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HAS NEW
PULLING r

, Put 5. over here yelled tho Chief.
and III hit it,"
Just at that minute the SUN came
up over the edge OF the hotel roof and
shone directly in Otie's FACE. lie was
seen TO make a peculiar grimace and
tho Chief blinked. Tho ball shot over
like q white streak and Meyers missed
II a foot.
81 don't know what Il was.- Ak
planned the Chief. but something got
In my eyes so hat ! couldn't See"
Merkle was the mex batter. and he
met the same fate. Otie might have
gone through and struck out the whole
bunch. but the sun went behind a
cloud and he was done for the after
noon. II developed that Otie would
catch the rays OF the sun on his gold
tooth and then by a dexterous move
ment throw the reflection in the eyes
OF the batter on the last strike. As
soon as the players got on they I'M
medlately dubbed the new ball the
dental drop" II It al bs arranged
so that all OF the grand-stands In the
National League face to the east. Otie
ought to be unbeatable this summer
The bad weather prevented n regular
practice yesterday. n for the first time
since the Giants began training in Texas,
four years age. rain has interfered with
the practice for two days IN succession.
II cleared up IN the afternoon, n n
short practice was held on the grass
in the back yard OF the hotel.
Newcomers Have Devore Worried.
Josh Devorc IL very much worried
over the reports In the camp that Full.
lerton and Mcknight are both "a steT
than he. He does not believe II, and
there win be a race around the bases
In a few days TO decide this question of
speed.
George wil;ss looks better than he has
in several years. He has entirely re-
covered from the stomach trouble that
he had last season IN during tho win
ter he gained ten or twelve pounds. II
might be surprising to those who look
upon Wiltse as a frail person 10 know
that he weighs 1872 pounds.
Mathewson did not take part In the
warm-up yesterday, but spent the day
In shooting tacksnipe and mallard
ducks In company with Secretary Gray.
Red Murray and Al BridweN. Murray
shot up seventy-ive cartridges and
came home with two ~blackbirds. a
robin ard u meadow lark. lie says he
likes the excitement OF the chase.
a day OF excitement was ended with
a big badger fight. and Clyde Fullerton
Joined tho class OF immortals by pulling
the badger. Hereafter he becomes a
figure In Texas Hall OF Fame.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
a. MOORE TOO CLASSY
FOR TOMMY

fighter OF Philrdtlphla, who has been dong such
frsat fishtins IN lhihddphis and in New Eng.
VIII meet for ten rounds a. one Of the stags Of
the Brown Gymnasium A. A. On March II.
Min. Twin Sullivan. IN. wrterweirh. o,
Cambridge, Mas. Is another one % our scrap
pers WIG has been s!sasd uy ,or fights in Eng.
IN ,aH' Ana laf i. Floyd ID Ne aer: e.. 1H' t E: o n..r :,ss
bicycic nder, who IS IN Paris now. oabIed 10
sullivan. 'eltnS him 10 sail as soon as possible.
IN London and with the winner Of the Harry
lewl-Wlllie Lew. rga., which .aka place on
hTl 10. Nike Is 10 receive $500 tor bssh
rrauk Mran. the P.ttsbuv. heavyweight. AMI
Jim sa'ase' ne New Jersey fighter, have been
y. j. A, c. on mex. Mondsy night. Moran has
oeeh SHOWING M In line form durins the last few
ally.
Too. :To bitter rya,s o; the prize ring. wli<
wallcps again IN another een.round bout. Thcy
WI bAt;la at the stag Of tho wbirlwind 4. G. Ia
Frank Moran and Al, Poker. the suateur clam.
pon. whom Tom O'lourke has taken under ~
Management. Will also boz for ten rounds.
Hugo Kelly. the middles eight o. Chicago, who
ha, Just claimed the mlddleweisht title, viii ar.
I've m torn on sunday from Chicago to f1nish Up
smith; tse westches,eg fighter. which take. pi.es
KKel|ISRe Wiz ffi11ir Do Il. A; vo e on 1sIt Tuesday might;
Montana Jack Sullivan. VII b sscn in a bou,
, z 'S ssb 11IS on MoIdsS nIsht; lie will NEE, Com
rounds a. the Olympic a. c. stag. Sullivan Il
eff IT. tishteT; dc;Sr and 4 good puncher. no
Smith. as the latter IS a tough, rushing fsbte.
who can take punishment.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
Dodgers to Play
Nine OF Am erican
LeaguerS Sunday.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 2.-Mau-
ager Dahlen ana hls band OF twenty-five
bali players from Brooklyn viii have
two hard sessions OF practice to-day 20
pay Up for the lay on yesterday caused
by the raw weather.
bad BM' and "Nyl,d BNy' Donovan
are now arranging for a game Cor sun
day afternoon. The latter'S tean Will be
composed OF American Leaguers and
among them VIII be "Cy" Young. the
pitcher OF twenty years service in tAe
big leagues.
There are two Dodgers mlss.ug-
Pitcher Doc Scaul0u ugi Catcher Harry
Smith. smith va 10 have Joined the
team in Pittsburg Monday, bat failed 70
show up as expected. Scanloa is ua.A-
ing over salary.
Clark Griffith. the manager OF the
Reds. has arrived with his Cincinnati
banA Tor their. spring training.
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However, Sun Must Shine in
Order for Otie to Pitch
His "Dental Drop"
BY PULGER.
ts.sH Correspondent Of Tue Ersning World VIII
the Team

