Patterson and Rose duel as Mobile tops Little Rock
In Magnolia Ark Patterson and Rose pitched for Mobile and Little Rock respectively in a seven inning game ended 5 to 3 for Mobile. Schmidt doubled and Holmquist and King shared catching duties while Flick and Ward contributed key hits. Five Mobile runs came on one hit with four walks and Messenger in center.
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Ark
Patterson
Schmidt
Magnolia
Little Rock
Beto
Olmquist
King
Holmquist
Gulls
Messenger
AB. R. H. PO
Rock
Meer
STG
Brock
Flick
McDowell
Burke
Baker
Murray
Downey
Baumgardner
Dobard
McCovington
Ward
Hayes
Umgardner
Northen
Rose
Balk
Patter
Mobile
Little
AB R. H. Po.a. E McDowell
Nee ‘Schmidt
See Burke
Rene Wane Ward
Ener
Cooveee
Starr
Covington
Eeveee
Eens
Roth
Karr
Hinchman Returns to Major League Swing with Pirates
Bill Hinchman rejoined the big leagues this year as a Pirate after time in the minors. He earned a regular job with Pittsburgh and has hit around .800, defying early expectations he would return to Columbus to manage an American Association team.
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Bill Hinchman
Bill
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Football Scores From Various Colleges This Weekend
Yale blanked Maine 37 0 Harvard defeated Colby G 39 18 Princeton beat Georgetown 0 unable to parse exact Penn 1 West Virginia 0 Dartmouth 13 Massachusetts Agricultural 0 Syracuse Varsity 43 East Syracuse 0 Indians 0 Lebanon Valley 0 Rutgers 52 Albright 0 Dickinson 0 West Maryland 0 Bucknell 0 Susquehanna 0 Union 6 St Lawrence 0 Brown 38 Rhode Island 0 Lafayette 14 Muehlenberg 7 Pennsylvania State 26 Westminster 0 Lehigh 21 Ursinus 0 W and J 6 Geneva 0 Holy Cross 7 Bates 0 Bowdoin 19 New Hampshire State 0 Heidelberg 0 Oberlin 0 Case 26 Akron 0 Wesleyan 23 Wittenberg 0 Miami 41 Ohio Northern 0.
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Yale
University of Maine
Harvard
Colby
Princeton
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Massachusetts Agricultural
Syracuse Varsity
East Syracuse
Indians
Lebanon Valley
Rutgers
Albright
Dickinson
West Maryland
Bucknell
Susquehanna
Union
St. Lawrence
Brown
Rhode Island
Lafayette
Muehlenberg
Pennsylvania State
Westminster
Lehigh
Ursinus
Phillies Triumph Over Cubs and Pirates Fall to Braves
Phillies beat the Cubs as Stock and Pas kett drive runs with Cravath scoring. Hogg and Vaughn handled mound duties. Braves defeated the Pirates in Pittsburgh as Tyler and partners led Boston past Pittsburgh. Dodgers and Giants also posted wins in a day of baseball across leagues.
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Phillies
Cubs
Hogg
Braves
Pirates
County nine rally upsets Claimants in ninth inning
In a tense amateur game the Counties overcame the Freight Claimists 10 to 11 after a ninth inning rally. Moore's two base catch on Rehm's drive sparked the comeback as several runners crossed with one out. Auditors and box scores list key hits and errors, with Liarre Alvarez Goodman pitching and Umpires Shaw and Chambers.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Tenn
Perry
Chicks
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Pcan Ss
Jenkins
Keeley
Schlei
Moore
Rehm
AB. R. H. PO
Pitard
Williams
Slee Steyiets
Auditors
Gilbert
Ford
Rayford
Rhem
Sat
A Lealle
Cece
Donnelly
Alvarez
Goodman
Fisher
Shaw
Schluter
Cooney
Liarre
Pierre
Leslie
Shaw and
Chambers
Baseball Box Score Fragment Shows Pitching And Attendance
Play Pringle to Tacon. Bases on balls 3 by Tacon and 2 by Buck. Strikeouts 13 by Tacon and 10 by Buck. Stollars? Passed balls 2 by Stiggins. Time of game 1 40. Umpires Ery and Boykin. Attendance 150.
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Pringle
Tacon
Buck
Stiggins
Ery and Boykin
Fosko Club to meet Dunning team at Spring Hill diamond
The Fosko club meets the Dunning Drug Company team this afternoon at 2 30 on Spring Hill diamond. Boddy will pitch for Fosko with Cullivan catching while Heidel berg of Dunning relies on star Bromberg. Fosko players asked to take the 1 o clock car.
