Page Six THE DETROIT TIMES: THURSDAY, MAY 27* I9<>9. NEWS OF THE DAY. GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES : —■ ■PORTING-z —, ■ —"i SENSATIONAL MILLER 24 YEARS IN MINOR 9 MINNEAPOLIS MILLERS NOTEWORTHY EVENTS IS OFF FOR ENGLAND IS -HOGOY B*’ RECORD GET CHARLIE DEXTER IN THE LEAGUE RACE

BRITONS •Jray won III* flr*t game * JOB INSISTENT In CLUBS IN OUTFIELD lonic ■STERN ■ of Mtf«'iii|itM, letting tli« Ti- gers down with four httv. So*** nl*o |i||ch*il Well hut lotd no bwi- tliiK support worth mentioning COLT Indwhuitty •eitircd thr«« hit*. In« FOR CJOSSIYUN AMERICAN « pPROUED FORM j eluding humor In tho gume at l >et i oil. The Brown* are turnlnK the Deposed Ti?er Will Play No More at tnblow on |to»ton ihl* year, trtin- mtnur th»* team that put Hihii out First Base if He Can Help It, wasntfouled of the iart lu*t Mfuaon again y**. tfrdwv. 5 to u. Waddell allowing Wherever He Is Assigned hut four hit*. Made t’lovcdand captured her only ffCOPJERIES No Charge of Crooked Work against Hptfloit, CltTtUnd, 8t Loni* and wi'lM the ea«t*rn clubs Are Coming in wh»ii Merger heat t'oomb*. S to X. Start No first base after this In Claul But Denials Ooode getting u mint opportune All Bra«« Up and triple. B£'CfcU«fo you this Hectically Every I' Pulling Eaiteru Team* Koasmau s. if please, and With It ruined at Chlrayu, goes whether he rehiain* on the Derby Review. S Down. rosier of the Tigers, goes to some McFarland Lands at Will. other American or National league KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 27—Har- club, or e\eu has to take a trip iuto of Hi» ry Trendal), of St. l,outb, learned aev- Jockey Thinks Bumping fighting game Koturni for Today's Game the minors. Claud regard# the iuitial CM (HI.IK eral point* about the Btefton or Wiliam IIBXTKM. station as oue for wnich he is uoc Mount Cost Sir Martin when he met Packey McFarland here With Talc of Woe of Injuries and Old lies Moinea iiiaunger and alar Iu the W GKO. HOGHIKXKK. night a ten-round go. Though fitted on account of his failure to IV. the Big Classic. Western league for a half iloaea *ea- last for Too Much .** stayed the yet he out- Southpaw Pitching throw accurately is *ne quick, decisive tiro. Mo*rlr» rr—-Hogg > as hr la I aoaa. has heeu aoltl fu the Vllune- he limit, waa W tLTCR UIIXEg. play- a polls (lie ' ruauuer necessary at times. kaowa far aad wldr—baa brra team In Inierlcan aaao- classed all the way and the decision thr gain* for 3-4 yrara. aad dur- ka, m k«r», experience la* the etatlua. Deafer hna been handed The beat boy that airadSWS *Tve had two >ears of ing thla tluaa hla batting avrragr baa LONDON. May 27.—Despite fact’ was rightfully given to McFarland. beat, about It) the minora for a year, lies I By PAUL H. BRUtKE. since IVS tloaa na» al bis ka* in the outfield iu the minor leagues aot brra norr than IS potufa away Winaus accepts the mishap - McFarland landed at will throughout MtlrS tor England. «be re- be will that Louis Moines refusing to alve hlui bis re- Ijl Tlw western team* are waking up. nie a flra'- front tbr .900 utark. Starr br Irft light. hard for ride sneh o( the Keens heraea as be and only accident made Martin, In yesterday’s lease until the Millers through the McFarland tried * Himivb, 10 yrara back, kr baa brra to his colt, Sir came three can aiake ntlgkt fee. Miller hae baseman anyhow,'* he at th so much the Tigers were takiug said play lag la thr American association and with a wad. lie Is a catcher a knockout, but Trendall held i-f HfhHo oa lt'» dim* Derby as the fortunes of racing and keea taklaf walfki aaS Wednesday noon. T or \\ ratrru Iragur cwatlauuualy. Thla first l'ackey four Irona