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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16

Weekly movement ngures OF the NeM 'oaA
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts O3,36l bales.
against o.. 95T last year. overland 10 mills ana
Canada ~. $50. against 9.62s last year, south
ern mill takngs. estimated 10000, against 90. 70
900 last year: loss OF stocks at interior towns
81 532 against -. 762 last year; brought mo
sight for the week. -. S24. against sJs23 last
year. Total crop moyement-Port receipts, -
800 49, against 3, 4J4. 5OT last year. overland 70
mills and Canada 0tg. 246, against 1907 80 last
year: Southern mill takings. 10000, against
.. 4g0. 600 last year: stock at interior towns IN
excess OF September /, pa. 81. against 283.342
last year: brought into sight thus Tar for sea-
son. ia. 1913 SOL against - 220 13l last year
Liverpool cables: Spot in good demand
sales. 10000 bales: speculation and export,
loo: American. 5000. Imports, 1000; all
American mld-upand. 7.47d. Futures opened
steady. 5T6 points higher; closed quiet but
steady at net advance OF 3ia45 points. May
and May-Iune. 7.0Sd June-July, $3.50; July
August. 6.9oi1d: August september. 6.I41sd'
STANDARDIZATION. 6.52l9d; October-Noyem-
Der. 6.i2iad November December. $500; De-
cember-January and January-February 634d:
February-March. G.35d: March-April, 635 I'D.
Manchester-Ysrns FIRM cloths a fair business
doing.
New Orleans, May 15.-Whilc prices az the
close OF the cotton market to-day were 70
points down, there seemed to be a rather good
undertone. and many traders blamed lack or
outside support partly FOR the slight drop. The
spot demand here was rather brisk. and reports
from England were that spots OF desirable
quality were in good demand The close was
steady at decline nj from . a 8 pCinta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16

usually to havs sold ct the bottom and
bought at the top. II the reports are TO
revert. by order. TO high, low and closing
prices only. and no transactions of less
than Ave shares are to be reported. then
the abuses must be expected TO come
back. too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16

Continued 10 move In a listless manner. but
while sales to-day amounted 10 only 1000 bags,
the tone was steadier and values showed gains
on 2 TO 4 points HARE closed 2. TO y franc
higher. while Hamburg was unchanged to Z,
pfenuig advance. Santos spots were 80 refs
lower. futures showed gains OF - 10 10 Teis'
cost and freight offers were practically un-
changed spot market inactive. with Rio IS
quoted sac Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
Sales in this market yesterday for for
eign account amounted 10 about 1000
shares on balance.


shares on balance.
A gain of S7,2O2 900 by the banks is in
dicated in the reported movements OF
currency this week. The gain from the
interior was slO,SS4,0oo, the shipments in
Guiding s5,44O,0o) national bank notes sent
to Washington for redemption and $780,
900 transferred through the Sub-Treasury
TO San Francisco. The gain on ordinary
Sub-Tredsury operations was sslS,0U.
Gold exports amounted to 100000 in
bars. of which 100000 was for Berlin
and 10000 for Paris.
Exports of copper for the week ended
Nav 4 totalled II ,S23 tons. compared with
II .Os5 tons the same week last year.
Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange by the Detroit
River Tunnel Company to list 100000 ad-
ditional first mortgage 50-year Az per cent
honds Of the Detroit Terminal Tunnel
Gross earnings OF the Wheeling Lake
Erie for April were s07,9z2, an increase
NJ s2s19i. and net earnings were $3.50.
while in 1913 there was dehclt OF >l'0'-
2O5 in net revenue.
Tho average net legal deposits of the
National City Bank this week, amount
ing to sos, 497 600 make a high record IN
the history of that institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
Yester
PROVISIONS.

The market was moderately active early, and
prices were frmer but late IN the day there
was A partial reaction. and closing quotations
were az about the lowest although showing
SUBSTANTIAL gains over last night PORK
STEADY: mess S22aS22 90 family. s@3GN26;
short clear SO JOQs2l 80 BEEF-Quiet; mess
siTGsls 50; family Sigas2O. packet. Slsdsl9
viva India mess. S2TTS2s. DRESSED HOGS
Firm. 1IIal2Sc; pigs l2isc CUT MEATS
-Pickled bellies quiet l29.ali4c; picked
hams steady. IA. TALLOW-Steady; special
CSC: CITY, 6asc asked: country. 6djstc. LARD
Firm; middle West. IL. 2OHlO Boo, city steady
g7,GlOc: refined firm; south America, l.5oc;
Mound dull, s4dsisc. STEARlNE-Steady;
cteo sf.c. CITY lard Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIAlS.

