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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Whitney Beats Bat Nelson in Furious Suggest
Both Break Their Right Hands by Heavy Punching

WHITNEY worked his famous
" oue-tw6 punch to perfection
Nelson didn't seem TO have any one
method Of attack. He uncorked
punches from every angle Most Of
these Whitney either sidestcpped
ar blocked Franks blocking Nas
Exceptionally good
Whitney verify had been tipped
of that Nelson's right hand was
useless. for he paid little or no at
tentiou To it. Hut he always kept a
sharp watch on the Battjer's port
wing Nelson did little good work
with the right hand. He shot II
straight TO the stomach when going
into close quarters He tried to
bluff Whitney by swinging for the
head but Frank waF wise that the
paw was busted and that Bat would
not land it on anything harder than
the stomach, If one Of Nelson's right
swings had ever connected with
Franks head his hand would prob
ably have had 10 be amputated.
EVERY round was practically the
same. Nelson would lead some
times Landing but mora often miss
ing. and Whitney would nearly al
ways counter. Whitney had all the
better Of the going at p distance.
While the indehtine was even.
Whitney deserves heap of cred
# hN9fI1apr
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
lO0K0UTS GETTING IN
SHAPE FOR FIRST GAME

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March 6.
BaI midsummer weather afforded
the Lookouts another peppery work
out Yesterday afternoon. and the indi-
cations are that the club will be run
nlng practically at full speed when it
tackles the Chicago cubs in the first
practice game Of the season March 20.
The absence Of Jordan. Ellston and
COVE remains the only serious source
received flon. any Of these abseprees
The presence Of three catchers in
Street, Hannah and Giddo is giving the
tvtrIers an excellent chance 10 secure
ample workouts. SO that Elberfeld is
not facing the problem which Billy
Smith encountered last spring. Red"
Massey at third. looks better with each
workout.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
PRACTICE is MOVING
ONWARD At BIRMINGHAM

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March THE
weather permitting the recruits who are
team win practice every day this week
\ half dozen recruits are here. with three
resularS
II. 7. HecuGou, :. fielder. whose home is
at Rome. Ga. and y. Z, Whitney. an anna
teur pitcher both good physical speci-
mems. We're tho tir$7t to report to Mana
ger Molesworth
Narcan. the Bsuous star second base
man. viii he here 10y March TO- He has
been considered ! hold-out
BY 'ouisht all The recruits should be
her". Narcau brings along a NounEster.
Td Bs6us from NfIvaukee. re is said
To he a fast player and a SlurEer
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Cracker Candidates Pouring in by the Dozen
13 Have Reported Already and More Are Coming
"Bud'' Eshe,

board-everybody except Hsr,
Who dallied around, fixing IN tbs
tackle, even after he was eouippsd
with his trunks.
The others climbed back aboard
u breeze sprang UP. and the boar
started through the water. Rui
Harry's lead was in tub Of b9it.
and he Gidn't notice what had han.
pened. Suddenly the idea hit him
that it was time 10 swim. So,
without even looking around. a
dived overheard. Driven by
spanking breeze. the craft pulled
away trcm him and the player,
not being handy with the blasted
thing. we're slow in getting back.
Harry swan his ten strokes. We.
ed for help, spLut;ered. took q co0-
pie of extra strokes. tried to float
and couldn't yelled again, and
then went down. But your fat mar
s hard to sink. and the paye
finally rescued nim, after he h8j
filed W pretty completely with
lake water.
And all he said when they finally
got back TO him and hauled him ir-
board was:
Say. what detained yous. fa-
Iers?"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

