Hogg Stops Pell While Karr Loses In Split Doubleheader
Mobile and New Orleans split a Wednesday doubleheader 5 to 4 and 6 to 2. Hogg pitched the first game past the seventh inning before Northen and McDowell led Mobile's offense. in the second, Karr struggled as New Orleans rolled to victory with Thomas and Bluhm leading the hits while Higgins and the defense faltered for Mobile.
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Mobile
New Orleans
Hogg
Thomas
Northen
McDowell
Karr
Pelicans
Walker
Bluhm
AB. R. H. PO
GMS RW
Cecupers
Calhoun
Behmidt
Ty Toirie
Hendryx
Ee Edmondson
Sylvested
Aviv Ovens
Allison
Wey Susie
Ec Ivvascs Cesiet Sleces
Burke
Yiomas
Reilly
AB H
Edmondson
Ifeae
Cylvester
Knaupp
Jenes Blulin
Higgins
Eaennnee Walker
Peeenne
Earese
Flick
Cobard
Schmidt
Kerin
Chesnutt
Southern Association
Dobbs
Weaver
Bagby
Holmquist
The
Holt McDowell
Short
Dixie Walker
Pets
Giants
McGraw
Morton
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
O’neill
Chief Bender
Jim Thorpe
Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Braves
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Superbas
Phillies
Philadelphias
Evers
Stallings
Braves’ Field
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Rube Marquard
Appleton
Rucker
Jess Barnes
Dodgers
Scott Perry
Arthur Johnson
Crackers
Perry
Johnson
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Company Regular Sails
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Company announces regular sailings to Kingston Jamaica outports Haiti Martinique Barbados Trinidad and Demerara with calls at any West Indian ports when cargo available. For information contact Steamship Co City Bank Building Mobile Alabama.
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Caribbean & Southern Steamship Coo., Inc
Seeberg Steamship Co
Mtermanip
Windward
Leeward Islands
Central
South America
Kingston
Jamaica
Ort-Au-Prince
Haiti
Mredescape
Martinique
Barbados
Sinidad
Demerara
West Indies
Caribbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
City Bank
Mobile
Alabama
Alabama Squad Rounding Into Shape for 1915 Schedule
University of Alabama football coach Kelly has the 1915 squad rounding into shape two weeks earlier than in recent seasons. Key veterans return including Bully Vandegraff and Jimmie Hicks’s replacement, Pink Hagan, with a strong schedule featuring Howard College, Birmingham College, Mississippi College, Tulane, Sewanee, Georgia Tech, the University of Texas, and the University of Mississippi.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Kelly
Jimmie Hicks
Bully Vandegraff
Vandergraffs
Bill Harsh
Griffith Harsh
Basil Burks
Lowndes Morton
Sunbeam
Saul
Food for Fandom Tracks Mobile New Orleans Clash
Mobile and New Orleans renew Southern Association play in a Thurs day doubleheader with Higgins and Holt McDowell starring for Mobile. Northen and Thomas homer for the visitors as both clubs chase late season wins amid pennant contention and shifting standings across the league.
Little Hook Worms Sweep Doubleheader Over White Elephants
The Little Hook Worms defeated the White Elephants in a Sunday doubleheader on the brickyard diamond, winning 8 to 2 in the opener and 2 to 1 in the nightcap. Crivellari and Marshall led the Hook Worms with solid hitting while Dia arene and Glover contributed on defense and offense. In the second game Edo scoring sequence shows the Elephants rally as Williams and Marshall logged key at bats with Tucker and Glover supporting.
