Page Fourteen ™THE TIMES: FRIDAY, MAY S, 1912.

Edited News and Views if j / Ralph Truth and Sincerity THE TIMES SPORT PAGE l. yawnor]

GRIPSACK SI I.EARNS TONSORIAUTIS IN A CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL AND PROBABLY LOSES HIS MIRROR. : 100IS IKE 1101 OF ! r [ Ira .!. ... fin | ENGAGEMENTS FOB OIF kx . I. . i .r. [ A. WORKS THIS TEAR

. Magnificent Pitching Was the Biggest Factor in Winning Yesterday I k NEW SHIFT WORKS WELL

Was Good in Fielding aid Running Bases; Vitt O. K. at Second

BY RALPH L. YOSKER. There will be plenty of work In the Jangle this year for -Lawyer- Philosopher Ralph Work*. Judßiug 1 Kilbane cancels Dundee bout; Tigers 1; Browns 0; Are you here again, Ralphie ? from the magnificent he AVIATORS HAVE $60,000 twirled against the rejuvenated Couldn't have asked for a nicer day swooped down, the wind evidently thi stands than PerrlSie and Dlneen did for this came cut.-hiug it. It was a hard one for th'.B week. The rrowd liked their work Drowns at Navln flold yesterday. Will take on Frankie Burns Hogan doubtful and to keep hts eyes on. better. There w«a only one far westerners to IN THEM The content started oft ragged had to chase two When he held the decision and Kuan slow, speeded up then dragged When got enabled his ow n I igers and Cobh on on a In tin- then for disputing that, but he clung five hits and 3.—Johnny Dundee, feather, PMZESJIEDGED again nearly Into the two-hour class. eighth, Lake threw more balls to keep run. CLEVELAND. Ohio. May a New York to hla own idea. . to win by a single forty peo- Ty hugging first than he did to get In missed to meet the world’s champion, Jobuuy Kilbane, when he Just a lew over thousand In the press box not more {There will be plenty of work his chance Contestants To Pass Over De- paid to see Kalphle beat the Tigers. the butter A worker lost to Charlie White. Kilbane today cancelled his engagement with Dun- ple than m (leak away from the writer sug- Jungle this year for Third Base- Thirty-three to be exact. Lake Delnhanty gested venda tie May in his stead take on Burns, During Race Starting almost beaned In naively that the man who George Mori- dee for New York. 14. and will Frankie of troit They almost had Works' dog. kicking the eighth. Del dodged and the ball ‘‘pii-ha-ha-hopcorn” talka broken Eng- r Man-Son Wrlter-Boloist Jersey, date, in crk. afty. Judging from the excellent New the same New Y September 15 it arour.d, tn the getaway. He foxxled fouled off Ills bat Lake, with copious lish. No ambulance waa needed; he bsaeball he played In the Held when Shotltn’s hunt, and tl en fall-d to reach words, assured Del that he was not • locked the brick. Austin's. But he got Stovall's, fann-d trylhpsto Injure him. Just, for that the had no chanea to do anything Loudens old stand at rounding him. I.&porte’s fly back of Hogan Cobb he took Bill Laporte. and made lift. ungrateful batter drove the ball to the on the bags yesterday. He hlmaelt keg-o-beer corner, and Judgiug first was allowed to sail almost to rocky left field fence, one of the longest hits sin- tl|e May 3—Promoters of The Tigers got the work out on three times, but after hla two also from his thieving way of hauling port before Oscar realizM that It THERE GOES JIM EIINH CHICAGO. of their system early Works' fozzle In of the ytar gles he waa forced at second, and after himself around the tow path wbea he Was up to him to tack over to it. the American Gran dClrcuit Aviation the first and Bush’s boot In the sc-ccnd, Nobody said. "Won’t you come home. hla double Crawford waa an easy out. when he let have two bags on BUI Dailey" when Wallace ran the d-r- They him dose'on the second Then he did so and used the harpoon today have $65,000 In prize Pratt watched got on bases. race a single Were the only offenses --rlch out. Somebody did Insist on yell- sack when he waa there though. not the fact effectively. 