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SMALL Unbeaten Elgin Is the 210 I’Mptres Connolly and L^A? THE DETROIT TIMES: MONDAY, JULY 36, 1909. Page Four SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES NOTEWORTHY EVENTS OE IN THE LEAGUE RACE A LEADING EXPONENT “What Piano Shall I Buy?” is a question that frequently DETROIT IS CENTER perplexes those contemplating such a purchase. H LONE ROAD TRIP Detroit mailt* it four straight GOOD GOLE IN DETROIT from Boston, Saturday, errors go making it necessary to tutu f extra tunings, horn ever. Willett OF THE WORLD OF CLAIMS TICES FOR pitched almost perfect ball. Grinnell Bros.’ Piano On Sunday Boston at last turn- J ed the lahlea on the Tigers, win- (Own make) ning by Crawford ami ( on errors HORSE RACINE is the best answer to the problem. ' THREMAIEEKS Killifer in the openinggn-rlod. Both Killian uud Collins deserved shut- Enthusiastic endorse- out games. • Week Opens Today and Zk Blue Ribbon ment of this fact is voiced They Have Strengthened Their In the Saturday game at De- \ Brilliant Racing Is in by every one of the thou- Their Long troit. Craw ford s butting wus main- Position During ly lenponsibie for Detroit’s tieiug Prospect for Five sands who have made winning Sunday. i July Stand at Bennett and runs. On ' such decision a reality. Wahoo got three clean hits off ! :*•. Days. Park. Collins, his mates garnering two This Plano, produced In _ 1— questionable ones together off the our own Factory. Is posi- pitching of Collins Rock Rapids, la., Expected to Fur- tively as fine au Instrument Bugs Can Almost Hear That Pen- The Athletics found the Sox Im- Feature us money will buy. The best Saturday ami nish Winner of Today’s nant Flapping and How Wahoo la pregnable, both and moat expensive ma- Sunday, the former making a Event, the 2:11 Trot. throughout - Hitting These Daysl clean bweep of the series. White terials manu- arul Smith pitching. Coombs and facturing facilities complete Morgau did the pitching. By PAUL H. BRU3KE. and modern In every detail IXTKR-SKI'TIO VII. IKHIE# The Browns scored five runs off The eye* ot the world of harue*.* - expert workmen—direct START A>U KI.MSU Sat- Detroit AT Orooine in the opening inning. raring are now focussed ou personal superilulon of a July July Uw. urday, and won all the way for and Michigan's metropolis is. a*, au Clubs. H. M. Ine. of our Firm who has had 30 years* experience In the manu- Detroit H4H «WN Powell. On Sunday they got II Dually, the gathering spot fur all tha member . »•* l*hlladrlphla MIN 6M6 . hits off Walter Johnson and won caravan that pursues with interest thu facture and sale of tine Pianos all contribute to the production of Do.ton B*3 6dO 33 'J one-sided game. the fastest trotters and par- ; Instrument of the very highest grade, the quality of which can (irvrbind . 601 663 another lueedi of an 434 4*3 63 ers. The blue Kibbou week is here Chlca«o * be compared with the ruoßt expensive \Ye have sold • only makes. X«w V ork 46M 463 ! at last and today's opening round the SI. Louis BX3 433 60 about 4.000 Grinnell Bros.’ Plums to the most musical people of *• track the fast- wuhißgtos ss-i 33s •. him as the others. When his mates weather ideal and the Vifv States, Michigan—competent Judges who chose our Piano because of its qeie suffi’iiug from famine yesterday. | est piece 01 dirt In the United U. PAUL H. BRUSKE. Sam was banqueting on three resound- no exception whatever. superior qualities. shaking blngles. a pity, to be jure, If precedent is to serve, a lot of OODILY ing it was See. hear, test and compare our Piano. The more you learn hts head at the that they were all wasted, but one of horses ate to be marked for life out about It. the more you will realize that we are buildlug right here memory of thoite them might have been good for some- v,.