The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 11

FOOTBALL SQUAD Reading from left to right Top row Manager Cowan Bowden Francis E. Mc Ammens Hutton Middlebrooks A. Peacock Mc Harrell Henderson Malone Covmgton Conyers Lucas Turner McNennon. Second row Flournoy Paddock Broyles Powell Conklin Dorsey Hawes Coach Cunningham. Bottom row Morris Thompson Wood Hitchcock Arnette Wheatley.

Redding Captain Peacock Sancken Norton Parrish Awtry. II EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY TO MOULD WINNING ELEVEN Athens Qa. October 6 Special. Captain Emp" the Georgia football team. lifts given out the following article In which he teU.

something of the and Blacks prospects and names the requisites or championship team By Ca tala PftIeerk. 11 me say a few words about Georgia prospects for this fall. It has Keen circulated ground the city Athens and the campus that Georgia has the greatest chance of her history to put out a championship team. It Is authentic speaking from tile stand point of material. fib ham an Inexhaustible supply of new men from the prep and high schools.

This ply a very Important part la molding out a team hut when It cornea to developing an efficient fighting machine. It require. more than ef and brawn. A candidate for a position my have all the qualification of a good round footbaUist and then be a oelIble man to the team became ii. tacks experience.

014 Heads Needed. Football Is lute oth games or professions. It requires the old veterans to win games. It Is the men who have had several soo of training who at. wanted on a winning tem This is why Vanderbilt i a proposition for very southern college.

She has an Inexhaustible supply of experienced material to draw from. She lost three' men last year who had been placing football for nine years. A player certainly Increases his knowledge of the genie every time he goes on the Held and It. Is absurd to think that doesn't. If we turn to the history of every championship team we can trace It for tour years back of the year In which It was successful.

No team can be made In one year but requires several years or playing together and the learn each other and know what to depend on from tech one. No one would deny the fact that we have plenty of new material but we must take Into consideration that It consists of new men as well us veterans and we should not Jump to the conclusion that we have a winning team because plenty of material Is on hand because we must win a gm before we can call It ours. for no college Is going to give us a- gan. because we have plenty of material. We must have a team to win them.

Coseke Good. It Is a proposition for a coach to put football Into anyone. We have two coaches who CD do this it anybody can. In Coach Cunningham have a man that ha. no equal In the south when It comes to the rounding out of an effective team.

Coach Kotron Is one of the best line coaches we can find anywhere and having played three or tour years he has mastered the science of th line. We feel at all times that thee. two men are working for a winning tem and the glorification of old Georgia. We should not ump to the conclusion that we are going to have a champion hip tm because we have plenty of material but should labor with that end In view. With the co-operation of the students and friends of Georgia we can feel sure that our coaches will turn out a team that wti' do credit to Georgia.

BB sli71 COUNTERFEITERS ARE AT WORK ON TICKETS FOR WORLDS SERIES New York. October Counterfeit- on are at work on la tickets for the worlds championship baseball games here next week according to reports reaching the New York baseball club tonight Notwithstanding the precautions taken to avoid a ticket scandal It appear that trouble a likely it the report of counter- felting IB trae. But according to Sec retary John A. ydler of the Na tional league tonight. it will be the patrons themselves who are to blame It they are foolish enough to purchase bogus tickets.

The counterfeiting plan Is. declared to be the work of scalpers of the most crooked suit who. having little chance to reap a harvest In speculation this year have designs to deliberately fleece tile public especially those from out of town. While we have heard these reports. said Mr.

iHaydUr It is certain that the counterfeiters cannot produce anything like the tickets we are using. Sot a single ticket has left my possession and hot a single one wilt leave my hands until Monday. It is a hard ticket to counterfeit and with the game beginning Tuesday no printer would have time to copy It. Any one who buys a ticket except In the regular way Is certainly going to be buncoed. There are bout 5 000 reserved seats to be placed on advance sale Monday morning two to each purchaser but all the.

other seats will he sold only at the grounds on the day of the game. Sine everybody buying a ticket win have to pass di redtiy Into the grounds there la not the slightest chance of any tickets getting allot In the crowd tar speculation Any pasteboards thus circulated will be bogus and the police will be on hand to arrest any one trying to dispose of them or use then" STOVALL ONLY NAP LEADER. WHO HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL Armour Ljole MeGulr Witness the roll call' of Cleveland tMvll club anther pt and present. The one Job that I. next to nothing in the American league managing Cleveland the title empty of every.

