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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06
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Verppfitdt Durh @r3ies
surg. Der Srpeits 9ortrag oes
GptIus, Der pon Der mDeutfhen @eleIs
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in Berlin oeranItaItet tpirb, be6uns
bette bic 5rags Der gr3iebung burh
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muf man Den bon 4ubeu tommenben
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SAotsnoruns oes atnoes 81 unteroriiz
der. untsoriidung 1T oas 0efdbrIihs
tie, mas man bem atnbe 3uFiieen tam.
Denn ihIieBIid pirb es bon a1sm
l6ur ab9sihredt. Die Intrisbe oes
ainbss muiIsu oabin gelentt perben,
no Tie braufbar iinb. Ri6t i'm srpis
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3lstung bes ainoes. Ionbern i'm 4us
bersz uno 8eiIernlahen. IS lit crumbs
perte6rt, aus einem norhanoenen Ifs
felt pnsr einem 9efiibl bem ainoe tis
nsn @Orpurf 81 MAIDEN. Wan IuFe
eaS Ginn lid burh cine Shat bon
bern Qffett ooer nem e. oriideHeen
Gjefiibl bsfrsieu. 2ebnt man einem
SiRns strpas ab, bann fou man bic
4bIefnung beerunbeu; bic 6orm barf
nitt nsrleseno iein. eyu Der unters
/ ItiibuRq oes 4rbetts@ unb SpteItriebes
beim ainbe tam man uid3t nett eenus
aeben. Die 5bdtisteit, auf Die elm Rinb
islbi; perfGlt, 1T oas Wertbpoaits an
ieiner Gr3iebuus - Die IelbIteetpdblte
SbGttqtsit oes ainoes --- oas Spiel
oas Dintisfte. Sin in ieiu Spiel oer<
tieftes Sinh bebonole man 70 ipie eis
nen in feline 2lrbett osrtisftsn Grpat
ienen man Itore ibn nitt, bamtt
| feline Snitioitpe teins Giububs err
leibe. Mir Iinb oasu ba, um oem
Sinos su belfsn. oaB ss ons obne Ses
fabr thut, as es tbun mil. Dutt Die
8erbntsersiehung oerliert oas GtnD
fdsIiebIich Ieinen Tbatsnorang. uno
fpie ipItbar III pom Stanbpuntt bss
Grsiebers iebe 9onbluna bic aus eem
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

Ntubpteh Iie 2ufuhr mar heate
nur m1sia uHo Der aRartf tart 1ie Nnh.
frnge mar etue sieH,lif CUTE. Stpders uno
sseeeers parsu in RadnFraae uno itari. -
Mnhsnhe limb sbsnialls itarf TN 8reiie.
Ehmere Stlsre bradten $7.00--s.15, Grs
ira &s.25, Ed,ien s2. 1910, Sleiiherftiere
ko-a5-s.0o, Grtra sT.9o-s.00. Seiiers x4.50
~-7.i5. aaserleisHe bis ertra S725-7.50,
Aiihe s4.25--6.OO, auserleIene bis extra S6z5
$50, 9anners s3.O0--4.25, Etcters uHb
fseeosrs 5000, Stods dspeiiers 800
6.25. Stpf'ailbe s4-5o-5z5, Nilhtlbe
&4.50--8.5o.
BuIlem-I Iis Rahfrnge mar cine CUTE
uHo bic greiis i,iegen uHi l0--l5e. Tie
9ufutr mar uugeHugeHn.
Usaaere une lti6lte $5.25--e.O0, Bologna
ts.oo-6.75. sEtra se-So, fette Suaeu $3.50
100.
Rdlber. - Ger Rarft mar beute leb.
bait uno bic 4re,ie itiegea nm 25c pro 100
9funb.
Croindre uns erDBe se.oo-io.75 fair bis
aute Ieidpte ts.00-li.00. eTtra tl1.25.
adIber In ben 8pmmifIions Sduieru. -
sganep lie, priua bic auserleiene 10 -
ioHe, orbtnare 6--gkc.
S6meiue.-T Tie 3afubr bon Shpeis
nfn mar heuie aeriHg, bic Nadfraae cine
CUTE unh Der Narti ftarf.
Sh,pere $ss5-s.90, CUTE bis auserIeiene
gerpodungs uno ,sleiihsrforfen ss.s5-s.9o
eemiidbte @erpddungsicrfen $3.50 -- $50
crbiHdye bis aueerI sfene ihusre ietie Sdus
e6.O0--S.50, EXTRA Ss.40--6.50, 5taes $500
- TOO, srtra s715, leidte 8erionbi'
| forten 4s.5O-sT5, sysrfei ppu loo 4funo
unb ueniger $6.O0-c.45-
Shafe 2dmmer. Ter Rarti
mar keute iietis fir bic beiIeren Eualita'
| ten, bie rnberen paren fau une ld3pad,.
GMGfe. - grtra so1b, CUTE bic auserIe'
| fsae 34.75--5.i5, oroindrs bus quite $3.50
465, Jdtr!inge t8.00--70o.
lAnfmer. - gr.ra S9.25, CUTE bis auser
Iefene o6.60-g.l5, orbtndre bis CUTE S5.5t
-s.50 Guus t4oo-S.oo. sei6orene Gam
msg ek50-A00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

