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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip

Alexander, the pnillies' star twirler,
went against the Cardinals yesterday
and added another game to his win
column.
Joe Jackson. of the Maps, made a
homer yesterday-the only score &C
quired by his team.
The Cubs jumped on Nap Rucker, the
star portside finger for the Dodgers,
yesterday, pounded out thirteen hits and
scored six runs, which was more than
sufficient TO defeat the slumping Brook
lynites
The best Ty Cobb could get off the
delivery Of Schulze, the Yankee twirler,
was a double out Of four times up.
A triple play executed by Shortsrop
Meanwhile and First Baseman Meyers,
OF the Braves, stopped batting rally
on the part Of the Reds, and enabled
the Bostonians 10 grab 70 3 victory.
Midkifcs hit In the ninth that sent
Caldwell across the plate won the game
for the Yankees from the Tigers.
Manager Birmingham. Of the Neps. in
denying that Pitcher Vean Gregg and
Outfielder Jack Graney had a fist fight
after Wednesdays game, explained the
battered countenances Of the two by
declaring the dog mascot big Gregg and
that Grsney was injured in batting prac-
tice
Rumor has It that deal is under way
by which Nap Rucker, the star pitcher
Of the Dodgers, Will 60 to the Cubs in
exchange for Roger Bresnahan. the
catcher, who is drawing a huge salary
from the Cub Golfers for warming the
bench Archer is doing most Of the
catching for the Cubs.
Ty Cobb. OF the Tigers, and Joe Jack
son. OF the Maps. are engaged in a see
saw battle for the batting leadership OF
the American League. Both are hitting
around .450 and they are taking turns
in leading.
The Athletics outran, outfelded and
outbatted the Maps yesterday In the first
Of their four game series, and annexed
an easy TO ] victory.
Falkenberg, the human hatpin" who
essayed the twiriing duties for the
Maps yesterday, was bombarded from
the slab In the eighth inning, suffering
his second defeat Of the season.
The Giants went 20 bat in the eighth
inning Of their game with the Pirates
two runs to the bad and promptly har-
vested three tallies as the result of
few hits, which additional runs won the
game
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
PITCHES
TO-DAY; HOWELL
MAY FACE HIM
By Joe Agler.

~HATTANOOGA. TENN. June 10.
King Brady will twirl to-
DAYS game with Dunn receiv-
ing his slants Kid ElbeTfeld viii
probably use BIS new college pitcher
Howell. or maybe Sommers. his star
southpaw.
The Crackers opened their series
here with 4 winner. Grimes, the
twirler who won eleven straight
games IN the Central Association,
made his debut against US and. rs
usual. We got 70 him iu the fifth. aft
er the fans thought the Lookouts had
the contest sewed up. We kept on
going after we once started and could
no; he stopped tn We had five runs
across the plate.
Joe Councilman tViTled the Kind
Of ball that viii win many a bal.
game The runs scored against him
were made on errors He VIII save
many a game on the right side ~ the
ledger with the Crackers hitting be-
hind him
Joe Dunn caught a grand game.
and his two ply smash broke up the
contest after yours truly singled with
the bases fun. Wallop Smith got an
other triple. hitting II far over FL
ston's head IN right field. and scored
on Bisland's fly.
WelchonCe broke his favorite bat In
the contest, but IS not a bit supersti-
tious and win be out to-day hitting
just as hard as IN previous games.
Coyle is out Of the game with bad
wrist He was hit by a bail In the
Nashville series, which cripples the
Kids infield somewhat Williams is
not the hitter that COyle is
We should take at least two out Of
three OF these contests. with King
pitching as he can and with the
Crackers hitting that ball as we
should. we ought 10 take an easy
game
The Lookouts are drawing fairly
well The crowds are coming out 10
witness the games, and they certainly
are loyal fans and good rooters
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

the Philadelphia pitchers. The Quak-
ers are bound 10 slump but | do not
know how far that slump will go. At
least our chance to return home from
this trip in first place is gone now.
THE Cubs do not look to me like
any more Of pennant posi-
hility now than they did when they
were in New York on their first trip
East They are weak in the pitchers
box. The rest Of the team is fine, but
/ cannot figure any club with the
pitchers possessed by the Cubs as
penuant winner IN the National
League this year. when there are such
STATS as the Philadelphia, Pittsburg
and New York corps.
The Pirates have surprised me.
Just when It looked as If they we're
going to slide into their true gait and
begin climbing, they dropped the Sc
ries 10 the QuakerS. | cannot under
stand why that club does not get 90
ing consistently, because the material
Is certainly there, both in the field
and the pitchers box. | suppose
/ Clarke's team will just about hit its
stride against us this week
THE rest Of the clubs In the Ma
tional League, with the possible
exception Of Brooklyn, are clearly out
Of the going. The Superbas have
very outside chance but II does not
look good with their pitchers moving
as badly as they are at present.
Brooklyn has not the robustness to
withstand the rigors Of a hard cam
paign, TO my mind. The team is good
for only a short squirt. II was some
fancy pitching which put it up with
the leaders for a time. had figured
Philadelphia to fade I'm the same way.
hut these boys seem to he trying to
show me up by sticking I still ad-
here To my notion that pittsburg will
begin To climb shortly. and the race
will narrow down to "A battle between
the Pirates and Giants in September
Pittshurg has always been better
road club than when il is playing on
the home grounds Perhaps that may
partially explain its present showing.
/ Copyright. 1913 by the Mcclure News
paper syndicate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
CARPENTER AND WELLS
TO MEET AGAIN IN NOV.

