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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
SUB BEGS FOR CHANCE
TO BOX; LATER CRIES
TO BE COUNTED OUT

NEW YORK, March 1s.-"Kid Ghetto"
Was 10 have met Tommy Houck in ten
round bout before the olympic Athletic
club last night, but for some reason or
other the kid" did not show up
I'm some fighter. / am" spoke up
Young Fulton. "Lemme 20 lu agin this
Houck guv, will youse? I'll show youse
fellows a trick you amt seen before"
go 10 IT," they told Fulton
Houck spent the first round feeling
out Fulton and Fulton spent II doing a
marathon around the ring In an effort
10 keep clear OF Houck
When the second round opened Houck
started after Fulton. He drove a glove
against Fulton's ribs. Fulton immeditte-
" dove for a convenient corner and
Topped on his back
Count me out, Count me out" he
implored. He might hit me again"
The referee. after recovering from his
smazement. declared Houck the winner
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18

The inter-class basket bail tournament
viii start at Emory college next week.
Emory college is not entered in the South
ern intercollegiate Athletic association,
the class games being the chief aJtrac-
ton there The different classes turn out
some mighty fast teams and there is great
rivalry for the inter-class championship.
This season will be the last one in the
amateur ranks for Pitcher Perryman, Of
the senior class team at Emory. Perry
man graduates in June and viii imme-
diately report 10 the New York Giants.
He has made a great record at college,
A number Of practice games between
teams in the Prep league are billed for
this week Most Of the teams are al
ready in good condition and ready 10
open the season. The squads have been
cut and the mines are practically picked.
It is a bit early 20 prophecy which team
will be the winner OF this years Prep
league flag The two high schools and
Marist will undou btedly be the runners-up
in this contest. On account Of their late
start. caused by the Washington trip, the
Georgia Military academy team will have
hard time OF II in the coming race.
This year will be a banner one for anna
teur teams in this city. As many as
eight leagues have already been formed.
These leagues consist Of grammar schools
the trolley league and several Sunday
school organizations.
Dan Carey. superintendent Of the city
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
PREP LEAGUE NOTES

parks. is working diligently TO provis.
baseball diamonds for the youthful han
players
In fast game Of baseball, Ma-ist r,r-
Iege beat a nine from the Atlanta c,I.
Iege OF Physicians and Surgeons yes-s--
day. to 0. Marist made all Of lis nm,
in the seventh inning
Marist missed their regular cs+,b.-
MahOn, who Is sick A new man r.,,,,s
Massa, filled the position behind the ~
and was a bit erratic Callahan pifcI. {
an alright game for Marist, silnr4r
but one single. He is certain to cas-
the Prep league teams lot Of rrarb1s
this year. He struck out eleven batrerS
The other stars on the Marist team, vr,-,
Allen, Cheeves and Lowry. Allen got tvS
nice hits and accepted all fielding ehsncs,
without an error.
Cheeves' two-bagger in the seve,tL ~
ming brought in the first score for Mars,
Roberts followed with a two Dagger So
ing Cheeves and moment later Wrie.
ley counted another on an error.
The Physicians and Surgeons team bs,
not been playing together long, but tFsT
pitched a fine game for seven iDriTee
tanning nine men. He had a SLOW bsT
which fooled the Marist boys cornpIatsir
He went out in the seventh and Athar.
ton took his place. Three of the men q,
the team were veterans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
|THCOMES To
RELIEF Of 18TH
WITH A BATTERY

a TER yesterdays horTendous
n slaughter II Uncle Sans en-
tirely harmless soldiers by
band Of near Mexican Insurgents
disguised as Crackers, there was
talk Of calling on the Soldier
Cracker games set for Wednesday
and THURSDAY IN order to stop the
oloodshed.
After pondering the matter for
while Bill Smith decided that
considering the willingness Of the
Soldiers TO kick in with their ser
vices for the benefit, fl would hard
~ be ordinary courtesy 10 deny
them the games already scheduled.
But 10 even things up he Will prob
ably slip them achievements in
the way or a battery or two. The
Infantry will. az it were. be re-
enforced with a couple Of batter
les Of artillery Thus strengthened
the men from Fort Mcpherson
ought 10 escape with some of their
lives
Yesterdays engagement. wageo
for nearly two hours across the
sun kissed and water-soaked field
Of Ponce DeLeon, was, like a boob.
an awful thing"
The justly celebrated outrage Of
taking candy away from children
was as an act Of charity compared
with what the Crackers dished out
10 the gallant but not otherwise
distinguished soldiery.
Nineteen hits for thirteen million
bases Cor therea bouts) were piled
up on High Privates Moore and
Zickerfoose by the heartless At
lantans; while Bausewein and
Hartner were misery to the limit
with bingles, and It was not until
Herring the celebrated Arkansas
Fish. got on the slab and began
lobbing the ball over that the sol
diers managed to connect at ali
Then they made three
W nat Alho iiAldHJ Jllleu idChtu III
hits they more than made up with
errors. tallying ten before the SEES
sion ended. The Crackers played
errorleEs ball.
About the only interest In the
game conferred around the work Of
the three pitchers. Bausewein
showed a lot of stuff and made
hit. Hartner got by all right when
IT came Herring's turn the Arkan-
sas boy had TOO much sense to put
anything on the ball and just lob
bed en- over.
The game was huge financial
success and considerably over
$1,000 was netted for the family
OF Finemen Gillespie.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
MICHIGAN COACH FORCED
TO CUT BASEBALL SQUAD

