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W%tnoe0dpen.

&eb 8 Re 8. g t II, Wan.
freq, q. Q, er 'umlet: Cars II. Gipes
polo S., Hcil8 @rsp SO, @euro Sens
ion 50, Ole s. RoobsIe 50, @miI 6.
NeiIion 50, NicoIni HoaneS 50. 9.
Welitm og 6. Carlton SOC bper. Sra
gel9crbe 81 bpcr: G. 2. SoIbeim.
Ole g. Spiol, Z. Sa,igen, Ole :.
Hsone, Cars Q. RatIanb, Ole q.
Foltituen, Ssren @erg, 6. s. Selges
ritb, q. g. SoIbera, Sobn @unbers
ion, SNtlilIS &. Slicu, Seperiu Hoees
mes, q. s. HsStpeot, Solaer Trsi.
lono, Slai Z. Hoobsle. Smfring
Sarpcp, e. o, er iamlet: g. Sope
50, og ST bper ira i~sIBcnoc: Ole 6.
anlbion. 2eiuiS Inoerion. Wartir
GbriitianIon, Spbn Sbcmpion, Sobn
s. @ogitoh, Ole 3. 3bon, 6. Z. See.
SEQ Sobn 8. SiIbabI, 9hor,
Soma, er iomlet: Sra felqcnbe 81
bner: SSobn :. SiIbabl. 6. :. 2ilnb,
Sacob Spbcim, Setpi5 Sonpion, Or.
.. Tabl, arub %nionb, Z. Q. Hog.
90, g.. IS. Gbriitopbcr, Iuoreip Dir
fcIanb, s. 6. Coming, Sens 81. Ser
DIG, Wortiu Gbriitopbcrion, 3. g.
@rotb, ears %. Holarb, Stewart
SIion Sobu aopren.
Better &. @nple, q. 3, Galn1ar,
Soma, 50.
SiIiammen S $500
Spr fpittcrct FOR 2S4S.15
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Sprina GROVE.
Otter "Scrnlo".)

- 8. &. &aoIcr opcrto9 bcu lite
&l1li i'm Stiaing iom Eoitneitcr /
SprinN @rope.
Ears &uriou al GbicoBo bar
Urrct poo 9cisG hos FoItor Sobns
ion % 6omiIic.
- 8ons IS. SoIum % Sultru al
GamonO, q. Gaf., bcie8er Slrgt'
hinge / Spring @roue.
- WiiiS Heginu 6Iatcn t~lltroaote
Gir3oog en- Hciie peitoUer ior at be-
iegc SIr9mingc / alnbreO, u. Gat.
- Z. Z. NcpbOule % Su'tru
bciegcr iortiocn line Sern / V'on'
tono, &c agter ogiao at 9lere en-
Gur uO til &pItcn.
Eoitor % Mrs. 90. y. Hub
reilte forri9e &irabo9 etter ct fort
9eieg hos Eaitor Solution % 6os
mile, tiIba8c til iit Slcm | elrop,
@ia.
Mr8. Gnrl &ouf reiItc SlrS'
bag, citcr ct lGnaere @elpg, tIIba8c
til lit @iem / a%inonouIe, Canada.
Sun ~IeOioGe0eS al i'm 6oOer, @arlS
Eweten, iOm oil tilbringe Ell fort
Sio 0eroppe.
Mr8. gnton Homitao % Cat
teren &ilba pen0te iorrige Sirsoas
tiIba9e til lit Stem peo SictiOu, q.
Gat. Ge lcOiageoeS al IgncS Bier.
ruo, iom pil tilbrin8e uogen Sib i
@eie9 ocruoe.
- Ole &ougcn, &conaro % &ens
m @oIuorion iamt SIof Sacobion
tiItrunotc forIeocu nleo Iutomobil
Heiien iii e$monb. q. Tat. Te
ogter ole at oripc meo SrpIfing
Neru0e iii Soften.
- z. $. Sobu@ruo % 5amiIie
tunroe iorrigc llge gl9oe Jig ueo ct
9elp8 al i0nttlige frouGrenbe Web'
lcmmcr. Get cr ferite Sang paa
Ter Mar, at belle Tamilien bar ppret
ON Den hiemli9e Arne.
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Serpmtc Ycunc.