Washington, similar (*ult bltu fe pouaSs. Pontchartrain might huseuian. that hud no chance. ■Rt;of far make US The araara marka bla debut aa a man- has made uo Intin.ution that it •« want to go back there ■BOW* of victory was being flushed over ckaare* are he will ride the ma> ager. Ur U In charge of tbr Tuebla, where the etaadard wt eelgkl “Far be it from to suggest to have been prevented, there La a con- BBC; wires 4all> from Chicago St tlaeet. me \V rat era Iragur tram. la h(|ker. beferr the aetatieer season Jennings might ir> me out English news- and Cleveland at that he certed wait front the HpMte Parricularl> eads. chance Moth the last-mentioned clutst was there in center, and give Sam a paper* today that the knocking down at the bag Hughie knows his busi- Hftere material assistance given the of th** American colt, whose victory “ ' I ness too well to need any suggestions The Quality Store's Specials ffTighra Ih their-efforts to hold the co*t the Kugltsh book- for , But I think, all the *atn.», thai. if I would have J gho lead i; dollars, was all an Rlf some teams that could The Record of Hullin. maker* a million §«'•**• Naps iu particular came to the were pluced on ap- ftUTBEY THE MAN give me a little assistance on balls hit accident. The strenuosity of this Pfore In fine style The two games to ruy flanks. I bat well in the face of the fact that no ] took from the Arhletlcs off could peal, enough to make good I know Id hit fnyy of All Pilchers charge work was made, Hpftabled Champions to gain a lead of crooked RARGAIN the FRIDAY making the Hpf'aoarly 40 points their nearest s lot better in the outflild. has uad the effect of over sporting writer ♦ the Poompetltors was big TIGERS *1 see one Detroit ; American horsemen look Into mat- bargain prices St. Louis the ARE AFTER These broken line# of fine merchandise ou our had a story that ray arm was gone. On April 14 he beut Frank Smith ! ter much closely than they would ■Bit oofprlse of all, on the basis of more will give Men an dßoys complete new outfits for Decoration Day . That is nonsense My arm was Chicago Ben- other It is uufortunate that the ■act year's form. In IPOS the men of i all and the White Sox at .vise. at wonderful money-savings. Cincinnati'* Reserve Firat-Sacker , never better. My trouble Is sorne- nett Dark, 2 to 0. allowing the Sox I American colt wa/* bumped by Electric KaloAlew could not heat Boston to save myself. I the Uvea and would have grabbed ; thirg 1 esn t understand one hit. : Boy, a cold for whose starting in Hfaar. May Come Here In Exchange pull off one of my to have been More Broken Lines of MEN S they been able to 'in Just bound to On April 16 he beat the Cleveland big classic there seems ■iifwmast, had pitch- admittedly even with that cluo. This time for Rouman. heaves once in a while and I cant Naps at Bennett Park, Wright no excuse, and .vho was KnUt help every time l do that, it ’eg swerved against lip*teams ran better to their normal it. And ing The score was 3to 2 and the weary when lie ray batting, there Is nobody Ogden who at that time 50 HMi. McAleer’s star southpaws having hurts for Naps secured three hits. the cold, and pos- feels as bad over them as 1 do my- On April 23, in Chicago, he beat the was running ou even terms with *l7- the Boston of Suits EhMtTtnbli whatever with Though tberv are a number • the under double wraps. ■■amen, Waddell winning twice and contingencies may block self. White Sox and Doc White, 3 to 1. Minoru and sible which experience first buso English newspaper and once. have started “I think tny at Sox securing four hits in eleven in- Not an gfcjwßifiiir The Sox the deai. It la a fact that the mau I