Page Six THB DETROIT TTMES TUESDAY, MAY 27. 1913. All the. JVeuis— ....Edited by.... Yonker Honest Opinions NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT Ralph L. Ihe Men ‘Behind the Mask SAME BLOWS USED BY BURNS OF TEAM’S DEFENSIVE STANAGE POWER USE WASHINGTON CONSTANT THE ONE GREAT OF THE IS 9ECRET BACKED BY EXPERIENCE ON O’GRADY GOT M’CARTY Straight Left to the Jaw and Bucfesoful Chiba Are Usually GET TOO FAMILIAR WITH NEGRO PITCHER MENOEZ Right to Heart They Those Who Employ One AT BANQUET TALKB OF WOODY AT BALL GAMES. ET AL. Were Catcher Almost Alone THINKS WASHINGTONIAN SHAESPEARE,

with A pail player who wouldn t, at BROKE ARGUMENTS FOR AND While President Wilson THINK LUTHER ARE adap- first sight, be considered an ed- his usual good sense aud NECK WHEN HE FELL AGAINST CUSOM, HOWEV ER ucated mau. is the tability to conditions bus treat- Mende%, black Cuban pitcher. "Just for .*Catchers games which he has attended in us sible in * Y > tng beside him for years knew this city, It should uot be over- > *V: mm nothing looked that such bi artty may .ifflMm I of his off-the-tteld char- pre- acter. and wh thought it would Manager Jeuuings has the support be pursued until it becomes BY RALPH L. YONKER. sumptiou, says Ed Grlllu iu the be great sport to heur this igno- The developments the proceed- paal experience In hit* policy of in of rant Negro talk and to see him ings killiug Luther liming Stallage eaten practically all Wm hiugton Star. following the ot to conduct himself at a swell feed. recognized a# Tiger games. ”lt would bu well for those McCarty, generally the in Mendez left us tied to (lie post, champion, Anyone who turns back tin* musty who are inclined to Indulge white heavqweight b.' expressions intimacy to as it were. All night long, that Pelkey in round of page? of baseball history, and note* such of Arthur the firm black man said nothing what- Calgary, are 'cloaeiy, oannot fail to that bear in mind that while as an their bout at Saturdu> discover ever as to baseball, dice, gtu ordi- nearly all the pennant winners of pre- individual he might be gratified being watched with more than or even chickens. He sat there, nary vious years have had one catcher on by spontaneous manifestations Interest In Detroit and Windsor arlty, of such * faultlessly dressed, and talked because Tommy Burns, promoter ot the* bulk of popu even •*- their roster who has done* music, Shakespeare receiving through the previous questionable taste, it is impos- WiWSmt 1 of poetry, the battle and Pelkey‘s manager. is of the and Gervantes; pod- season. sible to consider bis status us of .world a former Detroiter, and Arthur Pel- tics and the balance of power; Sullivan caught the most games for a citizen apart from blB posi- key was born ami raised at (Chatham In of the of abstract science and the ad- and has relatives there and in Wind- White Sox when they copped tion as the incumbent ” the vance of medical knowledge 1906. Schmidt was king bee receiver presidential office, arid that the sor. for the Detroit Tigers In 1907. Kling dignity of the nation of which It is recalled by those who remem- vss the man most prominent behind he is chief magistrate is in- ber when Burns, then Urusso, stop- ‘the bat when the Cubs turned the volved In the manner In which ped boxing in Detroit by putting away .pennant winning trick in 1908. Olb- he Is recognized ou all occa- O’Grady at the D. Av., he toppled >aon did the heavy work throughout sions.’' O'Grady with the same blows that Pittsburgh OF put straight letr 10 year came DEATH McCarty 1909, the out LUTHER down, • first. Meyers was the whole show In the jaw and quick right to the heart. 