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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan Close. Bulls
were somewhat encouraged by the
general outlook at the opening on Fri-
day Markets all over the world were
steady To h-n anc a more active trade
Is expected soon.
While Liverpool declined a little at
the start because OF the show OF
the loss was soon recovered and later
the English market ruled nrm because
OF good demand for Manitoba wheat
and nTmer offers OF Plate cargOeS
Australia quoted a hrm wheat mar
ket Corn il still weak ifi Livcrp. oil
owing 10 liberal Argentine shipments.
An easy tone resulted FOR a time owing
TO larger estimates of worlds wheat
exports Tor the week other than from
North America.
The early feeling here was firm and
Armour was reported to be support
ing the market IN Chicago. Several
important dealers were buying and
the numerous shorts were showing un-
easiness. Dealers figure that stats
tics favor higher prices. but the ad
vance is checked by extreme dizziness
With the crowd short. the market Is
some foreign buying come in or some
Lull news develop IN the winter
wheat fields Recent warm weather
has taken away much Of the snow
covering from the winter wheat fields
ana very cold wave is predicted
Receipts in all POSITIONS ara small
and closed on even terms with the das
before
ClOverseed declined Zoe The coarse
grains Were quiet and steady
Whent quotations Cash No p CSC,
Max opened without change at 81 034,
touched 81 "a ana declined t. S1.032.
No ] white 97isc Coarse grain quo
tatiuns Corn, cash No g. ! car at 63c;
No. 4 mixed, car at 60c. No yellow,
. cars at 6Jc. No 1 yellow. Gle oats
Standard carsy-,t f0iac ale bid. la
ter offered at t0isc. No white. soc.
No. white. 3sibc rive. cash No ..
66c Beans. Immediate and prompt
ruary 1872 CloverSeed. Prime spot.
1910. March, 50 90 sample. "a bags al
Ssf5. so at $3.50 40 at 1926. II AZ
s. so. prime alsike. sl1. sample alsike.
bags az $3.50. Timoshy Prime spot.
Barley sample, I car at 81 90 per
cwt.
Receipts DO the Detroit market on
cars ef CORN nf oats and ~ rye
Liy, rpool wheat closed isgi.d and
corn "a ed lower
Wheat receipts on Friday south
west. I+o00 bu. against 50 900 bu
year ago. Winnipeg. i5S cars against
1913 Duluth. cars against ISi.
CHICAGO. 10 cars. against 12j
Exports o. wheat and flour Friday.
SEA Ooo bu
Primary wheat receipts Were s5s.000
E Du. against le53.00o bu year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
II. S. SAILOR BROWNS
FROM SHIPS LAUNCH

WASHINGTON, Jan. e.-One man
was drowned and three others are
missing from the capsizing OF a
launch from the battleship Wyoming
in Hampton Roads today according
10 wireless dispatches to the navy de-
partment this afternoon. One body
was recovered. that OF Ole Cornelius
Oleson. boatswain mate. first class.
Admiral Badgers dispatch was as
follows:
"Ole Cornelius Oleson, boatswain' q
mate, first class, drowned this after
noon BY capslzing OF boat Body re-
covered. Three men are missing
Will send names and particulars when
fully ascertained. Boat that was cap
sized was taking wheel-barrows from
Wyoming to Proteus. There was
fresh breeze and short choppy sea.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
nnsToN CnPPrR M.aKET-cln-r,

Alaska GOld Mi0Fs 2Ufs ArII- tOWI
AZ: Am. Zinc 19&: Butte a. Superior.
s2L Butte q Balakl Gopher. rs Cal
q Ariz.. 63L Chino. 3Si- CoDper
Range. SO: Davis Daiv ? East Butte
11H First NATL ? -1c. Gyanbv. 73&
Hancock 16Iz Isle Royalh 49, Isfd
Creek Coal pfd.. say Kerr Lake.
p-fs. Keweenaw "a In Rose. a
Maynower. ca Miami Copper. 22ia
Mohawk az New. Cons. 14a North
Butte, PIN: old COLONY. 90 OM nom
30. Osceoia. 10 Pond Creek tS@ Ray
Cons. III: Shannon. ga shat. hriz
eG4 Superior Copper. 2e: Supc-. a
8oeton. "a: Tamarack. zst United
Fruit com. iss: Utah Apex. q Utah
Cons 81. Utah Copper 1915. =. =.
smelling. 3s& do pfd-. az.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