but La to things looking up wHI improve my outfield work. can nings. hardly an Englisli turiman Plltjfeftnc and are In whom the Detroit club would like to anxiety $ Billy judge gtounders better than before On April 28. in Cleveland, he defeat- day expressing the greatest s.v 1 A ■moamp of Sullivan. ? get In exchange for Claud Rossman is can hang onto the high ones, i Falkenberg and the today that will uot think , f Barg.tm Friday at H Prophecy Coming True. and 1 ed Youug and Americans AftyjP gjAafa Chick Autrey, a: present on the staff believe, in a satisfactory way. I have Naps, 8 to allowing but four hits. the knocking down of Sir Martin was prediction Joe CanUllon that 1. I of of the Cincinnati Reus. | never claimed to be a first class ball On May 3. in Chicago, he defeated a put up Job All of the papers poliu teams would soon be mak- if worse is the \>fFine blues and blacks, you know, n* well plaver. but I can hit and. White Sox 6 to that Tattenbam's Corners < MTille Hoblitiel is at present play- ' Frank Smith and the out If a» handsome funev patterns nnd sh.' 1. ail Hhg; running seems to be borne out every any non the Autrey comes to worst. I haven’t spent 5 allowing ten hits. uioat dangerous bend on race f j MtM in the lot—for men and young developments recent date. ing ike hag for Griffith s men. ■li the of cent of my salary In league ball and On May in St. Louis, he pitched course in tne world and that frequent alight In the gave him a lively cattle for the posi- 5. |By‘Tfce amelioration I've got something to fall back on." to the last man up for George Speer. accidents have occurred there, some which hae enabled tion, out only on account of his boln conditions losing his team fatal to mßddßk!* Sale! proven * Men’s Trouser ■Weather Rossraan blames none of for the Tigers' 3 to 1 victory of which have n• recover leagues. Credit Mo. western clubs to from lack of experience in the big mates for his benching and regards went to Speer. Jockeys and horses. 17.0 |uil-s. broken lin* *of Men s n-g SJ. 53.3*4 timing of April Hn,l 4» fancy Worsted and Troi.sv-r* ■RfMtr aneoaaonahls pea Autrey played In the them all his very good friends. Ou May in St. Louis, beat King Edward took cognizance of the I Jnl-- «’assltnerc Last ywar as 6. he —the greatest i.n \ Hii early May. Aleo. the cool weather 7 today when he sent the I o&jbRBOT oj.put t it of the I P league, first-baaing for the Bailey and Powell and the Browns I situation earl season—at the jI. * on eastern clubs Western Sir Mar- r- Hha bad Its effect the only AS STARTER. to 3, allowing seven hits. us Durham to Inquire about • jgflKß/ bargain Friday price to come back Omaha club, which was beaten JEFFRIES ■Hfho have been forced On May 20. at Bennett Park, he de- lin and also as to the condition of a note for the championship. Squad Bargain Friday in p Mt b tbalr •audition Will Sand Away Big Marathon feated Plank, Vickers and Dygert. and Skeets Martin, the jockey. He was «Bjggr Specials MEN’S \ jrtMle find all the .320 for his team ap- v Tbc of June will Ho batted an even That Will Race at Chicago. the Athletics 5 to 3. allowing nine told that the hoisfe was all right Hmmp-Mrfonzdag at a normal dip, in made hits, veterinarles have In 147 games, 21 sacrifice CHICAGO. May 27 —Champion hits. parently but that the |wfff| Headwear and Furnishings probability. anu will wach him for [all In the meantime. De” stole 31 haaes, made 87 assists from James Jeffries will act as starter On May 25 at Bennett Park he de- him in charge ' lo CHI *>lll.lt II t ri— NRIhWKIII 50 do* tacky to can ha J. not de- Ftoelt l* b. Urn* and his position and contributed 37 dou the Marathon race to feated Groom and Tannehlll. and the a day or so to see that he does rjf. n Brown, black tan. new, nttiiow four- BplHii In all probability, to improve of International Jockey is B BKV gray and w hile. 7.