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ten Hetdlssr bnreh bic fite sur Gr'
pIofion aebrabi fpurben, mare Der Vtr'
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bdube fhper beIhdoigt tporosn. Dos
obere Stcdipert pes preItsCslittsUes
bdubes ipurb, nihi bsihdcisi Der
peiuni1rs gerluit bslduii iit nnr auf
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aapt. Gonspap perIdnate sltih nab
isiner einlieferung i'm 5oipitdI noh
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geIoranib su srrsssn. 5nfolgt esHsn
in aud gIutpsrsifiuns oussefHIoHsn.
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- Sm TaptoH Stulratb purbs
Games gidsls gum Guitobian Der s.
apenus Shule uno Sobn Sfpift uIs
foIter Der 8. apenus Snuls ernanEi
8. u. Shursriobann tpuroe sum 90.
nitor Der 5ohi6ule srHanut. alIs
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nit ausuabms BON 5rau 8. Z. Wpor'
tin unb 5rl. Glen Ratnsfortb. De,
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q. Z. aaisbu unb :. 3immersr nur.
ben als Gommsttee erndnnt, I'm NIT
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tungen 3ur G6luBfeier gu trefien.
Irou aimbdin. bic ben Shul,enfus
aufnabm, berifk.s 21Oo fdalpflihiis,
Finosr. Die GdIdre Der 2ebrerinnen
fou.n nm S25 per Sobr erbobt fperben.
Grau anbnida aruel, 76 Sabre
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grsitenitsin, um bic Dcrxreitunaen
gum 0rdbsrf4miidunss su treffen.
Der Oamenspsis Der CT. Jps
banness Ritter bon Bellevue bdlt am
Jreitus a5enD cine GgtrasSisuns cb.
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Serie 3pifden uniersn REDS" uno
ben pbiIaoslpbiosr .Guaiers" i'm bic
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fans eseen enbe bes Gpieks burt
Reefe eriebt. 9eioe alubs ma6isn Il
9 1reffer unb 2 fJebIsr. Die gintins
natter aononisrs fanoten 4 auftfd6s
Ier 5ur 8oni eeeen 8 unh nerfhent,en
nur 8 JrtipdH. sur !. 9dfe aeaen 6.
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Wiihe1 ipurbe i'm 8. Oones tpeeen
aIIsu inteninen prottiies segen cine
Gntfteioune aus btm Gpiels perbanni
unb burd Wlorions erisst. Tem Gpi,s
Il ipobnien ubtr 5000 ,3uiHousr BET.
gialer unb 1inneran parsn bic
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Dies mxb 9as.

- Die MabI6eborbs bsiiimmie ets
tern bic Gorm b<s Wobl5.,iels fir
bic bemosraiifhe primGrnatI fir
prdiibent. Gs ptrbsn nur bic Romsn
Der Goupernturs 6ormon une WiIicn
auf ben 3stisIn ssorudi .p<rben, bod
wirb Elm plab fir ben WdhIsr ful
bIsiben. Der fir iresnb sinsH anoeren
2cnbeaien iiimmtH min.
griontpoiisiit Eperinener pir1
lid, be,,te Dor oem Siherbettsoirettor
Cab iueaen ,nfaebiibrlifen Beneh-
mems 5n peraHfporten baben. Tie
Gltern bon ,5arrp Reruea, go. 1926
0eitern apenus, i5 Sabre aIt, uno
Gona Mbeailer, bon go. 1923 HiI.
iind aDcnue, Ia Sabre aft, beiGuloi.
gen ben gearnten, ben ssuneri. aIS
er nit oem Wood,en am Ieeien Cor.
neritaa abeHo herslif iad,snb aus Der
gsbeaileD id,en Bobnims fam. aeid,Ia.
