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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
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2lOlsu0iIgter.

giontato. 0linu, 81. SUM. -
Get regneoe bele 9iatten til 5reong.
iaa sSoroen bleb aloeIes geluem.
paao Reanen fom iom falot oo
0et bar bnret Gerueir en- 9Qaa.
neo. er6oen leo life unoer Eerfen;
men Re9nen aer oo9 aoot.
6aribanlt. g1inu, 81 Slmi. -
Gen fsrite Gegn { lem ll8er ioIot
her 91atten til 8reoag og / Soar
@rs6er bcapuotc ot lioe unoer
@srfen, iaa Geaneu er en- tor Gel.
iignelie, Ser iol0t omfrina cit Com.
me 9eau.
9afe Sin, 1Phm.. q sini -
5cle 9|otten til 7rcbaG reaneoe set
Der aonife 0o0t og oct aer @rooen
1 @oboiha Gounio operoroentli9
aoot Rprbeiien er omtrent rhine.
ret men aornet bar life taget ion.
ocrIia sfaoc.
ontcbinion @}inn. 2t. Suni.-
st itprft Gcan foIot ber 9orSoaa
% reooeoe @reoen. iom oor liqe
oeo At ooeIraaes nj Eerfen. Gu
2torm le6iage6e @e9nen; men oen
gioroe inacn Sfooe paa 9fplin1en
Cannon Soils. @1inu.. 81. s2uui,
On itprt 9ean fatte @anr 92ot
oib gatnren. let er of itor 9e.
t1onina for @rrsiet @loiicn o.
Smaaip6en % aortofterne
1orao. u Q. 2f. Smi - gae-
hdtotet al oen uomqrfcoc @eau
iom faloe ober hcle 9qro Oafota
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q iihite llae fnl6t Der oner bele
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Gcan :oeu iB0oeitre Gel Al staten
fif meit COM 9elae oeraf er 9(uls-
noiieterne meaet beore eno ior en-
5io iioen. pg alt tnoer NJ poo,
0or6 Gafota glnr bil iaa et arou.
aar. 8 Den inSIige Gel al Staten
ilaar @rg6en 10 Gage tioIiaere ems
i Den norolige Gel. Get oarme 9eir
oa oen ao6e 9lean oil mart bringc
aornet op til bet normale.
@aiien itaar meaet goot | ben
io6beItre Gel of Staten. BrGsaon.
gene er be6re emo oe bar bpret
flrre gtar, iaa 3nrmerne % aopg.
cierne er oct beolte Srn6r. Do
ino gtoiaIfnen iioor tint pna 0lar.
fen, og oct famine er 9itfpGoet meo
Smoofornet.
Oct bar meget faa steoer, iom
life fit 9lcgn ii6ite llae. Gen cen.
trale Del Of @oIi1 gouutp oe en-
Gel al 9embinn Gouiltn trpnaer
til mere Iegn; men Der er enonu
ingen Sarc.
Climber 2afe. g. o. 90. SUM -
Qaa oisie aonter er faIoet en- oei'
Tia giegn, % al @rsoe oiber 2efte
ON en- Itor slpIina Speoen begpn-
Der at iGtte Gfs. og @sciien er en-
SOB bei oa bar en- goo auIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