*>c In-hands. In the best cm. bios, 11 triples and four home runs, to be presented here Saturday afternoon. Washington club, 7 to 4. allowing six velop an injury. Martin if percentage, barring accidents, from the and will be out w'm PXI value, «olore ami pattern* rtts still by fali JVC _ the extra-base columns of the league. When Jeff fires the starting gun he hits. dazed f-'B fWi choice e\tru *pc< Ia I o C saddle for several days. l.lghl Weight \ at baseball a KORDS, broken lines en lines of regular much faster game. He has dis- Fourth took him to the outside rail to and s!*es from regular nnd quality; H fret two montba or the season. Only Manager Kremer. of the Delray Ath- 11.50 12 Corbett Says Hie Challenge Was covered of ball keep from striking Jockey Martin Ms gave the Tiger* but four hits. like to hear from some anew kind in Case Nobody Els# Did. letics. would says is faster when he landed on the turf. This his erformance of Sunday fast city game which he much limlicatiDi team for a for next :F" ~ WW May 27.—“I have no de- than the one now in use and cost him seven or eight lengths and Hose $2.85 Friday 98c Iwflh far batter luck in the scatter- CHICAGO. Sunday Spaldings, Westerns, Me- to Johnson. effort to in- as the Fourth was beaten Mr ofthe swats. But for the tntroduc- sire nor intention fight Graw’s Tigers Hillsides, preferred; he will make an William or big league*. only short head and half a length the Reg. $5, $7, es Me only base on balls at an He is in better hands now that Jef- would hear troduce tt into both a $6, SB. $9 and (10 Values in £ CA bH" also like to from some out- believe to Sir Martin cost his owner IbpterapriaCe stage, ha would have got- frlee has undertaken to restore the day. Many experts here accident of-town team for Decoration The big the puree. b honor to the white race. When I an- that w-hlle the new ball woul 1 the end of tab nwey with shut-out. Athletics are going nicely now an 1 who In ■Boys’ Spring Suits, causa for complaint nounced that I was willing to fight increase the batting averages. The American# are touch There In no will give any team in the state a stiff the broken lines on sale Friday, at Suggs He was far from my desire to It would have the opposite ef- with the situation are expressing '*rtbr the work of George Johnson it argument. Including Mt. Mothers, here's n bargain you afford to miss. game. 1 Clemen*. of making game speed- opinion today that there is a possibil- can’t ! aftebed a highly creditable game and. get back Into the fighting Monroe, Carleton, Muskegon and Port fect the Included arc Russian. Sailor and two-piece Suits, with It would tend that the jockeys on horses that straight Wt tor the elever work of Jim Dele- felt merely that someone had to chal- Huron. Address Frank ier. They think ity and bloomer pants, splendidly tailored from black had Kremer. Jr.. draw games nad no chance may have decided to the best fabrics. Broken lines, selling regularly at the bbbty. might have carried the com- lenge the man who a chance No. 1306 Jefferson ave. west, Detroit, to the out. on crowd the American ent.-y and better | above prices, sale Friday at 9n.50. bat into extra inning*. to defeat him.’