Gen, DerloIgt unb init einem gleooIper
beorohi 5u boben Cpermeper aibt oies
6hs sttiufI uuetl CT n1ce dfllQlibt,
bas linlee Vaar Inde ibn ans unb or
iei bariiber itlliebIih 10 erbcit aetpor.
ben, onb er oen Singing einen sfoB
rerabreifi babe.
Die eistpnsentuiidsr unb De.
IttlfeiI Union nnbm IN ibrer letieu
Slsnng cine sfeiolution an. rporfu
lie iih seeen ablieierune an Conn.
tasen nuslpritli. oomit bic RifcI,e.
Ger Der ilnicn ben Sonniaa nit ibreu
,tclngiien ieiern fonnen. 5ie lluion
" oer Aniift, bob Die ysebraobl ibrsr
aus @trthen beiiehenben auubid,aft
aan5 gut oas Gle am Son,itao rinls.
Gen Tonne. mie 0os aud, Il, nnAsrgr
Sfaoien ad6iebf. garaermeiissr
lnns srbieli seiiern cine abl6rift
oleler 3 Neloluiion NIT benz Gdulfen.
li@ cer Sc&e on5unehmeu. q Tam
'aoG uets y aer GaoeIeoenbeit tbua.
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baubes.

Tie obigc @ereiniguna hdlt morgen
abeno Is llhr in bem rteiien Snllpi'
1nortier f@aibtngion 9Iaittorm)
cine @criammIling ab. Ia oies bic
Iesfe 9eriammIuna Dor Der ,Sohneil.
rpeihp III. iollten iidl aIle RiigIieoer
eiufinben. on Mid,tiaes 81 perbanoein
III. Cine iiiiniae lleberraihuHp puroe
Der Stlasmeiiierin ,Srni Barbara
9oItcrt Su 5hcil, inSem idnmilite
Mitalieoer Ses goritanbes unter
5iibriina Der Grdiioentin Trou 6.
s,eeb iih noraeitern abeno einfan.
ocn lno ihr gum Geburtsiag arntu.
Iirieu. Gin hiibiter Siraub Reiten
lpuroe ihr oabei iiberreif,f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-09

Ier Yfuffer. iiftO Sebrer stlitb
Der Hnrf gpenue Gfule bolt beiitc
g,ahfnittag INN , llbr i'm ShuI.
9ebdnoe cine 8eriomnlung ob.
Shomas Tureen itorb seiteru
I'M ct. Gliiobeth SoipitaI. Die Sor.
gen Inn Die @rlangitng BON So, 900,
Die iein perTtorbener Bruoer Waife
Gurcea ibm permodte. ioIIen ton
onf's aronfenIager geiporfen boben.
slm 1omrrItag. Den 80. Mni,
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ap., ani beiicn 8riinoen itott. Gas
gIrranaements aontmittee seftebt
aus oen Serren Stto Depenbrod,
,5ronf Moeu, Clemens Wainnighof'
| ir., 8eorg groerina, gem nno Sol.
ptoblenfamp, Sernlan gtieienbera,
@m. Shneu nub 8r1iioent Sohn
Cutie. Die rpeitgehenoiten 9orberei.
tungen iperorn aetroffen uno iperoeu
am enoe Der 1T. 9bomns Sinie @a.
gen bercit iteheu, nm bic Sheilneb.
luer nad Dem 1eitplate su bringen.
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5un /. Suni feiue Shritte gethnn
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lie in Strait uno bat Der 9oiiu. Yc.
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ioII bereits oui1ebradt Iporoen leiu.
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BON Canton nid}t iortid,rittlid genug
lei, hoben peritieneue 8eid,1itsleute
uno SteuersohIer bes @eitenbs Tnn.
tons SdJritte eingeihlagen. um oos
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malt mir oieieu 3iped ensasirt.
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BON Der Stabt ieIbit reporirt rperoen
ioa Sie ipolen onburh einen 2eit.
faa id}aiien ano Die entiheiouna oes
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aomniiidren bas Eedt ertbeiIt. Strn.
