Mouile and Chattanooga Shutout In Last-Frame Thriller
Holmquist pitched four hits allowed in a tense Mobile at Chattanooga game. Dobard Perry and Cowell provided key hits as Mobile pushed across runs in the eighth and ninth. Miller homered and singled scoring on Northen’s RBI as Mobile won 0 to 0 in ten innings.
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Chattanooga
Holmauist
Gulls
Sedan
Guilinfield
Innnings
Miller
Clark
Marshall
Dobard
Perry
Atured
Saowell
Moile Pane
Hélmquist
Mcaoe
Pitler
Mobile
McDowell
Northen
Ae. Obne
Aea AF
Millet
Polbard
Cowell
Neiderkorn
Hotmanuist
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Holme Piiereft
Rae
Fookento
Vobard
Fick
Holmquist
Bobbie
Ons Étror
Graff
Caveny
T. Ie
Fue Milter
Jackson
Pata Tyson
Tyson
Hertherh
Hawk
South Atlantic
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Tuane
Hay
Dave
Giants
New York
Jimmy Lavenday
Chicago
Williams
Bender
Ooyle
Wiliams
Hughes
Nehf
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Phillies
Rhodie Dook
Paskett
Huggins
Cravath
Tranter
Alexander
Rixey
Gonzales
al Demaree Way
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Coombs
Douglas
Cheney
Rube Marquard
Broklyn
Joe Wasner
Cutshaw
Daubert
Stengel
Herb Kelly
Pirates
New York Signs Sugar Contract With French Government
Contracts for 5900 tons of refined sugar were signed in New York with the French government and the Federal Sugar Refining Company official stating the order’s value near 5 million dollars. The purchases are linked to wartime shipments for European countries as the war disrupts trade.
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Federal Sugar Refining Company
Ayer Ho B
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New York
Red Backstop Big Help To Reds Streak
One of the Reds main forces was catcher Tom Clarke whose handling of pitchers helped Her zog produce four effective starters. His cannonball pegs reduced steals against Cincinnati and his hitting neared the 300 mark.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Tom Clarke
Clarke
Herzog
Yesterday's baseball results across minor leagues
In the Southern Association and International League Harrisburg Jet defeated Toronto 5-0 while Buffalo beat Jersey City 8-3 and Providence and Chester posted losses. Richmond and Montreak played 1-1 in ten innings. American Association games saw Kansas City 5 St Paul 4 and Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 2. Cleveland 5 Carolina League Charlotte 8 Asheville 2 and Raleigh Greensboro and Winston-Salem-Durham theme noted.
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Harrisburg
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Providence
Chester
Richmond
Montreak
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chidianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Cleveland
Carolina League
Charlotte
Asheville
Raleigh
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Clu Southern Association
New Orleans
Ene Edeertseerend
Chattanooga Fee
Rock
Philadelphia
Heweert
Boston
Carl Pseee
Chicago
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New York Oos
Pittsburgh Lees Shiver O
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chi Beer
Washington
New York
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St Louis Eoole
Clevendee PF
Ewe
Philaphia Chop
Aby Sa
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Petewark
City
Wee Wem
Brooklyn Gos
Baltimore
Amateur and collegiate rules align on basketball dribble change
A AU committee announced that amateur and collegiate basketball rules will be unified this year with a new dribble rule allowing dribbling and a goal attempt count. Separate notes on the first grand circuit meet at Empire City Park followed, with heavy rain, no betting, and Peter Scott defeating Lee Axworthy in the 2:08 trot race.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
N. Y
Empire City Park
Lee Axworthy
Peter Scott
Olay
Cleveland
Westerox
Dover
N. H
Worthy Prince
Queen Abbess
Jeanette Speed
Directum I
Mobile and Boston Braves Pace Baseball News Roundup
The report covers early season baseball events with Miller praised after a key triple and farewell gifts from teammates. It notes Williams rescuing a no hitter, varied results across leagues, Macon leaving the South Atlantic, and management reshuffles including Hendryx’s hitting with New Orleans and Dawid Fultz urging cleaner language on fields.
