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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1912
Page
6
George Mullin argues young pitchers must cultivate control and natural motion rather than mimicry or flashy technique. He stresses confidence, watching veterans, and avoiding overthinking, urging players to throw their own style, stay calm, and respect eight teammates in every game.
The poem recounts Casey at the bat style with Baker confronting Matty in a late World Series. Baker rises to the plate as the crowd expects victory but the narrative hints at a dramatic, near-miss moment and a final Philadelphia misfortune while nodding to classic Mudville lore.
L French in The Progressive Farmer urges farmers to undertake a simple, low cost campaign of farm cleanliness. Gather rocks, bury stumps, sow grass, grub bushes, rehang fences, and perform small tasks to enhance beauty and charm of farm life now and for years to come.
The coach urges pitchers to understand the game, embrace patience, and learn by watching older players. Do not bean batters, back up first base, or fear curves. Persistence, focus, and listening to experienced peers will help young pitchers improve and avoid discouragement.
New York April publishers discuss 1912 season cuts in Major League Baseball. Giants manager McGraw releases Artie Latham and Arthur Devlin as he weeds out dead weight and evaluates promising young players for the coming campaign.
Johnny Kilbane likely to fight Johnny Dundee after Dundee won the elimination tournament. Dundee pledged a $1,000 forfeit to seal a match with Kilbane as Garden Athletic Club promoters negotiate a date and terms for the bout in New York.
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane declares he will turn down a 4500 offer for a ten round bout in New York. He recalls a past visit when he beat two top featherweights in Boston and was asked for a match in New York, which offered 30 dollars. Kilbane spoke during his Cleveland home coming reception with the picture taken there.
New York April 47 Special Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion of the world takes his honors seriously He valued his title so much he refused a 7600 offer with 26 percent of receipts for a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden against Knekut Brwn or Brown
New York April 27 Special. Mike Gibbons outpointed Jeff Smith at the National Sporting Club in a display that thrilled admirers. Gibbons, seeking big Madison Square Garden purses, fought a cautious yet effective bout with sharp feints and solid punches, while Smith remained dangerous throughout and landed body shots when possible.
New York April 27 Morris denies plans to retire from boxing. He explains a gjoy ride on his old engine caused the report and says he will return to New York in a few weeks with unshaken confidence that he will still make good.
Boxer Kutina vows to battle George Stovall for a spot in the lineup. The article notes the unlikely recruits, names Virét Baeeman Kutta and Brown, and frames Stovall as a former manager figure in a bid to secure the first challenge.
In a New York April 2 column the writer compares the Cubs and Giants to natural enemies, noting Chicago writers view the Giants as inferior players yet lucky to stay in the National League. He cites early season standings with the Cubs dropping to eighth and the White Sox climbing, mocking Chicago’s luck.
Walter Morehand reports on the USA Olympic selection process for Stockholm. He notes Sullivan and staff manage a vast prep workload, with tryouts near and rules allowing twelve entrants per event and one team per team event. Chicago Athletic Association leaders expect about twenty five central west athletes and strong Pacific coast and southern representation, with final team determined after Chicago trials in June.
New York April 27 Special It is likely that Carlisle Indian runner Tewanina will be a key American marathon contender at the Olympics. Coach Warner groomed him for Sweden next July where warm but not humid conditions favor long races. Also a possible points earner is Walter Dray former pole vault champion who set world records and may yet make the London team after previously quitting athletics.
Hlorinka Roberts is set to perform in a vaudeville sketch titled The Revelatory Scene, produced by a local theater company. The appearance showcases Roberts in a lively stage piece reflecting contemporary entertainment styles.
Daily baseball roundup by Moreland Baseball Bureau lists events from 1898 to 1911. Includes National League postponement in Philadelphia due to snow, Chicago Americans with 23 singles, Cleveland pitcher Baker, Bresnahan homer for Cardinals vs McPetridge, temporary stands collapse at Cleveland grounds, Jesse Stovall’s no-hit bid, Washington’s 12 inning 2 1 victory over Boston with 12 hits, and Sid Smith’s 15 putouts for Cleveland.
New York reports Sam Langford and Joe Jeannette will meet in Los Angeles in July for promoter Tom McCarey. The bout could lead to a higher profile clash with Jonson, possibly at Madison Square Garden Club if New York Boxing Commission approves. It promises a record-breaking crowd.
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