LONDON, June 13.-Georges Car
pentier, the French heavyweight
pugilist, and Bombardier Wells, the
British heavyweight, signed articles
day for a return match in London
on November, On June l Carpen-
tier knocked out Wells in the fourth
round at Client, Belgium, and won
the heavyweight cham pionship of
Europe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
WHITE sox LET TWO GO.

EVANSVILLE IND, June 10
Pitcher Tiny" Barker has been Sc
cured by Evansville from the Chi
cago White Sox. Barker was sent to
the Wausau team of the W. l. League
at the end of the White Sox training
trip. Pitcher Billy Smith, secured
from New ORLEANS. has been released
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
JENNINGS DRAWS SUSPENSION.

NEW YORK, June l3.-Hugh Jen-
nings, manager of the Detroit club OF
the American League, was notified
to-day Of his indefinite suspension by
President Ban Johnson for alleged
abusive language TO Umpire Fergu-
son in the game at Washington re-
Gently
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
MuRPHY GErs WINNEa

Los ANGELES. June 10. Harlem
Tommy Murphy has been offered
match with the winner Of the Jack
White-Johnny Dundee fight, which
takes place here next Tuesday night.
In the belief that Murphy wifi accept
July 10 has been announced by a pro-
moter as the date for the bout
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
COAST BATTLE
WILL Be GREAT
BETTING AFFAIR
BY Ed w. Smith.

TiltAGO, ILL, June l3-Npt IN
I years have the boxing fans
been presented with a fighting
card that has so completely torn
them out on the Pacific Coast as this
little affair between Willie Richie
lightweight and Jose Rivers The
scrap rs set for the Glorious Fourth
and surely should be one royal bat
tie. But at the same time II is such
an open affair and such q hard one
10 dope out that il doubtless win prove
one Of tho biggest betting affairs
ever known on the coast or any
where else.
pY way Of making it an exception
- ally good one the state Of Cali
foruia, perhaps the strongest dis
trict In the Union for boxing, VIII
be split exactly in twain over the
battle TO begin with, Rivers Will get
almost the unanimous support Of he
southern part Of the state while San
Francisco, unwaverlng In It's support
Of fits own. will go 10 the Richie end
as n the whole thing We're over right
now. This viii make one most eN-
citing contest. and 70 is certain that
the remainder OF the country viii
follow suit and plunge on this en-
counter.
THE peculiar ending of the VOL
CAST match, in which both men
were accused Of foulinR and the
referee came In for lot OF censure
and the equally strange ending or the
Richie Wolgast battle, which was
given TO Richie on a foul have al
ways created puzzliuE questions TO-
the fight fans To argue over Many
were led 10 believe from the Los
Angeles reports that Rivers proved
10 be the ster Of WolEast that aft
ornoon and a good many others VIII
always believe that Wolgast was
robbed by that foul decision with
Richie Thus 10 goes with
the eternal question of supremacy
never fully or completely decided
Now we are to have Rivers booked
up with the clever Richie In long
contest Surely that should settle 4
whole lot Of arguments.
TOMMY WALSH, who should know
L the coast situation as well as
ANYBODY. thinks Richie will have a
rather strong shade over Rivers IN
the milling on the Fourth. Tommy
returned 10 the city the other day
ON "A scouting tour for Tom MCCarey
az Los Angeles He wants To scare
up some good fighting material In the
llghtweicht division for q tourna
mept that MCCarey is thinking OF
staging during July and August
Tommy is of the opinion that SUI
perior speed and size vii. nave mugh
to do 90 encompass the downfall. 81
the Los Angeles boy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
PIRATES BUY CATCHER

DAVENPORT, IOWA, June 10
Bob Coleman, premier catcher Of the
Three-I League. has been sold to the
Pittsburg team IN the National League
and will report TODAY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

JHdLIdnoOga :. .sIVI 1UV VUV-4
Atlanta o.. o.. o. o.. 100 005 010-1
Summary: Stolen bases-Johnston
2; Long, Bailey. Sacrifice hits-Bai-
ley, Blsland, Agler, Councilman, Will
Hams. Two-base hits-Dunn, 2.
Three-base hits-FIick. Smith. Dou-
BILE play-Street to Flick. Hits-On
Grimes, in innings. with runs.
Bases on balls-Of Grimes. 3. Hit
by pitcher-By Grimes, Alperman, 2;
by Councilman, Williams Struck out
By Kroh, 2; by Councilman, 6. Time
300. Umpires-Hart and Rudder-
ham.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
BASEBALL SUMMARIES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Games Friday.

