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DR.. Roller Will
Meet Mike Donnelly
WILL wRESTI4E AT BRO a D
STREET PARK MONDAY
NIGHT.

The match At the ball park Monday
night will be q great event.
Tho record breaking advance sale
Indicates that the ball park will be
filled. When time is called for DIR.
Roller and Mike Donnelly to go after
each other. 1t will mean that one OF
the most important championship
matches ever staged is taking place.
DIR. Roller, who meets Donnelly next
Monday night, is Americas acknowl-
edged wrestler. He now weights Els
pounds, Is trained down to a flne point
an,. confident OF keeping the wrestling
title safe in the hands Of an American.
DR.. Roller has been training like a
demon and will be in great shape for
his bout with the Irish champion.
When time is called for the Roller
Donnelly match, local lovers Of the
mat game will see the greatest wrest-
ling event ever staged in the South.
Most of the local mat followers are
bout. with the opinion about equally
divided regarding the outcome. The
looking forward to . long and fierce
seat sale has been q record breaking
one and q great crowd will greet the
men when the championship battle
starts next Monday night.
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PREP SCHOOL LEAGUE.
How the Teams Finished.

John Marshall. but he was driven to
the Cadets made three runs. He was
succeeded by Woodward. who held
the Benedictine boys r1iniess during
the remaining portion of the contest
But the damage had been done and
his good pitching counted for nougft
However, he deserves credit for the
manner in which he performed in the
box
Eddie Fletcher. the Cadets husky
hackstop, also played good game.
Only one man attempted to steal. on
him, and he was caught at the key
Stone station ON a perfect peg.
High schools only run came In the
eighth inning. when Wood was on
third base and Overrnan baked. John
Marshall had men on bases in sew.
eral innings. but fast fielding by the
Cadets prevented the White and Blua
boys from crossing the rubber more
than once.
Game Well Played.
The game was undoubtedly one of
the best ever staged by local prep
schools. as had been predicted. n
large amount WAS manifested In the
contest and approximately two thou
sand loyal rooters graced the grand
stand and enlivened the occasion with
frequent outbursts of applause, while
many yelis and songs were disported
by the followers Of both teams. 70
John Dugan and the loyal bunch who
gathered In one corner of the grand
stand belongs much. credit.
The Benedictine boys believe that
that their victory was due TO the EN-
Client coaching of Frank Bigbie Had
IL not been for his able assista nee
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ROANOKE TIGERS TAKE
SECOND FROM RICHMOND
Sloan Does Not Pitch Winning Ball. While Barnhart Is
Puzzle to the Colts and Allows Them
Only Three Hits.

ROANOKE. VA. May 22,--Pitchtng!
an excellent game and with support
above the ordinary. Barnhart, for
Roanoke, was able TO blank Richmond
this afternoon, To The visitors
secured only three hits and sent only
one man as far as third base. Roam
bke's only earned run came In the
fret, when Moran beat out an inield
hit, and Hummei hit TO deep center for
a homer. Sloane did not pitch winning
ball Roanoke has purchased Pitcher
Efrd, from Atlanta.
The score
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TAKES
GAME FROM TARS

NORFOLK, VA, May IA great
pitchers battle between McCleary and
Cochran this afternoon was won by
the Pirates in the seventh by the
score of Q TO 1. Norfolk scored in
the first and 1t looked like this lone
tally would win. but In the seventh
stanxa, with one man on first. Tee
put the bail out of the lot At no
other stage of the game did Ports
mouth have a chance to score.
The score:
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KANSAS CITY BEATS
BROOKLYN T|P-IOPS
ADAMS PITCHES TEAM TO VICTORY
OVER H0UCk, PITCHING
FOR BROOKLYN.
BALTIMORE is WINNER
WIN FROM CHIFEDs
AND CONTINUE WINNING
STREAk. RETAINING
FIRST POSITION.