thlDe aT rupDnlblllty It Is a cue of shouldering criticism and taking order from men who mean well but do not know bebal1. Sine the league wa orrni six men have managed the or th have tried to. Jo flnde Birmingham la the latest to he the honor thrust upon him. and unless he rises above the sea of medl- oorltivhe. too.

la destined to Join the swelling squad of Cleveland n- tnaoar WM the Fleet William R. Armour was th first manager of the eland club who the American league was organlied by Ban Johnson. He had captured pen- MBts with hl Dayton. Ohio. club and had developed Earl Moore.

ne Wright and Johnny oochnauer who went with Dim to Cleveland. lie grabbed Addle Jots from Toledo and made the big which toot Lajole flick and Herubard to Cleveland Armour started Will but the players did not fancy being dictated to by a. man who had never played ball in the big lean. sad petticoat politics pla ed a forcing Armour out. Napoleon ldoll ed tana succeeded Armour.

The gr natural player the game ever Larry waa anything but a great Too going. he proved a poor dis cllnrID and. although the team made one great pennant tight. It was torn asunder by cliques and Lojole gave up the ghost Jim McOuire followed A player of the old school he had failed to keep up with the game. Re ran the club by signals directing every off en si re ply until the teams efforts became humorous.

Jbdlldu initiative was choked and players los" heart. The team was a Joke lid MeGuirs resigned' under criticism in mldoD to act as scout until the expiration of his contract stovall Osly 9mceimm. McGuire' resignation threw th buy. den of the team upon the shoulders ot hustling George and the dub forged bead tit ova 11. It Is said gays one order Play ball fellow.

and th responded like magic. Jumping from sixth place to third. The public clamored for StovaU as manager this ear. hut long before MeGuire had be come disgusted. Owner Charlie homer had signed Harry Davis of the Athlt Ice to ct as manager and Stoyaji wa sent to St.

Louis. Ball players and umpires say Birmingham is the brains or the club. Strong Arm" Is a student of the game and more than once it was said that It was his head behind th aggressive to vail that made the latter a success. Birmingham's big task is to convince Charlie Somers that be was to be the menager. Interference has handicapped the Naps more than managerial blunders.

A McGraw or Chance could won pennants with the Cleveland club a McGraw or a Chance wjuid brook no Interference. I HEINIE ZIMMERMAN THINKS COLF GREAT FOR BATTING EYE 4 Iletale Zimmerman the leading batter ot the National league thinks golf siesl thlna" tot' the batting eye. and ftttribstes Jogjbttlns success to the ree swing teamed on tile llnka Here iswhat the great bitter of the Cuba he' say about the Scottish ate. me three weeks' time any and Ill ready hell lBJaprtt. That line may misleading to the average fan.

who thinks a baseball player must lump right is alter a winter of Idleness and start training the same a a joeloe boxer or Marathon runner. Some players do require this sort of prrllmliiary conditioning. I don t. To my way of thinking. golf is a great exercise for strengthening the legs and arms Del to.

sharpening the batting eye. Much a I like baseball. Tm always right at borne rr. civea the freedom of a links. I Jlf VIRGINIA ELEVEN MAKING PROGRESS By Sees.

H. Drewe. University. a October ft Special. This week has found Virginia' football squad of forty.

grinding. hard way The entire work of coaching has fallen upon Elliott as Sam Honaker he. withdrawn from college and Rice Warren la still confined in the hospital. Notwithstanding this drawback a considerable headway has en made and the greenness of tbe material Is not so The entire student body la enthusiastic over the tem progress and the prospects for a winning eleven. On Tuesday the varsity and scrubs were put through a nard forty scrimmage.

The scrub fought like veterans with surprising ed cud by consistent work on tile part of the' backs carried th pigskin to the van' ally's 2 wvrd line. Here the first I tm's lire wee invincible and they se eared the ball. With steady line plunging by Blanchard. Ray and Acree the varsity scored two touchdowns within the next twenty minutes of play. Captain Todd watched the snilnimage from the side tines.

as his ankle which was Injured dn the William and Mary gm prevented him from taking. part in tile scrimmage. Thursday the quad was given a light work-out. The afternoon was devoted to tackling practice and the smashing up of interference. Elliott i insisting on low hard tackling Johnny Neff a former Virginia tar was.

on the field. Friday aiding Head Coach BUlott and ills presence was gratifying. The usual preliminary practice was followed by a fierce thirty-minute scrimmage. In the varsity's ne were Flnlay Woo If oik. Walker Wood Carter Redus and Macdonald and in the backfield Oooch and Thomas.

