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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
31
Charley Hemphill quotes Atlanta manager hopeful for season success. He emphasizes strong conditioning, team unity, and credit to players, while avoiding bold predictions. He notes past managing stints and aims for a winning club with disciplined preparation and cohesive effort.
Easton of The New York Evening Mail reports Grantland Rice credits Charles Hemphill as a top player. Hemphill is described as among the wisest and fastest in the game, with a strong arm and speed that made him a standout last summer.
Harry Wolverton lauds Charley Hemphill as a calm, capable manager in Atlanta for 1912. The former New York club member is praised for tact, thorough understanding of the game, and ability to draw peak performance from players. Wolverton and other big league players wish him success and predict strong results this season.
The record lists a sequence of teams and cities linked to a player’s career from 1895 Greenville Michigan through 1912 Atlanta Georgia. It details stops at Saginaw Interstate League 1897 F and FP M Railway 1898 Grand Rapids 1899 St Louis and Cleveland 1900 Kansas City Boston 1901 Boston 1902 Cleveland St Louis 1903 St Louis 1904 St Louis 1907 St Louis 1908 New York 1909 New York 1910 New Orleans 1911 New York 1912 Atlanta.
A fragment lists players including Pride Revelle Hogue Dessau Itton Mayer and Atkins with catchers Kerr Russell Menafee Mayer McMurray Wells Miller infielders Jordan Sykes O'Brien Howard Wolfe Warner and outfielders Hemphill Watson Batley O'Dell.
Arthur Irwen notes Hemphill as key in an offensive scheme with emphasis on quick passes and scoring threats. The piece references a New York scout and Atlanta panels, but details are fragmented and names remain uncertain.
Fragmentary notes describe leaders at the Atlanta Baseball Association and a controversial presidency. The garbled text hints at internal conflicts, reorganizations, and disputed roles among club directors and officers in Atlanta.
Dick Jemison profiles Charley Hemphill the 35 year old Ohio born center fielder set to manage the Atlanta Crackers for 1912. Fellow managers and team executives praise his modesty leadership and baseball knowledge while outlining his career highlights from 1898 to 1911 and his plans to run the club at the Aragon hotel in Little Rock and the Southern League meeting.
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The article praises Hemphill’s leadership and the strong confidence from players, directors, and the public. It notes support from the New York Yankees’ Irwin and Wolverton offering surplus players, and mentions veteran stars like Jess Tannehill, Jim Delehanty, and Pete O’Brien seeking roles, with salary limits shaping signings.
London report notes Hampden Park in 1908 drew 121,452 spectators, paying 33,810 dollars, for the England versus Scotland international. It mentions the prior England crowd at Crystal Palace in 1901, 110,802 attendees for a match with Sheffield United.
A brief quip from Buatos conscript reveals a wary exchange about a fireless cooker. The joke hints at wartime material shortages and domestic improvisation in a concise, period voice.
The firm reports selling 900000 Goodyear master tires and claims the tires cut bills in half. Demand has surged 500 percent in two years and continues rising faster than ever. The patented tires outsell all others and are described as the coming tires.
Based on demand No Rim Cut tires claim to save motor car owners a million dollars monthly by preventing rim cuts. They say No Rim Out is the final result of 43 years of tire making and that Goodyear patents control the no ring cut feature. The 1912 tire book offers detailed facts and a mail request for readers.
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