THE DETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1910. Page Nine

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GLASS DOPE ALL SHOWS NICK YOUNG BETS FIGURED FACTS I DETROIT STAKES I Ob BUTTERMILK ON GAME TIGERS WILL NOT DETROIT. ATTRACT STRONGLY AB. R. If. O. A. E Directly back of the home team's D. Jonea, If 4 1 0 0 0 ts bench, every Bush, mm 4 2 0 33 0 afternoon when the Simmon*, cf 0 0 0 1 0 0 Fifty-iour Domination* have been looking bunch. Jno. Pendergast wg«| WIN FOUR FLAGS Washington base Cobb, of 4 0 1 2 0 0 made to the Selling stake, a winner in Florida and at ball team is pastiming home Crawford, rs 3 0 2 1 0 0 Detroit MontreilSi on Its Moriarty. which will be decided on fifth day Scrimmage won the grounds, can be seen man, 3b 4 0 3 0 0 1 the Woodhaven By HARRY NEILY. a little old Q'Leary, 2b 4 0 2 0 6 t> of the Windsor Pair Grounds meeting, Ozone stakes at Aqueduct; Maryiifl slightly stooped. Intensely interested t. Jonwa. lb 3 1 0 11 0 0 which upon the « « begins on 'Saturday. The De- Aunt, while not a first winner, Ngfl After carefully reviewing the situation, after pondering in the game. The players ail know Schmidt, c 3 o o o most posi- Work*, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 troit is for two-yeur-olds at five- been within the money nnd Edda waggf relative strength of the Tlgere and Athletics the writer Is him and they take particular pains De- all Stiopd. p 1 U 0 0 9 0 eighths of a miie. Among the entries returned a winner on two occasion* in -j tively of opinion, that, unless something unforseen happens, speuk 0 u the to to him. Pet noli, p 1 0 0 2 are many likely loosing youngsters California. troit will not be a four-time winner in the American league. The lirtle old is •Lather* 1 0 0 0 0 0 man Nicholas 1 0 0 0 0 V which have never started In addi- for Detroit, t4g Young, baseball tStunuK* , The candidates th# If, by any good fortune, the Tigers should climb to the top before the better known in the tion to a considerable number which be run Wednesday. July 20. nWJj/W ull logic has been up- world rm ••Nick" Young, the father of Totala 32 4 8 24 10 1 have Ty Cobb, q.. Jamas bad season of 1910 la over, It will be because baseball organized won rich stakes on the eastern b. Arthur: they have, upset it.) baseball and for many years ATHLETICS running ween, br f , Geo. C. Bennett: Joe steinac] set. (We’ll admit, that ere this, R. H. O. A. E. and western tracks since the !>• too. the president of the National league. AB. b. c., A. Brown; Oen. Phillips. ejH There are good, sound reasons for believing that Detroit will not win Hartael, If 4 1 1 S 0 0 race season .opened. A. Brown; Roaey Posey, b. f., Thosasrl After leaving baseball he obtained em- Oldrlng, of 6 1 2 2 0 0 Clyde's Clyde; Borrower, b. c., Clydeoß! pennant. when the Tigers are compared with Thomas Borrower which has Titos. the It isn’t in the wood ployment in the treasury department Colllna, 2b 4 0 0 4 2 0 Judge Monck, b. e. Phil. T. Chinn arts? equality, only iho * been named was a winner at Montreal t the Athletic*. If the pitching departments were upon an and makes his home In Washington. Baker, 3b .3 1 1 1 1 Kedwlne, ch. e, Phil. T. Chinn; Uvsfl have the (lingers and Davl*. lb 4 0 0 6 2 0 as was also Phil Chinn’s Bedwine. b. Phil. T. Chinn; Holld foolish would select the Athletics, but the Mackmen Government employes are enttiled 2 3 2 0 0 Cure. f.. ComiM reasons. Murphy, rs 3 Judge Mouek nominated by Mr. Chinn fort. b. f., John Dyment; Halley's Com* ’1 the Tigers have not; and, besides, there are other to 30 days’ vacation, may be Barry, aa 3 1 1 4 2 0 Brogans*, jM whclh 0 is already the winner of three races «t. b. c., John Dyment; b. '■ facts which to base an opinion that taken best suits the employe. Lapp, c 4 0 