Gulls Triumph as Hogg Shuts Out Chattanooga
Mobile pitchers Hogg dominated the Chattanooga club winning 7 to 0. Hogg earned his third straight win, three singles in four trips, while Wagner and Marshall struggled for the visitors. Milier starred in the outfield and a double play boosted Mobile’s defense.
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Mobile
Hogg
Chattanooga
Wagner
Marshall
Gulls
Flick
Cobard
Little Rock
Milier
GAMES TODAY Rounds Across Leagues
Southern League games include Rock at Atlanta 4 30 PM and Chattanooga at Mobile 4 PM. National League matchups feature Chicago at New York 3 30, Cincinnati at Brooklyn 3 30, St Louis at Philadelphia 3 30, Pittsburgh at Boston 3 15. American League sees Philadelphia at Chicago 3, Boston at Cleveland 3 15, Washington at St Louis 3 30, Detroit at New York 3 15. Federal League has Baltimore at Chicago 3, Brooklyn at Kansas City 3 30, New York at Pittsburgh 3 30.
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Ene Rock
Atlanta
Mpbil
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Mobile
Birmingham
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Federal League
Baltimore
Kansas City
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Chicago Ee Ee
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Pittsburg
Wessees Esseee
Seeeeeweees Cows
Newark
Kansas City Severeeves
Buffalo
Mobile Beats Lookouts in High-Scoring Inning Rally
Mobile plates seven runs in the fifth, aided by McGill, Flick, Perry and Calhoun as Wagner exits and Marshall relieves. Lookouts struggle with a weak lineup aside from Harris and Jaff while Hogg fans four for Chattanooga.
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Wagner
Pels
Schmidt
Keystone
Calhoun
Miller
Cobard
Schmidt Scori Miller
Dole
Northen
Marshall
McGill
Graff
Flick
Hogg
Perry
Elberfeld
Mobile
Short
Gulls
Lookouts
Harris
Jaff
R. H. PO
A. B. Northen
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Het Saris
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Eas
Banat
Cvisceeves
Johnston
McCormick
Kitchens
Chattanooga
Dobard
Lusk
Hitea
Yigiee
Ixerin
Willame
Eagles Sweep Sunday Baseball Twinbill In Benedick's Diamond
The Amateur league showcases two Eagles wins at Benedick's diamond, 14 to 9 over the Ventrets and 9 to 7 over the Turnerville-Whistler combo. Creel’s southpaw debut, Kiernan’s pitching, and double plays headline the morning win, while Heinie Zorko stars in the afternoon 8 to 7 victory over Evans Stars with ten strikeouts. The Eagles seek a return game with Spring Hill second team. A and M Forske defeat Foskes 12 to 6 featured by Wilcox Moore and Conning.
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Benedick
Diamond
Connolly
Anderson
Haas
Creel
Azalas
Eagles
Turnerville
Askin &Marine
Dug Neeley
McDonald
Williams
Wilcox
Moore
Conning
New York
Mobile Elec
E. Pistole
Bender
Nate Pipates
Corcsee
Degge
Martin
Ecceuses
Ceesee
Greer
Smith
Tee
Pawellgty
Leeper
Eens
Sseecenees
Sheffield
Mobile Elec. Co
McBride
Streb
Slider
Danenberg
Biloxi routs Ocean Springs in 10 2 pennant clash
Biloxi hammer 13 hits and six errors to beat Ocean Springs 10 to 2. Huggins and Creel led Biloxi's battery while Davis started for Ocean Springs and was tagged for runs by the fourth. Biloxi and Ocean Springs now share first place in the pennant race with a return match planned.
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Ocean Springs
Miss
Biloxi
Ladnier
Davis
Huggins and
Creel
Westbrook
Horton
Results Sunday shows scattered scores across leagues
In the Southern Association Memphis lost to New Orleans 2 to 6 with late rallies. American League highlights include Washington trouncing St Louis 14 to 7 and Philadelphia beating Chicago 4 to 0. Cleveland and Boston were shutouts. New York defeated Detroit 6 to 2 as Pittsburgh edged Chicago 9 to 6. American Association saw Minneapolis beat Cleveland 16 to 5 and Kansas City win 9 to 8 over Indianapolis. Texas League games noted Beaumont 6 Fort Worth 5 and Galveston 3 Dallas 2 with Houston 2 Waco 3. Shreveport topped San Antonio 7 to 1. International League Montréal 3 Providence 0. Rain affected Milwaukee-Louisville.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee-Louisville
Texas League
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Galveston
Dallas
San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Waco
Barney-Cavanaghs Edge Davis Team In Snappy Game
The Barney-Ca team defeated the A. D. Davis squad 8 to 5 on Kling's field in a fast league contest. Errors hampered Davis late as Barneys improved with new positions and strong fielding from Denny and Grove. Farnell and Calametti led Davis batting while Edwards held the mound for Davis and Blow started for Barney.
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Edape
A. D. Davis
Kling
Barneys
Edwards
Davis
McBride
Denny
Grove
Davin’ Farnel
Walsh
Crowns
Blow
Erhardt
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Murphy
Amos
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Britain
Evening baseball games moved to 4 PM start
Beginning Monday afternoon the Mobile versus Chattanooga game and all remaining season contests will begin at 4 oclock instead of 345. President Baugh has ordered umpires to speed up play so games finish before six oclock to let fans off work in the early evening see full games.