II 1913.
Raiemoro 6ranfrig 4aris
Z ,5uni, 5tatiitiffen for 1872
oiier, at Der iSrantrig bette glar
bleo loot 750.650 Born moo 742..
III Aaret 1911. 3r. Sacque
9ertillon tiger. at oet er mere til
/ inneIa0enOa eno uirfeIigt, at Der
bar minore 9feceielonoro / 9unoet
| 1912 emo fer, o9 ban frerniptter
Den &aaitano. at oe to 9lar, 1877
oa 1912, bar en- burre 9Feforo enc
5iIfnl0et bar beret mango glar.
yioet De flart oq tnoeliat piier, at
Snoet, iom 6riner Fronfria IL
liuin, er Der er0nu. 1ette er oen
nirfeIia @runo til. at 9anoet mao
habe en- 9rrtne. iom Ger SieneItc +
tre 9tor. snart moo oet bIipe f.
re 2lar ng iaa fem - eIler llnoer=
gong"
Z 1912 5ar Ger 3ti929 noe
9eateffabcr, 750.e5O 3o6sler oa
692740 0eosfaI6.
2Imerifanerinocu @}rs. Gatf Gen
oalat 9noapeit 20. SUM Q}rs.
Garrie Chapman 6att ira 9}em
9orf bleb @oar 9enualgt tiegra
iioent for 0en internationaIe apin
6eiicnmerct@9 9rQiance oe0 9lffla
mation altiaa uoen 2liItcnning
Gm @fterfni0oaaqn oiifutereOes
ior ful0t 0ns sen buioe SIaoebau
0et Ger blea enItenlni9 ueotaact
en- ]ieiolution 6oori aonncutioncn
6leo paala9t ct aunlo0e oQc 9le0e
ringer om at faa I Stan0 en- in.
ternational lnocrioaelie oi Sen eri
itereu0e 2ait oa ocns 9(ariager
@}r5. gatt iH06ra8te 3eioIttionen
oa iogoe. at lorilaa5itilerne life
onifeoe commissioner, iom afattcoe
oet Dele oog. men 8olllllllsholler
l1'''e leO 'ai1"'''s'''e s5el"gs1' Oa
~" 'Oa O'' a'''it'ai M" '''oV'
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aollafe9lan a'9er So9' noof
oea liat 9oloe llF V'eoe 1910. +
1ailerallfl9eo )ar lerof Nulallref +
.7 inoifqaaea2e ''lioo9oelle I'll al
'oi''llle III 8al'allla-t'o'llu'l'ael
1oiira oeH blIgariife 9Gr
9alonItt Z Sum aoieroel no
oreoaf li3 Paa Ell lofurolI9elloe
@1aaoe oiallot oa oaI9aflI' @rop
ye'. lo'll os' lllos' i AVaa Io'i'e'''Hs
SIeoet / "'aleoQuleh e1 0e i1''l. /
i"fe Nolpiia'et lia9'r @l'liofeoet +
a'@oleraPallehler, oa llie laaSVos.
iaio er h'oifllllet Aaloo olaaof
oea 'l0lle "elolfrllll9 ! SillrIiierae
0etaer @oieraea'
e miboneoonite ,Snopaanere 4
be Sdno5bper. ION boloe5 beiat al
Sreberne V'ateooniehs llltter Jig 1
tort Vntal lrlollli9 I'll ben ierbtlte
Hrlne- Selearanlmer ira Btritd
opl0ler, at Or bulgarlte Soloater
oen reallare Arme, iom fom ira
= '',''''' ou''1''''> 's''' 7'" ~
O'''p. oo''.'
! l"'V'lllt"R' Se'elI 8u'"'
0lp'He g2'ene ote'e V'esle Il oel
uui9arlle "e9etl''9 aoael 'Ilo poa
~etple''2 oH ppVleillu''p9 oprllua
o''' u oe lre Su''oe llul ul''lVl'l're
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lhotll''il ! ~'uleop''lei' liui pet u''.
DTtIQpS NOQrIlIlQUpT, OCT QPlIQQr QI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

