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JL2 JL U4 SR rm SUNDAY MORNING MARCH lapSlC Smother Jackets Today in-Atlanta Tin Near Future REPORTING FAST ere Arrive From BEpt SpririgsToday Throe Otter Commc In on Tuesdy Tree Outs Yet Practice Starts Tomor rw r' hi Earnest Firt tKe Game on Thursday- Baseball will open in earnest locally Monday at Pone de Leon Park. wten JIDr Otto' Jordan sets his lea of Crackers out for their first real practice ofthe season sad nom OeVen tkra will 1 some real doings in the land of rwat for tne' next e1Jt tenth Manager Jordan and hI. Hot Springs delegation with' till' exception of two arrive this morning at. 11 o'clock hav In. lei there.

yesterday ot Atlanta end when he arrives tee. mogul will relieve Manager Moran of his responsibility mad tart a regular system of training for the entire bunch. FIT. He Today With' Manager Jordan' will come Eddie Hornhoret thee first baseman se eland from thPhlla4elphla Athletics. but.

who was with Augusta In the South Atlantic league" lat season. Harry Matthews the former Atlanta catcher who played with New Orleans last season Dick lIylea the speedy oenterflelderof lest years team end Charlie Seats. secured' by Atlanta from the Philadelphia. Americans and the lesdlng- outfielder batter. base runner and run-getter of the Virginia Lbague lest season.

Scotty' War the best third base man that ever walked upon a South- rn league' diamond and CorUes CUCh- anoan. the former Tech catcher and captain will remain' at the Sprints a few day. to reap the full benefits of the baths. These two men suffered from rheumatism. last season and the are doing them.

a world of good hence Manager Jordan's desire that they get fully recovered before T. He Here. Jordanand hissquad arrive thy will find un tn here already working out under leadership of Attinr ManaterMoram the left field of last years team. Besides Moran th following players are here E. Bi Rofftsr the elongated twirler am JM rtlna the lotial twlrler from OrUana.

Harry Iced the Independent BcrlerTromBastlno Rich 3. I- Grit La. the bender' with Augusta In the Sally League Bcy Ranks who tried out with Atlanta' year then IInlohd the season with the Sally 2 ira Fete UcXAtn. the pro' iwlonall twlrler from Ga. Hu 1 Sweeneyih semi Sat baseman from riklne Meyer the former.

Georgia. Tech' tar boner. and Ed Laodrum an amateur from Cedartown Ga who. win get a try-out. with the Crackers.

Tb accounts for quite a bunch of the Crackers but there are others. Tom Fisher and Harold Johns the two leading twtrlrs of th Southern League last eeason and two At the bet twirl era ever In. the Southern Lee and Sidney- Smith the best backstop. utility man and pinch bitter in the Southern League. as welt cc the most natural ball player In the league will not arrive nntll Tuesday March 18.

Three players are holding' out for more salary. Thy are Bill Hartley. with last years pitching staff Albert. TJemaree. the twirler with Chattanooga In the Sally League- last- season and Outfielder DeKaven witb.

Dayton In the Central. League. last aeaeonv and the leading of that organization. Efforts wlu be made to land the last named but the. patience of the local nigh owner has about been exhausted with the first two and unless they crane to terms shortly.

they will be iseldf HyderBarr the utility man of last years team. will probably report to day. or Monday. He has been. hold up by hls trausportatoD not.

arriving. In or not Inc arrived as yet. but as It has been sent his he Is expected any konr. Eaton a semi twirler from BygaJuska Miss win be given. a try oat with the' Crackers.

He- will report on- Monday. This fellow Is said tB-b a promising player too. Ikertsle- Yet. Atlanta has not secaredi" shortstop as jet and. until one is secured Hydtr Barr win play' that position.

Brooklyn has promised Attantathe services of either Paul Sentelt' the former Mobile shortstop or Tommy McMillan. the AtlaU bT who was- formerly with Jackson- vllle. Whichever one Atlanta lands she will secure a corking good player. There bra twenty-six men la all who will try out' for position oh" the Cracker team. Some of there have not signed" sa yet but probably will soon.