Margaret Gibson just laughs her
way through the world
She is a strong believer in the idea
that you can make happiness by look
ing happiness. Whether It be the re-
suit OF her faith or just happen
stance" the world seems 10 be all
sunshine for little Margaret
She IS one OF the most popular in.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
ELcIN BUTrFR MARKET

ELGIN III, Jan. G. Butter was
quoted AZ 35 cents yesterday. do
crease OF iac under the price OF last
Week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
TOLEDO GRAM AN rno,,s,o~s

TNIEDU- y. Jan w heal. Cusn
g9iac May St04a corn Cash. 81 T,t4
MAY 6thc. July. GGibc oats. cash
3giSr. May. 12MCit July. 4tc rive
Cash G1iac Cloversecd. Cash. $40
Feb s9tsts March. Se15. Alsike
Cash $1,000 March. sif.O6. Timothy
Cash S2.52ia, Feb. and March. s. 60
Butter. eggs ana hay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
HILII'I,N AID LGG&

Butter-Creamery extras. 35c nrsts
see. dairy 2lc packing stock. 1sc 10.
Eggs--Fresh receipts. cases included.
sic. firsts, Bic per doz. Receipts 1O9
cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
BUSINESS MEN

La II feasible FOR business men to buy
stocksf IL so, what methods should
they follow In order to be successfuif
Of this subject and will be- mailed graz
It's Address Dept. D-200. OF the Babson
Statistical OrgRnfsstton. Engineering
Offices. Wellesley Mills. Mass largest
orGanixation OF Its class In the u. B.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
CnIIAGn GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dam Opening-whcat.
Nav unchanged july up &c. Corn.
MAY unchanged; Iuly down &c oats.
May up .c. Iuly unchanged. Provis-
TONS strong and higher
Soon Wheat May steady. July
down isc Corn May up &c: July up
Gao oats MAY up &C.. July up &C
CLOSE Wheat May steady July
down isc Corn May MP atc July up
: o.. oats MAY W. a.c July up &c.
Provisions Flrrl and higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
cHICNGn rnnnucI,

CHICAGO Jan Butter Extras.
3fia 10 55c. nrsts. asa 32c. dairy extras.
s9, ar r N &c cbesse sE iihe mas Ies.
lie. Young Americas. t1N11Lc. 1.-Two
poultry Fowls. idft14tac. ducks. 10 ~
5tsc. geese l3u iAci springcrs t2ie "a
1850. turkeys. 17c Potatoes. Micnl-
gan GSM s3c Wlsconstn. GNm 93ci MINI
noapols. tSM73e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

