The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 1

Each Ball Two "Big Six" and Fast Jumps of the Indian Graphically Described for The Constitution every ball pitched just where he want Bende all time that his It was gll ginning to tne end or tne sensational pitcher, a end! with wonderful simply over riding the THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION VOIh Ko. 122. ATIANTA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1911. PRICK FIVE CENTS. GOTHAMS FANS JUBILANT TODAY Edited iy dick ttmson SPORTS FUZZY WOODRUFF PINCH KMC MATTY WINS CAME Planned How He Would Hurl final Score CHIEF BENDER TWIRLED fN MORE BRILLIANT MANNER "Fade Away" of by World's Great est Batsman and Ball Player.

(Champion hat: greatest right, IB By Cobb through nine innings of piny, 'and when the last Athletic was the ninth period the New York Giants, or.f I mighty say, Christy lot son. had two runs to the one by the? American league cham i contest today was a battle pure the two went down to defeat. pin Mnlly's Work Idml. I must compllshlnK Continued on Page Three. JACKETS TRIH JENNESSEE HeismBn's Machine Scores Four Touchdowns During; Game, Cook's Brilliant 75 Yard Run Through Broken Field Was Game's Feature He anc Patterson Played Star Game Good Crowd.

Good crowd. like nreclsion. fiotball fima. Had Tech played the early the young Ternesreans ti.tell the folks Tech's attack aeemad well directed constantly urged additional ferocity. He got It as the game though a broiling aim and clouds if dust were anything but conducive to Tennessee's Defense strong.

Tennessee was no mean foe. Their the leu side, snowed an ability to withstand the Jackets' onfall until the last quarter, when It was thoroughly worn out and had to tilled with substitutes. practically nil Absolutely no gains wcr ma Continued on Page Three. THE VICTORIOUS INDIAN BIG CHIEF MEYERS. His timely binglp off the delivery of bis brother the way to a.

atsnt victory on Saturday. I IlliSII sssssi IsssM jar" fa iu unci i zr hard plunging their opponents red by tbe fast lalf Back Irw of Mercer. I gained probably than all ot the others is combined, but be waa li stopped short when his led him near sumon Rlsbt Oosrd sWlsr. MERCER COACH SEES JACKETS ach Stroud, of the Mercer Baptists, tackle the Yellow Jacekts next Saturday at Ponce de Leon Park, was Atlanta Saturday, and acted as head at the game between Teoh nd Tennessee. Football Schedules.

New York, October 14 Here are tbe remaining schedules for' the three big eastern Institute Yale, at New Haven; ber 18. Princeton Yate. at November 25, Tale v. Harvard, at Harvard. October 14.

Williams at Cambridge; October Amherst v. Harvard at Cambridge; tober Brown v. Harvard at bridge: November 11. Carlisle v. Harvard at Cambridge; November is, November 55.

Tsle) v. Harvard at Cambridge. Princeton. October It, Lehigh y. Princeton, at Princeton: October 14 Colgate v.

Princeton at Princeton: October 31, Princeton v. Navy at Annapolis: October IS. Holy Cross t. Princeton at Princeton; November 4. Prince "ale at New Have a.

Cats field. Captain hlfth. through the line. When the off of him they found he was Hart. He was out of his ed the team fully 50 per gainli B.

H. S. I Peacock 1 The line ups are as the day of Let; offe eleven, deprived of irs for G. M. A tliers, who did They ripped ff of the raU Yale's Baseball Cage.

Uick he kicking. nequal fight. most of the opposing They also ptaln, also lostly for 10 WELLS MATCHED TO MEET WOLGAST lext season's campaign Plans drawn and are now in tbe a committee to whom they irred by Walter Camp, Yale's advisor. They aall for a brick 140 by 110 feet and 15 feet i a tower about 90 feet square The cage negie swimming pool ana will cos, stout $40,006. The expense will be me, by' subscription from the alumni.

building will contain besides Its baseball equipment, a running track, ani places for high and broad Jumping. RECEIPTS $77,359. New York. October The national commission announced that the paid attendance was 38. SS1 persona, with gross receipts Of the gross receipts the national commission receives 17.

735.90. the players I41.773.S6 and 1J.S0S admissions at amission, ss. S.iae AUBURN WEIGHT TOLD THE TALE Clems on Trimmed by Score of 29 to 0 on Line Bucks, Auburn failed By D. W. Daniel.

College, S. October 14 Auburn 29. Clemson 0 was the result of a hard fought un marred by accident or squabbling. Auburn made three touchdowns In the first half and two In the second. Major kicked four goals.

Auburn outweighed Clemson 12 pounds to the man. gains were through the thought green, and on off tackle plays. She could do HtTle rounu the enos. Ine was far Clemson 111 when pushed against odds. dashing game.

ind Davis Full cktng was poor. H.r.rse. Innl. Brow's "rTBBOsrBDtl; umpire. Hill Miss Curtis Wins.