The' list Of player. odlb posltione they will' try for is as follows Smith. rs an ucbannaci. i- Pltcjisra Fisher Johns Rogern rtleyOrlfBn jnaree floTtt Me- taln Marlna. Maj-er Hanks Eaton' anoT Bdrum.

Plrst jBase TBornhorsv- Harr and Bveensy. Seooed Bass' Jerdan. Shortat BenteU or. McMUlaa and Outllldn Baylese. Moran Barr DeHaven.

and Salto There are six players wherare snre of- positions on the team. They us Sift id theaat Tom Fisher and Harold Johns to the Otto- Jet da at second baser Scotty' Walker at third base and Dick Bylesr In aster field- The other positions wilt have to fought out between the other tweB- I regular spring practice games i win on Thursday with the phRWatphfa Athletics as the Ct opponents and thl Is gofcg to ber seme jji crackers will hardly Til BILLY SMITH VT Banquet in Local IHonoXThursday Thursaay- night at Boyd's Cafe on Whitehall and' Alabama streets Billy Smltlltb formerAtlanta mogul. Is to be given arewiircelebratlon bytne local fans 7 A banquet ha. been arranged Mn Bills onor and' at this banquet will be some of known th sporting' writersofthe dtyand some or the ban- players. Invitations.

have been. un. iouvanduntnthey are re turned nothing definite eanbe learned of Jnit now msny persons will be This affair Is golngto he a general jollldaUoa affair for It will be practically the last tlm that' the friends of Billy will tat a chance to meet him socially. Bills Buffalo team- reports to him la Macon on the xollowlng week nod this kittle occasion will pr doubt linger in the' minds of. all' present.

forsome Urns- be organized by that' time but they will become acqaitomedto one another for. long. The tall list ot practice-games par. Ucalarly those with the Athletics Las sot been definitely decided upon as yet but the games aa arranged to date are as follows Je ttets7 It Athletics. Marcia" ii IS I Athletic.

Morris IS Toledo March 31 New York Qlants. April 1. Nationals April I Macon in The above are a number of the players who are goinngto to try out for positions" on the Crackers' team this season. Some of them have not signed as yet and one of them is a possibility but' hereis the bunch Likely looking lot too. Readingfromleft left to right top row Harry Hoyt Joen Martina Paul Sentell i L.

Griffin and Harry Matthews. Second row E. Brown Rogers Dick Bayless Otto Jordan Pete Lain and' Harold Johns. Third row Roy Moran Scotty Walker Bill illBartley Tom Fisher and Sid Smith. Bottom row Corliss Buchanan and Hyder Barr.

Nine of the players are not in the group. They- are Albert Demaree Erskine Mayer Pitcher Eaton Ed Landrum Ed Hornhorst Hugh Sweeney Outfielder Dellaven and Charlie Seitz. Piece of-Gravel Lodges in Captain Fenders a- Macon. Oa March 8pe lat. W.

8. Fender Jr. G. cap tall of tile Mercernsssball teinnI. In Atlanta undergoing treatment for ah1- injury to hl right.

eye received while practicing with' the Mercer base- kallteam. The InJurVwas received In rather a peculiar way Several' members of the tem were batting' pebbles With baseball bats before practice bad begun and some way a snail gravel be- came lodged' In Captain Fenders re The was not painful at first. and he continued toprsctlce withthe team for several days after being hurt. His' eye began to trouble him however-and as the Injury grew worse ins left' for Atlanta- where he Is now undertreatment of Dr. Calhoun--This it Captain Fenders third' year as a.

member of. tire Mercer. baseball team and In recognition-of his splendid was this year nude captainof the nine Captain Fender hasbeen playing shortstop for the last three seasons. and Is one of the fastest fielders onssouthern moneL. In the event that he will no be' able to play this season his absence will be dly felt by the team.

