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RANK’S MILLIONAIRES MAKE DEBUT SPORTS BUSY SATURDAY IN SPORTING WORLD THAT DUTCHMAN ARRIVES BRINGING THE PELICANS Chdrlcy Frank and hla band of festive Millionaire* arrived Saturday morning from Nashville, all In good shape nod ready for hard' Inittlea with the Atlanta team. •That Dutchman" Jooke pretty prosperous and cheerful for a- man who I* charged (by the Illrmlngbam papers) with runolog the league. • It may be stated In passing that (Charley suites that rqnblng hla bwu team takes flliout all his time, and that be Is willing let'Judge Knvsuaugh taka care of the Icogue. The New Orleans team this year, wlille not quite the equal nf the wonder Charley * nk lind last year, Is an excellent one. it «f the playyrs are new on the New team, and aeryral.ire new to the league. . Keefe* Stratton. I’bllllps’nnd Rreltensteln nro the only men who went through all of Inst season with the T'allcao*. - Itlckert was with Atlanta last year, Blake and Owen were with Little Uock. Chick Cargo, who la batting becond fbr the Pelicans, and playing short stop, Is a brother of Hobby Cargo, a member of two pennant teams In Nashrtlls and afterwards " Ith Atlanta for part of a aejson, op to I he time of hla death. "Chick" Cargo was bought by Charley Frank from Albany. Illnke. who was with IJttls Hock lost ■•■tisnn. Is playing second base and batting third on the list. lie Is a player who got a trial with Charley Frank tbo second year th.it the •’Dutcbninti" managed the Mem- l his team. He dropped back to the Cotton PUtt* then aod last year be waa rescued by Little Rock. Fourth on the batting lief la •Tunrh" K noil, right fielder when things ar« going sell and catcher when necessary. • Tuncli played *lth New Orleans years ago. before the organisation of the preaeut Southern lingua. Charley Frank discovered hint In Kvnnavllte and brunglit him to New Or leans. When the first Southern League season opened 1'unch waa presented, along with llarry lluaeey, to Nashville by (’barley Frank. He played great ball with Nashville for three yenra npd then went to the Wash Ingtnn club, where he did well last year. Ilia work with New Orleana this year has been excellent. He la n man who .takes the treat of care of blmeelf and always works hard. Heck, who bats after Knoll and who la 2 t first base, was with Frank last year. t the Ireglnnlng of the season of 1905 Frank traded him on the coast for French and he was n member of Inst year’s pennant winners. Itlrd blew Into New Orleans this spring with a crew of ball players who had treen touring Mexico. He went out with the bunch or baseball prlvnteera who fitted up In Mobile and played through the winter season. Plata recommended him to Frank, and when hs hit Atlanta “That Dutchman look him on for a trial. O'llrisn, the third hasetuan for Frank this year, was taught from Philadelphia. Formerly he played with lllln.il. l„ the York Hint, League. Manager Frank con abler, blm lb* equal of no, n.l.lrr In lb* league. HI nil Inn. who I, egtchtng for Now Or- l.nn. tbl, J»«l. wag with tb. Prllrnn. lout year. mill to xrrn mil PMtjb* an* Ilr.ll rp.lcln. Thu I'citron,' mbor plnh.ra an 0*889. who vat with Little llnrk l..t mr. • nil Manurl. 