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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

team is still remembered by fans there
The Philadelphia team in the National
League has been torn to pieces by Fed
eral League raids The loss Of Doolsn,
Knabe, Brennan and possibly Kiltsr
will prove a severe blow to Dooin's pen.
nant hopes,
At the end Of last season there were
many fans who thought the Giants
would have to beat the Phillles II tae7
hoped to win the flag this coming cam
paign. Now. however, nothing but
miracle will land the boys from Phads'
phia on the top of the heap.
Pittsburg fans are already picking ta'
Pirates to cop the National League lag
The addition Of Ed Konetchy TO Clarkas
ranks has given the Smokey City ta1
additional hopes
Mike Donlin will be McGraws chiat
pinch hitter during the 1914 haseOaI
war. Mikes trusty bat should sena
many runs scampering over the nome
plate.
Harry Mccormick, who filed tho
pinch hitting role for Muggsy last year,
will cause terror to reign in the nea'S
Of many Southern League hurlers 1eiolt
the 1914 season is over. McCormlcA pay
long been known as one OF the mo-.
deadly batters in the game when al lHs
plate Il critical moment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
BY Left Hook .

IT'D YOUNG, Atlanta hope" in
~ the featherweight class, An
ishes his training day for his
ten round scrap with Knockout Egg
gers. Of New York, tomorrow night
at the Georgia Athletic club The
hard hitting newsboy has trained
faithfully, and will have no complaint
to make If he loses the decision.
Eggers is A cIean-living little chap,
and upon his arrival to-day from
New Orleans, where he held Kid Her
man to draw Monday night, he viii
DO but little work He will probably
box a few rounds this afternoon, just
enough to timber up his muscles after
the fourteen hour journey from the
home of Joe Mandot.
If Young gets the decision, or wins
by knockout-andi it is by the X. O.
route that the Kid expects t. VIII
he is planning to take a trip up East
He figures that he can more than hold
his own with the best 100 Founders
around New York, Philadelphia and
Boston.
Eggers is a very shifty boxer and is
sure to give Young a heap Of trou-
BILE. The Kid will have to land his
famous haymaker to get the decision,
for the New Yorker can outlook him
handily.
A boxer and fighter always fur
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
BY j. w. Heislnan.


n FTEN ! am asked the position
or relative standing of this or
that college in athletics Us.
ually the query relates to some rath-
'er distant institution, as most people
know for themselves, or at least
have their own eminently satisfac.
tory opinion as to the athletic class
Of any nearby college.
1t might be a matter OF general
reading interest to classify the most
prominent colleges Of the country
with this end in view. And / must
explain at the outset that of course
have taken into account not merely
the comparative standing of each
college in one particular sport. like
football or baseball, but in all sports.
So when We bear in mind that many
of the big Northern institutions car
ry on some fifteen or twenty differ
ent intercollegiate sports we are
bound to rank them higher than
colleges that only operate four or
five and the latter in turn will have
to take precedence over those that
only so in for one or two
No attempt will be made to rank
colleges Of the same class as against
each other.
My classification, then, would he
as follows
Glass A.
Harvard, Penn Cornell Yale,
Princeton Total, ;.
do not put Michigan. Columbia,
Chicago, Minnesota Wisconsin and
a number of other large and athletic
institutions in this first group for
the reason that | have already
named: they are strong on one, two
or three sports, but none Of them go
in for hockey, cricket, lacrosse.
swimming, gymnastics, wrestling,
soccer, golf, etc They do well in
football Except Columbial, baseball,
basketball. track and, perhaps, one
OF two others; but that let's them
out so far as INTERCOLLEGIATE
sports are concerned. All those in
Group A do well in the main sports,
and in a host of minor sports as
well
The next lower group would in.
clude;
Class 8.
Dartmouth, Michigan, Chicago.
Wisconsin, Syracuse, Minnesota,
Navy, Army Total. s.
There is some doubt as to the
right Of Wisconsin Minnesota and
Army figuring in this class. for they
do not do so well as the others by
considerable in anything save foot.
ball, Army has no crew, and neither
Army nor Navy are much on track
athletics Some will ask whore Car.
Isle comes in. Certainly not here.
for football is about all they go in
for with other colleges. They play
good basketball, but have no crew
or baseball team, and do little IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
BOIN(J{Ne 5 5RSj5}ES

