Page Six THE DETROIT TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1»13, ....Edited by the News- All Ralph L. Yonker Honest Opinions NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT

SENSATIONAL PLAYING OF THE PHILLIES IS THE BIG STANDINGS NAPS AND RED WHEN BREAKS DO COME OF THE PENNANT RACE IN THE NATIONAL SURPRISE AMERICAN LEAGUE SOX ENGAGE IN mt*»i>l\<*. USE THEM W.UVt. \V TIGERS *. . CAN’T Aililf l.«>m» Iu 14 3 Mil St 1* 13 4i»S XX'ush’tuii 13 4 .760 UuHiwii .... 7 13 Jba FREE-FOR-ALL Ou Clrv eland 14 6T Detroit. ... tl Ifi .3MI a double Chicago.. 13 10.6(46 Nt v\ i oik 3 16.10/ They Get the Best of the Umpir- in a run uud then hit into play. lHilrrila«'i Itrault*. Eight in Tunnel Leading to Lou- » ing, Only to Have It Per- Bill Louden replaced Dubuc Now York ti. I»i*ti it den walked the only time that be XV mh lugtun .4. Clihugo 3. Dressing Cleveland 4, Ho»lpitcher, and Gibson, the Texas at ('lev IS ALL THAT yesterday Boston eland catcher, made their debuts XX u*hlngton at Chicago. AND TO BE Athletic* at St. Luma OLSON NUNAMAKER HE" IS TOUTED after the game was goue. Manage] Jennings has been " ant- SAII> TO HAVE BEGUN IT ing a chance to look at both those NATIONAL LEAGUE Young- in a game and yesterday Certainly the New York men click** M’tMHMi. us a good time to take that peep XV.Ll'ct W.UP*'t.' Speaker Gets Cut—Carrigan Is ex- . -1 #ter Looks Like Another Zamlot h made a tine impression, Chillies. 1" o t»*j. Now York 1" h .M>S was excus- (*hli hkd. . . 1t H (I3(i I’lttali Hli. lo 1 1 .4.(4 Knocked Out—Hattie Eol* cept for wildness which Bouton 613.333 Ed Walsh I that be Brooklyn. lls.u.K able when it is considered >t. Louis, i-’ ' *.i Cincinnati 4 li.3f#o up to 1 lows Rough Game — • hasn't had any regular work date. tMirrdar'i Kraulta. L. I Boston 3. Pittsburgh 1. 13 inmn«J. RALPH YOXKER. had good speed and a tine 3 Zaraloch Chicago 4. Brooklyn May Although JBYWheu the Tigers innings Napa kite breakb in luck anu umpiring | lowed nary a hit. several, members of the and do, the onlj art unable to use them Gibson had little to Today’s (iarnra. Kt*d Mdx bore slightly bruised and ' with the \Vn..e gome stealing because he Pittsburgh Boston During the scries | ni an down at chipp«*l faced, as coutirmation of the fgox In which the Tigers dropped had a good lead on the pitcher. t'ln.unnatl at New York. Jennings Chicago at Brooklyn. report that a free-for-all light had [every game here, Manager St. Louis at Philadelphia. [himself was free to admit that the Crawford was again at first base taken place betweeu both teams, fol- games High {Tigers ware deprived of two This put Hugme in at center AMERICAN ASSOCIATION lowing yesterday's game, not a play- ‘at laast y the breaks in the umpiring Held That llughle is mighty jHipular er could be found today who would and that with perfect decisions they was shown when he got the biggest «T«MDI*n. direutly admit that a scrap had taken two ! coming to bat \N L.Prt. XV.L*. Pet. hiad a chance for more hand of the day on Louisville ~h3 13 11.633 place. Details of the battle, however, particular fault , Encouragement like 14 l" Mlnm-up.. But yesterday no Go to it. fans' Columbus 13 a .671 Kan. City 11 13 .4 7S , leaked out from various sources. umpiring fellows !( could be found with the of ! that wont swell this little Mllw ike 13 1" .4,. St I‘ttul 13 408! According to the generally accepted Hart, Itidlanap 1•* lo 4tM* Toledo. SIS .".St the two veterans. Dinoen and head He Is conceit proof version of the it started in tin* and fru>. Who replaced Hildebrand Evans. 