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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Feds Ready for War.

rfTTSBURG. &arrh ;1-Eavari y Gvi-n-r. q
irrsI csptfaluf. tafsT -t1 icraally ele-tet grfsl
f~-f 81 she rttutuE Tsf-rai league tear.
rrurl E1iuE zffcT ball .iaTrra
tkst 80 rar iurf W az 10, sol1g - stop -
eo1f-a-'r Ne have plenty O -lo1sg a1i % is
rriur 70 - t1 ths snf.' William y hsrr
treasurer o, ne club. syzer'rf
=, - rss;irE io1ET it rtr cer'iei % inTIn-s
F,17-t!i:nn pErs. ths l2-al fssafL i,s<1a baii
- al n rosf % - ngo Tne rl'-1fr-- fssu
,il leave fo- r1r,ANurE Va. 80 ;rririHs camp.
rsu-rar- uisff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
NOTED SPORT N|RI|
DIES WHILE ASH
w, w. Naughton No
VIII Entertain With /
Superb Articles.
By n
BY International Ncvs serv,c.

By International Nevs SeryIcs
SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
NaughtoD. president of the p
sporting editor Of the E1amina, !.
knowlcdgcd throughout the vnr,s
greatest authority and most ,o..
writer on various sports, d,ed tbls
Ing at his home IN this CITY frnr
tack OF heart failure.
Death came 10 him in sleep ard 4
was peaceful and painless. iio IA,
confident that he had overcome
and serious attack OF the h,.r
looking forward To a conlinuato-
generous lie and useful carpsr
his sleep he ceased To brsatba
the fun flush of splendid ans
fled manhood nc was no more.
Mr. Naughton had had SON.
trouble for the past six months 4,
Charles u, McGettigan. the fars;-
sician. kept warming him 10 be cs1.
his diet and his activities. On
February 81. he awakened Mt & S,.
the morning with Il feeling Of :
ton and sent for DR.. Frates, a u1,
in the neighborhood OF his houf
Ninth a avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
ALL HALLOWS WILL
HAVE STRONG NINE

viz urorp--'s fer our ~ tht be1- hssstslI team,
of iis hlrtnr-. AT HaliCsa viu NndoustsIiy Dc
90 ~ tts ltlvoE-st CprtsatSu foT Tho hist school
. rarF luu-lin fariuE TO- cualinE s@is0n. A. The
zeal - urr uafs-tal rosia have 10 - rriisd upan
onif ttfe~ 90 ftC -rEusr giyrihe-r of iast ysrr
ffsw srhaoi ftis fsaznr- grrNrirhs :.
fs7urteii. ~. saa louuE. if fcsrizia.. HsEinninE
-iih rcsulal practice. tgrsver. srvrtai pcw Inen
- runridrfstie rgprrlrnrc reported shsrTlii sui
lirsH. nriii7 ard Coz .go anything llt ncu al,
80 E1uF
VIII tfslc mrn .rt frclty recruits sho~iag "
s.tfeuf ftr-afir SELL tfrre slU b. lot % ftrf ua-
's|iti IRON uhlrh ssie-f srfsdy nine. grE
fl oi4-firs eIt b. tcld hr-~sf1rth. -hIch -iil
c-afis ftc css~hes 20 80 li1e on ftb CO. mon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
TWO TEAMS IN CLOSE
RACE FOR CITY TITLE

In the city league the Wlndsors won thycc
straight games from the Nationals last usht
Zimmerman high with a total OF $40 In the
Commercial league the Utah-DlIlos won two games
out Of thrco from the smith-Faus team. Walker
was high with total ot 5e.
Next week Will be tho last wcck Of play IN the
City loaeUc. II Is qUcnt!on whether the Broad
ways the Business Men will win fr,t place
Tonight the La Mcgas and the Sircycll- -Pstcrsons
play. Last nights scores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
spanish rork oelebratcs.