the Team
Marin. Tex. March :.
TT remained for n husky young
farmer from Fowler. Ind. otie
Craudall by name. TO bring the
first new curve Of the ea-on into the
camp OF the Giants, and this non-,alk-
ative young man whose vocabulary up
to last fail consisted OF the three
words. "Ail right. NJ" is this morning
tho smiling recipient OF many ~congratu-
lations.
The new curve Is called the dental
Drop and II came into nfe while tie
veteran players, taking advantage OF a
burst Of sunshine In the afternoon. had
their first warmup in the back yard Of
tho hotel. In addition to harvesting
corn and shooting jacltrabb4s. otie
has been warming UP with his brother
for a month OF more. and his arm Is as
supple as a s~lungshot.
Chief Meyers was az ths bat. and
Wilson. who was doing the catching.
was backed up against the Kitchen door
when tho dental drop swept from
Ot,e's bra why arm and laid tho redsldn
low. II not only struck him out. but
tho ball bounded into the kitchen range
and upset three sirloin steaks that were
being specially prepared for MsGraw
and Secretary Gray.
"what are you doing. Otter Trying
10 curve them this early in the sea-
SOM asked tho Chief. after he had
whitfield at Il couple Of sharp breaks.
81 haven't showed you anything
yet.' replied Otie. and no wound up
for a big EFFORT.
'You know You amt hitting stage
home runs now"
Otie has a gold tooth almost in the
middle OF his face. M he was smiling
broadly so as to show It 10 the play
ers who had gathered around. There
was some betting as TO whether the
Chief would fan or not.
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W0lGAST AND MORAN GET
$12,500 OFFER FOR BOUT,

Los ANGELES. March 2.-Louis blot, the
San Francisco fight promoter. has offered q purse
OF sl2. 800 for n fo.iy-hveround match bstsecn
Ad Wolsast and Owen Moran a. Tia Jusua
This amount, or 20 per cent q the gross re-
eeipts 70, Tom Jones. ,Wolsast.'s manager, and
Blot figures that a fory-fiveround battle he
tween Moran and Nolsast would be the Mgses,
fiSic drawing card outside Of the heavywrishi
class that could b. arranged, aud he has srSng
hopes that his IFOl osiuon w1l he accepted.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
SpOD'T'INGL o.