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Fosko
Dunning Drug Company
Spring Hill
Boddy
Foskoes
Cullivan
Heidelberg
Dunning
Bromberg
Sports Schedule and YMCA Leader Returns
In today’s listings the Southern Association features Atlanta at Memphis and New Orleans at Nashville. National League games include New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago with Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Federal League matches Buffalo at St Louis Newark at Chicago and Baltimore at Kansas City. YMCA secretary Frank W Evans returns to Mobile after a three week vacation in Salisbury Maryland to resume duties.
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Chicago
Whales
Brookfeds
Brooklyn
Upham, Wiltse
Finneran
Land
Hendrix
Fischer
Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Federal League
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Kansas City
Frank W. Evans
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Salisbury
Mobile
Association
Birmingham
Wee
Chattanooga
Atlanta Atl
Ewes
Little Rock
Aston
Seer E Ee
Nine Year Old Cleveland Boy Becomes Licensed Hunter
Townsend Taylor, living in Cleveland, earned a hunter license at age nine after his father taught him gun safety and marksmanship. News credits him as a crack shot and highlights his joy at the squirrel season opening.
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Hunter
Taylor
Cleveland
No Bets on World Series Until Date Is Named and City Selected
Press article notes betting odds are delayed until a starting date is fixed. Phillies favor October 9 start to optimize pitcher Alexander, with implications for rest days and series outcome. Experts discuss alternate start dates and city coin toss as deciding factor.
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George R. Holmes
N Press
New York
Red Sox
Phillies
Alexander
Moran
Boston
Shore
Leonard
Ruth
Wood
Foster
Double Header at Lyons Park This Afternoon
The Thoss Sporting Goods Company team will play Haas Bros at Lyons Park at 2 pm. A second game features Gulf Shingles versus Beech Paint. Nine Devils, a city Negro team, wins doubleheader 10 to 0 and 17 to 0 versus Moss Point with Kid Ivory pitching a no hitter in the second game. Ivory signs with Chicago Giants and heads to Pittsburgh on Sept 27.
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Thoss Sporting Goods Company
Haas Bros
Lyons Park
Gulf Shingles
Beech
Omeness
Anderson
Jones
Long
Gaines
Lees
J. Moore
Gazalas
Yost
Petithory
Lee Tacon
Wahl
Guif Shingles
Meaher
George
Tacon
McMillan
Finnegan
Steber
Eanes
Green
Lee
Nine Devils
Moss Point
Young
Kid Ivory
Chicago Giants
Ivory
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Loftin
Crawford
Williams
Goody
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Hinchman
Rock Rt
Runderham and
Breitenstein
Vols
Smith
Pelicans
Deberry
Kroh
Street
Lookouts
Baron
Barons
Kid Elberfeld
Johnson
Hale
Clark
Peters
Black
Marshall
Kitchens
Hinchiman
Bidgood
Cahaba
Bell Phone
Atlantic Coal Co
T. G. McGonigal
Mgr
Masonic Temple
Yard
St. Joseph and Bloodgood
Cravath
Vaughn
Stock
Paskett
Demaree
Weiser
Mulligan
Schulte
McCarthy
Lavender
Sater
Quigley and O'Day
Pearance
Tyler
Hughes
Whaling
Marmon
Mamaux
Slattery
Urpy
Dodgers
Reds
Wheat
Dale
Lear
McKennery
Wingo
Coombs
Marquard
Miller
Giants
Herbert
Cardinals
Bsue
Doak
Sallee and Snyder
Herbert J
Dooin
Pittfeds
Pawetk O S Os
Reulbach
Rariden
Allen
Berry
O’connor
Icts IC
Cence
Kaiserling
Billiard
Huhn
Rentzer
Access Care
Krapp
Blair
Crandall
Hartley
Kawfeds
Terrapins
Cub
Ab.h. PO
A. E. Stock
Bancroft
Eeree
Weene
Ore Becker
Whitted
Ewee Mulligan
Weer
Twee Schulte
Ereee Zimmerman
Baler
Ee Ousu den Williams
Archer
P. Cee
M. & C. League
Comptrollers
Eer Eseeeseeensese
Farnell
Hich
Comptrolers
Murphy
Mayhall
Fuller
Martin
Eetee Bader
Ester
OOP
J. Buck
Ruvesstnee G
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I. Tacon
Foskos
Townsend Taylor
DA Thomas &. Green
H. H. Green
Sona
Box K
Chatsworth, Ga
North Water
STS
Clauss
Chattanooga No
Bevel Lippincott
Meyer
California
Ead
Henry C.meyer
Young Turkeys
Bush League
Conti Street
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