Tts srsrirh Tc-f s,sts-tsfi team v ssissra-irr
tr hirh ahr1i rssr rio-.fhiD fiftc-s r., issf --~k
90 rfsfsr3Fv 81 ths t-fn rffs ar The rulfsr-
-lfp - tfsH -tsrs thsg Ners TIE gurslr of 80
are tslrn ln su;rufetils 20 sfi 80 frsfrr-isT
s-Brrs. rh-r~ thsr urr- srIErisfusI ar1 gives q
sll-urs- - 49, hsrrr sd oi Cciirze lie frSi-r
rri+slog .hr rra<N - ~ ac~ state chauos was
r.rrsfa - fh- sauifv team fifrr rcarr szs as
ise rsar rrr ~ uc mn shr Brought -
r,rr-l---fir m fhc sat' t+rrht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Feds Need Practice.

IND1kSApOIJs March io.-Fouyteen players.
t-rIpdirr william Phillips OF thc lndlauEpons
FcdoJsl league team. left this afternoon ior i@eeu @
srrlnr traiulug camp AZ wichita falls. ieh Fpu
,lsvcr- Pitcher Su,iin and FhlkenhH-S Aun
Catchers Rari8sn and Tsrtcr. are slreaey ~ VIC
r.mp and Others -lii ,oin the party al 81 LoutS,
me kansas city Federal league team also VII!
trniz A. WIchiia Falls and Manager Philips ,aia
~. .onaGs would be divided tor the praets,so
game 20 prevent the comparative stTchEln oI Sne
- ,..r,s belnx shouu before the season opens.
the FEDERAL league team. he said are marc pu'
for nrsr,icc ramss as organised clubs are not PCT
u,iiteA 20 play Win tho Feicrals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Noted as Athlete.

Naugnton was born in Auckland. y. z.
1851, and began his career as 40 Ast :,
paper writcr in 1856 In Saa Franeisoo.
the newspaper business from the pTimrs
beginning on the New Zealand Her1a
his youth be was notable as poiat
runner. swimmer and msrksInan. az
uncommon Tor him 10 win au staleaa
match In the morning. vritc " up
put his own story into typo drr'ng U
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Ping" Bodie Signs.

uripr.. sosic the hard-hitjiuS outNclder OF inc
Chicago A,nerieaux hAs 6iEnod islS contract, &c
eordlns 20 message from Sacramento. Ih, w.
Inc white sox zero 10 play a practice sanlo TO-
DAY. =. a.. sox
pitehor Eadie Clcous ls tho only one o. me eSs
rhr haa nor Yet signed and Il IL UNDERSTOOD he
A. bcsIrr on; Tor an advance IN salary necar.'
a, no GOOD record he made iaa, year ClGo,,e ~
said 10 have been offered pace n 'no f'"'A
The schedule meeting OF tho american 9sosls-
lion which WAS 20 have beeu held here totaoIIoe'
n., bccn r.ost poued 10 Ma-ch u. IhiE announce
uicu, WAs made from the office Of President 'h''-
I-s~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Notre Dame Schedule.

NoTRE DAME. Ind. March io.-The footba
schedule OF Notro Dame university for 1914 WI
last nght as follows.
October 3-Alma college at NotGe Dame.
October i0-FVcshmen with varsity.
October I7-Yalo AZ New Haven.
October 2i--South Dakota at Sioux Falls.
October Sl-Haskcil az Notre Dame.
November Army at West Point.
November lf-Carllsle az Chicago
November 26-SyTaouse at Syracuse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Bill Bradley Manager.

NEW YORK March io.-forns. ahHosns.t'ent
q, ne appolrtrnenf or ~Uiu'' Bradley 90 manager
., nc Broosiyn Frte-ai league club. HAs Iase
br-r this afternoon by officials Of toe clpo. bTso-
ler pIay,a bird tsHs fnr the tcronio 'Mn o. INC
iute-uatiorsI league last ssarnn. -,
The siEninr o. Daniel Murphy. iormer hela eap-
tain Of ne Phiiadeipaia American league o'hD' vas
ai,o ronfirrgf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
SMTTH-FAUs
UTAH.DIXIE
De Orc Takes Lead.