90 y7-teraaY Ntt" tHr hraflesl ~
many weeks aud enc market WAS nt
better tatu steady The lpa calt mar.
Net uus lower at the yards Yesterday
and Grrssrd calves uu tho street we've
nefr,t tr Ir, pouitr, reeei rs
Wcr. NOT nrt,N. but some dealers
ns.. not harn .hlr t1 elcau up and
nler, N4s 40 dI.iinriIs. .,a-ltr terlng.
.8,.ar 10 Ola. tr.l..f GartFaI trade
.t.... Itttfa t.t.f and th. tone ~rtaIN.
,,-,.. ~ g, 90
Apples No ~ '' "N So.
q ~ pcr bh western Dos "pi'es
Ter box e, "A
hnuhnhs Good s-ip1in& stotA' si''
n.an .rr p qGaG' ,..o -g-Ec per 10.
"s sanI 81 Psr crate
Ccir~S Xix tl1Waxun 1850 tc. n1he-
tabbngc uer biol
cheese Wholesale pr,ccs Michlgan
lMgirse1 I4n4se domestic SWISS,
l6ns horn. ''' i ~. ',' .'es l-se Ter 10
Dates Persian. new. TQ1Lsc, Fasds,
PG5lgc ,,er l1 Dromedtry. 50 80 per
80, w.
n., ~, ftt, ae;4l.. heavy
7aSS Leu ~ s'"~ i''s ''''
dressed '@i'es ancy' 100 ~
$3.50 l,c per tD95ttc nor III.
~ - ilhPo' tte' ''0
,,,,ut,n ,.ddi. 49,, ia" per No.
=
-, -o. ,sr ta.tet ra-
Iv' ',egi6St ner
So '' nous i'VY e ests
'S,'u. n"' ""tsv ~fr
doz tomatoes, hot house. zon 1oc pSsg
~, tl"'n''Fd squash se pel -.
ishva' ~' -oe per ne. ht"N
toil4a - ~ pef do1
Grapes Maiasas, so per OBJ, ls,e..
Honey - ahcy white, new, 10 loc,
amhgr. iV44le per 4b' extracted. 80 sc
per 20
tolIoWlnG prices tor salSd nay IA ca,
Iots, @. D, Detroit. No. lnothS,
tityE,h 1'.J..' Stir,d sl3fe
1890. light mixed. Sl4WIs50 rye
straw. $Stg wheat and oat straw,
t5t yer ton.
Hickory Nuts 5OQl.T5 per bu.
hs1rS.-Nu cured, i e -,
greea hides, l4i2c, No. 1 cured bulls
j. 80. 80. green bulls. lOc. No
GU 81 veal kip, i.c' NO l green ven
mp 81 80 cured murraif, l-C' ~
green m Il rain. lCc' 10 1 cured CALI
Rreen ealI SC 10. hG. -
5 80 NJ ? ho,se $3.50; No ! tsli% ~
% DC 80, hs1es u 40
4; ,r, ~ a., siss
Jemnn. N.esiras e. teftg caiifor-
.,''- - - Sf-"'ff"
ma 80 ~ per Don
nrnr per ,oro1s.
60, H'a H"F rs e-'''S
floI luas, 49, ~ per BOY ~.
"" ION eiiGw, s-' isr gu .g
~ pe. sath pam %, ~ 49,, ger g !,
i"'"t rp '-aI 40'S; tiash '"'rui' ~
sAvks va CSC. ln b"ik. - q '.r ~ pN.
I"ntry 1--we mems iSH =
~, INK = - 't t|N TX
/" -'D' tulNeS - i'L ~, Pel az So 60, {.
I l.t 80 - ~, 49,
80, ,e-s
k"'"e"
~, ,ot. s-s1, cer oyots
-, - pS' INV
$3.50. r-a,, Win Sr,ad
., o"tlf "a r 81, N''
. ~. ~. r. 90. ~ 80 -
I""o"-N l. oe' NO q 'Ac per 70
JoBbING PRICES.
Canned GooCs-Apples. gals. S3z5n
$50 oaked penns, III 5OlfsOc. Lima
beans Sl0l2S Corn. fancy Maine
81 10 standard. qOc. Table beets. 81 25
aIAo Pens. fancy. early LIVE. 81 20.
standard. 81: soaked, 5O47Oc. salmon:
$500 ~hioStS nin rs siiS roga
toes si1t. Marrowfat peas 81: early
Tune 81. 20. slfted early June. 81 40
nor doz
Feed - Jobbins prices fn lOo-lb.
sacks. bran. S25. coarse niddlings. s27.
fine rniddliugE. s3!, coarse. corn meal.
t31. cracked corn, $50. corn ana oat
Flour ohping prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. $3.50; second patent. 3t.0s:
straight. 4.3Oi pure rye, 81 so; spring
patent. <5io pe' Dol. IN wood
Hardware NaHs, sls5 case; plain
ahnehled wire $50 per c"t. galYan-
lzed OArueH WFe, point 9-.2o per
spool sa!Fahizea sAse's. Zi-sauee.
90 ~, 80 s1osa,,ss s',4V:
Sft 49, sS.,@sd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The stock
market opened lower all around
At IL a. m. the market was quiet.
but stocks in general we've hrm and 4,
was conceded that action IVES as
good as could have been expected In
view OF the doubt regarding the out.
como OF the Union Pacific matter and
the outlook for antitrust legislation
in Washington.
Noon-At noon the market Was
quiet but stocks showing an improy.
ing tendency.
y. m.--At p. m the market was
active.
Close-The stock market closed
active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
nv youk uoNry N,uNrr

NV YORk Jan Money on coil
2Ls per cent time money. 80 per cent
for' Elk months mercantile paper Pc
cent. bar silver London. 2ttad. Oar
silver New york s, A. demand ster.
Ing. sfsGt0gfss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

The following firms are priv
iieged 60 execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange carlyle q
Poyan, L. IL. Clarke * Co, Lewis
W. T. Moss Co. II w Noble K
Co. w T.. Reilly 4 CO. william
II Sose * Co. III : Warren & Co,
nnd Gaorse NJ West & Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Cunning 4 stevens Live stock Report.