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Little Hook Worms
White Elephants
Brickyard
J. Crivellari
T. Marshall
E. Diaarene
B. Glover
Edo
Williams
I. Tucker
Yesterday's baseball scores across minor leagues
Southern Association Birmingham four runs to Atlanta one five, Johnson Wallace Perry Rum er. Carolina League Charlotte five Asheville three Winston-Salem fourteen Greensboro four Durham two Raleigh zero. International League Richmond five Buffalo four Rochester five Providence four. American Association Minneapolis seven Louisville four Indianapolis nine Kansas City two Milwaukee six five Cleveland seven one.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
Brooklyn
Ees
Nehf
Hughes
Whaling
Gowdy
Marquard
Appleton
Miller McCarty
Barnes
Say Rucker
Dell and
Miller
Chicago
Cce
Deen S
St. Louis
Lavender
Pierce
Archer
Ames
Snyder
New York
Philadelphia
Ritter
Schupp
Perritt
Dooin
Schangmemes
E. Burns
Boston Sreesnseees
Sheehan
McAvoy
Leonard Mays
Carrigan
Schalk
Gee
Hearne
O'Connor
Packard Enzenroth
Ween
Newark Sev Peveesseee
Marion
Land Kaiserling
Moran
Rariden
Bie
Newark Perret Er Senees
Upham
Simon
Moseley
Billiard
Buffalo
Ewer
Baltimore Wee
Southern Association
New Orleans Tees S
Birmingham Sete
Memphis
Nashville
Wean
Atlanta
Wwe
Detroit
Washington
Snow Volk
Pittsburgh
Ene
St. Pier ¢ Obs
Sao
Il Io
Eeredes Seer Eee
Newark Ore Eeecceesees
Kansas City Weet
Enee Arene
Buffalo Peewee
Ane
O. Tee
Brookly Pee Wee Ewee
Dobbs Signs Biloxi Star Merlins Player To New Orleans Trial
Fritz Sam Merlin of Biloxi signs with the New Orleans Southern League for next season with a training report set for April 1. Summerlin’s performance draws Gulf Coast attention and Pelicans manager Johnny Dobbs takes note through Biloxi contact John J Kennedy. Altitude record tied by E X De Mars at 6,600 metres matching Otto LInnekogel’s 1914 mark in an Johannisthal flight.
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John J. Kennedy
Biloxi
Summerlin
Paris
E. X. de Mars
Otto Linnekogel
Johannisthal
Two Women Golf Champions Ousted in National Tournament
The women's national golf match saw Lillian Hyde of New York and Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago lose to Philadelphia’s Mrs. R. H. Barlow and Chicago’s Marjorie Edwards. Alexa Sterling of Atlanta dominated Laurie Kaiser, while Eleanor Allen upset former champion Mrs. J. W. Hurd.
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Chicago
Lillian Hyde
New York
Elaine V. Rosenthal
R. H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Marjorie Edwards
Alexa Sterling
Atlanta
Laurie Kaiser
W. A. Gavin
Eleanor Allen
New England
Miss Allen
J. W. Hurd
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Campbell
England
Caleb Fox
Boston
J. W. Huard
KR. H. Barlow
Ernestine Pearce
Caroline Painter
Elaine Rosenthal
C. H. Vanderbeck
Winters Coldham
Toledo
K. L. Beifield
Elizabeth Allen
Rock Island
Remarkable Play Sees Johnston Griffin Win N L T A Doubles
In Forest Hills New York on September 9 William M Johnston and Clarence J Griffin of San Francisco won the National Lawn Tennis Association doubles championship from Maurice E McLoughlin of San Francisco and Thomas C Bundy of Los Angeles. The five set match ended 2 6 6 3 6 4 3 6 6 3 with 23 games and 153 points for the winners versus 22 games and 154 for the losers. Johnston and McLoughlin emerged as the standout stars amid strong support from both sides.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
William M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Los Angeles
National Lawn Tennis Association
Johnston
McLoughlin
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St. Harrison Mutual Burial
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Western. Electric Co
Saghenshee
Seher - Alidor Electric Co
Bayou LA Batre
Peter F. Alba
Bayou Ta Barre
Mobile County
A. D. Davis
Haas Bros
George Riva
Buddie” Johnston
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Hammers
Irvington
Frank FE. Smee
Yon la Batre
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Alba Park
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Riva
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Rosson
R. H.E
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Wallace
Rumer
Richmond
Rochester
Providence
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Cincinnati
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Gerard
PHIL
P. Cresap Co., Ltd
A. c. Smith
New Orleans VS. Mobile
U.S. Marine
U. S. Marine
Kentucky
American Tobacco Company
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