DO. sn 491zc, a Cars 80. 4 bo. III 49e, Gar
bO. gu 494c, 3 Cars $50. gemiidtes gu
4ec, 8 Cars Np. 8 bo. AZ SOC, ! Cars DO. su
%9Hc, 800 Bu. bo. nit Wet5en 5n 49Ke
auf bent @eleile.
nafer~- Wiarst lit rubia nnb felter. SO.
Q spsiBer 87--87ze, Sfanbnrb peiber 3d.
35Ke, No.3 fpeiber 34-34Hc, Ho. tueiber
82A - 33Kc, 0c. Q genIifhter 34e, Ho.
3 bD. 80 -33 w, SO. a nc. 81--32 He per Bu.
8eriault iprrben: Cars go. . gerniihter
Su 88c, 2 Cars so. 2 DO. gu 34e, Gar No.
3 peiber 5u 844c, 8 Cars No. 4 DO. gu 33e,
| Gar gelblib DeiBer Su 34H / Gar bo. oa
34e auf benz Beieiie.
Hpggen. - Warst itetia. go. Q 65---
SIC. No. 3 bo. 59--83c, 9tp. a DO. so - 5sc.
Bfrits. --0e. 2 iyriihjahrs 65--7ec, $40.
3 57-65f. Ro. A DO. 52-57e; Huttergerite
45--52c per BuIbel.
gerffenmal5. - 5rabiabrsserfte 74-
s2e per Buibel.
gerslsid, Der Bstreibe.Breiie NIT eenieni-
gen am gleiden Iase oes porigen Jabres:
Ndrs, 5. 1918. Ndrt 8. 1912.
Neisen, 30. 2 rDtber .1O9c 102Hc
Relihtorn, go. 3 gemiiftes Soc 63e
Safer, ,Jto. 2sentiihter neuer 34e 55Ht
Hoggen, Wo. l,eusr -. 65c Soc
5eu, Ro. 1tmotbp.. $500 $25.75
Bbisfn.
Ter Wartt mar itetig. Berfauft purben
s18 8bls. Iiitiuers sSinilbeo GOODS auf
Der Baiis BON s1.80 per Gallone.
GsrDrPrted
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

Inter bic bebeutenoiten unb pi6tiQz
itsu untsriroiiheu !0obIsn guropa's s
pirb BON nun on Die Grotte bon Res
moutamps in Der RGbe BON Spu in
SeIqien 81 rehnen isin, benn Die Raz
tur bat iih bier als 9aumeifter uno
0etprateur in 10 erobartioer @eiIe
beshltigt, boB lie ale msnfdli6en
phortuIien nett in ben Shotten Iteat.
Die 50bls, Die erit DOR einigsr 3eit ent=
bstt puroe, 1T runmebr iorgfGItio err
foritt porben uno tpirb aud Der Del
fentIihteit 5usGnsItd semadt perbeH.
giner Der gntbeder uno Grforider,
g, Rahir. er3dblt in Der nRature" BON
benz mGr4eHAaftsn polait unb Der
ssbetmuiBoolen unterirbiIaen Welt
Der Qlbgriiuoe, 9dnse uno s5luiie, bic
bic Ratur lid oa sefhafFen bat. Durd
Die 4nbrineune elmer Reibs Don 2eis
tern eslang es, in bic oberen @oIerien
Der 5pbIe einauoriusen, bic ii6, sIeid,-
fam in einem oritten Stodtpert Der
Srotts, iiber 100 Wetsr nett ausbebs
nen. Damn purben bic 2eitern 1gi
Sdiffen iiber ben untertrbiiheu CLUB
trdnsportirt, Der otsfes Rsit Der
5iefs burhianeioet; man ftisa an ben
iertrshten iteilen Wdnben empOr uuc
selanste burd cine tleine OeHnuna
ploblih IN einen Saal pon riefenbofs
ten @srbdltniKen, hiuter oem lid neus
Mteriinbe unb neue Sdle offuen. Die
Ter 5auptraum. ben man bic 8atbe=
brole- eennunt bat. etn SuaI nit TENT
re1tsn MdnSeu une fIa4er 0eds, III
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Ghicnan. s. aRdrs 1918.

