Travelers blank Mobile with strong pitching and timely hitting
The Travelers led by Charley Starr defeated Mobile 5 to 0 on Thursday. Shaw and Starr sparked the attack with three hits and a double, while Miller starred for Mobile. Early runs came from Baker and Shaw, with additional scores in the third inning as Cunningham and teammates capitalized on miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers
Charley Starr
Mobile
Miller
Shaw
Starr
Baker
Little Rock
Gibson
Cunningham
Dobard
Downey
Roller
Northern
Jantzen
Bassinger Vsshin
McGill
Syed
Ching
Brent N
Pollard
Brewton
SE Osmie
Corey
Eero Wucee
Aden Elena Seszee Serateea
Jernigan
Lovelace and Lufkin
Children Observe Day With Little Soldiers of the Cross
Children's Day at the M E Church drew over forty children to a program themed Little Soldiers of the Cross. Ruth Boykin presided at the organ, Zillah Harris sang a solo, and a duet by Mrs. J A McIntosh and Mrs. H W Webb closed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Line
Miss
M. EB
Ruth Boykin
Zillah Harris
J. A. McIntosh
H. W. Webb
Quote on Prosperity and Self-Knowledge
A critic asserts greater national prosperity would come if men understood their own business as well as they understand others. The remark suggests a focus on personal enterprise and self awareness to boost economic progress.
Results From Thursday Night Games Across Cities
Scores and lineups show New Orleans, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Memphis and Atlanta with Leverette Smith Weaver Higgins and others contributing. Final tallies display varied innings and pitching notes from Renfer Schier Thompson Hiett Jenkins amid a busy regional slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Ra
Roe
Nashville
New
Orleans
Leverette and
Smith, Weaver and Higgins
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Marshall
Black and Wallace
Memphis
Atlanta
Renfer
Schier
Thompson, Hiett and Jenkins
National League box scores with multiple city matchups
National League games listed include Chicago at Brooklyn with final 28 to 37 and varied innings. Cincinnati vs New York and Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia results shown with listed pitchers and errors. St Louis at Boston noted as rain postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Chicago
Brooklyn
Vaughn
Archer
Smith and Miller
Cincinnati
New York
Ames
Clark
Perritt
Meyers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Harmon and Schang
Demaree
Mayer, Burns and Adams
St. Louis
Boston
Boston savvesei and baseball scorers tale
Historical box score fragment shows teams Boston Detroit Cleveland New York Chicago with runs and errors. Names listed include Leonard Thomas Boland Cavet Baker Bush Schang Perry Louder milk Severeid Coombe Harstad Egan Caldwell Nanamaker Johnson Ainsmith Clicotte Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Savvesei
Detroit
Leonard
Thomas
Boland
Cavet
Baker
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bush
Schang
Perry
Loudermilk
Severeid
Cleveland
New York
Coombe
Harstad
Egan
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Washington
Chicago
Johnson and
Ainsmith
Clicotte and
Daly
Baseball Scores From Federal League and Opponents
The ledger lists games involving Pittsburgh Buffalo Baltimore Chicago Brooklyn Kansas City Newark with run by run results and the pitching lines noting Leclair Berry Groome Hartley Smith Bailey Owens Black Johnson Wilson Seaton Simon Cullop Brown Moran Mullin Whitehouse Brandon Rariden.
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Federal League
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Leclair
Berry
Ehmke
Marshall
Ford
Blair
Baltimore
Groome and
Hartley
Smith, Bailey and Owens
Chicago
Brooklyn
Black
Johnson and Wilson
Seaton and
Simon
Kansas City
Newark
Cullop
Brown
Moran
Mullin
C. Whitehouse
Brandon
Rariden
Baseball scores from American Association and others
Scores report across leagues. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 2 1, St Paul defeated Cleveland 7 0, Columbus 4 over Minneapolis 1. Kansas City won 11 9 against Louisville. Macon 2 16 Columbia 1 3 Jacksonville 4 1 Savannah 1 6. Columbus 2 Augusta 0. San Antonio 4 Fort Worth 0. Houston 14 Dallas to Galveston 6 Waco 5. Beaumont 5 Shreveport 1. Rochester 10 Richmond 4. No other schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cleveland
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Macon
Columbia
Jacksonville
Savannah
Augusta
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Waco
Beaumont
Shreveport
Games Today in Southern Association and Federal League
Baseball action listed across the leagues with multiple 3 30 start times. Mobile hosts Little Rock at 3 45 while Brooklyn plays Baltimore at 4 00 and other matchups include Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Cincinnati New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Boston Newark Buffalo and Chicago Pittsburgh.
