1915. Page Six THE DETROIT TIMES WEDNESDAY JANUARY IS. NOT Johnny Kling, Now Billiard Star, Finds In 1914 KING GEORGE’S MOST PRODIGAL RECLAIMING U 1 hree-Cush” All the Fascination of Golf
Y ■-W % PROSPEROUS YEAR ON TURF HARD TASK, SAYS DONOVAN Former Ball Flayer I ells How V' x He Became Interested In Royal Stables Win $58,744. ontracts. Law- Rescues Club Prexy—- Kjbet a Matter of C Pogue, C hamp Gridcler, His New Game Nearly JhJV \ It’a Hard to beat anyone of thia Given Raise, Is Story Which Ik Treble Pre- yer* and Smiling. C laims I* Also Champ Jumper i m quartet at vious Season's three-cuahion billiards. Ooorge Whitted, outfielder of the Amount Bill URBAN A 111.. Jill) 13.- Here is BY JOHN KLING \ Braves, the Univer- - Above, Johnny Kling. of Kansas City. was not traded to Phtla Harold Hogue, famous of Cuba 9 delphia for Jf*i Magee, a* Star sity of Illinois half back. In an- (Former Catcher the Sherwood Now Leading Race for to right, Jess Leon, wax predicted, and It la JOEL, OF AFRICA, athletic role- that of a and Reds. ’r^H Below from left now said LEADS for pipp and other Champion- that has given a Ideal Juniper Pogue’s Three-Cuahion Billiard he been nice WITH broad While ML Chicago; Maupome, Philadelphia, and tatae by Gaffney, of the FIELD $154,930 HIGH IS NOT CLOSED fume a football player ship.) 1 President as brilliant Boston National!*. And thereby is wide, it is not so generally game is the most \ Kieckhefer, Milwaukee, three The three-cushion J August hang* a bit melodrama, nay the known that the little fellow r* the popular form of billiards. Its popu acrU»eß down nouth. During Jockey conference champion In the broad of the leaders who are disputing one Irishman Premier In Be, Though. Saya Ex-Tiger. larit> is much like that of golf and is of the hunting parties given by |WiIl jump \ Manager » championship. Stallings England For First Time Ijist Hogue jump to the fact that anyone can plav Kling's rights to the at hi* Macon. Who Viaited Hi» Detroit year won th« du Ga.. plantation In the conference meet, in July, it and enjoy the contest, yet to play thin winter. It la Many Years aald that Whitted and a New York In "Friends This Week at Dayton, he leaped 23 feet 4 the best the bil- /To\ I * it brings out newspaper - well reamed Gaffney 1 ft inches in the Central A. A FT. man Hr the average from death in a quicksand bog. f, jf.v championships. It is expeci»*d lianlist has in stock. To ■ player of three cushions I’he trio said King George, of Englaud, celebrated WILCOX. that he keep up this clip in billiards are to have been | BY HAROLD V. will and a fair quail hunting, the of the enmiug the great your 1915, and he will he a factor offers the most action when Gaffney slip >ear of . “Mr. Wild BUI, what was ex that victory ilia ped off log war by winning purse* amounting to In the performance of Harry Gill’s chance of over a Into th» swamp The patience In gentle of reclaim superior. promise of a $58,744 with siring of horse* the art champions raise followed the bis race fifteen-three, all many thousand* oi Ling prodigal ball players and saving Pogue is now rmining for the Fifteen-two and reacue. according to the yarn. This exceeds by masters any previous year'* winning* mothers who were on the verge of mak- broad leap, as he will compete the balk line games. are dollars games. In those games the ordinary The the began hia ca- > lag the fatal leap Into outlawed re- against the University of Califor- ruler of Briton* player has no chance, while at three reer a* a patron of the turf In 1911, | atfona ? Were there scenes of wild re nia this spring, when the lllini cushions a fair player with a steady mj when his horse* won the trifling sum Ittorae. forgiveness and pledges of un- track men go to Berkeley. dying allegiance, ala Walter Johnson stroke aud a little luck has a real 1 0. B. IS of $8,245. equivalent to a paltry Fed tii the man who, perhaps, LOADING ITS eral league bonus Clark Griffith? Just how did you icharce beat contract ,*nd visit in Detroit, and will eagerly look to 250 at balk royal began : wean to old Home- could play him 1.000 In 1912 the speedsters Caldwell back the day bring stead In Uttle ol’ New York, and save forward to the when I can Itne. to carry the king'* color* more con- iny own major league to My experience has been that CANNON scientiously their H*uk from his contemplated folly?'’ club Navin own FOR FEDS and netted owner rosily—that’s field for a battle before my old three cushions is the most fascinat- $20.d40. The next year the regal win- k Mr. Wild BJU smiled affording Enough to you know his other friends." ing of all the table gitines. nings climbed to $22,400, aud In 1914 let Here that greatest general- Mogul* and Legal Lights .In Se- name told a simple smile became roseate the opportunity for they nearly trebled King George’s Is tkmovan—and “I've got up that pitch a study any the romunce out of a bet I’ll ship and for of of cret best horse lH*t year wa* Friar Mar- tale all the nine-inning against Tig- perhaps know, my Conference Over Reply the baseball war. full game the games As you cus. which won the Middle Park plate. ers next heat them, genie pool. 1 much "Well, went down to Cald- summer—and lias been devoted To Suit Despite the fact that 20 race meet- l Just my while basebnll player to ings usually In state, we re too” of time a which are held on the flat w*n*a home. York and of game. newed acquaintance pleasantly.” said The Joy was taken out the an- the fifteen-ball pocket during the course of a summer were however, when, pressed Occasionally I played for wiped by Joel, Bill. '"pkep, after we had decided nouncement. billiards CHICAGO. Jan. 13.—Organized base- out the war. J B the a query whether he really ex- amusement. It was not until after I Africa, captured r that other, went with ball’* of to fight millionaire from prize we liked each wo pected the occasion- as gave marshaling force* down see his lawyer, and the old to take mound had retired a catcher that I the Federal league suit began here lu money to the sum of $154,030 and was to ally. Bill said that his rnglc game consideration. jvUh .the Yankees was pro- he w*as afratd the serious earnest today. With case sched- at the head of the list of winning own- contract pitching days were all over, except Indeed, many thought it the duced for Inspection. His lawyer told like others. I uled to be called betore Judge ers possibly in exhibition games too much to be really Federal Bay that the contract would stick In contained luck laindis one week from today, the Waldorf Astor flni*hed second on a scientific game member of i courts, so he decided that he would gathering of mogul* is on. the list. H. B. Durvea. a The race in both the major leagues The more 1 studied it the more pos- the Attor- Jockey of America th** ; play with the Yankees next year, and ney* representing club* in the the club and* last season supported con- sibilities I saw in the game and the the racing ' that Is all there was to It. pxcept the American and National leagues one-time partner of Harrv tention about the Injury done a club interested I became were race, the fwendlng back of the bonus to the Buf- more set Payne Whitney, won one by Interference business of- resemblance to golf for another secret conference to- has from the Its struck me day Derby, with Durbar 11. Durbar IP* feds. That been done flag w and forcibly. at which Han Johnson. Garry "Personally. F think that Caldwell fice. All four of the inners You know a man who gets victory netted Mr. Durvea $32,250. Mr runners-up league last sea edge efficiency Herrmao and Secretary Heydler, of to return to organ in the big Just that little of on Whitney’s big string of horses had a had been anxious under the deml fellow, the National league, are to discus* ball for some time, and I think son were absolute the other who finishes with bad season—the worst in many years 'tied the managers All of the easy putt instead of trying a plans with lawyers for the national ! a of other hurdlers nance of an for and only won $17,150. that there are lot fifteen-footer, commission attorney* representing way. They have clubs In which It is known that there is the winner. ft Is Not an American Jockev Is found in who feel the same any the way the tw’o big leagues. Herrmann ar- hastily, anger, is Interference at all from that at three cushions. You need the list of the 20 most successful rid Jumped sometimes In divi- rived here today from Cincinnati. they have had chance to owners finished in the second the little added efficiency which a billiard