@inbpieb.-- Beepes s7.15-9.80, Ieras
Stiere $5.30--8.35, StoderS unb 5eebers
$6.25-S25, aiibe unb SeilerS S3.40--I75,
adlber $7.0O--10.50. Marft feit.
g hmeiue. 2eihte $s.35-8.70, gez
mifbte $8.30--8.85, fhpere 1916 - $50,
raube $S.15-s.35, sserfel $6.60--S40. Ger
BRurft mar uHgeregelt.
Shafe 2ammer. -Shafe: Glns
heimifde $5.75-7.00, 3dhrlinge s7.00-s.2o.
Gdmmer: ginbeimiife $T.75-S.S0.
3ufnbr. - Rinopieb 10000. Sttpe'ne
81, 900. Sdafe uHe admnter 10000.
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Ghtcaqo, 8. gdrs

htcago, 8. Near5.
Esisen.-yar Nai 91H-sl4t, am
ShiuB 81 nc; fir gull s04-903se, am
Stlub 9o4e; fur Se9tembsr 50 - s97sc,
am Stlub S9Hc.
gsefhtorr.--fShr Rai 52H-5sHc,
ant SdluB 52Zsc; fur 9u!i 53h-541sc. am
Stlub 53Ese; fiir Sepiember "a 4h-55 re,
am 5f,IuB 542se.
6afer-1gir Rai S8ZE -344c, ont Sf,fus
34&c; FIR 5uii 34-341sc am ShluB 34Nc;
far September 34--S41se. am ShIuB S4Hc.
Roagen.-Ro. Q 6l--62Hc.
Gerft -4s-T0c.
EimotbpfaamsH. - Rsuer s2.75--
300.
Htreiaamen. s12.O0 1850 per
Gsntuer.
sReBport s20.57h per 8bl.-iglr gtai
t2042H Il - posse, an Sdplub s20.65; iar
,3ali 500 2O--20.82z, am ShiuS 5000
6hmals. $10.75 per 100 BIB. - Jlr
| gtai sl0.s2 H-fo.DO,a am Snlub si0.s5; iltr
Guilt s10.75 - 1880, am S6lub S10.77H
fir September $10.75 1850, am S6fuH
A0.7TH.
Short Rippenfeiten-sf0.12K-
| 10s7H per 100 8funa.--fritr Rai sl0.T7h u
- 10.s2H, am 5diub $i0.s2h; fir Gull
si0.72h u -l0TTH. am ShiuB sl0.T7H tit,
September sl0.ih - 1915, am Shluf
1915.
Butter-Nartt tit itstis.-Grsameriei
2s-36c per giuno.
Gier.-Nartt ihwat. - Rsfrigsraiors
Trits l4-l5e, 5rtide lSe Der IuseHe.
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8em gort, s. Wdrs.
aupfer mar hsute felt. GIertrolnttc
su $l5.00-15.12HG u Gate 81 sl5.25-1S.s7A, u
GpItlng 81 Sl4.75-lls7h.
3iun feit 81 k4T.13 $500.
8Iei ifetig 81 ~ A25--4.35.
Spelter IL itstig gu $6.20--8.35.
Gifen iistIs.-Ro. RprtherH 1880
$3.50, go. . 23or.hern si75o-1s.00; Ro.
Southsru tls.O0-ls.50, Ro. / SoutberH
loft $ls.U0-ls.25.
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alusspdrtise Mdrfte.
q { NJ gorf. 8. aRar,