NEw YORK. March l0.-Alfred De Orc OF Cuba.
,hrcc-eushioo billiard champion, took a command
ing lead tonight In the frBt block OF nlty points
Of three nights match With Fred Eames o. Doo-
De ogo ran out In piDety-tvo innings while
Eames scored twenty -nino points. Tho champion
made c! six and the cLGllcngefs best wa,
.Jf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Browns Squad Leaves.

ST LOUIS March io-The major squ'a ., - -
81, fogl, Fcisral league rstebaii team DEPARTED
tonight for their tfsirlng aua-ts-S AZ Monroe IA
Tho parrv -as MAD. NJ o. NanaEor AofieA'
grrruu rftsen plavcrs and ps~Tpaper mcr.
pel nraLr ,ho former pcifnlt piichrr. - TIC
sr-r tnrrnbsr o. the team ~uO VIII Be unsblf 70
issyc fo- the training ramp Before ne1t N@ck lne
rlsrsr. -h1 accompanied BTosn tonish; ~e-e srld-
sell slrcn. Hartley Crsniall Droor- heTo.F-'
rpir-hmsn. Jcnucy. Tnhln- Wliiihns HuEa sine
t,--s YUies Korfrers Boucher and Mathcwa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Golfers 20 Play In England.

Xi-w roUg ni-~a ie-gr~s Hs-r-rho-. %; Car
90 CiiT. tvirs runrsrlB ia the -stionrl iea-
tif rrfrlr cr-1lr sri Formerly hoier ~ thc Net
r-rciifs1 tifie. rNi all 81 -n~ .rrsrrhip Baltic
rest 1Nsr-irf flf rsgirr4 ir -uurru~ With -.
-n-ra n Travc-r tte h1issr sf Ifr naiirrri tue
Frse~Fr arf Herfr-h1f' sifs vtt ssniulch TO
zrfhrf s-f ftslr rifr rrrrrlrr u,afrfrr over
fnrio-Ir Nfifsii ecurrf Affrr ffr r-rrfrrfr r-fr-
rsns1' T. Msy ttSf ri1 g. 80 Frsn~n fof t1e
ff~rtt -reui anI r'fi rsfuIa - ruztsrG In tt->
fo~ tha oprallE tcgrntr-rut a. Prssfrick Tsyr
sfIl taii frI krrFlra sb-1u' taiF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Angels Bes, Sox.

FEDLAsyus. cal, Narrs - Sent,
n L
To- Aagrlss cnsss isEEg-. .......,.-..-f -
N7ifs EoI 10. t......-.- --.i 2
Hst,ssiss-Ss-Tei,. isy- anf H-'fmsr. Hru1tl
Errlth r-euEh s~6 NaFer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Griggs a Federal.

TOPEKA kan March ia--A-t CrlEEf last
vsar firs' bassman O, she Noatrcsl club, 10 ths
lrtsrratirnsi league. tonight announced he hae
sirrci ~ltf the B-cofiyu FEDERAL fcsEge team
grirrs torrne~iy pIsycd fhe 81 Louis hmeTi-
"a i-trus team auf has risyci in Toieio and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Lincoln Team Wins.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
TOoEJE, March io-rbo Lincoln boaketball tear1
tonight defeated the district school seventh grade
team In a clean game. The score 10 10 rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Butte Makes Progress.

According 70 2 telegram received late
last night from Duckey'' Holmes. he viii
have real baseball team, sayB tha Ru,,c
Miner. Duckcy' doesn't giva ont snv
details. bot he seems. according 10 hls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Joe Benz Weds.

CHICAGO. wsrth fp-Io.srh Z. rs1s r, Bate.
Vile izs-. pllehsr Tor ths Chssss5 basshal tsarl
~ tis Arnfrirsl traz1e. var msrrie1 today 20
Nist Alice L~i1T ~ NhiGag1. te1E sent Ms pro.
pr-sf from Hsniia b. cable o. Me- Years dsf
phlto ~ pith th4 pnrid roa-inE issrisr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
ST. Louis Feds or.