2 5 3 John Dyment; Western BOV. ch. C., J. Vd , good, sound upon as There are some C'oomba, p 3 0 0 1 1 0 since his advent to the turf. The Ferris, again. Some of the more pessimistic are ‘‘Nick’’ Young takes the bigger part C- Ji.; K aptaln Klddo. ch. the Tigers will not land in front best of John Dyment's trio shown A. B. Gallagher; Amsrlcanser. b. <3 hustle, they wrong. The in- of his vacation an day, 9 27 10 1 wont to allege that the players dou'i but are hour a quit- Totala 33 6 thus far is Halley’s Comet, which won Wm. Gerst; Korunl. b. c., Wm. Gorst; j fault. There seldom has been a ball club from ting work at 3:80 p. m. instead of Shadwell, b. g.. Wm. Garth; Planutesiwog dividual members are not at •Batted for Stroud In fifth. his only start at the Woodbine In To- ch. great national pas- 4:30 p. in., f.. Wm. Garth; Clsmont, b. g.. manager to batboy that hustled as the Tigers do. In the and hurrying out to the (Butted for Pernoll In ninth. ronto. Halley’s is a brother to Garth; Syrian Temple, ch. c., Geo. ji park. charged Comet H. time there Is something more weighty than mere ambition. You must be able ball The extra hour is 1 23456789 R that sterling performer, St. Wave. liolle; Venetllllc, ch. f., W. M Hayvs'll top your pole. up against his Detroit 2 0000001 I—4 Stick Pin, ch. f.. T. P. Hayes. Wau-j'TJ to deliver. You can’t think a pennant to the of annual leave of ab- NICK YOUNG. • Western Boy is Johnny Ferries’ en- sence. Athletics 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 chule, ch. c., T. P. Hayes; Ocowana, tacks, the Tigers of 1910 are not capa- Two-base hits—Oldring. Murphy, try to the Detroit. This is the colt f., T. P. Hayes: Miss Detroit, br. f.yfa To get right down to brass Controller of Treasury Trace- doing better this season, as the Na- in inning, off Tigers The Athletics the tlita—Off Works. 3 2-3 that won with odds of 200 to 1 about Chus. Howland. Jr.; Huxter, br c. ble of playing the game the of 190* could. are well and Young are great friends, and tionals occasionally show symptoms of Stroud, 2 In 3 1-3, off Pernoll, 4 In 4. Johnson; Blair Baggley. eh. e., P. Jr*j fly— his chances at Latonia last week. stronger. That Is the whole situation briefly. they In game a team. Sacrifice hit —Simmons. Sacrifice Malone; Rue, br. f.. W. McLemors; take the ball together. being first-class ball Barry. • Crawford. Stolon bases—Bush. William Garth has nominated Shad- ton Street, ch. c., R, J. llarKenslc*. J There has been no addition of new blood to the Tiger ranks—that Is. "Unde Nick" always bets a glass of Young organized the first league In Double play—Bush and T. Jone*. Deft well, Planutess and Clsraont. Plan- Dune Campbell, br. c., R. J. MscKeu<*#J anything star You can’t go out buttermilk on the Washington team 1871, and was a power for good in on base*—Detroit 7, Athletics 8. First si«; Paceavi, ch. f., R. J. MacKensley* no new player who has shown of the order. 1, off Btroud utess is already the winner of three (Jutlander/ and this wild extravagance nearly baseball he voluntarily retired Paso on balls-—Off Works Tippy, b. t . J. C. Milam; ‘*! and get the good ones on short notice, although the local owners and man- until 3, off Coombs 4. First base on errors races on eastern tracks and at Toron- g.. W. E. Nunn; des Cognata.’?, year. president. b. Louis ager their broke him last However, he Is from the office of —Detroit 1. Athletics 1. Hit by pitcher to, at the b. F. J. Pons; Blanche Francis, have tried utmost. out—By while Clsmont won a race c.. bat —By Pernoll. Baker. Struck meeting f.. F. J. Pons; Tallahassee. b. f., Detroit has two men who can be classed as youngsters, outside of Stroud 3, by Pernoll 2, by Coombs 3. at Pimlico. Pons; Tiberius, b. g.. Jos. E. Seagram?