1. atrrdar’a Heaults. uiMlnrg round passage leuding to the Brans’ work had been satisfactory, Minneapolis x, Milwaukee 7. dressing rooms, when lnfielder Olson, *>. City but that of Hildebrand caused a good St. Caul Kansu* 3 the and Nunatnaker, IN Louisville 2, Columbus 1. of Naps, Catcher of CAREER Indianapolis uglv deal dissatisfaction. GREAT Toledo 10, 0. of the exchanged a few guessing Sox. The breaks In the official wnyrds quickly followed by blows. but came the Tigers’ way yesterday, While some of the players attempted to SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE j the Junglemen were unable make FRONT OF ROBIDEAtI to separate the combatants, others uso of them. When they were In a joined in the fray, and within a few good luck, KTAMHXU. position to use a run of \V UC« t. XV L IM.I seconds a free-for-all battle was In Light- . ■aid run failed to come. Call Him the Fastest Hay City.. 10 l "00 Sa glnaw. . 0 1 .0001 progress. It waged for at least Id o Jackson. ... o I 000 to be supposed that you want Adrian. 1 1 000 i emerged It Is .. l ‘too o i 0"0 Trig Speaker with so weight since Time of Lansing: 1o Clint minutes. proof of these statements ruthless K tzoo 1 0 1.00" Hat. Creek. 0 l *)"U (three spike marks on his head. ly thrbwn at you. George Dixon Carrigan received a severe X eslertlay Hesults. Catcher Here *tls. Saginaw’■ 7. jolt the jaw that put him out. Half second In- Bay city 10. i on Do you remember in the Adrian 3. Jut kson 0 dosen members of both clubs came and WM Lansing (a ning when Veach had walked May B.—Hailing him 12. Flint 7 from the dressing rooms with swollen of NEW YORK. Kalamazoo 7. Battle Creek 6. Charlie Deal had met one Keat- to faces, patches and other lilt, as one of the fastest lightweight# MAKING thiug to do with the showing. of skin off offerings the only clean ONE YEAR LATE IN (.amea. ing's for develop George Dixon, fight fans This spring, with memory f HH- Today's marks of rough usage. Tigers amassed, a whis- since Kalamazoo at Mattie ('reek. a single, the today predicted good ring career for GOOD THE 1912 PREDICTION OF before them, few pi the The fight was the result of bad blood to mat advanced a critics t ,la. kson at Adrian tling drive left Robideau, Philadelphia, They Lansing engendered during the game which situation, Sammy of "RED” DOOIN AND HIS Phils to win the peunaut. liked at Flint Veach to third? At this CRITICS. Saginaw at Bay City, Naps who last night punched Johnny Lore Pittsburgh with New York second the took. 4 to v 1 Outfielder down, Oscar Stallage bound- •with two around the St. Nicholas A. C. ring TEAM ARE UPSETTING NA- an unkuown (Iraney was knocked unconscious was apparently a fair ball choice and the Cubs ed waht at will quantity. LEAGUE when Catcher Carrigan blocked him Sweeney’s Sweeney was almost TIONAL LEAGUE NOW. INTERNATIONAL into hands. the 10 rounds. at Shortstop Tanvrln was end the During eight of And now look it over. The Phillies MUM.. home. about to throw Oscar out and and »*T X heels off second the hall Robideau fought in snappy style, have walloped the eastern teams, and X\ L C t XX U.IVI. knocked head over inning when Dineen called 13 6 Montreal. 71" and lu the second round had the New just sprlutlng j Baltimore. ."tl 411 when Carlsh butted Into aim. have been called fair Well, well, look at those are on their toes like lot (."0 foul. It might York boy on the floor. Twice after Buffalo... 0 v 80. b.-ster 710 412 'Pitcher Foster was spiked. Hard without causing any excitement Phillies! of quarter horses. Perhaps they Providence 1"7 tU' !er Cllv . 7 11 3V.