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MHHHWPMP 12 ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1907. ! UP-TO-DATE j OF SPORTING NEWS WORLD NEWS OF SPORTS EDITED BY I PERCY H. WHITING not news, but views I ATLANTA BASEBALL TEAM FOR THE SEASON OF 1907 IS BETTER THAN THAT OF 1906-READ THE DOPE IHIIlllllTrftt By PERCY H. WHITING. Well, tilts day end* the last week of spurtinir imiftivity in tli<> South. '"it|, tin* new week will conn* tin* arriviil of the New York Anierieans. Kitrlit days from today the Atlanta team arrives. Thirteen days from today the first exhibition name will lie played. Well, we are all triad. It has not been swell a terribly dull winter ui the spurt ini: way. but we are riyht here to welcome the eoiniuy of something a little,more lively. -olumn the writer has tried to answer the often Is the Atlanta team stronger this year than it ampliation!I.v in the ofliriiiatire. • There In another asked ipiestion, was Inst The nns’wer is no donhtiin* it. Harritig the dent put in the twirling staff hy the return of Hughes to the New York Anierieans. the team is stronger all down the line. Even with the pennant staff of pitehern At lanta has a good elianre at the pennant. And as lias I remarked before, Atlanta has not shot. her'last shaft at the visible supply of twirlers and may, land another wonder yet. The fans can look forward to the coming season with en tire confidence. Hilly Smith has selected for them a good team and one which looks ns mu eh like tt pennant winner as any team ever looked at the beginning of the season. That is not saying that Atlanta will win tin- pennant. Con ditions beyond human control enter into the making of a pen nant winner and we don't know whether or not luck is to he with us. Hut right now Atlanta-to-heat-any-team-in-the-league" is as good n hit as any gambler could want. We note with relief that "Chesty Charles" Halih Inis re turned to Memphis anil given out the statement that the coming Southern League pennant race is to he the closest ever wit nessed in Dixie. From the way lie talked over here everybody thought that he hail the pennant sewed lip in his pocket and that the fun was ail over before it ever even started. BOWMAN TEAMS PLAYING BALL TOWN TEAM AND THE GIBSON- MERCER ACADEMY NOW TIED. M/wcIjiI i>» TJm Georgian. lktwinmi, fin , Marcli 1 - Quite a deal of Interest la l»«*lntr shown here in the rivalry between the hall team representing Gibson* Merger Arutleiuy anti tin* *<*ud-professional team of the town, anti the lover* of clean •port are enjoying the fray. The town team la piloted hy Durden and Harwell, two of Ifernle McCay’a recruit* for thl* year at Mobile. The G. M. A. student* have Improved the ball ground a vnat deal and are showing the patron* of the game it flue article of ball. The first game of the aerlea went to the town boy* to the tutio of 9 to 7. Bag- well pitched ami Burden caught for the town. Huddetli pitched and McGee caught for the ''educator*.'" The lectiud game went to the G. M. A. boy a by n score of 7 to F». The game battery upheld the hopea of the town Imy*. while Betiding and McGee composed the battery for the achool. Tho third game will be played aoon and tho od<la are about even. NOTES OF SPORTS. However, nobody could blame Babb for being rather con fident after what he did last year. Charles is of the opinion that Atlanta has the lies I infield in the league. .lust by way of returning the compliment we will “opine’’ that Charley has a pretty good one himself. $10,000 Crescent City Derby Is To. Be Run March 25 V By J. S. A. MACDONALD. New OrlennR. March 2.—On the 2&1 »*f thla UU'UtU will I..* run nnd W«n the luiuusr burse ra«*** «f the winter turf a«*aa.ai, the L'metut Ulty Derby «f HO.fluo. New York uiny have the Ntihtirhnn llnndl- rttp awl Hum Kre»«*!***♦» the^Btirs* llaudb up. nud the street car conductors me heglnnlng ♦ o tell uf Just itow fast Tielliig ami the other foremost colt* ore worklug, while In the long hours nf the evaulng* flic hugs of derby talk Is heard In the theaters, the ho tel utilities snd nlmiit th* stitadN. In a •porting aud a rut-lug way. lt'a the big lower MUal«Hl|.pi .