Dick Walker, VINO has managed some
n the best fighters in the game is max
ing an attempt TO get Johnny kid"
Williams, claimant of the bantamweight
championship to come to Atlanta for a
match with Jimmy Grant Williams is
a present in Baltimore and Walker
thinks the Baltimore boy will be glad
to take a trip to Atlanta.
Williams was Yesterday matched to
meet Johnny Coulon at Los Angeles on
June % and match between the Baltl-
more scrapper and Grant ought TO draw
match pending for New orleans on
March 30 with Kid Herman
Louis Cohen. manager Of Kid Young.
will be much disappointed party if X.
O. Eggers lake his protege to a laCng
tomorrow night. Cohen has had Young
working like a Trojan for the past week
and says the local neNsboy win be in
shape to put IN the battle of his life
Jack Johnson has turned down an
offer of a big purse to meet sam Lang
ford in London. His excuse is that he
beat Langford once, and would gain
nothing by doing il again.
kid Mccoy, who was matched 10 hat
tie Georges Carpenter on March IA has
been forced TO call of the bout The
Kid has been suffering from an attack
NJ malaria and finds il impossible to get
In good enough form 10 box the French
wonder.
Frank Moran, matched to fight Jack
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
BASEBALES3&RE3!5;}jEfE;;

Harry Welchonce. the Cracker out
fielder, paid A visit to Inc Georgian
sporting department yesterday and says
he expects to have the best season of
mis- career this coming campaign. Harry
has taken on little weight since last
year, but thinks q few work outs in the
hot sun will put him in great condition
again.
With Welchonce playing as he did
last year, Billy Smith can count on a
the right side Of the ledger. Harry is
always a terror A bat and is no SLOUGH
when il comes to hauling in the long
drives.
Harry thinks the Crackers have a
great chance to win the flag again and
is counting much on this Andy Neon
nell boy. Amby's great experience will
be big help in steadying Smiths in
field, and his timely hits will win many
games
Johnny Dobbs is losing no time in put
ting his Pelicans through their prelimi-
nary workouts. DObhs hopes TO get a
jump on the other teams in the South
ern League.
Just what Mike Finn has in line for
the coming campaign is a puzzle. Mike
is putting his Memphis bunch through
stiff work outs daily, and 1t is good
bet that Mike sends a corking team to
the front when the season opens.
Chicago fans are pulling strong for
Joe Tinker to make good with the Fed
erals in the Windy City. Ioe's great
work when a member Of Frank Chances
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
CoACH0. COTTrGF
MISUNDERSTANDING

track or anything else. Columbia
does we'll in rowing and basketball.
and little in track; but she has no
football at all, and her baseball
teams are hardly worth mentioning
AS football is THE college game ii
must set her away back, even
though she takes a good stand in two
other lesser sports.
Class C.
Brown, Lafayette, Lehigh, Virginia
Vanderbilt, Penn State, Illinois. Per.
die, Ohio State. Carlisle, Columbia,
Washington and Jefferson, George.
town, Notre Dame, Leland Stanford,
California, Colgate-Total, II.
Glass ..
Williams, Amherst, Wesleyan, Holy
Cross, Kansas, Missouri. Iowa,
Swarthmore, Auburn, Georgia, Geor.
gia Tech, Texas, Texas A. & NJ,
". p. l., Washington and Lee, Pitts
burg, w. U Penn, Nebraska, Mich
lgan A. c, Mississippi A. q NJ, l..
IS. L., North Carolina A. & NJ. Yer
mont, Oberlin, Dickinson. Western
Reserve University, University North
Carolina, Ohio Wesleyan, Indiana
Total, 2S.
Class {.
Tufts, Maine, Washington Uniyer-
sity, Fordham, Alabama. Clemson
SeWanee, Tennessee, Mississippi, Da-
wilson, Ames, South Carolina, West
Virginia, " Nj. l., Wake Forest.
Bucknell, Johns Hopkins, Kentucky
University, Kentucky State, Arkan-
.sas, Colorado, Denver Case, Beloit,
Haskell-Total, %.
Glass F.
Bowdoin. Bates, Union. Hamilton.
Rochester, Hobart, Rutgers, Manhat.
tan, George Washington, Kenyon,
Wooster, Arizona, Cincinnati. Mari.
eta, Oennison, Gettysburg. Albright,
Northwestern, Franklin and Mar
shall. Haverford Mercer. Tulane.
Florida, Buchtel, Buffalo. Oklahoma.
Drury, ST. Louis. Maryland. Della
ware. Trinity, villa Nova. Colby Ur-
sinus, Muhlenberg-T 30.
Glass c.
Allegheny Geneva, Ohio Northern,
Miami, Mt. Union, Hiram. Berea, Cit.
adel. Howard, Birmingham. Clinton.
Erskine, Wofford, Furman. Stetson.
Rushton, Milsaps Richmond, vii.
liam and Mary, Rhode Island, Chat
ia ooga, Charleston, Randolph,
Macon, Hampden-Sydney. Roanoke.
Westminster, S. w. P. University.
Cumberland. Wittenburg, Maryvine,
Carson aud Newman, Spring Hin.
Bethany, Gallaudet Middlehury, Nor
WCh Total, 36.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Kid Young Pinned for Eggers
Expects to Land Sleep Wallop.