BUFFALO. y. T.. Jan. 9.-Cattle.
Receipts IS cars market. dull:
best $50 10 l.45O-lo steers, natives.
$500. do 100 10 l30o-Ib. steers
natives, $3.50 u 70. do y Og 10 LOO
10 steers, natives. So0s..o coarse
s750G715 best Can0da steers, l,350
10 .45O III. s. 20 q 5 80. DO Il5g 70
baby beet. $3.50 a rs. medium 70 good
$1.75uS choice handy steers, l,vUV 10
Il0O-lb, y775W 70 fair 20 5000
steers. 1000 Go I,lG0-lb,, sf-oO 80
extra good cows SO75g best cows,
IS IS a 20 butcher cows, 50 20 q , oV ,
cutters. 80 "a 40 trlmmers % ~ .
heifers. s7.504s; medium butcher heit-
ers So % 16r5 light butcher heifers.
So % a IS. stock heifers. So e 70 ~,
best feeding steers, 1rhorns 80. 90 q :
FAIR to good do. SO 25 II $50: fancy
stock steers $3.50, best stock steers.
S575n6.25. common light stock steers
4T.25 bologna bulls, So 70 W6ze !;
stock bulls common 10 gooa. Seg !,
best mixers and -prlngers, 80 loO,
mediums 10 good stOWeO
market. lower; top lambs, s. 700 y 30,
warnings ssd6.l5. wethers. 'GHo.-S'
ewes. $500 5.55.
Hogs Receipts, 50 cars market.
steady all grades, $3.50 q 30
calves S5ui2 10.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Union STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Ian q-Hogs Receipts. 10000 head
ynarket strong and bm10c higher:
mixed and butchers. sS4'S.60. good
hcayv. sS10N sac, rough heavy. $50
$40 light. sSu6.S0 pigs. 1915 a $40.
cattle Receipts, 1000 head; market.
steady and "A shade higher. beeyes.
Ge54qtO. COWS and heifers, 50 80 t
sac stockers and feeders. s. n 90,
Texans. sG90Qs calves $50 % l.9o
sheep. Receipts. 1000 head: market,
slow native 81 904 8 ~. western 49,
@6 20. lambs. sss50S35. western,
81 700 N 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

genues in the movies" these days.
Her stage home is the big outdoor
studio OF the western Vitagraph Co at
Santa Monica, Calf.
Each day the sun shines Margaret
transcribe, her doctrine OF smiles TO
the screen IN a very practical way.
But. OF the stage O. on the stage. she
is always looking happy and feeling
happy and making other folks happy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES ACTIVE
Securities In General Are Firm
As Could BE Expected In
View of Uncertainty
y. Y. srock MARkEr-ciose.

Am AK Chem 81 =. Am l. sugar "a n,
Anal COP Y. Am can 81 i@ Am q ~
IS, Am Cot OH sS@a. Am Loo % s.,
Am smeit So =. Am sugar l04h, Am
3oh. h r r $50. Can pac COZ. Cen,
Leather IS do pf y5h Ches 4 . CO.'S.
Chino Cop csh, Z, Al * - 1907. chi
4, n l2si., Col d 3o1s,. Corn Prod
"a, Del \ Ii lk1h. bis See Cor IT,
Gen hlec al Gen Mot Gem l3. ia -
81 Y. CT Nor pf 1854, int-Met pr 60ia.
Int HAIRY com 1855, Kan 50 - b.
Leh Val l497s VI, 81 7 q 81 Ste NJ a.
1867. Mo Pao 20 =. Nat Lead 45. y 9
SsJs, Nor * W 1902, North Tao N-la.
109ls, Penn Il II 1l0h PEG q * q
1sSA. Pitts Coal pr S7ts, Press ~ car
17s4 Ray cons l77s, Read 1875, Read
1875. Rep T. & 2O1s Rock Isl l3,
do pf 20. South Pac 9lsa south ky
2S+, do pr ia, Tenn Cop 3Z5s. Texas
lsM. Union Pac 1874, l. Rub gou
5SA. l. : steel 59is, L. Bonds l0l,
xir-CaI Chem 30ls. Utah COP A. p.
Wabash B. do pr y, West me- Tel %
West Mfg CO... kresge com s3, do ~
100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

Dusiness-liise Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. IS
John R-st Phone Main 1875.
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n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE

Job PrintIsg Done Right. Times
printing Co.. ~ John IR-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

Iob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co, AZ John r. st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

Business-iike PRINTING. NO russ ana
NO feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. 10
John R-st Phone Main 1895
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Evers Not Sure of
Getting Big Bonus