Gu -I4etttat llBee peit Utt oei
til naita 9Iar bliue uolenot en- Spo.
pol5erpeoition.
soeria bar forngIig faaet i'm fsr.
ie toinOeIige 2fooofat. 6rf. @
Sjprn5oIm i Stoct5olm
seoeilag Berlin 4. SUM goa
lroppesueliesplaoieu 9trDs git-
preusieu er Gag 5 5nfonteriiter
oeoe al 6eoeilag
9aoilun.i5uno. @arlin, 8. 2,u.
nt I'll oaofalan5 err teIegra.
feres ira st. @eters6org. at man /
Observation-Disclosures I Gurfeitan bor
giort itore 3un6 al Gaoiin.
Get itorc MuOies 9i6liot6ef !
9onoon er 6Iepen hiemieqt of Ell
9rano. 6ooruco 10000 @inb bIro
soeIaatc, oeribIanot mango fiaIone
% ueriiottelige Grenlplarer.
Gu Gpion bar dnrettet itore Zoe.
lGaaelier 02ofao (aina). 0per
100 0enneifer 6rufucoe. Sfip-
perne ieate at befBrrae ltpeirct beo
ot GaSe Bomber % Retaroer efs.
plo0ere.
lt6cn 8reo. inaeu 0euae Ba
ris. 70. Sfui. Ten frauife lloen.
riasminiItcr Ioo i @oar 6e le6enoc
frauIfe 9onfnqno forItno, at 9le.
aerinaen oiloe ftrrft mi96iaige et.
6oert 2aan iom moatte tiIitoaes
Serbien eder 9nIaorien. fsr Gre.
Sen er obiolnt iifret
Trabt pe0 SInhnina. 9aris, 6
,,nii 1Inoereu Bernard. Der paa
FIN go0rffer me6f6rte en- fpinoe.
fig Qosioaer. SRI 9fmiccl 90 biI
oe lanoe beo 9uc I Pprheoen af
gcriaiGes. itDrteoe til eyoroen meo
MaIfinpn. @oa6e @crnaro oa6rf
9lmicef 6r9btes.
J}o @cr6eusreforo @ien. Il.
9Sini. Gen frouife gfoiatifer Go
mouo GerrcDon. iom boI6er Der.
oensreforocn for Soioeilobnina
6oaoe oIeue oa me6 en- 9asiaaer
breo SenoaQs geroensrefor6en
Tor to Gasioaerer 9nn naneoe
en- Seioe al 1890 1oo. 9icfor
ben for en- g9nsiaser er t6,36s
300
SluDculpffe. Berlin 10. SUM
on 1luDeuIpffe inotrai i Gag oper
,So6aunestbal gleroorome. 5lDbe.
reu araitet gif til @eirs meo Ell
9asiaaer for at ilpne onlfring ct
Bar 9imer. Ger oor praftiif taIt
inaen @iuo. og @aifineu gioroe
400 6art. on ben pluOielia aif
rlinot og foIot neo fra en- SeiOe al
100 500. 9egge @pno or9btes
paa Steoet
Gpinoeitenlmeretten @uoapeit,
10. Wiai. Zen internationole 9ll.
lance for fpinbelia Stemmeret peo.
toa @aar en- gfeiolution, buori ben
erflprer iig for, at aoinoerne ifal
boloe iie poIitiif neutraIe meollno-
taaeIie al, at oe ifol froftie mooor.
beioe Dem, iom letter ii9 imoo
foinoelig Stemmeret. Sieoen be.
iIutteoe at tilpeiebrin9e $t2,500
GARLIC til frenme Of tpinoeIia
Stenmeret.
Stemneretsfoinoer fpn9iles.
2onoon, 10. Suni. 20 frieerife
Sfcnmeretsfpinoer. WRrs. Morion-
ne Clarendon Snoe oe Waiis 9iin
ting, Wieblelnner of Momen's5ree.
bonn 2enaue, blen @onr oent III
IA GogeS SpngieI for at babe bin
bret Holitiet, bo oct ifiiloe boloe
Sroen neo ct Stemmeretsmeoe, iom
boIotes 9irsbog | 9,Grbeoen al
Vremierminiiter gfsquitbs Siem
De fefs Stemmeretsfpinber, Tom
osnltes til Ianeere SaneieIsitraffc
for SnmmeniprraeIie moo ben OF.
fentIiae Oroen, npgteoe at toeeSe.
oe til iin bn DC fom til GpnasIet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

0mtomae / Niagara 3aI0et. )
5onoa95, GA IL 2reuae oeu enc
9, Den an6en 10 9lor oaanel. le-
aeoe ell 6fa06aa0 omfrmq en-
aalp 0lil opea for ste Gapios"
6rait 9le5et 75m 6olot @aaocn oa
Be 5tofier 0ren men 5trenmeJ
3uuoreoer al @}cnneifcr Iao. ct
oe biloe imrte 9(f9rmoeu noc
af Ston0 til at aere oet minoitc
ior oeres Re0ning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