AUTOS FOE HIEE. Ktw Whlt Steamer. Either phone Hid NAMES OF STARS REMAIN' INTHENATIONAL GAME Br Mankakar. Raw York March IZ. Publishers' Press Special.

Ball players come and ball players go. but It is a strange tact that the names of tars go on Many great ball players have or retired. their names live after them perpetuated tasome cases by younger relatives lad In others by younger men who Just happen to have the same titles. Most of the great old cards of long ago have duplicates In PITCHER MINTYRE HERO OPCONTEST He Batted Like al Fiend in the Brooklyn Hot Springs Ark. March 12 Pitcher Harry.

MeIntyr. re was the big hero of the Brooklyn- Yanlgan game this after- noon when playing the position of left fielder he batted in true outfielder fashion. Starting wltlva single In the first be" xt doubled- then tripled and wound his record' for th4 day a home run that made the u1IJar. win 12 to I trom the Yanlgana" The or was tied at. 1 to tnntH the last of the sixth when Lumleyy first up.

drove a home un to right. Mclntyre and Miller tripled. in the same Inning. and. the regulars went loathe front to remain.

Scors. R. H. E. Yanlianr 000 too.

81IT 3 2 Brooklyn 42 000 tx 11 13 1 Batteries Desseaq and' Hunter Brown and King Wllhelm an Yneit- ser llrleh ana Miller. names today and a search through the leagues will turn up some curious facts along these lines. In the National League there is still a Ward. e. Doyle a Ferguson a Delehantya a levtin- a Sweeney a Scheefer a McCormick a Gibson a rgen and a Ewing.

In the American League the old names Roger such as Knight lone. Collins ReUl' Burns Ryan and White. In' the there la a Cooney. a- Doyle and two names jonced famed for' blttlnK Thompson I and Browning also a. BELL CORD" BIG BILL SIGNED BY MOBILE Ceorce Reed Secured Services of Pitcher happell.

Rochitcr. Mobile Ali March U. Manager George Reed The Mobile Southern League tm announcM today1 that he had completed a deiwftittbe the man' agemint of rthe Rochester NY Club for the vlc. Of. William CIlappelte former BosloaAmerlcan League pitch.

er. ChappeilewIllVeportatonce Bush Quit Out Detroit Mich March 12. Owen Buslf has ended Ms out. Be telegraphed President Navln of the Detroit Amen cansyesterdar that he would accept the clubs terms and leave Detroit' for San Antonio today. It la understood Bush's settlement wth khe is tin.

same as wee made with Cobb two years ate Bush wanted a raise of ILtee. Navto veluBtetMd an. advance ft Score of 8 to 2 Result of First Practice. Athens Gen March 1 Special. Strjllnp hunch.

of. Highlanders romped with' Georgiathis afternoon by the' core of I to 2. The New York players' soaked the Georgia twirlers hard and of ten-'getting and took advantage of tinyichance All kinds otb1C. were presented rrom" the fancy' fielding of. Hal Chase todumb work' on the.

collegians pert. but tbergame was Interesting throughout Georgta Tilf wejir getting nine safeties the new me showed up upsplendidly f- OHffln andfielker iuathe eut eld took gooBforiertfis being feltfield cc. sad good hitter. while Brooks Is a fled at. second.

Alien is a good one at shor and Branj Sartlett showedgoodformron the mound. StUlIngs worked iDoyle. Manning and Quinn against theOeorglans and weed several nswrTscrtits- MnVths Mnfield. roster zed Madden are promising youngster and are coming fast. Brooks' clouting getting a double and triple and two fatiubl plays- one byteaeh team featured the contest.

Score by Innings RILL Georgia. .1 to' 4 b- iv New York-- 1 Vl-rai rNew Terk Doyle. Joan fling. Golan' aid Sweeney Georgia IIral1l1ollo 8mlt Bartlett and Lucas. Overwhelming' cofebf il2 to 0.