Atlanta at Chattanooga.
Montgomery at Memphis.
Mobile at New Orleans
Nashville at Birmingham.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Xxx
CHRlSTY MATHEWSONS'
BIG LEAGUE GOSSIP

regain M ATTN stride the t repeat
L. all h not been lifting ndrentyaI Frtn
/ dnoau UNgdn
Iuara dTeseaua
bA tina he
Is n the Gist course The adwokn heanyTn gwm
a suIdc cup erp
of the season like whrw oyu
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

The French boxing authorities must
- looking Tor easy game for their
reavvWe lEr- champion. George Carpeu-
Ter. when rnev afTer Rodel the Boer
boxer. q bout with Carpenter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Tack NfcCarr0- aud Young Jack
o. Brien the stars Of Jack p'Eriens sta
BILE are resting up after q somewhat
strenuous season
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Totals
Atlanta.

Chattanooga o.. O.. ..101 200 900
Atlanta .. q. .. 100 COS 010-7
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Frank Whitney writes from Cedar
Rapids that he Is anxious 10 pick up
some bouts His wife died recently and
he says he must hustle and get some
money I am ready 20 meet any Of
he nghtwe gifts, he writes Whitney
has a standing challenge 10 any 1873
FOUNDER in tho world A bout between
Whitney and Charlie White should prove
a hummer for anv promoter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Charlie White has grabbed two more
matches He has signed 70 box Harry
Trendall. n St Louis lightweight. IN the
latter city on June rs After this affair
Charlie Is TO take on Jack Britton In a
s0-round engagement al New orleans
on July
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

The Giants went 20 bat in the eighth
inning Of their game with the Pirates
two runs to the bad and promptly har-
vested three tallies as the result of
few hits, which additional runs won the
game.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
ThursdaY,a ReauIts.

Atlanta Z, Chattanooga 4
Mobile 3, Memphis ?
Birmingham s, Nashville /
Montgomery s, New Orleans 1.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Tickets for tho big show are going
fast and a banner house should be
present Saul and his followers Will be
al the ringside to cheer the Hebrew
on 70 a good start In his come back
effort
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Falkenberg, the human hatpin." who
essayed the twirling duties for the
Maps yesterday. was bombarded from
the slab in the eighth inning. suffering
his second defeat Of the season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Frankie Burns Is working hard In
Chicago for his ten-round battle with
Johnny Coulon a week from Friday
night at Kenosha. Wis. This viii be
the fourth scrap between the pair They
have agreed 10 make ll6 pounds ring
side
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

winner Of the Hurdce-JaCE White bout
which is billed to take place at Los
angeles on June &c. Tom NcCBroy.
who is staging the 81 has offered Muir
ply he matcT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

~HATTANOOGA. TENN, June 10.
King Brady will rWirl to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
ALBUQUERQUE WILL
LAY STREET PAVING
r. '. Lanham, of Texas Bifulithie Com
pany, to Begin Circulation of Pc
titions Among Property
Owners.

Albuquerque, n NJ, March 21-More
than four miles Of pavement will be
laid in Albuquerque this summer il
F. V. Lanham, Of the Texas Bitulithic
company, is able to cs Try out his plans.
Mr.. Lanham told mayor Sellers yes
terday that he would begin today the
circulation of petitions for paving
streets He expects to have these pc
ulons ready to present to the council
within two weeks. He is anxious to
begin work early this year in order to
complete the entire paving program
before cold weather halts work.
The PAYERS will not be idle while
the petitions are in circulation They
viii begin work on First street, from
the yiaduct TO Tijeras avenue, soon.
Lanham informed the mayor. The
Albuquerque Traction company last
summer asked the city to postpone this
work until next April.
The work on First street will be be
gun early, probably at the viaduct,
Central avenue il is expected that the
trolley company will have decided
where to place the switch made nee
essary by the operation OF through
cars from the Highlands to Old Albu-
querque.
First street property owners in the
vicinity of Copper avenue, II is under
stood, have no objection to the lOca-
ton Of the switch at the foot Of Cop
per avenue. Mayor Sellers is informed
that the street car company already
has the material for the switch and
probably will begin work soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
You Must Have Faith
This Alone VIII Help You to the
Success That You Hope u
tlmatcIy TO Achfevc.
Ella Wheeler WiIIeoU
y ELF-PITY. harsh judgments Of

