Ragged First Inning Beats Gulls as Barons Win
The Barons scored five runs in the first inning to take control of the game and held on for a 6 to 0 victory over the Gulls. Errors plagued the Gulls early, with misplays tying up the field and a shaky start hampering Mobile. Dee Walsh and Captain Charlie misplays are noted, while Campbell and Johnston contributed key hits for Birmingham. The game featured disputes with umpire Stockdale and a ten dollar fine on Baron Johnston.
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Gulls
Mike
Walsh
M N
Samppell
Stockdale
Paulet
Baron
Keystone Station
Messenger
Marcan
Campbell
fcBride
Suban
Johnston
Queen of the Antilles
Slam
Betas
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Hardgrove
Bill Maloney
Starr
Almeida
O'Dell
Jake
Tommy Long
Alabama
Tommy
Mobile
Ellam
Big Jake
Long
Finn Luhrs
Molesworth
Yantz
A. R.H
PO. A
Maloney
O'Dellee
Jacobson
Dunn
Fy Campbell
Imhreon
Birmingham
PO Marcan
Essenger
Eneee
Bart Ida
Weenens
Bride
Enenene
Meson
Oll
Dgrove
Hard Boyd
Jean
Pene Brei
Bout Declared Off After Protest Over Loafing Methods
New Orleans dispatch reports three men protested Willie of Philadelphia and a local boy Frankie before a bout, leading officials to declare the match off amid crowd unrest and disputes over conduct.
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New Orleans
Jnst
Willie
Philadelphia
Frankie
Cobb Leads Big Five at Stick Work
Cobb holds a 16 point lead over Tris Speaker in the American League hitting race. Cobb went to bat three times Sunday and hit once as Speaker and Collins remained quiet while Boston and Philadelphia faced the Athletics.
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Abbs Av
NCO
Svcsees
Ocvik
Collinge “Seccesssje
Css
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Georgia Peach
Boston
Cobb
Jackson
Tajole
Speaker
Collins
Red Sox
Athletics
Tony Ross Disqualified Versus Big Joe Jeanette in New York
Tony Ross of Newcastle Pennsylvania was disqualified for low blows in the seventh round against Joe Jeanette, challenger for the heavyweight title, at Madison Square Garden. Jeanette dominated the bout as Gunboat Smith outboxed Tom MacMinahon in a separate ten rounder. George Kirkwood nearly KOed Frankie Fleming in one round, while Kid Carter defeated Harry Lenny in six rounds.
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New York
Tony Ross
Newcastle
Joe Jeanette
Madison Square Garden
Jeanette
Gunboat Smith
California
Tom MacMinahon
Pittsburg
George Kirkwood
St. Louis
Frankie Fleming
Kid Carter
New Orleans
Harry Lenny
Baltimore
Lang Defeats Bronson In 12 Round Welterweight Bout
Winnipeg report says Hilliard Lang Canadian welterweight champion outpointed Ray Bronson of Indianapolis in a 12 round match last night. Lang showed faster speed and sharper footwork to secure victory.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hilliard Lang
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Lang
Noted Baseball Scout to Lecture in Mobile
Ted Sullivan, famed baseball figure, arrived in Mobile for a short visit to Monroe Park. He denied baseball scouting rumors and said he will deliver a lecture later this week during his several days in the city.
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Ted Sullivan
Baseball
Mobile
United States Rifle Team Named for Palma Trophy Trip
The U S Rifle team to compete in Ottawa Canada for the Palma international trophy has been selected and left for Ottawa. Captains and officers lead a squad of marksmen including Kean Eddy Casey Alderman Martin Chesley Tewes Weneabel Teat Duff Hessian Geogh with scores ranging from 572 to 595 at tryouts.
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N. J
United State
Otawa
Canada
Ottawa
W. Broohkhart
Iowa
M. ¢. Mumma
F. H. Kean
Massachusetts
E. We Eddy
Ohio
I. K. V. Casey
Pennsylvania
Ralph Alderman
District of Columbia
W. 3B. Martin
New Jersey
George W. Chesley
Connecticut
Cornel Wm. A. Tewes
J. 11. Weneabel
New York
H. F. Tea
McGoorty to Box England Champion Harrison in New York
Eddie Mc Goorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin has been matched to box Jack Harrison the middleweight champion of England at the Garden Athletic Club in New York on September 28. They agreed to weigh 167 pounds at 6 o'clock on the day of the bout.
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Chicago
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Jack Harrison
England
Garden Athletic Club
New York
Conway Stake a Feature of Grand Circuit Races
Syracuse N Y September 9 Ideal weather and large attendance opened the grand circuit races at the New York State fair. The Conway stake led a day of fast times with Tongworth B and Sarah Ann Patch in a close first heat. Patch won the next two heats easily. Baron Aberdeen swept the 2:15 trot and Axworth won the Ka Noo No stake.
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N. Y
Conway Stake
Tongworth B
Sarah Ann Patch
Baron Aberdeen
Bessie Bee
Major Odell
Nellie Temple
Axworth
Pitchers Battle Probable With Pug And Foxen on Mound
The Gulls seek a win over league leaders this afternoon led by Pug Cavet on the mound in a likely pitchers battle. Foxen is slated to start for the Barons with Hardgrove possible. both clubs aim to finish strong on Ladies Day.