THE PENNSYLVANIA FENCING
team defeated the Columbia foilers In n
fast and exciting series OF bouts by tho
score OF 0 20 4, ParAer's work for the
Qualters was Of the highest order. lIc
won all three Of his bouts. the last Of
which, the deciding one OF the meet,
with Dwyer, required three fence ofrs.
For Pennsylvania PARKER won three
bouts. ana Peterson and Dalshclner
won one. Pitt ana pwyer won
two apiece Tor The Blu AID White.
The Athletes veterans are now travel.
ling 20 Hot Springs. Va, Where they viii
rouain ten uHys before rolnE 20 their
regular camp at savannah. Jack
toombs. lie pitcher who won the worlds
championship Las at laet signed his con-
tract. Jim Dyscrt, Che cpithall player.
ha9 been released 90 baltimore OF the
Eastern League.
YOUNG STONY WAS OUTPOTNTCD
ly Joe Allen o.: Harlem az the Wt.1-
over Club, ,he Bronx .a-t might.
THE rurJnE oF HORSE RACING
d'r,l'l 'oo, as gloomy go Nr-.- uelu,a. 90 j,
t'U io,a 't %. other sgp,l, for ic l. H,
,.ant On at a sa.ar o! 5000 1a, ..-rr.
winter.
TIE H2tRp Oh puEcrQas or r.I
h.ll'. 40'...f llgr' l4.1 .crs' Nr ~
N.' .l' fl.. m.--y hcc .a 'lcs TO I'D 10 Ma
"..t % iHe con .pt r" au.'s N..
.ime .a 4s cr1nt, as {. p,a. Il, 10 81 .s,
tcs-c at a ,aauct t.L, ae L,uu..oa u.,.a-
u ms rU1gucE CAVES ron THE poor
'A ~, '.. I' LNI
The evening world., 1911-03-02
Philadelphia Gives West Side
Idol Terrible Beating at
Olympic A. c. Stag.
BY JOHN

4 MOTHER Idol O. the west side had
~ the misfortune 10 lose a battle. He
Is Tommy Nsloney, tho rugged and
lightw eight OF the Ninth Ward,
who was handed a bad beating by Pal
Moore. the fast and clever Philadelphia
fighter. In a ~ten-round bout at the Olym.
pic a. c. stag. Moore had too much
class and ring experience for Maloney
TO cope with and as a result Tommy re-
ceived moro punishment IN this bout
than In any hat he has taken part IN
since he branrhed out as a fighter.
While there Is considerable credit due
Maloney for his persistent gameness and
willingness to carry the fight to Moore
at all times, this sort Of work does not
entltle a mar TO the honors OF winning
when his opponent lands about three
times as many blows n the more
effective punches as well.
Moore. on more than one occasion,
would dance In at Maloney. Jab HIN a
few times with stiY lefts In the face.
hook him In the stomach and as they
would come into q clinch no would
pull him all around the ring, upper
cutting him severely to the jaw for at
least ten times VITA stiT rights.
Tom o'Rourse has secured another bou. for his
Barr o'>Fhicag1 and 10. Jeanette. ne oolosed
Of the club stags on March 10, The Arnory \.
A. OF Boston practically had the mach clInchtd.
but Dan Mcketrlrk, manager Of jeanette, az
Hkewise the bout was taken from the Armory
A. A.
FIVE stays .ake place tonight, A. LonG Acre
4. G. HAIRY Store W. Jack Goodney. at Uaren.
don 4. 4. Battling Msntdl vs.. Charley Smith.
al Metropolitan a. g. JImbo Wells vs.. Ted Nc.
son. at BROOKLYN ,Beaeh A. e. south BrooGyn,
w. Johnny Dsy. Young O'Leary w.. Tommy
Houcs. Young Terry 70. Joe Shepard. all tor ten
rounds.
Young Fit dmmons. the promising west s1s
lightweight. and Jack k.onard the har1-hit'ins
The evening world., 1911-03-02

