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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

7

Athletics Favorites in Series Demand for Tickets Break Records

Philadelphia reports the world series between the Boston Nationals and Philadelphia Americans draws unprecedented demand. Fans camped 36 hours before opening, with scalpers asking high prices for sets and individual tickets. Connie Mack and George Stallings expressed confidence. injuries affect lineup as Pitcher Davies faces appendicitis.

Philadelphia Boston Nationals Philadelphia Americans Shibe Park Boston Royal Rooters Connie Mack George Stallings Smith Brooklyn Deal McInnis Athletics

Possum Hunting Brigades Form At Montgomery

Montgomery trots into a chilly season as possum hunting parties mobilize around Catoma Creek. Local hound dogs join winter plans while residents anticipate many nights of campfires and possum feasts as frost nears.

Montgomery Simmon Montgomery County Montgom

St. Louis Americans Rally to Take City Series Game

In St. Louis on October 8 the Americans defeated the Nationals 7 to 4 after pitchers were hit hard. The Nationals scored one in the first, two in the second, and one in the seventh, while the Americans broke loose with two runs in the first and a seven run rally in the third and fourth frames. Batteries Sallee Perdue Sny der Hamilton Baumgardner Agnew.

ST. Louis

Yacht Jennie R On Way To Louisiana

The cruising yacht Jennie R of Covington Louisiana departed this morning for New Orleans with Capt Albert Rockenschuh and family Capt Henry Rockenschuh and family of Covington and James Barrett and wife of New Orleans aboard They had spent several days in Mobile as guests of William Young and wife on Jackson Street

Jennie R Covington New Orleans Albert Rockenschuh Henry Rockenschuh James Barrett Mobile William Young Jackson Street

North Carolina Cruiser to Move to Pensacola Aero Base

A Washington message says Secretary Daniels promised Senator Fletcher the cruiser North Carolina will be sent to Pensacola as soon as it returns from European waters and will be permanently stationed at the aeronautic headquarters. The aviation school at Pensacola will open soon with many men to learn aviation as Navy aviation work expands. The Monviso arrived from New Orleans to complete cargo for Europe and coal bunkers.

North Carolina Pensacola Fila Washington Secretary of the Navy Daniels Fletcher European Aeronautic Navy Department Army Europe Monviso New Orleans

Through Sleeper Connections From Mobile Sept 24

Train schedule shows a Monday September 24 departure from Mobile at 8 35 a m with direct connection at Meridian to Birmingham Chattanooga and Cincinnati arriving Birmingham 6 p m Chattanooga 9 55 p m and Cincinnati 8 20 the next morning. Another Mobile departure 7 46 p m carries through sleeper for Birmingham and Chattanooga arriving 6 10 p m and 10 15 p m the next day with through Pullman for Cincinnati then to New York via Mappagri ae York at 12 Roa street.

O. m Mobile Meridian Birmingham Chattanooga Cincinnati Pullman Mappagri Ae York Roa Street

AP Reports Fast World Series Wire Service To The Item

Melville S. Stone announces that all World Series plays will be sent daily from the ball grounds to The Item via AP wires then called to crowds on the street. The service is described as the fastest possible into Mobile.

Melville S. Stone Associated Press Item Mobilé

World Series coverage will be sent on leased wires

Editors are informed that an E.O. S. descriptive running story of the world series games will be carried on leased wire circuits as in former years. The box score and player records will be compiled separately. balls and strikes will not be transmitted.

New York E.O. S Melville E. Stone

Mackmen Dominate World Series Tuneup in 10-0 Win

Philadelphia defeats New York 10 to 0 in a championship tuneup, led by Walsh with four RBIs and six early hits. Bressler five three innings, Bush Shawkey and Pennock two innings each, while New York struggles with three passes and six hits in the first two frames.