BROOKLYN. n. Y. May 22--The
Kansas City Federals defeated the Tip
Tops today. 10 2. Better stick work
by the visitors did the trick
The score by innings: r. n. r.
Kansas City 400 OIL 6o0--s 10
Brooklyn ,.... 100 600 0oI--2 8
Batteries; Adams and Easterly;
Houck and Land. Umpires. Goeckel
and Kane.
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COOLERS PLAY TO
TIE WITH NEWS
UMPIRE NORCUM CALLS GAME
ON ACCOUNT OF DARK
NESS.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 22.--The
game between Petersburg and New
port News was called by Umpire Nor
cum this afternoon on account Of
darkness at the end of the tenth in
nins, with tho score tied all and the
sun more than half hour high.
This Is the first extra-inning game
played here this season and II was
mixed with both good and Indifferent
playing.
The visitors scored twice in the first
inning on one hit two errors, two
stolen bases and a balk, and scored
again In the fourth when Meixeli
walked, stole second, advanced to
third on Gondolh's single, scoring on
q wild pitch. They sent the tieing run
over In the eighth inning on Mullen's
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Athletics Win.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Taking
fun advantage of wild throws by
StanaKe and Heilmann in the first in
ming the Athletics today amassed FIVE
runs. and this lead practically clinch-
ed the second game with Detroit
which end 2 to s in the Philadelphian's
favor. Detroit made a plucky hght
to win the game. finishing strong
but the great lead of the champions
was too much to overcome.
Score by innings r. Fl. f
Detroit $500. 900 100 e12--6 ii 8
Philadelphia 52s 600 o0'--9 . 2
Batteries: Williams. Covaleskie.
Reynolds. Boehler, Hall and Stanage:
.Wyckoff. Bender and Schang. I'm
pires Connolly and Dineen
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Pirates Beat PhilIies.

PITvTSBURG, May 22,--The Pitts
burg Pirates this afternoon defeated
the Phillies, by score of to 2. They
scored six runs in the second inning.
which put the game high and dry
for them.
PHILADELPHIA 200 600 1ol--2 s 3
Pittsburg $50 600 20s--S Is /
Batteries: Marshall Jacobs, Doom
and Burns: Adams and Gibson. UNI
pires, Rigler and Emslie.
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CHICAGO. May 22.-The Braves
made It two straight from the Cubs
today beating them 2 to 0. 1t was a
pitchers battle between Vaughan and
Hess, and the veteran Won
Boston ..... 200 col 1903 3 0
Chicago 900 900 900 0
Batteries. Hess and Goudy;
Vaughan. s. Smith and Bresnahan.
Umpires. KLEIN and Hart.
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Summary: Two-base hits--Tennant,
Baxter. Home run-Tee. Stolen bases
Cleveland. Allen. Double plays-Mc-
Cherry to Baxter, Sacrifice hits
Mahon to Pressly. 2: Troy. Foster. Nc
Cleveland. Cook. Base on balls--Oh
Cochran. 2; on McCleery. 1. Left on
bases--Portsmouth. 5; Norfolk. L.
struck out--Hy Cochran. s.; by Nc
Cieery, :, Tame Of xans--1;35. Um-
pirss- Clark and Kslly.
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White SOx Lose.

BOSTON, May 22.-Foster shut out
the White Sox. | to 0, this afternoon
making thirty-eight successive in
nings that he has not been scored
upon. Brilliant fielding by Boston
prevented this record from being
broken today. Cicotte pitched grea,
ball also. but in the first inning he
passed Hooper. who went to second
on a sacrifice. to third on an out and
scored when Blackburn muffed Speak
er's liner and then booted the ball
Score by innings: r. III. K.
Chicago 80. 200 900 000-~0 q
Boston 100 600 000--1 0
Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk;
Foster and Thomas. Umpires. Chill
and Sheridan.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Kansas City in Brooklyn.
Chicago In Baltimore.
St. Louis in Pittshurg
indianapolis in Buffalo.
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KoanokA T ~
Summary: Three-base hh--Boyle
Home run--Hummel, Double play
tioaihv. Hummel. Graham. Sacrifice
hits--Rerger Boyle, Irmscher. Base
on baIIs-Ey Barnhart, 4. Left on
bases--Richmond. g.. Roanoke, 8.
struck out--By Sloan. s: by Barnhart.
4 wild pitches~~Siosn. Time of game
II 49, Irmpire--Tone. Attendance
500.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday

New York, s; st. Louis. l.
Rittsburg. 8. Philadelphia. .
Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn. 0.
Boston, 2, Chicago, 0.
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Stan ding of Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago in Boston.
Cleveland In New York.
ST. Louis in Washington.
Detroit In Philadelphia
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Cleveland. 9; New York. 2.
Boston, 4 Chicago. 0.
st. Louis. s. Washington. 4,
Philadelphia 3: Detroit, s,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark. 3; Montreal, 5.
Baltimore W. Rochester. rain.
Providence W. Buffalo, rain.
Jersey City W. Toronto. rain.
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FORMER COLT HURLER TWIRLS
GIVE POOR EXHIBITION
ATHLETICS WIN GAME
STOP DETROIT IN PENNANTWARp
FLfGHT-RED SoX LOSE CLOSE
GAME AND CLEVELAND
WINS.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The St.
Louis Browns punched two hits with
the same number of Washington's
errors IN the eighth inning today,
scored four runs and won the game,
"a
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Standing or Clubs.

Games Today. .--
Boston in Chicago.
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
New York in ST, Louis.
Philadelphia in Pittshurg
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterda y.

baltimore s. Chicago, s,
pittsburg, g. st. Louis. (called in
ninth on account of dsrkness).
Kansas City, s: Brooklyn, 2.
At Indianapolis Buffalo. postponed,
wet grounds.
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Pittsburg Plays to Tie.

PITTSBURG. May 22-The Federal
league game between Pittsburg and St.
Louis today was called at the end OF
the ninth inning, with the score tied,
to 3. Just after the home team
had tied the score a severe thunder
storm broke over the city and the rain
flooded the park.
The score by innings: r. n r.
st. Louis. .... goo 500 00e--S 8
Pittsburg -. ITO 600 co.'s 3 2
Called on account of rain at end of
NINTH Batteries: Groom and Hart
ley: knetzer and Berry. Empires,
Anderson and Cross.
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Reds Beat BROOKLYN.

CINCINNATI, May 22-with Earl
Yingling on the mound. Cincinnati
scored a victory over Brooklyn today.
6 to o. Yingling was aided in the
white-wash party by fast fielding.
Earl was in grand form.
Score by innings: r. II. f..
Brooklyn -. 900 900 600 0
Cincinnati -. 900 ola 01s---6 IL 0
Batteries: Pfetfer. McCarty and Mil
Ter. Yingling and Clark. Umpires.
orth and Byron.
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RUDE MARQUARD
WINS FOR GIANTS
GIANT PITCHER Is ~ FINE FORM
AND KEEPS CARDINALS HITS
SCATTERED.
REDS BEAT BROOKLYN
EARL YINGLISG TWIRLs GOOD
GAME FOR CINCINNATI AND
coon FIELDING HELPS
HIM WIN.
REDS BEAT BROOKLYN

ST. LOUIS, May 22.--Rube Mar
guards pitching In today's game was
too much for the Cardinals and the
Giants won. to l. The Cardinals
were unable to do anything with the
Rube's twisters. With men on bases
he was virtually unhitable.
Score by innings: r. II. r..
New York .1ad 0of o0I--5 l3 /
St Louis 900 ol0 000---I s 0
Batteries: Vanguard and Meyers
Perritt, Steele. Hageman and Snyder.
Empires, Quigley and Eason.
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Score by innings.

Score by innings. r. H r.
ST. Louis ..,.. 900 100 04o---s o
Washington 900 800 1905 II 4
Batteries: Hamilton. Mitchell and
Agnew; Ayers and Henry. Umpires.
Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
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BALTIMORE, May 22.-Raltimore
continued her winning streak today by
winning from the Chifeds by the score
of to 5. 1t was a pretty game, but
Baltimore had the best Of it all the
way through.
The score by innings: Ri. E
Chicago ....,. 100 022 000--5 8 3
Baltimore -. $50 900 sos /
Batteries: Lange. Fiske. Brennan
and Wilson Wilhelm and Russell
Umpires Mannassau and Bush.
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Yankees Lose.