Sc beremte Tcuneifaftcr ener
maaife i~narere Eennene / Dem, pil
oeb Sen / 9onopn utoerIfrepne Sreoss
traftat mellcm DC aQiereoe galfans
itater og Sprfiet faa en- SoreGelie,
Tom iiffert bill bli en- efterItrGbt 8ll-
%rioiitet blanot Samlere. Sra tiolt-
gere SreoSilutninger oeo man, at ogs
iaa Observation-Disclosures prs'
Der at gisra Sorretning peb ilige In.
leoninger. Saaleoes fortpaer ct ens
gelif llgebIao, at Der, oa Der bar no
iigt til Sreb me1em <Slano og So
pom, fra Sa6rifanter belle Seroen
oper it1bfom inotrpngenoe @nmoos
ninger ON finn at benptte peofoms
menoe Sabrifat / ben biItori'fe
g(nlebning. Sor imiolertio life
at gioe npget Sabrifant SGrItil.
ling, iom iiffert pilOe blipe reflames
mrsiig ltbnpttet, beilutteoe man Jig
til at llnoerlfripe Sreostraftaten meo
Ell ifaarer Sierpen. Get bar ogiaa
meo en- iaaoan, at Sc ipanife llnoers
bonblere Ifrep fine Napne, ba 6reos.
traftoten meaem glnlerifa o. Spa
MEN blep afiluttet. Sor oenne be-
remte Sen blep ser i~ertere betalt ont
firing 5000 Ser. Gen Sen, Tom De
gefulomegtigeoe peb a%fIlutninget
al Gariier.S perensfomIten benptteoe,
mooto9 &eiierinoe Gugenie iom en-
Grinoring. @eb Siben al lin Ditto
rife Snteresie baobe bette Sfripereo'
fob enbuu en- b~etpoelig @9roi; tbt
oct bar al pure @ulo pg beiat meo
Siamonter.
San1lcre er ogiaa paa Sagt efter
allore Genne END netop bem, iom er
bcnptteoe peo Sreostraftater. Get er
ioaleoes bpnot / England, at Hegles
ringen bar facet Inmooning ira en-
Relifpieipger ON at faa operlaot Den
Sen, meb builfen Ell 9sosoom eller
en- genaabning for 0sbSitraf er ble'
bet unberifrepet. Gen iiblte Sla9S
bar life til at faa fat paa UNDER
Gronning Gictorias &egieringstio;
tbi BUN opbeporeOe oem ielu meget
ombpggeli9t. Ser fienDeS BOG ct Or
cmpel pao, at 0ronningen iftlte Jig
pcO en- iaoom Granddaughter"
ioet bun forpreoe Ben til ben Itore
Sonaerinoe Ilbani; ben bar beIat
meo S,tpeIer % ifal babe ppret line
1000 Str. pprb. Sgiaa en- anoen 'tor
Sangerinbe, nemlig Tatti, bar / lin
Stb iom @aoe mootaget en- SenoaO-
ninospeu, % @iperert bar Gronntl1g
ISABELLA al Spanlen.
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Glar. GH 9aa iaa lea ! s0iicr Ct Advertisement ON
Cuficura SGbc % Ctutmcut. Sea ffrcp otter en-
9rFpt Sernt furisgtc bet o. ilsbtc ian uOact mere.
Cuticurd Srbc o. Ointment be- brcbco, Sadrenc
uosu at c~fterInbe uOact 8r. ,1cs bruatc NitbIcrHc I
g Tiger % CT mn beIbrebct eczema ritetIoo tr9en
SQsrirr." OlnOcrtesust) Z. ". @orrtih, i9os Oft
1919.
SmtuofiPut Guttrura SGbs "a Ctutmcut or met
hsIhisC / SehauoIius al SpRooHrnc puoeu. StnIpcn
"a crusrrns, CT be caida mtact uGrOiiHIbe for 0usrs
~baasbrns I Toilet, S0b % SGrHrfammcr, i6goj DC
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Gaar fra Snrub0m I'll 4oCroOnl Gulirura SUbc
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Dept. T., Boston"
I4T~ RGuo. per bruaer Gu'icurn Srbc I'll Sorbc
ring "a SaarUait. nil rnSc ben beOit for 0uOcR o.
Sinlpcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08
Kiruret / Stenaloeren

