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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
Billy Smith Is Looking Around
Manager Going East Again Soon

ten him that if the Pirates couldn't
use him next season he had about
decided to quit baseball and go into
civil engineering" said Bill AS to
whether or not Drcyfuss would use
him, Barney told me he liked his
work fine, especially in the last game
he worked for Pitlsburg, which he
lost by a close score. But Barney
didn't say for sure if he would carry
him through the season.
w HILE in Columbus recently Bill
" had a talk with George Tebeau,
owner of the Kansas City club Of the
American Association.
"Teheau told me he was thinking
of trading Jap Barbeu,' said Bill
and ! told him I'd like to get the
Jap. He's a corking third basenau
and a good lead-off man, and would
make US d great little player. But
Tebeau has a deal on with Toledo,
l think. and I don't believe there's
much chance to get Barbeu out of
the A. A"
The alleged Jap is a French Ca
madam, and one of the smallest men
in baseball, though very stockily
built He is about five feet three
inches tall, is 3 veteran of Pittsburg
the year the Pirates won the pennant
though he was traded before the
end of the season for Bobby Byrne--
bats right handed and hits home runs
over the right field fence and prob
ably IS the equal of any third sacher
living at running in and fielding a
bunt with one hand He would he d
big help 10 the Crackers.
Oh, yes-BllI Is looking around
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
Big Football Game Here Dec. {
Crack Men on A11-Star Team
By Tad

an opportunity to see the great Nc.
Whorter in action on the same team
with Cook, Newell, Hardage and Nor.
rison, and will form basis for a
most interesting comparison.
The Seventeenth Infantry team
coached by Lieutenant Devore, ne
great West Point tackle, is reachIng
its best form for their big game witt
the Eleventh Cavalry team from
Chattanooga to be held at Fort Me-.
Pherson Saturday afternoon. Allan.
ia fans will be admitted free, as It is
impossible to charge admission 10 a
government reservation, and can get
an idea of the strength of the so!d.
team then.
In addition the mighty Devore will
get into the game himself at tackle
the position he was picked to fill oil
the all-American teams Of 1911 ami
1912. With Devore on the team the
soldiers offense, as well as defenst
will be greatly strengthened and bis
experience and weight will help then
out wonderfully.
Coach Hardage, of the al-stan
has mailed a set of signals and lis,
of plays to all the members OF Ills
team. IheSe Will De CdFeluilN HEN
orized before the men get here I'll
practice. The men are to report ii
Atlanta by Wednesday, December g
and will spend the next three days b
running signals and smoothing Of
their plays.
Altogether the game promises to b.
great success and is something
never attempted in the South before
Atlanta football fans are in for a gTeai
treat.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
Harvard Won First
Place in Football
Without Touchdown

BOSTON, Nov. est is regardsi
as an index to the new order Of Things
in football that Harvard, winner o.
first place in the rating Of Easter
teams this fall, has won this hon'I
without scoring a single touchdown
either of it's two most tmportaR
games. Harvard defeated Yale AMI
Princeton by field goals entirely not
wlthstanding that Harvard was
better team than either, according I.
many observers, in all-around foot
ball.
The absence of the touchdown pa
is made still more remarkable by no''
ing that Yale also made no touch
down against Harvard or Prlncet@
and Princeton made none sgaln
Yale or Harvard. In this triangle
major teams, 81 of the % poln'
scored were by goals from the fah
the remaining two being due u
freak safety which Is q unique rec9s.
in the annals of Harvard Yae
Princeton football
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
Harvard School Spent
$4,000 to Beat Yale

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Nov. 25.-Har-
ward spent $4,000 to defeat Yale on the
gridrou this fall, an average Of $1,000
for each Of the IS men who faced the
sons # Old Eli There were 80 men
on the Crimson squad. The income
from Harvard football was about s1l0,-
900. Coach Haughton gets an annual
$1,000 salary, and alumni subscriptions
guarantee him SO, 800 extra money. He
IS believed 10 be the highest paid coach
Of any sport in the intercollegia to
world,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
STAR RUNNER GOES 70 CHINA

