Sline to start opener as Street sidelined by injury
Lookouts manager Moose McCormick will start pitcher Sline against Mobile in the opening game of the series on Thursday with Pat Graham batting. Charley Street is out with a sprained ankle and may be replaced by Jacobson behind the plate. Hogg will pitch for Mobile with Schmidt catching.
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Lookouts
Sline
Pat Graham
Hogg
Schmidt
Charley Street
Chattanooga
Pelicans
Crescent City
Dobbs
Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
Street
Gulls
Atlanta Visits New Orleans in Season Opener
May 21 report from New Orleans describes Atlanta's first game of the season opening a four game series with Doescher or Dent pitching and Dunn catching. Weaver is chosen as catcher for New Orleans while Walker takes days off for his wedding. Pitcher Kissinger, claimed from Atlanta, to join the local club in Chattanooga Monday per Manager Dobbs.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Doescher
Dent
Dunn
Weaver
Cobb
Walker
Kissinger
Chattanooga
Dobbs
Baseball Results From National and Minor Circuits
Baseball results across the leagues note Cleveland and Washington games with varied scorers and errors, plus scores from Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Buffalo Brooklyn Pittsburgh Baltimore and minor leagues in the South Atlantic American Association and International League. Gallinger of New Hampshire announced re election bid in the Senate. For coughs and colds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by Mrs. J. Boroff of Elida Ohio as effective for Ruth's severe cold.
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Gallinger
Washington
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Senate
Chamberlain
J. Boroff
Elida
Ohio
Ruth
Chamberline
Baseball matchups today across leagues
Southern League games include Chattanooga at Mobile, Atlanta at Memphis, and Nashville at Birmingham. National League slate features Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, and New York at St. Louis.
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Southern League
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
National League
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Baseball doubleheader matchups listed for five games
The schedule shows American League games with St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, and Chicago at Boston indicating a busy day across multiple markets.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Alabama Opticians to Convene May 28
Opticians of Alabama will hold their ninth annual convention in Montgomery on May 28 at the Business Men's League. Noted opticians from Rochester Atlanta and Knoxville will attend along with Alabama Optical Society officers led by President Herry J. Rosenstihl and other officials.
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Montgomery
Ala
Opticians of
Alabama
Business Men's League
Alabama Optical Society
Kk. E. Arrington
Rochester
N. Y
American Optical Society
C. E. Folsom
Atlanta
Flanagan Saves Gulls With Stretch Catch at Monroe Park
Food for Fandom notes Right Fielder Flanagan of the Crackers dove to snag Briscoe Lord's line drive, preserving a potential score for the Gulls. The report highlights Libel's left handed hitting and defensive feats, while detailing league standings shifts among Chattanooga Mobile and Atlanta clubs.
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Flanagan
Crackers
Monroe Park
Briscoe Lord
Gulls
Walker Springs Postmaster Civil Service Exam Planned
A civil service examination for a fourth class postmaster at Walker Springs will be held there next Saturday. Examiner Joseph W. Henry of Mobile will oversee the test with several applicants expected. Walker Springs lies on the Southern Railway about forty miles north of Mobile.
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Walker Springs
Joseph W. Henry
Mobile
Southern Railway
Dr Oates Submits Jail Inspection Reports
State prison inspector Dr W H Oates sent reports to Governor O Neal detailing conditions in jails at Tuscaloosa Dallas Sumter and Greene counties. Dallas jail showed improvement though further work is needed sanitation noted in Sumter’s new facility and Tuscaloosa jail verification mirrored a prior April review. Greene County’s new jail was accepted and found to meet all requirements.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
W. H. Oates
Tuscaloosa
Dallas
Sumter
Greene County
Malcolm Oates
Prison Department
Dawes Gets New Mail Service After May 31
The town of Dawes and nearby territory will receive mail service from Theodore after May 31. The local post office will close and trial carriers from Theodore will serve the village daily.