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Mobile
Chattanooga
Baugh
McGill
Northen
Hub
Daley
Dobard
Mike Burke
Burke
Schmidt
Resorts Patronized Well on Warm Day
Warm Sunday drew large crowds to Mobile area resorts with Monroe Park hosting over 5,000 visitors. Attendees enjoyed band concerts, a night film program, and amusement devices while J Law Seiple filmed crowds for L N advertising. The Mobile eastern shore steamer Cessna carried Moose excursion crowds on river routes.
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Mobile
Monroe Park
J.law Seiple
Cessna
Hardware Association Opens Ninth Annual Convention in Mobile
The Alabama Retail Hardware Association opens its ninth annual convention in Mobile at 9 am Tuesday in the Battle House auditorium. Morning and afternoon sessions will cover important business and committee appointments. A boat ride on the Cessna is planned for Wednesday evening and cars will be provided after each evening session for city rides.
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Alabama Retail Hardware Association
Mobile
Battle House
Orphans Invited to Attend Game as Guests
Secretary Frank T. Parker of the Mobile Baseball Association announced that next Friday afternoon all orphan asylum inmates in the city are invited to attend the game as guests of the association. He asks asylum heads to estimate attendance for advance reservations.
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Frank T. Parker
The
Mobile Baseball Association
Parker
Beavers Defeat Grove Hill In Toulminville Showdown
The Beavers defeated Grove Hill Sunday afternoon at Toulminville in a slow but engaging game. Beavers excelled in batting and base running while Browning pitched for the Beavers, fanning eleven Grove Hill batters. Roach Feaster and others contributed offensively.
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Beavers
Grove Hill
Toulminville
En Beaver
Browning
Grove Hill Beny
Seven Baynes brothers endure war toil in Britain
Of seven sons of Sergeant George Baynes, six serve on the front while one has fallen early in the war. Their father is a veteran of the British Indian campaign.
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London
George Baynes
Gulls pace Mobile offense as Lookouts feel heat in Sunday game
Mobile's infielders Dobard and McCormick shine as they topple the Lookouts with strong fielding and clutch hits. Hogg Townsend and Harkins pace Mobile bats while Cunningham struggles for the Lookouts. Elsewhere the Yankees beat Detroit as Dauss falters, and McGill stirs Southern League chatter with steady hitting.
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Charen Schmidt
Harris
Miller
Mobile
Gulls
Cunningham
Bill Donovan
Yankees
Detroit
Dauss
Dauss’ Wildness
Tigers
Hogg
Townsend
Harkins
Covington
Dobard
Lusk
Calhoun
Atlanta
Memphis
Elberfeld
Elberbeld
Disturber V Hydroplane to Vie for US Speed Title
Commodore James A. Pugh funds construction of the 206 foot hydroplane Disturber V designed by Ned Simmons. Powered by 2000 horses from Dusenberg, it aims for sixty mph and a bid in the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association race at Hannibal Missouri July 5 to 7.
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Chicago
James A. Pugh
Wil
Commodore
United States
Ned Simmons
England
Dusenberg Brothers
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Hannibal, Mo
Yale finds standout back James Braden in spring drills
Yale coaches praise James Braden of Washington Pa as a potential ornament in the backfield next fall. In spring contests Braden won the all around championship and achieved a perfect drop kick score while kicking six of eight placements across the bar and excelling in other events.
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New Haven
Yales
James Braden
Washington Pa
Braden
Coffey Rising Star in Boxing From Trolley Lines to Title Hope
New challenger for the heavyweight world title is James Joseph Coffey born in Castelrea Ireland. In three years he fought forty bouts with 26 knockouts and just one retirement. He rose from motorman on the Third Avenue trolley to bondholder for the railroad he worked on. Coffey, 24, arrived in Boston in 1910 with little gloves experience and later learned boxing could make a fortune. He has sent money home to Ireland buying a farm for his parents and bonds for the railroad company.
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New York
Iin
James Joseph Coffey
Third Avenue
Boston
Saysville
Providence
R. I
Coffey
Castelrea
Roscommon
Ireland
United States
America
Exhibition Games Show Prospects For New Pitcher Rankin
In Montgomery the Southern league got a glimpse as artists noted a promising left hander Rankin in a preseason tilt. Schwartz lauded Rankin and predicted he could help a southpaw dominated circuit. Memphis rallied past New Orleans 5 2 with Mitchell and Knaupp shining on defense. Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 4 as Lajoie doubled twice and Shawkey pitched well. Brown nose injury to McInnis during batting practice.
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Schwartz
Rankin
New Orleans
Memphis
Mitchell
Knaupp
The
Pelicans
Jimmie Keeley
Bagby
Russell
Roth
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lajoie
Weaver
Shawkey
McInnis
Athletics
Suburban League Softball Game Summary
Coca Cola 8 Whistler 5 in seven innings. Finnegan started for Coca Cola and went 6 innings with 5 strikeouts. Nelson allowed 5 hits. Key hits by Finnegan Nelson and Petitory. Therrell hit a pair of triples. Calloway Martin and Petitory stole bases. Coca Cola left 8 on base. Umpires Metzger and Kersher.
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Coca-Cola
Whistler
Finnegan
Clements
Soutillo
Allen
Nele Son
Coca -Cola
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Setwean
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Wweee McMillan
Eeeene Brantly
Seeeweee Sanders
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Tacon
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George
Sane
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Weer
Howell
Eanes
Brantley
C. Hanan
Fowler
Pistole
Harpers
Metzger
Calloway
J. Allen
Cwweeree
R. Allen
Seccess & Flynn
Ree Finnegan
Therrell Itaseeee
Wilcox
Seeeeees
Mott
Steeeeee
Cosess
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