ball although he may ( cue, finishing with the wrist drive in England for 1914. Neither Dan and when a and. Great aecreoy attache* to what will ers sions of both leagues. makes the difference between a miss the ball, you will find that his [added to the momentum of the arm ny Maher or Frank Wooten, who ordi icool off. they have been sorry. T at today's pow-wow. While In Detroit. ‘‘Wild Bill" had to scratch piaver and a ten-handicap perfect, nat ! give force and inrsure transpire The high list, wouldn*/ be surprised If a majority of stroke is because it is and cue more O. nnrlly are in such a won take lot goodmatured ragging * B. magnates fear that if they show Jumpers If they a of lean. ural. Ninety-nine out of iOO players steadiness. honors last year Maher was ill most the would come back concerning day” Is good their hands now it might weaken could. the “Donovan that The first essential to three- Jerk, tighten their muscles and lose This was overcome by practice. of the summer and Wooten was fat- planned when the Yankees first ap- cushion playing is a strong, steady the natural recovering only The study of the angles their case. The official* mentioned, compelled tr stroke, it 1 unnatural together so fat that he ha* been pear here in 1915 The upshot of 'he stroke. Take a boy who never practice player with George. Pepper, of Phil- . for Pecklnpaugh. that was easy. has after long !is one that each must make take out a trainer’s license and aban "As l Harry has hand, adelphia; George Miller, of Chicago: thlak he ever intended to join matter was that Tuthlll had a cue in his tell him to hit An easy, loose, steady sw’ing of the for himself. don the saddle for good. I don’t been employed a commission basis President Thomas, of the Cubs; the Fed* although Tinker was at on For the first time in many years to act press agent and solicitor Judge Williams, of St l.ouis. and Cal- Cleveland and had a long conference as the honor* of s he saddle for an Eng hig day respect- vin and Klnkead. of Cincinnati, were ,r while 1 was there. Peckin- for the Mr. Tuthill llsh racln season has been obtaine< with Peck fully requests all fans present their Ito take part In today's discussion*. paugh had promised some things to Cornell’s New Nearly ihv an Irishman F Donogtrue Hb been offerings on the Yankee altar through DETROIT MEETING Stadium |lt is known, however, that attached by that did not know any- ihandy we'ght. close to pounds Farrell I so can “get his.” to the answers O. R. official* will thing about, and he. of course, insist- him. that lie ‘ was a useful factor In his progress r View Fine make to the Federal charges will be light promises be Bo Completed-Scenic Is ' \* a result of his riding weight ed that the fulfilled. ITHACA, N. Y, heights above a long list of affidavits in which, or we could get Farrel's TO START JULY 26 Jan. 13.—Cornell’s new siadium on the he was In great demand and had 59fi we waited until has but remaining, and there ganized baseball official* say. will be say so on the proposition, and then we Ithaca a limited amount of construction work mount*. Me wop 129 races, which IN GREAT a the track for of the meets spring. contained charges everv bit a* *ensa RITCHIE is possibility may this Clark, to terms without trouble. That that be used one was nearly twice a* much as .T. came Grand Stewards To remarkably Schoelkopf memorial is Mona! as those filed by the Federal* extent, of my experiences Circuit Kail The new field is a fine one, and the who rode for 1 ord Durham, and won Is about fa? in the country. With probably the moat complete club and training house *8 r«ce* ou> of 137 mounts W. M w*.th thenfo" Make Radical Changes in valleys the were fired at CONDITION-KEARNS a view of the mountains, and lakes which extends for miles, Wing flnished third with 59 winner* Some vest Questions stands, which being side, command a remarkable Eligible, aimnager of the Yanks, who are built on only one Black : ou» of ifio mounts. .T Thwaltes. who the new the Rules parorama was in Tprolt yesterday for probably scenic i finished nineteenth on the winning opens, Murray’s Manager Says Willie The only fly in the atmosphere is that having been constructed for the F; with **9 hf 145 mount*, the last fpjfo ]kefore the season hap- Asserts ;ulty is