Short Hills. N. October Mlaa Margaret Curtis, of Boston, today won the woman's national golf chamDion ahlp by defeating Miss Lillian Hyd up and or nay snore, oy a by 5 RECRUIT KREITZ Play. A HAPPY MAN 14. Ralp Kralts the first game in veen the National teams told las: light how it feels to bat In the Then two were out.

kreltz'sild I never was so tickled in I nllllon dollars to spend. It looked good and I swung The went safely and we won the ga There are few things that would pleaaed me more than getting that Wolverines Fear 'Vanity. New York. October 14. Michigan's southern opponent.

Vender bllt. back on the WolTerlnes' schedule after an absence of two years. Is overblessed with veterans. Every day ins nted squad, and McGugin Michigan has eta of sending the strongest Shay Quits. Kansas Ofty.

Mo October "I am City is night by Daniel Shay, manager of last year. The statement waa made when be was questioned regarding a story from New York to the effect that two major league clubs were angling for bis services. ALABAMA CIS GEORGIA A SCRAP Win! RULE NEW YORK Red and Brack Warriors Win by Score 11 to 3 Red and BFack Warriors McWhorter's Ail Around Work Was Bright Part of Vandergraff Did Fine Work for Moody's Drop Kick Was Also gay outfit. Wo casionally displaye ide him famous lai hole, up 1 was confronted of carrying it ot, runs frequently electrified cleverly Ihrough the line, ate away id Malone plunge ill rough tted another. But the plucky Alabamians had checked the heavier visitors, and the ball was theirs.

Then occurred a miserable puat by Moody, the ban. with litlJe wd yard's! out of bounds. Brought back Into play, the ball rested on Alabama's 17 ysMIine, the unlucky punt having netted but yards. In. two downs.

Georgia had the ball within 12 of the Alabama goal, and It appeared to score. But McWhorter, at rightnen'd, and tiehlnd a strong inter Munged across the line without an effort. Powell kicked goal. McWhorter wa game was by Baumgartner, this opening the way for the drop kick 01 Moody. Both teams employed, the for Giants' Victory Initial Game With Athletics Cause of i1 IIP It this fan were abotiraB bright is Mr.

I (MP JT JSTB A line, lost the ball in the sun. Scope McGilllcuddy felt yesterday VV nssssnmsSmT 1 thus forged, made a vigorous rush 11 6A. yarS' Sfwnlch 'XS my "ahtM. to" lerles of mil was Inaugurated today beTler.ne"t'th^a^ur*rise*hwls i 'far from thlrdatquarter, while Georgia e' discovered that when the New York Giant's, winners pleasant It (fk had an advantage, I my om" o' the Athletics, winners of the American lctory.ea'nd but'onc" 1 gaining SSlmpst 'nest The threat balL McWhorter, by a see a ball TcchP showed remarkably well, con the goal, and playi'mc. piti i Fn thf fi fphant'q tail cular ngh hall on Alabama CITADEL SPEED BEATS BAPTISTS Heavier Mercer Team Losei Result of Mocked Punt Light Bl ough It was lllied October 14.

tSpe Citadel's speedy little football bunth beat Hercer here today by one lucky touchdown, the result ot a blocked punt In the third quarter. keiPpu of the goal posts. cks, and held White aggrag opponents BOYS' HIGH LOSES TO G. M. A.

ELEVEN down in defe 'besides many girls from it. The attendance was The G. M. A. band furnlsh G.

M. A. kick On the flrsi High School win mm HYSTERICAL FANS CRITICAL PLAYS GREETED WITH GROANS AND CHEERS Great Crowd Saw Hands Hurl Pretty Game as One Wants to See Mat he wi on Cool and Calculating, Bender Crafty and BriU for New Yor for the Ath 2 to 1. all tight rauae or Bounding oxen Emmie state time? I never did. but, this afternoon, 1 heard some aheerlng which.

I lancy, sounded very much aa they would sound, fifty thousand, fans erupted into lender and Thomas! Manager an4 Acting Capta.n Davie clttaOefl earJh oilier bv the hand. then dlBCtiBsed, witn the assistance ot i the umpires, the detatU or a battle In which a.Mar»Ter certainly was tiiterested than cares a rap what happens to dago Turkey war. Lord, of the Athletics, firatup at the bat, and his name was taken In vain by every lan who had by chance brought his throat with him. Mathew. faced htm with' pleasant jmlle, as usual, but had Dftld the tribute to the series of a larger gum than ordinary.

It made his face look warted Continued on Page Two. Continued on Page Two. THE VANQUISHED INDIAN BIG CHIEF BENDER, remarkable game Saturday and would hare Mathewson's (rest ptlening was too won It under.