Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
TIM LYNCH CAN
FEEL PROUD Of
HIS GOOD WORK
ysrara -aagIe President Was
Nat .yaa FAR Chance at Head
Of 1Id Organization
E~ Sam Crane.

.7ftlLL Y Il GJLAA-4.
-,~-- Governor John K. rener
|{t lie next president Of the
.1.oual League and vii
bly, -4oIrsOn manager Of NE sill
mas -vo Hid timers are dgdin
-,5a,7r .Jgnller n baseball. and ulle
r9r- y'. De lie berrer for II
In ap passing or Tom LFn'H'
rrgH VIII De We'll 70 give A1lh
,- ,~.f'. NAT Ia his due. Cnder
--vnsfalcas and conditions thar
-gra impossible for lin 10 make
nv 1a,v lIals or TO become 4 rorce-
-raurI-.--a Of prominence, Still IL
1aad ne important onlce WIFI
coming IiE1l 81, much mora SO. IN
r1 lal come Of ne nagnaLes OF
be- aaElp lave shown.
-a-~- -u-lan, by his personal
rsr7c, y-,st.cs. made Himself muon
i -g-a 1r-1u. leglt as president t-lan lid
her. Nick Young or Tom Lynch.
IN IL D question with ne II Inc
r,ar tf nut give aven nure salts
-ar-n md leTrar results L1an dld
z anen-ad F'IIliam.
n vas -drr'w's disposition to ga
nj, =r. sDur gi1r and stay there. IN
fIltHAF.tlt-tl. 3tLL III - AALiJAA-taN
fan .lp lur~al ana excitement thar
rr-1mdag his regime vas as oeTle-
ra -g tile eagrle and baseball Is
-~r9s mora quet anu 5edata III
nn.sIra-uu.
4nnraur t-fs -utl -uweT',
Rem Johnson las been f1reInust IN
sseaa ana las made the American
L .-aE-Ie 1rgr1. neur not SO much by MS
ia fast r7rr H. rETrt 3
naaa lie -ag. 1BEs OF the Younger
r-au.z CON- and was given ell
~ar ana 7Uvar
There 8 L Whole lot OF difference
n ]aaug he president virtually Tor
&c IAN a-1m wear to wear Is vas
.r1rr. ltar -le same handicap il
IuuDUI Johnson could nave
g1alslsae9 -le reforms that he has
|auhouga acknowledge that he Is
-al-- mur. person and tile man FOR
.- position. lis personality mas
us 1 Iu VIE MS success and thu
Io slgIe. 0ur possibly Lynch
7dua lar- lralCned OUT AMI IL
tailed -nf1rns lad he been given t1e
vug-.1e power But thai vas
=F.r accorded lim. and ne fslr r.lal
e vaH IsUr Under rlle bushei, AM
nmaurd hidden there.
world nave Dref4rrad to sae
7lg maize regular visits Go lie
cites % his arauir ana see person
r luv lis Inpires ware doing
8ul Ia. l- -4led To 'rlllgia' Is he
tuuU Ia-a v,rh the club owners
Vas Ieu lzglEt li-r.
-lnK =1i1qs FOR Grartsc.
---al -J0E II COR granted -hat els
ID =
.a'@ti president IN that jsslIe--dnu
,o--.n- aIse-lJ stral gEtlran Out tile
mur- angle. and vas most cGnsis
-1, D u0nurIng Ire Fellows aL
5.ln lie 1ad been one IN his ear
-E7 Ie game.
IT, Elca Id MS unpiras through
ae. -I. nm. and Ia can not 1a
lal!le1 -Hr MAJ, pusslhly. IT, may
lsa asu.aat al Cor the best tlat he
ila &c. 1r lie mad Jstaned to all the
naIa ma -eieased any Of his
Ialt r -aas0n OF tile Eault t9uud
Nth leu. Hat would have 1een an
entering wedge C1Ha wouid have
ne91r In1s
Tie Va -1pHl Le8zgIIe started WRONG
l' --e2Nng - presldenta Tor dniy
l1e-'2ar ar'nH graud -natIred. easv-
GONG '-lc!e NiCiE' Young, although
4e vas lead Ut the organ cation fol-
Neai Years IT more, vas fearful
.l.a-a of strife. anu lie avoided al
'7i' lnnur'IlILv. He vas a mere
iglranead llr, nevertheless. a dear
l-a soul Who vas completely wrapped
40 n lie National League ana Tile
same
-aague Il aa -ruarer-G.
new say lt 0us CrandaII tllat he
''ud De vice over the valuable
la'ef .IaJ lie is If he would 'sluld
rs lead lp'-El1at IS. be more chesty
1-'u nay has been the trouble w,Uti
| On -Flca Ia president
an le SAID Of he latrer'5 adj
"''-.Al-a. ION. ltdugh. that the 5par-
IAs lau rs most successful days IN
/ -e aan lGuk back To MIS- Germ
W 1Ilca WIN pride Ind sa Z sf.lcrt0n.
-fleh Id come to, Tie front when
= 5et lia Foot down against Flor ace
s5e ma lIB sCandaIous talk. The
'''-i!a,-on Of tdgel WIS one thing
.-' VII stamp LYncn'g regime is
,-s'uI-N3 anu little less n1u1neur0us
.-!e Vfl-1eing " baseball Ilan
men William i EIriblrr. OF Chicago,
~. while president, stamped Ju-
''t-'laesH )y 1iacKiistlng Ui1Gse
mayors VIM vera found guilty Of 1t.