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Gunboat vs. Willard.
San Francisco, Cali —Gunboat Smith,
champion heavyweight and Jess Wil
lard were matched yesterday to fight
a 20 round contest here on July 4th,
Willard's manager was said to have
guaranteed $7,500, to Smith win, lose
or draw.
Smith won a decision from Willard
last May.
Exonerated.
Santa Hosa, Cali. —a. coroner's jury
last night exonerated Chas. Kirby, a
middleweight pugilist, of responsibil
ity for the death Saturday of Philip
Schindler, who was fighting in the
18th round of a boxing contest here
Friday night. The jury found that
Schindler came to his death because
of Injuries to his spinal cord during
the boxing contest.
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RED AND BLACK
1914 ATHLETICS
Athens, Ga.— With the return of
Coach Cunningham from the west.,
where he visited his babies for six
weeks, with the arrival of Dave Pad
dock yesterday from Brooklyn, the
captain of the next fall's football
team, and the actual fierce battling
of the basketball five begun, athletics
at Georgia assumes definite interest.
Today (Monday) is “stratling” day
at the university. The presidents of
the different classes in college are
called to meet the coach Monday af
ternoon to arrange for the class foot
fall games, and discuss a schedule.
The one-year rule makes it impera
tive that the class league be devel
oped.
Another matter for Monday after
noon: The arrangement for the de
tails for the annual pushball game
which takes place each February of
the former barbaric class rushes and
the banquet-fight affair that was a
rough house event of the mid-winter
for half a century.
Preliminary Meeting.
The first preliminary meeting of
candidates for places on the baseball
team for the year will be at 4:20
Monday afternoon In the office of the
coach. Every man who wants to play
will register, state the position he
can hold, and have his measurement
taken for uniforms —so that in case
he makes varsity he will be properly
clothed.
fiJSe loosening up of the batteries
Scene From Nazimova, in “Bella Donna,” at the Grand Thursday Evening.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
prospective will be begun soon in
a few days and soon there will be a
showing as to what Georgia has in
baseball materials.
The schedule, is not completed as
yet.
Gov. Slaton is Back at
His Desk Again Today
Important Matters to be Set
tled by Executive This Week.
Nash-Obear Wrangle.
Atlanta, Ga.—Governor Slaton spent
the week-end at Macon to attend the
funeral of Colonel Pendleton, editor
of The Macon Telegroph, for whom
he had a high personal regard which
dated back over many years.
The governor is expected to be at
work in his office some time today,
; and one of the first things he will
have to consider this week will he the
wrangle between Adjutant General
Van Holt Nash and the Quartermas
ter General Obear.
This question would probably have
been decided by the governor some
time ago, but a number of Imperative
things have Intervened. Week bfore
I last his consideration of It was in
jterrupted by the threatened lynching
| which he handled by bringing the
three threatened negroes to Atlanta
for trial, wh,ere they were duly con
victed and sentenced to hang.
JBast week the governor had two
petitions of men sentenced to hang,
to consider, one of which, that of 1.
B. Hall, who was alleged to be insane,
required considerable study and in
vestigation.
This week, however, it is believe!
that the governor will have a clearer
deck, and that some final decision
may be reached over the Nash-Obear
row.
Worms The Cause of Your Child's
Pains.
A foul, disagreeable breath, dark cir
cles around the eyes, at times feverish,
with great thirst; cheeks flushed and
then pale, abdomen swollen with sharp
cramming pains are all indications of
worms. Don't let your child suffer—
Kickapoo Worm Killer will Rive sure
relief—lt kills the worms—while Its
laxative effect add greatly to the
health of your child by removing the
dangerous and disagreeable effect of
worms and parasites from the system.
Kic&apoo Worm Killer as a health pro
ducer shoulij be In every household.
Perfectly safe. Buy a box today. Price
25c. All Druggists or by mail
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co. Phila. or St.
Louia.
JULIA MARLOWE ILL.
Los Angeles, Cali.—Miss Julia Mar
lowe, who Is suffering from a slight
attack of appendicitis, will give up
the stage for sii weeks and leave to
day for New York where she will un
dergo treatment and possibly an
operation. This announcement was
made today by E. H. Sothern, her hus
band.
The Second of the Seven Famous Fiction Serials Starts in
Today's Issue of the Herald. Read the Opening Chapters
The Mystery & BouleCabinet
A Masterpiece of Detective Fiction
By BURTON E. STEVENSON
The hand \\ ]>ffl
of fate deals VrfTK VS
strange cards
in a game in VwA
which the poison
of the Medici and \
the seventeenth cen
tury cabinet of Mme.
de Montespan play
a tragic part in
twentieth century
New York.
If you have read Rex Beach’s “The Ne’er Do Well,” the first of the seven famous
Serial Stories secured by The Herald, you know the taste of these fine stories. You’ll
like the second one equally as well. A new one starts today. Phone 2036 and say,
“Send Me The Herald.”
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