nish the best kind of a battle, and
that's just the cope for tomorrow
night.
A CORKING card of preliminaries
"A have been arranged Spider
Britt and his greatest rival. Meyer
Prizes, are going to hook up in an
eight round affair These two boys
love each other-like a baby loves
the whooping cough.
Spider used to possess the ability
to Just nose Meyer out That was a
year or two ago, but during the past
eighteen months Prizes has taken on
lot of weight He figures that on
tEis account he will be more than
able to offset Spiders speed 1t will
be a grudge scrap for fair.
There will be a siX-round mill be-
tween Kid York. the Handsome
NeWsboy, and Soldier Henry, from
Fort Mcpherson These two lads
know little or nothing about the fine
points of the game, but they do love
to slug, and there Will be plenty Of
fireworks when they get going.
THE Georgia Athletic Club has Ger
l tainly arranged an excellent card
for their opening show and their
quarters. al the corner of James and
Cone streets, are likely to be packed
from cellar to rafters by the time the
main bout starts
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

Johnson in Paris on June o. is coming
back to this country before he tackles
the big black Billy Roche has secured
thea trical gagements for Moran for
two months, for which he will receive
5000 a week.
Kid Lewis. featherwelght champion Of
England, will leave England shortly to
mingie with the best in America He
is DESTROYS OF meeting Johnny Hilbane,
Ar Morey, a middleweight pugllist.
defeated Johnny Summers former well
terweight champion Of England, on a
foul in the seventh round in Melbourne,
Australia the other night
Hughey Michigan will bo one Of
Packey Netherlands opponents when
the latter takes his trip to Australia
snowy Baker has signed Packey for
three fights on the other side.
Jimmy Cofroth the san Francisco
promoter, has another good man in the
person of Billy Murray II is the in
tention Of Coffroth to match Murray
with Jimmy Clahby for a championship
battle a little later on
Murray made a big hit out West when
he recently stopped Leo Houck in four
teen rounds Before this scrap Murray
was practically an unknown.
Nothing has been heard lately from
Bud Anderson This younster was be
ing touted wonder until Leach Cross
stopped him on Two occasions.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
NaughtOn's Funeral
Tomorrow Morning

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE
funeral Of w w. Naughton, dean OF
Pacific sport writer's. who died yester-
day. will be held from st. Mary's Ca
thedral at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
The remains will lie at Halsted's UNI
dertaking establishment until this aft
ernoon, when they will be removed to
the family home, at No. SIS Ninth ave-
nue..
Expressions Of sympathy over the
death of Naughton poured into the San
Francisco Examiner office from all parts
OF the world to-day.
Directors Of the Press Club. OF which
Mr. NaughtOn was president, held a
meeting this morning to pass resolutions
on Naughton's death.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Duffy Will Referee
Thursdays Big Bout

CHICAGO. March H. According 10
Harry Foley manager Of Willie Ritchle.
lightweight champion who will box ten
rounds with IA Wogast. the former
tiuehoder. IN Milwaukee. tomorrow
night, George DUFFY. Of Milwaukee. will
he the third man in the ring II this
assertion is true the last hitch which
possibly could prevent the staging of
the contest has been overcome, and tight
fans are sure 70 see one Of the hest mills
STA aged In this section in years
Foley said he talked with Tom An
dreUs over the long distance telephone.
and the promoter said the Boxing Com
mission was unanimous In its choice Of
DUFFY for referee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Gilmore Still Hopes
To Get Cobb for Feds

sHREN EPORT. la, March IL
President Gilmore, Of the Federal
League, is living UP to his war declara :
ton announced prior to leaving Chica 90
lie has wired Ty Cobb handsome offer.
and has hopes Of being able to convince
the Detroit outhelder that his place is
In the outlaw organization. Gilmore is
also spending much money on telegraph
tolls m an effort to get a number ~
Boston Red SoX players. While he will
not mention the names Of the PLAYERS
he is after, Il is understood they are
Joe, Woods, Larry Gardner. Ray Collins
and Heine Wagner
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Steve Ketchel Loses
Twenty-Round Scrap