Connie Mack used fire engine the
other day o pumn the water OF the field
at The san Antonio training camp.
Thors good hin, for Nashville. Estab-
Neh pumping station and keep the Sui
phm beH dr} Tie season through.
Christy Mathewson broke his arm The
other day bul as IL was ChristN. Jr.,
Giant fans need have no uneasiness.
Manager Jack Hayden, Of the Louis
vile club, is down with pneumonia
Pat E9aherty the lightning pitcher. once
slipped over three strikes on Fred Hos =
tctter SO fast chat Fred lost count and
was put out Of the game for arguing with
the umpire in support OF his contention
that only one had been pitched.
ComisNey will probe bly, sign a contract
20 take his White SoN to Paso Roblss
Tor the next Eve years. Great enthusiasm
among the railway msgnates.
4 sore srm heals quicker than a sore
The cabs are running socre, practice
games scheduled between the first auL
second S0utus ana theN want the money.
Jacobson $ or the Giants hospital
lisr again, this ttme with twisted knee.
,lohn lleyerS has = large bat .his
year thau he had last and the 1912 model
was the largest in the world lie alleges
that Jim Thorpe isn't the only Indian with
the Giants. PRESS reports 20 the contrary
Notwithstanding
Bil Schvsrla has given rp all hone OF
getting koy "a tle+on ana is WORKING pr.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
COME BACK" STUNT WILL
BE TRIED AGAIN BY JEFF

Los ANGELES, March 6,-That jim
Jeffries will again attempt to come
back" was the positive statement made
last night by ''Cherca1ee' Tom Jones
manager Of Ad Wolgast
JEFF quit drinking over six weeks
ago" said Jones, ana has been talking
advisability Of his re entering the ring.
Jim considers the white heavies OF
today more or less Of - joke and is con-
fident that ne can aeat any Of them
with few weeks of training I have
offered my services, - manager 10 Jeff
and he is seriously considering the
proposition. Jack JeGries is urging the
big fellow 10 get baos in the game and
grab some of the easy money in sight.
hope to handle I'm for q July 4
match"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

TEN rounds. over a route. there
woule probably he nothing to it
but the Durable Dane.
THE semi wirdup was bearcat.
Outweighed eight or nine
pounds, professor Todd. Whit
ney's sparing partner. was out
pointed by Jimmy Greenwood, Nei-
sons working mate. Greenwood
doored Todd four times during the
eisht-round mill, and this earned
him the decision. II it hadn't been
for the kuoclldowns, Todd would
probably have been given the
award.
Todd is q mighty shifty boxer Of
the old school. Greenwood is a
sIugger pure and simple. Nelson
believes that Greenwood, with
proper handling, can be developed
into champion. The writer
doubts il. for Jimmy is muscle
bound. and while his punches look
heavy. they are not as harmful az
they appear to be
NOGNG SUPERIOR and Kid
L Wonder went four rounds to q
draw in the preliminary. II was
fast. clean-cut exhibition, with
each hoy always trying to get over
the wallop that would win him
brackets.
OF CASTRO gave perfect salts
i faction as referee His debut
was a huge success. During the
early rounds OF the big scrap he
broke the men a bit too fast but
he overcome this fault as the bout
progressed. and everybody was sat
isfled with his work
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
CLEVELAND WILL SECURE
FRANCHISE IN NEW LEAGUE

CLEVELAND. 0dIO. March e.
Cleveland expects ~ have q team in
the new Federal Baseball league which
win succeed the Ul&ted states league
of last year John |T. Powers. of Chi
cago, former president of the Three
Eye" league and w r. Mccullough.
OF pittsbWs, we're A7re tdoay and con-
Ierrcd with local promoters. They
agreed To place q franchise here and
play games at Luna. park.
They claim othoa' cities which will
make up the CIRCUIT are; Chicago,
indianapolis, Kansas City. Pittsbura.
Detroit and Cincinnati
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
THIRTEEN TURTLES HOLD
OUT FOR HIGHER WAGES

MEMPHIS, March 6.-Only rinc Of .-'
twenty-five candidates for the locai ball
club have signed their contracts, od
Manager Bernhard refuses to view 'as
situation with alarm and predicts 'ls.
all Of the players viii be in line by lyr,
day With the exception Of catcher
the squad is complete Bernhard has
several prospects in view. and expects @
close a deal for a receiver this 9ee@
probably for a player who is now meo-
heT of the Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
LEO KELLYS DEBUT AS
WELTER ENDS IN X. O,

ST. LOUIS. March 6.-Ray Bronson "
indianapolis, welterweignt champion
claimant, last night knocked out Leo Eel-
IN. ot St Louis, i'm The second round of
their scheduled eight round fight
The first round was HARD fought and
NeO, knocked down the Indiana polis
aGbLCl once.
Bronson started lac second round with
q rush. and his thud bunch BROUGHT down
The local dSI ter Tor the count This was
KEN irsl 6ShT - veltsrNe ght
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
MEMPHIS CLUB WILL TAKE
FIRST WORKOUT TODAY