CHAMPAIGN, ILL, Nov ~
Jimmy" Hunter, Illinois fast quar-
ter-miler, who helped win the nation
al one-mile relay championship for u
linois at Philadelphia, will Try Y
teach his skill to the Chinese ~
day Hunter announced that he ha'
consented to become director OF inlsi
collegiate athletics for the Iou1i
Mems Christian Association at PeAf
China, where he VIII go in FehruaA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
GLOVES TOFLY
IN MANY RINGS
On TURKEY DAY
Cross-Rivers Bout on Coast Al
tracts Most Attentions Local
Boys Box in Athens,
By Left Hook .
STHANKSGINING DAY, as pcr ~
ual, will be marked by the swat


ual, will be marked 10y the swat
of padded fist in the roped arc
- 49,. .,,,.. ....... ,t,. ,,-,,..I
no. -'e'' am. ''''' pow
land, as wei as BY q few football
games and the devouring Of the fat
tened aobbIors. They can't keen the
-,
''N''s'9 SUI Oh " '''l'N"S' ~ Seeii's'
California has two attractions, OF
course. one in Los Angeles and the
-.t.,r t., ca, r,,..,,,fsco r,+ y+r,,s,o
49,
10 say neither one Is championship
AFFAIR. There have been few turkey
DAYS in the past cotlple of decades
It'll. A.,.. 49,. -, a.. la,r+ ono
i-'0'' ma
championship ring quarrel on tue
coast
In tI,o 1raot ~, having cards ,f eron
efal interest nave beeh blls"' Hey
observe TINS national holiday more
strictly along the Atlantic Coast.
In Los Angeles they Will have "a
pretty fair lightweight scrap. Leach
Cross, who added to his fame by Civ
ing Champion Willie Richie q stun
ming battle in New York q few days
back, is down 70 90 some swatting
with Mexican Joe Rivers. the best
box Office fighter in recent years, OF
course, Joe may not be as big q
card this time, because they have not
thought so well Of him out there since
ne was Spected OF "nopping" to
Etchlc because he did not relish the
punishment that va being melted out
10 him in the eleventh round Of that
CON asl That remains 10 DO seen.
If J.. wins. however. HON regain all
his ola friends. though IL SIS hard to
see how he VIII ever be d champion
ship probability again as long as
Richie is the king bee. Joe had two
whachs at the title. one with VOL
CAST ana one with Ritchie, and fell
down on the Job on both starts
Bouts in Athens.
Iu Athens tomorrow night three
tnu-round bouts viii be staged. kid"
Young rs scheduled to take on Never
Prizes IN one Of the ton round scraps,
spider" Britt meets KID" Goldman,
7nd Frank Baker clashes with Mike
saul
Much local interest centcrs on these
hoys as an of them have battled
round here. Young. Who was Thought
to be about through a couple OF
months ago, has come back with a
flash. and now threatens to be a con
tender for featherweight honors. He
recently stopped Charley Lee in eight
rounds ana should take care of this
Prizes bov Never inst finished a cam
f,aigr in JoclssopyilIe Fla. and while
here won five straight fights If he
heats Ynlug he should he in line for
One gand frhts
FranL. RaI'er fbc pbIladelnbia hoy.
win meet a Tough customer In Mike
60, - 90 4, -t..i.,,. ..,t
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
President Wilson to
See Army-N avyGame

WASHINGTON. NOV rs President
Wilson win attend the Army Navy foot
hail game in New York next Satur.
day lie will see the game from the
Army sioe during one half and from
the NAVY side the other
The President probably Will leave
New York late Saturday night. return.
ing 70 Washington early Sunday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
Many Changes Made
In SeWanee Lineup

SEWANEE, TENN, Nov. 26.-Se-
vance has made several changes in its
line-up for the Thanksgiving Day game
with the Commodores at Nashville
Big Parker will go TO end the place
made vacant by Chdpmans injury ear
covered from his injuries, viii 20 to
tdllback. Thomas one Of the scrubs.
is holding down the other end posi-
lion
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27

NASHVILLE, TENN. NoY. 26. Tom
Brown Nanderhilt's veteran tackle, who
was hurt in the Michigan game and
who has been out ever since. viii be
seen IN action when Vanderbilt and
Sewanee tic up in their annual game
70 morrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-27
BY O. B. Keeler.