* or phene West BG3-L. With these words today an- ! the king's chancta but they are dis- [ • Old Del’s Deeds Recalled. Corbett - who had an- tinctly In the minority and the ma- & Delehaaty! What recollections the swered Jack Johnson Children's Headwea Furnishings desire to six rounds jority of the leading American horse- up in minds of the meu nounced his go CHILDHRX’N W.4RH HIT* HOYS’ 111.0 I h E M AND Him calls the men are content to accept the acci- n great watching games of with “Gentleman Jim.” AND TAMA, *|||KTN, broken lines, were ball and bet allowing of special .. _ _ who dent as a racing Incident will extra ... The mighty Ed vor np to >l' Ebb or tan years ago! 'on Sir Martin to beat Minoru when values V' 25C Fearless Bill Beane Is at <7 JC to close rhmi'never had an equal when it came they come together again. to! long-distance slugging, though hi* BOYS’ LIGHT WEIGHT m gTKH HROWN IlKl.TS—- family has contributed a round quar- j For the Statistical Fiend ; Armed Like Knight of Old talFdog "X' r-Kular ::.c value—- younger brothers. Nevertheless, tffbf —H Delehanty gave an exhibition ye* Jim “Fearless Umpire has become generally known Notes tetday which wa* well worthy of the DETROIT As Bill." Evans | Sporting n before whom R H O A B al* ovsr baseball. There is realiv more truth than fiction in the so- of the man A\fc ’ iTbbihl Mclntyrs, t 0 4 o+ u i> -v* 0 Xttlquei, too. Stlii,*#o 'far ae the oj sou) with I |i.i«»aaaiM..ii 4 ! quailed. , . ¥ pitcher* Bush. 3 1 i! •) 4 0 ■> person, Evans has a right to oe fearless There’ Is no arbitraror Ypal 6, • Pour time* he faced Sugg* and Crawford, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 his Detroit (allege, *t \ormala, at the armored he is. In fact, many a knight of L». A. C. yesterday Georg* wan right good. too. The first hCCTrt>. Ts . rn . rrrrr-4 0 1 2 li U_ who takes field as •) j übiqu* high foul and was Morlarty. lb 4 0 l l u King Arthurs time had florhtng oA Trim. 1n the-Ingenuity au4 (^o. ha raised a T\e if. caoHlitate. *rtr« i„ -weat 2pavcr3sird Dana Deary, 3b 3 U •* V i it V. X O' Ity of his protections. for at the was the last occasion on « t o t<> Jimmie Tranter *2.000 CLOTHIERS. Oat. That B«haer*r. 2b 3 o l sort and pro- Boston sale. DETROIT'S* LARGEST him « l * 1 1 Os course Evans wears the conventional of mask Which the Tigers were able to put Htanaa*. e i 1 • starter, however. dug** p 3 0 tA*tor, when behind the bat. This is only a —♦— tenth opt. however. that, Plttahnrg aeored *tr ruaa In the rip- A patent shin-guard similar though lighter than of the foot Inning «t yesterday. This Is The second time up. Delehanty Totals 2J 1 i 27 U 1 Boston field, ball player, is to each leg. Knees are encased in sole-leath- surely going some. a screaming single to center W ASH i NOTON. given first er pads, backed up by plentiful padding. The same protection is third time, with a man on All K H O A K region John K. Madden, breeder of Mir Martin r Browr.s, if 4 1 l 3 0 0 bis elbows. An abdominal shield of aluminum reinforces the things that the was merely a on second, he laid down colt i i fun another Conroy, ib 3 1 1 1 5 0 not always covered by the protector. victim of had luck : a bunt. • On the fourth and '» perfect Dclstiauty. 2b 4 1 3 2 1 proudest possessions of the journalist arbitrator are the nNir Jjf■ <) But the l faal occasion he matched wits and Donobue lb 2 " 1 11 0 The Southern Michigan fnee* n rrlala " » his These something like stirrups and he Milan, cf 4 »> u * sole-leather tips over toes. look at | Strength with the North Csrollnan « Clym*r, r? 4 o 2 « »> are sewed to the shoes in a way that leave them clear of the surface soon get started on a winning streak. ' sphere into left-center for » f the Mcßrlds. >• 3 6 3 2 0 of the foot-coverings at all point* They save their poasessor when- home c 3 n u 3 2 0 on > bate refnard to waive ? a dean run. Ftrest. ever foul tips strike his tootsies and that is the most