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geritt lpuroe i'm Sale Der gHn 81
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len. 49, Sn 6efnieIbeu 8erihte tpuroe
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lid geidlid)tet ,purbe.
SuioIee bes llui5uges bon Garry
abbott aus Der 3. s9aro III cine
Sieue inr Shulrntb irei sesporben.
Ger Ratb rpirb in fommenber @che
cinen Nnd1iolger iiir Abbott ernen.
men.
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Die GuningtOn Office iiir bas rGiu.
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@ebauSe go. 509-511 RaSiiou
Husnus. 4nseisen, Wsittbeiluusen
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1884.
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335 BEL 100 Jub; S145.
- gbsi6sins. Gbarl.s Collins, 90,
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Opal WoIfs, q, bon 2etpisburg, 8.
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Gountpgeri6t 3ur gDrmanberin iibsr
2r6te GinoIep ernannt urb oualifiz
strte nit 5. q. Simon als garqsn.
- Die bieiiss poh5si tpurbs b.no6s
yi6tigt, odb 3fpet rpetbe Wdnner, beren
misunderstanding gsIiefert tuurbe,
Die Office Der 2erington goitern Gi.
fsnbdbns citation in Din9eIter, an..
erbroden bdttsn. Sis fprensten ben
G'elofhrant uHo ertaugten $3.50 in
gadr uno cine beoeutsnbe an3abl alter
Weun3er, 6albe 9ouaritude bon 1893
1916 unb 1876, 25csStiide bon 1874
1853, 1873 unb 1876.
Die 9.rren 5. 9. ainnsmaun
nHb Wm 9. 9ueiiHo iino aef.srn as.
funnbeitsbaIber mad Weit gabsn
springs. Sno.. sereift.
- geim 4blaoen BON Bier sntalit.
bem fur Sis guparian grelpina 60.
nrbettenoen Gubrmonn George Refer
etn babies Barrel unb fieI ibm ouf bas
linse gein, oasfeIbs brs6enb. gr
iourbe mad ietner Wobnuns an Der
ybilobelpbia Strobe sebraht, mo ihm
bic nSthigs arstIi4e 5iIfe su sbsil
bDurbs,
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yrau Worn Mnn Gniber 1T por'
st!tern Abenb in MiItonpiIIe i'm alter
BON II Sobren geftorben. Sic hinters
Idbt einen Sobn gIbert q. Sniber.
- pane,asio bel ;yino BON Detroit,
Wih., fam seitern Worsen nad 6ams
iIton ouf Der GUIDE mad Ieiner Is
Sabre alten 5onter 8inesn3ino be
Gino, tpel1s am 10. April bur1-
brannts uno iih in Refpport. NIT
ibrem anbter. benz 23idbrisen 2eons
aroo gorpelli, BON einem permeints
lihen 6rieoensrifter trousn lieb unb
fir bic srauuns $13 be3ablen mubie.
Das junae paar ridiete iid mad Der
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Elm, no bi. 9eiettips Setterid unb
Bubble es fanben unb noh Der Qoliseia
ftutipn brabten. T1s ilnss pour III
oueenfdeinIi6 sinem ShpinbIsr gum
Opfsr sefautn. Sie baben einen
9rduf6ein pbns 9eridtsTieaeI obsr
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GIsaion. J. 9. uub SoIspb aoIFn uHb
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net. Das junse gaar tpirb nah
Detroit 3uriidtsbrsr, no Der 1rauatt
nohmoIs poIl5ossn iptroen pirb.
- Der qoIi3iir SIipsr 5arris BAT
feline Satin Bertha Sdrris i'm bieiiz
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1908 unb bat tsins ainbsr. Gr si6t
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sruno an.
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bale QDenue reiit am 8. Woi mi. BEN
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iub bes alien 9aisrIanxs uno um
itd bort osm giolin SiuSium su
lpibmen.