0rrbt al Sosct st peiteaoenoe
Eoa pon 9lortbern Gocific 9oneu
terte 9proag glften npr Souborn
g. o, pna en- 9ugeD meo oen
6eloe, at Miis 8lorence 9ioecfer.
81 9lor gnn1mel, og benocs TO 9iie.
GER. 5ern glnoerion @imbleton, &c.
O., ipp glor gammeI, oa sfoie
2uesien, @nIlrp Gitn q. O., bIep
orobt. @fiiS 9}occfcr bococ poo en-
Gnrni gfrrbeoen af Sanboru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

Grabt nco Sanlneniteo. t39Re-
naifer bIep oeu t9 oS orp6t I
}}or6eoen of @oueio. @oIii. peo
ct SannenIteo melIefu TO eIeftriife
1og. iom forte meo fnlo 5ort /
mooiat 9ietnina. Gu @dsioritaael.
ie al 0r0rer onaioes iom @rao
til lllpffcn Gre af treoibe tilifooe.
fomnes qpoitcIier bar oloorliae.
2cf toa flere elmer. fer oct iio.
ite 2i1 bIep oroaet frcm ia @oan-
rniuerae
soa oo0t ion ale ore6te oa
ioareoe 6erte bienme Geaeio og
0mean
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

5noOonorina .oa llopouorina.
Get er MI paa 6ai 9io9 ioaoc
5peafer GIorf forleoca, aat man
6enIeocr 0pmorciom6eoen paa sc
Tab iont Il. z. (ioer Deo ocH llo.
oonorina icn qaar ior fig. 0c
Tmerifon-re lem forlo0er os, ia
acnoifo6 III aorc r,aitimtioucr,
oort 9cpcpi5 a uore Trertio5for.
baabniracr. meocus Sc fleitc a
9sSSuoponorerne intet aenoifob bar
til oisic Gina" 9ntioa = life
alene SSnopanoringcn bif man bope
6eoronIet men lIooon0rinoen moo
man oaiaa ie at Irage @oan6 poo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

6orbuo5lop. Senator @orfS
frenlIagoe Qeroa9s / 6orbimosie.
notet ct 8orilaa til @rlnoIoosan-
bring. 6oriloget iororer por@rlino-
Ion Gnoret laoIeoeS, at oen forbp-
scr oSalg, GiInirtning % 2noi6r-
icl al oiitiIlcre6e 9riffepdrer, Ger
inoehoIber gGlfo6oI, uOeu ior me
faniif, me0icinif oa oioenIfabelia
9rlia." ON 6oriIaoet blioer 9op,
ifaI oeune ferit trnbe / arait ON
ire 9Gnr, iaa ocofommcnoe Ernfif
fnu foo 8ib til Of orone fine 9If-
frrer Senatoren mener. og meo
9iette, at en- @runolobspnorina,
iom hon ioreilaor, er oct eneite
pirfningsiuloe W}iooel imoo Oriffe.
trniiffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

%uoifrpnfniua 9ortoirioeoen
SeHotor aen1ou bar icreilaaet ct
frataae 9ongresmeolenmerne 9tet.
ten tit at ien0e 8oitiager portoirit.
1cnue 9iet tar fi6hf foitet feae.
rinqen 0fiIlioner 9oIlors bpert
2Gar
8 Steoet for oen M brngeli1e
1rouco ifloe 9eaerin9enS 2lfRo.
lennuer cfter oet me 6orifo9 foa
nalcberet officielle 8riHarfer. bpis
8ula sc ifol pnre mot til at al.
laaae 3eqnifo6 for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Antertkn -31ut.