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Detroit
Chisago
Chicago
Dubuc
Cuca Cá
Cobb
Donovan
Yankees
Washington
Althoug
Macon
J Sabe
Tim Henares
Orleans
Walter
Indians
Hendryx
New Orleans
Dawid ‘Fultzof
Frank Bancroft
Cucinhati
Connie Mack
Philadelphiari
Allstar National
Ide Ta Pay Blves
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Lea i
R. E. Cook
St. Louis
Browns
Reneed Legion
Rickey
Cenmie
Walter Ancker
Boston
Washtoaeey
White Sox
E- ‘Sox
Wally Schang
Marie Aubrey
Bug
Schang
Aubrey
Philadelphia
Clark
Griffith
Falo
Jamieson
Chick Gandil
Bisons
Cleveland American Manat
Vaiden
Ontinee
Ey Ga
Hill
South B
Spiders
Brenton
Gooch
Savannah
Dgatic
Cher Antley
Waycross
Nashville
Johnson
Sindiag
Atlanta
Wetkehis
Roth
Bushelman
Memphis
McDonald
Wil
Charles Ee Sakstel
The
Brook
Hey Chaney
New York
Draving
Toronto Tor
McGraw Builds New Giants Core From Young Players
Manager John McGraw signs and develops young talent for a new Giants team. Doc Brainerd earns an infield spot after Fred Merkle moves to the outfield. Kelly, nephew of former star Bill Lange, also joins to push Brainerd for the first base job.
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John McGraw
Doc Brainerd
Brainerd
Fred Merkle
McGraw
Kelly
Bill Lange
Dixie Golf Stars Battle In Second Round At Detroit
Dixie golf survivors Nelson Whitney of New Orleans and A C Ulmer of Jacksonville faced each other in the 36 hole amateur championship second round. Other notable pairings included Jerome Travers and Max Marston with Francis Quimet and D E Sawyer, as fans watched Travers and Sawyer tipped as likely semifinal contenders amid a strong field.
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Dixie Golf Stars
Detroit
Mich
Dixieland
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
A. C. Ulmer
Jacksonville
Jerome Travers
Max Marston
Springfield
N. J
James D. Standish, Jr
Francis Quimet
King
D. E., Sawyer
Wheaton
Ills
James D Standish, Jr
Michigan
W. C. Fownes
Pittsburgh
Fownes
Margarin
Jownes
Standish
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Guilford
Travers
Marston
Davison
Herron
Fla
Robert E. Hunter
Pasa
Sherri Sherman
Utica
Albert Seckel
Chicago
Hamilton Kerr
Manchester
Dudley Mudge
St. Paul
Anderson
Mount Vernon
New York
Reuben G. Bush
Southern Association
Memphis
Atlanta
Ashville
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Philadelpho New York
St. Louis
Louis
Pittsdur
Brooklyn
Newark
Buffalo
Clea
Prmpeegls le
Sville
Pie Rae
Shel- Turn
Eager
COL, Inc
Philosophy and flapdoodie mistaken for ideas
The remark notes that many begin talks with a pretended philosophy frame yet confuse flapdoodie with genuine philosophy. It highlights the gap between surface framing and substantive argument in intellectual discussions.
Ouimet and Travers Win at Golf in National Amateur
In Detroit on September 1 Ned Sawyer of Wheaton Illinois defeated Chick Evans of Chicago six up and five in their first round match. Francis Quimet and Jerome Travers won their matches easily with Quimet 8 and 7 over W H Gardner II and Travers winning 14 up and 13 holes.
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Chick” Evans
Gardner White
Flushing
L. I. Marston
Travers
Quimet
Sawyer
Evans
Standish
W. C. Fownes
Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
Detroit
Vict
Ned Sawyer
Wheaton
Ills
Chick Evans
Chicago
Sawyers
Chick
Francis Quimet
Jerome Travers
W.H. Gardner II
Buffalo
George A. Crump
Philadelphia
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Jack Crumer
Arly
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Vaughn
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Griner
Snyder
Killifer
Ames
Demaree
Mayer
Gineey Schneider
Gowdy
Wingo
Detroi Russell
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Nubite
Aitewell
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Penny
Ashington
Boeehling
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O'Connor
Pittsburgh Brennan
Wilsor
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John Ball
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Ouimet
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