MEMPFILS. TENN. March G.-Neatber
permitting. the local contingent Of the
l9l" Tnrtles team will take the field to-
scheduled to report until Monday next
> Members of the club wintering here are
Pitchers Newton and Merritt, Manager
betnhard and Intelder Moulton In all
this afternoon.
Slortstop Butler is expected today as
IS ,3tcher Seabough. while the remainder
WI! arrive at intervals between now and
MoAoa a|' when the camp viii be formally
opened.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
BIRMINGHAM GETS GAME
FOR BASKET BALL TITLE

BIRMINGHAM. March 6-'The basket
bah championship VI the South will be
Columbus and MobiR Young Mems Chris.
ton association teaJns
Each team went, through the season
istered by the other team on its own
floor.
Columbus won thes game in Columbus bv
game in Mobile by the score of ~ 10 30
Physical Director George T.. Stock, who
refereed the game between the two teams
III Mobile, has asen selected TO handle
This. the deeIding game.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
BY Percy H. Whiting.

a ND still they come, There is
~ no denying that the Crackers
OF 1913 are showing 4 marked
tendency to turn up late, as the
paucity of performers at the park
yesterday demonstrated. But tho
big rush of men comes today
In fact there began to be some
thing doing last night. Pitcher
Herman Hartney. a young recruit
landed late in the afternoon-too
late to do any work. Night trains
brought in Pitchers Paul Musser
and George Bausewein. That
brought the number Of men who
had reported up to eight,
Dave Callahan made it nine
bit before breakfast this morning
by turning up in good order. This
man was warmly received. There
has been a bit Of wagering up at
baseball headquarters that Dave
will hit around 800 this year and
David is the sort Of lad that
wouldn't cross his employers for
The world.
BY the time the office at the
Empire Life building was open for
business four men We're knocking
for admission. They were Wallace
Smith, third baseman from the St
Louis Nationals; Outfelder Nixon,
from Portsmouth; Infelder Keating
from the same club. and Moran u
semi-pro outfielder.
1t is believed that before night
twenty players will be ON the job.
\ $ reporting day" Yesterday
\ up to dark. at any rate-vas
frost. out of a Slather Of players
owned by the Cracker club-most
of whom are duly and legally signed
just two men reported. Gilbert
f. Price in the morning. and Pat
Graham in the afternoon.
Where are all your players ="
Bill Smith was asked when after
noon practice began.
Blessed if | know" was the best
Bill could offer. They were Or
iered % report. and they ought to
ne here"
But Bill refused to get sore.
There was an infeld to bat EN-
out to, end enough hurlers to give
everybody batting practice, the day
was warm and the diamond fit. So
Bill was happy.
r HERE wasn't much to interest
the multitude of fans who turn
ed out in the afternoon to see the
first real workout. owing to the fact
that no new men were present save
Jack Herman
Jack continued to please Hes
one handy little infielder. ana be is
Likely 20 be heard from like lot
Of Dewsooys with a live extra. He
has confidence in himself. and don't
YOU believe that he doesn't think
he is going to make good. either.
He fairly pops with that huncl.
And he might too. il only as util-
ity man
| lH LAt'TrTF;. Il holdoul ON tGc
J Providence club, stands for tao
statement that ~ players in the
International lesgue are now hold
ins out II look, like q mutiny.
jim says the ProNidence ch.b
wants to cut his pay ueasIy hun
dred plunks month, and he is
sore as a Republican postmaster
on March 4.
The town is getting shot fun Of
holdoute-Tommy Mcmillan. Sid.
smith. Orlie Weaver and a few
lesser lights. Some Of them say
they will loaf rather than play for
The salaries offered. And it han
pens that LATTE, Smith and Nc
MILAN. are in a financial position to
do IL II they want to.
- ID SMITH who is BY way Of
- being corlIing good polo PLAYER
had 4 chance 70 try for the inter
nations polo team this wear 4
friend 7 mis- VINO winters I'm cam
den. Sids homo. agreed to lend nir
batch OF ponies and the COM
mI,Jee n charge would have been
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