So9aiiporiu0 Sra 9tocbeiter. g.
o.. meloes un0er %. 0s. ON en-
Gfsuriions Iogs 9tfiporin9 mems
oct for ca. 40 @}il 3uuen. Ere
al De lem @asiaaerDo9ne forIoo
1poret o9 ruIleoe neo 40 enSfraa-
nind Cmfrin8 80 0lenneifer fom
mere eaar minore aloorIiat til
sfooe
8 orufnet. sra 9}cm @}a0riO
0lo,> meloes unoer %. os., at 9
no af IA Sn9euiorer % anore SIC
gcriu9siuttiouarer outfneoe ianl-
nc Sag, ioet oerc9 @oao, 5orene.
oe stooters 0pmoafma56aoo SEQ
Der iorliite unoer en- Storm. De
oori9e 5 6leo reooet. @an mener,
DC 9 bleo oroget meo @oaoen npo
oa 6le0 iaoIeoes iorbinoret at REQ.
DC iia REQ at iodnme qano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

Gn 9}otionalliga. Gn Rational
4oters 2eaaue4 eiter ianune @lgn.
ter iom g9}tuicipal Goters 2eo.
aue~ i Stateu SGinois. cr fornD-
li5 6lepct oonat / @oi6inaton.
9lanot 5tiHcme fam nroues 9a.
0ermauo G5arles e 0erriam og
Mrs Nrances Sanire Gotter Of
66icdao. Gen nDc 9i9a5 6ormaal
er at holoe Zie meo senotorer oq
aonaresman6 oa unoerrettc REQ
fonunenoc @rlaere ON hporleoe8
De itiIler iia i'll De forifcaiae
Spor3smaal Iom fomner op
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
22. 4arQ.

Sum og 9ernene iom bar paa 8e-
iog bos 5enoe, 6aboe oGret 8pen
% 6an0fet og bar paa 8eien 6ienn
30 llIpffen 6anote. 9ornencs 2ig
oar frpateli9 tilreote
2rabt Al slonae6io 42rs. Qo-
bio @rant 9eacb. % ., piloe
Souoag 0}oraen paffe to al line
@ern ION par 6enboIo5bi5 fem %
inp 2Iar aamle; men Bun flmOe fife
faa 0em oaalue 6un op6ageoe ga,
ot De par oeoe, % meIlen DC TO
in1aa 2i9 loa en- aIapperilanae og
iou SeuafIGoerne lao 2erona noe
pan 9}arfeu for at uoluftes. %
SIanaen bar utpiplionlt 6leoen
bra9t in0 me0 8pppet. Ga 9er.
meme boo0e Iaat fig ON 9Gftenen
fIaaeoe De 6egqe oper, at Der bar
noget iom ufneb" Dem, men De
folot iirof5 til 9}o. SIangei baDoe
tilfoiet Dem Ge0s6i0oet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

6 Stemmeretsfoinoer oemt. Con.
oon, IS. Suni 6 of oe melt iren.
Itaoenoe 2eoere inoen for etenlmet
retsfoinoernes Sr9oniintion inmt
cen al oeres monoligc Sorbuuos
iGller blcp goar iim6et ifploig /
at babe inmmeniporet iig ON at epe
8olo poa Gienoom. Sa1ens BE.
bonolina toa ipb Gage. Ge bonn.
frlote apinoer boIot 8iIiospoIter
I o@omnn's Sociol ono Noliticol
llnion" Wonoen iom boboe eoo.
ct Dem til Soanoe, bar aeriifer al
lSoa oa hanSe iom iadoon biit iiq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
1nr0ett ruft0t.

sra Eiterria. iiges Der, oil Der
til naita 9lar bIipe uolenot en- Spo-
pol5erpeoition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
soeria bar fornoIi9 faaet i'm fsr.
te toinoeIige 2lobofat 8rf. @
Stocf6oln

Seoeilaa Berlin, 4. SUM- ,eaa
Iroppeeueliesplaoieu 9trDs / git-
preusin Ct / Gag 5 5uianteriiter
ogoe al 6eoeilag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

9}o @cr6eusreforo. gien. Il.
Slni. Gen franife gfoiotifer 60.
mono gerreDon Tom boIoer Der.
oeusreforocn for SoioeiIoonin9.
6oa6e oIcne oa meO en- 9asia1er,
breo Senoaqs geroensrefor6en
Tor TO Gasioaerer. Snn naneoe
en- Seioe al 1890 500. 9lefor
Den Tor en- @nsiager er l6,36s
Zoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