painful sort of final ntlcinnla Playing with the team which his bis Gray, p. 3 0 0 0 4 0 | claim on Ralph Works and in- will a clip teat an umpire ran sustain. undoubtedly tamain with the Tigers. brother made so famous for hts deeds Totals 3l> 3 4 27 H 0 Invention umpires to These guards are Evans' own particular and Delehsnty means * Mlrhlgnu got early lend s-'■ offsetting. Jim 12345671* K who have had driven up their ankles adopting an and beat — toe-nails into are Sbap family name alive and prom- Detroit ..o to o lease v l Cornell, to to 5, Blanding nipping a the * leagues the o « w 1 to 1— 3 them rapidly. They might also be of great use In where *i|d**ez~ play at the finish by pitching maa to have a most considerable *uc- Wash ton l to Home run—Delehanty SHrifloe hits custom of stepping on the toes of umpires Is not yet entirely obso- ! ou, ‘ pees, doing It. Donohue. Sacri- —Crawford. Htanaae. lete. signified Boetsn’a Tala of Wos. fice fly—Donohue rtiolen bases—Kush impervious ex- t oinlakey nnd McAleer have First t>a»*- on —tiff Crouched behind the catcher, Evans la to blows their Intention of refusing to waive 2, Conroy. baits meditating design- Well, have Boston club which arrived here Gray l First bat*- on errors—Wash- cept on the upper leg and the instep. He is the claim on Rumman. what I The they offer? ffciday to play one game with the Tig ington 1. on bases—Detroit 4. ing of some armor which will protect these spots while not. at the to continuing easterly Washington 5. Struck out—By Buggs lessening bases, in before Its dash I'mplres— same time, the speed which he makes about the Bnalneaa-llke Printing. No fuss and Sm of what 4. by Gray 3 Tim*,- -1 35. 9Kf a tale of woe to unfold Evans and Hurst. Attendance—2.4*l. pursuit of the agile runuers. no feathers The plain, neat kind that it ester leaving Detroit I Tooks right. Times Printing Cos., No Eppened to II John R -st. Phone 144* : Clcotte. his star pitcher American Teague. hare at Detroit, badly Injured, the Bed fcjobrney' to 'Chicago where Lord STANDING. hand In way of i W la i W. la Pf't £t his meat the IjOUls 16 BUT sift vary vain Detroit ..XI IX «S«I St. IS .43 4 SUGGS PITCHED WELL GRAY IS Selous liner and that Athletics 1» 12 •<>«> Chlrago .IS 17 .4** Ha member, rendering hltuself avail- 1 I New Y'k. 17 U KTCIeveU and 13 t» I0« for pinch-hitting duty only Niles' 'Boston ..17 14 343 Wash-lctti. to 22 .’#o EVEN BETTER AND SENATORS WIN ONE ’Hu ’Jspt Oessler Zant to third base and j Xeoterday’s Keotilta. Fif oetield. At St. Louis the tad Washington 3. Detroit 1. Gray aleo fielded his position very ! sacrlfh e My. netted the Senators their Rush's fourth hal Iwas a wild pitch telling Garland Bt latula S. Boston to nicely , in oml run and ha tore down with a view to tak- arrived, Stahl ing if so bidden by flaw* Cleveland 3. Athletics 2. Willett or Killian will do the pitch- There whs satisfaction tn second Manager of his little daughter I some not- Jennings but Street fast IfTfhe death Rain at Chicago. . ing today. ti>r posting: of S 2 scor« at wne in getting leave the club, ot Ina that to the ball. had to 'today'* Game*. stole Detroit • first ('lsvflsnd, onrt we were all root- Door Jake 1 Bush hit and In For pitchers Waiter went to first base at Detroit ' but couldn't get farthei ing for the Naps. Thn Dntrolt seam to have Cni and Boston discovered the weakness i'|y. r%t Louis the Redaox New York at Chicago distinguished |.U*cv*lf Conroy’s Push In the In the TT* CMo and St. Mortarty again error wan on tner armor and aie having little pitching Cleveland at St. Trouts. way trouble b southpaw b> some swell work at first baa. ninth ai.d paved the for