" " VVsks VI IkNtH.
Nebl. - Ter Martf mar tetffe ruhia
Eprtna Tatent $450 4.B0, @iuter Stra,ehtl
&4.45--4.55, 9ainier Ratenis t4.70-0.l0
Epriua clears s4.l5-4.35, xviHter gTtTai
No. 4 tS-s0-4.i0, NO. 2 DO. t3.70-8.SO
2anIas EtraiGhts $4.f0-4.25.
Mpgeenmebl mar ruhig. - Gnir BID
autes t360--s.s5, dolce bis foRep t3.o0--
400.
UuhmeiseumshI mar Fou 80 42.2:
--2.35 per 100 Hfune.
Mnismetf NOR rahig. - fsstnes sDei6ei
unb gelbes t1.B0-i.S5, grpbes $l.25--l 10
ailnerieb 48.I6.
Rogeen III itttig.-Rc. Q Nssitern 90,
e 1. HuHelo,
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Woisi Wel bnsartt.
Gtneinnati, s. Ras 1913.

:"
lie gitnotinn bat iiM I'M hisfgen 0eibs
nnrffs Hid,t istr Stei Oerdnbert. lie Rdd'
frage mad Tarieben NOR cine Ssemlid cute,
un6 UeIb 1T ipifiis. syiir TarIeben ~on cun |.
tuurbsn pcn ben Banfen - 70 beren.
net, nnh 0<fhdftspapiere wurben 5u 6a
bistontirt. 1is Deafler pIneirtsn YripasrAa.
pitaf ~ ~ .Un eau unb Su 4h--oH aai
3sit.
Ns1fn asf Nsb Bsss.
pusbsH 10 Bari srpiihtn BanieH perfaufi.
1ie Gsunterrate betragt SOC Trdmie pei
eiOO0.
aasAsd ssf gurssa.
iInb feitrr.-- Die iOIssnbeH EuOtirnngen iins
su berihten:
ponbon, Enes sitbt, &4.ss4 per of
1nge Glht, N.S4Z per G.; Earis, Tag
Giht, 5f5 troncs per 500 90 Icge Siu,f
sle francs per tlO0; fir Teuiihfanb, 4
Iage Gid,., Rarf s5 5k--o5A, DO. 90 Ea8s
Ethf. e4H-Ake.
Tccumentarp Bias auf 2onbon iuurber
su t4.eaK, nuf glnsgcp su ASK uno au'
HsIIak aa e4.62 Dertauft-
esaAss-r blissiissss-
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gelb .cn eau murbe ~ 2K-8K% aus.
geliettn.
asrima Geiddftspapiere wurben su 4K-
5E biSlontirt.
gterIing Gghange Ut ftstiH. -
Siht su As7A unb Commercial bsns
e4.ss H--4.e3ss.
DuHbessC q biigatienen fuoren tte'
tig uub puroeu ME foIat auotirt:
Rer. Etaaten ReiunSiruns 29 1908 -
f01sx ~ regiitrirte 11SK-i14. Coupons
1isN--1i43f, 81 rssiitrirte i02H-lOSA
Coupons 102 n -1084, Randnsn Wtsiiiereo
2S f0oA--101, bc. az, 1o2H-1o3H.
Mftienmarft. - Ter aeitr:gen Mbs
wartsbeweguns fuuroe htuis Ginholi gsbo.
ten, uno bic TreiIe itiegen. Beaen Shlub
murbe Der Rarft Enu, bed, ftnneen bic
ShIHbnutirungea eur6pes iibsr oenen Don
seftern.
Oslnssss>Glnss. SAIuesAnNe
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Gerfte III ltetig.-N NalsgerSte 55-58e,
sFeebtng 554c {. |. I. Neu Yort.
Weiaen.-Wsorft lit itetia.--No. Q neuer
rpther f1OKc C.. (. i'm glepdtpr unb 1fOHc
(. o. b. fd,uimmeHb. glp. geortberu 3uluth
o9Ac +. o. B. ldfpimntenb
WeffHfcrn.-Y2Grtt lit ftetia.--grport
Rc. q SO Nc +. OBJ. fhtpimmeno.
6afer.--9tr Wtartt lit rubig. Stanoarb
freiser 38kc, Np. 3 3Sc 0u. A 37-87Hc,
RnturmeiBer 37-3SKc, peiBer aeftdlter 81
--40Kc auf benz @eleiis.
6eu 1T rubig.- Stanbaro 97kc, Qo. /
I00--1O5c, SO. 2 S5--95c, SO. 3 T5-s0e.
9opfen lift itetlg.-State orbindrer bis
dolce 1912, 20-27e; 1911, 10-15c; gacific
Goat 1912, 16--22c. 1911 12-l6ei
6dute finc wiaig. - Central Nmericrn
2s4c, Bogota 204-30Ac
2eber TIT feit. Semlod $3.50.
Bort lit feit. - fSdtniIp S22.50-24.50,
ihort clear sci .O0--22.50, WeB S12.75.
Beef III itetig. - ,5unIilp 3.O0-24 90
Daeb s19.0o-20.O0, SeeisS9inten s32.0o--
34.00.
Gut 0eats fino feit-gep0telte Bel.
| lies, 10 bis IA 9fuHo, IA - 14Ac, DO.
Sdultern sK-sAe, DC. S6inteH 14A--
| i5c.
@ nj a "a LIT ftetig-Ribble 8eIt prima
si0.90-11 90; Rafintrte5 lit iteti8.-Gouti.
nent sl1.55: Q. VI. s12.o5, COMPOUND ~
Sc.
Tafg III ftettg. - 9rima Gitp gu exc,
Qpuntrp 5A--8Hc, SpeciaI 7c.
| Baum M of fdameH'G Gs tpar Itetie
-2rima robes III $5.20-5.27, prima Som'
mer gelbes 5u s5y0-845.
Retrplsum III itetig.-RaffiHirt Rem
| gorf $3.50, Dbilabelpbla uno Baltimore
$40, DO. in Buff &.s5.
| 8olIe 1T rubis. .-7ometic 5Isses Gbic
| 3l--32c.
oars 1T rubis.--StraInsb, sep6bnIiaea
bis sutes $3.50.
TerpeHtin III tpigig su 44Kc.
Heis 1T feit. - Ginbstmiider 3H-se,
NatHa 4--5kc.
RolaiieS 1T itetig. Rsp Orleans
Open Aeitie, gutter bis toits, 35-55c.
5ud er.-0tpbsr tit itstts. 49, Wuscapaeo
20 Teit, 8.04c, Centrifugal SO 2eft 3.54c
Ntolaies. 8uder 80 9sit 2.7sc. Haffinirter
III rubg. Gut Goai 5.15c, Grufheo 5000
DloulS "" 470c, CUBES 46oc, Bowoeret
4.50c, @ranRIateb 4.S5c, diamond "
4.3s, Gunfeteioners u" 4.20e. Ro. 4.loc
Ro. 2 4.05e, SO. 81 4.00c, Ro. 4 3. 95e, No.
3.soc, Ro. o 1850, R9. 7 8.sOe, Ro. = 1856
Ro. 9 3.7oc, Ro. 10 S.85c, $40. II 3.3Oc, RO
II 5.55c. Ro. ID 3.50c, glo.4 3.50e.
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New Bsrfer Dssb. 0sstirnnsen