Blanchard. full and Randolph. quarter Blanchard's consistent line plunging sod his unusual speed were or I thy The broken field running of I Thorns. the stocky back from Montclair Military academy. la highly pleas- to the occb In Randolph Virginia has an exceptionally fine sub-quarter He has the speed and pep and uses his noodle in running the team.

Hanson's work in the backfield Is for above the average and he la mak- low a brilliant showing. With Abe Virginia game less than a month hence the main topic or conversation is of course can. tered upon this event. It la too tar distant however. to make any predictions but the student body.

Is willing to place all confidence In the wearers of the Orange and Blue. GIANTS' OWNER NONE TOO STRONG PrtOPal owner of tb New York Giants. who will his tem bat. tUg for tb worlds championship for the third time honor which it achieved In 1905 by defeating the Athletics. Mr.

Brush's health Is cot robust. usually watches the same rom his auto whi h. Is run OQ the diamond. It was as a caddy at th Wetehst Golf club ten years ago that I learned the gem and I really believe the ex pertenc. and training I had from dally practice wtth the clubs owned wealthy members played a prominent part la flttinc me for big league hitting.

Now I wouldn't have the nerve to come oat footed and say that any player who can bit ought to make a rood golfer or that a eraekerjack IOU. such Chick Evans. Harold Hilton. Jerome Trayers. Walter Travis or Paul Hunter.

would be equally a hvme swinging at the pitching or Pap Reeker Christy Mathswsos. Ed Walsh a' Wlaltsr Jobou. But firmly bellev steady practice lit ooejcport will make ru. player effect In Us CLASSIFIED AtJC HCAl ESTATE. FOB aJK BFH.

BgTATB. PONCE DE LEON HOME. JUST' COMPLETE AND MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL HAS FOUR BEDROOMS SLEEPING PORCH TWO BATHS WITH TILED WALLS AND FLOORS HARDWOOD FLOORS AND BEAM CEILINGS DOWNSTAIRS FURNACE SERVANTS' ROOMS ON GOOD LOT WITH SHADE FRONT' AND REAR. A PLACE THAT WILL APPEAL TO THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. 11000 ON TERMS.

DEKALB FARM FIFTY ACRES IN REACH OF NEW TROLLEY LINE HAS HOUSE BARN AND IMPROVEMENTS AND' IS GOOD PROPOSITION AT 2750. WEST END BUNGALOW ON LAWTON STREET SIX ROOMS. BATH. HALL LARGE FRONT AND REAR PORCHES FUR NACE HEAT FULLY SCREENED AND ALL CONVENIENCES HAS COAL AND CHICKEN HOUSES ALLEY ON TWO SIDES. 3500 TERMS.

SUBDIVISION RIGHT AT TROLLEY WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES OP CENTER OF CITY WILL SELL AS WHOLE OR' IN LOTS TO BE PAID FOR WHEN HOUSES ARE BUILT OR SOLD. HURT CONE 301 EMPIRE LIFE BLDG. PHONE MAIN 914. AUCTION SALE OF 23 RESIDENCE LOTS THURSDAY of this week at 3 o'clock p. m.

we are going to sell for Messrs. Morris and Porter 23 lots on Euclid avenue McLendon avenue and Sterling street. The lots are in reach of every one with little money and offer a splendid opportunity to the ambitious persons who would own their own homes The safest investment in the world is real estate and every one should own it. These lots will be sold on terms of one-fourth cash balance I :2 and 3 years with 7 per cent interest. The plats' are now in the hands of the printers and will be ready for distribution in two.

or three days. Call at my office for further particulars. To see these lots take Inman Park to Clifton cars and get off two blocks east of Moreland avenue where you will see sign or we wilt take pleasure in showing prospective purchasers the lots at any time before sale. Steve R. Johnston AUCTIONEER.

Jo H. EWING REAL ESTATE No. 116 Candler Building. Phones Ivy 1839 Atlanta 2865. Nutting.

Reynolds WE HAVE houses in fairly good condition amply worth 2350 each. No loan. We will sell on practically any terms or will exchange for purchase money notes not running over years at face value. These places are going Monday. They are in' our hands and are going to sell.

Nutting Reynolds Ivy 1540. 5520 Candler Building. A FEW CHOICE' LOTS slsInisg cools. An city lbs toU rm kmt4 BEAUTIFUL HIGHLAND VIEW esagastly onlloaclma la value. Tow.

an Sam tt a I 4 smut' ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT CO. 609-13 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUlWING HIGH-CLASS NORTH SIDBUNGALOw. WE HAVE for sale a new bungalow which you should see to appreciate It bag spacious Uving and dining rooms hardwood noon beam ceilings two bedrooms Both connecting- with bathroom well-arranged kitchen and pantry. etc. locates at West Twelfth.

street. between West Phtr and Spring streets. Price OR terms. For sale until October It. or toy rent attar October II If not sold before that date.

pl SALE FARMS. FOUR PLANTATION BARGAINS 875 ACRES NEAR ALBANY 26 WORTH 30. FOR a snort time we can offer this hoe acre plantation In Lee county. 1' miles from Albany an good land no waste 500 acres In cultivation rest. deoe.