* he sent Lore down on Ills hands. .’>a(i . . words passed between the two teams Btanage, his life preserv- [that Ever since the season opened Char- won't be able to hold the pace and Newark... Io X Toronto tl tit.l^3 Here was greatly all during the game. the bags waiting Lore was disconcerted and lie Dooin's gonfalon chasers have been maybe they will tool everybody, and ed with two men on fought wildly. Xeaterdsy’a Hesults. Manager Birmingham and cracking out rather climbing, and here they are up in prove they like the full distance. r,. Jersey Both to score. But Instead of Buffalo citv 4 Acting Manuger Wagner professed to going away just they between the team Toronto 4, Newark 3. a double as the Sox would have done front and as if The difference tight today. year late year that the pitch- Providence X. Montreal 2 know nothing of the laat week, he popped up to Derrick were not one late. For this and in lt*l- is Baltimore t*. Hocliester 4 smoothly, was over, this-way-out. starters lk>om b darlings are hitting ers are now going instead the show ’ end to every MOY, • inning, errors put Mul- comiskeYls on all six cylinders without a skip. of hitting ’ thauk-you-mams EDDIE WELSH’S In the next CENTRAL LEAGUE lto on second and Bush on first with When the tralniug season was on time they are unblanketed. PARTNER, MEETS KIRK essayed team field- down. Mullln ad Bush last year the Phillies were the sweet- The is playing a tight m.XDIVG. none TAKE VACATION NEW YORK.-,, May 8 Moy. g double steal o a ball that looked as est looking team in the National The men who are setting the pace in ing game and hitting the ball oppor- XV 1A Pet XV.KC- t. —Eddie If Oscar had league. On form they have tunely. If Doom can out game mlefor Ft. Wuyne t) » .(443 l*avton .. *i 7 463 of Allentown, reddy Welsh’s aparrinu if it grased Oscar Vitt. should the National league: ILipi*i* (4LS Kvansvllle f> X the tune, Aid. K7. partner, will make his first appear- to take his base on participated In the world's series, but George Chalmers, First-bareman there is a good chance of the X•> 6154 Ter. 10.3X6 boon allowed Will Retire and Somebody Springfield. haute 4 ring, ball, there would have been three the pitchers went wroug and the fine Luderus, Pitcher Tom Seaton, the Philadelphia dream materializing—- ance in a New York next Satur- out. but as it was looking prospect proved disappoint- Below: that of a world's series right at horn'', Yesterday's Results. day night He is to box OUie Kirk, men on with none Else Run White Sox a sensational recruit. Pitcher Itapid* Haute 3. the representing Grand 7. Terr*- the hoy who forced Abe Attell Into Mullln was caught at third and ment. Incidentally the troubles of H. Grover Alexander, looking through with the Athletics the Payton 1. Springfield 3. inning went runless, for Vitt fanned Next Season Fogel. president, may have had some- the group, Manager Charley Dooin. American league. Fort XX’ayne 6, Kvansvllle 1. retirement. end Crawford drove a long liner to

Wolters. . Here le another instance In the CHICAGO. May B—Charles A. fourth, with Derrick on second- and C’omiskey. president of the White Sox, MORE CONDENSED THE BETTER IS EDDIE IN BETTING Is out today that ONSLOW HITS TEAM OFF two men down. Woiter hit to left with official notice NAP ROOMIES apparently dropped he will retire and let someone else Meld. The ball A week ago Joe Jackson and Doc Johnston announced that they would At least It might have direct the activities of his White fust safe. STORY for warriors next OF YESTERDAY’S CONTEST themselves to take down a better batting average