Lookouts End Mobile Season in Loss at Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on September 17 Mobile finished its season with an 8 to 2 defeat to the Lookouts. Ross allowed two runs in the final two innings after a solid start, while Holmquist struggled on the mound for Mobile. Key hits included McDowell’s triple and Cobard’s double, with Calhoun pinch hitting in the ninth.
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Calhoun
Daley
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Graff
Dobard
Caveny
Seenene
Baumgardner
Baseball Schedule Briefs Across Leagues
In Southern Association games today Atlanta visits Chattanooga Mobiles travel to Nashville and New Orleans go to Little Rock. National League features Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago. American League has Chicago at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Detroit at Boston. Federal League matches Baltimore at Pittsburgh Newark at Kansas City Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Sane
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Black
Quinn
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Comstock
O'Connor
Berry
Finneran
Upham
Wilts
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Williams' Manager Still Claims Title
Sammy Harris, manager of Kid Williams, traveled to Chicago asserting his fighter remains bantamweight world champion. He argued Referee Barton did not award Ertle the decision and that Williams was disqualified for a foul Ertle claimed. Fielder Jones was suspended three days by the league president for a verbal clash with an umpire.
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Kid Williams
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Kewpie
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St. Louis Federals
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League
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Brooklyn
Asheville
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Virginia
International League
Edward Barrow
Richmond
Harrisburg
Vaughan
Pfeffer
Chang of Chicago Emerges as Notable Chinese Athlete
China progresses in U.S. athletics as Chang, a University of Chicago athlete, wins the 100 yard dash and 220 yard run and the quarter mile in a recent meet, places second in the broad jump, and also plays for U C baseball team.
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China
University of Chicago
United States
U. of C
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Southern Association and More
Recap of games across leagues with runs, errors, and notable pitchers. New Orleans beat Memphis 9 to 1 in a late rally, Birmingham and Philadelphia posted double digits, while Cincinnati and New York split series, and Detroit edged St Louis in rain. American and International leagues also reported limited action due to delays and darkness.
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Cincinnati
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McKenery
Amateur Baseball Skirmish Sets Lyons Park Weekend Plan
The Amateurs league schedules two Saturday games at Lyons Park with New York Shoe Shop vs Sunning Drug Company and Operating vs Freight Claims. Lineups include Stree and Barnes for Shoe Shop, Bromberg and Heidelberg for Dunnings, and detailed positions for each team. Rest of season use of Monroe Park diamond granted courtesy of Mobile Light and Railway Company, no admission.
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Freight Claims
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Edwards
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Moore
Fisher
Green
Shaw
Steber
Flowers
Williams
Goodman
Hodskins
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Gantt
Alvarez
McCarron
Rayford
Gilbert
Leslie
Rhem
D. Walker
Wahl
Cain
Schluter
Tacon
Bader
Pringle
Murphy
Gaines
Finlayson
Mayhall
J. Fuller
Powers defeats Henderson for Westy Hogan singles title
Henry Powers of Atlantic City defeated Woolfolk Henderson of Lexington Kentucky to win the championship at singles in the Westy Hogan shoot after breaking forty consecutive targets in the shoot off. Henderson and W S Hoon led amateurs with 172 breaks.
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Hellyer
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Aberdeen
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Jewell
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Harvard
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Katoura
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New York Yacht Club
James Gordon Bennett
Yankees Eyeing New Recruits In Center and Right Field
Joe Vila reports from Newvitae that the Yankees show mixed results from their latest signings. Miller struggles at bat after joining Billy Donovan in Washington, while Shelton and Hendryx eye center field duty as Frank Gilhooley may move to right.
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