston Red Sox introduce a gray batter background at Fenway Park drawing protests from the Athletics. Red Sox hurlers rely on fast balls that rise from the gray, flustering opposing batters unused to the hue.
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Naps top ChiSox in sixth inning rally for lead in AL race
The Cleveland Naps defeated the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2 with all runs in a sixth inning attack. Graney Turner Speaker and Gandil produced the decisive hits as Chattanooga Lookouts beat Memphis 3 to 2. Browns edge Tigers 5 to 4. Cubs topple Pirates in 13 innings 5 to 3. Cardinals outslug Reds 7 to?. Yankees beat Red Sox 8 to 4 in extra innings.
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Baseball Weather Report for Southern and National Games
Mobile at Atlanta Nashville at Little Rock and other matchups show clear skies across most venues. In the national slate Chicago at Pittsburgh and New York at Boston expect clear conditions while Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit are cloudy. Rain threatens New York at Boston with showers.
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Bt. Louis
League Leading Travelers Dominate Batting In Southern Association
Little Rock tops the Southern Association with a .281 team average while Marshall Nashville leads the league with a .667 mark among the top ten hitters. Kauffman Nashville paces runs with 16 and Rumler Little Rock has 35 total bases and 3 homers. Thrasher Atlanta owns 7 stolen bases.
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Memphis
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Brenton
New Orleans
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Mobile
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Lafitte
Baseball Results From Multiple Downtown Parks
Baseball results list scores from Atlanta Chattanooga Little Rock and Birmingham games. Mobile beat Atlanta 6 to 1 with Davis Day and Neiderkorn contributing. Memphis won 2 to 0 at Chattanooga with Martina and Kitch ens on offense. Nashville defeated Little Rock 3 to 1 with Hoff Rumler Taylor Wells Street. New Orleans and Birmingham tied 6 to 6 with Johnson Grimes Hauser Brenton Walker Higgins sharing pitching and hitting duties.
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Andreen
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Baseball Scores From Rain-Soaked Twin Cities Shifts
At Pittsburgh on March 11 to 2, Chicago stood 5 9 1 while Harmon Mamaux Kantlehner Schmidt McConnell Hendrix Seaton Archer listed. At St Louis March 15 to 0 Cincinnati 7 10 3 with Meadows Sallee Jasper Gonzales Snyder Knetzer McKenry Mitchell Clark. Other games postponed due to rain.
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Harmon
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McConnell
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Archer
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Cincinnati
Meadows
Sallee
Jasper
Gonzales
Snyder
Knetzer
McKenry
Mitchell
Clark
Baseball Standings Fragments From Early Box Score
Incomplete ledger shows teams and records for venues Chicago Detroit and Boston with player lists for each. Indicates matchups or results involving Russell Benz Schalk Covaleski ONeill Cunningham Boland James McTigue Boehler Stan e Plank Hartley Ruth Maye Greig Jones Thomas Agnew Wisher Mogridge Shawkey Nunamaker.
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Texas League Scores Reported For Eight Cities
Shreveport defeated Galveston 5 to 1 while Dallas beat Beaumont 2 to 1 and Houston won 3 to 2. Waco topped Fort Worth 2 to 1 and San Antonio edged Fort Worth 2 to 1 in a series of today’s Texas League results.
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South Atlantic League Standings Progress
Charleston and Augusta both stand 2-2 and 1-1 respectively. Albany leads 3-2 over Macon, Jacksonville 5-3 over Columbia, and Montgomery 7-1 over Columbus as play advances.
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American Association Scores Report
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 4 to 0 while Minneapolis beat Louisville 7 to 1. St Paul topped Indianapolis 9 to 5. Kansas City routed Potedo 10 to 3.
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Kansas City
Baseball scores from leagues with several tight games
In the International League Baltimore defeats Buffalo 8 to 5 while Richmond edges Rochester 9 to 8. North Carol League results include Durham 5 over Greensboro 3, Charlotte 20 over Raleigh 56, and Aston Salem 65 defeating Asheville 3.
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Recorder Fines Two For Prohibition Violation
Charles Banks and Dan Butler charged with violating the prohibition law were arraigned and each fined 50 dollars. John Brown pleaded guilty and was granted a continuance until May 12.
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Dan Butler
Recorder’s Court
John Brown
Hal Chase Tops National Led By Batting and Steals
Hal Chase of Cincinnati leads the National League with a .458 average and six stolen bases as of last Wednesday. Cincinnati hitters, including Heinie Groh with 31 total bases and 13 runs, pace team averages at .279 while Saier and Williams share home-run honors with two apiece.
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Boston
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Pitching and batting leaders in the American League
Ty Cobb climbs near Speaker as Detroit bats place among top clubs. Dubuc leads AL at .444 with Cleveland and Chicago stars sharing home run and base hit feats. numerous players top in runs, steals, and bases. The ten leading AL pitchers show varied win loss and high earned runs average leaders.
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Speaker
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Dubuc
Tigers
Graney
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Felsch
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Veach
Shotten
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Klepfer
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Gallia
Vandalism Claims Porch Flowers On Government Street
R. V. Taylor told police at headquarters that someone vandalized plants and flowers on his porch at 910 Government Street Friday night. Police note ongoing vandalism in Mobile with no arrests yet.
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Government Street
Mobile
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