ltrtibSforiferne bar beo lit taalmo.
bige og ltrGttelige Irbetbe bragt for
Gaeen talrige iuteresiante Soreteels
Ter fra De alerplbite Siber / Wenne-
i~feiIegtens Siitorie. Sgiaa Be Spg-
BONNIE % Blaaer, iom bore llrior,
feore leo af bar be npeite Eioers
Sorifninger faitet 2ps oper, ioet De
funbne Sfeletter ofte barer Merfer,
Der for ct i~agfpnbigt Die itrar rsber
en- eler anben Stapanf. Oct bliuer
naturligpis bare 8noffelifaoer, ser
her fan blipe Gale ON; men ielp IN.
Gen bernie FRANCE &amute er Ser en-
bits Mangfoloigbeb. Get er iiGr
franife SibenifabsmGno, iom bar
giort Spsrgsmaalet til 8ienItano for
pibenifabelis 8r~anIfning.
Sor fort Sib iioen f~orepiite 90.
grceIin / oct meoicinife Selifab /
Spon ct Stpffe al Ell ipg Gpgrao, iom
itammeoe ira llbgrauningerne i 60
lutrt. Hpgraoen, buis aloer man
life neiagtig fan beitcnme, piier tp.
oeIigt, at ben bar liot al en- Spg.
Dom. 8eo Si9lp al HaOiografien
bIep BET fonitateret, ct Spgoommen
bapoe ongrebet iterft flere al anof'
lerne. Yao ct Wanbsifelet ira oen
n~eolitb;ife Eeriooe bite Ser fig ltg-
nenbe Sfapanfer % oeslloen Spor at
Serf / anoflerre. Sgiaa SopebifaI.
len bite flere Spor, JONI tpoeoe paa
Spgbom, o9 paa ben f%orre'te Gel at
Stalen bar Der tpOelige Iroarnel'
Ter cfter en- Sreponation.
s oet belle taget timber man talrige
Grennpler pau Sfaleoperatiolter ira
en- f%orbiitoriif Sio. 6oranleoningert
til BET f~irilrgiife Snogrep, Der al
mincelig beitob / Demonstrating al
Senet mco Ell ifarpileben Sltltelten,
er set life let at bliue flar oper. 5
sc flelte Silfploe har Del bel orelet zig
ON Sammelie / @eu9gelieSccntrerne.
Or. &eboul bemerfebe, at oerne Opes
ration life fGn ubfsres tort nsiogtts
acre / tore Gage, emo oen tpoeligois
har prret ucfect for Siiener al aor
liber.
5alrige Grempler paa Sfapanfcr
/ S%finnebenct bar man funoet. 5 Ell
aauiif alippeerao / Sont Gtal fanot
man ct Sfinneben, iom en- 6litteIten
por trnngt bpbt inb l. % Den bapoe
fpraoriaget omictter,be Scrb9roelIe
al @enet. s ct onoet SilfGloe bapoe
Saaret luffet Jig oper en- Eilelptos,
ipm bar trGngt ino / Ilbueberet.
De feIte Sruo pea De gamle Ben %
anofler bar p9ret meget ontbpgeeligt
bebarbleoe. s anleoniag al ct britt
fet Sfiuncben, Tom TruneereS Ianot
i 9osere i 1895, ubtolte Or Sroca:
g%rSannelien er Der inIofommerL og
bpiIfeniomhelit moberne airurg fun
Sc bore bel forupiet, bpis ban | ct
l;anenbe SiliGlbe ppnaaebe ct iao
mutt &eiultat.
8 9enoreit.8 rotteu bar man fun'
set mango p9roiiuloe @iorag til
Stibiet al anaiomiif Satbologi ! Den
pnare StenaIber. Ser fanbt MAJ
oaiaa here SiIiGIbe al mebisste Sfa'
banter. - Or. MarceI 9auOouir
ianbt bl. a. ct Sfelet, bpor ben isritt
SdIspirpeI nar beiet iboper ben on
ben Zig, at 2eoflaoerne paa De II
auofIer life naaeoe iammen.
De cpenfor n9pnte 90 mango Zig
nenSe grentpIer leperer Oct lfienne
lie @epiS ipr oen fore Spetisbeo
&irursi, man bcpbe naaet aIlereo'
Iense isr ariiti GeoieI.
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perry.Seiten.