-onutry and the great Houthwe*.t u« this derby ntTnlr. w*lili*h nti muaIIt riiuu* to Uaml lu the third week of f.t I.'.ir I.'iini»'."' ui."Tluinc grow ii in tnltie nuil lin|M»rtniu*e. until lust yi*nr. wli.'U J*»< h«*> Jn.-k Martin drove haute on Guiding Star In llu* colors of Trainer Hum Hildreth, Hist was tin* slake tak.-u down by tin* owner of the find horse nud n«»t fewer than |M*rs*»ns witness**.! the ttnl-li That .lay fovtv three iMHiktuakeni offereil «Ht»l* on tin* field of eandidateM. H«« great is tin- game «I<mn her.* tit present thnt at *•*.*•* tlfii Imm.Kh will do l»u*lneNH on the derby 1I1L inotdh ami an atteinlniiee of fullv wilt be at the traekshle that I**, If tin* |ire**.*iit R»*»t. fur as luom-v ami at- temlain e ai. .i.i,. . rned, keeps up for u f.-w weeks longer There Is no renMiii Id itdntr otherwls*- either. f**r almost every lnj*ondug transeotittnentnl flyer brings a uuotu of fiirflr**** from rnllfornla **n route t.» the ground at It* tuitng. l» V . who ear** Miffi rieutly f**r th. derby tn stop off and watt for It’s rutudng Th* Bet’s th* Thing. Atreadv lln* i harfes Hotel bell |.o\ •* Perhaps the greatest evidence of tin* wide spread coiu ern hi the outcome of this year's rreseeut Ulty Derby Is seen lu the fuel .»r post.Hl being offered tho local |»ul»lle. The b.M.k Is being made by Kd I’ollel. of Now York, but unlike tin* future books on tin* priuelpui races of recent years m> hots are la'lttg neceptcd through the mails. Tho Ih..»K 1* open tn the New tlrleuua ptildie faee followers, iMMiktimket’s, etc., but the proprle for declines tuall orders Tills iierlou I* due to the fuss rals.*.| by "Kid" Weller in at tempting to make a future Ihm.K .mi Hi.* Suburban llamlleap of l*.«vY Tin* nu*tnl de partment nt Washliigtoii, D. « . Issued an order ngntust th»* s< herae and i*rnlilblted the . lretiluth.il of the necessary lltenitme ami tin* jxasouge of money by inn11 The l».s.k has ih*cu oneratiug for a few days ami th** |»lay Is quit.* brisk Pollers price* give a very good Hue on what the fnsblcru think of the probable re suit. Here arc the quotations, probable starters, jookoy* nud weights, the latter be tug unofficial: i r,*».-. lit » I’t D**ibv Three >e.»r obl«*. |h |i difen ni:d sllownne.".; oil.* udle uild i sn eighth: value $»**.••** 1 ||.,r«" WHsht. finttflC. I'l'ili ,lm'K"y. (Mil. Judge post. 1 bred It 'lew !I«'|iIU*sseV Gild 1 - ' It . w A •» V ill 1 «, Ml *1 nodtt.gloi 1J. 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Pest ,,f |J„* III low II j • X* .1! tig t • put Up $27» or IfitM* ’ * *’C' * . f •( I*, iilivldll'' to heat fr . it • " aspu ing serup|w*rs , The Chlcngn National* will flnlih their spring training ut f'rbnna, ID*. Jimmy Me A leer, manager of the Rt. tool* American*, think* pretty well of the Tesaa league catcher*. lUrkey. Spencer and Ste phen* all emne from l>utln*. fn Detroit they have placet! Cobb and t'mwtnrd naUxturm in Tfir nutffrld, and McIntyre and Jonea to light It out for the third position. "Hube" Vlckent. one of Connie* Bfack'a *Vonie-alonga," aaya In* will bring hla tract with him. What * the matter, Iluhe; afraid to leave It to Uncle Samuel, or ha* It been a hard winter on the Mtnmp money? President Barney Dreyfus* of the Pitta burg club thlnka that Cisreuee Beaumont's bull playing daya are over. Secretary Barnard dcnle* the import that Catcher Fred Uuelow l» to be traded by the Cleveland club, John Ganael aaya: “We are going to have a winner In Cincinnati this year," And the song any*: “Poor John." Ilcrc'* the finish, allowing that an umpire hnan't u friend on earth. 