1912, when the Giauts won out. It is thought that Burns relied a The one-catcher-for-all-gajnes the- M’CARTY PUTS AN great deal on fiiese to get the bet ory, hard as it Is on the man who is ter of McCarty and had instructed seems, WILL scheduled to work every day, DISCOURAGE Pelkey to go after the champion from the standpoint of experience, to strong from the start. be the best Still, there are argu- IN GOTHAM END TO BOXING There is considerable speculation ments both ways. BETTIWG upon the real cause for the death One side contends that to have one of the tighter. A Detroit physician player work all the time tends to WILLIAMS JOHN HENRY EDDIE AINSMITH who has had considerable experience the club if he Revival of Racing at New Y’ork ALVA Acting Premier of Alberta An- •wreak havoc with string Aiu- and will soon be handling tbe !n handling professional athletes and be hurt. Again, this side main- Man who follow baseball closely re- Griffs first catcher is he should Sees Effort to Enforce Anti- husky chap who handles slants of Bob Groom. Tom Hughes nounces That Law Will be is therefore a competent authority that some receiver handles one alixe the power that lies In a great sraith, the tains lightning delivery and Cashlon. believes that McCarty broke his ne< k better he does another. Betting the of the Idaho Carl pitcher than 1/aws catcher, like Bresnahan, Kling Thom- is The third of the Washington back- Rigidly Enforced when he fell to the mat and that it Is declared catching cyclone. Walter Johnson Ainsmith Lastly, »it that stops is Williams big, good was not factored when Pelkey hit out. NEW YOKE. May 27.—With the re- as and a few more of the top Hoteliers. better than ever this >ear, and has Alva the day after day wears a man natured of the young pitchers. him. He believes that the blow over side reply to the vival of racing here Friday, when the In the club of youngsters he built been doing the hulk of the work to pal He Opponents of this has been devoting much time getting PUTS the heart made him absolutely limp argument to the effect that It Metropolitan handicap will be run up to startle tbe baseball world last date for the Nationals. CORONER’S JURY Irst ready tx> get back the recruit pitchers in shape ami now so that when he fell it was a coin- happens for one catcher, doing as tbe feature event of the opening fall. Clark Griffith, manager of the Henry is about rarely regular, that the race settling down be NO BLAME ON PELKY parativeup easy matter for his head be out a of 18- day meet, horse today Washington team, has a catching de- into the game as a ami tuke is will the bulk of work, to for un men the snap the other every effort would be made partment ranks with any in the some of the burden off Ainsmith s taking his turn behind bat more to lilh neck off. ▼ery long time; and that declared that 'requently. There that well to take care to enforce the anti betting laws. Bet- land. shoulders. His Injured knee Is well are some who think catchers are able high McCarty’s backstopping best man ting In any will discouraged. Fight Opponents Claim That the the altitude affected of the until the form be heart It wag stated. No odds will be dis- and put it under extra strain comes back. Jury Was Made Up of fought To the second contention the an- played. and pocket slips will not be However. McCarty lias out in swer Is made that, if a catcher Is a written at the track on any of the WEAKNESS, that part of the country before and TWO HOMERS, KLAWITTER’S Burns’ Friends never complained. man, he should be able to handle events, ts the authorities can prevent good Pelkey all shoots come from whomsoever Discussion as to whether had of a punch to put Mc- they may. They illustrate this with FOR TIGE CALGARL, May 27—The AND A FREAK RUN TOO MUCH Alberta. Carty the way is muddling the case of Walter Johnson whose out he did killing of Luther McCarty lu last Sat- A1 Palzer, who defeated by was said to be doomed TRIALS — Weilman, the lanky St. Louis south- took third on Williams’ out. Then was Mc- sffectlvness QUALIFYING ST. Mo., May 27. (SpeciaD LOUIS. champion- with the release of Charley Street. paw. who was knocked out Saturday, Pratt hit a grounder