Old Man Manush Sparks Tense Southern League Pennant Fight
In NTA Ga on Sept 6 the Mobile and Atlanta pennant race tightened as the two clubs split a doubleheader last night withAtlanta winning the first 6-5 in ten innings and Mobile taking the second before rain. Manush drove in the tying run in the tenth and Ace Dent held Mobile in check as Atlanta closed its season with Chattanooga looming.
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Dave Robertson Narrowly Leads Welchence in Batting Race
Dave Robertson of the Mobile club leads the Southern Association batting race by one point over Atlanta outfielder Harry Welchence. Robertson has 373 hits in 5608 at bats for a .341 average on the season while Welchence is at 192 hits in 564 at bats for a .340 average, with Welchence setting a new hits record. Frank Hulseman’s 191 hits in 1911 had stood as the prior record.
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Evening Scores Across Southern League and NYC Games
Baseball scores from multiple games show Chattanooga and New Orleans in a late drama, Nashville with a shutout, and New York clash finishing on a darkness delay. Key pitchers Covaleski Giddo More and At New York offense led by Kard Clarke Cheney Lavy.
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Reading from a damaged score report in Philadelphia game
Fragmentary OCR shows innings and runs for a baseball matchup involving Collins Hall Carrigan Plank and Gossett Bochling Weisman. includes several misreads and unclear team labels. overall lines indicate an Lous Chicago game in the Federal League context with partial scoring data
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Demaree Holds His Position In Hurling List
Joe Jackson leads the American League batting race with a .387 average over 125 games. Other top hitters include Speaker .362 and Lajoie .358, as Daubert chases first in the National League with a .315 average and Yingling at .572 in 29 games. Pitching leaders show Johnson atop the American list with 29 wins and Demaree and Humphries leading the National.
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Baseball matchups across leagues and cities listed
In the Southern League games New Orleans visits Mobile while Chattanooga plays Atlanta and Birmingham travels to Nashville. Memphis meets Montgomery. National League action has Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at Newtown Pt Louis at Pittisboro Cincinnati at Chicago. American League features Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Michigan Ready to Rejoin Big Nine Conference
The University of Michigan plans to resume Big Nine membership after the Western Conference approves all rules unanimously. The Michigan governing board reports the agreement requires unanimous approval of rules before enforcement.
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Johnson City Captures Second Appalachian League Game
Johnson City beat Knoxville 5 to 2 to take the second game of the Appalachian League pennant series in Knoxville Tennessee. The contest followed a day of scattered league results across multiple circuits with New York routing Brooklyn 6 to 0 and other scores reported.
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Umpire Brennan Forfeited Game to New York Giants
New York press release prints Umpire Brennan statement denying managerial influence in the forfeit of a Philadelphia game. Brennan says rope barriers blocked sight of pitches, police would not clear the crowd, and he forfeited in the ninth inning after warnings to Captain Doolin and the Philadelphia authorities.
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Harvard Tennis Victories Seal Singles and Doubles Titles
Harvard defeats Princeton and advances to the final rounds in the intercollegiate lawn tennis championship at Haverford. R Norris Williams Jr. beat Wendell Kuhn 6-1 6-3 6-2 to reach the final, while Williams and E H Whitney won the doubles 3-6 6-1 6-4 6-4 over George M. Church and Kuhn.
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Baby Reliance III Wins Thomas Trophy For Speed
Buffalo N Y September 6 Baby Reliance III owned by J Stuart Blackton of New York won the thirty mile Perry Centennial speed race on the Niagara river securing permanent possession of the 2500 Thomas trophy and the 1913 interstate championship of America Haida Papoose owned by Max Fleischman of Cincinnati took second after Reliance II failed to place Oregon Kid and Kitty Hawk V were raised after sinking earlier in the regatta A test run buildup for the afternoon race was planned and Baby Reliance swamped by swells from a passing steamer later sank in trial spins nearby
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Cubs Sign Three New Players Including O Connor
President Murphy announced the signing of J J O Connor a right handed pitcher from the University of Illinois William Valandingham Hieronymus a right handed pitcher from Clinton county Ohio and Charles Pauwen a first baseman who has been playing semi professional ball The note adds Newfoundland has steadily increased its agricultural production.
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Food For Fandom Braves and Crackers race in late season action
Atlanta fans faced disappointment as a Friday double header with Mobile was halted to catch trains. The Crackers and Gulls battled, Mobile controversy swirled over pacing and pennant hopes, while other league results and player moves filled the day’s notes.
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Big Pole May Hurl For Lookouts in Last Game With Crackers
Chattanooga and Atlanta were set for the final local game of the season. Covaleskie and Street faced Dent and Chapman as probable batteries in threatening weather. The outcome could decide whether Mobile or Atlanta wins the pennant, tied for first place, with two Mobile-New Orleans games remaining.
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Memphis Hosts First Transferred Game From Montgomery Today
Memphis, Tenn September 6. The first of two games transferred from Montgomery to Memphis at Red Elm is set for today. Memphis batterie Newton or Kissinger and Seabough will start, while Case or Gribbens is expected to start for the visitors.
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Broke Down Fence To Get Into Park For Game At Atlanta
Special to The Item. Atlanta set a league attendance record with Mobile at 12,140 paid admissions and 12,812 turnstiles for Friday's game. A large crowd forced entry after gates were breached, with around 5,000 entering free. Atlanta's season total reached 183,871.
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Dr Kings New Life Pills Promotion
Nearly every woman needs a good laxative. Dr. King's New Life Pills are prompt safe and do not cause pain. Mrs M C Dunlap of Leadill Tennessee says they helped her greatly. Get a box today price 25c. Recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Co. adv-3.
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Lend You Money on Good Security in Mobile
G Hardy Smith of Mobile Alabama advertises lending money on solid security and offering to build or sell homes on easy terms. The notice emphasizes reliable financing and home construction or purchase options for local residents.
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