M. Hid Starred With WUlow for' Jacket Goods Strreclifor Colts-Bath Stored Four Rung and Stole Three Sack At- kb Given Ovation. The. Philadelphia Athletics aceom- pUlhed on yesterday jut what they promised ti accomplish Defeat the Tech Yellow Jackets decisively and thee score It to shows how decl- vely- they succeeded The Jackets never had a look-in before the benders of XUog Frlene and Atklna. The three men pitched stellar ball In the three innings that they UPId the box.

Atkins was- glean the glad hand when he stepped into the box in the seventh inning. This. popular- he Is wit the Cracker fans. or the Colts Bath proved pr fact demon. as a The llttle third baseman got on base on four occasions.

and every- time he. soared a' run. helping himself along three stolen bases too. Wilbur Goods the former' Cleveland outfielder who Was eeured jrom. that team by Connie Mack in' a trade and who' played first base in- the shoenee of Ben Kouser who was sick was the king bee of the willow.

He walked up to the plats five' times and three times hit safely two of-his clouts being three-base affairs. For Tech- Montgomery Hill was the bright particular star. All of the Athletes' twirler. looked- alike to him He advanced plateward four times and three times he oreeted loose a hit. All three of them were clean wallops too.

The Jackets only amassed a total of four. blnle Calhoun the first baseman- getting the other a thru. The Jackets made many changes In their up. and this the scoring a- mess. A change would occur' every inning lout.

luckily. right field shortstop sad the pitchers box were the only. three places assailed. If the others were attacked there le no telling winter the-poor scorer would have ended. 5 AIItI1 of how the even dozen runs were scored by the Athletic.

would be tiresome so same will notbe related. The. lot figures from Athletlo standpoint and the gloomy figures tm a Tech tandpolnt followbelow TECH-- ooh r. Is. po" a.

e. Hill ct 4 81 0 0 E. Iiul If. 3 Holland Sb. 4 0 Oil 7 Calhoun Ib.

2 0 1 10. 1. Johnson. as. 3 0 Wilson" I I e.

Freeman. lb. I 8 d- ArmltueS 1 I 01 Collier p. Sloan so 1 0 1 I 0 Result ss. 4 1 0 fl 1 Paschal rt 2 9 0 0 0 Wise.

e. 1. 0 0 3 0 1 Totals. :7 0 1 4 1 ao. r.

Ii. po. a. e. Rain to.

1 1 I oaawaen rt. a' 2 11 uooue b. 5 11 2 MCllUu. II. 4 Walsh if.

7 Mack I. 4 PP. c. 4 2 1 1. ynlene p.

Atkins p. 1 1 11 0 0 0 1 1 2 630 1 17 11 i Score by innings'- It' Tech. 009 090 I Athletics. 100 231 6 U. Summary Two hit Madlgan three-base' Good.

2 double plays-Freeman to Calhoun. Film. to Melnnl to. Ooode innings pltcheds by Kellog 2 bz Collier 4 by Frlene I loT AtklDe 9. by- Wilson 4 struck out.

by Kellog. by Collier by WU son 2 by Atkins' bases on balls off. Kellol' 2. off Prlene off Collier oft Wilson 4 oft Atkins 1 sacrifice. hits.

Mctaal. Madtgan E. Hill. Rank stoles bones. lath 3.

Wilson Calhoun passed ball. WJ hit by pitched ball by Kellog Calhoun by Atkins Calhoun Time 1:41. Umpire Horner. Men Who Have Reported wing Class. Montgomery.

Ala March 11. Spe cial. Every one or the early birds on the local team look good save cant an Alabama lad. who was evidently too light from the first and. has boa sent along.

Smith. another pitcher. who came in from the country' askedfor a trlaUls giving promise. and may land. There has been a week' ofhard work.

and while the boys are sore. theyare eadytto toletllItJh Pratt. till university youngster looks Ilke he ils going tonsll down to d. sack. This Is his first year In profes- slonal conipany bathe appears to glve great DTomlsev McCrearya pltcttsn who comes from the west sad Ylckra a western twlrler are acting In a war to mall.