to Rondeau urday’s battle sounded the death Carty for the whote hope —Home runs, a weak relieving pitcher boxing prov- ship. says ago Pelkey Yet, when Street was released to New came back strong, lie gave out onl> which got through him to Vltt, wtio knell of the game in the that some time York, Ainsmith did just as well AT INDIANAPOLIS aud a freak run proved too much for seven hits. returned It in time to get Pratt, but ince of Alberta, it was certain today. had no punch and that he hasn’t de- catching Mitchell, acting premier veloped says Thirdly, It is declared that the Tigers in their efforts *o make it Rondeau played first for Gainer, Johnston scored. 1 C. R. of one since. Palzer that out any star frame, the province, announced that the la* when he won the white hope tonrnev every day hasn’t worn straight from the Downs here who was still out with a bruised In the final the Tigers even- yet, majority four which prohibits professional boxing I’olkey was ho poorly rated that he to any great extent the Cars Must oG at Least 75 Miles yesteday, thus stay in sixth place. thumb. ed the count. Crawford aud Cobb | being physically to and fight matches in Alberta will be couldn't even get In the tournament. of receivers able Browns took the contest. 4 to 3, The Tigers scored first in the first. singled, Sam going to third. Veach or an to Right The rigidly hereafter. It Is the other hand, those who saw- endure bard work. Hour Retain only one straightaway ruu. Bush drove a single to Wellman, ad- forced Cobb. Crawford scoring. HigU enforc and cer- On with tain that Tommy Burns' arena, de- Pelkey at Windsor tills winter sav Both sides have able contentions. pitched good ball for the Tig- vanced on Vltt’g sacrifice, and after rati for Veach. third on Mo- been instances in the his- of Entry Dauss stroyed by early yesterday, that he is great big fellow with a There have ers, gonly three hits in seven Crawford strolled pulled a double riarty’s single, aud scored on Stall- Are will a tory. game, undoubtedly, when allowln be rebuilt. Though the coro- wonderful punch. They say that he of the INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.—Weather of them were homers. steal. They got Bush at the plate on age’s base hit. Klawltter ended me never backstop, from innings, but two jury night exonerated said than he didn’t know much the absence of a star permitting, the qualifying trials for Johnston both putting tbe Cobb's roller to Pratt, but Tyrus Inning by lifting to Maisel. ners late last that causes, rendered Austin aud Pelkey all for the about boxing but that lie injury or other has the entries to Friday’s 500-mile auto right bleachers pranced off first and kept the play Austin bad singled and Wallace had Arthur of blame scientific everything be- ball In the field would punch with ativ of them. TIB ineffective the pitchers, to be held today. A speed in for Ihiuss there long enough for Crawford to walked when Hall replaced Klawltter killing, the crown authorities were equanimity the race were Klawltter. who went Fight evidently ing restored to when an hour Is required to be him in the slide under Stovalls throw to the in the last of the ninth. Alexander not pleased with the verdict. kick lie rated as his best again of 75 miles after Ihibue hud batted for Jury veteran donned the •‘stuff” of tying plate sacrificed and Hall purposely passed opponents charged that the asset. Instances, too. shown for the distance of one lap eighth, was unsteady. H«> let the for a run. There have been got Wellman, to was made up of men on good The exonerating of Pelkey by a cor- the speedway, 2 1-2 mllea. The run over In the eighth and allowed In the fourth inning Johnston a Compton, who hit for pitchers seemed to have worked thref get terms with Burns, it jury, which Is by op- when expected arrive get Hull reliev homer with none on. and in the fifth, make a chance for a double. There and was oner's declared