Page Six THE DETROIT TIMES MONDAY, MAY, 10, 1013. ....Baited by.... All the News- Ralph L. Yonker Honest Opinions NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT ZAMLOCH IS THE LATEST WHO WIU. STOP THESE FAST FLYING ATHLETICS? STANDINGS STANDING. RECRUIT PITCHING HERO W L Pot W L P< t Athletics IS 7.731 Bt Louis 1411.424 VVitsh'Ht'ii 17 Vrt.M Boston... 12 IS.*'* 1 ' i- (>J;< t 'le\ lund 19 11 Itotrolt. ~ to 111 .938 Outpitched Walter Chicago.. 3« 12 (US New York 7 21.2." Sunday'* Results. » On Johnson, Peerless One, W atching the Washington 1, l»*-troil I Chicago 5. New York 3. First Start St. Lnui* 9, Boston I. Athletics 4, Cleveland S Scoreboard 2. Monday's Games. NOR raff Athletic* at Detroit NEITHER TIGERS It’s s loan Jump from winning Huston at Chicago. NATIONALS EARN the worlil’s < bomplousUlii to Itelug Washington ut Cleveland. licked l»> the *t. I.OIIU IIrow ns ssd New Yuik ul St. Louis fulling In-low thst team Is the per- eenlsgr i-oluiim. Inn the Hed *>«* NATIONAL LEAGUE Ctrl can Now Write Reams Back have made It. Boston's only tally wa* a home *TA M)I\G. Home, They Watch run b> Juuirln. W L Pet W L Pet Where Plitlltcs.. i6 7 t’hlcago.. I5 10.f.0< Washington nosed t levelaud out Brooklyn IS .667 Boston... 11 14.440 Native Sons of second place when Walter Jnltu- Ww York 14 12.528 I'lttsh rgh 12 17 .414 to five and .? ••* aou held Urtrolt hits ■raH ..V-'-r' > to-M P .x. • t-w • ' aL«B St. liouis. 14 14 ,5"o cinclnn’tl s2O fit. delivered another victory. The \aps singed Sunday's Results. BY RALPH L. YOKKER. might have a No gnmes scheduled vl«*tor> for the 2U.000 home folks hoard ol the Native Son. out to You have that turned see thru* had (limes. *•> Monday's * strong for him not .Mark sent the Pittshurgh Now Californians are as W|koC. gave at York. rescue vt The rhlef at Innings, Cincinnati Boston. kg the Native Son is for Calitornia only four hlta In seteii Chicago at Philadelphia knd Californians. and saved the day for thr Athlet- St. la>uls at Brooklyn. f ' The Native Son is a Booster of the ics. State of the Golden (Hite, Golden The While *Ol couldn't tuU sen- INTERNAtTonTI LEAGUE Golden Sunshine, as George timent with the game, and made Money and a clean sweep of the series against STANDING. Ade would capitalise it. the Yanhana by taking yesterday's W L Fi t W L Pot . . til;. - California watches its Native Sons game. Newark.. 16 to Toronto.. 1211.4*0 Buffalo... 16 11.593 Ko« hosier 11 1R HP any reasou they de- Possibly gat Closely, when for Chance aonie eoa- Baltimore it ll M'.i) Montreal. 10 14.417 part that state and push out into the solutlon out of the Chicago fana Province 12 13 ISO Jrs'yCity 11 17,.*!*8 east. is N. S. and standing hy him during a rua-ln Carl Zamloch a with I niplre O’Loughlla. California has been watching him. America\ Association ' Constant queries have been tired at the young Tiger pttchlug recruit as being called halls. The rest were STANDING. going W L I'd W L Pci to when he was to work for strikes, balls that were , and so Columbus 18 lo .643 lud'n'p’lis 13 14 4 b l Jennings, and so on and so on. on. In nine innings Johnson threw Kan. City 10 14 576 Mlnn p’li* 14 16 46. Louisville IK 15 .54A St. Paul .. 12 13 .400 i Carl him stored bales of letters tu 113 times. 41 being balls. Milw'ukee 15 .645 Toledo. . . II 21 344 bis trunk waiting for a It the bottom of Zamloch went into the game inspir- Sunday's Results. to them. He St Paul favorable chance answer ed by the confidence tiiai there was 0-0, Columbus 4-8. employed a stenographer now. has Minneapolis 3 lamlsvllle 4 has everything to gain and nothing to lose. Indianapolis City Detroit Monday 3. Kansas I. purchased all the But that was soon coun- Milwaukee 7, Toledo 2. newspapers and is confidence he could get. teracted by the way the Tigers threw swamping the S. mail service from FKDF.R4I, U. away almost every tor a vic- to wiu the American i . LKAGt K. chance Determined Ksadsy's Results. here to ’Frisco. tory by giving the visitors two runs league peunant tbls year or know For the Tiger recruit hurler who I Covington 9, Chicago 8. *■ the third inning, forcing Zam to why, bis Athletics Cleveland 8. Pittsburgh 4. up the longest for an in took has