Gulls End Season With 6 5 Victory In New Orleans
In New Orleans on Sept 15 the Gulls rallied from an early deficit to beat Pelicans 6 to 5. Pug Cavet earned his eighth straight win, matching a season record, as Jacobson delivered a three bagger and Al ODell homered. Mueller collected three hits for the Gulls while several players planned winter work in Mobile.
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Pels
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al O’dell
Mueller
Meridian
Gulls
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Paulet
Bill Maloney
Gulf City
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A.E
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Dent
Jogetyaceses
New ‘Orleans
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Roche
Brewster
Clancy
Whaeees Spencer
Wee
Mills
Eanee
Wagner
Vantuveses
Angemett
Swann
Swindell
New Orleans
O'Brien
Walsh
Jacobson
O'Dell
O’dell
Swanny
Mobile Juniors Edge I W Harper in Close Seven Inning Win
The Mobile Juniors defeated I W Harpers 4 to 3 on Sunday in a seven inning game decided in the last round with key hits by O Connor and Knowls. Next up for Mobile Juniors is a match with Fairhope.
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Il W. Harper
Mobile
O'Connor
Knowls
Fairhope
W. Harpers
Champion Pacer Harold H. Dies in Winnipeg
Canada's champion pacer Harold H., 2033-4, owned by R. J. MacKenzie of Winnipeg, died today of paralysis. The horse had held champion status in Canadian racing.
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Winnipeg
Harold, H
Canada
R. J. MacKenzie
Major League Baseball Schedule Today
National League games include Pittsburg at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago visits New York and St. Louis plays Boston. American League has no games on the slate.
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National League
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
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Klings Defeat Swiltnots In High Scoring Sunday Game
The Klings beat the Swiltnots 9 to 8 on Sunday afternoon in a well played contest. The Klings' heavy hitting scattered hits, loading the bases in the third inning and forcing Pete Neeley from the mound after several runs.
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Klings
Willnot
Pete Neeley
Vanderbilt Grid Squad Begins Work Upon Field
Vanderbilt football opens practice with coach McGugin reshaping the squad after last year. Departures include Captain Ray Morrison Kent Morrison and Freeland. Prospects hinge on quarterback roles punting and securing enough reserves for a tougher Dixie schedule including Harvard Georgia Auburn and Sewanee.
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McGugin
Nashville
Tenn
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van Iit
Kent Morrison
Ray Morrison
MecGugin
Ash Shin
Spring Hill
Big Freeland
Texas
Commonwealth
Frog Metzger
Talladega Springs
Alabama
K. Morrison
Chester
Collins
Zach Carlin
Michigan
Dale Morrison
Gooch McGugin
Morrison
Yesterday's Results At coe And Montgomery Baseball Scores
Detailed box scores show R H E results across venues including coe Birmingham St Louis and Chicago with teams such as Memphis Boston Detroit New York and Washington. Key pitchers and batters listed include Kissinger Seabanagh Graham Newton Tann Foxen Dilger Baumgardner Alexander Hall Vandepe Cady Cicotte Kuhn and Caldwell among others.
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R.H.E. Rapa Sais
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Price
Reynolds
Kissinger
Seabanagh
R.H.E. Acgme Fienase
Memphis
Graham
Newton
Tanneman
Montgomery
Birmingham
Foxen
Dilgerbens
Adams
St. Louis
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Baumgardner
Alexander
Hall
Vandepe
Tate and
Cady
R.H.E. St
Boston
Tet Ee
Stepheng, Wood and Ie
Detroit
R.H.E. Washington
Johnson
Williams
Troy
Willett
Jensen
J. Onslow
Kocher
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
New York
Cicotte and Kuhn
Caldwell
Weeney
Four Straight at Birmingham Settled Race for Pennant
The twelfth Southern Association season closes with Birmingham winning the pennant after a four game sweep of Mobile. Memphis stays in first division despite a season finale loss to Nashville. Attendance records were broken in the Birmingham Mobile series with 20,379 paid admissions and Jimmy Johnson may break the league stolen base record.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Ark
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Memphis
Nashville
W. M. Kavanaugh
Moblie
Atlanta
Kavanaugh
Mobile
Jimmy Johnson
Roccee OB
Mobile Werner Coe Db
New Orleans Cereseorened
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Blighted Son Feature at Pathe Monday
A four reel Pathe feature titled The Blighted Son shows Monday with admission 10 cents and 6 cents for children. Royal c er t.
