Gulls sweep Memphis in 55 minute decisive win
In Memphis the Gulls blanked the Turtles 1 to 0 to complete a four game series sweep. The game lasted 55 minutes, the fastest nine inning Southern League contest this season. Bradley Hogg was effective for the Gulls.
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Boston Extends Lead With 7 5 Win Over Brooklyn
In a pennant race update Boston defeated Brooklyn 7 to 5 while Philadelphia beat New York 4 to 3. Maranville's eighth inning play and strong bullpen work from James and Aitchison highlighted a pitchers duel as Boston widened its division edge.
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Nashville Ends Season With 2-1 Win Over New Orleans
Nashville defeats New Orleans 2 to 1 in a hard fought Southern League finale. Kroh edges Wilson in pitching as Adams and Gib son behind for Nashville. Day gives Chattanooga bats trouble late. Daly doubles and Champlin homers in 9th to spark 5-6 win over Montgomery. Ross and Gra ham feature in pitching duel.
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Gibson
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Daly
Champlin
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Day
Donahue
Graham
Games Today in the American League
Chicago faces St. Louis in clear conditions with first pitch at 1 30. Detroit meets Cleveland in the afternoon game at 3 15, weather clear.
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Weather Lineup Notes for Baseball Schedule
Chicago at Brooklyn clear 3 30 St Louis at Boston clear 3 Cincinnati at New York 3 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia clear 3 Chicago at Pittsburgh cloudy 3 30 St Louis at Buffalo clear 3 30 Indianapolis at Brooklyn clear 3 30 Kansas City at Baltimore clear 3 45
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Birmingham at Atlanta Weather Update
The forecast calls for clear skies in Birmingham and Atlanta at 3:30. Montgomery and Chattanooga expect clear conditions at 3:30.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Lord leads Mobile Gulls to second in Southern league season
Mobile closed the season at Memphis with a 55 minute win over the Chicks to finish second for the third straight year. Briscoe Lord, praised as the best Southern league manager, will receive a large salary increase and control in 1913 as Memphis builds toward a pennant with backers Russell Gardner and an unlimited bankroll.
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Larry Brown
Hogg
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Russell Gardner
Bluff City
Mobile Club Holds Up Lord Signing in Memphis Clash
Charles Z. Colsson the Mobile club secretary arrived in Memphis to finalize Lord's contract but Mobile demands a monetary settlement before he signs. Salary terms satisfied, yet Mobile's position blocks Lord from joining Memphis and heading toward Chester Pennsylvania. Part of Mobile traveled with Colsson. four Gull players Schmidt Dobard Northen and Hogg will join Mike Finn's barnstorming group on a Arkansas tour.
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1914 Race Saved National League Magnates Faced Losses
The National League near the season's end looked likely to profit for most clubs despite early losses. The Braves were tracking a $50,000 deficit midseason but could finish about $150,000 ahead. Cardinals and Giants expected strong profits. Cubs and Pirates near break-even. Dodgers and Phillies slight losses. Reds may turn a profit late as East tours boost income. In the American League only the Athletics projected a sizable $55,000 gain while others faced slim profits or losses as the pennant battle faded.
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Bostonese
Reds
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Results From Yesterday Federal League Scores
Yesterday’s Federal League results include Baltimore beating Kansas City 11 to 6 in 9 innings at Baltimore with Johnson and Enzenroth among the scorers. Brooklyn defeated Indianapolis 9 to 2 at Brooklyn, Buffalo won 16 to 1 over St Louis in Buffalo, and Chicago beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 at Pittsburgh with Hendrix and Wilson. International League games saw Providence down Newark 4 to 2 and Montreal topping Toronto 7 to 2. American Association scores show Louisville 7, Cleveland 4. Indianapolis 9, Columbus 4. Minneapolis 4 8, Kansas City 8 7. Milwaukee 0 7, St Paul 7 2.
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Boston Wins Final Game of Season in Washington 2 to 1
Boston edges Washington 2 to 1 as Shaw’s wild pitching worsens late. Hoblitzel advances to third on a passed ball and scores on Janvrin’s bunt error. Cleveland and Detroit split a 2 to 1 game with Bassler’s miscue enabling Detroit. Philadelphia defeats New York 3 to 1 as Bressler holds the Mets in check and Brown leaks runs.
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Schwartz to Lead the Vols Next Season
Nashville Tenn Sept 16 William Schwartz longtime Nashville baseball club manager will again lead the Vols in 1915 per an announcement by President Shropshire. The piece notes team in pennant race late season and mentions players Davy Robertson Fletcher Stock Bill Bailey and opinions on World Series contenders with Braves and Mackmen.
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Weekend Transit Deals Offer 50 Cent Round Trip
Spend Sunday traveling to Coden or Bayou la Batre with tickets priced at 50¢ for a round trip. Information available at the City Ticket Office located at 23 8S Royal Street, operating 9 to 12, 13 to 14, 15 to 16, 17 to 18, 19.
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Stallings Miracle of Baseball Tops Giants with Braves
George Stallings transforms castoffs into stars boosting the Boston Braves toward the pennant. Rudolph Gowdy and Devore, formerly with the Giants, shine as Stallings builds a powerful team while McGraw’s Giants regret past trades.
Southern Railway stockholders to vote directly at Oct meeting
The Southern Railway Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting in Richmond on October 13 at 10 a.m. in the Times-Dispatch building. It will be the first with direct voting by the 12,000 stockholders as the voting trust dissolves. Five directors will be elected, including vacancies from the 1914 class. officers will attend to answer questions and discuss last year’s operations.
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