Julls Failed To Score Off Sommers Delivery
Sommers shut out Mobile 4 to 0 in Chattanooga as Fick’s double and three more hits fueled a third inning rally. Berger took the loss for Mobile despite two of Mobile’s five hits. Stock starred for Mobile with two of four, while Chattanooga added in the seventh inning.
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Sommers
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Mobile
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Berger
Stock
Aco
Sibsa Vale
Clark
Flick
Coyle
Elston
Starr
Johnson
Gillespie
Elberfeld
Rudderham
Fifield
Sommers Dominates Mobile as Chattanooga Wins 4-0
Chattanooga pitcher Sommers shut down Mobile with a 4-0 win. Sommers earned the decision after beating Mobile in a tight opener, aided by key fielding and timely hits. Box score shows Gillespie three-base hit and Flick steals, with accuracy on defense sealing the shutout.
Annual Track Meet Between University Military School and Y M C A
The University Military School hosts its annual track meet on Wednesday at 2 30 p m on the university campus with Y M C A as the sole opponent. U M S entries include Izard Turner Haas McAlpine Yoreheimer and others in sprints middle and long distances jumping and throwing events. A large crowd is expected and admission is free.
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University Military School
U. M S
Cory Bowens Sets 220 Yard Hurdle Record
Cory Bowens of the University High School Chicago reportedly set a world interscholastic record in the 220 yard hurdle with a time around 46 seconds at a Michigan event. The report cites the Associated Press datelined Chicago May 27.
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Cory Bowens
Associated Press
Chicago
Cory
University High School
University Michigan
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Ann
Rudolfo Wins Kentucky Handicap At Douglas Park In Record
Rudolfo a four year old colt ridden by Loftus won the Kentucky handicap the richest turf race at Douglas Park setting a new track record of 2 05 4 5 for a mile and a quarter. Ten Point led early but Rudolfo surged to victory by a length with Aay Port and Buckhorn among others trailing. the event carried 10000 added money and paid 12150 to owner H H Emmons.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Rudolfo
Loftus
Douglas Park
Huon
Batts-Watoma
Go-Well
Ten Point
Aay Port
Hamilton
Foundation
Buckhorn
H. H. Emmons
Nashville Golfers Dominate Southern Championship Qualifiers
Mrs. W. Daley of Nashville won low score honors with 102 in the Memphis Country Club qualifying round for the Women's Southern Golf Association championship. Nashville also took the team trophy via Mrs. Daley, Miss Jeannette Acklen, and Mrs. T. H. Seymour.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
W. Daley
Nashville
South
Daley
Jeannettee Acklen
T. H. Seymour
Women’s Southern Golf Association
J. D. Varnell
Knoxville
Annie Watkin
F. G. Jones
Miss Acklen
Birmingham
Frank Carbone Dies of Peritonitis Not From Boxing
Chicago May 27 A coroner's jury found eighteen year old Frank Carbone died of peritonitis caused by an ulcer and not from a boxing blow. Carbone's parents had said he complained of abdominal pain after a bout last Thursday night.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank Carbone
Carbone
Scores and standings from regional baseball schedule
A listing of scores across cities including Philadelphia 8 Boston 2 and New York 7 Boston 2 with multiple rain delays and dark conditions noted. Other results show Columbus 8 Selma 7, Pensacola 7 Jackson 2, and Columbus 2 Albany 9 among various matches and league references.
Football Pairings Across Cities
Mobile visits Chattanooga while New Orleans travels to Atlanta and Memphis goes to Nashville. Montgomery plays Birmingham and New York meets Boston. Philadelphia faces Brooklyn and Cincinnati meets Pittsburg. St. Louis hosts Chicago and Detroit meets St. Louis. Chicago plays Cleveland. Washington confronts Philadelphia. Boston contests New York. Pensacola vs Jackson. Selma vs Columbus. Meridian meets Clarksdale.
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Eenwee
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American in World Amateur Golf Championship Falters at St Andrews
In the first round at St Andrews, American W Heinrici Schmidt of Worcester defeated D Stoner Crowther to advance, while other U S players Douglas Inslee Scoville and Frederick Roosevelt Scoville were eliminated. Canada and France exited as Jackson Walton and Jerome Leblan fell, and John Ball, amateur champion, narrowly lost to Fegler despite a motorcycle injury.
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Associated Press
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W. Heinrici Schmidt
Worcester
Mass
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Schmidt
Captain Brune
North Devon
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Montieth
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London
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Imslee
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Washington, D. C
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Caen
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Edgerton Pegler
John Ball
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Pelkey Exonerated by Coroner's Jury in Fatal Ring Blow
In Calgary on May 27 a coroner's jury exonerated boxer Pelkey over the death of McCarty from a jaw blow in a recent prize fight. The hearing adjourned for Pelkey’s preliminary man slaughter case as bail of 10 000 remained. Witnesses included Referee Ed Smith and manager William McCarney who disputed the cause of death.
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Associated Press
Calgary
Pelkey
McCarty
Ed Smith
Tommy Burns
William McCarney
H. H. Moshier
McCary
Crown
Shaw
Burns
Smith
McCarney
Ohio
Illinois marksmen begin ISSA trap tournament in Peoria
In Peoria Illinois May 27 fifty professional and amateur trap shooters tested one hundred targets in a preliminary practice at the Illinois State Sportsmen Association tournament. Professional J Graham led with 98, while amateurs Mark Arie and Lon Hall each broke 96. The regular program opens tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Illinois State Sportmen’s Association
J. Graham
Mark Arie
Lon Hall
Baseball star Harold Chase wins marriage license in Jersey City
Harold Harris Chase, first baseman for the New York American League team, and Miss Anna Cherurg of New York obtained a marriage license after Chase supplied a certified divorce decree from his first wife. They initially left the city hall to fetch papers but returned later as Chase played with his team against Boston.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Harold Harris
Fal) Chase
Anna Cherurg
New York
Sle
Chase
Miss Cherurg
Bostons
Bad for Boxing Bill Since McCarty's Death
Chicago May 27 The fatal Pelkey McCarty bout in Calgary Saturday has killed the chances of the boxing bill before the legislature, say local promoters who disposed of options on several halls for prospective matches dependent on the law. McCarty's death from an eight ounce bout strengthens opponents arguments, while religious groups renew campaigns against the pending legislation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pelkey-McCarty
Calgary
McCarty
Friends of the Bill
Weather Blues Cloudy Skies Hit Southern Baseball Games
In Atlanta May 27 light rain and a cloudy sky threaten the New Orleans at Atlanta game with Wilson or Evans for New Orleans and Price for Atlanta to pitch. Nashville Memphis rain leaves cold clouds. Williams may pitch for Nashville and Gibson catch. Birmingham Montgomery second contest features Foxen vs E Brown as Montgomery's snappy play attracts fans on ladies day.
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New Orleans
Wilson
Evans
Price
Williams and
Newton
Nashville
Tenn
Williams
Foxen
E. Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Federal liability supersedes state law in interstate commerce
The Supreme Court held that the federal Employers’ Liability Law of 1908 supersedes Oklahoma’s liability provisions for interstate commerce in the case E. L. Hesterly against the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company. The decision establishes federal precedence over state workers’ compensation rules in such cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
E. L. Hesterly
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern ‘Railway Company
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