Mobile Team Overcomes Barons In Narrow Win
Mobile edged the Barons 4 to 3 after trailing 2 to 0 in the seventh inning. Burke and Perry led Mobile hitters while Ellam and Lindsay starred for Birmingham. Cobard shined on defense as McDowell impressed in right field and Schmidt praised the new player's service.
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Pelicans open double header here with Mobile this afternoon
The Pelicans start a four game slate at home weather permitting, with a 2:20 p.m. first game of a double header against Mobile. Fans may see Dixie Walker and H get together in one contest as New Orleans beat Birmingham in three of four last series.
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Fans complain over transfer of games in Mobile
A Mobile reader criticizes the Mobile Baseball Association for moving three games away from Atlanta, arguing season ticket holders and fans deserve a say and that the public funds the game’s foundation. The letter calls on club leaders to consider local fans’ pleasure in the decision.
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Sporting Editor
Mobile Item
Mobile Baseball Association
Atlanta
GAMES TODAY ACROSS Leagues
Southern division features Birmingham at Atlanta and New Orleans at Mobile in front of two clear games. National League shows Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia both cloudy with Chicago at St. Louis also cloudy. Federal League has Brooklyn at Newark and Pittsburgh at Kansas City with Baltimore at Buffalo cloudy. American League includes Washington at New York St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston all cloudy.
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Southern Association Scores From Yesterday's Games
Baseball results recap from yesterday across leagues including New Orleans, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Little Rock, New York, Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Brooklyn with runs, hits and errors listed for each matchup along with notable pitcher pairings and game outcomes. Key scores include New Orleans 8-2 over the other team, and Chicago 8-7 Philadelphia in a separate tilt.
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Bottled beer seized after Mobile County deputy stop
Monday morning deputies led by Deputy August Oberhaus stopped a car on a bridge near Fowl River. Leonard W Brown Charles Desmore and Ed Smith were charged with violating the prohibition law after officers found six sacks of loose bottled beer. A Mobile Island camp uncovered Sunday contained thirty six barrels of bottled beer thirty six cases of whiskey and ten barrels of whiskey valued over 2500.
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Leonard W. Brown
Charles Desmore
Ed Smith
Fowl River
Mobile County
Mon Louis Island
Basketball Players to Meet Friday at YMCA
A meeting of all basketball players is set for Friday at 6 30 PM at the YMCA. All men wishing to try out for the big team should attend as plans for the coming season will be outlined.
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Mobile
Southern Champion Wins Golf Match at Chicago
The first round of the Woman's national golf championship in Chicago saw sixteen survivors from diverse regions. Notable results include 17-year-old Alexa Sterling of Atlanta defeating Mrs. Harry D. Hammond of Indianapolis in 19 holes, while Laurie Kaiser and Miss Sterling advance to face tomorrow's opponents. Other winners include Marion Hollins, Elaine Rosenthal, and Eleanor Chandler among several Chicago and regional players.
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Ten-Cent Baseball and Season Notes Across Leagues
Fed League president Jim Gilmore predicts a ten-cent baseball change next season as major leagues discuss pricing. Nemo Leibold of the White Sox snagged a foul fly and a third-run scores in the winning rally. Joliet’s base thrower may lack control despite distance prowess. Women sailors enter Atlantic City Yacht Club races. William Marshall’s $32,500 boxing purse raises scrutiny, not summons. The law blocks Marsans from boxing, while Jimmy Smith injures a Cuban in a spike incident.
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Chicago
Johnston Beats McLoughlin For National Tennis Title
In Forest Hills New York William M Johnston of San Francisco defeated Maurice M McLoughlin in a four set final 1 6 6 0 7 5 10 8 to win the national singles championship. Johnston’s youth prevailed as crowds roared and the players were carried from the court.
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San Francisco
Maurice M. McLoughlin
Golden Gate City
McLoughlin
Johnston
Orthodox Jews to Pray for Brethren in Stricken Europe
New York Sept 8 The Jewish New Year begins at 6 PM with Orthodox communities urged to pray for brethren in war torn Europe. Special collections will aid European Jews and sermons will focus on peace prospects. Plans for relief in the war zone accompany a $1,000,000 raised by the American Jewish relief committee.
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American Jewish Relief Committee
Gymnasium Classes Resume at YMCA This Fall
YMCA announces formal gymnasium work to begin Monday with the 5 30 business men's class and the 8 10 young men's class. The 6 30 class is postponed for now. Summer schedule continues for boys until school opens, then winter schedule of three days. Basketball men meet Friday September 10 with rapid shaping program for October 1 training season. Informal work continues until formal opening.
Bankrupt Toulminville worker seeks relief in court
Sam W. Imgram of Toulminville filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 915 and no assets. The Mobile news notes a busy day with school board session at 8 pm, the opening of the term, and local civic events including a dance tournament and suffrage meeting cancellations. A domestic incident reports Tom Beasly stabbing Matilda Boykin, hospital transport, and Beasley’s escape, with police alerted.
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Mobile County
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Beasley
Hartwell Hosts Fishing Trip Aboard Schooner Amythist
Guy J Hartwell entertained friends with a weekend voyage aboard the schooner Amythist to Grant's Pass Dauphin Island and Coden. They sailed from Mobile Saturday night and returned Monday night with fishing and bathing enjoyed by all. Passengers included W E Dermody New Orleans W C Holmes Akron L V Sink Paducah Ky King Williford Chicago Leonard Metzger Tom Snively Foley Crawford and Guy J Hartwell.
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