'll " mnr from |latnn liana.. In Hi, Cotton Hi.lie. New Golf Course Will Be One of the Best in Country Golf player. In lb. Atlanta Albl.Ho Club arc awaiting with what petlrure thay ran ni—tar for tb. opening of tba new golf rourr. nl Kaat Lake, wbrn a niatt.r of 8115.888 la Mm expended lo mak. tb# rcuraa ami groundi tb. bnl In tb. Month. Although tb. npenlog day la mill far olf. It la pooathl. to got an Idea about tbo roarer. A brief drarrlptlon. hole by bid., I. here glv.n: FI rat bole, bogey 4. length !00 yard., prartlrally" free from baaarda, rir.pt In rairh a ilolrnt allc.. H.a'nild bblr. bogey i, length 410, baaarda Ink., nqulrlng n rnrry of IS) yarda; bound «rr on left and np bill play. Third bole, bogey j, length M7, baaarda, none. Fonrlb hole, bogey I, lengtb 410, down bill bole, with hasnnta for allrt* and trapa In front of green. Onn alanln down bill. Fifth bole, bogey 4, length DO, lake lo piaWl n allee. Math bole, bogey 4. length 900. Tbla la tbo "rlrrua ring bole." There la a rap banker entirely arouod the bole .with a i n elre-fool imp on the front able. Seventh bole, bogey I. leugtb 430. l> hill bole with trapa to right and left, and grorn rat Into wooda which forma batard on three able! of green. Klghth hole, bogey I, length 400. down bill bole, wood! on left. Imp on rlgbl for. brat and aerand abola nod down hill green. Ninth bole, bogey 4. length XU. Tbla la •he elbow hole. The drier la through the wooda. where over 400 tree, were removed to make no opening for the fair green. Tenth bole. Iwgey 4. length U0. I'laln falling In I he green, wblrb la a plateau Klerenth bole.' bogey 4. length 900. t Uphill hole with wooda In the left and a trap on the right. Twelfth bole, Imgry 0. length 419. tlnnnd ary.on the left, trap on Ibe right and two big trap, la front Of green, which abipea dowa bill. Fourteenth bole, bogey 4. length 310. Tbla hole baa the "apeclarlra bunker" 190 feel from Ibe Ire, with thirty foot "ryra" anil a tweaty.font howl Fifteenth bole. Imgey 4. length 3»: ho a ante. trapa na rlgbl ami "rough" ou left. Hlalruttlh bole, tiogey I, length 431. Tbla la lb" "laland hole.” The thlnl nhol pula the Hall <m an laland 114x940 feel, which baa The Georgian’s Score Card. ATLANTA. R. H E. NEW ORLEANS H. ! E. CROZIER. If .... R1CKERT, If .... WTNTER8. rf ... CAROO. aa S. SMITH. 3b... BLAKE, tb ...t. MOR8E. aa KNOLL, rf . FOX. Ib BECK, - Ib JORDAN. }b .... BIRD, cf ARCHER, e O’BRIEN, 3b .... i • STINSON, cf .... STRATTON, c .. • 1 LOt.'CKS. p .... , BREITEN8TEIN j ’ % 1 | TOTAU 1 TOTALS Score by laolngs: 1 > 10 11—R New 1— Atlanta New Orleans.... ZEIXER. HI$ n vW V %. V PITCH I-NT<a - ’ VA* % EXPRESSION. dketcsEC Ffitm •iW’ PICTORIAL INTERVIEWS WITH ATLANTA BALL PLAYERS BY CARTOONI8T BREWERTON. NO. 1- "RUBE" ZELLER. League Standings SOUTHERN. CI,ttB8— Played. Won. I .oat. New Orlcarai . . 40 97 13 Shreveport ... 40 28 14 Atlanta ... 41 24 17 Memphln ... 40 23 17 Olrmlnifhnm . . 44 24 20 Montgomery . . 41 10 25 Nnahvllle ... 44 15 2* Little Rock . . 40 10 30 SOUTH ATLANTIC. CLL'HS — Auguota,. . Charlraion . Macon . . . Columbia . . JnafcfoPYllli Savannah . , Played. Won. taut. P.C . 27 24 13 .049 . 37 II II .514 . 33 18 21 .4(2 . 35 17 18 .438 . 37 17 20 .459 . 39 17 23 .331 AMERICAN. CLUD8-— Played. Won. lost. Philadelphia. . 39 25 14 Cleveland ... 15 21 14 New York . . 28 32 II St. latula . . 40 21 19 Detroit . . . . 1« 18 18 Chicago ... 18 I* 20 Waahlngton . . 39 15 24 Holton .... 43 13 20 NATIONAL. CLUBS— Played. Won. Lott. Chicago .... 44 30 14 Naw York . . 42 27 15 Plttaburg .... 40 35 15 Philadelphia . . 45 28 19 Cincinnati ... 44 17 - 27 SI. Loula ... 45 17. 28 Brooklyn ... 41 IS 28 Boaton .... 42 15 30 *' AMERICAN ^ASSOCIATION. CLUBS— Played. Won. Lost. Toledo 39 , IS . .14 Cnlumbui ... 44 25 19 Milwaukee .• . 38 19 17 Kanaaa City . .< ‘4 1 23 20' St. Paul ... 18 17 ■ 121 Minneapolis . ., 40 17 23 LnulevRIe ... 39 17 22 Indlanapbll, . . tf . 14 25 GEORGIASTATE. Clubs— Played. Won. Lost. Columbus ... -21 .15 8 Waycrosa , .... 31 15 7 Cordele . . .19 t2 7 Albany .... 38 8 12 Valdosta .... 22 8 14 Amerlcua ... 19 3 18 FRIDAY'S RESULTS. South am. Birmingham 2, Memphis 1. Atlanta 2, Little Rock I. ' South Atlantic. Charleston 15. Augusta 1. Macon I, Savannah *.' AmaHean. Waahlngton 4, Boaton- 0. Boaton 12, Washington 8. Naw York 10. Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 3, Chicago' 2. 81. Louis 4, Detroit I. National.’ Plttaburg 5, St. Loula 4. New York 8, Philadelphia 0. Brooklyn 5, Horton 0. Eaattrn. Jersey City 5. Baltimore 2. Providence 3, Newark 1. Buffalo 4. Toronto 2. Rochester 9. Montreal 0 tforf. a beak behind It covered with long gram. The illtrb. walk and canal which forma the haunt, la twenty*?, yarda whir. hevrnternlh bole, bogey T There la an open illicit on for the wohhi ahot. Xhtreeth bole, boggy 8, length ioa Cram neck of ibe lake oa aevoml abut, carry of sixty yards, lake Is IS yarda from lee. The total bogey la (2 and the coarse la oar of Ibe most lalervgtlng aad promising ‘ the country. NAT KAISER & CO. Confidential loans on valuables. Bargain* m unrcdpc rred Diamond* 15 Decatur SL Kimball House. ONLY THREE HORSES START IN FAMOUS LATONIA DERBY By 1'rlrnte Lraoed Wire. rinrfifnatl, Ohio, June 2.—it*a Derby dfiy at I«atonla. today and the twentieth event by that name will have three starters, unlc** other* unexpectedly bolt up. Still, with# Sir linen and Lady Navarre to fight. a good rnco I* almost a certainty. Debar I* an unecrtaln quantity. If hi* Kentucky Derby nice Wduld tie ncrepted a* hi* form lie ought to bo 1,000,000 to 1 today. He evidently did not like the cuppy track and with n pull lo the weights he may cut ronstderahl* figure. **lr Ilium, who will be an ndda-on favorite. I* n groat colt. He looks like a Derby horse and be ran like one.at UvledRi. |h i* right on edge, and 11 il iM-r. IVIe F,n lie, (him I-.. . v 'is- In offer If he I* beaten. He worked a mile ami a half the other day In 2:J6 14 In the e.vBlent t»ahk>0» belpg i>r»' i}r/tl}y pullet} up nil through the lust iljhtli. In tli.u irl.-T. he went the mile ninl n quarter In Sdtt. the next eighth In :13 and.wna then cnmfd up. Yesterday he way galloped the Derby route In 2144. He la ntandlng training well and he haa put ou flesh steadily since he has l»een here. tody Yavarre. who Is fit as a fiddle, waa galloped three-quarter* of a mile yesterday In 1:18. At the weight she ought to give Sir Iluoa an argument, figuring on Derby at laoulsvllle. Sir Hiion beat her two lengths there at even weights, which means that she was conceding the colt five pounds. Tommy Bums, who rode her, claimed after the race that the filly would have won If she had received her five pounds sex allowance. i On the strength of the’Kentucky Derby many will pin their faith and bet their money on toady Navarre, She bent colts every time she ran this year, and tba Is as game as a pebble. She was well seasoned, however, when she met Rlr Huon, while be wns making his debut for the season. That fact has caused many to say*that she will not be as close to George Long’s colt again this year, os she was at looulsrlllc. Well. It’s the difference of opinion that tnnkos ben loir, so each ©up wV) bay* a Jot of followers. Debar ran well at New Orleans In all aged races and was able to coprode weight mid win. Ills Derby rare at Louisville waa a Joke. If be has recovered his form he will make thp others hustle to beat him. Starter*. Weights. Jockeys. Odds. Hlr Huon .-...127 Troxle*. 2 to S Lady Navarre....122 Dugan • to I Debar 117 D. Austin....IS to 1 Notes on Friday 9 s Games Get out of the road, you up In front; the Crackers pro running Wild. At Mils rate'It Is going lo he pretty bard to stop them .when they hit the top. Go on after that seventeen straight rec ord now. It’a easy enough. New Or hunt never could do much against Atlanta. It certainly taken a morbid disposition these days to figure It out that Atlanta hasn't a pretty good chance for the pern nant. ' * , Out of • fourteen hits made Friday, six were for two I Mine* and one for three. Four oat of-the tint'five were two-sackrrs. lilrkey got the only