..n--.t r~uir Frhefal league baseball team pndcr
trr ehaperonaEc n Wc-derul Brown mansEe;. lcL'
..--s-L Ln- ,Ion-uc u We -llnr l------E -----
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Averages and Standings
in City Bowling League

The Individual averages and standing o. teams
IN the City bowling league follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Kcdak Pictures Finlshei.

Mail ns your films Salt Lake Photo
Gppply Co, IS9 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers (AdyeTtisement.l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
Still After Murphy;
New Charge Against
Chicago Magnate

NEW YORK. Feb. Tiff Joe Tink-
er will produce a cablegram which he
says he received from Charles MUIR
ply, who was in Europe when he
learned that the shortstop had been
sold to Brooklyn by Cincinnati for
$4,000, the National League men will
bring charge OF tampering against
the Cubs owner. When Tinker was
here the other day he said
Murphy ca bled me to have moth
ing to do with the Brooklyn club un-
Ill | heard from him. 1t was a clear
case of tampering with me and Sc
rious offense against organized base
ball"
The National League men, it is
said. will ask Tinker to produce the
cablegram if he has it in his posses
sion. If not. he will be asked to get d
copy from the cable company. There
is some doubt, however. as to Tinker
real attitude toward Murphy. Organ
lied baseball men told a story yester-
day to the effect that several weeks
ago Tinker. who was ready to desert
the Federals, named Murphy as the
man with whom to conduct the nego-
tiations. whereupon the matter was
dropped.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

CHARLES MURPHY he Man of
with proceeding
with him 1t sort of Apooga Sua Vita which translated
Mr. Ar. frs and
e sai National League is going
which fills with probably
a
beenth
Of
the of
of make
i'm the
asked the
a
Mr. aft to
a he is all he
him
OUGHT TO some tips in
.wh be the home Winter
{. well
of He
marked that advantage of plenty of pepper
MR. RlTcHEY's aL>of the doctors tests
he snowca off his Tight with Murphy.
And ducL all
The PlTTssuRe CLUB announces that it win Honus wag
ing his baseball life
lowing Levins
TO
a wrestling match
EVERY EVIDENCE is
Frank the
club. although lie he will lose
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
National League in Sorry Plight
Americans Want Murphy 0usted

at OWN the controlling interest in
the Chicago club and l defy any
one to take it away from me. III
stick as leader of the Cubs for as
long time as l want. And that will
be some time to come" is Murphy's
attitude.
Charles w. Somers owner of the
Cleveland American League Club and
whose money made the American
League possible, seems to have voiced
the opinion of the entire American
League when he said:
Well, we can't feel too hard to-
ward the Federals. for the methods
they are pursuing now are the same
methods we pursued when we were
making our start"
HE National Leaguers on the first
day of their meeting. here APP
pointed a war committee" to make
plans for a concerted fight on the
Federals in conjunction with SINH
lar committee to be appointed by the
American Leaguers. But when the
proposition was put up to Ban john
son he Immediately turned it down.
Most of the National League mag
mates who came here in a CHEEKY and
happy frame of mind filled with the
thoughts OF prosperous sea son, are
either back at home now or on their
way there in a panie-s stricken con-
dition.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
Lung Trouble Yielded
To This Medicine