9iaoirm.6uno. @arliit 8. ,yu-
nj. I'll qaofaIan5 err teIearo.
ieres ira St. @eters6org, at man I
5era6aBa. 0iitriftet 1urfeitan bor
aiort itore Sumo nf gla6iln.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Bad Year for Georgia Players
Cobb--Rucker Both Out of Whack

n. Y, July This
X seems to be hard year on cele-
brated Georgia ball players. Ty
Cobb is in bad shape. And now Nap
Rucker also has gone bad.
Nap" may not pitch in his old form
for some time to come. He win not
pitch at all for the present if he
takes the advice of his physician.
The big Georgian has bad arm, so
bad in fact that for over two weeks
his curve ball has been a myth.
The trouble with the arm is the
indirect result of an accident he met
with in the teams long stay at home
early in the season. In a game against
the St. Louis Cardinals Nap" had
the thumb of his pitching hand
knocked out of gear.
Instead of waiting until the injured
member had entirely healed NAP
got back into the game because he
argued that he could pitch without
using his thumb. He changed hi,
style Of delivery because of the dam
aged thumb, and 1t is believed, il
doing so, he put too much of a straiT
| on certain muscles in his shoulder
Nap" says for two weeks he has no
been able to pitch a curve ball. whicr
accounts for the peculiar exhibitions
that he has been giving Of late.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
By H. NJ. Walker.

r OS ANGELES, CAL, July Its
Leach Cross, the pride of the
walk in Los Angeles. Whatever
admiration was bestowed upon Next
can Joe Rivers now goes for Cross
double. Fight bugs are fairly mar
Yelling at the showing of the New
Yorker, and from the talk at sport
ing headquarters it seems to be the
consensus of opinion that the New
Yorker would defeat Richie for the
championship.
Leach with Brother Sam and
Trainer Harry Lee, were about town
Sunday accepting congratulations on
all sides. but more eager to know the
next probable date for his services
than anything else.
The New Yorker is decorated with
a handsome black eye. the left optic
being badly swollen and discolored
clear over the cheekbone, but Leach
is parading this proudly in honor
of the occasion and said If he had
been a loser he would bend his head
and take up an alleyway.
Il want Richie in a match for the
championship of the world" said
Cross, "and ! want to know within
few days whether the champion is
going to give me this chance. II
would be a great fight and like my
chances with him, for our styles are
very similar. He's cleverer than l am
and l think he's the classiest cham
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
REDS PURCHASE ROBINSON
FROM SAVANNAH CLUE

SAVANNAH, GA, July 6.-An-
nouncement has been made of the
contamination of negotiations which
have been pending between the Gin
cinnati Baseball Club and the owners
of the local association of the South
Atlantic League for the sale of pitcher
Dick Robertson. The purchase price
is said to be $4,000.
Robertson VIII be delivered TO the
Cincinnati club at the end of the
South Atlantic season. President
Armstrong has stated that the pres
ont Indian combination will be kept
intact throughout the year. When
announcement was made of the sale
Of Robertson it was stated that the
Young spitbaIl artist will remain in
Savannah for the balance Of the
season
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Cross After Match With Richie
Leach Wants Plenty of Action

pion we have had since Joe Cans, but
this is the wing that spells kick,
and the dentist boxer closed his right
fist and smiled confidently.
will you take on Rivers if the
match is postponed and there is moth
ing doing for the present with
take on Rivers the last OF July, re-
gardless Of whether / meet the cham
pion, and then l will fight again the
next month and take Richie Labor
Day. That's me, for I'm in better
form the oftener l work"
Just what the immediate plans of
the Eastern boxer will be is not quite
known. Unless something positive
is placed for Cross early this week
the New Yorker will start back East
probably taking a date with Harry
Trendall at st. Louis. and then on to
New York where re is offered a
match with Young Shugrue.
Bud Anderson came into town with
Manager Dick Donald yesterday and
although somewhat disappointed and
forlorn, he expressed a manly version
of the outcome and gave the victor
all just dues saying that he only
hoped there would soon be a time
when he can command another &C
counting with Mr.. Cross. Buds lips
were considerably swollen and his
right eye discolored Anderson and
Manager Donald are not certain OF
future plans, but will remain over
until tomorrow, then returning 10
Medford
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
OLD FIGHTING
SPIRIT WINS,
SAYS TEBEAU
BY Patsy Tebeau.
Manager of Famous Cleveland
"Spiders."O