three assists.In (ha second half of the second Inning,. and Douglass all the. putoots. Winters Is the man who hit tbs two Anderson Rbat he. hsd n bnnf pin. in the second, when he hit a two-hagger. It 'was pitiful ■■B hlm ••flat-wheeling”- to second. After z that effort Watt was put In to run for Anderson ami the busby haired wandered «>ff the bag and . waa pitcher tagged i When Fox. reaches after a hall he can probably stretch farther than any living human being Yesterday In the first In ning .he. went oat .twflye or fifteen feet Tram first base after one of White's wide »nes. Hat In the meantime he never Am* hts foot off first base. It has often been aetd that Larry Lajole ne%-er geea cs mnrli credit for the difficult stunts lie pulls off aa he ooght to hecaups he takes the hard ones with aorh ease that all of them easy. The same la true of otto Jordan. Otto has a way of swlng- nnto the most difficult chance* so that JUmk ss fhongh sny school child road! have gobbled them. As a matter of fqrtj Otto row pull them.down better than any other second baseman. In.the league. strike In tbo third — .... Itoosly at Umpire Bocfeley and then at the plate. Then, without a word, he bent doom and began finishing off the rubber. Buck- lev did not say anvtklsg. hot the motion he made fa eon I ••skWoo.” and preunen did. It’a a arise twill player, who can roast the umpire without spekhlng a word. Montgomery trimmed Mirovepari In good Style Friday. Wonder If Kotkfiy (illks* as anal stamp haa orrivad. have broken about right. Baseball must ba booming la New York these days. The A merlon n League elub went Into the lend Friday and the Giants arc within one place of the front In the National J*eague. Cleveland Is back In third place In the American race, but tba Naps are within striking distance of the front. * If the New York Americans win the pen- osnt lu their league It Is a cinch that they will train In Atlanta next spring. My. my! flat Brooklyn la an nwful prop osition these days. Hhut out Roston Fri day- * FIRST SHOOT AT EAST LAKE FIGHT LID IS ON AGAIN; PUGS ARE OUT FOR JOBS By TAD. By Private Leased Wire. New York, June' Z-Qoremor Higgins, of New York, haa ordered all prise fights stopped. . Sheriff Hayes got ou the job, and now "everybody worka but the fight- era." ' i Our advertising has taken s big jump In the past two days, and we are nfrald that we may-have to ge^ out a "want nd” sup plement next week. The following advertisements were brought In.yesterday: Situations Wanted—Male—Strong young boy would like position In bakery shop or batcher shop; not afraid of work. Address Gns Ruhlln. Metropole Hotel. ’’Younjf Western gentleman with good voice would like position In some chorus; will carry spear or play small parts;'has been on stnge before, playing leading parts In The Bowery After Dark.’ References If required. Address James Britt, Clay tons, Coney Island. "Good strong boy would like position as piano mover* or anchorman In tug-of-var team. Sam Berger. "Young mah of good appearance wo«M like position as solicitor or stump speaker; has traveled all over the world, peddlloi for years. Jack O'Brien. Philadelphia. "Sober young man wanta position as table finisher; experienced; references. Wlllns Britt. . ....... "Wanted—PoalHon aa waiter In hotel or reataurant; city or out of town. Yoang Corbett. "Young man, strong. 