Sra Trt.in.Sop. ga, telegraic.
res Den 5te Suli: aabniugen al
Seitligcbcberne til Minbe ON aom-
manbsr Terrps glinrenoe Seir oper
gn9cIifmGnhene for 100 Ior iiben
% SG9ntn9cn al 8runoitencn til
Ecrrpmcnumentet, iom ifaI relies her
paa Gen, fauot ibag Steo / Sperp9r
al Suiiuoer al SiIifuere tiItrobs for,
al Shermomctret bite paa 100 Sra
Der / Stp9gen.
MonnmeutetS &pItenbe or bereg.
net til 1 Wiuion Collars. On BRO.
ceSiipn poa oper en- MiI / SGuebe
maribereoe no til Steoet % lptteoe
til Saler al Sberit Senrp @atterior
ira Souispille oa @%rienator Sohn 90
@bitebeab, Wssblem al adjournment.
commissioner ira @isconiiu.
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Sma apiu T.

RationoI SoteI bar i 6ct ie.
mere mOergaaet Ell siennemeribenoe
5orbeoring ira aielber til Tag,
ibet gpguingens Gier, DIR. $. S.
3erreio bar renoperet ben 90 mo.
last ale moberne "Smpropements~,
iaa bet M er ct "up-to.oate" Sotei
! ale Seiieenoer.
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Ten 7bc SuIi 1918.
Gala / nurifc Sclifab.

|oo fit @alpaarSme6c ii0itc GorSs
bags giten 9icnnoIqte oct norifc Gel.
fob i'm gonrlc @cIturcIic iom ielQcr:
@rGiioent, Gbcrit Gbr. @rou0t; @is
ccprGiioent, g. s. GuaIc; ScfrctTr,
6. 8. Snaelr; @iceicfrctrr, Ahpofnt
s. u. ReIion; an$icrcr, :. 6. &obu.
ion; 9ibIiotbcforer, Z. Emcngc oq
6. SIipn.
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BEN dabuc. hrprrdd S0Hoct !gb no
% oer bIeu SadT. 9eg nj irrlt
grStua paa ben enc 6aaubbda, %
ira irabieNc ben iaa oOIbiout. at
bet belle bIco CT Saar. Tcrpau III
isa ben paa mine Sen, ltas opeuiOr
GutclCn % o~ucH'or auPeruC.
~3cg bruQtc hpao be ialocr e.
"a bet nauoicoc SIpcu. men hIcu
rucrs urrrc. Trrpaa brugtc Ica .
9alt bnbhc tro RIancu / nmfrrut 10
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Salt S2907.t5