'Hu* New Ktiglsnd Uengtie mngnatea have passed n rub* com pel ling their umplrea to furnish n certlllcnte from au ocullat tu pru\c that “hla uuipa' George Tnwne. the Australian aculler, and Eddie II an loll Unnmn, of Cnnndn, nre to riur mi ttir Nepean rirer today for the frttll- Ing chainploiiaiilp of the world and S2.5GO a *hle. Towns In July Inat recaptured the' world* Kcullltig championship, defeating Janie* Manlitiry by twenty leugth* In the Paramatta river. PRINCIPALS OF INTERNATIONAL SCRAP 1 “vjr 1 ..., |gggp wmmi In this picture arc ahown in eharacteriit principala in a recent fiatic encounter at Philadofphia, picture cf Tommy Murphy, the pride of Harlom, and at the right la Spike Dobson, the email champion from tho land of John Bull. FISHER GETS NEW CATCHER Special to Ttaa Georgian. Shreveport, La* March 2.—Tom Fish* or. manager of the Shreveport baseball team, ha* received a signed contract from Catcher John Manning, who played with Houston last year. LETTER FOR BURNS. There J» a letter In five sporting editor's office for Kid Burns. Please call. A battle for ala roonda between Amity MeGarry anti *'tuk ,r fl'uaaoTTT* "shite.f ’Tor" the arena of the Nntlonnl Athletic Club of Philadelphia tonight. Billy Maloney, Inst year with the Young* town club, will he captain of the Augusta team In the South Atlantic League the com Ing season. Dobb’s Team Will Report In Nashville March the 5th Hpeclal t«* The Georgian. Nashville, Tew*.. .Mai'If 2 Twenty- four men has Manager Johnnie Dobbs, f the Nashville team, on his router. The Hill Htv bov Is tiere getting ready for the opening «>! diamond host Hites on AptII 1". and from now on be will bu »s bus.' f»s u queen bee. While John- lie has little to say o*iic«m tilng life out look, it Is not difficult t*> ascertain that he Is pleased with the prospects, thinks In* has signed it well bal 'd Imnch and believes the fans will, la* pleased with his selections. I have been picking them up here nnd there at every opportunity." *■•»'*» Johnnie. “If what I have don't t mark, why I’ll get others. I’m not through by any means vet. No butting goes fills veur." vli 5 Is the date utt which Mun- Dobbs has instructed his bunch In the center garden. Dock Wiseman will hold down his bid position In r| g^t Held on the flump, and Pearson will #• business In the h*lt gurocn. HavKatt will be utility man. Kd McOamwell and Rlchanl Yates Alabama Team Will Play Games All Over the North Special to The Georgian. University, Ala., March 2.— roach .1. W. II. Pollard, of the University base ball team, has completed the schedule , for the forthcoming season. This netted- to be tiled out at first. Tin* latter j ule Includes thirty-two games and Is Is a star of the University of Chicago, j probably the longest that any unlver- aiiil this Is his first season In profes- i |ty te;|m , mH rv ,, r Th# . .North- put In their appearance In Nash ville for the first workouts Manager |)ohbs will be anchored out tdnmil company. It Is probable Jans Ing. the Swede, will be switched to seeond, provided no one else beats him out. and Whltey Morse, the old Atlanta player, will cover the short field. Third will be covered hv either Johnson or M> Klveeli In the list i*f pltehers. as well as the backstops, the competition will the sharper and, of course, the — - . . wlH land I Lonnie Nnojun, of last year /’The Nashville management had ar- 1 fb’st base; Pope, a former M. M I ranRoii r. i u now fielU. at ''onion-! »'»'• ,«« s<H-on,|; i-.mllr ilsni'nii. wlu> tvlaI I’nrk. hut rorluln iiristocirtiU’ prop- (>•"* pirtyed tit irOit M. il. I- «»'l ifitts- rrty ..will'll ,,f Dll. West Kn,l section, ham. for shortstop, ami Paul Jones filed mi Injunction bill and the game will be seen this season In historic old Sulphur Spring Bottom, as formerly. jern trip, which will he taken after J commencement, is a distinct innovation ! at Tuscaloosa, and the outcome of these games will be watched with in no | than ordinary Interest. I From the present outlook. Alabama will certainly have a creditable team the best men l " represent her this season With " ‘ ~ ' ' nine, at »I at third, the Infield Is all that could ule: ram- -Howard College, Howard College, on cam- The Baseball Squad at Tech Begins Practice Next Week Mo the llegitmi fo| the Tei h UlM'ball !