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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1914

Page

5

Riverside Nines Fast Om Paths in Georgia Prep Baseball

Riverside Military academy in Gainesville prepares for its first U S war department inspection then opens baseball for 191? with a schedule against Boys High Gainesville Georgia Military College and Richmond Academy Coupled with new and established players Riverside aims to claim the state prep title through strong base running and a deep pitching staff Coach Anderson and Graham oversee a tight practice window after 4 45 pm as several veterans and new men converge in a bid to form the opening day battery and batting order

Gainesville Riverside Military Academy United States War Department Riverside Georgia Military College Mill Ledgevills Richmond Academy Augusta Jonga Jones Columbus Anderson Montgomery Morris Miller Driggers Page Inco Strupper Store Mountain Hoelleman Haney Carraway Harden McConnell Military Department Graham

Logouts Show Strong Lineup But Pitching Doubt Looms

Chattanooga Lookouts enter the season with a solid lineup led by Street and Graf in batters, Jacobson in center, and Heid and McCormick in key spots. Pitching uncertainty remains, with Krob the standout potential, Sima fading, and four young arms Barfoot Lorenzen Turner Harding needing major league help to start strong.

Gillespie Krob Sima Barfoot Lorenzen Turner Harding Chattanooga

Mobile Gulls seek six new players before opener with Barons

Mobile news outlines Briscoe Lord's plan to build a stronger Gulls lineup for the opening day tilt against the Birmingham Barons. He needs six new players, including infielders and road pitchers, as major leagues hoard talent. Birmingham Baron changes include Krisely to right, McBride to left, Magee in left, Covington at first, promising a faster, stronger infield and mound depth for 1914.

Mobile Als Briscoe Lord Birmingham Barons Birmingham Gulls Lord Federals O. K Perry O'Dell Lord and Clark Schimidt Berner Brown Robertson Hogg Atlanta Merophis New Orleans Birminsham Nattanooga Krisely Clyde McBride Sun Garden Big Teuton Jimmy Magee New England League Magee Hob Messenger Coving, Ton St. Louis Browns Bill McGilvray Mack McDonald Manesworth

Finns Turtles Eye Pennant Run In 1914 Season

Michael Joseph Finn will steer the Memphis Turtles through the 1914 Southern league race. The lineup likely includes Stark at third with Dolly Stark filling in for McDermott who has arm trouble possibly from a torn ligament. The team is expected to challenge for a first division spot though no pennant is assured.

Bradley Allen Montgomery Alu Gilks Johnny Dobbs Pelicans Wilcox Memphis Gilkx Billikens Jantzen Daly McDowell Herbert Caldwell Memphis Commerc Appeal Tenn Michael Joseph Finn Red Elm Hollow Finn Chattanooga Lookout McDermott Stark Dolly Stark

Turtles show promising form in pre season lineup

Stark and Dunckel hold third and first base roles with Mullen at second and Shanley at short. Duggan Love and Coyle cycle the outfield with Coyle weakest at bat. Lischardt expected to start on mound. Liebhardt shines in relief and Schiel returns to form behind the plate amid strong infield hitting. Finn optimistic of top four finish in Kavanaugh league.

Montgome Gilks Bae Xi Fnow Elwert Daly Case Laie Stark Lookouts Dunckel Mullen Shanley Finn Turtles Lke Duggan Love Coyle Duggan Glen Lischardt Liebhardt Schiel Flinn George Schiel Schler Bluff City Kavanaugh

Morehouse Beats Clark 9-0 Forfeit Victory in Soccer Match

Morehouse registered a 9 to 0 forfeit win over Clark University after Clark failed to appear on the athletic field. Standings show Morris Brown and Morehouse with wins, while Clark trails.

House and Clark University Morehouse Clark Yeat Morris Brown Loog Awes Ole Ee

Boy Scouts of WS Hold Field Meet At Piedmont Park

Twelve Atlanta area scout troops enter a major track and field meet at Piedmont Park on Saturday April 18 with 200 plus youths expected. Events include sprints relays jumps and races such as the 200 and 440 yard dashes one mile and two mile relay plus shoe potato and three leg races. Assisting officers include Asa W Candler Jr starter Harrison Jones Philip Weltner A W Hill judges and Elliott Cheatham scorer with Hugh Mauck timekeeper. The meet starts at 2 o'clock.

Atlanta Piedmont Park Asa W. Candler, Jr Harrison Jones Philip Weltner A. W. Hill A. R. Blanchard Elliott “Cheatham Hugh Mauck

Kid Collier Will Not Return to Crackers

Washington April 11 Special Henry Collier former Georgia Tech pitcher will not be sent to the Atlanta club of the Southern league Clark Griffith announced Colter's name appeared in a list of players likely to be sent to the minors Billy Smith replied he was well stocked with pitchers and could not use Collier

Fred Graf Jacobson Johnson McCormick Street Graham McCormics Washington Henry Collier Georgia Tech Atlanta Clark Griffith Colter Griffith Smith Griff Billy Smith Collier

Crackers trim roster to twenty after Manush release

Manager Bill Smith of the Crackers released Frank Manush and Elmer Lawrence in his final spring cut. Manush may sign with Rochester. Lawrence sent to Norfolk Virginia league with an attached option. The squad now numbers 20 with seven pitchers and three catchers, as Smith plans to carry all through May’s early cuts.

Manush Lawrence Norfolk Bill Smith Crackers Frank Manush Elmer Lawrence Twinler Stanush Smith Rochester Cub St Inielders

St. Louis Feds Break Camp After Injury Free Spring

The St. Louis Federal league baseball team broke camp in Monroe Louisiana after a injury free spring training and headed for home. They will meet Indianapolis in St. Louis Thursday to open the season. Manager Brown praised the team for its health and readiness.

ST. Louis

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