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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1915
Page
11
December 18 report says the baseball dove of peace could not settle in New York and has moved to Cincinnati. It is described as hovering over both organized and independent baseball factions as they seek common ground, with potential for a permanent impasse if the situation does not change.
In a reminiscence from old ball days the article argues fans were molded more by newspapers than players yet acknowledges star power remains vital. It highlights Lewis Henke, Atlanta first baseman fatally injured in 1885, noting his skill, the tragic accident, and a benefit game that aided his widow. Tyrus Cobb is cited as the modern drawing card, combining brains and athleticism to captivate crowds.
A tight 0 goal game at Grantfield ends with the sophomores and freshmen tied as juniors and seniors were out of contention for the championship. Dre Leber Dunwody Fitzgerald led defense for the freshmen while Ware McClure Guill sparked the sophs. Timekeeper and officials listed, with ten minute quarters.
An imperfect clipping recalls Les Tannehill and Fred Payne as White Sox teammates years ago. A window opened and bats swarmed inside, prompting Payne to pull a cover over his head as the moment grew tense.
Athens, Ga December 18 Special The football schedule 92 for Georgia University was announced by Faculty Athletic Director Sanford. The card lists Citadel Clemson Florida Virginia Navy Auburn Furman Tech and Alabama with at least four games set for Athens. The dates vary and several opponents are yet to be announced.
Baton Rouge December 13 Special LSU announces 1936-37 basketball slate with games at Baton Rouge and away. Key dates include December 20 vs Louisiana College in Pineville, January long road trips to Alabama and Auburn, Tulane at home, and February matchups vs Auburn and Tulane amid a busy stretch. Mississippi Aggies schedule also outlined with games in Starkville and nearby cities.
Atlanta Athletic club routed Rome Athletic club in the opening game of the season. The home team dominated with precise passing and fast breaks while Rome struggled with teamwork and passing errors. Ledbetter and Betta stood out for Rome, but Atlanta finished strong with a procession of goals after the opening basket by Forbes.
Louisana State University lists 1916 football games with opponents including S Lafayette Institute, Texas A M, Mississippi College, Sewanee, Arkansas, Mississippi A M, and Tulane. Games are set for locations in Baton Rouge, Beaufort, Shreveport, Starkville, and New Orleans with dates in October November and December.
Baton Rouge date line notes LSU 1916 football schedule. Games listed include Lafayette Institute in Baton Rouge on September 30, Jefferson College in Baton Rouge on October 7, Texan A and M in Beaufort on October 14, Mississippi College in Baton Rouge on October 21, Sewanee in New Orleans on October 28, Arkansas in Shreveport on November 4, Mississippi A and M in Starkville on November 11, University of Mississippi in Baton Rouge on November 18, Rice in Baton Rouge on November 24, and Tulane in New Orleans on November 30.
Private Richard Burge of the First Surrey Rifles will turn 60 this Sunday while active and fit. A former lightweight world title challenger, Burge fought Kid La Vigne in a famous bout and later promoted boxing. His voluntary enlistment inspired many boxers to join the First Surrey Rifles.
Walter Johnson repeated as the American League shutout leader for 1915, registering the most runless games for the third straight year. He tallied six other shutouts, with opponents limited to four or fewer runs in those games, though his team often failed to score. Jim Scott of the White Sox was close behind with seven shutouts. Johnson’s headline streakes included losses despite strong pitching, as his club’s lack of run support cost several games.
A 1915 recap notes Guy Morton of Cleveland pitching six shutouts, with Detroit and Chicago vying for dominance as Boston nearly breaks through in a long 14 inning affair. Red Faber shines for Chicago, while Washington tops the league in shutouts with two.
By Malcolm Mackean during a western trip for All National and All American teams a game at North Platte Nebraska featured Oxy Dolan imitating a scarecrow in a cornfield. He posed with one hand raised and the other at his side as Clarence Walker fielded a line drive, with Dolan keeping still before throwing.
The New York National and American league clubs announced a three game exhibition series at the Palo grounds on April 7, 10, next spring. It marks the first spring exhibition series scheduled by the local clubs in New York.
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