10 HIS TRIIIIRG CAMP ing Also. If It were for money pledged, $25,000 by Chicago One double-play was the Tiger limit. "Come on. Ralph” three times an Wild Mill Donovan made hla dally Stanage so perfect a Jim Delahanty can play the out- Moriarty Inning, however. appearance the coaching lines. Bill tkat Oscar Is the remainder by cities on the Wuliaoi and Krlchell died. to on for promising youug field. Os that there vas no doubt. and Vltt to Gainer. While Pratt, the touted one. dldn t still has a few weeks’ vacation before model 1,800-mile been have much city, might But just to demonstrate it before a $50,000 For Moving: course which has Works loosened up some fine pitch- of a <-hence to show his he begins work lq this fair Refused splendor in the and« sense, having only at Provi- regular accepted planned. The race will start from ing with Austin at the hat in the third, Kd Lahtte lost to Buffalo for a Job be- critical home crowd he three chances, lie with the stick, & 2. He was be considered Rigrhts, Grant Park here Sept. 15 and the hut the fast thlrd-sacker hit deep to shined dence yesterday. to bat. caught good ball some one of involved Picture Says getting two singles in four times up for Berkendor! hind the for he chances ahich pass the fol- Bush for a single. touched ten hits. Works long running contestants will over The Browns had two men who were him )< sterday, handling well and a stab. Curley No two In the same Inning was caught Jack lowing cities; Lincoln, Neb., Kansas hits credit -d with only two times hat fging out everybody who threateu- Ouslow, too. followed up his ad- helped Kalphle lock a real at Baumgartner, the Browns’ sensa- P Ixjuis. Indianapolis, what like during the nine Innings. 1 hla home vance with satisfactory re- City, Mo., St. pitcher. Krlchell an tional recruit, whs called to e< at theft. notices Wallace Were up three times each and of Illness in hla family, but Cleveland, Detroit. Cincinnati and ninth things on atcount Furthermore, the Vitt-Delahanty sults. After seeing Kocher and On- For an instant in the each was ottered transportation once. he expects to be here for one or CHICAGO. May 3.—’Get a bet up. lifted back long expected, as It perform the lot Dayton. looked cloudy. Luporte. first Egan and got fewer from gamea. al Ift, so looks If slow both on home Flynn among and Vltt. Evans calls the all depended fans are that the catch- down on before the morning out Crawford. Gainer hid come to stay. It the satisfied of the Fourth.” young Everybody gazed for a while until Vltt handled himself ing equipment of the Tigers is O. K. McFarland and da»hed and copped the ball over u on how Oscar This was the lust word to Chicago out ai Dun the keystone. He did exceed- the foul line Experience will prevent fight fans given by Jim Flynn, Pueblo ERNE ARE RE-MATCHED recurrence iqjg well, so there seems to be no After Bill Bailey, southpaw, wob- a of that fireman, who today is on his way to last innings a nian for the reverse English in bled in the first and second innings PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 3. In the four not rinson Las Vegas to prepare for his battle got beyond first base on Works. The Hughie's yesterday. Joe laike, spltbalList, Packey McFarland has beeu rematch- got next command. with Jack Johnson, on July 4. two that on at all were passed shifts made by worked splendidly for the Browns. ed to meet Young Erne here in a six- The decision calling Pratt out at The wholesale Curley. Flynn’s be- Today probabilities in box Jack , round go the night of May 15. third In the fifth when Lake forced him Manager Jennings yesterday were so the the on Works very the fore leaving here with his hope an- to have met months on hit. grounder to was numerous as to require a jobber for are Covington or Dubuc for They were some close. proper distribution. But when Tiges and Frill or Hamilton, both nounced that he had refused $50,000 ago but the bout was called off be- their for Flynn’s share of the moving pic- That was a terrible mess In the LARGEST * CLOTHIERS. delivered, they gave lefties, for the Browns. cause the Stock Yards scrapper had Tigers’ get only DETROIT'S ogee properly will wiu first to one run out of While not hit- tures. believing that Flynn received a "blue eye,” and did not with fust men like Bush, Vltt and Cobb eatire satisfaction. pictures bags any stronger than usual, the and the will make the own- care to take chances of having the on th-- all at once. Two hits ting two bases on balls, a and BARGAIN FRIDAY In so ers rich. optic damaged. They will meet at 138 chib played together the lot DILLON WIU SETTLE a got only one counter. well and Works’ pitching was so pounds, weighing in at five o'clock Joe Lake was effective enough to gOod that one run was enough to on the day of the battle. win any ordinary game Four hits, two to Cobb, one to Crawford and one day of rare to Delahanty Is a record for anybody It GRUDGE WITH KLAUS PICKUPS FROM THE Harvard Good. will be a Second Twirler be proud Only tbe best fus got Mass, May to of (For once In his baseball history BIG LEAGUE FIELDS CAMBRIDGE. 