BID Ask. Bid. Ask.
Am It & Tr345 $50 n Y Trans. ~ 81.
do pref 10s 107 Savoy Oil .... 81
Int r r Gifts So ~ sSterling Gum So
Kel Sp r pf 1872 1877 Tob Prod pr. IS Sc
!, v coal S. $50 16s L Cigar st pin lis
Marconi Of \ 35s 37s Wayland O&G 5A 53s
4Mav's oil 49,. IS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
T0pICS or THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
ono Will Understand the
Date Decision When II
Does Come Down?
oIvESTION ARISES OF
ITS INTERPRETATION
commission May Make Hundreds
of Changes in the Tariffs
Submitted.

y.-v Of those who have been watch
,,oseIv the Interstate Commerce
.'.,roission's handling OF the rate case
1--we that is decision will he announced
!. Ipne q. the day IL adiourns for the
..r.n,er But what they are thinking
I've Of than Of the date OF tho decision
y. chat Il will mean and how will people
..se-Sisnd Il II IS within the possibill-
=, nat the commission will hand down
!, oniers In a form ineligible only 10
:. railroads. Surprising, for Instance
a. allows a number Of the proposed
eases In rates. refuses or reduces
.s.-s ard tells the railroads that they
-.s make UP what else they need
A-,peh aroNshing special allowances,
:, 70 shippers. who will be able TO
M within day or a week. how much,
terms OF money. any particular road.
-. railroads have not asked for a
rsisht per cent increase in all rates
rev have asked for changes in the tar
Y on some 2000o commodities. equivalent.
? granted I'm their entirety. 20 about
IS per cent straight Increase. Even
,sl. per cent equivalent IS 10 be
Fashioned. some calculations having
rsds It only from ss4 10 Sif per cent.
= Is a certainty that the roads won't
granted everything exactly as they
ave asked for IL Who will be able 20
Fl on the day of the decision. unless the
Ymm!ss,on furnishes a popular interpre-
afon. just how much has been granted9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16

Their. was a fairly active demand for re
fined sugar and prices we're firm OF &C by al
~-1rr-s 20 T1r -rar.ffafed Raw we nrirtn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Gross earnings OF the Consumers Power
Company OF Michigan for April were
S7s,oS while net earnings amounted TO
N@.0lS. Surplus after charges was sl05.-
go. and after providing for dividends on
the preferred stock there remained a bal
ance OF s7792s. For the twelve months
ended April 80 gross earnings totalled.
SS.24l.s43. and net earnings were 81. $50. 1856.
For the year surplus after charges was
s7sS, 2S9 and balance after preferred dvi-
dends was Sie3. go
Grand Rapids Railway.
The Grand Rapids Railway Company
announces an increase of pay for its old
conductors and motormen, effective May
10. Last year the company granted a gen
eral increase for all the motormen and
conductors. making the scale % cents an
hour for the first six months. q cents for
the second six months. % cents for the
two-year men and - cents for those who
were in their third year with the com
pany or longer. At that time 1t was
unofliclally said that II business war
ranted additional grades would be made
for the older employees. Notwithstanding
that business was not what was hoped
for, the Grand Rapids Railway Company
recognizes the value of its older employees,
and the new schedule provides for a scale
OF 26is cents for the fourth year In the
service and p cents for the NTH year
and thereafter.
Atlantic Gas and Eleotro
Arthur d. Lord. president U. the At
lantic Gas and Electric Compans. has is
sued a letter TO shareholders covering
operations OF the company tor the nrst
quarter of the present year. In 1t he
says: THE larger amount Of investment
made by subsidiary and affiliated COM
panies of the Atlantic Company is being
made for Improvements TO properties in
the Easton, Penn, district, which work
10 now nearing completion. A new e'"oS-
horsepower turbo- generator was put INTO
service early IN January and the WORK
of Installing Il second 1888 horsepower
turbo-generator is being rapidly pusheo.
The generating capacity of the plant al
present, without taking into consideration
the new generator being installed is
1000 hoi epower. The new station build
ing al Iounton, n. j., has been completed
and two 0po-horsepower turbo-generators
arc now being installed. Announcement
has been made by the Bethlehem Steel
Company that in the next three years
5000 900 will be spent in the Bethlehem
Faston section of the Lehigh valley 10
meet the rapidly expanding manuiactur-
ing conditions" The regular quarterly
dividend Of IL per cent on the preferred
stock OF the company was recently de-
clared payable May Is to holders of rec
ord May !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
MIN ING.
EON OS.


