Tigers Fall From Lead As Hendrix Strikes No-Hitter
DETROIT May 15 The Tigers relinquished first place after a 5 to 2 loss to Boston as Hendrix no hit Detroit through seven innings. Dubuc allowed three triples and a four-base hit, with Foster and Thomas aiding Boston’s win. Washington tops Cleveland later 7 to 0.
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Fisher Extends Winning Streak as Yankees Fall Short
Ray Fisher notched his sixth straight win today with no losses yet, while the Yankees dropped two runs on Hartzell misplay and Egan wild throw. In the ninth, two doubles and a triple added two more for the visitors as New York managed two runs.
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Giants Rout Cubs In Lopsided Victory
New York Giants crushed the Chicago Cubs 16 to 0 with Marquard striking out hitters and umpires ejecting a manager for excessive talk. The game featured dominant pitching and a decisive offensive onslaught by the Giants.
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Brooklyn Falls to Terrapins in slugfest
Baltimore defeats Brooklyn 10 to 6 as the Terrapins rally past the visitors in a high scoring game. Finneran Wilson and Simon lead Brooklyn at the plate while Pratt Sages Bender and Jackitsch handle the infield and Um pire Finneran Howell work the mound.
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Buffeds Fall to Newark 7-5 in Slugfest Loss
Buffalo drops a baseball game to Newark by seven to five. Falkenburg pitched steadily aside from a rough third inning. Scoring shows Newark 7 runs, Buffalo 5, with late scoring in the ninth. Umpires Johnstone and Blair.
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Newark
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Rariden
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No-Hit Game by Hendrix Beats Pittsburgh
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 10 to 3 as Hendrix and Wilson hold the Pirates to no hits and ten runs on sixteen hits for Chicago Hearne Knetzer and Berry also score. Umpires McCormick and Westervelt. St Louis 13 Packers 2 as Terriers sweep with every player scoring a run Kansas City 27 4 BiTOU missles $70 000 six-13 17 1 Packard Adams Brown Plank Hartley. Umpires Brennan Corcoran.
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Pittsburgh
Pitdéher Hendrix
Chicago
Hearne
Knetzer
Wilson
Berry
McCormick
Westervelt
Scores Sheet with Narrow College Battles
Michigan edges Ann Arbor Michigan 2 to 1 while Princeton defeats Pennsylvania 8 to 5. Illinois beats Indiana 6 to 0 and Chicago over Purdue 3 to 1.
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Princeton
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Champaign, Ill
Illinois
Indiana
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Perdue
Whistler Shop News highlights engine repairs and school events
In Whistler Alabama on May 16,Engine No 370 got repairs, No 233 received new tires, and No 381 returned to service after overhaul. Private car 105 was burned at the dump. School grades reported May baskets and a program with solos readings and thanks to teachers.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
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Gabriel Jordan
John T. Booth
Messrs
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F. W. Eckford
G.W. Hay
Samuel Taylor
Edward Blake
Wm. M. Cato
G. L. Stutz
Daniel McClarren
C. A. Pigford
Mobile Division
Mike Donahaw
Charles Kercher
C.M. Collinsworth
D. H. Is
Joe Manuel
Mobile
Montgomery
Khart
Miss Morrissette
Miss Nelson
Professor Fisher
Miss Cannon
Mrs. Fisher
Kittie Spicer
Primrose
Grace Meyers
Edna Davison
Anita Simon
Susie Clare Jones
Gordon Mae Graham
Love
Bessie Lee Spicer
Norte Dane
Sadie Smith
Loulie Smith
Elizabeth Loving
Edwina Bowman
Ernest George
Gertrude Smith
Clarence Sheldt
Edwina Wright
Lucile Tyle
Charles Sheldt
Fisher
Miss Kimbal
School Improvement Association
Mobile booster campaign to keep Southern League baseball
A Mobile effort to retain a Southern League baseball franchise launches with a Monday meeting at the Cawthon Hotel to form committees. A book-ticket drive raises 10 000 dollars, with 10 and 20 ticket options, backed by local business leaders including E. J. Buck and H. O. Hanson. A Tuesday parade will rally support as merchants and officials back the push.