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Dawes
Theodore
Ywouwance
Oaks to Entertain Social and Dance at Dauphin Street
The Order of Oaks will host a social and dance at their club rooms on 108 Dauphin street Tuesday night. Several hundred invitations have been issued and a large attendance is expected. Refreshments will be served and an orchestra will provide music for the occasion.
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Order of Oaks
Dauphin Street
N. W
Washington Ave
North Carolina
West Broad Street
Miami Street
N. E. Hercules
N. L. Vickers Rentals Fire Insurance
ST. Michael Street
National School Accountants Meet Held in Memphis
Two sessions of the National Association of School Accountants were held in Memphis yesterday. Applicants for the 1915 meeting include San Francisco Des Moines and Pittsburg.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Association of School Accountants
San Francisco
Des Moines
Pittsburg
Association
Dixie Walker Weds Margarette Lamavou in Gretna
Pelions pitcher Dixie Walker married Margarette Lamavou of 621 Esplanade Street in Gretna on Thursday. The union marked a home run for Walker who feared opposition from the bride’s parents.
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Pelions
Gretna
Margarette Lamavou
Esplanade Street
Walker
Walter Travis Wins Medal at Englewood
Walter J. Travis of Garden City won the gold medal with a 148 to top the 36 hole qualifying round of the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Englewood Country Club. Wright Partridge and Oswald Kirkby tied at 150, with C. E. Van Vieck Jr. and Max R. Marston two and three strokes behind, among 133 starters.
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Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Metropolitan Golf Association
Englewood Country Club
Wight Partridge
Bedford
N. Y
Oswald Kirkby
C. E. van Vieck, Jr
Baltusrol
Max R. Marston
Tennessee Tops Mercer In College Baseball Match
The University of Tennessee defeated Mercer University 4 to 2 in Macon Georgia. Pitcher Hutchison allowed four Mercer hits while teammates Hunt and Clements contributed offensively with key hits.
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Macon
University of Tennessee
Mercer University
Hutchison
Mercer
R. H. E Tonrorsse
Ons Beer
MOIST
Dieusha
Keith Hunt
Clements
Civil Service Exams Call For Various Jobs In June
Civil service examinations to fill positions in the interior commerce agriculture and public health departments will be held in Mobile in June. On June 15 a chemist in agriculture at 4000 dollars a year. June 17 and 18 mining draftsmen in mines at 1080 to 1200, expert farmer at 1500, mechanical draftsman in interior at 1000, and mechanician in commerce at 1020. The June 22 exam is for the mechanician post.
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Departments of the Interior, Commerce, Agriculture, and Public Health
Mobile
Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department of Mines
Department of the Interior
Department of Commerce
Americans Eliminated in British Amateur Golf Championship
In Sandwich England on May 21 Charles W Evans Jr of Chicago lost 4 up 2 to play to C MacFarlane of Scotland while Harold Weber of Toledo fell 6 up 4 to Captain Cecil Hutchinson of St Andrews in the fourth day of British amateur championship. Evans and Weber were the last Americans remaining as ten started. Harold Hilton the title holder was eliminated by Edward Blackwell of St Andrews.
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Sandwich
Eng
Charles W. Evans,Jr
Chicago
C. MacFarlane
Harold Weber
Toledo
Cecil K. Hutchinson
Ireland
St. Andrews
Evans
Weber
Harold D. Hilton
Edward Blackwell
Scotland
Henry Siegel Sails Returning to New York
Henry Siegel, under indictment over the collapse of his private bank and department stores, sailed from Southampton for New York yesterday after returning from Europe.
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Henry Siegel
Europe
Associated Press
Southampton
Eng
New York
Fines levied in inferior court for vagrancy and drunkenness
Odeal Sweet was fined $2.50 or ten days in jail by Judge Chamberlain for vagrancy. Jim Garrity paid $5 or ten days for public drunkenness. Sidney Lyner faced $2.50 or ten days for assault and battery. Prohibition cases against Spencer Newell and Fred Norden were continued until May 27.
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Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Jim Garrity
Sidney Lyner
Charles Allen
Spencer Newell
Fred Norden
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