Gulls and Barons Split Labor Day Doublebill
Birmingham and Mobile played a Labor Day doubleheader with the Barons securing the pennant claim. In the morning Perryman highlighted a Gulls rally, driving in eleven runs, while Neiderkorn earned the afternoon decision as the Barons tied the set. Errors and defensive miscues marked the games as both teams posted strong hits and timely baserunning.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Barons
Gulls
Perryman
Erry
Sloan
Neiderkorn
Bea
Eliam
Calhoun
Erryman
Fan
Karr
Firmingham
Perry
Gland and Special Diseases of Men Treatment Ad by Doctor
Advertisement for A C Smith physician offering treatment for blood poison piles fistula and stricture. Free examination. Hours 9 AM to 8 PM Sundays 10 to 2. Address 169 Dauphin St Mobile Alabama.
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A. C. Smith
Dauphin ST
Mobile
Ala
Food for Fandom and Major League Notes Spread
Food for Fandom Mobile has one win and three losses, with two Sunday losses to the Pels and a split with the Barons. Mobile and Birmingham close the season at Barons grounds, then Mobile hosts Pelicans in a three-game set. Nearby Cuban baseball plans are announced, plus Knoxville seeking a Southern League franchise investment. New York tops Boston in a doubleheader, and the New York State League wraps with Binghamton on top. Other scores include Little Rock over Chattanooga, St. Louis overtaking Chicago, Brooklyn surpassing Philadelphia, New Orleans and Atlanta splitting, Memphis taking two from Nashville, and various league pennants decided in New England and the Colonial and Central Associations.
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Karr
Gulls
Birmingham
Rey Perryman
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Calhoun
Sloan
Molesworth
Burich
Black
Niederkorn
Burke
Wirmingham
Pelicans
George Mullin
Detroit Star
Chester
Celestials
Mark
Mullin
Apau
Cuba
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United States
Knoxville
Knox County
New York
Boston
Hughes
Merkle
Robertson
Tyler
Tesreau
Snodgrass
Detroit
Grover Lowdermilk
St. Louis Americans
Portland
Hugh Duffy
Boston Nationals
Lawrence
Lynn
Worcester
Lowell
Lewiston
Manchester
Fitchburg
Hartford
Brockton
New Bedford
New Haven
Springfield
Races in Big League Closer Now Than Ever
New York Sept 7 Baseball calculations were upset by Labor Day double headers as both leagues tighten races. The Brooklyn Superbas moved to second in the National League two games back of Moran and two ahead of the Braves. The Red Sox dropped both to New York and sit one game ahead of Detroit. Rain halted Detroit and St Louis. The Braves face Giants then a three game series with the Superbas at Ebbetts Field. The Phillies struggle after dropping two to Brooklyn and New York. The Red Sox lead Detroit by a single game with 30 games left. Boston plays most remaining at home.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Superbas Tonight
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Red Sox
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Tigers
St. Louis
Giants
Ebbetts Field
Superbas
Alexander
Phillies
Texas League Ends Season With Labor Day Doubleheader
The Texas League closed its season on Labor Day with a doubleheader. Waco won the pennant with San Antonio in second place and Fort Worth third while Galveston, Dallas, Houston, Shreveport and Beaumont followed in the second division. San Antonio beat Beaumont 3 to 1, Dallas defeated Shreveport 3 to 1, and Fort Worth fell to Waco 4 to 2. Johnny Kilbane defended his featherweight title against Alvie Miller in Cedar Point, Ohio.
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Texas
Waco
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Cedar Point
Johnny Kilbane
Alvie
Miller
Lorraine
Ohio
Baseball schedules for today by league and city
In the Southern Association New Orleans visits Atlanta Nashville plays Memphis Mobile travels to Birmingham and Chattanooga goes to Little Rock all in clear conditions. In the National League Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St Louis are cloudy. American League features Washington at Philadelphia in two games and St Louis at Cleveland with Detroit at Chicago and New York at Boston also cloudy. Federal League has Chicago at St Louis in two games cloudy and Pittsburgh at Kansas City in two games.
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Chattanooga
Cincinnati
McLoughlin Faces Johnston In West Side Final
Maurice I. McLoughlin and William M. Johnston meet in the final of the National Lawn Tennis Championship at West Side Tennis Club. Johnston upset Williams to reach the final as conditions looked slow on the turf court this afternoon.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Maurice I. McLoughlin
West Side
William M. Johnston
R. Norris
Williams
Johnston
Nelson Battles Hard But Wanes In Twenty Round Bout
In St Louis last night Battling Nelson showed his former skill but faded as the twenty round bout wore on. He absorbed punishment yet lacked steam and cleverness in the closing exchange.
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Nelson
ST. Louis
Herrman Laubis
Missouri Athletic Association
Mississippi River
Laubis
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