been held pitch uphill ball for the remainder ft Cuba last winter and made them to start game had hi* to Tiger •pportunity. a the game. had set tne first six good ball players were Tales pitted against Zam ulay bull when BATTERED trial yesterday. He was order, tnem letting the m&'jtStl&J 'YOUTH Nationals down in two of rest lug on their laurels and Walter Johnson, of the Nationals, m BAT fanning, when Shanks got a clean them. BY BASEBALL greatest pitcher m borne folks admire reckoned as the drive to center to start the third. He drastic had its ef- The record breakin if crowd for Navin he emerged from the This treatment game. It ! Eddie Detloff, 16 years and one she world, and pulled a kind of delayed steal, for last season field. 25. 000 saw yesterday’* old. fect. Bender, suspended at the struggle with a record of having actu- getting forcing Old- bioke the record established of the slur second basemen of the which he is famous, for going on benders, and Rube Opening of the field last year by about ally outpitched the great hero. to v' v I into the east-side sand lots, is in Grace hospi- Cobb, wbo was handling the hit, ring. who also broke training, are wr 100 The crowd overflowed came to see Johnson V ground rules neces- The crowd throw wild on the return. Shanks go- starring and the team ia playing ffgpr outfield and made tal. suffering from a concussion cf the tangle someone of three unfortu- again sary. Walter Johnson and a perfect ing to second. Zam tightened and gonfalons. at- brain, and police searching for that Manager Jennings had pick- ball tha* wins da> did the business Th.- official are atee fanned Alnsmith Johnson bounded is slugging the tendance, exclusive of pass gate en- youth as Walter’s prey, Zamloch. The Mackian crew another who broke up an excit- d out to him. Zam failed to go over to cover than any team in the ma- trants, was 24,455. [ouse House had arm ball harder MACK, the ing game of ball in the Russell school or Lake. a sore first on Moeller’s grounder to Gainer are going . CONNIE PITCHER BROWN. Bill Donovan, manager of Provi- in prefer* jor circuits; the pitchers TOP: club, saw the game from a box. yard, Sunday afternoon, by hitting nd Zamloch was chosen and In the tnixup that followed Shanks works with the RUN” BAKER AND , SLIDING dence the veteran Joe. well and the infield SECOND ROW: “HOME Bill savs that he will tinish in the first Eddie on the head with a baseball bat. nee to scored and Moeller got a hit. Zam that characterized it when MURPHY SENSATIONAL YOUNG division this year, but lan t ready to the had half pass- smoothness BACK TO FIRBT. BOTTOM: EDDIE He'll Eddie says that at the most exciting But before battle failed to keep Moeller close to the winning world cham- predict a pennant for himself. d, get- the team was McINNES. pitching within a short part of the game he stole home, and Zamloch and not Johnson was bag and he second by a city OUTFIELDER, AND “STUFFY” start himself die- stole pionships. time now, for he says he is feeling the decision, being very close, caused Ing the applause. There was a block and had third by the same dis- young blood ppointed hush in the eighth inning Mack has mixed up great. a row. He was in the midst of the tance. when McKee in a belated efTort with his veterans and the mixture Hughie High hit for Zamloch in the argument, when somebody put to then the announcer horned out that come through him to stop him threw wild and another seems to have taken. Brown and eighth but failed to sleep with a bat. High bats for Zamloch.” The crowd BODY- with a hit He accomplished the de- run. These were ail the Nationals ac- have high HAVE A ny pitchers, CAN for see go. Wyckoff. youthful UMPIRE HAYES sired result, however, waiting Hospital attaches declare that the ated to Carl quired. the latter a perform But all this doesn't detract from class, as witness a pass. lad's skull may have been fractured. Cobb made up for his blunder in tftc. in holding Cleveland to one hit With Huiner on sscond and two Detectives Interviewed all of the ohnson's work. While he didn't give ance IT 'n the relieving I’lank. WANTS down. Dubuc hit for MoK.ee third by his great work on the sacks innings after IN IF HE young ball players that they could- five GUARD NEWARK to perfect of pitching that in had twice failed Ist exhibition now met every close ninth. McKee but of, he had in the seventh. He singled to Laporte, The Athletics have l!