*t|iu»d w tl I used f' ltm duties lot trgul.tt | Hi 4 o’ebu-k. and from that date will go forward at a llvelv swlt ready Couch lleisman has cut hi to tvv e -five tUimhel the pl-i'ed Utah a slat g.um* at fpaa'ter lt.it L duniiK the l‘.hi;, football *> a****n will be found a- he was last veal Ills chief etiuipments an* his ahllltv as a iif-lih r. his fast work oh tie* paths and .* tin owing arm that «an tml be »\- »elletl m the South W light, another of las. year s ofit- t . i«l. will be on the lea . again this M.ir, luu i i- mi " *• ihan piooabb* that ie Will be U-*’*l »*. phi*f tl.c* hole V Inch I."Intel" Bro.vi*. If ft ,.t second If lie I.oes .IS well hi Ho infield a** he did in ill be .1 stm lb*. be asked. Cray, Chapman and San- j Bethlehem, I der* constitute the pih king brought over from last year. Gresham. Valentine and Smith i new recruits. The backstop positl lies between Stevenson and King the ouifield will be Ciiffey, Sin pile March 2S pus. March 29 pus. March 30 Howard College, on cam pus. April 4. 5 and 6 Vanderbilt Univer sity, on campus. April 15, D» and 17—Louisiana State University, on campus. April 25, 2ft nnd 27—Auburn, at Au burn. April 30. May 1 nnd 2—Owenton, on campus. r i May ft. 7 and 8—University o sisslppl. on campus. May 26/27 and 28—Mercer, at:Macon. June 4 and 5—Dartmouth jl’oIlege, at Hanover, N. H. ' June 6 and 7—University of Vermont, at Burlington. Vt. June 8 -Fordhani University, at New York city. June II -laohlgh University, at South About Six of the New Men Are Superior as Playera to the Men Whose Places They Are to Take. tlu* \ ing is the t omplt ie June 12 —Amherst College, at Am- heist. Mass. June 13—Holy Cross College, at Wor cester, Mass. June 15 Williams College, At Wil- llamstown. Mass. June 17 ami 19 Brown University, at Providence. H I. Autoists Interested in the Road Makers’ Convention \ h » Announcement Hi- llu .mlv old m.Mi ba« jU: edtd th Ofl the ih lb’ll. Vitim G«o eriio; Manrt "f tt: * >-"110*11 all u ho ilia) attciifl thl* The Atlanta team of 1907 la better than that of 1|06. 4t dopoa out thl* way: Ten of the position* are filled by the same men whe held down Job* last year. Five and perhaps six of the new men are better than the men who*? place* they take. Three men are doubtful. And only two candidate* are weaker than the men whose places they, will ffil. Here It I* In tabular form. FJr»t come the member* of last year's team, then the position* which they general ly played, then the new men and then tho writer'* opinion a* to how the new men compare with the old. 190ft, Position. 1907. Haw Compare, Archer c. ... Sweeney. .Worse. Sid Smith.... c. ...8.Smith., same. Ever* c. ...O'Leary... betier. Fox lb. ...Fox Bailie. Jordan 2b. ...Jordan.... auim*. Morse es Castro.... better. »* Ball....... better. Hoffman... 3b Hoffman, .frame. (Sid Smith). 3b Dyer better. Croster If. . . .Paskert ? ? Wallace cf. ...Wallace... same. Winters rt. ...Winter*... same. - cf. ...Becker.... better. Zeller p .. .Zeller same. Spark*.,..... p. ...Spark*.... same. Hughe* p. . ..Spade worse. Harley p. ...Harley.... same Childs p. ...Child*.... trame. — V- ...Hehopp .. .doubtful. _ P* ...Ford doubtful. You cannot ngure It out any way in the* world that Atlanta 1* weakened except In the lo*a of one pitcher and one catcher. And even that loss I* cut down to one, for who expect* to ml** Archer with Sid Smith, the league's cham pion batter, doing the backstop stunt? So, really, the one Irreparable loss is that of Tom Hughe*. But for all that the Cracker* of iso7 will be a far stronger aggregation than the Crackers of 1906, and Infinitely better balanced. Sid Smith and O’Leary' or Sweeney will make a catching staff without a superior In the league. A* has been remarked some sixteen times before,’ Fox Is the best Ural'base-' man of the league, and Jordan Is tho best second baseman. Castro for Utility Man. Ball and Castro will light It out for short stop and either man will make a better shortstop than "Whltey" Morse. place—not If Ball comes anywhere near up to expectations. In fact. Castro seems slated In the role of utility man. This has not been definitely announced from club