the season than &een called safe without a murmur. Hosed season. HARD FOR GREYS back But Dineen called It foul and Tiger "After the Sox muke the trip The story of the game sounds better fly made It. any other pair of roommates in the league. Today, Fred Falkenberg and around the world tni» winter. I will s overthrow fans breathed in relief. the more condensed It is. Another in third Deal Two Triples also roommates, declared willingness to that their Tiger through Get* and Three Vean Gregg, their bet ' According to the way the be with baseball.' said the New York t>, Tigers 0. to get Cree put him on third whence would win more games this year than any other room of pitchers luck was breaking, Woiter would now "Old Roman" today. One run in first. Daniels single go- he scored on Chase's grounder to Doubles; Ex-Tiger Catchers room placing an easy out. But no’ He went "Beginning with the trip I shall ing through Veach put Bert ou second Bush. In the league. Os course, they bar any doubling up and the of he real somebody pass, Lead in Hitting back to the plate and cracked a single take a vacation and from which he scored ou two iutield One in fourth, from Derricks four huilers in one room. l'p-to-date, the elongated couple, which is well scoring friend Derrick else will have to look after the Keating's and Wolter's single. to right, our outs. sacrifice balanceu with right and one southpaw salary wing, has won team." Another second. Midkiff single, Two in fourth. Three singles one hand in s more Figures sbowiug tne work of the to Chase, Sweeney and Mld- nine games and lost but one. This Ray Keating, the young fel- followed by Bush s low throw get in a row bv Providence Grey* up to this week con- the Route Derrick Keating s Cincinnati klff, with two down, aided by er- low the Yankees picked up from Automobile Tour. and base- an tain some interesting dope for those together by imbue, two. Lawrence club. Is all that he is INDIANAPOids. May 8 —The In- bit. w'lth Daniels' sacrifice ror counted who are watching the Tigers-to-be in touted to be. He is hailed as an- diana -to-Pacific automobile tour was the east. other Ed Walsh and he certainly ap- to be routed tnnigni as far as Salt Jack Onslow, former Tiger catcher, pears to he one. Lake City, at a meeting of officials, leads the hitters with an average ot night Remarkable Apparel Values Will Be Offered He had the Tigers completely at and tomorrow the route to the .421. Kocher, the other former Tiger hla mercy yesterday. In the early coast was to be completed. Tiger Tales Watching the catcher, is close to him with .34tf. Tomorrow at Bird's Great of th egame they were hitting Matty Mclntyre is hitting .306. Eddie rsrtIra hard but not safely. Later on Scoreboard Onslow is hitting .260. Ray Powell, they were not even hitting him hard. sent to the Grey* by the Tigers thin only good hit, Daniels started the same t>> hitting He allowed one th.- first ball pitched by Mullln for a spring, hit .071 In four games, getting ONE-DAY SALE Charlie Deal getting Ills bingle to Box Score clean single to left ll was u tight squeeae all the one hit in 14 times at bat. With two down In the first inning. round, left. A little awkwardness on the *|ght way hut the Cuba evened Eddie Onslow leads the regular Mullln passed C’ree and Chase on up with Hruoklyn. Ilahlen kicked The tremendous business of the past few part of Keating himself gave the straight fielders, having made only one error balls, getting tiury a >ll ike hard oa the decision that gave t hl- weeks leaves broken lots and odd sizes that other hit. when Bush