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enttpenoeten, tpuroen geiiern BEN Rin.
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flibrt uro NIT siH.m itr,nsen gtrpsis
entlaifen.
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3imm,r psrbdftsn. neil sr ibn nit ell
nem WsFsr beprobt.. 3immer purbs
pom Wanor Siraub nit sinsm Der
fueis sniIaHtn.
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8. unb gtFe pearImon, q, Or
fcre. srInneis einen 5eira;bs'hein.
- Georg Doon bat Taap Doon i'm
bisiiesn Gsriht fpessn 9srnatIIdfs
suna auF StsiouHg rsr.Iaet. Tds
poar btiraibste am 20. Stto6.r 1907
uno ba, tsius ainber.
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Qlsuarp fpurbe porssitsrn in UeibbI.s
tofpn srbeblih perlest. Sin. Gar Der
Sbio eIsttriittn 9abn rannis ndms
lid eesen ieinsn Ibli.ftruncspaa.u,
bemolirie benisIbeH uno perlsst. ihn
ippis i,in Qfero.
- Jn RiooIsiofpn baben ii6 165
automobil giesntbiimsr esip.ieeri,
bic i.aottfde 2i3sns pcn So gu be,obs
len.
- 5rau Stnrp 9. Burlington poH
Der CHARTS Sirnbs in Uooiionpi[,,
g, bat bic polisei erfu6i, ihrsn p.rs
mibisn 9oit.n. sinen gifsnbobnans.s
fie[ltsn, bier Su iubtn.
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Die 0snpOrt Office iar Sas yGin.
sinnatier gOlfsblatt" beiinSet iidj in
Wo. 339 gOrf strahe, geseniibsr Sem
Sonrtbanie, ipoielbit Neuisfeiteu, Nn.
seigen u. !. IN. bis 10 libr As wfinu.
ten Mbeubs entsesenseHommeu ,per.
ben. Seiepbon sonth 24O1.
= Weslep Slider, 10 Sabre alt,
ipuroe geltern in ieiner @ohnrna,
No. 221 @. d. strabe, BON BEN Ge.
beinrpolisiiten Sbeeran uno Gottinq.
Aags Ws9e, GrIaaapusG ban Maareu
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Grunoeisent6um u. 1anten.

lie Serrcu 1bcoSore apaper &
Gro. hnbeu geiiern oas gtaenthum
go. 545 Gambler gpeniie. apcnoole,
ons in ibrer neuen llnierobibeilnng
aeienen lit. on 5r!. Selens II. wsiill5
fir $4,000 perfauit. aiif Dem @riiHo'
Itiid iiebt Elm sipeiiiofises frame.
erbaiibe nit slpei SIats bon 4 re'p.
.5 3inrriern.
ssm anftrage bon Rm. Glaiu'cn
bat oieielbe sSirrna bas 2aitcdige
gnditeinhaus go. 1914 gsidnfcno
Strafe I'M alrftionssueae fiir Si415
an eii,abeth WrRhillips perfnuii.
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- Infer ascnt in Samiltsn In
Serr GOuars 1rxd 419 Glib ninits
srahe. 8ea 9d. 476 g., 9sme
Hbone 1851 3. 1
- graee Aete bat JonS Ages dus
aIim.nt. perlIdst. Dos paar btirns
fbete am "a. De1embtr 1910 unb am
5. Wai lief bsr Gotte bic 0ldeerin
i'm stia. na4bem e iis mistaybsit
hatts
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6tute Rahmittos brittss unb Iebiss
SpisI Der Gsrif slpiiaen .Rebs- uuo
yludtsrs- i'm biefisen HoIlparie. Mns
fang piinfiIiH I'm 3 ubr.
Infer uber3dblissr eubonifher 1as
fsnbiiter Nofatl almeiba iif Don bem
4dupilins G'DaD an ben Nirmingbom
Alub iGouifern Qiao). NIT Norbebal!