head quarters, but tt Is unofficially piped off that the local team would like to get along this year with four pitchers and carry a utility mun In place of the fifth pitcher carried last year. Of last year's slabmen Zeller can lie counted on for two games a week. So can Spade, provided he makes good. Harley and Sparks are only "one- game-men." or, at best, cannot he counted on for more than three games In two weeks. How Ford or Schopp would be like ly to stack up against two games a week, provided they make good, re mains to be seen. Schopp Is no heavy weight. but he Is an experienced pitcher and might be able to do It. However, 'to return to the line of lope: In the outfield there Is George Win ters. who Is as good as anybody's right tickler. Probably Paskert and Broker will bo tlu* other two, and It is Billy Smith's belief that they arc both stronger than the two men they suc ceed. Ah to the pitching staff—well, Zeller, Sparks and Hurley arc going to be bet ter Ilian last year. Why do we think so? Well, chiefly because It pays to be optimistic. There Is no earthly reason, though, vvhv Zeller nnd Sparks, «t least, should not lx* better than hist year. Tlu* “Rube" had everything. In base ball parlance, except confidence. And surelv be will get that from playing. And It looks tlds year as though Zel ler would have a team which would ln- hplre any man with confidence. Sparks is coming. laist year he was green. This year he has more experi ence. Barring accidents, he ought to be a better man this year than last. Hat lev may •‘come back;” Spade t* looked upon as a good, reliable man: Fore! did well last year; Schopp is a man with u good record and. moreover, a southpaw. Ills batting and fielding last year were phenomenally good. of’course, the pitching stuff is minus Toinmv Hughes, and that is the only gap which cannot be tilled—that Is, l unless Uhirk Griffith shells out. or | t'levcland, or some other club, which I wants to train at Ponce th*Leon park f next spring does the right thing by Smith. behind th* . llu* ua-fiL ‘.UN had II Tlu* -tl k . Our now stuiio.. urn. i \l it. Madison avenue, front iu*^ Station, will In opm loda;. you will he a|i|nv< iat> <1. lull street and new Terminal . A \ isit from ..iii'i NAT KAISER i. CC > CONFIDENTIAL LOANS ON VALUADLES IS Dec.'.ur St Kimbail Houvt Bargains in L'nrcdstirsd Diamonds. i hit let Vet d his w ork v Hh the ntith- Mm to ;t phot- "l tl It* ntiiV lH» behind the l*o' r. M an-tlier !*•*♦ t»*i mun slue ins**! the youngsters ma :*..? at th** initial sack •*»* In the I- .» good man tit eltlu t pl.»» * Idttitig will a.Id lots t*» tin* -in M,. Th* - are ptv.hAttv the ton w 11 > a** -lit »■ of then places tl.. n*um v vet. but th** lin.** n hands ..f th. roach til gradually lighten tlu natives out. and th Inti**' it til* {the *.* O. . > h lute adooled fc'*| !'* i.t.ui **f -up. i*\ t*d«*n a tt11 state a h*' •,»!>!, I*, tin* »' -'.It of tlu lr . .1. ..I'M. .1. I Oil. for III.- Il l “e Util, put.-* Thl-«MI-Of IViin.1 I f-r ill 1 - «..i ■ .i'I.-i il.'ii I mu' .'f Hi- rlllj'. ■ » ,k i ttlif f’l H - uf llu- AiimtIi .1 II"-' tj f .» A»-»e*.siU*« U gtoiUviua. ,. s 'TJi* ;.' »• ill I- i»m m*»ii ;*t this • n ‘ expert i.M.t hulldeis **f HU I*.I'.’' \% (|M }*.. \ «• t!allied ‘lit** •*> lent ** .<f lug sl'Mig tll»* Iii'M*! h»tellig*.*l.t t. util |>t ibitbl Ik- lili kcd uithltt 111" J |.r.""III. l.l I'll' '.ill!*- Ilf <!" '■ ' th«* |wt**t j tiltl'MI l . felt that j III* «U finite 1-1. .ta.mli! | M- l l' li.1 ■■P.l "f til" 1 Bantu l!-o» U. nail th**. MUENCH & BEIERSDORFER THE PEACHTREE JEWELERS Oiintonda, Watchei, Jewelry. Fine Watch, Clock ;nd Jewelry Reooir- ing. 99 Peachtree Street Atlanta. Qa. 9el.' Phone 1311. ‘‘THE YOUNG MAN IN BUSINESS ” BY J. K. 0RR, Y. M. C. A. 8UNDAY 3:30 P. M. the »*»e I Make •-fs.il 'th’ti. •Md tmihl ;*-» **f lui 1 c.unluu* !»».*.«!i**lgc GET YOUR LUMBER FROM E. G. WILLINGHAM & SONS \Y,i (li-livi-r |ii'umptlv nmi miiirunti'i* KHtisfartion. A full stuck of Lumber, SkkIi. Duom, etc., on lutiiJ. Prices are right. S42 WHITEHALL STREET. .A /