*' tery candidates who have failed to show. Donie Hush and Ty Cobb can be Time—1:55. Umpires—Egan and Per- Peccavi also nominated by Mr. Mac- Spinning Wheel, ch. f., Joe. E ! rin*. Detroit, Pendergast. ch. c., Wt »- expected to improve—the others cannot. Delehanty, Crawford, Davy June*, Kenzle for the Is a stake win- gram; Jno. John This filly by minner of many Schorr; Scrimmage, b. g., John Wr< Mclntyre. Torn Jones, Moriarty, Schmidt. Mullln. Donovan, Killian, the ner. that Schorr; Mary's Aunt, «h. f., John W«i, to TIGERS TIGERS HOME TODAY. long distance nucleus of the team, all have been in the major leagues long enough pro- ACTOR-FIGHTERS races—Blues—won the Schorr; Edda, b. f., John W. Schorr.txd Aqueduct. Moncrlef, c., R. L. Thomas; Csgaej duce everything they have. There may be Individual exception to the Oppose Washing- Rose stakes at F. J. ch. good—this Jennings’ Men Will Pons has named four for the Detroit. slse, br. c.. R. L. Thomas; Clay. ch. e* g rule, but collectively they are no better—probably not as Five-Game Series For R. L. Thomas; Darling, br. f.. R. I>. ; fixed ton In The shown thus far Is Talla- year as last. AT BAT Elks’ Entertainment. best one Williams; Decency, br. f„ R. D. Willed hassee, which has won four races and lams; Helena, br. f., R. D. among those who study baseball that a man WllllanibfiS It’s a well known fact Hill SAY Tigers are at home today, placed tn each of her two other starts. Danceaway, ch. c., A. Weber; Bmnt4jS| The declines. f . Weber; reaches the zenith of his career, sticks there but a short time, and 'l'uvMdMy’a (•nine. Stuart, b. A. Golden We4fd| lurlutliuK Washington furnishing the opposition. Each of John Schorr’s four has ding. br. stable; La'lU le little or no standing still except In rare Instances. Player. O. AH. K. H. Pet f., Woodstock There will be here Including been in the money and likely Lome, b. f., Woodstock stable. ,* Casey 3 111 1.000 The Nationals are a On the hand, the Athletics possess Ed Collins. Barry. Baker. .430 Johnson and Corbett Tell New York clubs burry other Beokendorf . 3 7 0 3 Sunday and both will back Atkins, yet Heitmuller, Krause, Houser and all youngsters who have not Cobb 76 291 66 108 .371 east then. ought Improve every Folks Why Jim Jeffries reached their prime. These men to season for several The teams did not arrive until the BEDWELL HAS PROOFS. this than In 1909. Add to Schmidt 29 69 7 20 .295 years, and undoubtedly they are stronger season .293 * of long Jump Delehanty .. 70 242 44 71 Lost Battle. afternoon because the these young fellows, Ed Plank, one of the best left handers that ever Hush 76 266 62 73 .274 Philadelphia. Gray probably will Man Accused of Doping Nadzu Be- SHORT LENQTHS 281 from lived, , who took anew lease on life after leaving Boston, and Crawford ... 76 292 40 82 Waahlngton Mullln for lieves He Can Disprove Charge*. D. Jonea 63 157 37 4 4 .290 pitch for and reliable Bender and you have u combination hard to beat. , 0 ihs leathers 16 26 6 .231 NEW YORK, July 13.—IWth all Detroit. NEW YORK. July 13.—H. C. Bed- harness Port HeNWR Paddy Livingston comprise a strong catching staff. Af- Moriarty 70 251 30 64 .252 The races at Pat Donohue and suspended from turf by the were called off Tuesday, because offj leaving developed accurate thrower and has T. Jon.-s 57 18 4 13 44 238 tho experts, trainers and others well, the ter Detroit Thomas Into an Mclntyre 34 .223 rain. .... STAKEHOLDER. 43 162 19 who the fight ARREST Latonia racetrack stewards for the al- proved of Immense value. Simmons .... 