a particular catcher be- Isotta cars were to two men to on before boxing better with today, give them repeated. none, however, when Brief intimated today that criminal pro- ponents of to be friendly to Joe Wood here which would ed him. Mark was unable to stem ttte Austin was hind the plate. maintains grounded to Bush, bringing ceedings would not be dropped, at Burns, heightens the suspicion that receiver, he less than three days for tuning up, tide, the Browns shoving over the win- After Klawitter replaced Dauss in Austin he likes Cady as a as least for several days. the burning of the Burns arena was and drivers practice. ning two out. the eighth. Johnston doubled. He over the winning run. always seems to work better with run with not altogether unsatisfactory to Tom- him than with any of the others. GIBBONS AND PERRY my himself. It is sure that it wouldn't And there have been Illustrations he worth anything as a fight arena where hard work has killed a good ARE READY FOR BOUT In Calgary for many a year and always catcher. There are somp who HOPE GRIFFITH PEEVED probably the $5,000 Insurance he Is STANDINGS POLO BETTORS May Mike Gib- will maintain that Johnsons terrific Box Score PITTSBURG. 27 supposed to have on the $7,U00 strip uncomplainingly day bons and Jimmie Perry both report •hoots, handled j ture looks better to him that the Street, broke thei fit and anxious for the after day by finally ODDS AT BAN JOHNSON themselves building Itself FOR PROPER at star backstop’s bout at the A. C. show former Washington • AMERICAN LEAGUE Northern s Over in they believe that DETHOIT. Kxposltion park, night. Windsor great endurance, and where the cause; Thursday of McCarty from KTttUIKd. AB R H O A E ♦he deatli will have no being sent to New York, j <> Explanation Dick Loadman and Artie Lewis will of hit W I, Pet W L Pet Captain Ritaon, of the British Rush. m s « 0 2 I 4 Is Sore Because No effect on Windsor boxing. he to the minors, j 3 o u clash In the whence later drifted A thirties 22 in, riKH Boston ... 15 19.44 1 Vltt. 2b 3 1 l* semi-final This is the first time that a death Coding back to Jennings and pre- j Cleveland -’4 17 .♦'.«? st. Louis. IT 24 .416 Team, Has SI,OOO He’d < rawford. r. 1 3 1 1 t 0 o Followed Reinstatement of Cobb, n o » as McCarty’s has happened in It seems likely that Hughle YVash'gt'n 19 M >7B ikmi-oH . . 10 28.3*8 c. f. 4 l o Hal Chaar, New >ork \auk»' itar such cedent. f»*S 1. f 0 1 0 o ;i Clilcm 40 21 16 . New Turk 924 .I*l to Place Veach. 4 0 Altrock first Mhck'-r, secured married itcenr * Canada. Stanage most of the time. It Like High. 1 f 0 0 u <• will use J 0 1 to wed til* second time yesterday, lie open fact that In fielders work liiiklh;’* RftuUa. Rondeau, lb 3 0 u 16 1 1 is an was divorced from his flrst wife. lljiliN*-llkrPrinting. Vo fuss »n1 when there Is St 1.0 :i- ’ Detroit 3 Morlarty. 31. 4 o 1 0 4 t> most successfully a '• The plain, neat kind that '* Stanwge, c 0 2 I feathers. Wsshlngu n 9, Athletic* 4—l. - 4 4 no shoots YORK, May 27 A large " aeliealiileal to Pit- Main l4!OI «.r City UK.. man handling the pitchers’ Boston 3, New York t. NEW Mu o*B, p 2 0 0 0 2 I PHILADELPHIA. May 27—Clark Kaatern High la meet John R.-st. English p 0 the Hides at Mack Park this afternoon John R.-st. Phone Main 14»H. in whom they have entire confidence lUun nt <’levelaiul supporters eof the Klawltter, 1 0 0 0 o any explanation that his comedy two failings, slight son, of the Rrltlsh contingent, has Malsel, c. 4 0 2 league Johnston, 1. f 3 2 2 1 0 <» be) and constantly on the lookout for NATIONAL to place pitcher had been “reinstated.” The SI,OOO which he would like Will Imp. a. r. f 8 0 0 0 0 •) TO to SIGNALS NAPS principle seems « Nationals' Insists that he W. SOX AS DANGER them. The same at odd* of &to Many Americans Prwtt. 