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Steteeeesans
Nphis
Ees
Eapeeease
Pet
Philadelphia
Evecvosesusewes
Crigero Occtvassvves
Pittsburgh
Eee
Cincinnati Tere
Brooklyn
St. Logs
Si Oscrssteevens
New York
Elwert
Covington
Perry
Downey
Innin Little Rock
Starr
McGill
R. H. Po.a
Northen
Flick
Shaw
Eens
Little Rock
Miller
Shaw Jantzen
Jantzen
Gibson
Dobard
Olsen
Cunningham
Fincher
Southern Association
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Federal League
Baltimore
Chicago
Newark
Buffalo
Baseball Notes on Players and Standings
A collage of league moves and game recaps. Jack Lively released to Texas League. Bernie Boland, Eddie Cicotte, and Morgan in notable outings. Pat Donahue unavailable. Carl Black shines for Barons. Nashville and New Orleans see mixed results. Dobbs trims Pelicans while adding Larry Pezold. George Beck signs with Little Rock as the season reverses unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Flick
Maslin
Schmidt
Jack Lively
Little ‘Rock
Bernie Boland
Detroit
Thuis Red Sox
Breitenstein
Joe Cunningham
Brett
Charley Chaplain Stradford
Brooklyn
Chicago
Good
O’mara
Browns
Athletics
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Eddie Cicotte
Walter Johnson
Sox
Morgan
Washington
Perritt
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Harmon
Pittsburghs
Phillies
Drago
Gulls
Pat¢ Donahue
Billiken
Montgomery
Mobile
Pat
Athens
Carl Black
Barons
Chattanooga Club
Sloan
Hemingway
Baron
Mc Bride
Nashville
The
Pelicans
Weaver
Stark
Dobbs
Harry “Cy” Morgan
George Beck
Harry Sylvester
Johnnie
Larry Pezold
Pezold
Lee Fohl
Waterbury
Eastern Association
Cleveland
Down East
Bob Higgins
Cotton Knaupp
Ruby Kissinger
Pelican
Rube
New Orleans Times- Democrat
New Orleans
Little Rock
Starr
Phils
Yanks
Tigers
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Memphis
Jacksonville
Dow
Bill Chappelle
Brooklyn Feds
Charley Herzog
Charley Ritter
Bay Minette Plans Open of New Baseball Park
The Bay Minette baseball organization announces a season with a modern park featuring a fenced grandstand bleachers benches and a roped off diamond. Bay Minette Land Company president Hampton D Ewing offers a prime location with full privileges for building and improvements. On May 14 a public auction will select a name for the new park and appoint a flag raiser for the opening ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Minette Land Company
W B. Logan
Efer
Army and Navy game demand soars at West Point
May 14 West Point reports ticket demand for the Army and Navy game on May 29 far exceeds supply. Extra grandstand seats will be erected and both the secretary of war and secretary of the navy are expected to attend along with other high dignitaries from the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Barton Freshmen down Avenue Sluggers in tight game
Barton Freshmen defeated the Avenue Sluggers Wednesday evening in an interesting contest. L Davin starred with both fielding and hitting, while Moulton led Dexter Avenue. Batteries Spalding Smith and Moulton Creer and Robinson. The Nine Devils seek more opponents as O H Phillips invites inquiries. The Little Mobile team beat the Tigers 7 to 2 with Brown pitching and a Mobile battery. Spring Hill Juniors shut out McGill Institute 3 to 0 with Brunet tossing a complete game.
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Barton
Avenue Sluggers
Dexter Avenue
L. Davin
Barton Boys
Moulton
Spalding
Smith
Creer
Robinson
John Tew
Whistlérae Association
Thomas B. Allman
Allman
A. W. Harpers
Niné Devils
Fort Morgan
Soldier Boys
Devils
Gonzalez
Lee
Alessi
Wilcox
Donnelly
Rayford
Diamond
Raines
Phillips
Nunally
Crandall
Newsome
O. H. Phillips
Little Mobile
Tigers
Brown
Little Mobiles
Bates
Cooper
So Allen
Spring Hill
McGill Institute
College Grounds
Brunet
Collegians
Ivin
Alabama Dominates Cumberland in 4 1/3 Inning Series Finale
Alabama wins 6 to 4 after a late rally as Ladd Luna and Stephenson highlight the fielding. Cumberland pitcher McGill allows 10 hits as Alabama improves to 19 wins and 4 losses for the year, the best in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Cargile named next year’s captain after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Cargile
Ladd
E. R. HE. Cumberland
Stephenson
Boman
Wikle
Wells
Estes and Luna
Pitcher Arthur Fromme Released to Jersey City Internationals
Arthur Fromme who pitched for the New York Nationals since 1913 was released to the Jersey City Internationals. He joined the Giants in the notable deal with Cincinnati for Groh Ames and Devore, marking a major midseason transaction.
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Arthur Fromme
New York Nationals
Jersey City Internationals
Giants
Cincinnati
Groh, Ames
Devore
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Perat
Ze Lisle
Wis
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Edna Wen Ee
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