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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1914

Page

12

Red Sox end Tigers march with 8 to 0 win in Boston

Boston fans watched Covaleski and Collins master nearly nine innings as the Red Sox halted Detroit’s East dominance with an 8 to 0 victory. Errors loaded the bases in the third for a commanding lead. Tigers managered by Jennings suffered early misplays at Fenway Park.

Boston Red Sox Tigers Covaleski Collins Detroit Stanage Carrigan Egan Evans

Y M C A Announces Wrestling Tourney And Swim Classes

The Y M C A physical department will hold its final interclub wrestling tourney Thursday with weight classes from 65 to 125 pounds and medals for winners. Spectator admission may be opened to the public. Swimming classes begin this week with high school intermediates first, an advanced life saving class Monday at 4 15 pm, and senior and junior courses proceeding later in the week. ten or more signups required to form a class with free instruction for all members.

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Superbas Even Up With Cubs in Final

The Brooklyn Superbas tied the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 in the final game. Pierce and Allen pitched well with Allen effective in key moments. The Brooklyn scoring came early and late, while Chicago managed a single run.

Superbas Cubs Tesreau Chicago Brooklyns Pierce Allen R. H.E Brooklyn Miller Bresnahan Rigler Emilie

Tesreau’s near no hit bows Pirates at Pittsburg

Tesreau carried a no hitter eight and two thirds innings before a walk by Viox and a late single by Kelly spoiled the bid. The Pirates were held to two runs as Meyers and Cooper tackled the mound for St Louis with strong defense. Umpires Klem and Hart.

Tesreau Pirates Pittsburg Viox Kelly R. H. E. New Orimnscans Pittsburge Cosas Sac Meyers Cooper Gibson Alexander Doomn Doak Snyder Orth and Byron

Askin Marines to Meet Plateau on Sunday Diamond

The Askin and Marines baseball team will play Plateau Sunday at 3 p.m. on the lat ter's diamond with Rayford returning from hand injuries. Plateau's battery will be Meager and George, while R Diamond and Green will pitch for the Askin and Marines. The Neely Juniors beat the Lafayette Street Sluggers 12 to 10 on Lafayette Street Park, led by L Neely P Rehm and Bullock in hitting, Finlayson striking out three in the ninth.

Askin & Marines Plateau Askin & Marine Diamond Rayford Plateau Boys Meager George Green Neely Lafayette Street Sluggers Lafayette Street L. Neely P. Rehm Bullock P. Finlayson M. Neely Finlayson Roche Muths

Impaired Appetite Relief Promoted by Chamberlains Tablets

A Detroit man reports Chamberlains Tablets restored his appetite and eased bloating while giving a pleasant digestion and satisfactory bowel movement. For sale locally.

J. “H. Seitz Detroit, Mich

Giants boast strong lineup as Stock shows promise

Chief Meyers praises Milton Stock and ex Southerner Bescher amid Giants adjustments for 1914. He notes McLean's improvement, Fromme's pitching, and the team's base stealing edge, stressing Stock's developing hitting and Bescher's base running as key assets for the season.

Chief Meyers Milton

Fads and Fancies for the Motorist Fashion and gear for travel and tours.

A guide lists portable lunch gear and signal lights including a compact knapsack outfit with folding stool, Boy Scout signals, a eight hour lantern, hats with rolling brims, a refrigerating luncheon hamper, various goggles, capes in dust plaids, suede touring boots and soft flannel shirtwaists with long pointed collars for women in tweed and corduroy ensembles.

Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues

Results from yesterday show Mobile 2 Nashville 1 in the Southern League, Birmingham 3 Chattanooga 0, Montgomery 4 Atlanta 4 in eight innings, New Orleans 3 3, Memphis 2 3, and American League scores Washington 2 Cleveland 1, Boston 3 Detroit 0, New York 2 St Louis 1, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3. National League outcomes include New York 2 Pittsburg 0 and Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1, Federal League games St Louis 5 Brooklyn 3 and Buffalo 8 Chicago 3, plus others in progress or final across minor leagues and associations.

