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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1913

Page

11

Bud Andersons bout draws coast critics into doubt

Chicago June 16 Bud Anderson of Medford Oregon faces critics who remain unsure if he is a genuine fighter or a flash in the pan. Writers note his July 4 twenty round bout with Lead Cross could settle the matter. Local legend Leach Crosse touts his brother Phil as a potential welterweight champion.

Hicago Bud Anderson Medford Oreg Lead Cross Cross OB Laga Anderson Whitey Bob Los Angeles Saga Bud Bob Hen Leach Crosse Phil Leach Charlie White Cy Boy Uly Jack Britton New Orleans We Ritchie Joe Rivers Britton Leach Cross

Wolgast Ritchie scrap sparks debate on title logic

June 16 report from Francisco contrasts Wolgast and Ritchie. Writers debate fairness and merit after an alleged foul by Wolgast influenced Ritchie’s claim, noting public interest and naming the slang O. F. P. for Other Fellow's Punch.

W. W. Naughton Francisco Wolgast Ritchie Willie Puginem Wolgaset Far East

Ad Wolgast Tops Coast Fans As Favorite Fighter

Ringside notes show Ad Wolgast attracting strong coast support and fans clamoring for him to challenge Ritchie. Other items include Mike Saul eyeing a return against Terry Nelson, Kid Willitame’s win over Jem Kendrick, and Clabby’s victory over Eddie McGoorty in ten rounds.

Mike Saul Terry Nelson Mike Kid Willitame Jem Kendrick Baltimore Jimmy Clabby Hammond Butte Mont Eddie McGoorty Clabby

Polo match sparks satire on commercialization and nerves

The piece mocks polo experts for the Pinglish defeat and notes Harry Payne Whitney objecting to numbered saddle cloths. It also hints at boxing manager J Evers facing nerves as expectations grow that Johnny Kilbane may soon lose the featherweight title due to his rare, rule-breaking bursts of activity.

Abe Attell San Fcisco Kilbane Abe Harry Payne Whitney Whitney Polo Association Johnny Kilbane

Featherweight Elimination Tourney Set in New York

The St. Nicholas Athletic Club will stage a featherweight elimination tournament next Wednesday night featuring six top contenders. Matt Brock of Cleveland arrives to fight Tommy Houck, Kid Julian comes in, Joe Coster trains in Brooklyn to face Julian, and Patsy Kline prepares to battle Eddie O’Keefe of Philadelphia.

New York St. Nicholas Athletic Club Matt Brock Cleveland Tommy Houck Kid Julian Joe Coster Julian Brooklyn Patsy Kline Eddie O'Keefe Philadelphia

Trendall and Murphy to Clash in St. Louis Showdown

In St Louis on Wednesday June 18 at the National Athletic Club Coliseum Harry Trendall and Eddie Murphy will face off in the star bout both at 135 pounds. Murphy arrives from Cleveland and recently boxed a ten round draw with Jack Britton at Kenosha Wisconsin.

ST. Louis Harry Trendall Eddie Murphy National Athletic Club Coliseum Trendall Murphy Cleveland Jack Britton Kenosha Wis

Athletics Master Sign Stealing Sparked by Hidden Cues

Hincinnati June 16 The Athletics look like the class of the American League with a fast pitching staff and a sharp batting approach. A new sign stealing system has helped Mack's team, using quick eyes and field signals to gain an edge, though the practice remains officially controversial.

Hincinnati Athletics Cleveland Mack Connie Collins Havana Philadelphia Connie” Mack McClure Sympiicate

Phillies President Near Death At His Philadelphia Home

William H. Locke, president and part owner of the Phillies and Lynch League driver, lies critically ill at his Philadelphia home. Reported cancer and neuritis threaten his life as players fear he may not live to see a pennant. Formerly secretary of the Pittsburgh club, Locke is regarded as a top baseball executive with World Series experience.

Athletics Philadelphia William H. Locke Phillies Locke Pittsburg

Old Fashioned Bleachers and Baseball Banter

Nostalgic verse recalling sunlit bleachers by third base where fans knew players by name. It contrasts past intimate crowds with modern critics and mentions Christy Mathewson, Joe Dunn, Jack Dillon, Stanley Ketchel, and a racing era churning records and wrecks, ending with a whimsical contrast in weighing manners.

Third Base

Excursion travel fares listed for regional trip

Tybee, Jacksonville, Atlantic Beach to Tampa round trip fares are six and eight dollars respectively. June 20 departures. Ask the ticket agent at Central of Georgia Railway for details.

Tybee Jacksonville Atlantic Beach Tampa Central of Georgia Railway

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