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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

Eddie, McGoorty George K o. Brown,
the Chicago Greek, was given the match
in place of Moha.
AS soon as the contract which binds
Tom O'Rourke as manager of AL Palzer
is settled the big white hope will try to
land Jim Corbett as official handler of
Joe Stein has wagered $3.50 that he will
be fighting at the end of his ten-round go
with Mike Gibbons tonight.
Jack Goodman is trying to secure a
return match with Packey Mcfarland.
The last time they fought the stockyard
champion stopped Goodman.
Benton Harbor promoters are trying to
sign Willie Richie and Eddie Murphy for
ten-round bout on the Fourth.
Lond Du Lac, Mich. boxing promoters
have practically closed for Fourth of
July bout between Jesse Willard and
John Willie Wiles fight in this city was
a ten-round draw with Tony Ross
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
YANKEE ATHLETES WORK
AT PARK NEAR ANTWERP

ANTWERP, June 25.--Nearly ell of
the American athletes who are in port
here on the liner Finland en- route for
Stockholm for the Olympic games took
part in workouts today In the driving
park near Antwerp.
1t IS possible that the plan to have
the men live aboard the Finland while
In Stockholm harbor will not be fol-
lowed. Trainer Murphy is afraid that
the monotony of life aboard the shir
would have a bad effect on the high
strung athletes
Jim Duncan. the discus thrower. C.
B. Wilson. the Splinter from Coe col
lege, Iowa. y. j. Patterson. Of Chicago.
Harry Warrington of Boston. and r
NJ. Mcclure. Of North Attleboro. Mass.
have been the worst sufferers from sea
sickness.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

fear that Tommy Mcmillan may become
plate shy as result of the awful blow
given him recently
The Washington team, maybe by way OF
alabying for the broken winning streak,
charge that the Philadelphia players
"roVghed' them and deliberately tried to
injure them. That sounds like Connie
Mack work.
AnadarSo, Okla, has forfeited its fran
chlse IN the oklahoma state league. This
Is not likely to have any effect on the Ma
tional league race.
The Maps have started their shake up
by releasing the boy who kept the play
ers' gate. Owner Summers happened to
sit behind him when he yelled "Take i'm
out at one Of the Nap pitchers.
You remember a guy offered red au-
tomobile to every Cincinnati player in
case the club won the championship.
Well, he was approached recently and
when interviewed stated that the offer
still stands.
The Pittsburg club Of the United States
league will stand off the inevitable a while
longer by playing some semi professional
teams around Chicago. After that
smash, bang
Derrill Pratt hovers Just below the 300
mark But that's going some. consider
ing the demoralized crew he is with,
The worst hitters among the American
league regulars is Heider of Chicago 200
even In 81 games.
Myers Of the Giants is rapidly slumpins
TO his normal batting record Zimmerman
OF the Cubs now has a 24-point lead on
him
Kirkpatrick, ex- Cracker. is leading the
Newark team in the matter Of extra base
hitting. with % total extra bases Bin
zimmerman. also an ex Cracker. is the
leading base stealer.
Have you noticed that you don't hear
50 much 81 ny Cobb since the Tigers have
dropped back to nowhere. The only mo-
toriety Cobb has really acquired this yea,
came when he soaked spectator.
Speaker OF Texas. Cobb OF Georgia and
Jackson OF South Carolina are he real
leaders 0t the American league obattng
order The Order OF the Sons OF the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

the art. by working out novel
slides. by sizing up pitchers mo-
tions and by increasing speed the
leading teams have been able to
get more bases in recent years
than they used to before the i'm
portance Of stealing was really rec
ognized.
The Giants. of course, made the
thing particularly popular by their
great work on the bases last year,
which did so much toward giving
them the National league cham
pionship.
AS result there was more base
stealing practice this spring than
ever before. Sliding pits were
rugged up by all the teams and
the art of base running came in
for deep study. In consequence it
is likely that more bases will be
Stolen in the major leagues this
year than ever before in basebalps
history.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip

The. Giants seem to be in earnest in
planning a tour around the world. The
financial difficulties loom large, but If
they can get the national commission to
waive its rule that worlds series teams
must not play exhibition games they have
chance They plan to play exhibitions
Honolulu. From there they would go to
the Philippines and then on to Japan.
They would be in big baseball country all
the way and ought TO pile up a lot OF
money. From the way the Giants are
planning this trip II is evident that they
consider the worlds series already won
which IT isn't
II has now been officially decided that
the New York Americans haven't any
thing that looks Ike ball club. SO they
have quit bothering with this year and
are trying to build something presentable
for next year.
Things have come to an awful pass
when BROOKLYN sends Northern in to bat
for Red Smith
The Reds have sent Pitcher Floyd Corn
whence he came. They said Floyd had
nice disposition, but that let him out.
The CINCINNATI team is virtually down
to FIVE pitchers Suggs Benton, Keefe,
Fromme and HUMPHREYS.
| long The stockholders are getting tired
of handling losing financial venture.
Well it's getting like old times They're
having scandal down in the Sally league
Macon papers say that Columbia and pos
sibly Savannah framed up to give Jack
sonvile the pennant for the first half of
the season.
Howard Camnitz appears now to be in
a fair way toward making with the top
pitchers of the National league He has
more this season than he has been able
to display in long time.
Wow what slump Eddie siever has
become an umpire in the South Michigan
league.
The Central league. as a 12-club organi-
cation, is wonderful artistic success.
The, teams are punched and the race is
And there win not be another l2-club
Central league IN a long time
BY passing the hat 10 the extent of
| $4,000 the South Bend team has raised
enough money to stick in the Central
league.
John CAMEL is a great manager, but a
| bum scout Last fall. when he was a
candidate for the mana cement OF the New
Moeller, Foster and Moran slip 10 other
clubs. Mcconnell and Osborn failed mis-
erahly. Moeller Foster and Moran are
making baseball history
We thought so Elberfeld is about
ready 70 quit baseball and return to his
home in Chattanooga. The old boy is
all in
Jake pauhert has forsaken his home
! burg Of Lewellyn Pa. and will hereafter
| live in Brooklyn, Also he has sold his
pool parlor and will hereafter travel for
| a cigar hrm, which specializes on a cab
/ bage named ''Daubert"
Artie Hoffman seems all IN lie has gone
! home for a rest and may never be worth
/ his keep again. He has never been him
self since he was hit behind the ear BY
/ a thrown ball
| Rochester baseball writer's express the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
By Percy H. Whiting.

TF Roy Moran keeps his present
base stealing clip he viii come
within six bases of the great
est base stealing record of South
ern league history. II he speeds
up a bit he will give the league a
new mark
The Southern mark for base pill
fering was made by Joe Rickert,
now almost at the end of base
ball decline in some ultra bushy
league, in the good season OF 1904.
That season Diamond Joe" got
away with II bases. The next best
mark was the 81 bases stolen by
Artie Phelan last season for Bir-
mingham. Phelan stole his way
back into the big league, as it were,
and is now a star with Cincinnati.
Up to today Roy Moran, ex-
Cracker, has stolen 81 bases in 81
games II he continues this clip he
will grab off II for the season. That
will put him a mile ahead Of any
body who ever played ball in the
Southern save only Joe Rickert,
Moran is a far better man on
bases than Joe Rickert ever dared
10 be-good as Rickert was. Joe
was neat man on bases. He was
great judge Of pitchers and could
come very close to telling whether
the twtrler was going to throw to
the bag or the plate. He was fairly
quick TO start and terror for
speed on the paths. Going into the
bases he was clever. but the art Of
base stealing has advanced since
tho days of 1904 and the Rickert Of
those days wasn't a circumstance
to the Moran Of today
Moran lacks the mind reading
ability of Rickert He is pretty
clever, however, at sizing up
pitchers motions and he gets away
like a flash. Once started he is
lightning itself, and he slides into
base as neatly as any man in the
Southern.
One Of Moran's speciaities Is
stealing home He can get farther
off third base with safety than any
man who has played in the league
in years. and he is a demon when
he starts for the plate. His slid
ing is so clever that he is a difficult
man to touch and he gets away
with a lot OF them, OF course
stealing home isn't an easy trick
for any man, but Moran can work
it as often as anybody
The Johnston brothers, Jimmy
and Doc. are stealing bases pretty
cleverly themselves ? Johnston, of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
FIGHT LID AT KENOSHA
GETS A DECIDED TILT

KENOsHA, WIS, June 25.-Repeated
efforts to lift the fight lid in Kenosha
have finally succeeded and It was stated
here today that the istio fans win have
for big open show at which Eddie Nc
Goorty and either George (KnockouD
Brown or Frank Klaus will offer the
feature bout Sheriff A. r. Stahl said
this morning:
Il have about agreed to grant a per-
NIT for an open-alr show TO be held on
the Fourth of July II Is TO be put on by
ii viii be put on in an orderly manner.
The sheriff let It be understood that
this was not throwing down the bars for
the return of any old promoters The
show is TO be pulled or at one Of the big
parks about Kenosha and II is probable
that the agreement for the bouts will be
signed in Chicago on Thursday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
KLAUS CARPENTER GO
ENDS IN A SORRY MIX