3.—There to him. stfcce leaving the far-famed Medicine With Austin Refereeing, One of is talk at Harvard that Jack Bartholf. Moriarty and Onslow were at bat saving opportunities hat, Ralph Works achieved a victory second string twirler, will move up only three times and officially only need to a regular Crimson berth because twice, each getting a walk for which no alibis can or be Best Fights of Year Ex- when We will close out tomorrow offered. This is not the first victory Mister O’Day’s team continues of his remarkable work against Bow- I Bush had se-'ond stolen Vltt pected yesterday. He allowed rha Maine I that Ralph has given the Tigers. Not From Middles right along and the writer# of doin I reeded to purloin again. & $17.50 collyege only in 4 to 0 350 Reg. sls by any meant. But many of hit sports who have been waiting to four bits a | Dclahanty’s long fly to the left-field former success came when his team- tell In tad terms of the finish of victory for Harvard. ’fence started to go over It but then mates were hitting out bales of runs NEW YORK. May 3.—With the vet- a precocious umpire are still to cover him irp if he were wobbly> eran Sam Austin selected as the third waiting. Fine Spring Suits none that yester- man in the ring for tonight's clash, The Fogel-Dooin troopers have jßut there was of New York Race Track Owners Will Plain Blue Serges and Fancy Mixtures day. He pitched a great game and between Frank Klaus, the Pittsburgh- removed the little silver horse- hJ deserved to win. Scattering the er. who claims the middleweight ti- shoes from the tops of their lids five hits to as many inntngß and in- tle, and husky Jack Dillon, the In- and are holding them in reserve Watch New Anti-gambling Effort For Men and 1 stay dianapolis crack, the stating that all of them should one of the beat as jinx extinguishers until Young Men, at Not hoped J If within the Infield is some Job. fights of the year here is for end of the series with the Giants. Meadowbrook Steeplechase Association To Try New Scheme To a hit from Work* was ticketed to by the fans tonight. The men meer It’s the game of baseball when Stop Betting Tomorrow go. great leave the down-town district. Pratt’s at catchweights and between theme the Highlanders, kicked and cuff- All broken lots must hence these the second, got March, Friday sales Each week special prices will bounder to Bush In is a grudge dating from last ed by all comers, wander into New York, May 3.—The owners of the various race tracks in this state he named—you can't* afford to overlook the away from Donie Into the suburbs. when Jack Welch gave a decision to Philadelphia and proceed to take will watch with a great deal of interest the operation of the new rules, great opportunities presented Otherwise there wouldn't have been Klaus at the end of a 20-round go on two games in a row from the put into effect at the meeting of the Meadowbrook Steeplechase Assocla a ball touched the outfield. the coast. Dillon insisted at the time world’s champions. Mack’s pitch- tion at Belmont Park tomorrow afternoon. The association has had a set A great lot of Works didn’t win because the that he was robbed of Welch’s preju- era are having their troubles. of rules printed which binds the holder of tickets to refrain from gam- Browns were on a day off either. He dice. Pittsburgh's expensive young bling. It is thought that if this plan works ail right a public experimen- New Spring Trousers had all his music with him and he twiler, Mr. O’Toole, was able to tal meeting may be held later to see whether racing can be revived in Fine worsteds and Ctsslmeres In all sizes. expression * * played with technique and PACKARDS TO APPEAR make the management look upon this Btate. Very special 1 ;. ■ ju , that made lovin’ melody for the him as a good investment by curl- values w in AT MACK PARK SUNDAY crowds the stands. ing the Cubs up into a shutout. Special Bargain Friday offer of As Is the general custom among From now on the Detroit fans will Cleveland had a chance to pull his Papke Still Holds Reputation Fine mercerized . the Tiger he confined be able to witness first-class ball up Into third place yesterday but \T pitching. and washable V 6519 duties on defense mostly to games at Mack Park every Sunday, though Lajoie and Ball bumped