tn the meantime, Billy Smith isn't
| Worrying much. Still he's sort Of
looking around
I'm going to New Yorl, to the
big league meeting next month said
Bill While I'm there III look around
bit and maybe J will see something
good You can never tell
That's fact The meeting is De
cember :. . and 10, but Bill probably
will get away about December 6. and
wander past Washington, where he
will look around a bit more
Bill might see something there
who knows2
81 REALLY think we're pretty we'll
fixed at first and second, II Nc
Cornell decides to come to us said
Bill Wednesday morning And Nc
Council from all [ can hear, VIII be
glad to play in the Southern League.
| heard world of favorable com
ment about this fellow EinIe we have
signed to play first base, The only
thing that keeps him out of the big
show is about two inches in height.
He's a fair size, about five feet ten,
but they're looking for iXtooters up
there, it's sort Of a fad TO have q
long first sacker to shoot at these
days But II Eihle is anywhere near
as good as everybody says ne is, he'll
do rs fine. and I'll spot the other fcl.
lows the TWO inches.
! DILL is pretty well satisfied with
II the present arrangement at short
stop, toe. Morley Jennings has fine
reputation as a fast fielder, a good
hitter and an all-round ambitious
/ young man and Bill has an idea he
will do
But I'm going to look around and
try 10 pick up couple of good in
| fielders while in the East this time,
says Bill, and the only tip he would
| give out was tina. Barney Dreyfuss
! had string Of about sixteen likely
lnhelders that he lBilD was reason
! ably sure would include something he
1 wanted and could get from Barney
I - FEAklNG Of the Pirates. Bill vas
- asked what chance he saw for
| the Crackers 10 get Councilman back
| for the coming season
BIZ didn't see much chance
Barney said Councilman had writ
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

J. L. Felton, of the Department O English, Tempe Normal School, ha! been in Clifton this week in the in terest of Normal School and inspect ing the work of the 1figh School. MT Felton complimented the work of the Clifton High School and compared i favorably with. other High Schools o the state.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

The Baraca class of the Baptist Sunday school held a social at thd home of MT. and Mrs. Bond on Shanl non hill on Saturday evening. Sheri bet and cake were served for refreshi ments.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

fhdeEhssss BaseAaI Club, which is tc go 10 SS3te S6rothe Elk tournament was defeated by the Clifton regular team on Sunday last. The Clifton regulars will play the Morenci team on the Clifton diamond on Sunday April 27th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Commencing next Wednesday ever ing, April 30th, the Moose Band wi give a band concert at the Ban Stand, on the East Side from 7:3O { S:30 D. nl.. Several new member joined the band recently and the COT certs will be continued weekly dui z ..t t lG t-fSEG
 ing the Sumnfer season.
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ll.gpot llgpo the NaHms 9af the State srs9f. of Ari; Ei z9gaao T9 tncian II Rar4io ,a!, de Scott De ii fefnd5aanhrr ga firieef1lpfgS. s1clsssi@cl edt q
 ngn nYg9n are Hereby ere oS4mmpned Ie and ire qgiiread yia t9 9HappeaEE in an action brought fI against gg2a oyfgpe yfogpe Ryi the aboXe named plaintiff tties in the eei isi4peri9E Court of h the f7 State R g9sf 9f Arizona in ata and d. for f
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

The Sunday school class of the Bap tist church of which Mrs. R. w. Simp son is the teacher, had a moonlight picnic last Saturday evening.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

with the United States Mining and : Smelling elg eomRanx l2l of |AeedlsS ca1s sss.1o nt xsN k 59e- sS: .-.r-z .to ,2 The e ereg1Iars sem1i:zmpontth1y 1zmp mssstEings mssstEinggs
 of the Eastergg staE qRaptsg 2gp was $ hsl5 E. on Thursday eve.pFifng .Fiftegss,s~ ze:nu9s TUG
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

; rife tAdieg- Aid of the Baptis chdfrchho Nave 5s'i iciesif7tsaiuly isi7s been very enc
 'getffS the past three months havin BGu1Tt s.foons for their pastor adjoiE ing tie churcR edifice and the pas
 Week 1R K fitted a 7GGf2 Gfp2 the auditorium wit the latest impfoeed church seats bot being decided improvements.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
'ts)I1'1:|kV1'E():)'