29 94 9 19 .229 saw Jeffries-Johnson on leged doping the horse Nadzu, has Michigan In view of these facts we venture the opinion that, even though De- Htanage 60 181 16 37 .206 July 4, back home, stories of how the Bettor on Jeff-Johnson Battle Alleges of Alkali and Windsor played' Mullln 28 69 6 13 .189 secured from racing officials and train- 17 Innings to a tie, Tuesday, each teanWra troit play better ball In 1910 than in 1909. the pennant would be harder to battle Wagered Money Disappears. having best Willett 16 31 1 S .097 was won and lost are still be- here which he one run. It was the semljmj obtain. * .074 ers affidavits believes game of the season. Roettner had* Stroud 18 27 , 1 ing told. the victor Is telling .067 EVen BUFFALO, N. Y., July 13.—Roy Salt, will influence the Kentucky racing 4 strikeouts and Parent IS. of the date when you Donovan .... 8 16 0 1 fro You can get a pretty fair Idea race to consider 0 .000 "How he did it.” aged 30, Is held here on a charge good (’raw- Browning ... 11 13 0 who commission to restore him to Mclntyre or Davy Jone (both being regulars. )Bush. Cobb and . ’’] beat Jeffries because didn’t that Pernoll ....14 14 0 0 .000 he of grand larceny, was given a hearing standing. These ahow that Nadzu at The Red* and Brooklyn played Iff the lattlng order, have been in every game 10 25 1 4 .160 guess right,” Innings, making the oalvJL ford. the quartet that leads Killian my plan of battle said in police court today. Salt la chief the best uncertain brute, that Cincinnati Morlaity of a half dozen, Work* 5 6 0 1 .167 was an run of the game on two bases on Detroit played this season. has been out Delehan- .133 Johnson today. "He had figured that at Albany hotel, New York, by Summers ..... 13 30 1 4 clerk the was known hereabouts as a “crazy and a hit Miller, who was sent tor" Tom Jones tw-o dozen. The Athletics have lost my plan right uppercut, he ty the same number and was to use a and it la said, was stakeholder for a horse,” and that his actions under bat In place of Beebe in the thirteenth. Barry, Baker, Collins, Harry Davis and the three veteran catchers, the back- Total* 800 2.420 346 643 *.366 and he evidently trained to get away $2,100 pool of bettors who placed on colors on numerous occasions in- The Elks beat the Tweatyostath In- stops being all at once. It. But I fooled Jeff. 1 develop- $ out •Team average. from the Jeffries-Johnson fight. When the dicated dope when a thorough exami- fantry ball team at Bois Blanc, yester* •; If Detroit, with Its forces Intact, is eight games behind the middle of ed my left uppercut and when Jeff battle was over, the charge is that nation by a real veterinarian showed day, 9 to 6. The Elks batted timeljL.* looking right Van Sickle, who was signed by t ktjH July, what chance have the Tigers of getting to the front by October 9 if was for me to use the both and the money disappeared. had been upper- Salt none administered. Cleveland American league club at onr*’ the Athletics hold together and the '1 igers suffer the same amount of 111 L hooked the left in. The left Salt denies that he had anything to The fact that notified the time, pitched for the soldiers. eye and Bedwell fortune that has hampered their rivals? You don’t have to think a week to THREE BiO cuts hit him on the right with the disappearance of the at latonia the horse ‘closed do officials that Nig In get the answer. was tile start of the finish. 1 money. He says he placed the $2,100 should be scratched, as he appeared Clarke Town. his and then after that I just had strong Nig Clarke, for Os course, there always Is that element of luck In baseball which SLUGGERS eye. in the hotel safe, locked the in no condition to race, is a telling catcher the ClevsM* left and get It home. club, spending a few days makes prophesying a risky business. But, on the dope w-e ran t see the to start that box and came to Buffalo to attend tho point In his favor with horsemen here. land is wltf£ against them. JefT couldn’t see It coming.” Fort Erie. He has been here gone with