Managerlorcmlngerrfeel good- Nl1f old Montgomery Vyonth is riio looking" readd for success. Hll' ler. an rlbben. atehers. here.

and have-bad atwa ksiiroTkjiwlth good Ed has a gee showing for the Infield ll year. Besides 0100. who to play second. and Prattt fa to' third. and Pep at short he has Grlbban who Is the best' sort of a tl- law on th Inner lot.

and' Miller. a otber. eatdheviWho4stheretaigeed shape for short. Whitie- rnan. to the outneld was played much at third last season and is good theta Burnett who we.

secured for Sockaa- i C' Tri NT kt 1 I. t.j f'I" tI H' E3 :1" Ieg maIJ UIHL A' IN R'S. wn ye JO rl. S. A ION II1.

A tZartla Ja C. el s' a i. i r- lfTe' arrru li i. i Ili ci i UAn. REPO TINCfAST 0" Fi vcFriri tSpnngsT oa StUtaoTom roW Prac- me on I BaMbaIlnt openta.

ot1oc 0J aatPee4. et. eI. out' ftlipnctlc oftbaea.D4 0. real401n.

IDthe in4of 8Watfor oa l. Xa. To 4 lnt Ie ter4lor I14wll. I1. moEUlwl11 1t V.

ftpJ albtllq. lllot for. U.cb. F' wI oHrobot red 0 lIouthAtanu u. on ltth cat er N.

Orl. soonDick 14er' of eat t. PhDa4lphIAmerlcan. th leadingoutdelder 4 tterof 1. Techcatchr wDlrematnat SprlD a tomen Ir Ion the bathe doln 04.

Mana er Jora. th. reporting. WbTordanand hi. aquadlve men.

h. ItIDC uftdertlielea4hlp Uo. ManaM tl. 1eftder 1t thee foUo" EreRo temT Mrtna N. Orle.

th. rom Harting. Jx a. thc1i I.bt-haDder' 811 LeA" NIIeT outllh Atlantalat Yer and t1 Leaa fulonai twlrlerfrom GL Hun Seeney be baaemnfrom Chicago Geor la 4 GL et This t. 1 4ina th" OD twirler evr tl Mat' he1ltO 1Jt lIt 11 leaguewill 1.

uo Tlnrea Oslo. I Thpjen are bOld nc' tor i ai- I Albfrt'l SlIyLeacue on I with 1 1 111 IbIt I ut c1nbo. baabout I witbIII aDd' unl. I tbey1II be I Hy ntlllt man 111 robaI 17 to-I daorJIo Ly. byIIItrauporlalou nol itu l' I a' atonal tl 1ri.

Out H11I rep rtXoday 14 to. cYet. A I 1Inot horilopa 114. tl10n. eeure l.

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anHi iwltl rhurll la PbRa4 PhlaAthl4ltt. oJP 01 craek 1IIbl417 SEVENTI3EN tjJ. NJt flESfF Sf4i4 11 J' JfJ FAREWLLAFFAIH Banquetin Ex cal gui8H riTh lti ThJrd inTaht LtB 74' ci Wbl hall' lldAlabaatrtiiBllly former Atlanta mo. LI iYena aAwe11 CIII tOnbTth 1 1 aa i- nuS rtbe kD" fan. the llu of and play.

out aa4" untn the blnr4 ofjnt homanJr I fr t. ili I a lnt ti ral Itm pr. t. :1. tlmthI thefriendi ot81111II taebane teamAport hi.

the-following 04 lttI. 0..111 4oubtlInaeriath. for' 0. or anbe4ir hat" i a. buttJe ed sa1tb.