Mobile Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Montgomery Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Buffalo Indianapolis Baltimore Kansas City Savannah Columbus Jacksonville Albany Augusta Charleston Macon Anniston Rome la Grange Gadsden Newnan Selma Talladega Openka Toronto Newark Jersey City Roches Noches Providence Montreal

Illicit Distilleries Raided by U S Officer Nabers

U S revenue officer W. F. Nabers returned from Dale county where on May 8 his posse found and destroyed a complete illicit distillery operation run by A. H. Lockhart who was arrested and pled guilty before the United States Commissioner at Dothan. On May 9 a still was found in Henry county near Hedland with an owner not caught then but who later surrendered and pled guilty.

W. F. Nabers U. S. Revenue Dale County A. H. Lockhart United States Dothan Henry County Hedland

Mexican chancellor clears family ties to pardoned man

Manuel Gutierrez Zamora of Mobile states he is not related to Manuel Zamora pardoned by Governor O NeaI. He says only one Gutierrez Zamora family exists and notes his father served as Mexican consul in New Orleans in 1896.

Manuel Gutiérrez Zamora Mobile Manuel.Zamora O’neal Gutierrez’ Zamora New Orleans

Baltimore Federals Fall 4 1 to Indianapolis

Baltimore loses the last game of the series to Indianapolis 4 to 1. Moseley failed to hit against opportunities. Wilhelm started for Baltimore, left in the eighth. Smith finished pitching. Umpires Cross and Anderson. Maxwell blows up in seventh as St Louis rallies to win 5 to 3 over Brooklyn. Keuper, Hartley, Maxwell, and Land noted in the box scores.

Baltimore Baltimore Federals Indianapolis Moseley Wilhelm Smith Rariden Russell Cross Anderson Maxwell Brooklyn St. Louis Logie Keupper Hartley Land Brennan

Kansas City Beats Pittsburg In SeeSaw Baseball Battle

Kansas City defeated Pittsburg 7 to 6 in a seesaw game at Pittsburg. Camnitz was knocked out in the seventh inning while Harris yielded to Packard in the fourth. Cole starred for Kansas City with a .210 first and seventh innings, and Harris, Packard and Easterly joined Camnitz, Henderson and Perry in the pitching and defense. Umpires were Manassau and Bush.

Kansas City Rebels Pittsburg Pittsburg Rebels Camnitz Harris Packard Cole

Russell Ford Handles Chifeds With Ease

Buffalo May 16 Russell Ford had the Chifeds eating out of his hand today barring Joe Tinker and Art Wilson Tinker got two hits and Wilson hit a homer over the left field sign The Buffalo team drove Brennan from the bar in the fifth and sixth Score Se 101 000 001 3 7 38 Michipanese 110 033 00 883 Brennan McGuire and Wilson Ford and Blair Umpires Kane and Joeckel

Russell Ford Buffalo Joe Tinker Art Wilson Tinker Wilson Brennan R.H.E. Se McGuire Ford Blair Kane Joeckel

Wonderful invention replaces truss in rupture treatment

Joyous news promises relief for rupture sufferers. The Sehuil ing Rupture Lock offers a simple device to hold the rupture securely under all conditions, replacing old flesh-binding harnesses that cause discomfort and health problems.

The Schuiling Device Breaks From Conventional Design

The Schuiling presents a novel construction unlike any other device for this purpose. It is surprisingly simple with no elastic bands that rot or smell and no leg straps causing discomfort.

Schuiling Rupture Lock Free Trial Offer

Free trial is offered to every sufferer with no risk or cost to obtain the Schuiling Rupture Lock. It promises perfect fit, comfort, and reliability for 30 days, claiming the device will not slip, bind, or pinch as you move. Read center statements from testers who praise the results. Rupture Book.

Schuiling Rupture Lock Promises Quick Cure and Comfort

A historic ad touts the Schuiling Rupture Lock for hernia treatment. It claims rapid healing, lasting cure, and comfort, inviting readers to request the Schuiling Book and free trial details by coupon or postcard. The notice emphasizes scientific method and widespread patient reports of relief.

Rapture Lock Claim Brings Free 30-Day Fer Trial Offer

A bold pitch urges readers to act immediately and request a 30 day free trial of Fer. The message promises a grand surprise and insists on writing today with address in hand to obtain the trial.

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