Philadelphia New York Mack Pieh Walsh Bressler Bush Shawkey Pennock Stallings Boston Braves AB. R. H. PO A. E Hartzell Cook Pe Mullen Peckinpaugh Schwert Bullet Collins Mori Cenens Baker el Eee PE Walsh Strunk Barry Opee Oldring Lapp Boone Mullen Maisel Murphy Colling Hutse Penock

Senators Finish Third After Win Over Boston

Washington defeated Boston 11 to 4 in the season finale securing third place in the league standings. The game featured a strong Washington lead and a festive mood in the closing innings. Bentley and Henry, Bedient, Ruth, Lee Speaker and Cady faced umpires Connolly and Egan.

Senators Boston Washington R. H. E. Washington Bentley Henry Bedient Ruth Lee Speaker Cady Connolly Egan

Vaughan Pitches Cubs to Victory Over Sox

Chicago Nationals defeated the Chicago Americans 4 to 2 to claim the city championship. Vaughn pitched effectively for the Nationals while Bresnahan, Wolfgang, Faber, Cicotte and Schalk contributed to the win.

Vaughan CUBS SOX Chicago Til Chicago Nationals Wolfgang Vaughn Bresnahan Faber Cicotte Schalk

Reyes Defeats Kennedy in Ten-Round Heavyweight Bout

New York October 8 Reyes former national amateur heavyweight champion defeated Tom Kennedy of New York in a ten round fight. Reyes weighed 209 pounds four more than Kennedy. In the same ring Jim Coffey and Terry Keller fought until the referee stopped Keller in the ninth.

New York al Reyes Tom Kennedy Reyes Jim Coffey Dublin Terry Keller California Seve Keller Meee Tee

Boston Brings Braves to World's Series Challenge

Philadelphia and Boston prepare for the 1914 World Series as the Braves rise from last to first in 36 days in the National League while the Athletics, led by Chief Bender, defend the American League title with a veteran roster and strong pitching depth. The tabbed clash features Maranville Evers Schmidt infield magic and Baker’s renewed form for the champions.

Erally Bostons Braves Evers Maranville Schmidt Cubs Johnny Evers Boston Fletcher New York Giants Plank Harry Davis Mack New York Baker Walsh New York Highlanders Davies Kopf Thomas Schang Lapp Philadelphia Athletics Mathewson McGinnity Coombs

Indianapolis Clinches Championship With 4–0 Win Over St Louis

Indianapolis defeats St Louis 4 to 0 to clinch the championship as fans flood the field. Falkenberg pitched at his best and Davenport, Chapman, and Ramiden contributed in the win.

Indianapolis Falkenberg Hig St. Louis R. H. EB Davenport Chapman Ramiden

Notice to Baseball Fans During World Series Events

Information will be dispersed from the item office during the World Series. Telephone and team updates will be available to fans attending the events.

Item

Auburn Changes in Lineup Signal Tough Week Ahead

Auburn plans stiff scrimmages as Florida and Clemson loom. Bary Taylor moves to tackle with Kearley back at end and Thigpen returning to guard. The squad reshapes positions as Coach Donahue presses for stronger Southern play ahead of key games.

Auburn Ala Outlaws Florida Donahue Bary” Taylor Kearley Thigpen Loulsell Steed Pitts Echols C. Thigpen Major Monk Hairston Harris Bidéz Whit University of Florida Clemson Ingham Mississippi Mercer Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Ascenaial Carlisle Atlanta Van Ita

Indianapolis Federals Capture Second Federal League Pennant

The Indianapolis Federal League club clinched the pennant by defeating St Louis on Wednesday, marking their second title in two years. Manager Bill Phillips credits the players while Bennie Kauff led in stolen bases and batted strongly, with Falkenberg Kaiserling key on the mound.

Indianapolis Ind St. Louis Whoa Bill” Phillips Chicago Gilmore Federals Baltimore Charlie Carr Kansas City Pittsburgh Hoosiers Tinker Falkenberg Kaiserling Bennie Kauff

Directum I Sets World Record in Tennessee Heat

Directum I won the Tennessee heat in 1,891-2 for the third heat, a world mark, with a mile time beating Minor Heir’s 1908 record by a full second. Earl Jr. earned second money again, as William plans to chase a new 2:00 world record for four year olds.

Directum I Lexington Tennessee Minor Heir Earl, Jr William

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