*.—empire test against his decision on a come through on critical occasions. round up, all declared that some I 1s capable nevertheless They NEWARK, N. J-. May allowing to Tigers baffled, Del Gainer drew a bad throw from Johnson to club in the league except Detroit. liner that he called ‘‘fair,’ Dubuc rolled to Johnson. stranger had struck Eddie. and games with the Hayes may be furnished with a guard Harry Ith his two doubles was the only cut him off first, on which he went to open a series of four two Rochester runners to score. walk- today. it. folliwing the big In- Dies. isn who found Walter solvable. third, and stole home as Yeach Tigers here today if he wants •Swats” Swaclna, Newark's CREW Noted Inventor ball, to reach CHANGE IN YALE STOCKBRIDGE, Mass., It was a contest of speed against ed. Gainer was bit by a pitched demonstration during the game with dian first baseman, tried May IS.— but with two on and two down Mo- hu Haves, but held off by players. IS EFFECTIVE TODAY Stephen Dudley Field, sometimes cal- ? irvss, of experience against youth, Rochester yesterda>. when he and was ’ riarty popped ground- game and led the of trolley car,'* reputation against ambition. out and McKee in was banished from the Conn., May Yale "father the dressing «room windows became He' he says NEW HAVEN, 19.— prom- upon ed out. stones, and may be suspended, although and an Inventor of international Johnson depended mainly his turn the target for sticks, will have an opportunity to see how Several off Box Hayeg him with an epithet. tc inence, died at his home yesterday nrrlflc smoke, using a crinkly curve of the hits Zamloch were Score beer bottles. Fans continue to pro- addressed the change in its crew will result, fluky, apparently being tged 68 years. ily against Cobb and Crawford. Zan> the breaks day, when practice spins will be takei ch has perfect control of his against him, although the Nationals the re almost with Bill Crocker, stroke of For Slaying. curve a alow curve and did hit some balls hard at the Tiger DETROIT. regular Cat> Editor Held lde and used H A E serve eight, in the shell. SPRINGFIELD, 111, knuckle the fielders. Moriarty, in particular, got AB R O bout. May 19.—Edi- ball to fool National 4 0 1 FIENDS HERE tain Snowden goes to the second Slate, Auburn, h. a \ \ SPEED Fay of Mount of gloved BuMh. tor D. ttters. He had a fair amount one from Shanks with his 0 ° 2 J '*J MOTORCYCLE hand, w to Vi« 2b ■» 1 1 0 u was rearrested yesterday, owing to seed and used a fast ball occasion- hich he had drop for. The ('rawford. r. 3 0 Falls From Balloon, Diet. « * * death Mayor B. Windsor, ally. ball was going two miles a minute Cobb, c f 1 } woman fell the of P. y ® f1 MACHINES BERLIN*. May 19—A Mayor 2 is charged * . THE with hromiclde. flagged Veach, 1. f TO UP and when It. * TUNE pitchers were accorded raw Morrle from a bal- Both Gainer, lb 3 * 1 1 600 feet to iinstant death wound * ® the riders Windsor died from a bullet . treatment by their support, which. ap- Gainer did the real hitting for the * u 0 complete toi from Luna Park, where Munich, yesterday. Moralrty. 3b , All arrangements are near * ” ” loon. have been Inflicted by Slate keyed up by the crowd, which Tigers, having an average of .tit>6 for McKee, have been in training tor over a month when, becoming said to parently , the opening or the Detroit motordrome lost her balance quarrel Thursday. Slate* the He two doubles, o** **- p f of Brownie Cars- during a last records field. day. got one a * « the under the direction out Broke all for Navin :.