Adam INTO q corner and knocked him
over a chair. Morgan called "tme."
Next time up Young Terry was pro-
vidcd with nve-ounce gloves, while
Brown st!ll wore the big soft pillows.
Evcn with this handicap he hammered
Terry well. lie showed a world OF speed
and no slight degree OF c%leverness In
avoiding punches and landing counters.
After the round Terry came over and
asked mo to feel the knotty punches Of
muscle on his square Jaws. That's why
they can't drop me- quoth Terry. i've
had 1916 fights and have never gone down
for a seconds count yet"
Did you develop those muscles7"
Nav" said Terry. They're natu-
raj"
After the eighth round Morgan told
Brown he'd done enough boxing and
he trotted out TO the gymnasium. where.
surrounded by adrniring youngsters. he
went through a lot of bag punching
and c~nlesthenics. Then he logged
cheerfully to tho dressing room and
stripped on two OF three layers OF wool
len sweaters. all wringing wet. Step
ping on tho scales he balanced the
beam exactly at 1871 pounds. know
that the scales were right. for I tried
them.
In an his afternoons training X. q.
Brown didn't have q word TO say about
his Friday night bout with tho cham
pion. He doesn't talk. lie leaves all
that for Morgan.
"HE bout has created more local In
terest than n other held IN
recent years. Practically all OF
the seats at the National s.. C. have
been engaged by members. The de-
mand has been tremendous. and the
crowd at the ringside will he represent
tative OF the wealth and power OF the
city, Seventy-fye members OF the Ten
mis- and Racquet club. also members
OF tho National. OF course. have en-
gagged box seats, Over a hundred mem
bers OF the y. y. \. G.. will be around
the ring Thirty OF those who follow
the fortunes OF Warren Barbour at
Cooper's VIII be seated together, land
every ono n millionaire" as Jack Coop
er says, with p~ardonabie pride. Nat
Goodwin reserved the first box. Hun
dreds OF the most prominent bankers.
merchants. club men and sport fol-
lowers IN Manhattan might be added
20 the list ~ space allowed.
il VIII be "A great affair.
The evening world., 1911-03-02

Especial ID TIE E'cning World
INDINNApOLIS, Na-ga ., Nouns SAVIOR. 80
ludirn8rol.s lIsltws.g '. gave Jach iiSimund o.;
Milwaukee a tlgGllo Ira' az. SAVIOR kcpt aVav
tuu Richmond in iha last t.gtu rounds Tor fear
@. l.flrag Uh seriously. Redmond is the fighter
Naa slse MoisiFt the h.rI bout In which tie
lq.|,r lrHle his arm.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
HILLTOP PLAYERS
START TRAINING

