Mobile Sea Gulls

• Location: Mobile, AL
• League: Cotton States League 1905-1907; Southern Association 1908-1917
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The Mobile Sea Gulls played the fastest game in organized baseball history - at the time - on September 17, 1910, beating the Atlanta Crackers, 2-1, in 32 minutes at Ponce de Leon Park in Atlanta, GA; that record was eclipsed by a North Carolina State League game played in Asheville, NC in 1916.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1905	6-26 (24-53 overall)	8th	George "King" Kelley / George Reed	League disbanded July 31
1906	74-44	1st	George Reed / Joe "Red" Wright / Charles Miller	none League Champs
1907	82-52	1st	Bernie McCay	none League Champs
1908	67-67	5th	Tom Fisher	none
1909	64-77	5th	George Reed	none
1910	63-75	6th	George Reed	none
1911	57-76	7th	James Holmes / George Rohe / Harry Swacina	none
1912	79-58	2nd	Michael J. Finn	none
1913	81-57	2nd	Michael J. Finn	none
1914	86-67	2nd	Bris Lord	none
1915	68-86	7th	Charles Schmidt	none
1916	45-91	8th	Charles Schmidt (39-57) / Matty McIntyre (6-34)	none
1917	34-117	8th	Matty McIntyre (9-26) / Frank "Pop" Kitchens (25-91)

Further Reading

• Wynn Montgomery: "That Was Quick !", in Ken Fenster and Wynn Montgomery, eds: Baseball in the Peach State, The National Pastime, SABR, Volume 40 (2010), pp. 59-61.