NEW YORK. May 22-The
Yankees went down in defeat to the
Cleveland Maps here today by the
score OF 5 to 2. The game vas close
throughout
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Cleveland -. 900 col o00--3 s i
New York -. 900 600 020-2 2
Batteries: Hagerman and Carisch;
McHale. Schultz. Gossett and Rogers
Umpires. Evans and Egan.
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Game Well Played.

Continued on Sixth page.)
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tceai.ausa On ssxeasA PagAl
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Atkinson Knocked Out.
Atkinson started out to pitch for
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Baltimore Orioles
Defeat Athletics.

WILMINGTON. N. c., March 2s-
The Baltimore Internationals defeated
the Philadelphia American League
regular team here yesterday TO 9.
Two costly errors by Collins contributed
In Ia
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BOXING
News Of the Ring Game

Charley Whites services are wanted
hy Pueblo promoters. who plan TO match
BIN with Steve kefchel and Freddie
Welsh Nate Lewis manager OF White,
sad he would accept both matches II
Whites opponents viii agree to weigh in
az 1873 pounds four hours before the
tight
Jimmy Cofrroth Is said to have Of
feled I'D M0lgast $50 900 for four
moaths work in Australia. Wolgast
easily holds the. record for rich Light
Seight purses.
( George Chip, OF Pitisburg. who has
done ltte since he knocked q1t Frank
KLAUS, the former middleweight cham
piOn, Is scheduled 90 again enter the
ring % bout a. Akron Ohio with Gus
Christie. ri MilWaukee. it Is hoped
that George VIII not decide to pursue the
course ~ the other former stars and
pick out soft spots, hut that he win take
on some real 1--we ones IN the very near
future.
KID Wonder who has been trying tn
get some promoter here to put him on
with little success. says the boys around
here are lodging him. Wonder says he
VIII meet any boy Of his weight, winner
Take ali and declares this goes for Kid
Ncung. Never Prizes. Battling Kelly, Kid
YORK and Spider Britt
Young Goldman put VI By far the best
scrap ne has eyer staged ln Allanla
when he was shaded by Kelly last Tues-
day night II the Chattanooga boy puts
up q few more SCRAPS Of that cailber he
win not have to worry for work around
here.
Is. q. Eggers Is scheduled to arrive in
Atlanta Frid8y or Saturday for Ills bout
with Grant Tuesday night With both
boys on the battle-ground interest is
bound 10 Increase on the coming battle.
Epgers win be ACCOMPANIED by Eddie
slth his stable mate Billy Jacobs,
manager, and another srarring partner.
Young SinneiJ aud Tommy Walsh left
Chicagn last night f0r New Orleans,
whore Saueit aii battle Art Sinons.
ten rounds on Monday
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srnN wIMa

CHARLESTON WINS.
CHARLESTON, =. c., March 26.-aThe
Charleston South Atlantic League team
shut out the Citadel, lS to 0, Yesterday
afternoon. The collegians got but two
hits of the local pitchers.
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FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
y oEoRau 8. PHAIR.

