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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1913

Page

7

Mobile Gulls Rally Past Nashville in 6 3 Victory

Nashville’s prize pitcher George Beck was knocked from the mound in the seventh inning as Mobile built a late rally to win 6 to 3. Starr and Robertson led the Gulls with key hits while Beck allowed three runs before being relieved by Fleharty. Young homered for Nashville, but Mobile’s late offense sealed the win as the Vols stranded seven runners.

Nashville Mobile Gulls George Beck Gulls Mobile Robertson Nashville Bunch Campbell Callahan Fleharty Beck Schmidt Stock Perry Starr O'Dell Jake Clark Odell Jackson Paulet Fanning Mobiie Young Schwartz Noyes Williams Vols Lindsey Goalby Ludwig H. P. A. E. Stock Jacobson Ee Clark Schmid R.h.po Lindsay Rerseees Daley Ludwig Ppr Als Pfenninger Breitenstein

Outfielder Robertson Bounces Back After Slump

After a three days slump, outfielder Robertson regains his eye for the ball and returns to productive hitting.

Regional Baseball Schedules for Southern and Cotton States Leagues

The day’s games include Nashville at Mobile Chattanooga at New Orleans Atlanta at Memphis Birmingham at Montgomery in the Cotton States slate Jackson at Pensacola Clarksdale at Columbus Meridian at Selma and major league matchups St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland with Philadelphia visiting Chicago in the American League.

Southern League Nashville Mobile Chattanooga New Orleans Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Montgomery Cotton States League Jackson Pensacola Clarksdale Columbus Meridian Selma National League St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburg Philadelphia American League Washington Detroit Cleveland Fet. A Nashville Eeae Tees Wee Cotton States Sweeeses Ees Chicago Ewan HTL Detroit Peewee Tenn Eee

Advocates Canal Linking Pensacola and Mobile

Special to The Item. Pensacola May 14. Main Earl I. Brown of the U S engineering department held hearings as Pensacola and nearby towns urged a canal from Pensacola to Mobile bay. Data projected would show traffic and lower coal freight rates, especially from the Birmingham district. official review found the showings favorable.

Pensacola Fla Earl I. Brown United States Engineering Department Mobile Bay Birmingham

Free Agent Bob Ewing Leaves Minneapolis Club

Associated Press reports that Bob Ewing, former Cincinnati NL pitcher who joined Minneapolis of the American Association last season, was released unconditionally by club president M. E. Cantillon. Cantillon also announced Barney Petty, bought from St. Louis Americans, was sold to Baltimore of the International League.

Associated Press Minneapolis Bob” Ewing Cincinnati Baseball American Association M. E. Cantillon Cantillon Barney Petty St. Louis Americans Baltimore

Wallace to Speak at Thomasville Friday

State Game and Fish Commissioner John H. Wallace Jr will travel from Montgomery to Mobile and then to Thomasville where he will deliver the commencement address Friday evening at the Deets ceremony.

Montgomery Ala Game and Fish John H. Wallace, Jr Mobile Thomasville

Weather Favors Southern Game With Rain Threat

In the third game of the Birmingham Montgomery series Thompson and Manning will oppose pitchers this afternoon. Mayer and Bribbens will catch. Rain threatens play as Manager Dobbs seeks pitching help. Case, a beaver from Nashville, arrives and may play tomorrow, while Snyder who joined from the St Louis Browns returns to the Browns today.

Associated Press Montgomery Ala

Evans to start doubleheader in New Orleans pennant chase

Southpaw Evans will pitch the first game and Dummy Taylor the second in the New Orleans doubleheader as manager Frank aims to swap places with Chattanooga for the cellar in the Southern League race. Elberfeld plans to use Troy and Covaleskie with Street behind the plate. Yantz likely to catch both games. Weather is clear and warm.

Associated Press New Orleans Chattanooga Frank Southpaw Evans Taylor Elberfeld Troy Covaleskie Street Yantz

Memphis Game Matchup Adds Local Battery Clash

Kissinger and Snell of the locals will oppose Price of Musser and Graham of Atlanta in the battery positions for the third game of the present series. The weather is clear and pleasant.

Associated Press Memphis, Tenn Kissinger Snell Price Musser Graham Atlanta

Gamblers Barred From Boston Park

May 14 report says National League grounds will deny admission to anyone the management identifies as a gambler. Visiting team managers note more open betting at Boston Park than at any other league diamond.

Associated Press Boston

Youngster Now Heads Sox Receiving Department

Forrest Cady rises from third catcher to lead the Boston Red Sox receiving unit, supplanting veteran Bill Carrigan. He seized his chance during a series with the Athletics, handling pitchers well and contributing key hits as Manager Jake Stahl promoted him ahead of Nannamaker and toward the World Series games with the Giants.

Forrest Cady Boston Red Sox Bill Carrigan Cady Sox Athletics Carrigan Nannamaker Buck O'Brien Fleet Athletics Jake Stahl Giants

Marines Capture North China Rifle Match Title in Tien Tsin

Sergeant John Andrews of the United States Marine Corps won the North China open championship rifle match at Tien Tsin on Monday. Marines dominated the top eight places, taking first third fourth fifth seventh and eighth, with the army taking second.