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Mobile
Keep Mobile's Pennant Going Boosters Rally
Mobile booster group invites fans to join a meeting at Cawthon Monday night to support Southern League baseball in Mobile and keep the pennant chase alive.
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Dernberg to depart. Bernstorff confirms move abroad
Washington May 15 Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador personally confirmed Dr Barnhard Dernberg will leave the United States. He said Dernberg has decided of his own free will and will travel as a private citizen no embassy or German government direction involved.
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Count von Bernstorff
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Home Garden Association Aids Needy Workers In Mobile
The Home Garden Association reports spending over 1200 for wages and 300 in tools to assist more than 200 gardeners. Gardens earn returns and reduce charity burden as workers gain income. The group seeks more donations to fund a successful first season, noting similar city groups later become self supporting. Public urged to send funds to treasurer M. J. McDermott at Bank of Mobile or donate to the soliciting committee.
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Daphne Company Plans New Motor Boat for Daphne Mobile Trade
At Gulf Dry Docks foot of Eslava Street the Daphne Transportation Company, a new stock company of town residents, is building an up to date motor passenger boat for the Daphne Mobile route. Launch to speed about twelve knots and be ready in early July.
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Whistler organizes meetings and flag presentation planned
Community groups in Whistler hold lodge and auxiliary meetings at Odd Fellows Hall with plans to present a flag to Georgetown Public School on the twenty ninth. Alec Sharp Nick Tew and Glen Burdette named to arrange. Nick Tew to speak. Thomas B. Allman to deliver speech.
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Georgetown
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Nick Tew
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Thomas B. Allman
Bethany Baptist
Heywood Vaughan
The
Baptist Church
Katie
Lou Kelley
Marguerite Turner
Whistler Methodist
William M. Cato
Francis M. Atchison
Meyer's Memorial Baptist Church
Charles Sheldt
Mr. Twining
Mobile
George Williams
Meridian
Miss
James Williams
Alphonse Davis
Semmes
Ala
Samuel A. Davis
Thomas Wainwright
Rowena Overton
Ford
Viola Hill
Vannie Williams
Selma
Jesse Saxon
Nellie Jones
Susie Clare
Willie Godard
G. L. Lambeth
C. A. Pigford
Lockard
Frank de la Bar
Charles Crabtree
Robert M. Peterson
Walter Garr
Jackson
Tenn
H. Rawls
Charles Strachen
John Rawls
Nigger Lake
Mr. Lambeth
Birmingham
W. W. Boyd
Whistler
Boyd
Gulls Complete Double Victory Amid Standings Shakeup
The Mobile Gulls won a doubleheader to snap their losing streak, moving into sixth place just behind Memphis and set to face Chattanooga and Memphis next. Dobard fueled the offense with three doubles and two singles across the two games, while East pitched in the second contest. Manager Schmidt aims to fix luck and develop Cunningham as a pitcher. New York notes praise Yankees for spirited play and Lute Boone's homer sparks a raucous bench celebration.
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New Orleans
Flick
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Perry
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Lute
Swat
Suburban League Forms and Opens Play Schedule
The Suburban League met in Whistler with I W Harpers Plateau Coca Colas and Whistler teams represented. Officers elected John Tew president C W Tate secretary Byron Cawthon treasurer. A four club league adopted rules contracts and a Sunday schedule begins at Plateau and Whistler with two Sunday games 2 15 PM.
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Schencer
Metzger
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Feeney
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E. Hanan
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Fowler
Hamilton
Stevens
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Reasonover
McMillan
Sanders
Brantley
Green
Tacon
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G. Meaher
L. George
R. Diamond
M. Jackson
F. Martin
S. Argiro
W. Thompson
E. Steber
D. Steber
J. Wilkinson
G. Petitory
D. Winters
M. Sutullo
W. Clements
Sutullo
Whistler—Flynn
R. Allen
Joe Allen
Wilcox
Mott
Calloway
Therrell
Kelley
Nelson
Eckford
Frank Flynn
John Tew
C. W. Tate
Byron Cawthon
Marquis de Ganay Sails to America on France Mission
Paris May 15 Marquis de Ganay brother in law of the Marquise de Ganay will sail for America on a governmental assignment.