THE ATHLETES BURDEN.
1t is an ancient baseball star,
he leGhs upon cane.
And teheR ne tries to ssGH nc sighs
Az if IL gircs him pain.
And acds II baseball, sir,n quotk I,
',THat paf Boa on The fritz.
And pddc BoR lame md bent Bour
frame
And crippled both gQar nittsg"
'0h. mir, tiHd sir" he doth drer,
III icasHf nat at an.
Il aerer hart to hit the dbt
Or iaRd upon the ball.
But tchea the Feds came 5attiHg In
dad tcmpted ne 10 jOfH
II beRt mn frame and made me ldme
70 carry all mn CON-
From an athletes point of view,
this is what might be called the
Golden Age of BASEBALL
Jack johnson arises to remark that
he has become socialist thereby
giving the cause Of socialism ter
reae wallop in the solar plTps-
While there may be SOMETHING in q
name, Captain Weakly is the strong
est gymnast in Mr.. i'oekefeler's uni
versity.
LINES TO c. THOMAS.
Gather nc HO0ers nhtie D0R BaaB
For then irilb som be dDing.
T0-morrop is another dan
And brickbafs man be flung.
A bail clifb, ,ehen It fails 10 aoin
Soon i0sos an It's glamour,
And those ichO leormlg shako yOgr I'm
HiH SO0a get out the hammer.
inc the rain. q feel like a bali team
on a training trip" he said. Where.
upon he went Below and started \
P. c.
Jimmy Callahan opines that Weav-
err is a star OF the first water, but he
never mentions Bodie and water In
the same breath.
The fact that Joe Jeannette fought
Georges Carpenter leads one to be-
lieVe that he has Jumped his contract
with Sam Lansferd.
still, Lsnaford has left France and
nrobably has sold Carpenter his
European rights.
PRAYER.
on. Mister Gilmore, tell rs, prGy,
4 baseball storB, minus kGle;
A faie Of olGWt and double plan
Ind pellets bounding dolcH the dale.
.0h, Mister Gilmore, tell rs, please,
Although II be felD short lines,
pare and simple baseball pheosG
With0W q flock Of d0lldr signs.
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Ward Refuses to
Trade Tom Seaton

= BALTIMORE, March 2i"Tom"
seatan, who played with the Philadsl-
phia National League Club last year,
win not be traded TO the Chicago Feds
by the Brooklyn management as has
been reported.
So announced Robert r. Ward. mill
lienaire owner OF the Brooklyn Feds,
here III | let Tom seaton 80 10 CHI
eago the Brooklyn fans would set up
such a howl that Il would be heard
until doomsday. so he will stay with
Brookiyn," said Ward.
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Perry to Advise Grant Tuesday
Jimmy Working Hard for Eggers

made Of real fighting material Grant
has been boxing here for nearly
year, and has always given stisfac-
ton
on ale ether hand, Eggers has a
great reputation all over the country
Re has met the best Of them, and
to-day is considered a legitimate con-
tender for Johnny Coulon's title,
I OIL CASTRO, matchmaker Of the
- show. announced yesterday that
he has signed those corking little
uewshoV bautanis. kid Williams and
Battling Sheppard, for one Of his 9th
er ten-found battles They have
fought five draws, and Casio hopes
to settle which Is the better boy
Another ten-rnund so win also be put
on the card, making 80 rounds Of box
mg il all
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

Mr.. Gilmore and cohorts have in-
vested s2.56o,goo in the Federal
League, while Connie Mack invested
about si.25 in his infisid, showing that
the investment Of money is fine
art.
Joe Rivers probably would be light
weight champion to-day if he were al
lowed to follow the Mexican style and
hit the other fellow when he isn't
looking,
Harvard announces that It needs
linemen, but we fail to see why unless
it be that Charlie Brickley has lost
a leg.
Harvard reporters this year will be
required to use PlaiH English when
describing baseball games. This will
be a hard JOB for those who are ac-
eustomed to speaking Harvardese.
We were inclined to believe what
Joe AzeVedo had 10 say about himself
until we learned that he had been
brought up as fisherman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

HOT aPNNGS March 18.-1ne entire
Rad BoX squad was completed to-day
wheu friH Sneaker came marrily into
town a long walk and a practice game
Was on tO-days card.
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Bv Left Hook.