ANN ARBOR, MICH Afarch is.-In
preparation for the Southern trip Of
the baseball team which viii all too
soOn be started, Coach Branch Rick ~
used the pruning knife on his squad Of
candidates for the most sensa tional OPP
era ton IN years.
Saturday a squad Of about 100 greet
ed the coach. Today, as a result Of the
cut, but Is aspirants for baseball hon
ors cavorted before his eyes. This does
not take into consideration the battery
candidates. who were not disturbed.
The drastic step was necessary be-
cause of the limited accommodations
in the big cage ana II is by no means
final. as all Of the men who were
dropped from the list now Will be ex-
pected to report as soon az the squad
gets outdoors.
As matters stand now. Hickey has
five Outfielders. seven second basemen,
one shortstop three first basemen and
no third base candidate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18


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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
MILITARY ACADEMY GIVES
OUT BASEBALL SCHEDULE

GAINESVILLE. GA March IS
Captain Evans, faculty manager of
Riverside Military academy ba seball
team, announces the following SEIZED
ule for the spring:
March IL Ninth District Agriculture
al IN Gainesville.
April Boys High school Of Allan
Ia in Gainesville.
April and Sc. NJ. {. in Gaines
vile.
April 16 ana 17-Gordon in Barnes
vile.
April q and 22-Dahionega in
Gainesville
April 26-Wake Forest I'm Ga Inesville
April 2S-Stone Mountain In Gaines
vile
MAY and 2--Gordon iu GaiucsyilIe
May lO-Stone Mountain ju Stone
Mountain
May ls and 2o--G NJ. G.. in Mfuedee-
vile
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
GULL BATTERY MEN LOOK
GOOD IN GAME WITH REDS

MOBILE. ALA, March Is Hirsh.
of Dayton. Ohio. and Townsend. a 10
cal. worked I'm the box Monday against
The Reds. with sullivan, a new arrival
and Brown as baCkstops The quartet
made q goo6 showing in the game de-
spite the feet that the GuUS were
blanked Tinker used three fingers
Benton. Suggs and Fromme Clark aud
Severuid did the hackstopping. The
weather was raw. but the locals showed
up well. and i'm spite Of the score a
TO i'm CiuCinnati's favor. made sat
isfaCtorN showing.
Robinson. q finger from lndiauapo-
lis. came in today. Charley Schmidt.
formerly with Providence also arrived
and both look 10 be in good form The
local bunch are In fine trim and viii be
ready for work when the season opens
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
BOSTON'S CAPTAIN
THINKS STALLINGS
HAS LIKELY BUNCH

ATHENS. GA. March 1S.-Captan
Sweeney, of the Boston Nationals WHO
are training here, gave out his first
statement today as to the prospects ot
the Pilgrims under the new manage
ment of George Stallings The star
second baseman is well pleased at the
way the candidates are showing and
thinks that he will captain something
better than a tail-end club this year.
1T will take more than one year 70
get the team going in the right dirae.
ton, but I believe that unless one or
two teams in the National league are
stronger than last year somebody 9th.
er than Boston will occupy the cellar
position"
That is what Captain Sweeney had
to say
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
TYRUS COBB AND HIS
TEAM TO PLAY HERE
ON MARCH 81, %, %

Ty Cobb has written to the Atlanta
baseball association, formally closing for
games with the Atlanta club March o.
Is and %
In his letter the famous Royston man
SAYS: Please announce that | am play
ing these games for the purpose of get
ting in condition to play with the Detroit
club
Of two things:
l. That Cobb will surely report 10 the
Detroit club
2. That Cobb wants TO square himself
with the national commission in case he
IS suspended by the Detroit club for re-
fusing to report
Or may be both.
If Cobb is suspended for not reporting
II VIII go hard with him in case II is
shown that he is running an outlaw club.
If, however, it can be demonstrated that
he was merely getting in condition" 1t
may save him money
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
PREP LEAGUERS
WORK FOR A BIC
MEET ON MAY 8

TT HE schools % the Atlanta prep
league are showing more in
teIest tn track work this year
man ever before and 10 is pleasing
10 note this fact. Every school in
this league IS planning 10 have
teams entered in the annual At
anita preparatory athletic meet,
which will be held at Tech fats
May q
AT this Stage Of the game the
Boys High appears 10 be away
ahead OF the other schools. The
candidates for places on the squad
have been working fer two weeks
and Boys High ought to win hand
Fly from Tech High when the two
schools meet on April Is
Marist college will also have =
good track team this year. They
have been devoting most OF the
time out there so far entirely TO
baseball, but Coach Bean says as
soon as the weather turns warmer
he will have the men working
steadily 10 round into shape for the
big event in May.
Marist hes always had good track
teams and il is safe 10 say that
Coach Bean VIII keep alive the ira
ditions Of the school. MHrist sth-
letes have broken more Atlanta
prep league records than any other
school IN the city. and It looks as
though Charley Allen. the baseball
and track star. ought 20 crack a
few more this wear. Allen Will en-
ter in the 100 and 200 yard dashes.
and the runner who beats him viii
have to travel an awful fast pace.
@. NJ. A Will also have a pretty
fair team this SEASON. There IL
plenty Of material at the school and
IL only remains Dor the coach to de-
velop g.
Grimm should win over All the
prep teams IN the weight events.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-18
~susEo OFF FOR GIANT CAMP.

Los ANGELES. NarCh 1N-"Rubt"
Vanguard. accompanied by his bride.
left here today ta loiu the New York
Giants al their training camp u Mar
lin TeIas He Expects ~ reach there
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