knocked one over for either man cago the run, hut It dlda’t in 165 chances. Eddie has two triples, DETROIT olnalua must be quickly disposed of. Former prices back at him in the eighth, which All Ii il O A Hush's low throw trying to get Her- do say good. three doubles and a sacrifice hit, as E Ignored to accomplish the desired end. caromed from Keating’s glove in Hush, s s 4 0 1 1 .S 1 rick in the second was excusable, in- The (‘Sillies also came back well as a couple of utolen base* to hia ure V lll . .l> 4 t) it 2 1 i| asmuch as Houle had to hurry the agalaat at. I.ouls. It took l.obert's such a wav that Derrick couldn't play. credit. Crawford, lo o ft 1m u w As it wan. the ball bounced double In Ihe teuth laalag to set- We Offer Friday handle it. '’old., r. f . 4 o o u u u straight at Crawford, but Sam was un- tle the argameat. Ijoikli n, i f v i* 0 « of Fine He wax Inclined to bo wild nl o 0 able to pick It up see Broken Lines Huhuc r f 1 0 0 M It would be Interestlag to 0 X Keating got the aecond Cincinnati hat I‘ai-karrl. the Hed pitcher. times. walking four men vi f :t o *i x n i xv base hit secured on Navln field, yes- to t.lanfa game llig if i ii | -. ii it «imil.l do the In a SLIGHT CHANCE KeatlnK had all kinds of spedl and terday. In the •• two m-s’,. ji» v\ that the MurSmen bent them. Daniels, ;; Yankees' first ba*etuau. r f l ii n n throw to gel Miilklff naoptnp off sec-] through ««Ith three Hal Chase. have won Keating 'i it Wagner came ft'ankees and has . .» ii .» Tigers I Coulter, if. 2 ond. hits, Boston The are not willing to trade iart/.c 11, 2b M |i but the I‘iratea lost to lake them all 4 2 4 o | Heal heaved the ball a in lie after their stars Chase. 1 ii I agate. any of for *T. I 1 l* (, S- If 2 fumbling Oree's grounder in tti*- third' vs ;{ | The Yankees mighty sweet $lO Chase, 1 jy o are on Price I Cobb's illness came at a very un- I inning. Mo that the runner went ali Swc-ney .<• 11 l - 1 ii Chase themselves now that Frauk time. He complained of Mnlk.iir, the way to third Not another man ! fortunate 5Cb 4 1 I I ii out of of k, * got on first that inning. wht< h Chance Is the game and Is not Special offer Tomorrow Men's t nevere backache and heads* he, , i D.-rrh h :t i u x 4 1 was Keating. 0 1 o 1 quit.- remarkable for the »say the Ti- Short Lengths sure just when lie will get ba< k. jprhlch affected his eyes and he v ts I i> a 2 going gers were The Yankees would consider only Belt Back Slip-Ons Allowed to quit the game after} t, y played regular I Total* :.i 2; 12 l The Yankee." a little one man on the Detroit club in a deal Innings. . *> , Day Striking, out twice while Keating l 2 t 5 s a baseball when Herrick walked to start The gaaual sxxlmmlag ehamaloaahlpa One Detroit v nil 0 11 n o 11 «t it Hie Inning was sacrificed down for Chase, Cobb. They are not Bure eight balls to fourth C si.- m-heduled for pitched him. Sew : singled of Hie- V. M A. Sale Price %J York bv Keating arid iti by Walter. tonight. that they would want even Cobb if up. got lung * the "Y“ tank The first time Cobb as far I’lt< lulllm.ll 1 I,llm Hint after ,*t In tbe fifth Inning Heal had they had to pay him the near-#*.5,000 balls bctorc he lie times tint lift Mllll ill in 7 Innings y M two fanned. hit* mi.l giubbe.l Hartsel’s hot liner fie threw a I>. I. S. heat McMillan IS tu 12 la 1U he is getting The ii tliiu-H -it lint nfr Xamloch in Crawford's head salary that fouled one ball. second time up 2 inning* Twn-tiaae mile over Sain again Innings yesterday Fine Spring Trousers hit W.dtcr for practice As there This seems to be tbe beginning and swung at three straghr. ll« swung struck out Iti M till tit (Mvvi. .lust was no- /\/\ ka 1 n«*y body on heaVe did no darni.gc been reinstated la Chase as far Extraordinary Valuea— $0 Ke.itins »•> the Jack Britton has the end of the situation at bad balls a* he never does when Daniels. Hiirtsellt: Zam- Lines—Special at .... m,Vv lorti 1,1 the and s.