lon JI I rb fh t1 1I0tllflen decldedupon kutthe a all ed fOIl 0 MIC1CUiI1tlhletlc. Athletics. JIIin Toledocc AprilI tOb' NUotlla Ap I1' f--- 1I SaKeon i numberof tryout positi nS' Crackersfeam seas nSomeof buthele bunchLikelrlookiDglottoo Readin froni ftto JoenMartina ul SentellJL aridHarryMatthews. row EBrown JickBayless MGLain i lms. lb rdrow RoyMoran alker TOinFiShcr idSmith row BarrN ie ar Alert IayerPitcherEafonEdLari rumEd gh Swe ney OutfielderDeHavenandCh lieSeitz MEHCER SliAUER PAINfUt4r HURT Grave ptain n4- 8" Eye Jl ye 3SMrCh JrVld i tahi.

tth Kereer 1iubali tlaatunderg ID. trltmenl tiu7nluy e.r I Tbe Inury' rath OCullara 8nralmem erbattin 1011. be" In ome aveL came DOtpalofulal Ith tll ral4. BI. totroubl.

1. fentorfAtIllta i.a. under trtmtf i mem Jot. t1l t. ot' llleapl.

dI4rk lat 0. he tblr of. I ha. beeD orttoPfor th. is 0 on' Outbrll III.

I eventtbat I DOI JI1T. 0. ble. I 1 I hlt Bt. rZtllPIta1.O FSTARS JNTHE NATIONAIGAME ilia.

NYrk Publlahera' Pr. Ball' an o. tran th at 1011 41d or II. om c. 11 la' othrsby YODnlermea ho tobav.

otthIIOt ot101l1ro1Iv. I IPIICHERMINTYRE Hettllld Like. theBrOoldrn aD Game. llprln rllarch1i Harry' tbb h.ot laa thafi playlnthepoaltlononeft alder la 11. Iath atIl ublelf ound uD torahs fU In :11.

1tromthYDl lt. to'- utl1 thlut otth ftrtp 10. lidih ula utttb IrOlltto re'r" f. OOOIOOit 7. Brook oa iJU p.

BrowaaoK1I1 Je" andMlllsr name. earchiJrouhtbe I. IU tumup Inth a. I lY a aBergen I Id a li I RIII B. Con Ito i ro opoa BELliCORD BIG1B U.

SIGN BVMOBILE Ge eReedSec i se ce.i of Pi cberCbappUe FromRocl tr MObllAI AMar b' aDer Reedio th lIf blt Le. al bbaa in elda a ItI tbemi inont oftb. lub tor. I' i lca' ChppUwll1reportat. onc.

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wlthC bbtci I BublIt1I 0tUO r. a. ly i 7" HIGHLANDRSWIN FI OMGEUR IA Resultof Game GMareh 1.2. Hflrbl der. rIa thu core I.to.

ThNYorl 7r. lol l4. thGeorla rd len blnI at4 Qk' weary chance All. edfromthe fllq 1le141naof aI to ocl tb. amwa Gfl It.

i DIaftI D. men PIlldl it.n a. t1ie 1terI good for erttbeln fat ie14- e. 04' 04 BrooIcoI 4- a. allliorran4 Br D.

d. showed good moun l. if r1iDo I. X. tb.

OrlJlaDd 4 vr n1eer lta olh 4 tlaptthia trlpleand laraOa aebtea goir i 1ff Nii Batteries NYk Jer l. Itt. BrtlttandLuci AIH ETICS. MOPS' WITHJECHNI Kff 1f i Pil UprOv. 7 9fil2t KiHif Will ta ocIe' CoIt ath5 or re Gi eD' it- thIuee oll1 terdy they promlaedto cempuhft yellow.

0 1 Of 1 to' ho Ivel ThTackt alook 1n I mpltcbed ththrSlug th. box. w. the' ventbbmm Ita u. Cracker' For p4.

ThUtU ot oa' fo. oooalod Umller4 101" thH. loa. nom he w. b.

I 114. clo. ForTech AlIf allkto hi. of re tb moFchao made' the me. occur' everyluning al 1.

an otherwere tb. the' poor woul4hav. ev40UA not be from. tandpolntGd fOlio. belo" 1 Mr HIll.