Der Riidtebr ~ ben .Rsbs" am Gnbe
ieiner Sa;fOn. pertuuft lporbeH. Nb
rIsibo. Der elmer ber fdnfllf lfu bigiten
Gpisler unb 5uDtrIGHiefea G6ldeer
IN, piiYbs anjneifelbdft cine Gieluns
nls RegHfdrsr geii6kri bdben,
bdtte q li1 ouf Der GsHiibunesfatiOn
IN gadrD semslbsi. jtctt obne Gni.
I6uIbisuny benz Rub blS gum 0eefnH
hs< &aitou issHaabIeihea.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06
GIANTS MANAGER
SUGGESTS CHANGE
IN WORLDS SERIES

NEW YORK, Nov 6.-The worlds
series rules will most likely be
amended before next year as a result
of suggestions made by Manager Nc
Graw, of the Giants, to Garry Herr
mann, chairman of the national COM
mission, and Ban Johnson, president of
the American league. McGraw and
Johnson have buried the Ratchet after
several years enmity.
McGraw made two suggestions which
the two members of the national COM
mission thought well of and which they
said would likely be adopted before
many months have flown.
In the world series when the Giants
lit upon Joe Woods delivery in the first
inning OF the seventh game, and scored
six runs, the entire New York team was
on the anxious seat for fear that their
great lead would count for naught as
the clouds were gathering thick and
fast at the time and it looked doubtful
If the teams would play more than
three or four innings. In this case, I'M
less they played the full five innings,
the Giants would have done all of their
for nothing.
McGraw suggested that rule he
made for future worlds series games
that If rain stopped game, no matter
at what stage, play be resumed the fol-
lowing day where the two teams left
off, rain checks being provided the fans
so that they could see both sections of
the game.
The other rule that McGraw sug-
gested was to let all the fans who at
tend tie game see the play-off free Of
charge, their seat checks being suffi-
cient credential to get them into the
park
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06

In the event that Fall River, New Bed
ford and Haverhill drop out OF the New
ly, Manchester. n. H.; Salem, Mass, and
Portland, Maine, will replace them.
The opinion seems to be that Roger
the St Louis club regarding his unex-
pired contract This viii be the easiest
way out of the difficulty for both player
and management.
Rochester critics predict that Fred
Smith will be in the Yankee outheld
next season. They saw him play for only
conner and that 1t win be impossible to
keep him from making regular berth
on the team.
Heinie Zimmerman has been voted the
most popular player in Chicago The
Bronx citizen won first prize In a race
with the renowned Ed Walsh.
Kid Gleason has had an easy job with
the White Sox the past season. All he
did was to act as coach, scout, peace
maker. counselor, discipinarisn. conf
bat boy. once on the Hilltop he also
acted as backstop. stopping foul with
his face.
The Cub team seems to be suffering
from speed mania. Jerry Downs and Joe
Tinker are both shy few ducats on ao-
count of breaking the speed ordinance
Probably in a hurry to put as much
ground as possible between themselves
and their boss.
Ten Million, the outhelder who caused
the paragra pliers much Joy when he Joined
the Cardinals last spring, is travelling
some in the minors. He has not been
with team long enough at any time this
season to know what town II represented.
and they are still trading him Sioux
City has just unloaded him on Spokane
for Chick Hartley.
Fred SnodSrsss will get in little win
tar practice with the Oxnard team in
CalifSsnia this winter He will be ten
that town, who regard him as their Idol
even 81 he did mess up ny ball on one
occasion.
That baseball is nourishing on the
coast IL shown by the report OF the Los
Angeles club, which declared q dividend
OF VA, 800. This is equivalent to a 80 per
Sen3 dvtdcnd The club is captilzed at
SSe time he stock sold at sa,So per share re-
Washington Park, the home OF the Los
AAg1es club ever since the Coast League
YfA tnrmed, Is to be wiped on the map
&be remainder will because for building
purposes.