-
Jimmy GRANT the fast little ban
tam, win have one of the best adj
Visers in the country in his GER
Tler Tuesday night when he stacks up
against K. o. Eggers at the orpaeum
Theater. Jimmy Perry has aereea Up
handle Grant for the most important
fight Of his career, and the Fittsbufg
boys aid should be great help 20
the local ringman,
Perry originally intended leaving
for Philadelphia, where he has sew
eral fights pending, but, after talnk-
ing The matter over, yesterday der
cided to postpone his trip uatil AFTER
Grants scran with EggeTs. Perry y
} great booster for Jimmy and VIII
do everything in his power 70 nflns
Grant out winner
Grant boxed several days Nlth
Perry when the latter was training
for his bout with Donnelly ana FeF-
nv was very much impressed WIN
Grants boxing ability. The local laa
has been in need of good sparrlnA
mariners ever since he has been IN
Atlanta. and Perry's. great experience
and help is just what oNf juan =
needs.
GRANT will be getting the hardest
VI test of his career when he meets
Fggers. and wants TO have every pos
sible advantage when he steps INTO
the ring with the crack Fastener
Grant has many friends in Atlanta
Who are going TO back him to the
limit. and he says he VIII be ready ~
NIT up the fight of his career when ne
souares off with the K q. party.
.Just tell my friends that / am
feeling better than ever ia my lliel
and Win be prepared 10 fight Eesers
from gong to gong II necessary, s'ia
Jimmy yesterday aftfFnoqni after NM
ishing a hard workout al the bpsi-
ness Mems Gymnasium Il want 70
get Williams bere, andH know thai y
Eggers can beat me, 50 can Nlulams'
This means that. at the present tlne
the Eggers fight is as important 70 me
as the Williams affair. and, belieFe
me. Eggers VIII be grabbing o rat-
tier back East after / set through
with him." continued Jeems.
ALTHOUGH Grant is confident Of
~ beating Eggers, he has nothine
on his rugged opponent SILLY Jacobs
dropped us a few lines yesterday.
stating that Eggers Is showing more
class than ever in mis- training work
outs and that they are simply taking
on Jimmy as a stepping stone TO
match with Williams. Jacobs writes
that Eggers great experience VIII
more than offset Grants youth ana
hitting power, and has already asked
Castro to name the date for the WIZ
liams affair.
The confidence that both camps are
showing so early proves that theFe
boys are ont 70 win. and fans arcu2d
these parts should see battle that
will equal any staeed areuHd nere Ia
some time Graut and Egssls are far
from youngsters ZEE TIE game and
have already shown that they are
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Bnglish0lympioTeam
After Yankee Trainer

PHILADELPHIA, March 2o-Jimmy
c iran. coach ard trainer 90 the track
athletes OF Alorcersburg Academy has
benn offered one 0f The assistant train
ersnips Of the English Olympic team
by William i. Knox. Of Canada, who
recently was appointed head trainer.
Knox has the appointment NJ nine traiu-
ers, each % work SIX months IN the
year.
Realizing that Curran's position at
MerceFsburg would prevent him from
accepting a six months eTgagement,
Knox has cut Curran's cfter 20 three
month";.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26
WaycrOss Routed
BY Rickey's Men

WAYcRoss, March 2s. Three double
plays and Manning's pitching featured
Yesterdays game between the ST. Louis
Browns and Wayoross the visitors win.
ming. 10 to T.
Score nv innings: r. II, y:
st, Louis. ..,.,.... .0l4 02t 200--1d II
Waycr0ss ....... 900 G0l 900 s 4
Manning and Jenkins; Warwick, Ant
ley Miller and Mccain. Umpire Nc
Laughlin.
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Yesterdays Games
The Box scors.

Totals 81 s T 500 ~ 81
Tooley batted for Holmquist in the
ninth inning
*Two cut when winning run was
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Vancouver Would
Follow Badger Game

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If the boxin CLAWS Of WISCONSIN, to-
eether with an The information rels-
tive 10 the operation Of the game VI
this State, has been sent e, the van
couyer Horse Show Association, Whien !
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after Wisconsin and New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26
RArTLE 10 nRAW.

SAN FRANCISCO, March s6,-Joe
Mason and Johnny Leafy went ten
rounds 10 q draw IN the main event
raf the West Oakland Boxing Clubs
show last night Jim Griffin was the
referee and he called the bout even after
both boys had Looked like winners.