CHICAGO, Feb 25.-Johnay Evers,
ousted Cub manager, now the prop
erty of the Boston Braves. was in
town to-day He expressed fear that
the $4,000 bonus he has been prom
Used for signing with the Hub team
will never reach him and that the best
he will get is the $4,000 salary his
contract calls for.
The salary part of my contract is
legal, but | am afraid the document
contains a joker which will bar me
from getting that $4,000" said Evers.
The agreement between Murphy
and Gaffney heads off both clubs, in
which Sweeney and Perdue are to go
to Chicago in exchange for me is
the catch. Unless these men report
to Chicago the agreement to pay over
the money don't go. am told"
Evers is happy, however. He wants
that 100000 if he can find any way
to grab it. but won't threaten to Hop
to the Federals if it is not forthcom-
ing. John was interested in the talk
here that Chicago interests may get
the Cubs and expressed a willingness
. come back and manage the team
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Bill Stands Pat on His Catchers
Lets Give En- a Trial. He Says

his time to stick in fast company He
has everything a catcher should have
in the way of handling pitchins.
throwing and batting. If he has the
head. he'll do. And l believe he's got
the head.
Then there's Munich. We got him
from Washington, and sGriff thinks
mighty well of him. | shouldn't be
surprised TO see him turn up a first
class receiver in Glass A company. In
fact. / shall be surprised if he doesn't
Besides this pair, there's Walsh,
likely Youngster. and Joe Dunn-and
want to say right now that the back
stop situation suits me well enough
at this time of year. We have plenty
of time to try out this material am
if none of it makes good, why, then
Wen go into the market. But I be
lieve our first-string catcher will De
picked from the four we have now
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
HANLON
AND CANNON
IN RETURN CO
Local Boy and Pittsburger Meet
in Ten-Round Battle at the
Columbia Tonight.
TIcKEY CANNON. the Plttsbnrg

TICKEY CANNON. the Pittsbnrg
N welterweight. gets another
chance at Eddie, HanlOn, the
local boy, in scheduled ten-round
bout at the Columbia Theater to-
night. Ever since Eddie won over
Mickey in three rounds at Harry Sta
tens club q few weeks ago the latter
has been after return match with
Hanlon, and he will have an oppof-
tunity to prove tonight whether Ed
dies former victory was fiuke.
Mickey claims his left hand is again
in shape and says he viii have no
excuse TO offer if Eddie takes him to
Iacing. He has been working ont
with Kid Young and Happy Joe Trent
daily and looks to be in great share.
The semi windup will be a six
round affair between Kid York and
Battling" Kelly and this bout should
be nearly 9 good as the windup
A four round go between Kid Duke
and Battling Shepherd will open the
show.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Women Tennis Stars
In Tourney March IA

NEW YORK. Feb 20 Women
lawn tennis PLAYERS will start play
in the national indoor championship
tournament beginning saturday,
March IA
Miss Marie Wagner, holder Of the
title. Miss Elizabeth H. Moore, for
mer champion. and Mrs. Theodore
Casscbear have been designated as
the committee In charge OF the meet
ing 10y the United states NATIONAL
Lawn Tennis Association and by The
Seventh Regiment club as the
tournament will be conducted on The
armory courts OF the latter organiza-
ton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
rz18@9B4Ana- q 3G@sa@9 a.
- N&Ea}H from !72$Ss " n y
RNGSDE,"dBLFACHFRS
OUR NAVAL "PROS. /"

BOOSTER OF AMATEUR athletics
ed baseball organized purely for sport would welcome
uon Federal wholesome
this way in amateur sports But in this matter don't confuse
capital letter it did
This
of the A L.
York in
the A in least
dreams of it, could
positions in
slightest
possibility
A. A
nearly without
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
THE OPENING DAY.

~ SFCNlINS WAY. 4
When the Feds begin then SedSOa
charlie Mart tCfll not be there.
he tcW liaJer in his Otice.
Though ne day De- TAR
Though the day be cdrm aud bGtmu
They lciN look for him in cain,
ne tcHl iiHger ia his office.
PyGgiHg hard tot- rain.
The fact that the world tourists
will not play in ireland - q distinct
shock to Frsd Msrklo, Joe Benx, Her
man Sehaefer and other patriotic
lrishmen,
The Cubs in Tampa are required 10
run from 4:SO until o'clock every
afternoon. thereby enabling Tom
Needham 70 cover loo yards every
day
4 stranger reading the baseball
tIdinss from Tampa is likely to gain
the impression that Tom Needha
occasionally INDUCES in game of
poker.
Tie Chicago Feds Will have resu-
lar baseball layout rom soup to nuts.
Mr. Wesghmar can furnish the soup.
While there are plenty Of nuts playing
baseball
In view Of the fact that IN. St.
Louis Feds are backed by brewery,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
BY j. w. Heisman.

