Home Titles The Marietta journal. May 19, Image 8 The Marietta journal. Marietta, Ga. Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML. Rlchmond infleld. Gibson intimated that certain players were paying more atten tion to golf than to baseball, and he attributed the loss of a game to this cause. Here is shown BohΒ» Hasty, big right-hander of the Atliletics, whose weork on the mound is expected to aid much in the re- Juvenation of the club.
The picture was taken at Mobile, Ala. Boxers get nowhere without mana gers. When a fighter splits with his lifelong manager he usually is headed for the scrap heap.
Young Corbett pulled away from Johnny Corbett aft er being made a champion. That ended his fighting triumphs. Johnny Kilbane parted ways with Jimmy Dunn. Kilbane has made little monrey since. They're on top. Jack Kearns Tigs done much for Dempsey. A manager is not a necessary evil hut a much-needed asset to any fight er. No, Ty isn't teaching his players to be dumb-bells.
He expects to buy 40 acres more of Tennessee land. Doubtless he is looking for his Dod gers to show some of their form.
He has Β«ome rongh riding ahead of him this summer. Bettis, of Sandy Pisins, is spending s few days with her son, Mr. Luther King and son, of Atlanta, spemt Sunday with his sister, Mrs. May Carlile. Wigley died at his home near Sweats Mountain, on Thursday, May 12th. He leaves a wife and three sons, and many friends to mourn his loss. He wys g good Christian man and loved by all who knew him. He was 52 years of age, and had besm 8 member of Little River church 11 years.