Associated Press Washington John Andrews United States Marine Corps Tien Tsin China Navy Department Peking Marines Army

Oklahoma Prohibits Carse Racing Gambling

Oklahoma City May 14 Governor Grace signed a law banning carse racing betting. The act takes effect ninety days after adjournment and imposes a 200 to 500 dollar fine and at least thirty days imprisonment for operators. One fourth of fines goes to informers.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Oklahoma Grace

Protest by Molesworth and Stockdale over Mem phis game umpire decision

Barons manager Molesworth protests a Memphis game loss 11 to 6 claiming umpire Stockdale waved Ellam home from third on an overthrow and then refused to send him back. Stockdale denies guiding the runner and says he only signaled a pitched ball. Local opinion questions the protest's merit and league review is expected.

Molesworth Barons Memphis Stockdale Ellam Mobile Inllam Eilam Messenger Red Elm Kilam Shanley Seabough Birmingham

Frog Legs Sets World Record in Churchill Downs Race

Frog Legs, a four year old colt, ran a mile and twenty yards in 1 39 flat at Churchill Downs to break the world record for running horses. Jockey Peake rode the 107 pound impost as Buckhorn and Rudolfo followed in a close finish with Frog Legs a neck ahead. Owned by J. W. Schorr, Frog Legs is by Masetto from Frogmore.

Louisville Frog Legs Churchill Downs Peake Macy Maid Marian Six Shooter Washington Park Chicago Frog Lege Buckhorn Rudolfo Billy Collins Puss J. W. Schorr Masetto Frogmore

Texas Collegians Challenge Georgians for South Title

The University of Texas baseball team, claiming Southwest champion, issued a challenge to the University of Georgia, Southeast and Southern Intercollegiate Association champs, for a three game series in Austin on June 7 9 and 10 to determine the college championship of the South. Texas has won 25 of 28 games this season.

Associated Press Austin Texas University of Texas University of Georgia Southeast Southern Intercollegiate Association

Oldest Established Specialist Advertises Treatments

Advertisement claims relief for rheumatism nervousness liver diseases private diseases bladder troubles and nervous diseases of women and womb trouble with promises of painless, delay-free treatment from a reputedly reliable clinic.

Nashville Club Holds Beck For Record Price

Nashville will keep star pitcher George Beck until Cincinnati offers 7500, then sell to the Reds. Nashville President Clyde Shropshire says Beck could fetch seven thousand five hundred, the highest Southern League price, after a strong showing versus New Orleans. Cincinnati first offered 5000 plus Rube Benton. Shropshire notes Demaree of Mobile sold to the Giants last year for comparison.

Nashville George Beck Cincinnati Reds Queen City Vols Rube Benton New Orleans Clyde Shropshire Nashville Baseball Club Shropshire Nashville Democrat Beck Mr. Shropshire Herrmann Tinker New York Giants al Demaree Mobile

Kling Reinstated In Good Standing By Baseball Commission

Cincinnati May 18 The National Baseball Commission ruled John G Kling in good standing with no penalty after he said his failure to report to the Boston NL club in 1918 was to focus on Kansas City business interests.

Kling Associated Press Cincinnati National Baseball Commission Today John G. Kling Boston Kansas City

Evers Suspended Three Days by Lynch After Game Exit

New York May 14 Johnny Ivers manager of the Chicago National League team was suspended for three days by ent Lynch following Evers removal from the game with New York Monday by Umpire Orth.

Associated Press New York Johnny Ivers Chicago Ent Lynch Evers Orth

Tennis Court Gossip Fails to Name Davis Cup Team

West Side Lawn Tennis Club hosted candidates for the American International cup team. Niles and Haggett beat Touchard and Pell. Hackett and Little split with Niles and Haggett. Wrenn said no decision yet on team make-up and further competitions likely before Friday nomination.

Associated Press New York West Side Lawn Tennis Club W. W. Niles Charles E. Haggett G. F. Touchard T. R. Pell H. H. Hackett R. B. Little Niles Haggett R. D. Wrenn International Committee

Inman and Bull Fall Short in Chevy Chase Club Final

Frederick Co. Inman and C. M. Bull Jr. of New York, who won the men’s doubles in the Chevy Chase Club open, were defeated by defenders C. B. Doyle and H. E. B. Doyle of Washington in three straight sets 6-4 6-4 7-5. Inman will meet Bull in the final singles to face Eastern champion C. B. Doyle Thursday.

Inman Bull Associated Press Washington Frederick Co. Inman C. M. Bull, Jr New York Chevy Chase Club H. EB. Doyle Doogle

Australians Show Speed in Davis Cup Prep

The Australian tennis team, preparing for preliminary matches against the Americans in New York next month, practiced several hours at Huntingdon Valley Country Club yesterday. They displayed fast movement and graceful powerful strokes.

Associated Press Philadelphia New York Huntingdon Valley Country Club

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Outfielder Robertson Wallace Thompson Manning Boston Park Monroe Park Bell Phone Youngster Molesworth and Elam Tennessee Royal St G. W. King H. E. Jones C. T. A. Gen Texas Collegians DR. Brown Dauphin ST Kenny's Mobile Electric Co N. Royal
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