Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip
The Gloom League.

New orleans PeHcans.
New York Americans.
Cincinnati Nationals.
Indianapolis. American Association.
Albany Sally League
The fact that the Sally had but a
half dozen clubs in the organization
was all that kept the Albany team
from going below sixth place.
After the Eastern Clubs Of the Ma
ton League played In Cincinnati re-
Gently the following interviews were
given out.
INCEST town on the circuit. Hospi.
tality was overwhelming. am COW
cred with shame and confusion be-
cause ! was presented so much and
gave back to little."-cHARLES s.
DOOM.
"An embarrassment Of kindness, a
riot Of generosity. Just loaded me
with valuable gifts and had TO be
coaxed to accept the slightest me
mento in return. Wish could stay
here all the time.H-GEoRoE Stall
LiNGS,
~ am a man Of few words, but,
believe me, II could play II games
in Cincinnati instead Of II, I'D ulad-
~ do il. It's better than a California
gold mine to stay round here any
length of time."-JoHN J. MeoRAW.
II is reported that Billy Smith low
ed a light-haired girl last week but
she dyed
The honor Of blowing up first went
to the Mink League this season. pro-
vided you don't count the celebrated
L. $ League which didn't really start
The club that beats out the Peli-
cans viii finish seventh.
If .fzzles can be measured by the
pound Louis DruCke Is the heftiest
Of the season. He has sunk from the
Giants to Toronto. from Toronto to
Venice, Cal. And now he's been Aired
from the Venice team.
The National Association Of Wab-
bling Minor Leagues is sending out
the following bulletin.
In praying for rain kindly omit
THIS is GRATIS.
What time the daily stint doth vex,
when that the daily ehore doth
pail;
In short when things annoy, perplex,
and nothing turns out right at all.
When you are feeling glum and blue.
disgruntled, petulant, awry,
| Pick out pal worse off than YOU
and score him on an outfield fly.
For blues, just try this once or
twice:
Lay down a bunt-and sacrifice.
MORRIS MILLER.
The Vols. having run out Of alibis
say It is fate" That is the penalty
| OF using up all the good alibis so
early in the season
old Doctor Congress might success
| fully operate on Organized Baseball
| for the reserve clause but the sue
| cess of the operation would guaran-
tee the patient to be a total loss.
It may not be because OF the rise
| of the Dodgers Of course but lot
| Of travelling men from Brooklyn have
stopped registering from New York,
Up In the South Michigan League
/ they have just fined a manager 500
| for signing player TO a phony con
! tract, in order To evade the salary
| limit II they fined every guilty man
ager in the Southern League the
treasury would be $500 to the good,
[
| Pitcher Leliyelt has reached the ut
/ termost depths. The St Louis Fed
/ eral League team. has fired him.
our personal idea Of absolutely
] r,.t far 50 Agh al E-
/ Bagby - Snedecor trade. The
| wouldn't be worth quarrellng over in
( the City League
What has the Kitty League ever
/ done that the Vols should send Lefty
! Dye up there?
/ 1t appears now. from the New Or
/ leans exchanges, that ii wasn't the
/ Crackers but the umpires that beat
Z the PeNcanS