fielding weakness in . H 4 Showed the the Mack Parkers meeting strong op- the ball, Waiah and Lange spread as Prime Air Castle Tumbler Regular $3, 13 50 and $4 a g> getaway 1 retry when he muffed one ponents week on Sundays and the hits too far apart. roller each In the lot are all sizes. i and failed to get to another. also In mid week games, when strong Little Bobbie Groom had one . game of yesterday was Stops Billy Leech, a Policeman Who Beat From the Force To That clubs can be booked here. Next Sun- bad Inning against the Red Sox Very Special Values in mnscilage for Works. It was the Griffith Try Fighting Game in New York * day's offering is one in which the yesterday and Clark was Double texture, fancy stuff that will hold him to the Tigers. strong Packard team, managed by a trifle delayed in his race to keep YORK, May —Billy Papke held onto his reputation as a trim- $ Starting out strong early in the NEW 3. back SLIP-ONS at l .DU Morrle Reynolds, will attempt to low- up with the winning streak of the mer of greenhorns by stopping Bill y Leech, the policeman who left the spring. Ralph weakened. Waivers i er the colors of the men under Joe manager of the . force to try Che fight game, in the second round of their clash at the Na- were asked on him. at the same tfme name combination of Knet- night. A' AND GIRLS' new Spring Hats. Broken St. Schaub. The tional Sporting club last BOYlines, values up $2, as, on Lafttte. Then blew at • Ed \ zer-Schardt-Vingling apparently Leech never hail a look-in. At the start Papke without delay shot . Louis and sent to Providence. 2&C was ♦ like a pretzel party to floored the former cop. whip- Ralph's turn to Al sounded over a smash to the Jaw that Leech was Boys’ Caps, special at 2S«. Yesterday came Boston Germans and what was in the first round and af- show himself. is his Kllng’a ped with this first smash. He floored twice Blouses, worth 11. He assured of A CHANGE, SCORE they these three Brooklyn second, his threw SOISKTTE and Silk regular turn in the If he will con- FOR did to ter he had been dropped three times in the seconds BOYS'91.50 and 92. Broken box be expressed in ring. Papke comparison not to work as A BASEBALL GAME pitchers couldn’t their towels into the was fast in but was sixes Friday at Odt tinue he did. OF days. Ralph has looked good In the English. the Papke of former CAT BTOCKINOS, made with double the excitement wae « spring before; its up to him to keep ♦ • While all BLACKknee—only 2 pairs to a customer, it must be noted that on sale Friday at, pair 1 VC ; It up and be a regular Tiger in the DETROIT. going on Mr. T. Cobb of eGorgia, waa Men’s AB R H O A K Stiff president suspenders future. 33 batting av- and Soft Reg- Bush, a. s 3 1 1 1 quietly collecting a .750 ular 50c grade. 4 1 4 2 0 Genuine Vltt. 2b 0 erage for the day. HOW THE BIG LEAGUERS ARE RUNNING Friday George Mortarty got big <> at a hand Cobb. c. f ; 4 0 1 a o Hats I when he came to the bat to start the Cruwford. r. f 4 0 0 0 0 0 SOFT SHIRTS, fine mercerised Cloth 1 3 0 0 OLYMPIC Values up my * I second inning. He had just started Delahanty. If 2 0 OBERLIN’S MEN'SIn white and tan. soft French cuffs and t a double-play that retired the side Gainer, lb 3 0 0 S 1 0 CANDIDATE BARRED . NATIONAL LEAGUE. to $2.... to C separate soft collar to match. «a. Moriarty, 3b 2 0 0 2 4 0 Regular 91 quality. Friday aZf C a the retire- 4 2 0 I and had had hand in ~.. Onslow, 2 0 0 F. S ment of Mr. Pratt, touching him as Works, p 2 0 0 4 2 0 CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 3 —X. STANDING, National League. CONTINENTAL OXFORDS in Russia calf and Oun Metal, but- trarrlcaa Lragur. Blucher ? he tore Into third. Works, p 3 0 0 0 2 1 Paker, Oberiln’a beat all-round athlete, W.LPct. W.L.Pct. MEN'Ston and styles. m** Q & W.L.Pct W.L.Pct. values spite of fact George's has been barred from participation in Clnclnn’tl 12 2 .800 P’tsburgh 6 8 .423 Regular |4 at In the that 27 1 6 27 14 2 Chicago.. 