Gulls Take Series From Nashville After Strong Offense
Mobile defeats Nashville 7 to 4 in a series closing win. Poole allowed 6 hits and 3 runs in 4 2 3 innings while Rogers lasted four innings for Nashville. Northen Calhoun and Calaban homer were key for Mobile with support from McDowell Flick Schmidt on the bases.
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Rogers
Poole
Mingami
Hogg
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Memphis
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Washvine
Northen
Calhoun
Calaban
Perry
Plan for Great Masonic Charitable Foundation to Be Definitely Acted Upon
Boston plans for a large Masonic charity foundation to aid orphans and window cases are set for decisive action at the 103rd annual session of the Scottish Rite in Boston this week. Preparatory work to open the council will continue through Tuesday with focus on establishing the foundation and waiving charges for its aid.
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Boston
United States
Will Have Conscription if Needed, Says British M P
John Hodge, British MP, told a Socialist meeting he favors conscription if required to secure lasting peace. He said liberation of peoples and defeating Germany are aims, and conscription would be accepted if the government orders it. The talk aimed to explain to French workers England’s war actions. Frank T. Parker, secretary of the Kile Baseball Association, traveled to Memphis to join the Dostana baseball team led by J. Bradley.
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John Hodge
Vergilmeh
Germany
Rodge
England
Aker
Frank T. Parker
Kile Baseball Association
Ron
Memphis
J. Bradley Ora
Chicago Cubs
Clarke Leaves Pirates After 23 Years in Baseball
Fred Clarke resigns as Pittsburgh Pirates manager and returns to farming after the season. He started in Louisville in 1895 and built a 15 season managing career with four pennants and nine top-two finishes. Clarke owns Kansas land and a record wheat crop, retiring as a respected figure in baseball.
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Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clarke
Louisville
McGraw
Jennings
Robinson
Baltimore
Griffith
Chicago
Hastings
Neb
St. Joseph
Savannah
Danny Murphy
Connie Mack
Murphy
Kansas
Wichita
Pirate
Ty Cobb
Iself
Claimant’s Brother Set to Enter Ring Next
Johnny Ertle, 19, claims bantamweight title and has a younger brother Mike, 17, at 111 pounds and growing toward 116 pounds. He will be matched by Mike McNulty, Johnny’s manager, as soon as weight targets are reached.
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Johnny Ertle
Mike
Mike McNulty
Johnny
Food for Fandom and Pennant Action Across Southern Baseball
The report covers multiple games and players from the Southern Association with Poole and the Gulls, Moran and the Braves, and Robertson with the Giants. It notes Birmingham, Memphis, and New Orleans in pennant chase, a big Barons win, and a challenge by the Federal Seagull to the National Commission for a world series.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Barons
Turtles
Bushelman
Federal Seagull
James A. Gilmore
World Series Set to Begin Saturday October 9
August Herrmann chairman of the National Baseball Commission announced the world series will probably start Saturday October 9. He noted the eastern championship ends October 7 and teams are given one day to prepare.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Dreadnaught North Dakota to receive new turbines
Philadelphia navy yard officials say North Dakota requires new turbine engines before rejoining the fleet. Engines are unsatisfactory and during spring maneuvers turbines were erratic. Most crew have been reassigned to other ships.
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Philadelphia
North Dakota
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Denver rider sets world record in 100 mile motorcycle race
Martin Graves of Denver won the 100 mile motorcycle race at Detroit state fair grounds in one hour 24 minutes 41 seconds, claiming a world record. Dave Cresviston of Los Angeles finished 75 feet behind. The one mile dirt track race beat the previous record of one hour 28 minutes 645 seconds set here two years earlier by James Davis.
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Detroit
Mich
Martin Graves
Denver
State Fair Grounds
Dave Cresviston
Los Angeles
Graves
James Davis
Cannon 150 Feet Long and 6 Feet in Diameter Under Construction
In San Francisco on September 20 the Panama-Pacific Exposition began a mining week project. A cannon 150 feet long and 6 feet in diameter is being built under the bureau of mines to demonstrate mine dust explosions. It will be loaded with coal dust and fired by a small caliber shell inside the barrel.
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San Francisco
Bureau of Mines
Camp Fire Girls to Meet at Lyons Park Wednesday
The Camp Fire Girls, sister organization of the Boy Scouts, will meet Wednesday at 4 30 PM at Lyons Park. General business will be discussed and Miss Lazetta De Vaughn will speak on organization and read selections from the Scout Manual. The Boy Scouts meet the following day at the same time and place.
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Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Lyons Park
Lazetta de Vaughn
St Elmo Defeats Bayou La Batre 10 to 8 in Gridiron?
St Elmo, Ala, Sept 20 Special: The St Elmo baseball team defeated the Alba team of Bayou La Batre 10 to 8 last Saturday afternoon. The game featured pitching by Little Green and a running catch by a player named.