It tenant houses good barn ginnery deep wells farm implements engine press. gear for It-horse farm thresher and all. The best offsr la section at i Terms. eaaawsa aH aessaeH a a a saaeeaBesaaeieiw a weesa jj ACRE PLANTATION IN BAKER COUNTY. THIS fine old plantation has 5100 acre of the bet land In Baker county 1100 e' acres ready for cultivation only 4 miles from railroad and new road to be.

built. two miles from other side. We can sell It for 13 60 on terms nd divide it necessary. 1565 FINE ACRES NEAR ALBANY. A ACRE plantation ten miles from Albany but only two toll from railway station 750 acres cultivated 25 acres young pear trees 160 acres pecans.

ready for budding residence and three tenant houses store building. lIIooery deep wells. Made 120000 in products last year. This Is a rare bargain If you can handle it. 31 per acre.

Terms. 15000 ACRES COFFEE AND CLINCH COUNTIES 6. A. FINS development opportunity. 1000 sores cultivated 15000000 feet timbers 15000 acres suitable for cultivation three residences and 70 tenant houses llama.

etc. four miles from tout good railway towns. 6 per acre. Easy terms. E.

RIVERS REALTY CO. FARM DEPARTMENT W. A. WALKER 8 W. ALABAMA STREET ATLANTA GA.

40 ACRES 100 PER ACRE THIS IS ON graded road out 8 Smiles north of the city. This is very cheap 1000 cash balance I 2 and 3. years 6 per cent. A. S.

HARRIS M. 1387. 805 EMPIRE BUILDING. CROWLEY REALTY COMPANY 307 PETERS BUILDING. 15 ACRES cleared 25 acres in timber fronting 400 feet on Mount Perrian Road.

at Liberty Hill School 120 per acre on terms. 80 acres on public road 4 miles from city mile from East Lake plenty of timber running water 11250 acre. third casbJ lancel jf 3 and I years. M5226. Special Read It Bunoch County A HIGH-CLASS room story house 334 acres 5 tenant houses a gin and' store three-quarters mile station extra high state of cultivation pebble soil prettiest rich mans home in Georgia easy terms.

Also five smalTe choice and. highly improved farms nearby absolutely im mime from chills. BADGER REAL ESTATE AGENCY 305 Fourth National Bank Building. A SNUG LITTLE SUBURBAN FARM. TWENTY-NINE ACRES.

24 mUeo of Decatur. near railroad 23 acres cul tivated. 11 acres extra tine bottom small dwelling plenty of fruit This jMt all right. Price 2500. GEORGIA HOME FARM CO.

PHONE. IVY 6767. 114 CANDLER BUILDING. FOB SALE Bl ESTATE. ALE REAL EIITIId BARGAIN NEAR PEACHTREE AT GEORGIAN TERRACE A.

J. H. F. WEST 519 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. FOR SALE FARMS.

W. E. TREADWELL CO. ALL CLASSES OF CITY PROPERTY AND FARMS. FARM FOR.

SALE. ONLY so miles from car shed we have a acre farm 20 acres in cultivation 20 acres in oak woods. Cheap. room house barn and crib. Plenty of fruit.

7 springs. This place is located in Cobb Co. across river by Mason and Turn- er Ferry road. The land is rolling but very productive and for a few days only are instructed. to sell this at the low price of 25 per acre.

Think of ill Only 10 miles from the center of the city. This wont be here long at this price. See B. H. Treadwell or T.

Y. Brent. Thou. Boxes. W1U How are tile new d.

Glffs Fine ibis last box bought contained a flag two pictures of bell layers a cardboard paper knife. oy balloon and a puzzle. Wills But how do the cigarettes OUto I don't know. Ton see I had to Cut each one to pieces to see whether It contained the great grand freVeoupoa wMoD would entitle me to the Seat box tree. Dangers of' Earrings.

ndieation ape that earrings are coming into fashion again not the Sumeud earrings that are tashioeed from- ell kinds of material ligneous and metallic. They will for the most par be pendants and ardent lovers la attempting to seize a kiss from the our SatoTorwldew will tad eyt kew he may be hung op in a colt of tangled WRITERS HAVE' HEADQUARTERS New York October 5 Headquarter for Y1aJtlog baseball writers during the worlds series are to be established at the Imperial hotel and John B. Poster of the Baseball Writers' as. soctation and Oeorce Kerr. representing the New York National league wilt be In ChgL Press tickets will be distributed at II o'clock Monday morn.