CHOW me a ball club out there
fighting every inch of the way
and I'll show you a team that Is
after the pennant,
This having players going through
the parlor business of shaking hands
every time they meet is foolish. 1t
gives the fans the wrong impress
sion.
You've got to get that old fighting
spirit to win. Keep 'em hustling.
We never thought of greeting our
opponents. Our idea was to get out
| there and lick EN-, and lick EN- good
and quick. / can see some guy slid
| ing back to first with me playing the
| bag and getting his head bumped
with the ball.
: Think I'd apologize? Not Patsy
Tebeau. Get your nut out of the
way and you won't get hurt" would
! be more like it.
| haven't seen many games this
year, but those I have seen were a
lot different from the ones we played
The tactics were different.
About a year ago l saw fellow
steal second. He same up all dust
and what do you think happened
w ny lIle HeGOUu DdsGlildll lNlptu iliAil
dust his uniform.
And that team finished last in the
race. That isn't my brand of base
ball.
From what I've heard the teams
that are winning are playing the same
system the old Spiders used. That's
why they're winning. That's the real
stuff! Rush the other guys off their
feet Make 'em think you're tough.
Scare EN- to death and you got them
licked.
We used to sit on the bench and file
our spikes. They had to be sharp to
give when they cut into the ground
and at the same time the other team
knew we wouldn't give an inch in
a pinch.
One day I was sharpening my
spikes when l heard a guy on the
other team say, when Tebeau slides
into me you bet I'm going to get out
of the way" l had him bluffed, you
see?
They're trying to tone down base
ball and they are killing the inter
est. You don't have to poke any
one in the Jaw, step on or kick a
player to win, but you don't have TO
wear kid gloves, either.
Pretty soon some of these league
presidents will be filming man for
sliding and soiling his uniform.
There's a difference between row.
dyism and aggres siveness. The
aggressive player will be on top when
the parlOr boy is at the bottom. off
the field oh, we'll that's different
on the field. fight EN- to the last
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Carl Thompson May
Be Signed by Smith

Carl Thompson, former University
of Georgia star, may be signed by
Manager Billy Smith to take the place
of one of his wavering hurlers-
probably Paul Musser. 1t will depend
on what terms can be agreed upon.
Thompson has had a bad season
with Birmingham and was finally
turned back by Wordsworth on the
New York Americans. They wanted
to send him to the New England
League, but he preferred to pitch in
the South. If Smith can make a deal
with him he will probably give him a
trial The local manager believes that
hard luck and weak batting support
beat Thompson in most Of his games
with the Barons and that with the
local team he will be a winner
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
RINGSIDE NOTES

Who will get the next chance at VIII
lie Ritchie's title? This is a question
that is worrying boxing fans these days.
Freddie Welsh, Leach Cross, Tommy
Murphy and Jack Britton are all clam
oring for the prize match.
At the present time it looks very much
as II Cross will beat his rivals to the
big bout. Cross recent victory over
Anderson has made him big card on
power should give him a great chance
to cop the championship from Richie.
Friends Of Charlie White should not
take his defeat at the hands Of Jack
Britton to heart. When 1t is taken into
100 pounds against 1875 for Britton the
showing made by Charlie was nothing
to be ashamed Of Although Britton is
credited with a knockout he failed to
drop White once during the entire mill
The bout was stopped by the sheriff.
Poor Joe Thomas is certainly hitting
the tobOggan. frankie Whitney pushed
the New Orleans boy still further down
the ladder by handing Joe Golden, s
protege neat lacing in ten rounds
last Friday
The Richie Rivers championship bat
tie at San Francisco drew a $4,000
house Richie was guaranteed SIT, 900
win, lose or draw. Rivers drew down
about $4,000 for his end.
When Johnny Kilbane was recently
asked in Cleveland why he didn't knock
out more Of his opponents he said: 81
have always said that | am boxer and
not a fighter. l am not in the ring to
kill the other fellow, but to simply out
box him. ! won the featherweight
championship Of the world by using this
method and will not change my style
now"