12 4 75» Athletics 7 8 .447 N. York 10 3 .749 6 8 385 Totals the forthcoming Olympic games try- . Brooklyn hitting . . 10 5 447 7HI .412 lack last year per- Boston Detroit... .. l of and his ST. LOITIH. Boston 7 7 500 Phillies .. 4 8 333 to A B R H Oc_A h out at Evanston. HI., because as as- VVitsh'g'n 8 6 571 .St Louis. 510 .333 Chicago.. 6 8 .420 Ht. Louis. 510 332 I aiatent failure improve, he has 410 t kept a lot of friends who insist that Shotten. c. f 3 o 0 2 • 0 sistant phyalcal Instructor of Oberlln .Cleveland 7 7 .500 New York .286 Austin, 31 4 0 2 0 2 0 winter he bacame a professional. Rile la still better than William Lou- 3 a 0 10 0 this Yesterday's Results. Stovall, lb 0 vacancy an emergency Yesterday's Results. den I.aporte, r. f 4 0 0 2 0 He filled a In Detroit. 1; St Louis. 0. Pittsburgh. 8, Chicago, 0. is*: Hogan, 0 1 2 0 0 Oberlln, accepted pay for his ser- Chicago. Cincinnati. 10, Ht. Louis. 0. BUI has been given a chance to 1. f 3 at 3. Cleveland. 1. N'ny 4 0 2 0 4 0 and regrets cannot York. Philadelphia. York. 6. Philadelphia. 4. fv the stride that his apparent I’ratl 2b vices, now* that he New 11. 5. Brooklyn. 3 0 0 3 2 0 Boston, Washington, 5. Boston. 11; 7. ability ought capable Wallace, a s. enter the preliminaries with other 6: Now Ready! \ shows he to be Krlctiell. 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 athletic club aspirants. Pj®f, hut he has been unable to do so Bailey, p 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland St. Louis Ht Detroit. Today's Games. . 0 0 4 0 the Ohio and western P ft. At times he has been brilliant Lake. p. 3 0 Paker holds Cleveland at Chicago. Philadelphia at New York. again Intercollegiate records for the mile New York Philadelphia. Brooklyn at Boston. I and then mediocre in fielding. 6 24 13 0 Ht —Our Young has Totals 2* 0 two miles. Boston at Washington. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Men’s | His bitting not been good. It.rings. 123454730 and When the season first started it D. tm It 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •*—l »? was thought that the third sack was St Department t the only position outside of the box Hits—OfT Bailey, 2 In 1 Inning, off Lake. 1 in 7 Innings Two-base hlts-- specializing on £ that the Tigers needed to worry Oobb. Delnhanty. Sacrifice hits—Oaln- I about. The replacing of Louden by cr. Stovall. Stolen bases- Moriarty f. Moriarty would seem to substantiate Hush. Delnhanty. —Mori- art.v 2. Bosh Delahanty Double play | that idea. —-Moriarty to Vltt to Gainer. Left on I Aa uaual Morry failed to do any base#-—Detroit. 8: St I,oul*. 7. Klrat Store Your Furs hitting „ yesterday, but once luxe <>n bulls—-Off Works. 3: off Bai- SUITS he dW get On the paths on free transporta- ley. 3; ofT laike. 2 First base on er- (to order) at [ 1. Hit by pitcher—By atole deftly around to ror#-—St Louis. tion he third Works: Shotten. Struck out—By )) Suits and Coats Georg* has been wilting for this Works, 2. by Lake, 4. , Wild pitch— a chance to take an infield position He Hatley. Time—l:4B. Empire*—Egan I hag been relieved of whatever re- and Evan* Attendance—4.033. and ?. eponsibillty there was to his last -- - $25 #-■■■- S3O year's captaincy. has absolutely' ■ ■ t He A very superior grade of fabrfnp £ nothing now to think about while on high-class*tailoring the I: the field but playing basehail for the SHORT LENGTHS DERGAST and personal PEN ionable designs. Tigers Whatever his feel Jordan Inga. It la safe to say that playing . —+ i ■ ■ FIRE AND BUROLAR t|or the Tigers will he his main am Central High was m hedtiled for a PROOF. f game with I’nlon City High at the D. A. C. this afternoon. R***4sll The only exclusive garment storage building in the Middle States. Superior services. Un- at second was fast He Me«it«-a. Hit Detroit Hoalaeee fcOecar Vlti university. 2: yesterday equalled protection. Lowest charges. Jordan I tix that he Hrranaknn has ottered SftOO.Otm bed chances handled . Tailor and Shirt Makers mjrt|hout a mlscue He showed only for the Ht Louis Cards D. V. * had a game arheduled for Lafayette Boulevard- anil - that was not quite accustom % Phone North 1436 Third and Putnam Avea. liftmiMb ■NMite he Port Huron High at Port Huron to- p to the position and the men sur- day.