delighted if the Camden man had
taken q chance dt it. However it
interfered with business. and if
Smith had been carried to England
to play. il would have cost him a
thousand or so for expenses. And
Smith couldn't see it.
Smiths marvellous strength and
his intimate knowledge of horses,
combined with years of practice.
make him an extremely dangerous
man on the polo field. and if he had
the millions necessary to devote To
the sport he would rank right
along with Larry Waterbury and
the rest of the millionaire sports
men.
HARRY MATTHEW'S is about as
good swimmer as he is a base
runner. He's good for about ten
feet and then he blows.
once. Lot over ten years ago.
Harry went out with a crowd of
Pelicans for bit Of fishing on the
lake. They hadn't gone far when
the boat was becalmed. So every
body shed their clothes. slipped into
bathing contests and went over
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
13 PLAYERS HAVE
REACHED TOWN:
IL STILL TO COME
Men Who Are. Here.

Osborn, Herman. Weaver Price, I
Musser, Bausewein, Hartner. Cira- I
ham, Callahan. Wallace Smith, I
Nixon, Heating, Moran.
. Men Who Are Duo To-day.
Becker Brady, Herring, Dunn, I
McAllister. Agler, Aperman. Doh I
Q Ter Long.
Men Who Will Report Late.
Manager Smith bias granted I
permission TO Ou4ielder Harry I
Bailey to report March IL, and will I
allow Catcher Reynolds to CON I
tinue FOR the preseIr as assistant I
coach of the GeorgiatMilitary col I
lege team. DobardEvill come in (
. tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
THREE MORE RECRUITS
REPORT TO JOHN DOBBS

MONTGOMERY, ALA. March q
Brown. pitcher Manning. an outfielo
er, and Hamilton, an infelder. reported
70 Manager DolSfF YESTERDAY and we're
out IN Bllliken uniforms at CapitoI
Heights in the afternoon. 4 good hard
practice was pulled OF
The weather was warm and II was a
good day for practice All of the NAV
ers Dobhs has en- his Nat are eXpeGted
TO report before aFe end of the present
week
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
JESS WILLARD HAS SNAP:
KNOCKS OUT JACK LEON

FORT WAYNE, IND. March 6
Jess Willard. the Kansas white hope.
knocked out Jack Leon. the formel.
wrestler. in the fourth round Of their
Schedu-cd tcn-round bout here las.
nl2AI. II was an easy victory for The
kmSau
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
TIE IN ATLANTA LEAGUE
TO BE DECIDED TONIGHT

The tie for the championship OF D.
Atlanta Basket Ball league viii be dec.l..
at the Wesley Memorial court tonight .5
tween the Fifth regiment and the ~
lanta Athletic club
The TWO teams came to an sgreemN.
Wednesday morning to play the game N
night and on a neutral court.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
By w. $. Falmsworth.

TEANK WHITNEY defeated
r. Battling Nelson In a furious
ten-round battle at the Au-
ditoIiuln Armory It was a sensa-
tional elugfest In which both men
STOOD toe 10 toe and swapped
punches from the first gong to tho
final one Five thousand persons
were at the ringside
Whitney won by safe margin
lie landed the cleanest punches
and the hardest ones, too. The first
seven rounds were Whitney's, with
ont any doubt. IN the eighth the
old Battlar. hero Of over hundred
fights began to hit his stride-the
stride that won him the lightweight
title from Joe Cans. The eighth.
ninth and tenth were whirlwinds.
Nelson holding Whitney even in
the first two and earning the tenth
bv a shade
ID EFORE tho warriors started off
- on their Journey 1t WAS an
nounced that II both men we're on
their feet at the finish there would
be no decision. It was Nelson who
insisted on this, but not because he
was afraid OF losing the decision.
Bat injured bis right hand in
sparrins with his partner Monday
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
BELMONT SHADES sEANNlGAN

DETROIT, MICH, March 6M De.
mont. of Boston, had Il slight shade oJe
Patsy Brannigan III their bout at Nlnd
sor last night.