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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
Strenuous denials of any knowledge of a mysterious affidavit allegedly made by Jim Conley were presented to Chief of Detectives Sanford Friday. Conley claimed he never heard of Colgar and rejected the murder confession attributed to him regarding Mary Phagan.
Dickson and Whaling Pierce and Archer are listed with umpires Rigler and Byron. No other games scheduled.
In a tight American League clash at New York, the Indians rally to force OT after a 9th inning surge. Final: Cleveland edges the Yankees with a late effort and strong bullpen work, securing a dramatic victory over the home team.
The Crackers and Lookouts played the second game of their series at Poney de Leon Ball Park on June 6. Big Bill Chappelle started for the Crackers with Sommers on the mound for the Lookouts, as fans watched a tense afternoon contest with score by inning details pending.
Parcel post clerk refused a bulky 12 1 4 pound cake sent to Cuba as parcel post. A prominent Atlanta woman baked and offered cake to the workers while slicing a sample, then mailed the remainder.
Chief of Police James L. Beavers charged before the vice investigating Grand Jury that Georgia courts blocked closing the most notorious resort ever operated in Atlanta. S. C. Glass, a Grand Jury member not present, reported the development Friday.
Professor William H. Taft, former president and chief justice, arrived in Washington as a private citizen for a visit that brings him once again into the capital scene where he previously wielded influence as a leading figure in national government.
Besom and Lysander headline six and mile splits with Besom winning after a long card of races. Holiday takes a five furlong sprint while Delirium wins the two mile steeplechase and Centaur leads a five furlong dash at the end of the Brooklyn Derby card.
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