n TINETY EIGHT PER CENT OF
" the human race is right hand +
ed. So when you are counting
ON an utter stranger TO YOU doing a
certain thing with his right hand. YOU
have ~ reasons in so why II should
work out that way
But once In every 80 times YOU are
apt 10 ne Fooled about this. and If it
. a matter like making a forward
pass with theN eight or the left hand,
your mistake is apt 20 be costly
every once in a great while
About i've years ago Cornell and
Chicago we're playing IA game of foot
bali. and Cornell had the better of the
scoring Ivy points to al the Time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25

when iHc incident ! ann about 60 re-
late tlHusplrcd and that time was
rcrilously close Ia the end Of the game.
The forward pass had been in OK
tstcnCC only couple of years. and
SIS possibilities were only being dimlN
uiscernod as vet BuJ players h,t
Sound cut that they were made with
Size right hand the same as nearly
everybody makes throw with a
baseball
Nov q, is easy enough on foot
~ bail field FOR right handed man
10 run 90 The right and make "a tor-
ward pass ON the rum hut il is very
difficult FOR him tu gun 10 THE LEFT
and make a forward pass with hi~
RIGHT hand. for OF course he IL, fac
ing wrong, and must turn almost
completely around before he cam
bring his right hand into PLAY AZ
an events, this is necessary lt ne IS a.
make the pass down the neld and
keep il within bounds
Chicago had two extra tail and very
fine basketball PLAYERS M college that
Near-Paige and schooner The for
mer was left -handed, and could throw
any old kind of ball almost a mile.
more OF less. Both of them were ter
rificalN high jumpers especially
schooner and Stagg figured that DE
could do no better than play them ON
the ends Of The rush line and uNNEe
them in forward pass work II moth
ing else. And here he made no mis-
take for they We're certainly gut uut
for this kind Of work. n no otbcr
RtI few minutes - he game ne
~ manned 20 he played. AMI SteGcns
PLAYING quarter Tor Chicago. saN that
something had 10 be done puigbI. or
the game would be lost;
a this time Chioago had The baH
Iui 1t was over 80 yards away nom
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Hoppe Bests Sutton
And Sets New Record

CHICAGO. Feb @5-Wiue Hoppe.
Of New York, worlds IS billiard
champion to- dan leads George Su.-
ton. his opponent l,00p to 514 in the
900 point halkliue special match
which winds up night, The hnil
block promises 10 be as exciting as
the second last night. in which the
hoy Cueist set a worlds record Hoppe
beat sutton al To a in four inulng 6
and established an average OF lS5 a
per tunfug
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one is led to wonder why Ping sodie
elings to organized baseball.
WHERE?
When at the sporting page ere glance
We see the white SOr are in FfaHce.
Likerise the White Sor cr0rd. ne
lamp.
Is speeding fOlcUd the tdiniHg
camp
4 stranger asks. rim rfii,kIsd brow
Where ARE the White SOr, any
hotc'"
Not that we are particularly inter
ested in the training schedule of the
Browns, but ~e presume Branch
Hickey will serve tea and lady fingers
every afternoon.
The speed Of the modern news pa per
is one of the wonders Of the world
Looking over some Of our contemps
We learn that the Sox and Giants met
Tom Upton in Ceylon about month
ago.
II Charlie Doom QUITS fritterins
away his time ana gets down 10 BUSH
ness he may gather enough athletes
this season 10 play a game o. one
old-cat
Evidently Tommy Burns is ma king
another bid FOR popularity in Ameri-
ca. He is taking Arthur Pelkev 10
Australia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Dundee Lucky to Get
Draw With Kansas

BUFFALO, y. Y. Fen 25.--At the
end of a ten-lound gruelling battle
last night the critics gave Johnny
Dundee. of New York. a draw with
Young Kansas The critics were lib
eral. OF eight OF the ten rounds the
local lad had far the best of it, He
landed some terrible blows on the
New York boy and in the seventh had
Dundee mighty close 10 the dropping
point
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John L. Moore & Sons facilities for
helping the present outlook are IN
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Oculists' prescriptions our specially
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RED sox OFF FOR CAMP.

BOSTON, Feb. 25.- Manager car
risnn, OF the Boston Americans, with
several members OF his pitching staff
left to-day Tor the training quarters
at Hot Springs Ark, Other battery
candidates Win be picked up on the
way.