relatives here. He has recovered from Tigers with a spyglass. Every condition logically Is Inrludlug races at Bedwell has to Cincinnati collectively to Turwday’a Uimri. *'Jlm" Corbett is another to find his recent attack of typhoid fever but The Tigers are making an honest effort Individually and G. AH. K. H. TB. Pet five days. the documents. Player-Club excuse- of Jeffries’ defeat. This is complainant against Salt is needs to regain weight and bring fourth pennant to this city, hat pennants are scarce and hard to ob- Dalole, Cleve.72 268 36 104 137 .388 The a "Gentleman Jim” Tenney, one of the greatest Brat before playing ball again. a baseball campaign you not only have to figure on your Cobb, Det ...76 293 55 108 151 .371 part of a monologue Baron D. Wilkins, the negro at whose Free Clarkei tain In fighting I this week: that ever stood on a ball field, rejoin Cleveland clnb when upon strength the opposition. Speaker. Bos-.61 238 49 81 111 .340 is giving at a local theater • case in New York Jack Johnson makes pen- will the It* own strength, but the of believes the Giant* will win the trip. "Jeff should have done more box- his headquarters. nant In the National league. returns from the eastern GRANEY GETS PRIZE MONEY. ing. I don’t think he trained right. ihasmnen on account of a and re- He lost nervous John Gladstone Graney wdll be physical collapse. I don’t say Jeff M. &M. CANDIDA 7E DREW warded with He the I SSO. received game, for I don’t think there smiting gentleman wasn’t j sum for the cow Is gamer man living than Jeffries. adorns the Boston park ad- a CATTLE WAGON FOR YEARS which ball Jeff lost the fight, but he did the best vertising a certain kind of tobacco. and I would rather be with sign he could, There Is a similar on the De- than with the winner.” written about the speed of Robert A. was discover- away Jeffries now Stories have been troit fence, but It’s so far and "When I went out to California to some time ed. result last year he was placed such position that thus far no I many great horses that at Asa In a box with Jeff he couldn't hit me with in their careers have drawn cheese In training and he uncorked so much batted balls have struck It. handful of rice the first day we tip- a carts, butcher wagons and the like, lick in a short time that someone had the gloves on. I had warned ped off Billy Andrews that there was Shows Fight Details. but These Names fight any nervousness, Read off but now comes a prominent stake place Jeff to a green trotter at Lexington that was With the big electric board In he he wasn’t worrying. He tried horse that formerly used to round up ■ wrestlers, Jim Galvin and Leo said worth looking at. Andrews investi- and the deceive me, but was only deceiv- gated tip, day he pur- Pardello Job, everything is in to cattle. the and on the on the ing himself. The trotter In question is in W. J. Rol>ert A. trotted three readiness for the re-opening of the fact named President of Mexico chased him "Tie over the , that Every writer here Diaz and is Rol>ert 2:12, Lafayette theater, Wednesday night, worried Andrews’ stable called miles for Andrews better than Blllv D»*laney in Johnson’s cor- Although Robert was used to the Jeffries-Johnson will l>e was A. one being better than 2:10. when tight {ner of his own. 1 tried my up steers, etc., down south he Robert A formerly owned by reproduced In electric lights as the Instead has something to say, in Lieutenant round was to kid Jeff about It. but he General Miles used in strictly western style, Lexington, and on main feature of the show to be pre- I best N * was not John W. Davis of would only mutter: ‘To think of that of carrying a cowboy with lasso strength of three good miles sented by the Northern Amusement 1 of FACT the hip Delaney being with Johnson instead either the form in hand on his back and driven at last fall Andrews entered him in the Cos. W. J. Murphy, designer and build- Charles Edward Russell of wllh me’.” a top speed over the fields. Instead he M. & M. and other stakes through the er of the board, will have personal or FICTION, that you was hitched to a cattleman’s wagon grand circuit. 