Gtotssa sss e.. m gssN Oar esrs se ssK
G11ffsa svMe. H. 1os1 s,st = sssssSv SU a.
9i1ffsN srss. Ss 1911 = s,r sixs sxx
udagstfG q. l. q MA~ MS q
Hali4R ACks %. ~ v eAN ~ az ~
SehsG 4CNs ~ 1sSNSsfkD. Lem r. -
eMf. seOfssGsa D. JON W.ssN 0sANr AZ N 4
&lnd assiess q 49, ssris S1rfss 81. q
goass kCSs Sn iWtr. o 4, RE Il stf
G.AC sere. lxS-. eAlQsrr eseK ffnH "
N-&W ~. Nerr esr. A.. ;. III y
c.eG - ~ Sssssns esn ts.. ~
lsI 80 e" Nt stfAgN fe <fY
SSSSssS. ios.t stass =. is..
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~ w. sI1 sonfl fsS ! ref II. ssA
1M1esy - ... - esxsA Nasinsa 81 issA
SNe 1ces n<a - ~ esufS % esr tY.. -
erts esa ~ ...u vs. M en- VartHs lr ssa<
m Ier yinten 4scsht % 80.
~. sd1 - ~ ~ tir Vac l. xet w
SIv 0ssyd sy; Sw q pukbee ss i04E
81 lsw Mss ~ IN .. efesf q sr iocAi
S~fss : W ii ~ .s: ,ss 2 ,.s TT, = !, = :sS
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rubis ano itrtis. Die Bcnsem quctirsn ipis
fnfof


1n ilmiase I'm hieiisen Clearinghouse
belisfsn iid feuts auf 4,Do1 $50.
ssssl-e esfsstsstss.
Tie StraSenbahnsgtftien paren heut< tn
eirDas beiiersr Vadfrage une fiegtu I'm
greile. Ter Warfi I'm Masemsinsn tDar aesr
hau. Vsrfauft uurnfn:
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Viebmdrfte.