Inc to newspaper representatives pro. tided wltb necessary credentials. Mr. Foster he. made arrangement.

for the transportation of tile newspaper men on midnight trains leaving each city. Mr. Foster un he has re calved applications front nearly SOI newspapers for press accommodations to the Polo grounds. College Employment i i By Joseph siner. In The American' Review of Reviews for September.

There are many institutions of learning in this country that cannot bout of powerful athletic teems or colowal stadiums. lieges that are confined to. perhaps three or four buildings hut there is not one that Has not Its student employment rosu. Some of these bureaus are run- by the students others are managed Xi by the uthorltles while at some 0010 res there Is olose operation with the local Young Men's Christian as soctation employment committee. This is the CU.

at irinneil where the ma- lortty of the students male. and fe. lale. are In moderate' circumstances and about one-half of them are earning. at least part or their expenses.

Thevk. presence of female students at this. college also makes avallabl. the employment bureau of the local Young' Women's Christian- association. The bureau at Colorado college maintained bytbe authorities.

let year secured work for over 150 men. The bureau which Is very thoroughly and keep. good records of has been able to find work feVe Vrr who ha. applied and' some poeitloas nave been offered whloj could not be fined. This Is an cou ceedingly' good showing ke into consideration that Tl per cent Of Bektt student are" earning an lr expense.

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ormxed or ratl R1rmln hm orrllY managers. w. as the ana Cleveland ab hi. Goo. hi.

lcbl Ir Ja played in Np leen idolised me but. J1ii" IIOlng nd w. tt' oal. offensive' heeam1 w. I.

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sellon for 01. 14. doetee Ib 4. to. 519 NORTHSIDEffiUNgAIOW I BAVECol ata bun.

hleh7 tiSho sto ppreclateit baa' pd roo 11I roo.th I th lc It be" OctoherI5cQr 1 f7 1 io WJf a I' t. Pk ro uu IIALEFAR3IS.o t. if PL. NT TIONB RGAI 7 WOR 3 a' 8hrttl 175. te i I term II.

Ii lIoold re flakercounty lIeV 5 1350 termo4. ncs 7. A AcRES ALB 'i'c plan taU. Albn t. rues tr.

staUoo7I0 er. aerei ddlng tbreetnftt 1' Te. b. i ouean II prere 1 6. 3 hoa.

fD ood Et tIIL i i i I I ears J1l 4OOfeett 41h rom' oftimberrunn ng cas 2 ears. M. 5226 J. it Special-Read I mG room 2 cres5 st 11 abs luteIY SNUGLITTLE SUBURBANFARM 2 tivat of. Wlt sLLF-RDaL FOR REAL TERR CE LOT UzlOI.

lid. alley splendid story. modern residence 200 feet from Peach. tree street 100 feet from Albert Howell's story hotel nearly one million doU. In improvements now going up around It.

This Is strictly In the swim In the Georgian Terr. district. The house I. rented for nearly enough to car" It. Price less than 500 per front toot.

this property' Is within no feet' of the Parrott property. sold JUt week for' 1185 per foot. I o. FARMS I we I it 1 I 1 How Gtff5F1ne pa toy wilts-But amok. I ow He1 tc pieceato etb free oou zt fr c' HEADQU RTERS' IH 41UUtil duvln x.

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as whenew" nket It lt ha bacica Ilk arced se- a lag see the eli I ot Ut drum which the th I one sport secUva ic's' I 1' ADVERTISEMENTS FOR IALE-BLAL roft5AL4tZAJ. ziooo 3 platsare ti mmssta. Va is a 5 BU LPING. oft 1ThON q4Y 409 Eqitib1e Building. A 1 rnu" dC IIa liaR FA3D.

5. FOJJBPLANTATION be milesfrom nd. ENE 2 lS000000feet 18 Eayterrnst ATLANTAGA intimber flo 4 oftimber cashbalance 1 4 It cii- dollars Terrace I larry AJHFWEST I a 000PO wbi not dialuend part mId widow dli bO they 14 W1neb Headquarters a eague lg" i i' I Son ieges male. Thr e' c' at Beloit. organiZed Its work hasbeeit 0.

ever elie whiOii5k ceedingi when is taken ar. part of their in tec'- t' I.