"SccorobsT citen" mootaacr gi.
Drag til Ninbegdpen og fpitterer
@Iaoct for ali, iom ienbes ino.
@ibraJ icrbe5 / Wonep.S roers,
@auf. Gratis eIer aontanter unoer
Ioresie "Secorab.G oiten", Gecprab,
Soma.
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Seitrcnc Wrs. Wortbc 9oIicr %
@tra. Start Ruer bar mootoQct &rcp
ira 9torge mco gfterretning ON, at
bere5 &rooer, CLING Z. Gage, cr
oi8ooet REQ Gc0en Sen 30ie sunni
1913 eiter 10 GoQca SpQcIcic. ri.
oeoe bIep loot poo @oorOen gorc
CAGE, 8rorobo, 8oocIunO, ben 23Oc
September 1922 % booze Ser iuotiI
i'm Ge6. San par ugiIt % bar be
ienere Mar mot CphoIO % Qleie
hos lin aiosoe @rooers Sottcrieu.
@aarobrugcr 4nocrs g. Gage. Nj.
osOe bIep 81 Mar % bar oen pIoitc
al De ire SeifenOe. Sans Ssitre er
b%enboI05piS IS % SO aar.
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Eaa S;eiIien er Der en- 9epGseIie
ieans. iom saar no paa al isse at
penbe iaIfaIo en- 3eI al Den itore 10.
uonbrerltrsm ira Sialien til ben me
italicnife aoIoni / airifa. ! 8ien.
nemiuii nbpanerer Der aarlis ON.
firing 100000 StaIisnere til Anle.
ria.
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154 Bomber rmfum Den Ace Sltlt
i'cn 9rono, iom lagoe Den rltSItlfe
2anosbp IItraoanoufao / Iite, mel,
bcs fra ct. Eetersburg.
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ecub "Eceprnb. Soften" til SIGet 90 Sem
ner | bet gdmle 2nno.
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/ Ga1tOblcmmcr
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ben, iaa paa Ssncne. Guticnra
Srbr % Gutitura Sintmcnt bel
brrhebt | irr Tiger.

74s GOuarsiS 81, Gbttnao, IA. "@3iu eczema
trFo ND iom imdu &duOblcmmrr. Spcr at Dem nar
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Boz

" Ell eiter aibeoe Sacpb Slien bebase at
meloe ia iuareit iii nnoertegneoe. @iopoe
bar CO. Sc sar sammeI. ugiit o. iormooes
az hnpe nnpanoret fra Saurpif eiler Qerpif,
SO &c. SfaI hare 10 8r9ore / @isconiin %
en- SFfter, bois Soresie er uflenot. Sens
RipeneS, &epotat. 9lenotpe, Rontaua.
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Nn5fcs. - Gn gnfemano / 80
- Mars gIbcren pniter ell @nfe eller Gile
mellem 30 % 40 Qar ipm Susbploerife / Ell
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0iIiaiss.-Ses eier 2. 100 geres pponrtcee farme.
= meo 8 SeIo Suauinper, Ia iii 2 Will fra 8uaba,
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e. M. WESTON, Winona. MINI.
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tuan ". ". cine (Sruot Siuel oa Sutotib dnierica n
ZINE. Npe on mooerus Sampere Earconi iraaolss
Srltaraf = o. T. .. ggenicr snifes. 6ur n9ruier.
tlnosrrefnius itrio til
JAS. u. ROBERTSON, Genl. Agent
III W. Jackson Bvd.. Chicago. Ill.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
By j. W. McConaughy,
7 TELCOME, little stranger!

