McDonald's Two Homers Lift Nashville, 4 3
McDonald blasted two home runs for Nashville as they beat Mobile 4 to 3. The game saw a tied score late, with Nashville taking a two run lead early and holding it until Mobile tied it in the seventh before McDonald's second homer sealed the win.
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Amibolee
Hville
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Fulton
Saees
Burke
Wickham
Helfrich
Ducote
Brown
Coupieys
Ellam
Meyer
Kauffman
Street
Coleman
Schopner
Mobile
Johnson
Collins
Latonia Derby Fields Named For 37th Run
Eigh t horses have been named to start in the Latonia Derby worth near 20 000 at the Latonia track today. With Sir Barton not carded to start the field is expected to be the best mix of East and West two year-olds in a mile and a quarter race for Kentucky Derby hopefuls. Eternals the eastern stable of J W McClelland, beaten in the Kentucky Derby, will be favorite. Conditions allowed speculative weights and probable starters listed with Clermont Pastoureau and others.
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Latonia
Sir Barton
Eternals the Astern
PeRain
Clermont
Pastoureau
Suburban Handicap Highlight At Belmont Park
The Suburban handicap at Belmont Park heads today's card as the 33rd running of the one mile and a quarter race. Eleven horses were listed, with War Cloud favored by Knapp for K Macomber, while Exterminator, last year's Kentucky Derby winner and topweight, drew interest on the heavy track.
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Associated Press
New York
Belmont Park Race Track
K. Macomber
War Cloud
Knapp
Sports schedule fragments show varied NFL style matchups
The clipping lists multiple city pairings such as Southern Mobile at Nashville Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis New Orleans at Chattanooga and others including New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis and Detroit at Boston. The garbled text preserves matchups implying a regional schedule.
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Southern
Mobile
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Yesterday's Baseball and Minor League Results
Results across Southern, National and minor leagues from yesterday include Nashville 4 Mobile 3, Atlanta 14 Little Rock 1, Pittsburgh 1 New York 1, Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 5 Boston 2, Washington 7 St Louis 1, San Antonio 6 Dallas 4, Houston 0 Fort Worth 1, Galveston 1 Shreveport 0, Reading Newark rain, Baltimore 5 Jersey City 3, Toronto 2 Rochester 1, Indianapolis rain, St Louis Columbus rain, Louisville 7 Minneapolis 1, Portsmouth 3 South Atlantic Meton 5 Charlotte 3.
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Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Wacoili
Galveston
Shreveport
International League
Reading-Newark
Binghamton
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Little Rock Reclaims Second in Southern Baseball Standings
In New Orleans on June 7 Little Rock edged Birmingham to seize second place in the Southern Association as New Orleans led the race by two and a half games. Memphis won two from New Orleans and two from Birmingham while Mobile and Atlanta dropped, and the Lookouts rose to fourth by a six game split.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Southern Association
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Chicks
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Pelicans
Lookouts
Ee Little Rock
Mobile
Atlanta
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Neiderkorn
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Dempsey to Resume Training for Willard Title Fight
Jack Dempsey will restart training at his Maumee Bay camp in Toledo on June 7 for the July 4 heavyweight title showdown with Jess Willard. Managed by Jack Kearns and trainer Jimmy De Forrest, Dempsey will train nine to ten days, then pause until about ten days before the bout. Willard begins his sessions at 2 30 p.m. with Dempsey following at 3 30 p.m. Their camps lie about a mile apart to allow fans to visit Dempsey’s quarters after Willard’s workouts.
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Jack Keans
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Associated Press
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Dempsey
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Amateur baseball clash at Dare's diamond Saturday
The Blue Star Store players and the Semmes club meet for a Saturday afternoon game on Dare's diamond. Both squads are strengthened for a likely close battle and competitive showdown.
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Dare’s Diamond
Washington takes second game of series 7 to 1
Washington defeats St Louis 7 to 1 in the second game as Davenport Leifield and others yield ten hits. Shaw exits after four innings as Washington bats surge in early frames.
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St. Louis
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Shaw
Ayers
Wassess
Lésfield
Koob
Wright
Severied
Picinich
Cravath LeavesNL Batters Leaderboard Amid Strong Showing
Philadelphia star Frank Cravath leads National League batters at .450 based on Wednesday’s games, while Burns and Olson share run-scoring honors at 25. Larry Doyle tops total bases with 67, and Williams tied with Kauff for home runs at five. Other leaders include Rays Young and Meusel, and Cobb’s AL batting edge remains intact.