II are suffering with Lung Trouble. or II
YOU know n some unfortunate person so az
ricled. would YOU take the trouble Of fully In
yesugRting medicine which has brought about
complete recovery il number of very serious
casesl To Eckman's Alternative. remedy far
Throat and Lung Troubles. has been given the
fullest credit OF restoring health in large num-
Der Of vases. Read ihis
1913 Giiard Ave. Fhiia.. Pa
Gentlemen: In Tie winter " 1893 l had an
attack OF Grippe. followed by Pneumonia, gud
had cough, uight swests. fever and raised guam
titles OF awful lOohinE stun anu later l had
many hemnrg ages a. one time three in three
successive DAYS. Min and eggs became so dis
tasteful | could Keep nothsag down Three ply
silans treated me. l wsS ordered 20 the noun
taiHs. but did 90. ECkmau's Alternative was
recommended by friend. After taking small
quantity ] had the flrSt quiet nights sleep flJ
weeks. Nv improvement was marEed from u c
first | ssined strength and weight and appe-
cough gradually lessened until entirely gone.
perfectly wen
tAfdayii ANNIE F. LoUGHRAN
ttboye shhreyizied more on rcGuestl
Eckmsn's AHerative has been proven BY many
wears lest 10 he most sracscous tor severe
Throat aud Lung Affections Rrnncbius. Brrn-
chisl Asthma. stubborn Colds End In uphuild-
Ing br system contains no narcotics. poiscrs
or habit forming drugs. sold hs an I~vets
DRUG stores and other lesdiuE druEEtS5s
Write the Eckwsu La,ors'org, rhtsiepuis.
"a. tor booklrt telling nj rccofcsic> ami al
ditonal evidence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

Joe Superior, one Of Atlanta's best
little fighters. left last night for Allan
tic City, \. j.. where he is to go in
business with his brother During his
more than thirty fights, while but one
boy. Tim Callahan, has been credited
with victory over him.
During the last eleven days Joe has
taken part in seven bouts and has
Superior was always willing to give
away weight in order to get a match,
and would no doubt have developed into
one of the best ringmen in the game
field.
John Wagner, the Racine Wis. pro-
moter, has landed a prize match for his
club on March 5. Wagner has signed
Charlie White. the Chicago wonder. to
meet Johnny Griffiths on that date. and
the pair should put up merry battle.
Griffths and White met in Akron
Ohio, for twelve rounds about two
months ago, and although Charlie was
awarded a shade by most of the critics,
the bout was said to be one of the fast
est and best staged in the Ohio city in
years.
= Daniel Morgan has at last been
terrific driving he has been giving Bat
Ting Levinsky The fighter has had to
cancel four bouts, due to a cracked
shoulder through overstrain.
Johnny Coulon. who recently injured
one of his hands in a bout with Young
Sinnett. at Racine, Wis, reports thai
he is well again and has signed to box
in New York Therefore he will have a
hard time avoiding a match with Kid
Williams, who is one of the best ban
tams in the country.
Two good bouts will be staged in
Milwaukee if present plans are carried
out. Frank Mulkern is completing ar
rangements to stage a Wogast- Richie
bout. while James Coffroth is trying to
sign Charlie White and Leach Cross for
a match.
Packey Mcfarland is about through
drawing card in Milwaukee and it
will probably be some time before pro-
moters in the Brewer City will make
another attempt TO use him. Fans there
stf1 remember Packeys fiasco with
Britton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
Three Jobs for Cracker Manager
B. Smith ReCeiveSWelchonce Cup

In the matter OF other backstops.
we will just have to wait a bit. Still.
with j. Dunn and II. Reynolds in the
otfing, we are4not so badly off, at that
PlLLY'S next concern will be to weed
- out his long string of pitching
talent, and that is going to be no small
job, eithe'. At this distance it looks
as il Billy viii have a better staff 6
start the season than apy Cracker
team of recent years. But that is all
in the future, although the future is
closing in rapidly now
DEPARTMENT NO. > is being con
- Quoted by Mr.. Smith. ably assist
ed by Mr.. Parker. of the b. b. h. a.,
and one OF the busiest young men
during the playing season we ever go.
acquainted with.
They are looking after raft "f
spring cleaning a Ponce DeLeon
these ys-holy stoning the deck.
snoring up the main hatchway, and
doing things to the turf that remind
one of gardening in the 20 by so plot
in the back yard, where Mr.. Subbubs
fondly hopes TO see onions and
radishes sprouting in the gentle
springtime.
In our case, however it reminds us
that Louisville. of the American As
sociation, is 10 sprout a couple O.
practice games March is and on ST.
Patrick's well-known birthday, which
will be the fans first chance to see
their remodeled pets in action and gec
line on how Elble win I'LL Agler's
shoes and look over Amhy Mcconnell
al second base-and all the rest OF it.
Come on. YOU gentle springtime,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17