q ELF-PITY, harsh Judgments Of 9TH
- ers. envy. jealousy, doubt mental
Incidence, weak Iongings for more
than you have won by strong endeavor,
all these things prevent more men from
becoming successful than all the unjust
conditions which exist in out Industrial
systems.
Waste of thought is the most COM
mon waste which exists, and there is
no extravaganza so lar reaching and
so vast in its devastating results
For thought is the God given power
which was meant for man 10 use con-
strucuVely, and to nave, and be, and do
whatever he wished
If you are a merchant, waste no time
or breath in talking about the dlShOu-
esty and UNIV Orthiness Of your rivals in
Losing Ground Yourself
If you are a physician or beauty
specialist, or a dressmaker, or teacher
Of wisdom, the same advice applies TO
you All the vitality you can draw from
space keep to make your own methods
successful
Each time you indulge in criticism
and backbltlnS. or IN open uenuncla-
ton of the methods Of some competitor,
you are losing ground yourself
This is the law and you cannot
change it
Every time we stop in our appeal TO
the forces within or without for
strength and aid to criticize a Fellow
man, who follows some other line Of
procedure, We turn off the current the
Divine electrician has always IN work
ing order for our use
There is room for every sincere soul
on Gods earth
No one can crowd another. No one
can injure anOther's business
You alone can inture or interfere with
your own affairs, and the surest way
to do it is to interfere with the affairs
of another.
Wish every man godspeed. No mat
ter if he opens a place Of business next
door TO you in direct competition with
you, wish him godspeed-
Say to him and say TO Yourself
There is room for good workers ev-
eFywhere- We are like two stars in
space, and one does not interfere with
the others light We only give the
world more light"
i may be hard work to bring your
self into this state OF mind, but once
you arrive there, you viii be conscious
Of new power. new force
II your competitor is on a lower
plane and opened his business merely
TO injure you, rest assured this attitude
Of mind VIII have tenfold the power to
overcome his efforts that a reSentfui
and defiant one would have.
Conserve your forces Nothing dissf-
pates them like flaw picking Think
about your own splendid possibilities
and let your mind reach out for new
ideas and new developments in what
you are doing, not back and down,
seeking flaws in what your competitors
are doing.
Let other artists paint. let other au-
thOrs write, other merchants sell, other
actors act, and other singers sing.
Wish them all glory, success. happi-
ness
Lift your soul to the vastness Of
space and refuse to be petty and small
and Jealous and critical
Ask for all the force, all the light.
al The wisdom that is being stored up
for your use. Receive II, and go your
way.-COpyright 1913, by Star company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
WHAT IS WRONG?
Many People in FL PasO are Asking
That Question OF late.

Within the last few weeks, more
people than usual have complained of
frequent sneezins fits. tickling in the
throat, stcppage in the nose, spasms of
coughing, raising Of mUcus, droppings
have asked themselves what is the
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The trouble is that they are affected
with catarrh and unless immediate
steps are taken to remedy their con-
ditiOn, the disease will increase and
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
ALBUQUERQUE SEES
THE NEWEST SKIRT
Men Stick Around to See How Wearer
Accompanies Feat Of Getting On
EuSfbOUnd Limited.


Albuquerque, n. ", March 2I.-Oue
Of those fashionable skirts. de-
scribed in style papers As fuller at the
hips and knees but tighter At the ar
lles, worn 6y a passenger an the
eaStbOund California limited yesterday
evening, attracted considerable atten-
ton and some comment when the fair
wearer prOmcnaded the Santa Fe sta
ton platform here.
This was the first of these spring
dress innovations to be seen in Albu-
querqUe. but Albuquerque femininity,
thanks to magazines edited by arbi-
ters Of fashion, knew that it was
stylish" and that probably is all the
Wearer cared about.
Few women. however, were in the
crowd that witnessed the appearance
CT the new skirt. The verdict Of the
men, who made up the majority Of the
spectators, was that they preferred the
good old skirt-tight All the way up
The new skirt reminded one Of a you
ayes trousers minus the bifurcauon-
The crowd hung around" to see how
it was done when she boarded the train
The wearer continued to promenade
until the conductor called " board Ev-
identity she wanted exercise-as much
as she could get Then a glimpse Of
silk stocking and it was all over
The skirt was of a dark clOth--w hat
kind, only woman or dry goods clerk
knows. The circumference around the
bottom was something less than any
skirt ever before worn in Albu luer-
que, unless il was shortly after the
ADVENT Of hObble skirts A slit several
inches long on the left side, to the
front. displayed an ankle. The knees
bagged
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