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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
SAVANNAH'S BASEBALL
FRANCHISE A MYSTERY

The alleged franchise for the con-
troll of the Savannah Baseball Club in
the Southern League the coming sea-
son, is proving somewhat of a mystery
to the people of Savannah. Those in
Memphis, Tenn, where the meeting
for the formation of the league was
held, announce that Savannah people
are behind the deal. while no one
can be found here who knows any
thing about it. The following. tele-
gram from Memphis last night deep
ems the mystery:
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 11.-According
to the. promoters of the new league, all
arrangements have been perfected for
a season of baseball in the South next
year, with a circuit composed of Sa-
Vannah, Atlanta, Charleston, Mont
gomery. Nashville, Memphis, New Or
leans and Birmingham.
Charles Frank manager of the To-
cal team, who has been instrumental
in launching of the new association
returned to-day from a short trip to
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

they can be had by calling upon ]. F.
Doyle, secretary and treasurer.
The directors present were Messrs.
owens, president. Moore and Hull,
vice presidents; J. 2. Doyle, secretary
and treasurer, and Directors Estill,
Graham and Tiedeman.
All of the horses entered for the meet
have arrived and there are now nearly
100 fine animals at the track. The
presence of the flyers is attracting
large crowds to the track, and Estill
avenue presents a lively scene with
carriages going and coming. The
ladies especially, are interested in the
stock and numbers of them have been
out and will go out to-day. The care
given the horses is also of much in
terest to them and many are surprised
at the particular manner in which
they are attended.
Much regret is expressed that run
ming races were not included in the
schedule of events as there are many
who prefer runners to PAGERS and
trotters, though, despite this fact all
indications are that the races will be
the best attended ever held in this
city.
The talent that will be at the races is
among the best in the country to-day
and it is predicted the contests will
be the most exciting ever conducted
in this portion of the state and south.
All details at the track have been
perfected and all remaining to be done
is for tomorrow afternoon to come
and the flyers get out and to work.
The street car company will run a
fifteen minute schedule to the grounds
and will provide enough cars on
each schedule to accommodate the
visitors. Many horsemen from all por-
lions of the South are arriving to at
tend the meet and are much interested.
BoohThaking will be allowed at the
grounds and the sporting element will
have a. chance to win and lose.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
LIVELY SCENES AT
THE RACE TRACK

4 meeting of the directors of the Sa-
,annah Driving Association was held
,-ssterday afternoon at the office of
president Owens, at which final details
for the race meet, beginning tomorrow,
were arranged.
II was decided that all vehicles, both
Drivate and public, containing visitors.
will be admitted to the grounds, doing
away with the annoyance of leaving
teams outside and having to find them
again when the races are over. Drivers
NJ such teams and vehicles will be ad-
mitted free of charge. This is an in
novation which Will meet with public
approval as the convenience is great
and the opportunity to witness the
races greatly improved.
President Owens reported that he had
replies from the Cotton Exchange and
the Board of Trade, that they would
comply with the request of the associa-
ton and recommend that half holi-
day he granted clerks and employees on
the 18th.
The president also reported that he
had written to Atlanta as directed by
the board and had been advised that
the bill now before. the General Assem-
bly, giving certain privileges to.fair as
sociations, had been amended so as to
include racing associations.
Another decision was that no dfsrep-
utable persons will be admitted to the
grand stand during the races. A de-
tail of a sergeant and six policemen
will be in daily attendance at the races
and will see that the, best order pre-
walls both in and off the course.
Badges and tickets will be issued to
members of the association to-day and
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

Birmingham and Montgomery. The
latter city has been chosen to COM
plete the circuit in place of Augusta,
Ga, the Montgomery franchise hav-
ing been awarded to owners of the
street car company who have secured
Lew Whistler, an old time baseball
player to manage the team.
Frank is authority for the statement
that Dan Charlton will back the new
club in Savannah. Doc Hottum, a To-
cal sporting man, will be associated
with Charlton, said Frank, in the own
ership of zthe club Hottam has COM
menced negotiations with players for
the make up of the team. Frank says
the Savannah Baseball Park has been
leased and all preliminary preparations
made for the revival of baseball on a
larger scale than Savannah has expe-
rienced since the days of former South
ern leagues. r
7. w. Passailage, Division Agent
Hunt of the Southern Railway and
Wilson brothers will be depended on
to furnish financial support for the
Charleston Club, which will be man.
aged by r. w. Kent, a former presi-
dent of the present Southern League.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
Personal.