\ -4, , there this week. That was the case four defeats which thing but for the iac i that the drive JLI ; lust year and there Is no reason to su» In Detroit a Plano of unsurpassed excellence, artistic In every de- will for the time, at was followed bj a superhuman throw pect that the present conditions tail and of such superior construction that we stand back of it with least, have put his to the plate on the part of that humau ulter the case in the least visiting the strongest guarantee ever written. Our very easy terms make it team out of tbs catupult. Tris Speaker, following A of home and easy to magnificent Plano as ordinary pennant race, but which Sammy and hush congregated horsemen was In evidence Sunday at Just as own this one of the I somewhat chirked on second base to the huge disgust of the track and everybody carried a stop instruments. Catalog, list of purchasers and testimonials mailed up over his belief the paid attendance. watch There was nothing sensation- postpaid to any address that, in Collins, al in the workouts, however, as It l-« Distention Among Red sox:' who stemmed the &o near race day that the trainers are tide and shut the Boston's departing footsteps echo saving all that extreme speed for the champions out yes- rumors which, if true, bode 111 to what time when it Is to be put to the pur- GRINNELL BROS. money. The visit- tsz terday, he has chances the Kedsox have had for fin- pose ot getting the ’ streets of the discovered a sec- ishing amoug the elect. It is whis- ors wandered about the their eyes on ond Krauae, Ered lovely har- uorse-clty ami feasted pered that all is not and equine L&ke chaperoned his band of alleged blankets bearing aristocratic IS JOHN I. TAYLOR SORE last night, monious on the Boston bench. nomenclature; traveling regalia of the •peed boys out of Detroit OVER IT ? WELL, LISTEN! and there was no band on hand to pay One bug who likes to sit close *r famous stables; trainers whose names ' (he with a story are wherever trotters are driv- lor Statistical Fiend tribute to the occasion with martial this spot comes across :* known Gecsler To Be Made the Scapegoat of how a young athlete who proud- and and other celebrities of airs. about ''.y en bred, the Poor Redtox Once More. It la occupying ly styles “Ty Cobb The Sec- Tonight the Tigers, after hinißelf ; the turf. Current.y Reported. ond,” replied to hie manager’s direc- Easy to Pick Favorites. »\Tlltt>4l*4 (iA.MK. ringside seats at the Fair Grounds DETROIT. their teeth in leisure, will to something in one of the games There are four races on the day's BOSTON. July 26.—Dissatisfaction and picking j tion J. It. M II LOTS 4A. AH R H O « to, showing the In , A simillarly. Detroit is going of the senes by the succinct remark. card, including the 2:11 trot and fav- with the of Redaox Jones, c. f y fade Champion of the Detroit tiolf club and furnirr ilntr rhamplua. Hr I* a »el 6 Ii 4 u you blundering dif- Bush. ». * 4 y long respite from baseball and "Hack to the bushes, rran pi»jrr drpartairnl« thr icumr. orites plckeu themselves without Detroit is likely to cost Doc. Gessler 3 j y hare a tnuraaurnl and rarrlla In all of Cruwfuh], i; worry along with Grand you can’t manage a canal boat,” ficulty. captaincy of Reports lb t i 2 y i will have to idiot: tho the club. <*obb. if y 0 1 0 y y contests between tho or words to that effect. They do say that this Penico Mai 1 Ml'lnlyie, y y y y y Circuit racea, 'of the 126 entrants followed at lu- here today are that Harry lx>rd, the I. f 3 the sport of a similar GOLF TITLE (is a second Hamburg Belle This Morlarty. 3b 4 0 2 Ii y gasoline juggernauts, It Is also stated from au- WESTERN ' of ininutis, bustling third sa< ker, will be his suc- championship eight tervals three mare was bred and is owned and driv- Kllllfer, 2±« » y 33 y 1 kings and a national thority that there are separate IS OPEN RACE YET being i r. y y AN The qualification round is Shutt, Rap* cessor as soon as a dea! can be af- Schmidt, 3 J J j regatta. For three long weeks the who forever |en by one M. D. of Rock p y rowing factions on club are played today and It was evident at ianged. Hooper reported likely Willett, 6 1 t 4 1 Not until Sun- somebody | la Neither Mr. Shutt nor Rock Is as this is to be the case. laying wires to get fired. Twelve Entrants Conceded To Hava the outset that players would have to Ids. Aug. 15, our boys—as we a request for waivers goes 1 Rapids have previously bursted into to take Gtasler’s place in the outfleui Totals 43 2 12 36 18 4 day, will Every time Chance in Big Tourna- present a fine to survive them when they have Equal exhibition fame, but they promise to -be heard tomorrow when Redaox face boston. are wont to term out one of these factions gets together Which Starts Today. that round. It Is believed that the i the the with credit—bo ment of from now on.
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