Cincinnati. 5. RdrS 1918.
3ntubr unb Serianot wGhrsnb Der per
Heiisnen "a StuHoen, persiid,en NIT ben
uorbergsbeuoen Iasen parrH wie folgt:
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Z ! 81 =: - ::
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

behind the bat comes in great
When the catcher is squatted down
mis- head comes about at a batter's
waist. The catcher's head thus
presents a fine target To aim at. and
the lOWucss of his position tends
to keep the delivery down well with
i'm the CatchcT's reach
If the catcher stands up and out
stretches his arms the whole pre-
scHts too big a target and is apt
to seud pitcher at once into "a
wild streak. Keep the target for
your pitcher small and he will be
more careful Give him a big tar
get and he is apt 10 take liberties
with the distances.
Keep him pitching in between the
two batting boxes alongside the
home plate. Don't worry him. if he
is inclined To be CNcitablc and wild,
by calling for a variety Of balls
from high 10 low and back again
Make him shoot them low and he
viii be steadied.
Let me emphasize another point
that will steady pitcher when his
catcher is crOuched low. especially
if your pitcher is a curve bah star
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Bill Smith Strong for The GeOrgian's Contest
Everybody Trying to Win Free Season Ticket

II LILY SMITH. manager of the
II Crackers, is keen to try for
one of the ten free season
tickets TO Poncey Park offered by
The Georgian.
Wish | could get in that contest"
he said to-day q believe ] could
come mighty close to coping one
of the tickets. It's a great contest.
Why all the players are talking
about it, and / wouldn't be surprised
il some of them sent in letters. OF
course they would sign their wife's
or swecthearts name to them"
over hundred letters were re-
ceivod yesterday And most of the
stories were real bcarCats. one of
the most prominent office holders i'm
the city han mailed "a story TO the
Contest Editor
A Story from New Orleans.
Another story came from New or
leans said the writer: 81 don't eN-
pect TO be able 10 see any of the
games played i'm Atlanta, but / have
plenty Of friends in Your city and /
am going 20 win one of those tickets
for certain young lady ! know in
your beautiful city
Many of the stories are q bit too
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
SIR THOMAS NEW Def
SPECIFIES NO CONDITIONS

LONDON. April q Sir Thomas Lip
ton. tine British yachtSluan. has just
sent am unconditional challenge Tor a
series OF races for the Americas cup,
and after ten wears uudisturhed posses
sion of the trophy. American yachts
men must again prepare 90 defend it,
Sir Thomas LIpton's challenge was
cablcd 10 tile New York Yacht Club TO-
day through the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club. After the challenge had been sent
Sir Thomas said
They viii now either have to race or
give me the cup"
The formal challenge is worded pre-
cisrly as WAS the former challenge with
tile exception Of the clause sJipuiating
tile. size Of the boat which has been
omitted
British yarhtsmru believe since Sir
Thomas Upton declares i'm the uueon-
dItl0nIl challenge his intention TO enter
d 7s-footer, the America syndicate must
build boat Of approximately the same
length. To exercise their freedom of the
terms given them by the deed 0f gift Of
competing with a se-fDot would be con-
~.4erel uuSrurtSmaulike
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
STARS IN
c. NJ 4. VICTORY
OVER PEACOCK

TINE hitting aad fielding of Babb
the third baseman for G. NJ. A..
was the outstanding feature in
a game played yesterday afternoon at
College Park between the Cadets and
the Peacock team.
The final score was 3 to ? in favor
of G. NJ a. The cadets made most
Of their runs 10y muncd balls on the
part of the Peacock catcher Pitcher
Mangum was wild and used no head
work at all He was not taken out
until the eighth inning. Sans who
took his place, pitched good bail, but
it was too late then To- win the game
Wells at short and Carroway at
first were the only men who did any
thing at AN for Peacock burden
pitched for q. NJ. A. and was hit FREE
Quently, but the Peacock lads could
not run bases with any success This
defeat puts Peacock in last place i'm
the race, with 6. NJ. A. close ON their
heels Both teams viii have to show
something better if they expect TO be
in the running this year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
BY James =. Archer.