Sc 900 Can p S. notes l03A 1893. l05s. i93H.
rs 0e0 Con Gas cvt Sc. 1884 ia llSA< ~
1000 y G AS, 1862. 1913 1913 lOls4 IVl7t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
Better Feeling in the Street.

bSNscr TeelinS w NNc OhccNs
Before the Boston & Maine financing
announcement came along yesterday 20
Eovoke a new discussion there was a
-uod deal Of cheerfulness over the evil
sence that the railroads were not in so
lssperate a pass as they had seemed to
e TIE principal cause Of the good feel
hg was the instantaneous success Of the
Baltimore & Ohio note sale. Tho whole
ken 40 was subscribed for in a jiffy.
ana in proof Of Il the subscription books
rsre closed That the investing public
could be willing to take that number OF
b per cent notes al par within few
Nurs was considered in Wall Street an
,dication OF a continuing betterment in
ne investment situation, Notwithstanding
net institutions were supposed TO have
5een the chief buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
lOTIONSEED OIL.

Trading inactive. but prices hrm. closing al
I 10 points net higher. Local contract
prices VA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
MONTREAL STOCKS.
SHORT TERM NOTES
Maturing lsli-'ls

maturing lSlf- ~
,r,..r,lsbsa by swartwout & Appenzellar, "a
'" Pine SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
MIN WING.
BON OS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
Eurnisbed by Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co.. q

when issued. isells cents per share.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-08

Bears, dogs, goats, cats, almost
every animal has been used as a mas
cot. The Athletics one spring were
offered an elephant painted white.
San Francisco had a seal IN a pond
Years ago Memphis had,a goose, that
used to stalk sOlenlnly 10 to the plate
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-08

Chicago. He came to the West Side
team as baby almost and has seen
a dozen generations of players come
and go. Now he is a big, strong man,
stage manager in a theater He
has jumped to the Feds
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-08

to start rally when released from
the bench. But hunchbacks and
small negroes are considered the
lUckiest.
The number Of applications for
Jobs as mascot for teams. is. astound-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
CASEY. 1914 MODEL.

CRSEYJ 1914 MODEGs
The score that day Uas eUen, toith a
tlock Of men on base,
and then came mighty Casey 9ciB a
smile upon his face.
And as he ioGs preparing for a heal
thy three-b base hit
Up stepped gent aoho carried an
Injunction in his mitt.
oh, somewhere in this favored land
the players pound the pill,
But in the park at MWdUiIle all is
silent noto and still.
oh, Someloherc magnates gather halt
the money that is coined,
But there's no game in MuduiHe-
mighty CGSeVS been eHj0iRed.
If we were Bill KLEIN we'd ask an
injunction restraining flppant ath-
letes from calling US "catfsh."
It is reported that All Mccoy, who
knocked out George Chip, is slowly
recovering from the shock.
Yagotta hand it to a lad who lands
q knockout, but If we were al Nc
Coy we wouldn't fight George Chip
again.
Ed Reulbach pitched nine innings
and issued only two passes, leading
one to suspect that he was aiming at
third base.
The fact that Reulbaoh can control
the ball shows that he is not in mid
season form.
Jimmy Clabby has climbed aboard
a steamer and left the L. S fiat on
its back. 1t is said that he will set
tie in England, where it is fashion
able to beat up policemen
Il is said that the Feds are dick
ering with the Cotton States League,
so that the athletes who are dropped
will have a soft place to land
Connie Mack is said to be worried
over his recruits, but why should
Connie Mack be worried over his re-
cruits?
We also have a bunch that John W.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
BY 0. B. KELLER.

NER information is TO the effect
that when the Nag lops Tues
day afternoon to start the sea-
son Of 1914 on its way in the south
ern League there will be more brand
new faces on exhibition than ever ne
fore at the start OF session in the
Kavanaugh circuit
And il may be added that our old
friend b Smith has had to go out ana
dig for new material with any Of 'cm
unless # Is our other old friend
Midue Finn who took over the Mem
phis collection of relics and curlos
and kept only five of them.
BILLY was confronted with no In
- field at all Agler Smith Bis
land, Holland-all were gone Hol-
land came back. Il Is true, and now
is after his old job at third in COM
petition with red headed gent
named Lynch But Eibcl, Mcconnell
and Jennings are new hands
Bin has one new outhelder. Flaua-
gan, and two old ones, WelChonce ana
Long Ike has one Old catcher Joe
Dunn, and two new ones Reynolds
and Munich He viii have a new or
an old utility man according as he
selects kircher or Manush Two OF
the pitching stan are vets Dent and
Price The re /. except for Rube ks
singer viii burst athWart the bug
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Few Familiar Faces in Southern
All Clubs Remodeled for 1914