2b. 4 0 0 0 4 0 manager apply to a catcher as It does to an W l.Pit W LPct amounts say .Stovall, lb 4 0 1 18 0 0 has always kept within the number the Sox must he consid- behind him. he would win more games with larger or smaller " That Red If the Is die- ( Phillies. 21 7 760 Chicago 18 17 514 'A uatln. 3b 3 2 2 1 2 players by. the rules, and Hughes hag inflelder himself. latter Brooklyn odd* reversed. At Wallace, s of allowed factors than he would lose. lost of 19 14 f*7B P!ttah'rtrh 18 1 9 457 the should be .3 0 1 3 6 I ered as pennant is the asser- abled In any way the substitution New York 1« 14 ,S:U Host on 1118 said that large Alexander, c 3 0 0 4 1 0 that Altrook s suspension was a piece his power to beat us, while Mullln is 879 Piping Rock it was " Birmingham, of th« • .3i'| > tion of Manager Joe a utility man tends to demoralize ‘ St limits 17 18 .T# I im Inn'll 10 23 have heen cabled from Eng Wellman, p. 3 0 0 0 3 of nonsense a man who needs a strong batting play. It seems amounts •Compton 0 0 0 0 0 t) Naps. team Taken all in all. the English ♦ "Johnson can’t cut In on the Wash- the club behind him. As for the recruits, might llntdiV* Results. land by supporters of Brief 1 0 0 0 0 o one catcher contenders ?. ington 'lll strongest must of that the Now York 7. Boston team, the sum being placed as high as club.” Griffith declared. "Just at present, the three I see more them before I ven- have the host of It, for. backed as It Phillies 8. Brooklyn 8 (11 Innings). Totals 31 4 8 27 1 5 1 have nothing more to do with that clubs in the league are Chicago, Bos- ture an opinion. experience by strong ■ Unln st Pittsburgh, $160,000. baa been by and i fellow.” ton and Cleveland.” declares the • Why 1 rank Boston and Chicago big leaguers who j ltsln st Cbionj|o •Hatted for Wellman In ninth. contentions from ♦ Batted for Mntsel In ninth. youthful leader of the Battlers. "If so high Is that they have the pitchers. aurely ought to know, the successful j Tuesday's (dnmss. 3Be* ted for Daus* In eighth. Athletics pitching stafT were In Boston began the season overconfi- employee Boston. |Two out when winning scored ITS THE TOP OR the manager Is the one who the \ New York at run better shape, I would Include them, dent. Then It got crippled and was number of men behind the bat <’lnkeon . 7 11.819 Bush, In the box streak he did In 1912. out today, in spite of the that he Htanagr, Austin Hit by pitcher Pittsburg, where he will take up his not as strong as Cleveland. ns Ix>ok for Flint ... 8 9 .iflO Karoo. ... 7 11.889 fact fold*. waa In last night** encounter By Dauss, Johnston. Mtntrk out former occupation aa an electrician. Johnson Is a wonder. I’d be craxv the Red Sox. I say They’ll t>e In the bested By T'euaa 3, by 3. Wild pltcu *v Monday’s Meswlts. with Patsy Hrannlgan, of Pittsburgh. Wellman Pape's decision was announced when not to admit that. Groom is a good first division by the time' we come » Danes. Ttnio -1:56 t’mplrea- Hil- had to win flsttle Preek 5 Bay rlly 2 President Informed him that he pitcher. With a better hitting team hack from the east next month. Th* Yankees tHad Bain elsewhere. McCun nutboxed the veteran, but whs debrand and Connolly, Stein m gam* on tholr home ground*, out**en#relled by th* more expert- was to he farmed out to a Canadian league Pape sign but for tho 12th time failed. Be- Tuesday's Baines. anrad Pittsburgh lad. P was the first •4l«eiimallani i,« club. refused to Bottle Creek sf tiny city, 4«r«»rg* Slaler'a inn dlont atruek out eight men, and the Racine hoy experienced will Ue,o> tpr Michigan pitching star with any league lower than the Inter- Adrian at Magi new defeat of tlgome gave hlta. KslaniNKno. light game. out fer e«»me tltnn until national, and whan his demand for an but five lonising at slnee he started In the Me w irrn weather HANK O’DAY GOES TO GREAT EFFORT TO Flint cornea at P-aet. release he Three error* by Waehlngton st Jarkemt. showed more cleverness, but was un- unconditional was refused announced that through. PROVE HE HAS SENSE OF HUMOR gave tho Athletic* the