wv After several years. abb
sence the agitation for a
championship struggle between the
gridiron lords of the East and West is
on again. This time it fittingly comes
from Wisconsin, where. so far as our
disappointed memory goes, the same
movement started some time back.
The idea of these well meaning ag-
itators is much the same as that
which stung the followers of the
American and National Leagues and
which finally resulted in the annual
fall nuisance known as the Worlds
Series one of the most vital impulses
and influences Of modern English lit
era ture
There are six or seven big univer-
sites in what is known as the West
ern Conference. They all play each
other. more or less, and the winner
holds the football championship belt
OF the Mississippi Valley. In the Eas'
there are four or five that are always
In the hunt to certain extent, and
along about the first of the year Mr..
Walter Camp always manages to find
time to tell us which is the cham
pionship team.
Would Be Worlds Champs.
The scheme is that the managers
of these two clubs shall get together
and pull off a post season riot for the
championship of the world. Other
civilized nations having reached that
stage in evolution where there is no
chance that any of their universities
would fall for American football, the
winner of this contest would hold the
title without a dissenting vote.
More than ten years ago Mr.. Hurry
Up Yost, the great Michigan coach,
announced In the public prints of Chi
cago and other outlying hamlets that
he thought II would be a great scheme
for the East and the West to play
for the championship. At this time
Mr.. Yost had an ace in the hole-or,
more properly, he had about eleven
aces in the hole. He had put together
one of the most destructive engines
that ever blotted out a rival college
gang.
1t was at this time that he had no
halfbacks to speak OF excepting Hes
ton and Herrenstein and a few guys
like that Others of the same kidney
were artistically strewn along the
rush line. Heston was so far the
greatest halfback of his day-or prob
ably any day-that even Mr.. Camp
was constrained to slip it to him over
about LOO miles of territory
This was the team that Mr. Yost
wanted to lead into battle against the
best eleven in the East.
Bosses Of East Declined.
But the bosses of the Yale team
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
By O. B. Keller.

II TIP EAST somewhere. lugubrious
scribe. who got in wrong on
the late Worlds Series, tries
to take 1t out in little rap at the
renowned Joseph Leslie Bush, who
wasn't at all renowned before he
came out and held the Giants safely
in the third game of the series.
The dope is that Mr.. Bush was
saved from becoming another Babe
Adams by the untoward fact that the
series didn't go far enough
1t also appears that Mr. Bush
looked a lot better in the w. S. than
he did against about seven other
clubs in his own league during the
run of the season..
TT falls out that Mr. Bush has been
knocked off the rubber at least
once by every club in the American
League except the Athletics, for
whom he was working.
In fact, the Worlds Series Wonder
toiled exactly five full games for
Connie Mack. prior to the now his
toric occasion mentioned above
Mr.. Bush went through without
change three times against the slug
ging Maps, once against the Tigers
and once against the Browns. He lost
one game, against the Maps. and won
the rest.
II HE less suspicious occasions, when
l he suffered the ignominy of re-
treat to the doleful creaking of the
derrick, are rather in the majority.
The Maps made Mr.. Bush quit three
times. So did the Yankees and the
Nationals. He was chased twice by
the Red Sox, twice by the White Sox,
once by the Tigers, and once by the
Browns total of fifteen occasions
when Connie Mack deemed discretion
the better part of watching his youth
full phenom lodging base hits.
All of which has no active bearing
on the fact that when Mr.. Bush con-
fronted the Giants on a certain Octo-
her afternoon he was considerably
there.
w HIGH might call up this phase Of
the question OF Vet VS.. hln
pitchers in Worlds Series
We mentioned it during the last
series. but maybe a few additional
words won't hurt.
How long has it been since you
heard of rookie" falling down in
Worlds Series game?
Isn't it getting to be proverbal that
every Worlds Series has its kid
hero?"
Babe Adams made good in 1909.
King Cole made good in 1910. No kid
pitcher was started in 1911, as Mar
guard, who was not exactly a hero,
had been with the Giants more than
three years at the time. Hugh Be-
dent made wonderfully good in 1912
though Buck O'Brien fell down.
Bush came through in 1918.
w ELL that's four to one, which Is
w a pretty fair ratio. If you want to
concede that Demarees downfall was
due to his own poor work-which
would be hard way to put 1.-THE
count still would be four to two, and
the percentage .667 which Is sufficient
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
vANDY" OUT To.
BEAT MICHIGAN
ELEVEN TO-DAY
Coach McGugin Says Team Has
Best Chance in History to
Defeat Yost's Squad.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 25.-

