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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1912
Page
4
Montgomery fans see a powerful 1912 lineup under Johnny Dobbs with eight holdovers and new recruits from the major leagues. Danzig and Wares bolster infield, Manning brings high potential, and pitching options include Atchison Bills Selivelt and Miller. Gribbens Moran back behind the plate and Williams Stengle Dobbs adds depth to outfield and catching.
Paddy Livingston recalls his release by Dayton for not throwing before needed, explaining he kept his arm ready each spring. He later played for Akron and Wheeling in the Central League, noting Dayton stole two bases on him while he caught every game against them. Manager Davis’s remark about wise players sparked Naps resolve ahead of April 11 opener with the Naps and Tigers.
Hush W Roberts of The Birmingham Age Herald comments on Otto Jordan noting his talent as a grand ball player, though he is widely believed to struggle with hitting. He is described as a smart and popular figure among league performers, with a reportedly temperamental disposition observed by spectators.
Birtingham April 6 Special notes a likely Baron lineup for the season. Morel left field Messenger right field Johnston center field McGlivray first base Berg second base Carroll shortstop Lemon catcher Boxen pitcher. Molesworth appears to carry most regulars with Mulled staff possibly Prlough Choput and Green in reserve.
By Hugh W Roberts Birmingham April 6 Special The Barons look ready to win the pennant with a fast outfield and solid infield The catcheralary good and the pitching staff strong Bob Messenger will start in right field and hit well over .285 Timmy Johnston swift and sure in the field Joe Mowrey may beat McBride for left field With McGilvray Ellam at infield Big Bill McGilvrey over .300 as cleanup Ellam fast in field improving at bat and striking in exhibitions .100+ Tim Herghammer from Chicago joins in second base and hit .250 Carroll at third base Lee Lemon backstop .299 last season led catchers in fielding Fred Dilger second catcher George Yantz utility Fexen and Prough back on the staff Green Smith Randall vying for a spot Boyd and Chaput top twirlers with Green Smith battling for other slots
Sherwood Magee Phillies star gardener blasts Christy Mathewson in a heated exchange sparked by a controversial story. Magee recalls a NY game last season where Mathewson’s actions angered him and vows to hit home runs off Mathewson next season to prove a point.
Casey Berman recalls Cobb's severe sickness during a Detroit game. Cobb, pale and weak, asked to be replaced but then returned to bat and hit a home run, doubled in another run, and stole a base, sparking a 2 to 1 rally while teammates urged him to endure. Jennings sympathized, fearing the crowd's reaction.
Preliminary to the big high school meet held here April 12 names are listed for field events. Qualified athletes include Ba Granze Ge and Shige, with others from area schools.
Fragmentary OCR lists Pelicans players and positions including Pettala Basemen Johnston Second Baseman, Banman Buntine Third, Knaupp Shortstop, Fieldex Spencer Left, Hickey Dawson Center, Callahan Melxell Right, with uncertain spellings and missing context for a complete lineup.
Sam Gilborg reports New Orleans aims to win a third straight Southern League title with a solid pitching staff and strong defense. Local hopes focus on Ray Spencer after a successful exhibition run. Mobile opens April 11 as Frankfurters face Finnites, while Chief Charley Frank pursues upgrades, including possible Cleveland or Philadelphia recruits.
The report lists players such as Pathe inte Abstein Chub Moulton Karl Crandall Miles Netzel Sehwenitzer Kerr Dashback and Bagswald forming a strong inner circle. It praises Nrate fame and Spokane slugger Miles Netzel while noting a solid catcher and promising pitching, hinting at a pennant contender pace if staff improved.
Chicago April 5. Matty McIntyre, outfielder for the Chicago American League club, reported in today after being missing since season end. He said he played baseball in Cuba over the winter and believed Manager Callahan knew his whereabouts. He announced plans to sign a contract tomorrow.
New York reports the United States League filled its last slot and will begin in May with eight clubs. Chicago secured a franchise after Charley White left, a move seen as boosting reception despite the long Washington to Chicago jump, with better prospects in Chicago than New York.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions baseball figures and clubs including Cobb and McMillan, with scattered references to Auguste and Rochester. The text is garbled, offering few clear facts beyond naming historical players and teams.
New York April 7 Special. Fight experts view Alfred Kearns alias Soldier Kearns as a rising white hope in boxing. He stands 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs about 200 pounds, with a straightforward attack aiming to stop opponents at the jaw. Seven straight knockouts mark his recent form, including Jim Coffey, with Sailor Burke's early setback noted as a caveat to his ascent.
The article argues Cadillac appeal lies in unmatched interchangeability and precision. It cites over 400 exact part dimensions, Johannson gauges to one ten-thousandth inch, and Cadillac’s forty-year devotion to accuracy. This fidelity explains why buyers prefer Cadillac over costlier rivals and ignore lesser models that imitate but do not embody the Cadillac ideal.
The discussion outlines how reducing friction in a Cadillac improves outward behavior and efficiency. Fewer frictional losses lower wear and repair needs, enhancing reliability and safety. The result is smoother operation, superior alignment, and a refined, luxurious ride achieved through precise measurement and engineering.
The Chronicle notes the tense atmosphere as teams prep for spring training. The circus of media attention looms as players compete for spots and coaches evaluate talent during early workouts.
An argument extols Cadillac ease of use and reliability over rival cars. It contrasts electric ignition, smooth starts, effortless lighting, gear shifts, steering, ride quality, cooling, lubrication, exhaust, and fuel efficiency, claiming Cadillacs require less effort, show steadier performance, and retain power and mileage over time.
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