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Foxen
Gulls
Mike
Cavet
Baseball Headquarters
Pep
Ginger
Colsson
Pug” Cavet
Barons
New Orleans
Crescent City Deposters
Molesworth
Hardgrove
Twirler
Guls
National Commission settles Beaumont row in Texas League case
The National Baseball Commission ruled Beaumont of the Texas League failed to receive the required players from Oklahoma City. It ordered $3,000 from Boston to Beaumont, $1,500 to Beaumont’s note, and $180 to Player Jordan, with remaining funds held pending claims from Massey Dugan Wall and others. The body also corrected notices on purchased and optional players including McLister’s status.
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National Baseball Commission
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Boston
National Board
Jordan
Hoston Club
Brant
Martini
Massey, Dugan
Wall
Minpeapolis
Nashville
Ritchie Signs to Fight Joe Mandot in October
Billy Nolan, manager of Willie Ritchie, announced the San Francisco lightweight has been signed to meet Joe Mandot of New Orleans. The contract was signed by Mandot's manager Harry Coleman. The bout is planned for the third or fourth week in October in New Orleans or Memphis.
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San Francisco
Billy Nolan
Willie Ritchie
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Harry Coleman
Mandot
Memphis
Aviator Provost Promises Love Flight Record Challenge
Maurice Provost, French aviator, vows to break altitude records to win a Chicago woman during the aviation meet. The Chicago Motor Club fall reliability run is set for October 7 to 11, covering about 1,025 miles in five days from Chicago to Clinton, Peoria, Bloomington, Springfield, and back.
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Chicago
Maurice
Chicago Motor Club
Detroit
New Orleans
Clinton
Peoria
Bloomington
Springfield
Results Southern League scores from Montgomery and Atlanta
In Montgomery the HoE team beat New Orleans 10 to 6 with 10 runs by 7 hits and 2 errors. Johns, Gribbens, Weaver, and Angemeir led the game. In Atlanta Brady and Graham led Cavaleski and Giddo to a 5 to 2 win as Chattanooga fell 2 to 5. Nashville and Memphis not scheduled.
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New Orleans
Johns
Gribbens
Weaver
Angemeir
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Brady
Graham
Cavaleski
Giddo
Nashville
Memphis
Te details of a National League doubleheader in New York
In the first game Tesreau and Wilson beat Rucker and Miller 2 1 in New York as New York tallies two runs in the eighth. In the second game Brooklyn loses 7 to 2 as New York overcomes a 5 0 start with a seven run rally in the middle innings. No further games scheduled.
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R.H. E
Brooklyn
Tesreau
Wilson
Rucker
Miller
R. H.E. Brooklyn
Ragan
Curtis
Erwin
Mathewson
Hartley
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Cigranz Held For Inquiry in Raymond Case
Chicago investigation into the death of former New York National League pitcher Arthur N. Raymond after an assault at a semi pro game. Fred Cigranz, Raymond’s longtime friend, confessed to striking him with a missile then fighting, while coroner reports cite cerebral hemorrhage from a skull fracture as the cause.
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Chicago
Fred Cigranz
Arthur N. Raymond
New York
Raymond
Cigrant
Cigranz
Springer
Scheduled Baseball Matchups Across Cities
National League games feature Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York. American League includes Washington at Cleveland. Games are set for today with teams visiting various cities including Birmingham Birmingham at Mobile New Orleans at Montgomery Chattanooga at Atlanta Nashville at Memphis.
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Birmingham Mobile
Hte Ewwee
New Orleans Serene
Memphis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Aee
Cincinnati
Nahn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ween
Stooklyn Ee
Boston
Pew
Von
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Southern League
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Commodores Show Up Well On Gridiron
Vanderbilt fans expect solid play this season led by coach McGugin. The Commodores may be slightly weaker than last year but should defend Southern honors in the Harvard game and will meet Georgia at Ponce De Leon Park on October 19. McGugin, with the South since 1904, is credited with putting Southern football on the map.
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Si Sanborn
The
Chicago Tribune
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Commodorees
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
McGugin
Dan
South
Burns Quickly Walloped Hogan Ends One Round Rivalry
Frankie Burns of Oakland knocked out San Francisco’s Hogan in the tenth round of their bout. Burns dominated from early rounds, dropping Hogan four times in the third. The long feud between the rivals was settled in San Francisco in a brisk, decisive fight.
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Frankie Burns
Oakland
Hogan
Morsday
Burns
Charley Seitz Visits City with Mo Ties
Charley Seitz, who played with Mo two seasons, arrived in Mobile for a visit with his wife. He will see friends in Oakdale for several days before returning to Dayton Ohio. Seitz had been sent to San Antonio from Mobile early this season and contributed to the Texas club finishing second.
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Charley Seitz
Oakdale
Dayton
Ohio
Seitz
San Antonio
Texas
Mobile
Texas Club
Charley
Frank Klaus Wins Decision in Four Rounds Bout
A boxing match in AIXLES BAINS France saw Frank Klaus of Pittsburg awarded the decision over Marcel Moreau of France in the fourth of a scheduled 20 rounds. The bout took place Sept 10 with Klaus earning a clear edge as the fight progressed.
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Aixles Bains
France
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Marcel Moreau
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