horizon as new wonders or otherwise.
~ Montgomery Gilks has had to
find new men TO replace Wares.
&C. Brown e. Brown, Walker and
knapp. In Mobile. Briscoe Lord has
had to supply others TO FIJI the shoes
of Paulette, starr, Cavet. d, Robert
son and Billy Campbell. a tough job
in each instance, and one necessitat-
ing the entire reuiodeling Of each ma
chine,
THE Birmingham Barons have lost
Messenger. Prough, Foxen and
Mayer. The LookOuts are shy sum
mers and Coveleskie who. II may be
recalled, did quite bit OF work for
that city LIST season.
Will show up IN Allan
~ "a for the opening game with
pretty nearly a new lineup. from
garnet TO cellar Shortstop Lindsay,
TO be sure, win remain ON the job and
Schwartz probably will play FIRST base
himself. but Williams, Gibson and
Perry are gone, and others with
them.
EXCEPT for a few pitchers, !.
- Dobhs down in New Orleans. has
exactly two 1918 players holding over.
His entire inheld is new, although
some of them have played i'm this
league before Adams, back of The
wood and HendryN, In the outtield,
win be familiar points in the stranse
aspect of things
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
BOXING
SDBRTFES
SfAp4sG and
NtGOSSP

Willie Ritchie and Tommy Murphy,
two sterling lightweights. win attempt
10 settle the question of supremacy next
Friday night in Jim Coffroths arena in
san Francisco. This is the third time
these ringmen have been scheduled to
battle, the other bouts falling through
al the last minute.
Richie will no doubt enter the ring
q topheavy favOrite, due 70 the great
fights he put up his last three times
out He clearly bested Joe Rivers,
Leach Cross and Ad Wolgast ON the
other hand, Murphy has NOT heen seen
in action for about SIX months and fans
are rather doubtful as To Tommy s
hghting ability at The present time.
New York promoters are already clam
0ring for a return match between George
Chip and Al Mccoy, Gotham fans think
more than lucky punch, ana are OF the
opinion that another bout between the
pair would bring chip out winner
However. it is doubtful as to whether
Mccoy VIII run into another match with
Chip for awhile q least Theatrical
dates are being showered at the new
conner, and he will probably spend a few
months before the footlights before tack
ling George again
Terry Nelson, the Greek lightweight.
may be seen in a New orleans ring
against Joe Thomas soon Gramlich
and Bush, the Pelican city promoters,
are after some boy to meet Joe, and
Ferry has wired for the match.
Jake Abel is simply longing for a
chance to swing the padded mitts with
some hoy of his weight here. Jake
writes that he is ready TO step into the
ttr ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Owen Moran Said to
Be Dying in England

NEW YORK. April iS-owen Moran.
the clever English featherweieft has
contracted tuberculosis. and has not
long to live. according TO dispatches
received to-day from Louaou Moran,
one ~ the best fighters ever pro-
ouced across the sea, msde his last
American appearance here Pm January
against Young ShruErue, lie showed
then that something was wrong with
him. as he was forced TO quit ion the
seventh round
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
y-~-~---~~--S~--->-~
5 ~ GEORGE Z. PHAfR. :

McGraw is worried over Connie
Mack's regulars.
DOPING THE FIRST GAME.
The baseball team is wondering,
The fan at home is ponderjng.
He reads the dope, but he is all at
sea.
For he is UainlU querying
In accents loud and toearying:
81 teonder toho the batteries tciU
be-"
The mGgHate, too. is tcondering.
He listens to the laundering
And hears the raindrops patter on
the led
He sees the treetops fluttcring
And sadly he is mUtteriRg:
81 1cORder lchdt the cute receiBts
wW be-"
In spite of their recent conflict in
Detroit, Ed Lewis and Wladek Zbysz-
ko are still at large. Is it possible that
Detroit has no law against mayhem?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Court Action May
Restrain Land From
Playing With Feds

SlOuN CITY, IOWA, April l3 Court
action will be taken 20 restrain Grover
Cleveland Land from playing baseball
with the Federals II other means da
not bring the Sioux City catcher back
TO the club from where he jumped 20
the Brooklyn team This statement
was made TODAY by President H. j.
Hanlon. Of the local Western League
club
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Cardinals Capture
Series From Browns