w just III the ' rise Of two weeks "Ss
distant, William Andrew
Smith is devoting his time and at
tention to two things, as follows:
l. Soaring up another catcher.
,. Getting the ball park in shape.
Until last night at about $50
o'clock William Andrew also had an
other job on his hands. to wit: Re
hearsing his speech of acceptance OF
the Honey Boy" Evans Southern
League batting trophy, won by Harry
Welchonce.
MIR. Welchonce being elsewhere. and
the II. b. MINISTRIES opening their
stand at the Atlanta Theater Monday
night William Andrew had TO take
the Chauncey Depoo job on his own
shoulders, with Major Galloway in the
wings as prompter. with the speech i'll
one hand and hook in the other in
case William Andrew stalled too long
nj EITHER the prompting nor the
hook was required, as W. A., for
tilted by much rehearsing and cheered
on by a huge gathering of fans pres
ent for Baseball Night" got away in
fine style in response TO the presen-
tation speech of Mayor Woodward
ems of time toting the three-foo cup
away from there. He felt his respon-
sibility too deeply to intrust il TO other
hands, and it is understood that not
being able to get to a safe deposit
vault. Billy tried to sleep with the gil
gantic mug under his pillow. This,
however is not substantiated,
Billy is not under bond for the sa &c
delivery of the prize, but we will stake
a small bit on Harry, getting the mug
on his appearance to take up his du-
ties as center fielder and captain
about March next
a $ to Department l of Mr., Smiths
4 other activities. dark. deep and
mysterious silence emanates from h. b.
headquarters whenever the subject OF
first-string catchers is mentioned,
There is persistent rumor that II.
Chapman is not dead 10 the Crackers,
only sleeping, but said rumor does no.
come out OF headquarters. II Harry
should wake up, it viii be a joyous
surprise to four persons we know. viz
Galloway, Ryan, Nunnally and Smith
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
By Frank G. Menke.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Ma
tional League, once the might
lest power in baseball, to-day
is on the brink of acknowledgement
lied baseball, as it is constituted, at
present. is face to face with the pos
sibility of dissolution. And the Fed
eral League to-day looms up as even
a mightier foe for organized baseball
than did the American League back
In 1901, when it made its winning
fight on the National League.
Disciplined by its own leaders, sub
jected to the merciless attacks of the
Federals and practically. unsupported
byr its American League allies, the
National League is in sorry plight.
Not only have the Americans failed
to exert every effort to help the Ma
tionals, but Ban Johnson and his
aides have delivered the final crush
ing blow with their ultimatum:
go EFT rid of Murphy! His actions
~ not only are affecting the in
terests of the National League, but
our interests and the entire interests
Vi oISdHiHeu pdseDdll as well Lei
loose of Murphy or take the conse-
quences.'
And the consequences" in this in
stance seems to mean that unless
the National League accomplishes the
immediate firing of Murphy, the
American League will cut itself loose
from the Nationals and form a new
organization. The minor league or
CARNATIONS have enough confidence
in Ban Johnson to follow his lead.
The National League magnates
want to rid themselves of Murphy,
but Murphy has declared that he
won't cut loose.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-17
Vandy Announces
1914 Baseball List

NASHVILLE. TENN, Feb. 1.-THE
1914 baseball schedule of Vanderbilt
University. which includes a series with
Chinese team, was announced to-day
as follows.
March lS-Nashviue Southern League
team
March Ell Nashville Southern League
team.
April = Cumberland, in Lebanon.
April 3-4-Tennessee in Knoxville.
April NASHVILLE Southern League
team.
April Michigan. in Knoxville.
April 15-l6-Georgia, in Athens.
April 17-1S-Tech, in Atlanta,
April Observance, in Nashville.
May l-2-Sewanee. in Nashville.
MAY lS-19-Chinese University OF
Hawaii