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Burns
New York
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Brooklyn
Larry Doyle
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Ae Bene Olis
Theias Wtenteen
National League Scores and Highlights From June Series
Baseball summaries from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh games on June 7 show Gowdy and Killefer powering Chicago, Heathcote driving in two for St Louis, and a slugging duel in Cincinnati with Roush homering for the Reds. Adams pitched well for Pittsburgh as the Pirates beat New York 7 to 1.
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Hank” Gowdy
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Heathcote
Ain
St. Louis
R. H. EL Philadelphia
Jakkar Smith
Hogg
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Tuero
Eee
Wees
Memphis Beats Slagmen Ris In Pendulum Tilt
Memphis overcame Slagmen Ris 9 to 4 in a tense pendulum game. Christen drove in two runs with a double in the eighth to push the visitors ahead and contribute to Memphis’s victory. Sigman, Ballmer, Peters, Thweatt, Foster, Fentress and Meyers also featured for the winning side.
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Christenbury
Erie
Memphis
Sigman
Ballmer Fat Peters
Thweatt Foster
Fentress
Meyers
Sullivan Pelican Takes First Place as the Run Maker
Sullivan of New Orleans moves into top spot as the run maker with twenty seven tallies and leads the Southern Association in total bases with sixty five. Carroll of Memphis holds the batting lead at .387 while Knaupp of New Orleans lifts his sacrifice hits total to eleven. Brown of Mobile tops homers with four. Graff and Gilbert each have nine stolen bases.
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Sullivan
New Orleans
Southern Association
Carroll
Memphis
Knaupp
Teen. Brown
Mobile
Hom
Graff
Chattanooga
Gilbert
Peters
Birmingham
Christenburg
Mayer
Atlanta
Fisher
Cotton Export Plan Revisited by Officials in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 7 the executive committee of the proposed 100 million dollar Cotton Export Financing Corporation will delay action on selecting a plan until Ruffin Pleasant arrives from Washington to preside.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Selma Concrete Ship Nearing Launch Day
In Mobile the government concrete shipyard nears its launching day as hull sections, boilers, fittings and gear move toward completion. A four wheeled switcher and crane handle components, while the forecastle features concrete pilasters and ribs. The old Count Club building serves as lounge and office space under live oaks near the bay.
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Enes
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Mobile
Count Club
Twelfth Warrior Barge Set to Go Over Next Week
The Murnan Shipbuilding Corporation near completion on the fourth trio of barges for the Warrior river project. Manager H Curnan says barges finish by Wednesday with launching a few days after. Some units already serve the Warrior system under the inland waterways department. A barge for Merchants Packet Company of Mobile is nearly done and a coal collier for a New Orleans buyer is also planned for launch next week.
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Warrior River
Mississippi Warrior Transportation System
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Railroad Administration
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Warrior
Merchants Packet Company of
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Siemens Company
New Orleans
Egyptian Women Buy American Made Hats
Egyptian women in Alexandria wear American hats, cited as a result of aggressive U.S. business methods and salesman reach, surpassing British and Parisian styles. An inserted advertisement notes a Detroit testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills claiming relief from backache and kidney symptoms.
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Paris
Foley
Chas
6Th St
Detroit
Mich
Pensacola to get 450000 Floating Dock
The Emergency Fleet Corporation approved a contract with Bruce Dry Dock Company to install a floating dock at Pensacola costing 450000. An additional 200000 will fund repair shops and equipment, with stock subscriptions to open immediately. The dock aims to attract ships, boost local prosperity, and create permanent industry employing over a thousand workers.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Bruce Dry Dock Company
Dry Dock Company
Emercy Fleet Corporation
Chickasaw to Lay Third Keel for 9,600 Ton Vessel
Chickasaw Shipbuilding officials expect the third keel for a 9,600 ton steel vessel to be laid in late June. Two keels have already been laid, with plans to build four vessels simultaneously at the Chickasaw plant as work progresses.
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Chickasaw Shipbuilding Company
Mobile
Crawford
Mammothee
Aoe
Chickasaw
Johnson Boost Call for Republican Conference to Support Senate Run
A San Francisco committee urges a June 14 Republican conference to plan Hiram W. Johnsons bid for the presidency. The call, sent statewide, denounces Democratic blunders and highlights Johnsons career as governor and senator. About 200 party leaders expected with strong Progressive attendance.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Johnson
Gover
Moshico Steel Ship Launch Nears at Mobile
The No 633 hull nears launch of the first all steel ocean carrier built at Mobile. The MOSHICO project promises to place Mobile as a key steel shipbuilding center with more large ships planned soon. A Rainboldt note highlights local workers and honors.
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HS All-Steel
Mobile
Ocean
Moshico
Ex City Fireman Acquitted After Petit Larceny Trial
A jury Friday found the ex city firefighter not guilty on the petit larceny charge. The case involved alleged theft of lumber from county owned property with insufficient evidence to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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