ST LOUIS. April bly, four con-
sseuuye hits on Baumgarducr ,r the
eighth, The ST. Louis Nationals Ncster-
day scored three runs and won the last
game OF the city series from The 81
Louis Americans 8 10 3. THE standing
at the close ~ the series gave the Ma.
uuuls five Victories ana the Ameri-
cans one
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Toronto Bats Out
Victory Over Vols

NASHVILLE TENN. April l3 The
Toronto international League team
batted three Nashville pitchers hard
Yesterday and won from Nashville by
a score of N 60 S. 10 was the last game
the local teams plays until the opening
game OF the league with Atlanta Tues
day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

NYNEWS
&<A a ~ q
GNOTES

Walter MaranvlIe. peppery partner
OF Johnny Evers in the Braves in
field, has followed the wishes of George
Stallings and postponed his marriage
until after the close Of the season, in
dicating that Staliings has some influ-
ence with his players
Iris" Speaker has more gray hairs
than 'Tillie'' Shafer. but he says that
a tight cap and not baseball worries
While Harry Mccormick is making
hit with the fans of Chattanooga
Mike Donlin is making his way sue
cessfully with MeGraw as pinch hit
ter, vice Mccormick.
Thirty members Of the Olivet College
team have signed an agreement not to
smoke; drink swear or 60 to parties the
table for Branch Hickey
Jake Daubert says the Dodgers will
be in the race from the start. So will
seven other National League teams.
Dispatches from the Giants training
camp say that McGraw is worrying a
little No doubt, J Franklin Baker
poled out another homer the other day.
Chief Meyers is the only player on
McGraw's list who is not signed up
for three seasons. Perhaps McGraw
has another backstop TO fill the Chiefs
place.
The Federals better be careful If
they lose any more suits, they'll be
going around In barrels.
Both Claude Cooper and Steve Evans
are sure OF outaeld berths with the
BroolClyn Feds That means that either
Danny Murphy or Arte Hoffman will
have to go.
Cinci fans thank highly of Howard
Shanks the Washington outfelder, He
seems to be a corker as to ground COW
erng and smothering flies
Maybe Cy Falkenberg does miss the
big tent. but he has one consolation
he won't have to pitch to Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb In the new organization.
Hats off to Mrs. Britton. owner Of
the st. Louis Cards. She has given Ar
mold Hauser. the Cardinal player who
has been disabled for life, life PEN
sion.
Joe jackson isn't in form as yet He
got but one triple and two singles in
five times at bat in recent game
Poor Joe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Pirates Lose to
Kansas City, 8 to 5

KANSAS CITY Mo, April l& fle
local American Association club easily
defeated the l1ttsburg Nationals 3 to
yesterday MowreN % pittsburg bat.
Kansas City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n 3
flttspurg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Newark Defeated
By Brooklyn, 9 to 5

NEWARK. n. j., April 13.-The
Brooklyn Nationals defeated the New
ark Internationals yesterday . 10 3.
Both teams played fine fielding game
Score r. II. Il.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
REFORMERs IN SPORT.

is STRANGE" Walter that reOrmers
the crowds
Probably $ although ought be
him
bob have
there growing superstition in this
that the Loyal Public should get what pays ohat It should be
treated with fairness and honesty
The Loyal only big VIGOROUSLY
guess long suffering readily with The
dishonesty weltngh
irresistible the "refOrmers.'
widespread interest the Of reform
n
embarrassed of efome but baseball and football
is college
cratic contempt people shaken
expenses of
tain football
of the cloth
publc damned
o at
he games
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Baltimore Drops
Game to Giants

BALTIMORE. MD. Aprh rs The
New York Giants Yesterday defeated
the Baltimore lrtsu8 t.onals s 70
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
STRIKE UP THE BAND!

IF THAT ARKANSAS JUDGE correctly quoted The Camniz
be the
Pttshurg the
the If His Jobos had
stopped cooling
the thing
remark that player chose to throw down the reserve clause
the his there
ampng of the contracts that
said something the effect
binding than to hand that
five neNtua d1y Sure
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

Walter Maranvllle. peppery partner
Of Johnny" Evers in the Braves in
field, has followed the wishes of George
Stallings and postponed his marriage
until after the close Of the season, in
dicating that Staliings has some influ
ence with his players
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

Iris" Speaker has more gray hairs
than Title Shafer, but he says that
a tight cap and not baseball worries
brought them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
indianapolis Wins.
Over Tigers, 2 to ]

INDIANAPOLIS IND. April tS.-The
indianapolis American Association club
won from the Detroit Americans, to i
here yesterday.