World Series Attendance and Receipts Through 1913
A historical tally explains world series crowds and receipts from 1902 to 1913. It notes park capacities in New York Boston and Philadelphia and cites record attendances and payouts, including 38 281 in New York 1911 and a total 490 449 in 1912 across eight games.
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New York
Braves
Boston
Philadelphia
Cubs
Athletics
Fenway Park
Giants
Red
Chicago
White Sox
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
New York-Philadelphia
White Sox Cubs
Tee Ee
Giants Have Fighting Chance to Overtake Braves in NL Pennant Race
Johnny McGraw faces a monumental task as the Giants seek to overcome Boston's seven and a half game lead. With ten Giants games at the Polo Grounds and eleven Braves games remaining, a dramatic finish could produce a New York Boston tie or a Giants pennant push, hinging on late-season results and a possible miracle.
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Giants
Boston
New York
Polo Grounds
Braves
McGrawe
BOO Warecssaeenon
Chiba
Loat
Pet
Siscacsceurcenes
George Stallings
Beaton
LOS
Nescasess
Boston Braves
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Cessccinee
John J. McGraw
George
St. Louis
Barneys Split Doubleheader With Lewis in City League
In a Sunday doubleheader at City League Park the Barney Cavanaghs and Lewis split games with Lewis winning 5 to 3 in game one and Barneys taking game two 5 to 2. Billy Wiseman pitched for Lewis in the opener and held Barneys to four hits. Monahan batted nine times for Barneys but the text cuts before full details.
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Barney-Cavanaghs
Lewis
City League
Barneys
Billy Wiseman
Monahan
Farnell
Results yesterday in American League baseball
Boston split a doubleheader with Chicago with an 8 6 first game win and a 4 3 loss. Cleveland and New York split, Lajoie notching his 3000th big league hit in the first game. Philadelphia routed St Louis 6 0, and Washington beat Detroit 6 2 in ten innings amid defensive miscues and late scoring.
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Cleveland
New York
Nap Lajoie
Pet
Boston
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BAS
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St. Louis
Chicago
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Ceisia Nniso
Brooklyn
Ociss
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Monten
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland Stow
Chicago Wren
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Buffalo
Baseball scores and weather slow IL action
In the International League Newark beat Jersey City 9 to 8 while Montreal Buffalo game was postponed by rain. American Association results show Louisville 3 7, Cleveland 6 5, Kansas City 5 10, Minneapolis 3 5, Indianapolis 8 7 Columbus, Milwaukee 10 4, St Paul 5 2.
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Newark
Jersey City
American Association
Louisville
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kilbane Attell Bout Cancelled Over Forfeit Post
San Francisco report states Johnny Kilbane refused to post a forfeit for the November 20 fight with Abe Attell, leading promoters to cancel the bout scheduled for that date.
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San Francisco
Johnny Kilbane
Abe Attell
City League Notes Slow Double-Header, Errors Drag On
Billy Wiseman failed to sweep both games against the Barneys as errors and limited offense kept him from third in the standings. Finnegan shut down the Barneys in the finale, while several players made notable defensive plays. Bench decorum improved, and fielding was generally solid despite high grass hindering plays.
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Billy Wiseman
Barney Cavanaghs
West
Flynn
Barneys
Finnegan
Amateurs hold lead in City Federal League opener at Plateau
The Thass team led the City Federal League by winning the first game of a double header against Blue Z's at Plateau. Langan Moore Shaw starred with Anderson’s pitching as Thoss pursued another win while Sutherland limited Thoss hits. Next Sunday Thoss faces Askin & Marine in Benedick's diamond games at Dauphin Street head.
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Thass
Plateau
Langan
Moore
Shaw
Anderson
R. H.E
Sutherland
Rowell
Thoss
W. Teerny
R. Jones
Thoss Boys
Askin & Marine
Benedick's
Dauphin Street
Wits
Prichards and Plateau Split City Feds Double Bill
Prichard and Plateau teams split a doubleheader on the Plateau diamond Sunday with Prichard winning 2 0. Tucker shut out Plateau. Goodman and Johnson led with strong hitting and Williams collected five hits with two for extra bases. A Lewis 66 vs Harpers challenge may be played Sunday morning at City league lot. Mobile Light and Railroad Company praised for crowd logistics after the game.