-venth Innings Philadelphia boxing gra.es ufter "be- Tigers concerned, Broken After taking 2 (Swc-ney, Wolt.ri. K.-sting ln sixth as the are and it h is right. his third 1 ing for :»ll.ge.| taking with l*al 7. Cobb 2. High, Vitt ZtrnliM-hi Muses Mullln looked the best lie bait evi- barred means that there is no chance for the Regular $4 Valuea— $0 OC lunge, best it for the club house «-n Ha I is—*»rr in dently th<- that h>* M<>or< recently he Mull .1 t’nas^ coiiie to conclusion Tigers grtitlng Hal One-Day Sale Price illness and necessary retire- • ’**rr|. In nff /..mil.» h 1 . New > . Washington and Jefferson 7 up Values up IF. V* OXFORD*— Hla-k* and s.l over on hint tivlna to < 1 AQ/% QC Martin TRAINING ON A RANCH on suit* Krlila)' s*; grades, at They deprive - couldn 1 Hush of a ative in Ml. Ti l Slat.- Three Cushion theft Iti th.- third Inning \ri*-r he | Milliard tournament. Is In position t<> SPOKANE. Wash., May H—Light- Silk and silk lisle WOMKVN O % FORDS Aim SAYS HIS Mull,ll " WF.V* BOUT Ip .1 steal wln ‘ HO*F. ITCARTY get WITH fglled n was --c f in.-1 l ART , < ' • »•'.* *■ hl^ WHIle (»nn brrtfit! ?.*♦. kind t’umpj. JeKJUi AC retlt .-.I on ~ n 11 11 empted dbTi 1 victory over M. ***"l'onrtf Tast weight Champion- Ritchie eald QC- Hill Charles tile pair St grad*** Friday he took third mm Yltt fanned night. '>!• to 20, today that he will go Into training a for ail OJL PELKY WILL BE A Vearh g-.l 111.* i-los.-at resemtdance the second week In June on a Call- MERE for naught WORKOUT to a hit that went tn the WADDELL SERIOrSLY ILL forni.i ranch for his next appearance “Highest Quality for th* Least Money" CHICAGO, May I—Luthiy McCar PaciAo coast, asking the fourth when h<- -.uiaslie.l on. lut.-k at champion to Keating so haul that the big plt< her In the jing The champion expect* meet the FROM BLOOD POISONING tky's bout with Arthur Pelky, at Cal winner of the “Gunboat” . ouldn't get «>ut of the way lie kn<>< k- to hook up with either l each Cross ffa?, oa May U, wilt be nothing more Smith-Jess Willard fight, to he staged e.| tt Joan ulrd tossed >*ut Hob MINNEAPOI.IB, Minn.. May S.— or Joe Rivers for u Fourth of July In flan Francisco, on May llal Chase made a couple of these I workout, 17, Me “Rube'’ Wndtlell. who announced last engagement tkaa a training according to Carny said he thought no gloved hand catches that he is fnincus Bmlth - Sunday that he la through with bine champion, la In Chicago to- great for lie pulled down one on k JMg who attraction on the coast and that high lliihw 4« Vki in the ball forever, in suffering blood To Box For Flood Sufferers, McCarny. of s»t sixth from bid Manager. the two fighters he preferred to that prevented ••scar taking nhout six poison in Ms right rekidt of IN hi \ NAPOLIft. May * noeal McCarny found have bases knee. »k»' DETROIT'S LARGEST CLOTHIERS. mm/LMtH WHfll here hts man meet Willard a slight bruise he received in laai pugulist* will give a boxing exhibition him from Promot- McCarty will leava tonight for Cal- High made Woltci* extend himself today tonight Hamilton, deep . Frtdav‘» physician for the benefit of FMjkOairoy. of the mn. i when he lined p, enter in tits a ■ •MMUL prononnrod Ruhe'g condition aerlodg. I Ohio, flood sufferer*