BY James p. Archer.
THE Worlds Greatest Baseball
Catcher, Inventor Of the Squat
Throw and Terror of All Base
Runners
a LMOST from the first day my
u work as a catcher was rec
oguized as being Of a higher
order [ have had that terrifying
question. What is il that goes to
make ur "a Hrst-class catcher
fired at me something like nun
bred thousand times or so, ] should
say.
j call &c "a terrifying question be
cause 10 is one that requires con-
sideraby more than few minutes
To answer II is question that
opens up Il world of thought ana
one that / never cared TO answer
i'm "a hippdnt manner
ALWAYS when the question has
been fired at me, usually 10y some
baseball fan who never figured what
a tremendous thing he was push
ing out. 1 have answered in differ
cut ways just as this idea or that
one came TO me.
These replies may have satisfied
my queStioners and given them
something new to think about, but
they never quite satisfied me, and
[ always have wanted to outline
my ideas i'm a concise, frank man
ner so that the baseball fan might
have better understanding of the
catching department of the great
game, a department that really mas
been neglected because SO few
Young players have an ambition To
shine behind the bat
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
AND LIE MARIN
TO MEET IN MAT BOUT

ouCAGO, ILL. April 9.-Stan.s-
ags Zbyszko and Constant lie Marin
were matched last night 20 meet i'm
finish wrestling bout here April 2L
la. winner is To WrCstle Frank G9tcl
.r Doe worlds championship.
Some time ago lie Marin Spraug "a
surprise here by pinning ZbyszhO' S
10u.dDrs 20 the mat in a handicap
tu.r The Pole. however, was meet
ng all Corners at the time, and was
.l. Of condition from the long rides.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
"BlG BILL" CHAPPELLE
MARRIES MEMPHIS GIRL

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, April o.
Big Bill Chappelle the LOokouts
star right handler announced last
night his marriage in Memphis to
Miss Alice owens The bride re-
NAMED i'm Memphis The marriage
is the elimination Of "a romance Of
several years big" Bill was show
cred with congratulations by the fans
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
leach CROSS
BEATS RIVERS
IN 10 ROUNDS
By Damon Runyon.

1TEW YORK, April 9.-It has
N been the rule of ring law for
many years that when Leach
\ Cross meets a man the second time
+ b. wins, and that is just what he
I'D when he battIed Joe Rivers. the
/ Mexican, for ten rounds at the St
Nicholas Rink last night. The Next
can was there with his death dealing
vall0ps and all that, but teaches
owned a left jab that mixed things
ID considerably.
LeaChes kept after Rivers from the
second they started. In the first two
rounds the Mexican made us all thinI,
vasn he gets that right over il is
Cd over He got it over several
rmes but strange to say, teaches
vas right there after the first two
innings. He chased the Mexican as
never was chased. To see teaches
with that woe-begone expression on
h, mush paving away with a left
. H#E lAAEtu strange.
Six Rounds for Cross.
Rivers had the fifth and also the
al round which was the furious
Hs of "a beaten man. The other
ran be given to Cross. and that's
What wins fights. In the seventh
-e crowd demanded of Rivers to
now why he would not fight. and
.so passed few remarks that call
ar gun in the MeXiCan's country.
Leaches proved that he is the mas
Fer mechanic of all the lightWeights
Ground here. When he wanted Riy-
Fer, DO miss. Rivers missed: not all
aa time. but pretty nearly always.
Again when Rivers initiated "a wild
mII dashing across the ring he al
lowed the Mexican to do a hfgh and
lofty once the Mexican Catapulted
yer the ropes. and he looked as if
lr was going to do a real "Brodie."
When the East slider came out of
bis corner in the tenth Rivers slam
med over right that made his rival
do toe dance on his heels. But in
8 lash teaches stuck in his left. and
Men they hattled. How they mussed
matters Any blow that could he
"'N'N'u went. from corner 10 cor
Per- they roughed, Rugged, tore and
DID everything they could. 10 was
p case of each trying to get that right
lNsr
When the Gladiators left the ring
HoE We're not exactly handsome.
.eaoa-s' left glim was i'm mourning
md Rivers Will stick To cereals for
SOME days.
Gross Under Weight.
Cross entered the ring Weighing
half pound less than Rivers. for
la East slider tipped the beam AZ
3- I-2 at 9:45 o'clock, and Rivers
Rivers drew down about $4,000 for
rs bit and teaches around $4,000.
% f.I probability Cross Will be signed
% meet Freddy Welsh at this club
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