DIEPPE. FRANCE, June 25.-George
Carpenter, the middleweight champion
OF France and England was disquan-
fed in the nineteenth round Of his hght
with Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg mid
dleweight, here TO-DAY.
Both men used rough tactics and
Klaus worked his elbows into the
Frenchmans face and body IN the
clinches. In the nineteenth, Carpen-
tiers managers, believing that Klaus
had struck the Frenchman a foul blow
on the chin with mis- elbow. jumped into
the ring and threw up the sponge.
Carpenter protested that he was
able and willing 10 finish. but. owing
10 the interference of his managers, the
referee disqualified Carpenter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
Roy Moran Is Headed for Base-Stealng Record
With Luck He Can Pass Ricketts, Mark Of II

Birmingham, has already ripped off
rs bases in 81 games If he keeps
that clip he will round out SO this
year, which viii pass any mark
made In previous years in the
Southern save Rickert's II. John
ston of New Orleans, has 20 to his
credit in so games, If he keeps it
up he will make it 81 for the sea-
son, a creditable mark.
# HE Southern league il remark
able. really, for the small
number of bases stolen. There
have been three years when the
record fell as low as AZ.
Here are the best stealing rec
ords of past Southern leagues:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
Record Of Kelly Is Faxed by
Gate City Club Press Agents

II ELY may not get an opportu-
~ nifty to display his wares tonight,
for chances are even that Whitney
won't fight him. Not that Frank
is afraid of his opponent. for Frank
doesn't fear any man of his weight.
But knowing that the Gate City
club is on its last legs he intends
to see to it that his guarantee is
posted in the hands of a reputable
person
And this money must be posted
before Whitney climbs into the
ring. He doesn't want to disap-
point the fans at the last minute
by refusing to box. So we wish
to announce that chances are even
that he will not perform this even
ing.
Frank, realizing that Kelly is no
Craving card, insisted on a guaran-
tee. He knows that Kelly is moth
ing but a third rater, and it looks
as though he put one over on the
Gate City club.
WHY didn't the club match Tom
my O'Keefe with Whitney?
Well, will tell you. The club is
getting Kelly for about one-half
what O'Keefe would get. They
figured that Whitney would draw
against anyone, and they don't care
rap if the bout is one sided if
only the money is there.
Some day there will be real
boxing club in this city, and be-
fore very long, too. One Of At
lanta's most prominent real es-
tate men is already planning to
erect a club that will stage the
brand of mills that local fans de-
serve.
THAT the Gate City officials know
nothing about fighters, will
stand for anything and in turn have
proven fine boobs for wise boxers.
will be shown in the columns of
Thes Georgian sporting pages to-
morrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
Rv w. S. Farnsworth.

BY w. S. Farnsworth.
n nee again the Gate City is
trying to bunk the fight fans
of Atlanta. Frank Whitney
is scheduled to meet Leo Kelly
there tonight. Whitney is q top
notcher. while Kelly is a third
rater. or, at least, that is what they
think of him out in ST Louis.
Never having heard of Kelly,
the writer last night wired Harry
Nelly, sporting editor of The st.
Louis Times, asking what the
Mount City fans think of Kelly. for
it is in that city on the banks
of the Mississippi that he has done
all of his fighting.
Here is Neilys reply;
ST. Louis, Mo-, June "a, 1912.
w. S. Farnsworth,
The Georgian.
Atlanta, Ga.
Leon Kelly never beat anybody
Of Importance; nice boy personally;
clean boxer, but without a waIIop.
Slipping you bunk in stating he
beat TrendaII. Trendal gave him
terrific Iacing in eight rounds a
few months back. TrendaII beat
Kelly with one hand tied. keIIy's
most important matches-two de-
cisions over Harry Donahue, Poo
ria, ILL.,; draw, Kid Farmer; kicked
out AdoIph Eaton; lost foul, Eaton;
beat Kid Graves, Cleveland, ten
rounds. Kelly will beat a third
rater, but nobody of any class.
HARRY NELLY.
n ESPITE the fact that Trendan
- handed Kelly a walloping. the
Gate City clubs press agents have
been printing stories that Kelly de-
feated TrendaI. They have been
telling about Kellys terrible wal
lop and according to Nelly. one Of
the best fight experts in the mid
die West, Kelly can't break an cleo
trio bulb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
WELL, ANYHOW, LOOKOUTS
GET THEIR35O0LLARS BACK

CINCINNATI June 25.-The claim
Of Player Carl Flick, who was released
by the Detroit American league club to
Chattanooga and later recalled and re-
leased 10 New Haven, for salary from
April II to April %, was dismissed by
the National baseball commission yes
terday, and a counter claim against the
player by the Chattanooga club for $35
borrowed money was allowed,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
BRAVES" WILL TRY OUT
ARTY BUES NEXT SPRING