Los ANGELES, March 1l.-Daye
Piccato scored a clean cut 2O-round
win over Steve Ketchel, Of Chicago, AZ
Vernon last night. Ketchel was on the
verge of being knocked out several
times, during the fight, but managed TO
last the limit
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Bradley Picked to
Lead Brooklyn Feds

NEW YORK March ILL Formal an
nouncement Of the appointment Of vii
liam tBilD Bradley As manager Of the
BROOKLYN Federal League club was
made here Yesterday afternoon The
signing OF Daniel Murphy, former Geld
captain ~ the Philadelphia American
League club was also confirmed
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

INTERSTATE BOXING TOURNEY.
MILWAUKEE. March TIA inter
state boxing tournament will he held
between the Milwaukee Athletic club
and the Illinois Athletic club in the
". A. {. gymnasium on March II,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Harry Bailey Lands
Berth With st. Paul

MEMPHIS. TENN. March H. Bill
Frel. manager ~ the St Paul club
training here, to-day signed HARRY
Bailey outhelder With tho Atlanta
southern League club in l912 and part
M 1913. Fricl picked Bailey up as r
lrec agCnt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Boys High Plays
Marist Five To-day

Roys High and Marlst viii clash this
afternoon in the first Of the elimination
games 10 decide the prep school basket
ban championship Of Atlanta.
Tc-day's game should he hummer.
The teams have met twice Boys High
Winning the game on Msrist court and
Marist winning the one played at the
Athletic club court.
Following is the probable lineup
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Joe AzevedO Wins
Verdict Over Hayes

OAKLAND. CAL. March 1l-Joe
Asevedo Nss given tine decision over
Grover Hayes 20 PENNSYLVANIA in their
ten. round bout before the Oakland
INheelmens Club last night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Dillon Stops Lester
In Fifteen Rounds

DENNE .R, March tt.-Jack Dillon. Of
Indianapolis, knocked out Jack Lester.
n san Francisco, in the tenth round Of
night,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

NOBLESNtLLE. IND. March II .-
The management Of the Waterloo. Iowa
team in the Central Association has
signed Dick Harrison, NoblesviUe
plaNer who. Will get a try-out for an
inheld position.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

dis beSi OH on the verge or an
important contest is shown by
highly amusing and at the same
time instructive incident of the
battle in st. Louis the other night
between Jimmy Duffy, the Lock
port lightweight star and Freddie
Welsh, British champion, at 1876
pounds
w HEN Duffy and his wise
manager, Bert Finch land
ed IN st. Louis for the CON
test with the British star. thew
made II known to the club man
agement that they desired no ref
eree's decision after the affair. It
is customary in st. Louis for the
referee to leave the ring without
making any direct announcement
but to afterWard hand the news
paper writers his opinions of the
different bouts, This is what the
Duffy party wished to avoid for
some reasons best known to
themselves, but which the reader
may readily guess
OluNldl uCTluTFGQ. IN
fact they were obdurate. So
were Duffy and his wise manager
They said there would be no CON
test unless their request was
granted. The argument contin-
ued right up to the entrance Of
the boxers into the ring. The club
ottlcials appeared 10 have con
scented, but after the affair was
under way one of them called
the referee to the ropes and told
him TO give a decision just as he
had done in other contests
THIS he did. and to the utter
amazement. apparently. Of
the Duffy party the referee said
that Duffy had won. Their de
light of course, was tremen-
dous, but the accounts Of the lit
tie affair do not tell what they
said to each other i'm private aft
er the excitement had died down.
THE ew York starter evident.
~ did a Corking good Job of
li with Welsh All the accounts
Of the battle say that he not only
outboXed and outfought Freddie,
bat outroughed him as well.
which is something to do. for
Freddie, no matter what ANYBODY
may say. is q past master Of all
the little tricks and articles of
ringcraft some OF which do not
exactly come under the ban Of the
Queensberry rules, but which are
not considered good sportsman
ship.
w { are told in a letter from
Mr. Finch that Willie
Richie has declined to meet Duff
" in any Kind Of a contest. de-
spite the fact that he has been
offered q large side bet to do SO.
one is hardly inclined to agree
with Mr.. Fiuch's view of the
champions attitude Let some
Buffalo club offer Richie the
match and see what happens.
Nj R. FINCH is nothing if not
W real booster He can ont.
do even that wonder Of them an.
Danny Morgan, when IL comes To
making broad statements Listen
70 This one sentence from Mr.
Flnch's carhoned letter. Duffy
always picks the tough ones and
is never satisfied unless his oppo-
nent is the best in the lightWeishi
ranks. We are curious 10 know
Just how many BESTS MI Finch
and Mr.. DUFFY figure there are in
this class
IT may interest Richie 10
considerable extent to know
exactly Mr.. Fnuh's opinion ~
him, Here n ISL Willie Richie
a fine fellow personally but q poor
champion Further he saws
"Ritchjc N,f have 90 battle pufy
or admit that he is afraid NJ los
Ing his title Also this hon mot.
There is only one conclusion to
he drawn from Ritchie's refusal
20 meet DufN. and thar is ne
feels In his heart that nnffy can
defeat him ana is afraid OF the
test"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

