US Boys Picture Ends In Laughing Aftermissed Shot
A chaotic moment in a youth game leaves players puzzled as a shot misfires and the team laughs at a missed opportunity. Officials signal a stoppage as the crowd reacts to the odd ending.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
10
A chaotic moment in a youth game leaves players puzzled as a shot misfires and the team laughs at a missed opportunity. Officials signal a stoppage as the crowd reacts to the odd ending.
Atlanta Crackers defeated Mobile 10 to 2 in a game aided by errors and misplays. McConnell hit a first inning home run for Atlanta as Keeley struggled after relieving Townsend. Odell led Mobile with three hits and both runs, while Miller's second inning error allowed three Mobile runners to score.
New Orleans edged Chattanooga 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel as Kissinger debuted for the visitors. Reisig struggled with control in the first inning and gave up a bases on balls and a hit, while Lindsay’s single plated a run and a two-base hit followed. Fluke Chattanooga hits produced one run, but the night belonged to New Orleans pitching.
Nashville wins 3 to 1 as Forest More holds Montgomery to three hits. Nashville collects eight hits with six for extra bases including four triples. Daley roams left field with sound catches and Williams commits an error in the ninth inning. Barons fall 8 to 2 in Memphis as Leibhardt struggles and Birmingham's offense builds early lead.
Mobile and Nashville begin a four game set in Nashville at 4 o clock with Townsend and Schmidt on the mound for the visitors and Berger and Gibson behind the plate for Nashville. Weather is fair and hot with clear skies for the start.
New Orleans La May 28 Practically all fastest sailing craft in the Southern Yacht Club fleet have entered for the annual regatta opening the 1914 season on the West End course Saturday afternoon The entry lists close at 5 p m Friday to allow Chairman Rathbone DeBuys and the regatta committee to finish classifications and ratings Open sloop racing will be lighter but feature two returned craft Kathryn I and Benonita under new skippers both highly skilled Massachusetts international champion and Sea makah rivalry add interest as they prepare for the Saturday races
Birmingham and Atlanta start a four game series in Birmingham at 3 30 this afternoon with Birmingham likely pitching C Brown and catcher Trogresser and Atlanta listing Doescher as pitcher with Tyree catching. Weather is forecast clear and warm.
Chattanooga May 28 Manager McCormick says Fox will oppose Montgomery this afternoon. Buscher or Nelson to bat for the visitors. Reitmeyer and Donohue as catchers. Left fielder Johnston remains out and Graham will handle an outfield position.
The National board of baseball arbitration ruled today in Auburn New York with claims allowed for Thompson against Fort Worth and Lieberman against Cordele Georgia. Disallowed claims included Scuyler against Brunswick Georgia. McElveen was awarded service to Knoxville.
Weather delays at U M S field day causes postponement of all field day athletic events slated this week. Officials plan to hold events Saturday or Thursday at 5 pm with Monroe Park hosting drill contests and exhibition battalion drill. Diplomas will be awarded by Judge Herbert U F.
Southern League games include Mobile at Nashville Atlanta at Birmingham Montgomery at Chattanooga New Orleans at Memphis. National League matchups Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis. American League features Detroit at Washington St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston.
The Atlanta Crackers struggle as Clayton Perry injures an ankle and Abe Hudnall sashays into second while Dobard moves to short. Odell powers the bat with three hits, Dobard adds two, and Bold call for Perry’s return.
The board of school commissioners will receive bids for three new school buildings and remodeling Barton Academy, with bids due by June 2 and opening the next day. Planned expenditures include about 50 000 for Barton Academy 35 000 for FE L Russell school 25 000 for Semmes school and 20 000 for Old Shell Road school. The board also aims to finalize next year’s teacher election at the upcoming meeting after a Wednesday session.
In Starkville Mississippi on May 28 A. and M. and Vanderbilt battled to a 3 to 3 draw in five innings before the game was called to allow Vanderbilt to catch a train. Scoring details show Sykes and Brown Pearson and Rogers contributing for the teams.
The Round Table Club at the YMCA held its final meeting of the season on a Tuesday night. Members discussed if national prohibition is practicable and the group reached a unanimous affirmative.
Polo among the candidates for the international team was called off due to rain. The cup defenders will line up today with Waterbury Jr Captain Rene Lemontagne and Devereux Milburn. The challengers are likely to include Rumsey Keene Stevenson and Phipps.
In Chicago New York OPK defeated Chicago 16 to 3 with Mathewson and Meyers outstanding. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 6 to 8 in a 12 inning game with strong pitching from Marshall and Chalmers. In St Louis a 7 to 4 win over the home club featured Rudolph Gowdy and Hageman driving the offense.
Baseball results list for Washington and Boston games with line scores and errors. Teams include Washington Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia and Baltimore with pitchers and fielding notes. games affected by wet and rain conditions across several venues.
After three days of record speed on the Indianapolis speedway the 30 starters for the 500 mile race were announced. Boillot led with 1 30.13 for 212 miles followed by Goux 1 31.71 and Tetzlaff 1 33.40. De Palma qualified twentieth in 1 42.12.
Mrs. E D Thames of Greenville Alabama president of the Alabama School Improvement Association and Miss Annie E Moore of Columbia University will speak at a Thursday 4 30 pm meeting at the Cawthon hotel. Local school improvement groups plan to organize a Mobile school improvement association with Mrs Erwin Craighead presiding.
Columbia defeated Macon 5 to 3 while Savannah beat Albany 4 to 2 and Augusta topped Jacksonville 6 to 3. Columbias defeated Charleston 8 to 5, Beaumont lost 0 to 7 as Galveston won 2 to 0. San Antonio edged Houston 2 to 1. Dallas and Austin experienced rain and Fort Worth and Waco also recorded rain.
Kansas City routed Indianapolis 7 to 0. Minneapolis defeated Louisville 6 to 3. Columbus beat St. Paul 7 to 3. Cleveland Milwaukee game noted with rain conditions.
International League game reports Buffalo defeats Toronto 7 to 6. Rain affected Newark Baltimore and Jersey City Providence games, delaying play and limiting action.
Large cottage on Cedar and Monroe at the northeast corner with 70 by 100 foot lot. Two story modern house on Conception and Savannah at the northwest corner with a good lot. Three modern cottages at Old Shell Road Garnett Avenue area. Priced right with easy terms.
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