prised many OF the players, who ex-
pected to be able to so in outing shirts
and Panama hats Instead of being
Obliged to don gloves and overcoats.
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SAVE TIME!
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Win MS playMateS.
And yet x. o. Brown. on that block
Ia another Alexander. another Hannibal
mother Caesar. another Napoleonl He
10 the centre OF n genuine hero worship
thf would turn the head OF almost any
youngster on earth. And X. o's head
isn't t~urned-not a bit Of 81. His play
'mates look upon him ms the greatest
man in the world. without an excep-
ton. Why. while they have been selling
papers and running eTrands he has
earned $1,000 IN a few short months. ana
has it in the bank. He Is another
financial genius like Rockefeller. but the
pal of every boy IN the club. X. o.
Brown would as soon think Of jumping
OF the Brooklyn Bridge as OF dsserting
his old playmates IN these days Of az
fuence. lie is Jus. one OF the gang"
M he always will be.
Some nicely particular people may
moralize and suggest h a association
with a fighter win have q demoraliz-
Ing effect on these boys. But I can
assure them that they ars wrong. X
o. symbollzes Success, with . big capital
8. He has remarka BILE ability ~ a
boxer. Others realize that they can
not do what he has done. but they are
all ambitious TO become as successful
as Knockout Brown. In whatever line
OF work they undertake. Browns sx.
ample IL good, for he n q home boy.
o fine. manly. generous. clean-living
boy. who never swears or smokes or
drinks or loafs around corners. He 10
a happy little fellow. with a good word
for every one. and mover a Knock"
Sometimes no meets boxers who are
less fair in the ring than hc II him.
self. But he never mas n word to say
about It afterward. II he is questioned
he wrlggles in uneasy embarrassment.
and says; "oh. well. IT'S all right.
A FTER the bout with Hogan
N Brown had the grippe, lie was
4 4 sick. and his friends were wor-
Red. for he had the big affair with
Wolgast coming. DR.. Dreamer, who
takes a personal as well as a profess
slonal interest in these little fellows.
pulled him through. ari no recovered
quickly. To-day he Is AT and fne.
The work he did yesterday wa proof
enough. lie hustled around IN thu
gymnasium for half an hour or so
and then boxed eight fast rounds.
The boxing was WORTH watching.
X. o. wore twelye-ounCe gloves. big pill
lows that made the going easier for his
sparring partners and al the same time
protected his hands from possible in
jury. First came Young Terry. who has
a Jaw that sticks out like the ram OF a
battleship. Danny Morgan. sitting N q
corner. urged Terry 10 hir-as hard al
he could. and Terry. vino likes belrl
pummelled. in turn urged Brown tl
wallop away. SO It was merry mixing
Browns gloves bounced from Terry,
ehia. and Morgan told him 20 so for Il,
body. There he was mIch moro efgec,
tive. After Terry came W.ne Buras. {
clean cut little fellow from New Jersey
useful because OF hts speed. X, q, wa.
told not to hit Burns hard. Grimm,
oheerfully, he danced IN and out VII.
quick, Hight steps. tapping and ho,din'
his chin out FOR Wiiie's punches. Is. O
Is very fast himself.
"HEN came a round with his hrothe
The evening world., 1911-03-02

THE RosrON HOCKEY CLUB. IN A GAME
~ The Hub. lost It's 'rst contest 90 a Canadian
emu, the Queens College seven of Ontario, WIN
Ains by a score Of 4 20 ..
DR., ROLLER DEFEATED ZBYsZKO IN \
handicap wrcstling match at Wi,kes-BMIe. Tie
hs Iolf asr,cd TO throw his opponent twice in
iall.
49,
WESLEY An Won FROM WILLIAMS. 10 TO
III, and fhtrehv captured the championship Of
the NcN England Basketball League,
TOMMY CONNEFF. II FAMOUS IRISH
distance runner nl present holder az the worll's
uplgrd Tor rutllug one mile, las w-enllstCd. lie
came 20 New York last month and Whilo hr.e
met with q UIilus A~,uilcat. 80 serious was the
Urci Rent That his intended tan 20 ireland wgs
given up. Wh'n wen. Cuunoif decided he would
not desert the Tag and went Wei and lcatn,l
ls old ~tru,p.lr9op a, ,Cu-tt. uo.se, Seventh
'nyaly-anl 81 now At lnr Rlev, kaa.. and
y1l leave tAse t1e lai'er Iurt 81 lcxt WC.k Tor
Manila,
SATURDAY NIGHT Will ne 4 RIG
night for tao international Brotherhood 81 TN.ar.
EiCs' \ ~sos.ntaHu OF J.ref tlE, when thtv Win
a,s an oatg.alrWcnt rt LIS hlll, on Nogk and
N,udcIsou .Ig,,s, JC IS t!u. Muudy promises
90 throw Yong Nn'lHnu "a twenty mluut,~ ot
i0r'o,t Ne ,Dd q the pune.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
brown TRAINS FOR BIC FIGHT
SURROUNDED BY PLAYMATES.
You Never Would Think That on Friday Night
Knockout Was Going to Meet Wolgast
in Bout Which May Mean Cham
pionship Of World to Him.
Ing Company tThc New York worldh

company tibt wow 'V4h "piA'N
Yv7ATCHING X o. Browne last
M hard workout yesterday
w afternoon, I found It din.
cult TO realize that only two days
separate the little blond fighter from
an event more important than all
others in his experience Jumped into
one. or all the heart-free. happy-go-
lucky youngsters l aver saw. X. o.
Brown is king.
Knockout Is training. Just as ne
always has trained. at the Boys Club
at Tenth street and Avenue A. He
Is surrounded by his playmates. Ex.
cept the vigor with which he tears
The evening world., 1911-03-02
KGr~-.


