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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1912

Page

13

Beht Top Row Faces Off With Howard OBrien

In a tight lineup clash, Beht's top row faces off against pitcher Howard and shortstop O'Brien. The matchup centers on fielding and pitching duels as both teams aim for control early in the game.

Beht Top Howard O'Brien

Tech track team to Clemson to challenge Tigers

The Tech track team travels to Clemson on Friday to meet the Tigers on the cinder path. Tech aims to break the long-standing hoodoo, with stronger sprinting and field events, including Hobingson in high jump and Jim Moore in distance running. After Clemson, preparations shift to the Southern meet in New Orleans.

Tech Clemson Tigers Jackets Thomas Hobingson Jim Moore Hill Loxan Patterson Leuhrmann Goree New Orleans

Opening Day MLB Action From April 11

Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 2 as Coombs allowed only one hit through eight, with Johnson strong for the Senators and a costly error by Coombs. Chicago topped St. Louis 6 to 2 in Walsh’s strong start, Callahan and Hogan shining. Boston defeated New York 5 to 3 on a ninth inning burst led by Sha n and Wolverton debuts. Cleveland opened in the new park, defeating Detroit 2 to 1 in eleven innings, Turner and Hasterty producing the decisive runs.

Athletics Senators Philadelphia Washington Coombs Johnson Blankenburg Ainsmith Lapp Uloughlin Westervelt White Sox Browns Chicago St. Louis Ed Walsh Impire Evans Callahan Hogan Bath Harrison EL Chicago Walsh and Sullivan Lake and Stephens Evans and Gan Red Sox Yanks New York Boston Red Sox Highlanders Harry Wolverton Jake Sha Woods Pausings Denicis Chase Cree Boston Hooper Séapl Caldwell Nanamaker Vaughn Street Ting Connolly Hart Naps Tisers Cleveland Detroit Turner Haster Delehanty Mitchell Bush Yan Hohnhorst Ryan Cobb Frohnhorss Furner Jackson Hey Reds Cincinnati Cole Frank Smith Charley Smith Richie Humphries Bates Mean Bescher Phelan Sheckard Schulte C. Smith Archer F. Smith McLean Johnstone Eason

Opener at Ponce de Leon draws big Lookouts crowd

A spring Southern League opener at Ponce de Leon Park drew a full house with 4,000 fans and cheering from Atlanta and Chattanooga supporters. The Lookouts beat Atlanta 10 innings with Otto Jordan’s triple delivering the decisive run while Billy Smith and Otto Adrian were honored for past leadership.

Cardinals Blank Pirates in Opener

St Louis hammered Pittsburgh 7–0 on 13 hits including a Evans homer. Kenetchy doubled earlier in the sixth as the Cardinals took the opener in a clear win. Harmon Bliss Camnitz Adams Gibson worked for the Pirates. Time 1 35. Umpires Owens Brennan.

Cardinals Pirates St. Louis Evans Pittsburg Kenetchy A.B Harmon Bliss Camnitz Adams Gibson Owens Brennan

Twelve Rounds To No Decision In Georgia Michigan Tie

In a record Sanford Field crowd Athens Georgia and Michigan played twelve innings to a 2 2 tie. Michigan led early 2 0 with Bell double and strong hitting from Duncanson and Mitchell. Georgia tied it in the sixth on Brannen and Mitchell doubles and Hutchens’ two bagger as Baribeau and Thompson held steady through the late innings. Bell robbed Brannen of a homer in the ninth. Field conditions and late trains pressured both sides as Thurston and Baribeau pitched well. Time of game not listed.

Clark Howell Athens Sanford Field Georgia Bulldogs Michigan Wolverines Westerners Wolverines Bell Mitchell Munson Duncanson Thompson Georgia Brannen McWhor‘ter Hutchens Pole Howard Michigan Hile Bell Branwen Baribau D'son H.thone M’chellib Ol Msenrr Hu'ens Weeckst Caton Cooperss Cranp Preach Lavarces Oj Rogersze Horerdee Scully Bbeaup Beere Eae Ce Ee Bummary Errove Baribeau A Hutehena Cooper Bas Op Balla Barbeau Mit Flogers Mr Whorter Turec-Baga Iutehons Atolen Basca H. Thompson Bueese

Coleman Still Among Missing in New York Americans Trade Talk

The report notes infielder Coleman remains unavailable as manager Wolverton has not stated when he will join. Hemphill desires the player to complete the infield, while Edward Lafitte cases linger with Atlanta interest. Potential moves include replacing Charlie Miller with a new catcher and possible departures of Phalan Russell Wells Hogue Mayerg as trades unfold.

Francis EB. Price Atalt Hemphill Police de Leon Atkins Paige Russell Dessau Alperman Wells Phelan Bailey Mayer Gathher Kerr O'Dell Coleman New York Americans Wolverton Weedoy Edward Lafitte Lafitte Atlanta Jennings Haa Charlie Miller Manfater Hemphill Phalan Hogue Mayerg

Wagner to visit Milwaukee for Vanderbilt Cup course review

A telegram from F J Wagner official starter of the American Automobile Association says he will be in Milwaukee next Tuesday with Bruce Brown and Ralph de Palma to review the proposed Vanderbilt cup race course.

Clemson Tigers Meet Jackets in Weekend Series

The Clemson Tigers visit the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets for two games Friday and Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in Atlanta. Coach Dobson notes improved form after losses to Georgia, with strong hitting and fielding. Heisman edicts tighter practices focusing on base running and tempo, as warmer weather motivates the Jackets for a tough rival test.

Clemson Tigers Clemson Yellow Jackets Dobson University of Georgia Tigers Heisman Jackets Michigan Lech Flats

First Ladies Day Opens 1913 Baseball Season

The opening day of the 1913 baseball season features ladies day across series with free admission for holders of season tickets sold at Tamlin Brothers stores. Tickets cost $1 and grant entry to games in every series, drawing many fans to the grandstand at Ponce de Leon Park to support the home club.

Atlanta Atia Factory Wiemeyer Hatch Tamlin Brothers Ponce de Leon Ally Root

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Galapid Every Billy Otto Joe B. Curtin Dixie Ponce de Leon Park Chattanooga Billy Suhith Otto Idrianthose Sterling Critty Ore Ponce de Lion Jordan Dete Eystoner Balent Umphey Fly Carpenter Jack O'Took Charley Hemphill Otto Jordan Crackers Paul Senteli Roy Moran Mique Balenti Dlanta Lookouts Athtntafana Chattpnan Rabun’ Gap Smith and Jordan Chattanooga Rooters Billy Carpenter Jon Otto Jord Tew Myn Coyie Wing John Kerr Coyle Coven Phillies Thomas M. Lynch Alexander Spratt Fitzgerald RB. H. J. Boston Perdue Kling Dooin Bigler Winneran Flarkness Batterlee Merauard First Ladies Excello
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