I 0 Hollandlb 4 e1 11 lb O. Wlleol1rt 4 0 I' 0 1 1 11 0 a 0 I O' O. o. 41410 a tDO 11 pnrf 1. 1 I t.

au. z' I 1 tlutcnar Of. 4 1 1 It u' a. Lapp a 0 0 0 0 O. Atk Ul 00 3 0' 11111 oritbylnnlnll eo 31 hltIIf lIaD bit.

blelay Freeman Jrle Inul. 4. FrI. WI1I tn clc 101 Atltl. oftAtltlnal oacrlllclI1ta.

ba. 10" Catb. 1 CLIMBERS EO OK. GOOD' TOJANS Me 1Who ve Koolom iTuK Spa Ever one thloeal look 04 ldwbo wasseddeatiy theedrt andhaa a' et plt Ia frcmthcountrr ult4. for a' trlI1IIIrlo promi.

ilia laaeLnr a. 01 bard bU they' ar ready' Prattctba umvenl77unterIOOk. .11. 011 th' 1I. Iehl ftratri pro liv promll.

JfcCreI7 fromthwl Vlck. are Xuapr redoloer eel 0147On mIJ70utIl1 k1 n. s- 0. f. XI.

I. antGrlbblebn 1 lI Jw1Ie Itl results I. Edh toru. Beside' 08t. boIto pl.

Pratt tol' 4Pplt. ataliort hGrlb be. of fii Ioahe 1no10L4KlUer. th ler hofJa th re i Whl t. It 0 11.

tb erJIod ji iif 6 1 MYs I aartyvic a THE A a- lCi he Sw ra Yk. 4av Star tv w. a vs A661g11f xdr fA cl a PRICE FIVEOII4T8 VOLLII No 371 ATLANTA GSA. 131 910 ASR TICS. RIGRLA NhE Wrn Over ArrtvvesY TIONet fa Geor is Tod t' i MeNear JORDAN AVIA COCKERS FIYePlayers ArriveFroin 3 pt Springs Totiaye ill OtbergComintIn od Yet--Practice row fnEarnest First Prac tn.

en Panceda whsnMantjeriOttoJordan urfirrt pr ct2gO 4Tsq ea iadofwatfor tbnext hY- btglftthm yaterdTforAUenteT be arrlvesthmogul ad11Wedettnt Managr timoftraining Repert bnemenRe the NewGrlaan eanterdalder the9lrgmla baee- manthat Leaguedlamondand suf- Ta. Ms. When Jordan and quad arrive men under- tb Lelder BrownRogers Raw last- year-and LeagoePete Hugh the from' Ca. try ootwith bunchof twtriCraof the luteeaonand a the arrlvnntfl I Oeaeonand Of wilt-be the Ryder. Bar yarsteam wI to.

or He k. be secured a sae andngtllone 000redHader Atanta the SenteUhe aharking' forpesltionob Some as yet of' teywiIf forts Gtoker Sidltb JOhnsRogens Daisaree1 74' MayerHank. Wand Baas Seatelor Tb1rd Outtlad.re-Bayle a end r- alnDlayer who are ref theteam Theyare Smith bebindthe hatTom the daeataceed bate-and he fosgbtoutbetwei othertwea i a PtaHke Ga eprlDtJDractic. are. s- theCrckee thllagoing gam toa.

The CRA CKER CA NDIDA TES FOR YIS SEASONS 2 EA i yt 1 0 5 tr I I r. 4 Ell oa- I tt iRti iu f1F 1 4. Z' stn p7 4r iI ry ashy tx I a 8 a I sh FAREWELL- AFFAIR' Ban uet' gulrsHOnorThursday Night. night former 1 farewell celebratlon' by the fast been. ln honorandat bangoetwfll known' wrlt.rs of the eity the'-bat anduntGitheyara re.

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