THE ALl5l.
LireS there pug Cith soul so dead
Returning from foreign strand
Who Rcrcr To the sciibcS has said.
81 U0n the fight, but. huHB gee!
They must hare fTCd the referee.
Besides had busted hand"
If you don't believe that higher ed E
ucation pays, pause and reflect that
the Harvard football team cleared
$4,000 last fall.
AS We suspected, there wasn't the
slightest sign OF rough house when
Coulon and Williams met The mod T.
ern nghter doesn't believe in fighting
when there is no purse in the offing.
Sam Langford arises to remark that
he is only % years old. Next thinq
we know Jim Sheckard will deny that
he is more than So
Reports from London Indicate that
as pusiist Bandsman Blake is an
expert bandsman.
Until his recent demise Mr.. Blake
was considered a white hope. Judg-
ing from the way he fought, the ac-
cusation was true
You probably do not believe il, but
there are baseball sorbes in our midst
who have not appointed Fielder
Jones manager Of the Brooklyn Feds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
Sporting Food
BY GEORGE E. PHAIR
HE WORLD TOURISTS.


To-day they slap BoW on The back and
shake goW by The hand
and bid yOu hearty lrCicome TO your
dear old nGtire land.
To-daB BOU are hero. but knoW
you loiH be pdnned
Some Afternoon in August when gou
hedue one to The stand
T0-ddy then ciRe and dine DoR and
yeau heart is light and gag.
Your chest expands ten inches at the
compliments theB pdy
To-dGy Hcy salUe and praise yot& but
some afternoon in May
T0uU hear another story lchen you
pull q b0nebead pldU
To-day your dome is srcUing as they
hand V0H lrOydS Of cheer.
Your countendHce is gioWiag Nth the
pleasant things you hear.
But later on some other WOrds tCtH
fqU upon y0u' ear
When you are batting in pinch and
tohif the atmosphere.
Cap Arson has been reinstated as
an amateur golfer. but If you saw him
play you never would suspect him cf
being a professional.
Word comes from Pittsburg that
the Pirate infieId has signed his fif-
tenth contract.
THERE AMT NO SUCH PERSON.
There tcds 4 lad in our torn
And he WdS rOHdrOus qUer.
The Feds hal nerer offered him
Ten thousand pluNks a gear.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
SPOR7IN
COMMENT
By Ed W. Smith.
Mai smart FIGHTERS and their

MIA 7 smart lighters and their
wise managers do not al
ways know when they
are best off on the verge of an
important contest is shown by
highly amusing and at the same
time instructive incident of the
battle in st. Louis the other night
between Jimmy Duffy, the Lock
port lightweight star and Freddie
Welsh, British champion, at 1875
pounds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

Reports from London Indicate that
as a pusilist Bandsman Blake is an
expert bandsman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

w { are told in a letter iron,
Mr. Finch that Willie
Richie has declined to meet Duff
" in any kind Of a contest. de-
spite the fact that he has been
offered large side bet ia do So
one is hardly inclined to agree
with Mr. FinChs view of the
champions attitude Let some
Buffalo club offer Richie the
match and see what happens.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

FolIowIng is he probable llne-ur
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