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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1914

Page

7

Maranville and Evers Rival Pair On National League Midfield

Baseball writer discusses a potential World Series clash between Evers Maranville and Collins Barry, weighing second-base and shortstop duels. It contrasts Braves and Athletics strengths, predicting fans will debate who outplays whom if the pennant goes Boston’s way.

Bill Bailey Evers-Maranville Collins-Barry Braves Athletics Boston Evers Maranville Collins Barry Joe Tinker Connie Mack George Stallings Midstation Aftet Cubs Colling Mack

Graham & Rush Dominate All-Stars In Early Morning Tilt

The heavy hitting Graham and Rush team defeated the All-Stars Sunday morning 12 to 4. Morrison, Stewart and Glover pitched for the G and R squad as Wagner led the opposing effort.

Graham & Rush All-Stars Morrison Stewart Glover Wagner

Stallings Baseball Career In Nutshell

George Stallings of Augusta Georgia born November 17 1870 is in his twenty third year as a baseball manager. He began as catcher turned outfielder and retired after 1901 with Detroit. He has managed twenty two years with clubs including Boston Buffalo Detroit Yankees and Philadelphia. The feature notes Morrison hitting for Graham Rush and Manager W T Stuart seeking a meeting with a City Federal League team next Sunday.

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New York Defeats Pittsburgh in Doubleheader Wins

New York took both ends of a National League doubleheader from Pittsburgh, 5 to 2 and 13 to 6. Bescher homered in both games, while McQuillan shut down Pittsburgh in game one before darkness ended game two after six innings.

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Detroit Beats Washington to Narrow AL Standings

Detroit defeated Washington 3 to 2 to creep within half a game of third place in the American League. The win over the team just above Detroit in the percentage column tightens the race as of September 29 in Detroit.

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Baseball Roundup From Sept 29 Scores Across Cities

Timely hitting and errors gave St. Louis a 7 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Boston beat Chicago 5 to 2 after Janvrin’s bases loaded triple. Cleveland defeated New York 6 to 2, snapping New York’s streak of winning every series under Peckinpaugh.

Boston Chicago Zimmerman Smith AB. R. H Po.a Leach Good Laier Zimmerman Wee Bues Dena S -Fischer Archer, Humphries Zabel Williams Knisely Moran, If Evers Connolly If Whitter Ef. Schmidt Eeewe Maranville Gowry Veces James ST. Louis Philadelphia R. H. EB Coombs Bush Warden Lapp Hamilton Agnew Janvrin R.H. E. Boston Cricaro Vane Shore Thomas Lathrop Jasper Russell Kuhn Mayer Cleveland New York Peckinpaugh R. H. E. Cleveland Carter Egan Brown Nunemaker

Baltimore takes two from St Louis in tight twin bill

In Baltimore on September 29 Baltimore won the first game 5 to 3 over St Louis after a 56 to 3 blowout. The second game was halted at darkness with Baltimore leading 4 to 3. Pitchers included Quinn, Jacklitsch, Crandall, Kepper, Chapman for Baltimore and Smith, Wilhelm, Kerr, Davenport, Groome, Hartley for St Louis.

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Dr Adams Mobile Specialist Examinations Offered

Free confidential examinations for eye ear nose throat lung stomach and private and special diseases of men and women. Address listed as 155 Dauphin St.

Food for Fandom and Baseball Talk Across Leagues

The piece discusses potential candidates for a secretary role in the Mobile Southern league and highlights players such as Frank Chick Roos Ben Luscher and Pat Collings. It also salutes John Henry of the Nationals Amherst graduate and observes umpiring norms and notable anecdotes about Bert Briggs Slim Sallee Joe Jackson and Heinie Zimmerman amid trade rumors and historical pay figures.

C. Z. Colsson Mobile Southern League Battle House Frank Wally Schings Bill Carrigans Ed Sweeneys John Henry Nationals Washington Henry Ty Cobb Amherst

Auburn Students Rally Behind Braves for Red Smith

Auburn eagerly backs Boston in the pennant race as Red Smith, Auburn’s famed third baseman, shines with the Braves. The former Auburn star’s journey from cadet corps to Brooklyn and into the World Series fuels student pride and anticipation of a historic milestone.

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