MIR LEWIS FLOOD AND MISS AN
ME Connor's dancing class meets We'd
nesday and Friday nights at Conserva-
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daily welcomed.
SHOES HALF-SOIEDA AND HEEL
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TRUNKS, VALISES. TELESCOPES,
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est kind of proposition, and will do
his uttermOst to win out, though he
realizes that Raedy is capable of
turning the trick" if the right oppor-
tunity is given. He is anxious, too, to
win and will do his best. He is a ma
tive of Charleston and resided in this
city a few years ago. and on that ac-
count wants to show the people what
he can do. If anything, he is a more
powerful man than Handler, and is
game to the core. He expects these
conditions to carry him through a
winner. Handler will be seconded by
Owen Zeigler and Alexander Duns-
heaths, and Raedy by Jack Sheehan
and Jack Tobin. Shorty Jenkins will
be referee, and the bout will begin at
$3.50 o'clock.
AS preliminary, Murphy and Tuck
er, two 115-pOund youngsters, will go
six rounds. They are capable of putting
up an interesting go.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
TOM0CHlCHI DEFEATED
YACHT CLUB
At bowling on Yacht Club Alleys
Last Night.

NJ DOWIDS Oh NA0O AANSS
Last Night.
The Tomochichi Club bowlers defeat
ed the Yacht Club team last night on
the alleys of the latter best two out of
three games. Neither team has any
thing to boast of so far as scores and
brilliant plays are concerned. 1t was
apparently an "off night" for both
sides.
The game was bowIed on the old all
leys, and quite a number of ladies were
present. The Yacht Club team started
out at a winning pace and captured the
first game by score of 74S pins,
against Tomochichi's 705. This was en-
cOuraging, but the second game evened
matters, the. Tomochiehis winning out
by score of 775 to 1853. The third game
also went to the Tomochichis. 749 to
$50. The highest score, 1877, was made
by Montcreiffe of the Tomochichis, in
the third game and the lowest 95, was
credited to Erskine, of the Yacht Club,
in the last game. The individual
scores and totals of each game were as
follows:
faIn
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
HANDLER TO MEET
RAEDY TONIGHT.

Preparations for the twenty-round
boxing match tonight in the arena of
the Savannah Athletic Club. between
James Handler and Pat Raedy, middle
weights, at 154 pounds, have been per-
fected and a rafting event is looked
for.
Both men have trained hard and
faithfully and are in perfect condition,
and can go the limit, if necessary. The
boxers realize that they are off for a
game and hard battle, with no telling
when it will end. Handler is more than
anxious to win for he wants to make
this city or Jacksonville his future
home. He says that in Raedy, he
realizes he is going against the hard
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

was at the camp of Peter Maher. He
took a liking to the little Quakerite
and prevailed on Mr.. Kelly to put
Tommy in his hands. He agreed that
if he failed to turn the boy out as a
finished boxer in six months he was
to get no. money.
The gym was crowded with the
professors pupils and Tommy's
friends when Love went for his first
lesson. The teacher for half an hour
Continued on Ninth Page
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
LOVES FIRST LESSON.
How the Man to Meet Feltz in Bnlti-
more Tonight Learned to Box.


The Baltimore Sun thus tells the
story and the result of Tommy Love S
hrst lessons in boxing:
Mr. Charles Kelly. manager OF
Tommy Love, tells the story of the
little bantam's first lesson with the
IAitts as follows: Two years ago Tom
my was a Philadelphia school boy
ana when he was-not studying he could
pe found at the camp of Peter Maher'
VI any of the big fellows, who hap
pehed to be training in or near Phila-
ueiphla, and while at training quar-
,eis Tommy was never satisfied unless
I've mad the gloves on and was getting
q dt.iuelling, which he always took-good-
haturedly.
Al that time Tommy had ar older
1plIp@iher. lightweight of note, around
IlIaqelphia, and though twenty
FUNDS the heavier, he could never es-
ape punishment In the scraps they
''"a' one day a professor Of boxing
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

The Tomochichis have won two
games of the series and lost none. The
Hussars have won one and lost one
and Yacht Club has lost two and won
none
The next game will he between Hus-
sars and Tomochichis, on the Hussars'
alleys.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

SEE OUR LINE OF SCISSORS. Csc
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IF IN MED OF A SEWING MA
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THE OAKNEIL BICYCLE AT s25
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SPORTING GOODS OF ALL KINDS
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Bell phone 467.
WHEN YOU WANT SWEET MILK,
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
MILLINERY

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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
MONEY TO LOAN.

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FARM LOANS NEGOTIATED
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Atlanta. Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


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SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

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WE HAVE A VERY DESIRABLE
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12
PHOTOGRAPHY.

l WILL PUT ON DISPLAY THIS
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FOn nENr-RoONIs.

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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-12

OUR STOVE REPAIR DEPART-
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SAVANNAH JOBBING COMPANY.
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