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Prichard
Plateau
Tucker
Goodman
Johnson
Williams
Lewis ‘66
Harpers
West
Torrance
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Plateau Triumphs In Tight Double Bill
Smoky Dixon led Prichards in game two as Plateau edged ahead 5 to 4 with Donnelly delivering a long single to right. In the first game Dixon faced Tucker with Dixon and Valley as batteries. second game paired Goodman and George for Plateau while Tacons and George worked for Coca Colas. Harper Ryes win double bill at the Brickyard Diamond behind Soutullo pitching both games and Wilcox homered for Coca Colas.
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Plateau
Smoky Dixon
Prichards
Donnelly
Tucker
Dixon
Valley
Goodman
George
Tacons
Harper Ryes
Tig
Coca-Colas
Brickyard
Ryes
Soutullo
Wilcox
Coca- Colas
Liz Stevens
Soutullo Brothers
D. Soutullo
R. Soutullo
Touart
Bill Steiner
Cazalas
L. Steiner
Local Business Directory Listings on Dauphin Street
A historical snippet lists multiple Bell telephone listings for businesses on Dauphin street including Howells Candy Kitchen Henry R Hawes Candy Co and Zieman Grocery Co. It also mentions Ortmanns Pharmacy Goodbras Floral Company Mingo Floral Co Evans Furniture Co Troy Steam Laundry and Alvin Japanese Nursery with associated home numbers and Bell line references.
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Henry R. Hawes Candy Co
Dauphin Street
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Johnny McGraw
Just
Water ST
Birmingham
City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
H. E. Jones, JR
Marquard
al Demaree
Rube
R. H. FE
R. Collins
Carrigan
Faber
Jasper
J. Beott
Kuhn
R. H. E. Boston
Bedient
Thomas
Benz
Schalk
Evans
R. H. E. Cleveland
Morton
Egan
McHale
Brown
Sweeney
R. H. EB
Tedrow
Bowman
Cole
Nanemaker
Dineen
James
Severens
Agnew
Bender
Schang
O'Loughlin
Oni
Mich
Morgan
Cobb
R. H. E. Washington
Ainsmith
Reynolds
Coveleskie
Stanage
Hilderbrand and
Connolly
Wagner
Wiseman
Calametti
Godard
Yost
Chambers
Therrell
Wilson
Imsand
Spicer
Alamett
McKeon
AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Barneys
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Anes
Twe-pere
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Finnera
Fond
Kilbane-Attell
Mike Steber
Howard
French Dry Cleaning CO
Dauphin ST
Charlie Bidgood
Joe Bibb
Palm Beach
City Federal League
Pateau
Hillman Taxi Service Company, Inc
Conti
Mobile
Ala
Carl
Auto Sales & & Taxi CO
St. Michael
FORD
BUICK
Lozier
Adams Machinery and Manufacturing Company
North Royal Street
Bell Phone
HOME
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R&s
Rosedale Dairy
Gulf City Dye Works
Concep- Home
Tron Street
Lab
Candy Manufacturers
Howells Candy Kitchen
Bell
Dauphin
Ortmann’s Pharmacy
Dauphin and
Hiamilton Streets
Bell 167
Elome
E. Willard Pilot
eCity Bam
Florists Goodbras Floral Company
Mingo Floral Co
N. Conception St
Evans Furniture Co
Laundries Troy Steam la
St Emanuel Street
Gustave Gass
Groceries Retail
Zieman Grocery Co
Wilkinson Street
Mobile Creamery
Cor. Conception and
St. Louis Streets
Bell 1812
Alvin
Bell 876
Opticians
A. N. Maumenee
Optician
N. Roya Street
Mobile Optical Company, Inc
A. F. Rockwell, Mgr
B. Luscher & Son Paint Co
Mobile Business College
C. O. Meux
MecKenzie-Barrett Carriage Co
State Street
Nack Carriage & Wagon Works
N. Royal Street
Verona Lumber Co
Scheuermann Bicycle Company
Gasoline Auto Gasoline Co
St. Michael Street
Langan Hat Company
Richard Distributing Company
Cook's Bear
Mobile Roofing & Cornice Co
S. Water Street
United Tea & Coffee Co
Mobile Stationery Company
N. Water
Commercial Printing Company
St Michael Street
Wood Printing Co
White Eckert Co
Commerce
la Francia
Real Estate and Insurance
Duggan & Taylor
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