Deny Stock Offer to Mobile Baseball Executive Finn
The Arkansas Gazette reported that Mobile manager Michael Finn was offered stock and the VP post, a denial from President A L Staples states Finn sought to address a scheduling protest. Finn plans to move to Memphis and visit family in Little Rock, with talk of successors for Mobile and possible moves for the Montgomery and Johnny Dobbs options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Finn
Mobile
Memphis
Arkansas Gazette
Michael Finn
Mobile Club
A. L. Staples
Finn
Staples
The
Little Rock
Finan
Cially
Charlie Schmidt
Starr
Johnny Dobbs
Montgomery
Bill Bernhard
Tillis
Cincinnati
Y M C A Gym Classes Begin With Seven Offerings
The Y M C A announces regular gym class work starts Monday September 15 after a ten day prep period. The schedule includes business men 5 30 daily, 6 30 and 7 30 sessions on select days, boxing and wrestling training, junior classes, and plans for basketball teams as interest dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig
Southern Wrestlers Ready for Mobile Championship Tournament
The Southern championship wrestling tournament set for Mobile in October draws strong South wide interest. Montgomery A A director Sumner expects many local rivals to compete for the South title, with Washington D C Y M C A contenders possible. The event may move to a larger arena to handle crowds as plans tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
South
Montgomery
Sumner
Montgomery Association
Washington
D. C
Washington Y. M. C.A
Washington Association
Varnado
Joe Goose on the Pennant Losing
A chaotic field scene unfolds with quirky names and surreal sports imagery as a crowd roars while a ballpark spectacle ends in turmoil. the narrator notes a foreman and a shift in stock prices amid the uproar.
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Joe Goose
Giants and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh today the Giants and Pirates split a doubleheader. The visitors won 4 to 2 while the Pirates dominated 8 to 0 with Hendrix holding New York to four hits. In Cincinnati Boston and the Reds also split a twin bill, the 11 inning first game 5 to 4 and the second 1 to 0 after darkness halted play.
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Giante
Pittsburg
Giants
Pirates
Hendrix
Rae
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
O'Toole
Luhrson
Cincinnati
Boston
Reds
Tinker
Maranville
Tyler
Ames
Kling
O'Day
Emslie
Boson vi
Chigingag
Perdue
Rowan
O’day
Emsilie
Crawford
Yankees
Yanks
Walter
Loden
Detroit
Dubue
McKee
Schulz
Gossett
Ferguson
Sheridan
Naps Top Athletics In Four-Run Rally
In Philadelphia on Sept 13 the Cleveland Naps beat the Athletics 3 to 1 as four safeties in the fourth inning sparked the comeback. Falkenberg pitched all the way for Cleveland. Bender and Plank worked for Philadelphia. Umpires Connolly and Dineen. Boehling used up in Washington loss.
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Phillies
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Alexander
Perritt
Philadelphia
Dooin
Wingo
Burns
Eason and
Brennan
Naps
Athletics
Associated Press
Bender
Plank
Mackmen
Falkenberg
R. H. E. Cleveland
Carisch
Schang
Connollly
Dineen
Boehling
Washington
White Sox
Cicotte
Scott
Gallia
Ayers
Hughes
R. H. E. Chicago
Schalk
Ayres
Henry
Egan
Evans
Moseley Shuts Out Browns in Close Boston Victory
Boston earns a 3 to 2 win over St Louis as Moseley limits five safeties and delivers decisive innings. Leverenz and Agnew behind Moseley with Cady catching. Umpires Hilderbrand and O Loughlin. Crawford struck out in the ninth.
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Boston Bears
Browns
Boston
Moseley
R. H. E. St. Louis
Leverenz
Agnew
Cady
Hilderbrand
O'Loughlin
Stingers to Face Velvet Beers in Sunday Morning Match
The amateur baseball Stingers meet the Velvet Beers for the third time this season Sunday at 9 on Kling's diamond. Velvet Beers bats Wiseman and Ponds. Stingers go with Anderson and Vau.
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Velvet
Kling
Diamond
Velvets
Wiseman and Ponds
Anderson
Condensed Dope For The Fan: Key MLB and IL Matchups
In the American and International Leagues, no AL games are listed. The schedule shows Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Rochester at Montreal Newark at Jersey City. George Boykin faced the inferior criminal court and was sentenced to sixty days hard labor for petit larceny after stealing a hog from R A Myles Privnard.
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National League
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
George Boykin
Inferior Criminal Court
Moses Kahn
Boykin
R. A
Myles
Privnard
Ubs
Eereeeteee
Ween Eee
Cicago
Tteburgm
Enes
Brooklyn ¢Occescee Eee
St Ionis Secaes Bance
Pet
Hiladelphia
Cleveland
Ewes SL
Washington Aneem Ean
Boston
Eessee
SeteGlicia
Asses
Tetetee
Pittsburg
Sports scores and liquor charge in county court
A set of game results shows New York 4 to 0 over Pittsburg 2 to 8 and other scores. Jeff Walker was indicted by the June term grand jury and arrested on the charge of violating the prohibition law for allegedly selling liquor illegally in the northern part of the county.
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Jeff Walker
William Washington
Walker
Crowns of derby hats rise as the fall approaches
A reflective note on fashion and ambition suggests derby crowns will be higher this fall signaling optimism. It muses on navy recruitment, market report language, and social behavior while hinting that local enthusiasm may wane without steady effort.
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Navy
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Mique Finn
Campbell
Gertrude
Orphelia
Mr. Campbell
Hendryx
Schmidt
Norleens
Park Ocean
Odell
Sentell
Dodgers
Jim Vaughn
Vaughn
Allen
McCarty
Archer
Rigler
Byron
International League
Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
BUICK
Ziti
F. O. B. Mobile
Delco
Adams Machinery & Manufacturing CO
L. G. Adams
North Royal Street
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