26, wishes to leira good trade or work at anything; has two good hands. Terry McGovern. "Flrkt-clasa cook wanta work; good all round man; long experience. Joseph Uasr (colored). "Klevator Runner—Young man who bn had many npa and downs wants work rai ning elevator; polite and neat. Bob Flti- slromons. "Floorwalker—Good appearance, well Hs- rated, first-class stride, would like posttloa In big department store. Joseph Grim." • Travelers Score a Run But Crackers Score Two Atlanta 2. Little Rock 1 The Crackers made It four straight vic tories from Little Rock and eleven wins out of the last thirteen games at Tied- mont Thursday when they downed the Travelers by a score of 2 to 1. Up to the last Inning It looked as though a record were to be made and as though the Atlanta team were going to score four shutouts agalnlt the same team lo three days. And Ju.t wb.n .wrrhwly bad started to 81. not of lb" park with two mrn down In IJttl" Ruck'll half of lb. ninth lunlns and Ih. arorr 2 In 0 In Atlanta', faror, 'Mranrjr alnxlrd and Hoti(laaa tripled, arorlng Ibe nnlr run made l>r Util. Rock nn Uporgti mil tbla rear and .polling all cbnncM for -bat abotoat rword. Again the Util. Ilork tram ptejed «x- cll.nt hall and long, ntnk-tnpped Nrwlln Pitched a good gamp. Tb. Frack.r., with .lughra lo tb. box, were Jnat tiatnrallr loo ranch for tbrm. Tall Tomrar waa In good form ami tuitde the Arkanua people terihrcc^do»ihrou£ji^rlch^Jmdn£*. AMUSEMENTS The 8rat -boot ever held on Ibe ground, of the Atlanta Athletic tlah at Mat l,ak. Waa 'putted' off Hatnrdar afternoon. The elnb ..hooae , waa not quite completed In time for the opening rrrnt. hut tbe I rapt were la good condition and tb. .rent waa aa Infecting one. ISON GOING TO GULFPORT Becond !lawman inn, who tvna rrrenilr relrawd by Ibe Maron tram of the Smith Atlantic Leagae.' haa algned with ((air port. the rlnh which now gland, fourth In Ikei’nttoa State, league. Tbla aggregation la a fan! one and I ton baa a good Mrtk. FINALS ON MONDAY. tearr of the qoratioo anti In ntaKqaenrr "of welling the court, rerelrcl the Baal matrb for the rhamplon-hlp la douMra waa pout, gourd nutll Monday. ooooouooooooooooooo O • O O WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. 0[ CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. VAUDEVILLE CHASSINO, James and Bonnie Far ley. Sheppard Camp, Blanche Sloan, Murphy and Willard, Howard and Bland, Cameragraph. Sale at Grand Next Week—Vaudeville. NEXT WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, Matlneei Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday. MODERN Vaudeville Vaudeville's Greateit Novelty, LASKY A ROLFE'S SPECTACU LAR PRODUCTION, THE MILITARY OCTETTE And lit Girl Bihind Hit Baton THE OEMUTHS. Whirlwind Dan- cert. LEWIS & GREEN, Comedians. AZRa. European Novelty. HERALD SQUARE QUARTETTE,, CAMERAGRAPH, all new pictures. out lu easy style nml the game ended H Atlanta's favor. The fielding of the Trackers wss ts bra- Every man wns right In the gnme and tfa work could nnt hare been smoother If It had been polished a month. the team wss playing winning ball, liecaase the fans were bolding back fj the strenuous New Orleans series, wlkk begins Saturday. Th>* things that the following figures: Winters, rf. S. Smith, 2b. Morse, so. Fox. ib. Stinson, cf. .. Jordan, 2b Evers, c. Hughes,; p. .... Totals 2 0 2 0 4 4 4 0 1*®! LITTLE BOCK- Drennen, cf. ...... DeArmond. 2b. ... Meaney, If. Douglass, lb Anderson, c. Brady, rf Hickey, 2b. Noblett, ss Newlln, p. Totals a 1 9 27 M • ab.R.».poTI 4 9 9 rjl ® « = 5 ! i lit 1 :( \: * Kehre by Innlnga: _ „ . Utile Hock ZSISSLl Atlanta : ooo (CT«F-( Summary— 1 Two-baae hlte-t' JJ*| Mow. Antletwon. Krrra. Tbref-ha* Itouglaaa. Stolen haara-Noblell. Randle* lilia-RllMMi. n.w oo hal'»^" llnshe, L lilt by pllehed t»*5' Bu.-lira 1. by Newlln 3. Rtrnek out-W tfugkea 7. by Newlln L Time. 1:40. I "IP"- —Ilurkley. Attciidnnre. LS00. DIRECTION JAKE WELLS, Presidea- NOWJPEN A PERFECT AMUSEMENT RESORT! BAND CONCERTS DAILY. New Orleans at Atlanta. O Utile Rock at Birmingham. O ■ O Memphis at Montgomery- O ’ Shreveport at Naihvllle. O O O, OOOOOCQO O 000 ooooooo Atlanta vs. New Orleans June 2, 4,5 and 6ffi Game Calld at 3:00 0'C :: V -