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ST. Elmo
Bayou LA Batre
Ala
Alba
Little Green
Complex Baseball Standings From Southern and Federal Leagues
Summary of multiple baseball outcomes across the Southern Association National League and Federal League, with scores for games involving Birmingham Memphis Grimes Johnson Wallace Bushel man Goulait Schlei J Clark, Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Cincinnati New York and others, plus American Association results and exhibition games in Detroit and Kokomo.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Hattanooga
Little Rock
National League
Philadelphia
Tne
Brooklyn
Boston
Nse
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Peete Teres
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Chicago
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See
Buffalo
Bete Renee Tee
Baltimore
Birmingham
Grimes
Johnson and Wallace
Bushelman
Goulait Ang Schlei
J. Clark
Mobile
Crowns Edge Davis In Tight City League Opener
In Monroe Park the Crowns edged Davis 3 to 2 after extra innings in the winter City League opener. Murphy started for Davis. Goodbrad for the Crowns held them hitless through six innings before a late rally. Walsh tripled, Norton singled, and Ery doubled to spark the Crowns in the ninth and win in the tenth amid a disputed bases load situation.
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Davis
Monroe Park
Flag
Murphy
Goodbrad
Walsh
Thomas
Norton
Ery
Kelly
Farrell
Howell
Denton
Wilcox
J. Smith
Short
Turner
Farnell
A. D. Davis
R. H.po
A.E. Wise
Ponds
Steber
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Cceeneseweens
A.E. Turner
Brooorf
Weecsee
Parnell
Saa
Eieare Davis
Saccere
Fast Fighting At Armory Stag Expected Tonight
The Armory stag at 8 30 p m features five bouts led by Jimmy Quinn v Soldier Sam Fetella with Quinn claiming a sub six round victory. Boots McQuillen v Freddie Lee Dick Bates v Kid Fisher Davis v Victor Sarvis Mobile Turkey v Gulfport Jim. George Rose selling membership tickets at 61 South Royal Street.
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E Athletic Club
Rose and
Trachy
Jimmy Quinn
Sam Fetella
Sam
Quinn
New Orleans
Boots” McQuillen
Freddie Lee
Dick Bates
Kid” Fisher
Davis
Victor Sarvis
Stag
Mobile Turkey
Gulfport Jim
George Rose
South Royal Street
Many Horsemen Gather for Columbus Race Meet
A large colony of horsemen with more than 400 trotters and pacers has assembled in Columbus for the opening of the Grand Circuit race meeting at the driving park. Four events are listed: the 2:11 trot purse 1200, the Horse Review Futurity for two year olds purse 3000, the King stake 3000 for 2:06 pacers, and the 2:14 pace purse 1200 on today’s card.
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Columbus
Ohio
Driving Park
Horse Review
Amateurs and local clubs clash in weekend baseball action
In a busy Sunday of amateur play at Lyons Park the New York Shoe Shop beat Duning Drug Company in both ends of a double header powered by strong team hitting and standout pitching from Rehm and Allis sie. Fosko beat Honey Boy Flour 6 to 3 at Springhill with E Boddy fanning twelve and Raspberry leading Honey Boy batters. Hammel defeated Daphne 12 to 4 as McQuillan endured arm trouble but Reimer starred with two hits and a double and triple.
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Duning Drug Company
Lyons Park
Rehm
Allissie
Coden
Lee
Heidelberg
N.Y. S
D.C
Streb
Barnes
la Grosse
Redm
Levis Hamilton
Mangum
Springhill
Fosko Baseball
Honey Boy Flour
E. Boddy
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Raspberry
Honey Boys
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L Hammel
Daphne
McQuillan
Hammel
Daphne Lads
Doyle
Reimer
Hammers
Hammer Boys
Davis
Peterson
Kennedy
O. Wilson
Randall
Tappy
Bailey
Games Today in Southern Association and Major Leagues
Matchups listed for today include Atlanta at Chattanooga and Chicago at New York among others. Conditions vary with several games noted as clear while others show cloudy weather across multiple venues including Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit Boston Brooklyn and Pittsburgh.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Federal League
Kansas City
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Newark
Katoura Wins Brenton Reef Cup Race
The schooner Katoura won the 264 mile Brenton reef cup race to Brenton reef light and return, finishing more than twenty minutes ahead of the Atlantic. Katoura previously won the Cape May Challenge cup in a race with the Atlantic. Races began Saturday.
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NEW _ YORK
Atlantic
Katoura
Kien Atlantic
Open-Air Gymnasium at St. Vincent's Ha
The open air gymnasium at St. Vincent's School Lawrence and Charleston streets is now accessible to parishioners and friends after two months of improvements. The grounds include a tennis court, enclosed basketball court, swings, rings, punching bag, cinder track, and a baseball diamond. Christian Brothers oversee the facility and plan night basketball under electric arc lights this fall and winter training in dumbbell and Indian clubs and boxing.
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St. Vincent’s School
Lawrence
Charleston
Christian Brothers
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