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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1913

Page

8

Geers Drives Etawah to Victory in Futurity

In Kentucky on October 8 the three year old 314000 futurity at the grand circuit meeting was won by Etawah owned by Frank G Jones Emphis and driven by Hal F Geers. Etawah outpaced Peter Johnson driven by Cox in the final heats while Rediack Jr. took the 2 18 class trot. An accident injured driver Thomas W Murphy when Strathstorm fell at the quarter but he was not seriously hurt.

Yestergrand Frank G. Jones Emphis Ha Fip” Geers al Stan Alicia Arion Don Che- Mault Peter Johnson Cox Rediack, Jr Hal B., Jr Thomas Murphy Strathstorm

Infallible Powder Promises Waterproof Weatherproof Pattern Clarity

The advertisement touts Infallible powder as waterproof and weatherproof with true patterns and low recoil. It claims high velocity, low breech pressure, corrosion resistance to gun barrels, and mentions availability in any shell upon demand.

Quakers Go Wild as Athletics Triumph Electrifies Philadelphia

Crowds packed City Hall plaza and theatres to watch the Athletics Giants game on score boards and screens. Baker's homer and every score sparked cheers as 10 000 spectators followed play by play from Philadelphia. John Coombs, sidelined by injury, received updates by telephone from hospital as fans celebrated.

Associated Press Philadelphia Athletics Giants New York City Hall Plaza Baker Collins John Coombs Polo Grounds University Hospital Ira Thomas Shibe Park Coombs

Four New Players For the Billikens

The Montgomery Baseball club drafted Black a lefthander from Huntington West Virginia Leake a righthander from Charleston West Virginia and Catcher Robertson from Jackson Mississippi. The national board disallowed the draft of Pitcher East from Rome Georgia by Cincinnati and East becomes Montgomery property as he had been purchased before the season.

Associated Press Montgomhdery Ala Montgomery Baseball Club Black Huntington W. Va Leake Charleston Robertson Jackson Miss National Board Cincinnati Pitcher East Rome Montgomery East

Whitman Probes Alleged World Series Ticket Schemes

New York District Attorney Whitman opened a grand jury inquiry into ticket speculation for the World Series. Subpoenas were issued for John B. Foster to produce New York Club records, with focus on officials who may have sold seats bought for three dollars.

Associated Press New York Whitman John B. Foster New York Baseball Club Foster Grand Jury Giants Philadelphia Corporation Counsel Corporation Council

English golfers win from Chevy Chase men

British duo Harry Vardon and Edward Ray defeated B Warren Corkran and George Sargent in a 36 hole best ball foursome at Baltimore Country Club. The Victors led five up in morning play and clinched at the 13th hole in the afternoon. Vardon equalled the course record in the second round.

Associated Press Baltimore Harry Vardon Edward Ray B. Warren Corkran George Sargent Chevy Chase Club Washington Baltimore Country Club Vardon Ray

Herzog Plays Through Giants Series After Charley Horse

Herzog of the Giants returned for Tuesday’s game after a recent charley horse. It was feared he might miss the start but he recovered and will play through the series.

Charley. Herzog Giants Charley Horse Herzy O. K

Rival Captains Analyze First World Series Contest

New York reports a 6 to 4 loss to Philadelphia in game one as the Athletics dominated with strong batting and fielding. Dan Murphy and Larry Doyle discuss infield control, timely hits, and Baker's homer while praising Tesreau and noting misfortune in doubles plays.

Dan Murphy Athletics Bender Eddie Trowbridge Collins

Dr Kings New Discovery Cited By Mason Family

A Mason Michigan resident states Dr King s New Discovery cured pneumonia after two 50 cent bottles. The ad touts the medicine as the best cough and cold remedy for the whole family, used to prevent spread of sickness.

Dr. King Mason Mich

Naps Make It Two From the Pirates

Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in eleven innings behind Gregg. Seibold walked and Jackson doubled in the decisive run after a seventh inning tied score. About 3,500 attended as Cleveland earned the split with Robinson on the mound.

The Pirates Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Pittsburg Nationals Gregg Robinson Pittsburg Dolan Viox Wagner Pittsburgh AB R. H. PO B. Carey Ces Eee Ty Dolan Wrox Miller Wilson Mitchell Simon Gibson Jackson Chapman Emslie and Diheets

First World Series game draws 36 291 paid attendance

Official figures from the Polo Grounds show 36 291 paid to see the opening game of the world series. Cash receipts total $75 255, indicating attendance declined by more than 2 000 while financial results remain strong.

Polo Grounds

Plane stunt kills Ruth Hildreth and injures sister

Lincoln Beachy misjudged a low turn in a new aeroplane at Hammondport New York. Ruth Hildreth died and Helen Hildreth likely sustained fatal injuries from the crash. The Hildreth sisters were daughters of H E Hildreth of New York.

Associated Press Hammondsport N.Y Lincoln Beachy Ruth Helen Hildreth New York Helen

Cross Knocks Out Young Brown in Sixth Round Bout

Leach Cross of New York defeated local lightweight Young Brown in the sixth round of a ten round fight. Brown endured heavy punishment in the third round and was counted out after Cross landed a right to the jaw.

Brown Leach Gross New York Leach Cross Young Brown Cross

Oil Plant Fire in San Diego Extinguished

A fire at the Standard Oil plant on the water front in San Diego began Saturday noon and was nearly out by last night. One of twelve tanks with 190,000 gallons of kerosene was saved, while the total loss is estimated at more than 250 thousand dollars.

Associated Press San ‘Diego Cal Standard Oil’ Company

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