snfo his work. there is little TO suggest tho boxer who may oe within arr
rcach OF n worlds championship. lie Is just a boy enjoying a little scuf
The evening world., 1911-03-02

WESLEY Az woN PROM WILLIAMS. 10 TO
IN, aul thtrthv captured the olamriouslIp Of
the New England Basketball League.
The evening world., 1911-03-02
AUTOMOBILES & MOTOR BOATS.

Young Ftydnmons. the promising west sds
lightweight, and Jack Leonard. the hard-hit'ius
The evening world., 1911-03-02

fighter OF Phlrdtlphla. who has been dong such
gTeat fShtine IN Philadelphia and IN New Eng.
viii meet for ten rounds a. one OF the stays Of
The Brown Gymnasium A. A, on March II,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
AvertS Awful Tragedy

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prevented dreadful tragedy and saved
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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR BONDS
FOR SEWERAGE.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.

GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
BY virtue of an order of the Mayor
and Council of the city of Marietta, as
authorized by the General Assembly
of the State of Georgia, there will be
held at the Court House in said city,
between the hours of 7 o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. m, on Monday, May
LIST, 1911, an election by the qualified
voters of said city, to determine wheth-
er or not Sewerage Bonds shall be is
sued by the city of Marietta in the
sum of Fifteen Thousand (S15,00000)
Dollars, said bonds to be fifteen in
number and of the sum of One Thou
sand ($1,00000) Dollars, each, and
numbering consecutively from one to
fifteen inclusive, aggregating the sum
of Fifteen Thousand ($15, 100000 Dol
lars, and to bear interest at the rate
of five (5T) per cent. per annum, pay
able semi-annually on such dates as
may be fixed by the Mayor and Coun-
ell, the principal of said Bonds to ma
ture at the expiration Of thirty years.
Said Bonds shall be issued in the
name of the City of Marietta, and
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
A Cause of DROWNING.

In swimming under a blazing sun
the body is submerged at low tenn
perature, while the full force Of the sun
beats on the unprotected head. To add
to the obvious dangers of such state
of things the blood is forced into the
head by the pumping action of the
limbs in swimming, thus causing the
arteries In other parts of the body to
be overflled. The consequence Is Of
ten violent headache, which may be
followed by insensbllity. The swim
mer sinks and unless help Is at hand
adds another to the long list Of the
mysteriously drowned.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-28
Administrators Sale.
GEORGIA, Cobb County.

By virtue OF an order of the Court
or Ordinary of said county, granted at
the March Term, 1911, of said Court
will be sold before the Court House door
in said county, on the first Tuesday in
May, 1911, next, between the usual hours
of sale, to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, the following described real
estate, to-wit
One house and lot in the City Of Ma
rietta, said county. fronting on the
south side of Shepherd street 90 feet,
more or less, and running back in a
southerly direction ITO feet more or
less, the south line drumming east and
vest of said lot being so feet, more or
less, and being bounded on north by
said Shepherd street; east by lot of Re
becca Thomas; south by land of Busby
or E Christian and on west by Rus
sell land This being the same lot
decided to Jesse Robertson by Cyrus
McGinnis on August 9th. 1872.
Said property to be sold as the prop
erty of the estate of the said Jesse Rob
ertson, deceased, and sold for the pur-
pose of paying the debts of the said de-
ceased and for distribution among the
heirs
This March 27th, 1911.
JOHN P. CHENEY,
Admr. of the estate of Jesse Robertson,
deceased