flrat game able to handle himself as well as his Itnalgeae-Mke Printing. No fuss an he waa header, but the aeo> IN i lilts ViU',\ \ L LEAGUE followers expected in the close range no feathers The plain neat kind tha •fa double lock ( right. work In which Mrnnnlgan excelled. Tlm«* Printing C’«, 1 Kc gltMi'Vn pigeon raring season la and ohowod whore the etrength of John M st. Phone Main I4il. ahopt to opan really conceal- BTABnn». "This Idea that Hank O'Day has no sense of humor,” says Tons the Natlonala la w f, P--t w r. p«-t * Clarke, Red catcher, "Is all wrong I dd. Walter Johnaon pitched, al- Buff.iln.. ’J 1 12 rtj.t f'rnv'rt’a* If* 17 mi shall never forget one after- lowed but two hlta In aeven In- NowarV . 30 1S ,658 Toronto 14 17. 453 noon when we were having a most strenuous game, and everybody five men, got Baltimore 18 !• .5*9 Montreal. II <8 448 kicking. Huggins coaching ning*, atruek out C|i, was Miller was down by first and Hocheat’r 16 17 .485 ter. „ 1114.418 CY MORGAN IN three hit*, one of which waa a REAL BASEBALL POLES OUT HOMER THAT squawking madly, lie began to storm at O'Day, who seemed to be homo run, and otole a baae. Monday’s Itesialls. giving the St. Units pitcher a bit the worst It the Baltimore ♦. Newaip 1 of on strikes. s The Phlllloe had te make a Jersey Pltv 8, I'rntlilriiti# I. Aw. say. call 'em when they are over!* yelped Huggins. 'Ain't you 8 • WINS GAME JUST AS driving 11th Inning flnlah to beet Montreal Toronto HE DOES IN MORIARTY'S PHOTO-PLAY got a strike concealed In vour clothes, anywhere? Call ’em, call Buffalo 8, Itooluist* r 2. ’em the Dodger*, but Increaaed their say, thnf was a penrh what, Why, you—, l’> Morgan, hero of the movi«*s, pol- li tg him r#» give his daughter In mar- who works for the movies people when BALL? and right lead In the race. The Dodger* O'Dav stopped Ihe game. ed h home nin in (Jeorge Mortar:v h riage to h ItHNohnll crazy |/»ver--he ue isn't hnsehaniug, waa the only rr** here “Never a word did he say, though. a pear balding game, pil- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION He up Into the *kv« he hls player plctnre play ami fans the country over litid the dope alter all. in tile contpHti) wtio knew how to looked then ran gaze around the field; ing up a|n error*. who recognised former wug then he knelt down nod peered around the edge of 4T4 4IHHO. the Athletic Harry Richard Morgan proved stand at tlie plate that ha used. the home plate. help- to T The Deaton Drove* have W I.P t W |.|», f pitcher in the tllm shook their ribs it iaat week whuti he not only pitched Or It may have been that tt just hap- Then he walked over the bench, picked up the bat hag. and look- id the Qlante out wonderfully In Cnlumbu* 2»» 1 4 6«ft Min'gells 19 18 414 with glee. a great overtime game for Kjmsaa Citv pened that the real Athletics were ad into it. Suddenly, as if he had Just discovered Mllw’keo 23 .it ■Si Paul It* him. he stared at running, and 17 Ik <4. >■ ilnaplng In the con fjs'lhlllt 71 444 44) D*i ,: • *op of Moriartj luit saved his club inun defeat m* photographed just as Morgan was hat Huggins 'Huh? You. was It. nihklng ail that day. l» l»**l «t*»*l»s 1 n f•* i it> ilie noise?' growled again y enter Mar City .. pionophiv tit” ('oliiuihiia »» frlbuWd Kan 72 18 .658 Toledo 12 28 21* wim had baseball Idor the hands of ‘by -driving t «ng Hank. 'Huggins, you some up out of that grass, so 1 ran see you?' era* at hta beet, but the of the movie* clotit the hall over the httnte run over right field However that may have the Hug jMM Monday’s Results. tin* wall been Ami was as silent as a dead clam all the rest of the afternoon drove Jamoa from * Vibti the Milwaukee 3 Minto-e poll* 1 lence Into the window of t)i,* tirouch lor the tying run. coming event forecasted its shadow on /tßeMid hi the aeventh. Louisville-India reipolls. rain. office, making him a h’nn and compel- It niav have lien only because Cy. the screen.