Tight Pitching by Steele Beats the Gulls on Sunday
Elmer Steele scattered five hits over seven innings to beat Mobile 2 to 1 in Monroe Park. Mobile rushed a run in the first but Memphis capitalized on Clark’s error and timely hits to win as Hogg allowed six safeties. Fielding sparkled for Memphis with McCabe and Coyle rallying to chase long drives.
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Gulls
Clark
Memphis
Monroe Park
Mike Finn
Mobile
Merritton
Calhoun
Perry
Elmer Steele
McCabe
Coyle
Kirby
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How Clubs Stand Today Sacrifice Hits and Stolen Base
Sacrifice hits Odell Dobard. Stolen base Dobard. Double play Dobard to Perry to Calhoun. Struck out by Hogg four, by Steele one. Bases on balls off Hogg three, off Steele one. Left on bases Mobile four, Memphis four. Time one thirty. Umpires Kellum and Pfeninger.
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Dobard
Perry
Calhoun
Hogg
Steele
Mobile
Memphis
Kellum and
Pfeninger
Baseball Roundup With Standings And Performances
Southern League matchups include Memphis at Mobile Chattanooga at New Orleans Nashville at Montgomery Birmingham at Atlanta. National League pairings Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis. American League Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston. Notes highlight Cobard Mer ritt double play, Clark error, and calls for lineup changes and players like Hudnall Calhoun and Kirby.
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Southern League pennant race tightens as Chattanooga tops week
Chattanooga displaced New Orleans to take first in the Southern Association standings after a week of play. New Orleans defeated the Mooseheads on Saturday, while Atlanta, Mobile, Nashville, Birmingham, Montgomery and Memphis trailed. Team batting averages show Birmingham at .242 and New Orleans at .230, with Birmingham leading in steals at 46 through May 6.
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Moosemen
Chattanooga
Lookout Club
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Memr
Memphis
Finn roots for pitchers as Mobile meets Mississippi Gull
Mike Finn hails his staff as Leichhardt and Steele show promise in a Mobile tilt. Memphis looks sharp in practice with Allison in center and Pinch McCabe covering left. Shanley shines at short, Bemis supplies power behind the plate as Townsend or Keeley may start to halt the Gull's streak.
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Mike Finn
Mobile
Leichhardt
Steele
Memphis
Allison
McCabe
Shanley
Jack Bemis
Jack
Lord
Townsend
Keeley
Merritt
Schlei
Pirates and Tigers Lead Major Leagues Early Season
In a week showcasing intersectional battles, Pirates, Tigers and other top clubs turn in strong showings. Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and New York post 3-1 records as Philadelphia slides, while Detroit powers ahead in the American race. Federals see Baltimore surge to the top with St. Louis and Chicago close behind as jogs of wins and losses reshape the standings.
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Associated Press
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Pirate
Cubs
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Washington
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Giants
Superbas
Reusbach
Rucker
Reds
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Indianapolis
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Buffalo
Lennox
American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Results Sunday at Chicago and St Louis baseball scores
Baseball results from Chicago Cleveland St Louis and Pittsburgh matches include gains by Cleveland St Louis and Cincinnati with final tallies and pitching pairs listed. Additional scores show regional outcomes across Texas and nearby cities with Fort Worth Dallas and Houston results.
Baseball score summary from Chicago and Indianapolis games
At Chicago St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 4 with Brown Hartley Hendrix Fisk and Wilson contributing. In Indianapolis Kansas City beat Indianapolis 9 to 6 with Falkenberg Rariden Cullop Stone Henning and Easterly notable.
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Minneapolis
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Chicago
R. H. E. St. Louis
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Wilson
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Falkenberg
Rariden
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Henning
Entry List Large for Princeton Track Meet
More than 200 entries have been received for the open handicap track meet in Princeton New Jersey on May 16. The list includes runners from Boston A A New York A C Irish American Ace Bronx Church House Melrose A C Meadowbrook A C and unattached entrants.
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Boston A. A
New York A. C
Bronx Church House
Melrose A. C. Meadowbrook A. C
Gudger Freak Pitcher Leads Southern League Run
Dixie Walker of the Pelicans stands out as the pitching marvel with 53 innings and sub one earned run per game while striking out over seven and issuing under three walks. Gudger of Mobile dominates as a freak performer despite 48 hits in 48 innings and a lone loss. Sline and Ducky Holmes are other perfect-record pitchers, and Buscher, East, Fox, Dobbs, Molesworth, Lord, Finn, Montgomery, Gilks are noted for various stats and usage.
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Chattanooga
Ducky” Holmes
Memphis
Gudger
Mobile
New Orleans
Buscher
Montgomery
Fox
Johnny Dobbs
Molesworth
Lord and
Finn
Bob Gilks
Billikens and Vols Play Evens in Third Game in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama May 11 with the series tied the third game between Nashville and Montgomery started at 3 45 this afternoon. Snedecor suffered a badly injured hand and Donahue moved to first base for Montgomery. Nelson and Kleinow form the Montgomery battery. Nashville had no battery announced.
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Snedecor
Donahue
Nelson
Kleinow
Braves and Barons Resume Series In Atlanta At 3 30
After a day of rest Atlanta and Birmingham resumed their series begun Saturday. Browning was named the local pitcher with Reynolds as his battery mate. The game was scheduled for 3 30 p m and perfect weather was forecast for a large crowd.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Browning
Reynolds
Batteries for New Orleans-Chattanooga series game three
Fox and Street for Chattanooga and Weaver and Adams for New Orleans were the announced batteries for the third game of the series this afternoon. The weather is clear and play starts at 3 30.
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New Orleans
Fox
Street
Chattanooga
Weaver
Adams
Mordecai Brown Day Draws Big Chicago Crowds
Chicago Sun May 11 reports three baseball games in Chicago drawing about 56 000 fans. The 6000 from Mordecai Brown Day at Federal League Park topped attendance for St Louis. AL Detroit and NL Pittsburgh games attracted similarly large crowds. Three more triple header clashes are planned this season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburg
Crowns Stop Spring Hill 14 to 1 Behind Goodbrad Fireworks
The Crown Theatre nine halted Spring Hill College streak with a 14 to 1 win. Goodbrad struck out 15 and allowed two hits as Crowns’ Zieman homered and led the offense. Crowd notes include Courtney and Grove among Crowns' stars and Bienvenu pitching for Spring Hill.
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