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New Ridgway
Monroe Park Beat the Park Sunday Screen Night
Monroe Park hosts a moving pictures event Sunday from 5 to 5 30 P M. Attendees can view the film after the meetup. The prompt invites the public to join and see themselves on screen.
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Nance ONeill and Theda Bara at Crown Theatre Tuesday
Crown Theatre showcases two major features this week. Nance ONeill with Theda Bara star in Kreutzer Sonata, a five part dramatic feature supported by William E. Shay, Stuart Holmes and others. Vivian Martin headlines The Arrival of Perpetua, a five reel Shubert drama, with Flo La Badie in a Vehicular role and more.
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Kreutzer
Nance O'Neil
Theda Bara
William E. Shay
Perpetua
Shubert
Vivian Martin
Nickola Dupree
Thanhouser
Flo la Badie
Morris Foster
Major Locke Probes Loss of Military Property in Mobile
Major T Locke assistant adjutant general arrived in Mobile to investigate lost military property and aid recovery efforts. The state military department has intensified actions against unlawful possession, resulting in convictions and fines for those involved in disposal or purchase of stolen property.
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New Orleans Bank Employees Visit Mobile for Excursion
The Hibernia Bank of New Orleans will send an excursion train arriving in Mobile at 9 30 am. Most members will go to Spring Hill College to watch the bank team play the Spring Hill Jesuit College squad. The Battle House roof garden hosts a dinner dance and serves as headquarters for the party and the baseball club with a luncheon before the game. About 500 people are expected. Mobile bankers will welcome and assist with entertainment at the Battle House.
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President Wilson Arrives Quietly at Old Point Comfort
President Wilson landed at Old Point Comfort in a Mayflower boat without salutes, spent two hours golfing at Hampton Country Club, and then returned to the ship. He planned to fly to New York to review the Atlantic fleet on Monday, with Dr. Cary Grayson and two secret service agents along.
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A. and M College Wins Honors at S I A A Meet
New Orleans May 15 Mississippi A M College athletes carried off major honors at the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association field day. A M College swept sprint events with Noble winning both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Scott set a half mile record for A M College while Wells and Bruner placed in the sprint events. LSU and Tulane also showed strong performances.
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Mississippi A. & M
College
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Louisiana State University
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Scott
Strouse
Powe
Yale Oarsmen Close Triangular Regatta At Princeton
Princeton hosts a triangular regatta on Lake Carnegie where Cornell wins with a nine minute three second clocking. Yale finishes two lengths behind Cornell for second while Yale freshmen place two lengths back in ninth minutes and twenty seven seconds.
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Princeton
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Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues And Umpire Pairings
Scores from multiple leagues listed with teams such as Columbus Augusta Albany Savannah Jacksonville Charleston Macon Columbia Waycross Brunswick Thomasville Dothan Valdosta Newnan Rome and others. Umpires O Brien and Irwin noted. Several results include tied or ended games called for darkness. Texas League results feature Houston Waco Galveston Dallas Beaumont Fort Worth San Antonio Shreveport.
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Columbus
Augusta
Albany
Savannah
Jacksonville
Charleston
Macon
Columbia
Georgia State Americas
Waycross
Brunswick
Thomasville
Dothan
Valdosta
Georgia-Alabama
Anniston
Orange
Talladega
Griffin
Newnan
Rome
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Raleigh
Durham
Winston-Salem
International League
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Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
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Richmond
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Waco
Galveston
Dallas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
B. and B. Cafe Menu Highlights
A menu excerpt lists Southern Chicken Soup Veal Bouillon au Crantons and Broiled Spanish Mackerel au Beurre Puree du Pommes as featured dishes at B. and B. Cafe.
Tennessee Turkey Dressing and Jelly Asparagus Tips
Maitre d Hotel presents a holiday menu item featuring Tennessee turkey with dressing and jelly asparagus tips as part of a formal dining showcase.
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Desserts Petit Panier d Amour or Ice Cream
A brief note presents two dessert options, Petit Panier d Amour and ice cream, likely from a bakery or menu. It contrasts a light pastry with a cold treat, suggesting a choice for sweet courses. The source emphasizes distinct confections rather than a single item.
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