8o far this year Robert charge of the keyboard. The Galvin- Alfred Henry Lewis and driven about the country collect- A. has been taking his work satisfac- Pardello meet will be a finished read about. Pres- ing cattle. torily and Andrews hopes to have him match. It Is announced, and the winner STANDINGS want to & BASEBALL It was while jogging over the coun- ready to go to the post on M. M. will offer to meet all comers at suc- Winifred Black try roads hitched to this wazon that day. ceeding performances. ident Diaz and General AMERICAN LEAGUE. Miles can tell you more Dr. Woods Hutchison

STANDING. , W. L. Pet. W .L. Pel. 23 .6*l Clevel'd. 81 36 .4t.0 of Athletl's 49 .437 about the history North Sinclair New Y k 43 29 .597 Chicago. 31 40 Upton Boston.. 41 32 n 4 4 397 .531*M 2 St.WashLouis 22 4* 314 . Sft were ac- Glil) Qo Home Detroit. 41 America, as they Willis J. Abbott l>Mrrds*’> Results. Without a Copy Athletics 6. Detroit 4._ tively engaged in the mak- Boston 17. Cleveland o. New York 4, Chicago 3. Robert W. Chambers s os the Official > 8t lx>uis 4. Washington 4. ing of it, than any two liv- To6ur'» tiameo. Washington at Detroit. Jacques Futrelle St. Ixjuls ut Philadelphia. ing men—and they can tell Chicago at Boston. ■JMS& Cleveland at New York. it as only a man can tell George Randolph Chester EJKJs Reunion song NATIONAL LEAGUE. a story who has lived it. STANDING. 0. Henry W. L. Pot. W. L. Pet. Chicago 14 26 029 Phlllica. 33 36 .47* 0 .4 43 N* \v Y'k 42 27 .609 Brookl'n 31 39 Sir Gilbert Parker Plttab'g 36 22 .522 St. L>ula 31 42 .425 one of Cltl'natl 3* 35 .521 Boston.. 29 47 3*2 You cannot find \ esterduy’s ResuM*. Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn 0 (13 Innings) Jack London Boston 7. St. lannis 5 (14 Innings). these names of big men in Italn elsewhere. work you are not and Castle HandYour Hat Todsj’s Games. whose Agnes Edgerton New York at Pittsburg. Boston at Cincinnati. Every Pill al Chicago. deeply interested. Phillies * Bruno Brooklyn at St lx>uls. Lessing is enough to com- 60UTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE one big STANDING. pel attention. And Scores of W L. Pet. W. L. Pet Detroit” 5.V) Kalatoo 37 22 .627 Flint... 33 27 Jit » Adrian 3* 26 591 .)a< kson. 2*» 36 .41 Others— Battle C 36 25 690 Bay City 20 41 32* pvL Saginaw 20 43 I rinsing 35 26 .6*3 .31, all these Yesterday’s Result*. REMEMBER Kalamnxoo 7, Bey City 4. Flint 7. Adrian 0. writers’ best work will ap- Jaekson 2—o. Battle Creek I—o. They All |s Saginaw - rain fir Sale Wherever Popular Music Sold Today's Games. pear in the Cosmopolitan --- Saginaw. L -- . ! at ■ Kalatnaxoo at Bay City. Battle Cre**k at Jackaon. Magazine. Write for Adrian at Flint. AS!®* THE SAGINAW VALLEY LIMITED IS OPERATED OVER THE PEERLESS TRACKS OF THE “IF” Per cant Cluba. at noon. Win. lx*** Cosmopolitan Magazine Athletics 6*l .«*5 6"1 Michigan New York 597 .603 .6* .64* 65 Central 5*2 . Boaton Detroit 33* 2V4S .582 All Stands, 15 Cents 30 Cleteland 463 .471 45*. News 2 HOURS MINUTES TO SAGINAW. 3 HOURS TO BAY CITY| LEAVES THIRD- Chicago 437 .444 .431 STATION, 4:25 P. M. STATION, Washington .3*7 .405 .392 ST. LEAVES WOODWARD AVE. 4:32 P. M. St Lou la -314 .324 .310 OTHER TRAINS LEAVE, 6:50 A. M., 5:55 P. M., 8:55 P. BUT IT NOW! TAKE IT HOME! and M. (’Metier lasrrnre ReClure and Ont- HALL, flelder .luho have been aent to Montreal J. S. P. A.. DETROIT. of the KaatVrn league by the New York Aimrltaiu.