NeAt Tuesday evenng at the Ll brary Hall Lodge Rooms the Clifton vo1iiGfSer Fire Department and in ,vifed gdests viii hold a smoker. Al enteertafnffga program has been pro esi Tfided hS for s;ffife ssffiep pSs Sesvening. ' -5l sTosSJ aNo-s
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

The Clifton Elks entertained the Morenci Elks at the Morenci Hotel last Saturday evening. Dr. Bogue acted as toastmaster of the evening!
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
SUM M ONS.

h.. In the Superior Court, State of Ari--
 zona, in and for GreenIee County.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

o-- 5f,tt.etSssss;3GT Ze;nEIGE TcC
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Sims have two eshifdreahis sin Nth th9e, '1nfaasles. The Cases are very fight il 70 G1E i-c;D5 Qf Ea Hiss Gertrqaee Huffsmith is ilbSith tfllr Mr. and Mrs T j. . s. Horton. ''i;7 E. Rev. MT. Watt of Duncan preached tan excellent sermon at the z, Baptist sssahs.rch ssah on Sunday evening. en.e \
 There were no services in the Metil- fS65d1st church Sunday owing to tffe ah- ,Ssehce of MT. asaGnders from thescity. F TTrhe The pulpit,, of the Presbyterian church was acceptably filled by Rev. 5Gr.. Reed of Phoenix, on Sunday morn ing t'99~ fi1a TIE 95 ee -.1a
 The entertainment at the high school last Friday evening was a great success and large number were RTsseAE s-. slliAz7sd .se1z evoJs ed1 'o number In1n2ib5esIr fEiffKIs3 of EfKys3 eaa5Ted aT By fPast siiS 3c2 h1S 9s' IssizaT .e1ssT szAi
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Mrs. J. S. Horton and son, w. J Horton were in Tempe this week al tending the convention of Odd Eel lows. Mrs. Horton has been dis
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Exalted Ruler J. J. Kelly were ip at | tendance at the Elkg 8nt4ntiA * |
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25


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] Giivepp IT pppdero pdeesrom my hand and the sseaI of the Superior Court ,.of. the State of. in and for the County, of, Greenlee, this 18th day of April, 1913. SEAL OF COURT)
 'i71,5 Hsss BEN R. caRsAwFoRp.s.n
 Clerk of said Superior CoihEEss-. fihEs.o
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Globe this week.
 
 Jose Lopez, Mexican miner in the; enhley of the Aac. Co. 4wss }Eslledf bSyy. failing rock fsGn the shahnon ora5 ehates at 'MetealfSthsg waee> <; .s:.sa ~, !. -:S4..
 D. Jas. Douglas accompanied by his daughter, were visitors at Morenci this week, leaving Tuesday morning. Br {heir home in New York City. A@A
 The union picnic of the Methodist. Raptist and d.--.P PreShXteriap Sunday schooIs which was to De held on May 17th has been changed to May Fist.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
New Goods at Shannon: ulll :.7S Store pre-. :.

sah:tsRH ' 6 -s-K .sIstE9ifs5 lsii serum enti1 1of new eWafstss for sILadi5s(
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3sE sI.Isl szI EfE 5EI 8 fIH Francisco and bacQ to Maricopa at q saving of 13.A. cents a hundred, tf8a1gh t1tihissfte t1thissfte 4isb4d aadsFehadf 66f 1eS6 4thiiesa 5s pff1f17e fr}6a}ns r}6a} zssai
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 ARIZONA THE VICTIM;

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 il are as FOLLOWS: a@ kan fkkfil-
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 65 cents; Kansas. City to San -Fren-
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 Minheaapo1is' to ~GgwZ York, 1928 miles,
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 1868 miles, 70 cents.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

] 0nE sAnHay evening of last wee
 as heS pA2ghge in North Cliftoi
 Rev. and Mrs. Love rendered a r
 ception to the Presbytery which ma 'ata the 'PfesByterian church last FI
 day and ? Satt4day. A large numb4 Refe fpfesent and the evening wa most en j6yably spent. Dainty Ii were served. T sHhe ordination of Rev. NJ. Fisk took 4lac cez adv the Presbyterian. churd onsiMondaN5q evening. MT. Fiske is home missionary and with his vii drope.i betWaepi -four and five hundre
 nIilesstof attend the meetings held E the eirRresbyterYo here in the Presbe terian, ehureh5 7s E