Crawford tn disposing of th* fine plnorhle | 4mad Ob diet of play- hob with their hatting Mor tart y s flipper Is Improving with hini Cobb to do soma hitting Browne, er’s efforts at hat. idf- nlmd NATIONAL ' the mild work It la getting on first However, wan In the way. ; gloom LEAGUE. Conroy la still one of the cleverest This added to the Wild BUI Donovan’s arm Is In non* Enfim lunged If Boston pitches a right-hander to- >.nee-runners in the league. He sihl which the team was ■TAR DINS, day. kehmldt will go behind the hat too good condition and will b* rested a around Rush with the hall tn the FOR GUEST and HOST teto whlla longar bafora ha trlas again. He open- Tarriving here they were inform W. L Pel. W. L» Pet * Browne and Donohue are certainly a ing Inning and made the steal good for If fi Plttfb'rg 21 11 .45* Y k element of added strength to the Is having It hakad ragularly. a run when Donohue flailed into center. is probability. Bd Killian i New 14 15 4 hi great slngla la all Chicago .22 13 *2* Hrookl'n 13 Senators. Hrowna's on which tha visitors has hal.lt of wasting man they would have 17 43S with othar fac- Htreet a three the 'Phillies .IS 14 .111 HI. Irouls.l6 30 .42* O'Leary and Morlarty worked In their ■cored thalr »nonil run. balls In succession. If nereesarv to en- provided that Cine net I 17 IS .43* ,>h tors following, was a hard hit hall that get a la the afternoon, Boston ..II .355 • dally sensational pla> M« Bride was able him to good throwing mm possible bounded clear over Hush's head. chano* at a hnte-runnor The Tlgts T waaid provs today‘a the victim. wbeu he Gaatea. Crawford did not run out his little would have don* well to he a Mt inort* wst jnHf end right &. Ctnctnnat' Suggs was very stead yand made the fly Street In Detroit’s lis Phillies 2. along to sixth and lost patient. time and won his Chicago 2. Brooklyn visitors hit right He neither chance g«*t as a result. Tha last to. a to on. * Ing Hadb team walked nor hit any of them and Street muffed The Tigers came n*-nr 11 the score Now York I. St Louis X. unexpected happened would probably Ph. Kling Brewing Cos., Pittsburg 9. Boston 4 Detroit's only error wsa on Htanage s It. In th# ninth and ha\* JMcj^ to cheer up the Bos high throw to first, after chasing t’on- done eo but for u corking catch off sSwTteUed Today's Games. Puggs have taken one of those Mush wfcf rojf'i bunt all the way mlfht Crawford hy Browne. would degree to first base. that, peat ta aay appreciable Pittsburg at Boston. hits from neiehanty’s record at gone JL* With a left-hander pitching the effort whirl surely have scored, bad the drive Chicago at Brooklvn. had be not fallen In an to through. New Tigers have developed a moat praise- end thr«*w Dal out on his hunt In tha i Uheriy*e vs. Sherman’s. ■t. Louis at York ■' I Cincinnati at Philadelphia worthv ambition to steal third base si e t 'i That double steal play will he puller! 0. Will play Sherman Increasing ■ Uhaiff A. Bush's walk. Crawford's sacrifice. Pin vs by Conroy and Milan, retiring off with percentage of dis- Sbh at Taahmoo. Sandsy. May 3t> » Raa*sees-like Prtatfag. No ruse and I "Donle's” steal of third, and Cohb a tha Tigers In tha second Inning were aster by tie Champions' opponents from no feathers The plain, neat kind that single, netted the Tigers their only run. slmplv beauts. Milan made a somer- now on. f'onrov and Delehanty tried looks right. Ttaaea Prlallag Cos., So Hrowne s single. Conroy's sacrifice, saulting catch that simply rubbed it yesterday end tin- latter waited a HptomSi^R^ndWs. .*C John R st Phone 14*4. j Delehanty s fine bunt *n 1 Donohue s | Set safer. •* J (long time befoie making his dash.