Big leaguers who make their homes
On the coast have formed an all-star team
that Us on a transforming tour of Cali
ScrniA, among them being several mem
beers Of the Giants and Red sox.
Chief Meyers is catching for the Coast
All Stars, Fred Snodgrass is playing Sec
Eno base and Art Shafer at short RAY
collins and Charley Hall. OF the Red Sox.
~ slnsmbers OF the pitching CORDS. while
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06
NAVY MUST IMPROVE TO
DOWN WEST POINT MEN

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Nov. 6.-There is
optimism at the Naval academy over
the showing of the football team in it's
game against Western Reserve last
Friday and at yesterdays practice SEES
sions, but it is admitted that the men
must show vastly improved form to be
worthy opponents of the Army on No
vember 30.
The back field is unsettled and there
are at least three places on the line
which may be regarded as undecided.
The weight of the players, taken
within the last two or three days,
shows that the team is not quite as
heavy as thought. The average of the
team as it probably will be selected to
oppose the Army is 179 pounds. The
line averages 1872 pounds and the back
field 173. Two members of the squad
weigh over 200 pounds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06
Tech Football Eeyen Joke Until Coach Hesman Was Secured
YELLOW JACKETSALL= TIME TEAM GREAT MACH
By "Bud'' Fl,

wonder on defense, backing up the
line in almost perfect style. He
gets one tackle and Lobster"
Brown the other.
Brown Bear at Old Game.
Brown was an unusually big man,
over six feet, and weighing close
to 200, every bit as hard as nails,
and when that mass of humanity
hit the interference it was all off.
Lobster" played his best ball in
1904, when the old style knock
down. -dragout game was in
vogue. He was also a good back
field man, and in the last game
Tech played with Davidson he kick
ed field goal from the 45-yard
line.
John Davis. better known as $50
Per Sent Davis" Shorty" Sinclair
and Bits" Munroe, '06, all played
good ball at tackle. but not in the
class with the first named.
At the ends we have two men
who were not of the smashing type,
but were heady, quick men, who
knew the game like a book, and
played hard all the time.
At right end we have Chip"
Robert, who played his best game
at end in '07. He was a better
man at offense than defense, and
was away above the average in the
use of the stiff arm. He was a
rather short man, but heavy set,
weighing about 10. In his year at
end he had a trick of boxing near
ly every end he played against, thus
allowing Red" Hill to go for long
gains unprotected.
The other end is not so easy to
pick, it being between Craig Day,
'05; Goree, 10, and Sanchez, II.
All of these men were scrappy
players. Goree was best on the Of
Tense, while Sanchez did his good
work as a defensive man. But
Day combined the good qualities of
both Of them and therefore gets the
pioSCs TIC was OHC VI lllS ldSltSl
men Tech has ever had. and gained
many a yard on his end-around-
end runs.
Here We have line averaging
1874 pounds, from end to end, with
three all-Southern men and two
captains.
Have Had Good Backs.
1t is back field men that Coach
Heisman seems to be able to de-
velop, and Tech has had a large
number of way above the average
men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-06
G. M. A. AN EASY VICTOR IN
GAME WITH TECH HIGH

G. NJ. A. defeated Tech High school
yesterday afternoon on the G. NJ. A.
campus by the score of 27 to 0. The
game was interesting throughout, de-
spite the large score. G.. NJ. A. worked
the forward pass several times for long
gains, one for a touchdown. Tech High
showed up best in the third quarter,
when she carried the ball to G. NJ. AS
ten-yard line, but was unable to carry
1t over for a touchdown.
For G. NJ. A., Brown, Babb and La
mar played star ball. Brown making
several good gains and scoring two
touChdowns.
For Tech High. Laird, Bedell and
Weston played the best game Laird
and Bedell starring on the offensive
and Weston on the defensive.