BOSTON, MASS, June 25.-The Bos
ton National club has purchased In
fielder Arthur Bues. of the Buffalo club
of the International league Bues was
with Seattle last year and led the North
western league in batting with an av-
erage of 1852. He made 81 home runs.
Bues will stay with Buffalo till the
end of the International league sea
son.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
AUSTRALIA WANTS CHAMP
FOR BOUT WITH LANGFORD

EAST LAS VEGAS. June 25-Hueh
Mcintosh wrote Johnson today stating
that he would post $40 600 on this side OF
the pond for the champions appearance
IN Australia early in the fall
No opponent was named. but Sam Lang
ford is no doubt the man picked out as
Johnson's victim
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
YOUNG BROWN Is BEST.

NEW YORK. June 25-Young
Brown, Of New York. who made good
showing recently IN his bout with Matt
Wells conceded six pounds and sue
sceeded In outpointing Jack Goodman.
Ialso local boy, in a ten-round bout
here last night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

sunny South isn't large one but look
who belongs.
Bert Maxwell is showing the Interna-
tional league something about a slow ball
He surely has a marvel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
GIBBS BEATS OLLIE kIRkE.

MEMPHIS TENN, June 25.-Winie
Gibbs OF Philadelphia. was awarded a
decision over ollie Kirke, 81 st Louis.
before the National A. g. Monday night.
The affair went eight rounds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25
NEWS FROM RINGSIDE|

Joe Jeanette is scheduled to go twelve
rounds with Sandy Ferguson in Boston
tomorrow night.
six-round bout with KID Cotton in Pitts
burg either July or 9.
Tommy Murphy, arrived on the coast re-
Gently and started preparing for his fight
with Abe Attell. Murphy will train in
Oakland.
Fighters have different methods of try
ing to brighten their opponents before the
gong clangs. Ad Wolgast doesn't sit in
his corner and scowl at his opponent as
many fighters do His way is smple-he
just goes ahead and signs up for several
bouts to be staged after the fight as
though the match he is going to fight
first was only a sparring tryout
The San Francisco Examiner says Joe
Rivers has seen his fight with Wolgast in
dream. The Mexican says it was not a
one sided fight; that, in fact. he was
Joe says along about the twelfth round
he slipped the sleep punch over on the
champion.
The early betting on the Johnson Flynn
fight makes the champion a 10 to favor
Pal Brown is the lad secured to fight
battllnB Nelson IN Winnipeg, Canada,
July 1. The fighters have not signed
articles for the bout yet, but the match
is almost a certainty
Brown recently whipped Ray Temple at
Hibbing, MINI, and all but knocked out
the Southerner.
K. O. Brown is scheduled to box ten
rounds with Jimmy Duffy in Buffalo on
July 8. Brown will receive $500 as his
share of the prize, with a privilege Of
taking 80 per cent. Pretty good for
K. o.
Phil Brock eliminated Jimmy Kilbane
| from the lightweight ranks the other
night when he knocked him out in the
bout.
Bob Moha lost a good chance for adj
yancement as well as a good chance to
pick up some coin when he failed to post
a forfeit and lost a return match with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

K. O. Brown is scheduled to box ten
rounds with Jimmy Duffy in Buffalo on
July 3. Brown will receive $500 as his
share of the prize, with a privilege OF
taking 80 per cent. Pretty good for
K O.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

Phil Brock eliminated Jimmy Kilbane
from the lightweight ranks the other
night when he knocked him out in the |
sixth round of a scheduled en-round |
bout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

Bob Moha lost a good chance for adj
vancement as well as a good chance to
pick up some coin when he failed to post
a forfeit and lost a return match with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

fear that Tommy Mcmillan may become
plate shy as a result of the awful blow
given him recently
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

Brown recently whipped Ray Temple at
Hibbing. MINI, and all but knocked out
the Southerner.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

Myers Of the Giants is rapidly slumpir
70 his normal batting record Zimmerma
Of the Cubs now has a 24-point lead G
him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-25

Kirkpatrick, ex- Cracker is leading tn
Newark team in the matter Of extra bas
Zimmerman. also an ex Cracker. is tn
leading base stealer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-17
County Officials Make Corec-
ton of Newspaper Article

error had been made in so doing
and transfer made. hat if after
paying last years Indebtedness any
legal claims from last Years funds
they would have sufficient money
properly belonging TO this years
funds to pay al expenses of this
years schools the school could eou-
tlnue otherwise il must stop.
We have not seen a statement of
such as has been heretofore suggest
ed but We presume it is in the pos
session Vi the city board or they
would not see fit to continue the
school
NEIG. HUMPHREY
JOHN ADAMS
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