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Pathe
Royal Cere
Moisant Sister Abandons Aviation Profession
Miss Matilda Moisant sister of the aviator killed in New Orleans arrives in New York from Panama aboard the Valencia. She says she has given up aviation as a profession and will fly only for pleasure in the future.
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New York
Matilda Moisan
New Orleans
Allencia
Panama
Miss Moisant
Irish gridiron riot at Celtic Park injures fifty
Belfast crowd clashes after Linfield and Belfast Celtic match. Five shot and seriously wounded with about sixty more or less injured as rival factions vie over flags and chants. Police were overwhelmed with ten officers knocked out before reinforcements restored order.
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Belfast
Ireland
Celtic Park
Linfield
Belfast Celtic
Celtic
The a Son. A te her a Aa by Pathe.
The fragment presents a cryptic headline style phrase suggesting a societal or personal note. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable due to garbled text.
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Pathe
Alabama Coach Graves Sees Bright But Tough 1910 Schedule
At University of Alabama coach Tubby Graves outlines a large sixty-man squad with many green players and a hard schedule. Captain Moody remains optimistic as veterans Vandegraaff McDowell and Wilkerson lead a mix of prep and returnees into a season expected to test the Crimson White. The slate includes Georgia Tech Georgia Tulane and SEC foes with heavy competition across the board.
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Ala
Alabama
Tubby” Graves
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Moody
Captain Moody
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Tetov Vandegraaff
Adrian VandeGraaff
Micky” McDowell
Wilkerson
Dec Pollard
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Johnson
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Wynn
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Vandegraaff
Vandy
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Marion
Seber
Owenton
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tulane
Mississippi
Sewanee
Tennessee
Sport Snap Shots: League Backing Player Union and Boxing Prospects
President Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey back a players union to improve conditions. Dan Daly, 6'6" 220, dominates recent bout with Billy Edwards in Cleveland. Tom McMahon, under Jimmie Dime, also shows promise. Paul Cobb, Ty Cobb brother, out for season with a broken arm. Ed Corrigan returns to Kansas City as a stone contractor after years in western turf. Governor’s ruling threatens bouts. promoter Billy Gibson warns of broader illegal-bout implications. Daly and Luther McCarthy set to fight in Cleveland on September 23.
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Ban Johnson
American League
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Ball Players’ Union
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Comiskey
Wester
Edward Corrigan
Kansas City
Dan Daly
Luther McCarthy
Cleveland
McCarthy
Carl Morris
Paul Cobb
Lincoln
Ty Cobb
Tigers
National Baseball Commission Schedules World Series Talks
The National Baseball Commission met in Cincinnati to discuss probable World Series dates and completed schedules for teams with a chance at first in the two major leagues. Officials list included Herrmann Lynch Johnson Ebbetts Murphy and Navin with others. Brooklyn reportedly bought Jeer Stengle who will join Tuesday.
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National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
National Commission
Messrs. Herrmann
Lynch and Johnson
Chase Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Murphy
Chicag Nationals
Fogel
Philadelphia Nationals
Heges
St. Louis Americans
Messrs
W. B. Schoffield
W. R. Armour
St. Louis Nationals
President Navin
Detroit Americans
William Smith
Atlanta Club
F. H. Farrell
New York
W. G. Hersig
Nashville
F. H. Deven
Beaumont
Texas
Clarix Griffith
Washington, D. Cc
C. B. Andrews
Kid Fibertfield
Chattanoora
Lee Mayer
Oklahoma City
Joseph Dries
New York Nat
Schulz
Munsey to Acquire New York Press in Preannouncement
The sale of the New York Press by Henry L. Beinstein to A. Munsey will be announced tomorrow with signed statements by Mr. Einstein and Mr. Munsey. The morning paper is expected to pass to Munsey ownership in the forthcoming announcement.
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Munsey
New York
New York Press
Henry L. Beinstein
A. Munsey
Tly
Einstein
Mr. Munsey
Qualifications for Good Chorus Girls in London
London dated notes quote George Edwards father of British musical comedy outlining chorus girl standards. He calls for a lovely face a graceful form liquid enunciation and lots of dancing with refined manners and higher social standing and more money for the chorus. The piece hints at career fragility and changing trends.
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London
George Edwards
Edwards
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