TENN, Oct 25.-
" The Vanderbilt and Michigan
elevens took their final work.
outs yesterday afternoon in prepare
ton for the sixth meeting between
the two teams to-day. All of the pre-
vious games have been won by Mich
igsn.
The Wolverines played a Commute
basket ball game In the Vanderbilt
gymnasium, engaged in a short signal
drill and finished their workout on
the campus in punting. The Commo-
dores ran signals in the gymnasium
after Michigan had finished, and
worked on forward pass formations.
The two days steady rain has made
the field a sea of mud, and luck will
figure a prominent part in to- days
game. Both Vanderbilt and Michi-
gan are in good shape, with the eX-
ception of Captain Brown, left end
for Vanderbilt, who is suffering with
a lame shoulder. but Will not be out
of the game.
Coach Yost refused to predict the
outcome OF the game, but stated that
the Wolverines were in much better
shape than when they were defeated
by the Michigan Aggies last Satur-
day.
Coach McGugin admitted that the
team which got the breaks of the
game would win, Blu, declared that he
felt that Vanderbilt had the best
chance of her history to beat the
Michiganders, and appeared far more
confident than Yost
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
BOXING
News of the Ring Game

Despite the fact that Willie Richie
helped train him for some Of his most
important fights, Packey Mcfarland
thinks that Leach Cross has a grand
chance to beat Willie when the pair
clash at Gotham on october 30 Nc
Farland says that Cross great expert
ence will be a big help TO him against
the champion.
Charlie White is again without a fight.
After Wolgast called his bout off with
the sensational Chicagoan, the Mlwau-
kee promoters made Tommy Murphy a
dandy offer to meet White, but he, too,
declined to mix matters with the hard
hitting boy from the Windy City. Charlie
has probably scared them to death with
his recent victories
Tommy Walsh, manager of Joe Man
dot, says that his protege is about
ready to enter the ring again. Tommy
wants to send him through some easy
battles first before getting him on with
the Class A boys. A bout between White
and Mandot should prove great attrac-
ton for any city.
Kid Young, the local newsboy boxer,
will probably be seen in a Jacksonville
ring soon. The Kids manager is now
WIN d lneTe, III
hopes of closing for a match some time
next month. Young is willing to box
any 122pound boy they can dig up for
him.
Jack White, the Chicago lightweight
and Joe Bayley. former lightweight
champion Of Canada. have been matched
to box fifteen rounds at Vancouver. b.
c., on November /. This will be White 8
first fight since he was knocked out by
LII, I, he
AL Kubiak and Jim Savage are to get
into action again tonight. The. bout
will take place at Orange. n. j., and
the heavyweghts are scheduled to go ten
rounds. They fought here some time
ago. Savage carrying off the slade after
a fast scrap.
Carl Morris IS tired of waiting for
Gunboat Smith to give him return
now in touch with a Kansas city pro-
moter trying to get on with Jim Flynn.
Morris must have forgotten the trim
ming the Pueblo fireman gave him
about two years ago
Jimmy Murphy. a Chicago lightweight
is anxious to come to Atlanta for ring
engagements with any of the boys
around these parts. Murphy has fought
such boys as Joe Thomas, Steve Ketchel,
Freddie Daniels, Charlie White and
Danny Goodman. He is a good. willing
mixer and should make any Of them step
al lively clip. Murphy is particularly
wild to get on with Frankie Whitney.
Although John Wagner tho Racine,
wis, promoter. lost 400 in the last
four months he wants II understood
that hes in the boxing business to stay.
The Racine promoter says that he lost
s4oo on the Brannigan Mahoney fight
Thursday night. II was his third VEN
ture his second. about a month. ago,
resulting in loss of $500, and his first
fight costing him $500.