Amateur Winter League meeting and schedule update
The A. D. Davis Packing Company office hosts a Wednesday 8 PM meeting for the Winter League A D Davis team with Manager Calametti speaking and refreshments to follow. The Prichard vs New York Shoe Shops game is cancelled. Shoe Shops will play Folkes at Lyons Park Sunday with Neely and Levi as Shoe Shops batteries and Llewellyn and Calvin for Folkes.
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A. D. Davis
A. D. Davis Packing Company
Calametti
Prichard
New York
Folkes
Lyons Park
Neely
Levi
Foskes
Llewellyn
Calvin
Sailors Seek Baseball Games With City Clubs
Lieutenant R. P Mohie of the gunboat Machias requests The Item arrange baseball games with any local club. Machias has a star team led by captain and pitcher Stevens and has beaten nines from Sacramento Wheelin Culgoa and others, winning $1,200 last summer. Lineup includes Hammill Stevens Threm Harsh Timim Reichling Mullins Faires Gawrych with Gubry Shanahan Thompson as backups.
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R. P Mohie
Machias
Yeoman Stevens
Sacramento
Wheelin
Culgoa
Wheeling
Hammill
Stevens
Threm
Harsh
Timim
Reichling
Mullins
Faires
Gawrych
Gubry
Shanahan
Thompson
Ed Te
Gulf Coast Fair Showcases Mississippi Corn and Citrus
Visitors praise Clarke County Alabama and Choctaw County Mississippi corn displays. Local winners Gray Randall and Nathaniel Anderson lead the Corn Club with prize bushels while many veterans and professionals celebrate the Gulf Coast Fair’s impact on regional farming and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Counties
Mississippi
Choctaw County
Alabama
Perry County
Gulf Coast
Clarke County
Checotaw County
Olio
Chicago
Mobile County
Gray Randall
Gilbertown
Walker County
Nathaniel Anderson
Citronelle
Dewey Brown
Mack Hinton
Wilmer
Mr. Kerlin
Corn Club
Women View New Mobile Merchant Exhibits at Fair
The exhibit features Thomas Wagner & Co displays and a Mobile Electric Company booth with life savers and toasters. Other vendors show Blue Z feeds, sash and blinds, Vietrolas, frying oils, and Goodyear tires as visitors tour aisles and sample sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Electric Company
C. D. Kenny & Co
Kenny Booth
Eiectrne Company
Kenny
J. Zimmern
Mobile
Malcolm Partin
Corn Products Refining Company
Argo
Kingsford
Mobile Gas Company
Christian Science Booth
Christian Science Folks
Luscher & Sons
Dare
Joe Stone
Moore
Walter
Richards Building Material Company
Sutton’s
Dave S. Bayer
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Mobile Auto Company
Goodyear
Canoe
Ala
Adam Glass
Texas Com
Boxing and baseball notes clash with sport officials
The piece surveys sport politics and star chatter. It mentions Kilbane likely banned by the Fight Managers Association mirroring Cobb’s baseball ban, friction between Ban Johnson and Bill Bryan, hopes for peace, and praise for Mahan. It also notes Matt Wells pursuing the Lonsdale belt, White offering belts, Murphy ousted from the National League, and Freddie Welsh coaching a New York amateur boxing team. It ends with park plans for 55 000 seats and New York Americans signing Shocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kilbane
Ban Johnson
Ty Cobb
Bill Bryan
Bill
Ban
Johnny Evers
Mahan
Matt Wells
Lord Lonsdale
Charley White
Matt
Charley Murphy
Cubs
Freddie Welsh
Paulist Club
New York
Cub
Feds
Entries for races at the fair today
Secretary Joe Spannier of the racing department lists today's entries. First race 2:15 trot purse 240 includes Ethelgo with John Thomas driving and Penny woodbine driven by Ben Whitehead, plus other entries. Second race 2:25 pace purse 240 features Walter F driving on Whitehead and others, with Queen Gentry and Louise K among drivers. Third race 6 1 2 furlongs purse 100 lists Servicence, Lebanton, May Harvey, Sir Abra, Gay, Jim, Typhoon. Fourth race five mile motorcycles, entries not closed. Perjury case nolle prosed for Ed Smith. Jackson Reid case continues to November 20 and December 11.
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Joe Spannier
Racing Department of the Fair
Ethelgo
John Thomas
Pennywood
Ben Whitehead
Mise Woodbine
John W. Fitzgerald
Allie Watts
J. C. Canfield
Nigger Preacher
Dr. Banks
Westport
T. Warner
Walter F
On Whitehead
Joe Hal
J. B. Harrison
John A., Jr
R. C. Schwarz
Dot Gen
Bob McBride
Lady B
Louise K
Ss. F. Palin
Queen Gentry
E. Colsson
Servicence
McFarland
Lebanton
Everett
May Harvey
Effington
Sir Abra
Speeding
Gay
McGhire
Jim
Tanner
Typhoon
Mullin
Nolle
Ed Smith
Jackson Reid
Ritchie Loses Ten Round Bout to Johnny Dundee
Johnny Dundee of New York outpointed Willie Ritchie of San Francisco the American lightweight champion in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Dundee won five rounds to three with two even. Ritchie weighed 141 1 4 pounds to Dundee 132 1 2.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Dundee
Ritchie
Goth
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Polly and
Pals
Luton
Lon
Commercial Printing Company
St Michael Street
Bell
Wood Printing Co
St Michael Sr Bell
Home
Real Estate and Insurance
Duggan-Taylo- Realty Co., Inc
N ‘Royal Street
Gulf City Dye Works
S. Conception Street
Hone
Harry
Srecialti
Daupatn
Jackson County
Southern Paper Company
Tey
Lewis
Clarke and
Zimern
George K. Rogers
F.C. Turner & Co
Reynalds Music House
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Wesson
Southern Cortton Oil Company
W. N. Lafferty
Kahn Manufacturing Company
Gulf Shingle Manufacturing Company
Booth
Charles R. Morris & Co
W. Sackhoff
Phoenix
Conti Street
Mandot
Boston
Ted Lewis
Cision
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Ritchie-White
Milwaukee
Wis
Charlie White
State Athletic Commission
America
Simirt
Cotparco
Unrise
Sovereign
Sturnset
France
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