« «.. Wednesday evening, aud for con- frightened, she started to climb Bungled times, clean ont and the other a that KE 0 steeply the Australian champion, and is held without bail. often and at critical tinuance of racing on the lake. of the dirigible. went k double ° w’ork on their own ■either club had an earned run. for when Shanks tried i% .:::::: »_® _• _«j banked saucer every Wednesday. Sat- will be seen in fast comparison of the statistics of to catch the liner and failed. Del was during track under the direction of Don the •* evenings ;, 1J urday and Sunday pitchingJA good hit by a pitched ball and grounded Totals l l 62. bv tonight. The St. Louis team, looks for Zamloch. Five Washington the in the contest Tor the Klark ® season Gibson, the out - one ] Btta were obtained off Johnson and six once. r. f * 1 1 against the teams or with “Wild Cat” or Moeler, 0 championship the* * to betting off Zamloch. Two off Johnson and Milan, c f St. Louis and greatest dare devils known AHDERSON-MANDOT ' f. Cleveland. Cincinnati, ON BOD • lucky. B«(am-1lk« Prtatng. No fuss anft J J will also arrive Monday. three off Zamloch were Zam- Chicago. The Detroit team will come sport, five; Johnson, loch fanned one. John- no feathers. The plain, neat kind that ERRATIC son passed three; Zamloch, one. Karh BATTLE IS LIGHT AND faan hit a batsman. In eight innings looks right Times Printing Cos., li 1 f. 1 " today, with little money being Shank*. J i I 0 ANGELES, Cal., May 19 —Bet- erratic " LOS had a live-pound ad- Zamloch threw 104 times, 40 of them John R.-st. Pli. Main 149a or City 1385 2 0 1 THE placed. Anderson p. AND Johnson, UNSTEADY HALL IS night's battle be- lighten tipped J MARK tomorrow when the two ting on vantage • - T 15 * « » Vancouver, today, and will have to drop Totals tween Bud Anderson, of the scale WHCKS WHO IN BASEBALL Orleans, was two pounds before tomorrow night. \Kattfd for Zamloch in Nth Inning TIGERS LOSE SATURDAY’S GAME and Joe Mandot, of New ißiitte.l for M< Kee In !Mh Inning his Milan scored on * * was unsteady in singled, stole and Inning* 12346 7 J» i Mark Hall 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 o—l tiilchiug Saturday and so Hob C.room a wild pitch in the next inning. who roto Detroit* 0 0 0 -8 tr ... to WHO 15 8055 OF WHO 6055E5 COBB \\mHblng ton MO.SM for Nationals was able win error on Williams, laiporte's IMichlng nummary- • hit* and -9 the Bush's * Inning*: 5 2. WINNER ? In over him. to BOX the off Zainot-h sacrifice WON’T MtEjnc/muMW lime at i>at \ single and Mcßride's M’CARTY national itt s ' the day was SAYS hots amt * time* at bat off Luke 1.. The feature of j OFFAJ? 0 —Gainer S h brought one more In the ninth. Hen- /r\ 1 inning Tw o-h.iwi* hit* exile when lie rid himself of a hunt Struck out— By Zamloch 5 < Moeller. things he ry's single scored Laporte. - I the uncomplimentary BEATS WILLARD 2). John of SMITH (Jandll Mcßride, Alnainlth I>V The Tigers' runs came In the fifth IF GUNBOAT Connolly when Ba *e* on bain off thought of ITmptre .according to 3im non 1 tMcKcel strikes on him and eighth. Singles by Veach. Qalner FRANCISCO, May 19.—1f Gun- them together, Buck- Zamloch 1 < Mcßride*; off Johnson 8; Tommy called three SAN Might Rondeau filled the bases and ley. manager for Smith. • Crawford, Veach. Double plava| had three balls in the fourth. and tomorrows battle First bus** on after lie Ron- boat Smith wins •If Willard mins, McCarty will bo* Mcßride and Uarnlil. base on balls, steal. Mot* Veach scored when Hall forced two errors—Detroit 1 Washington 2 Deft Milan’s deau. Bush’s pass, followed by a play with Jess Willard, there will be him," said Buckley, “but If my man 7. Washington *> tan's single scored the first National on bases Detroit to Cobb, Groom hit trying to the heavyweight wins, watch laither stay in the tall _ Morgan went whom claimants of white h.i*« * Oohb, Moellei Shanks. the fourth. on Stolen run In roller, scored the bringing timbers.'’ Mnsmlth Hit by pitched Palis John- the throw-in and scored on throw him out on a title, with little chance of (Liporto). heoond on hoii 1 tGainer) by Zamloch other in the eighth. Time—i 40 I’mplre* —Connolly and Ijgporte's single. —— McGreeVy. Attendance 21 43C , by CONDO WHO *HO PUT T«£ “CON “WHAT’S THE REASON?” " " WORRIED NO WHO CALLED UtMG. ,H ? AATI NDtV* HEAD OFF AFTER- trNOft BLUFF? COfIFEAEHCE DETROIT. IN TH« OPPICC MC. SCARCdCY g AM R H O A K MHC.N TOU COF43I»CR THIS AND a. ||| sm | m —P* A ARA^I Bush, ss .2 1 l 33 1 , MAN GOCS TO WORK WITH LCAIMEN HAS ST&CnGTH GNOOCH TO OP9N ffAT . 2 0 0 2 1 0 Vltt 2d . THe "w,c Louden. 2d 2 0 0 2 2 ft FKeT Crawford, r. f 4 <* ft ft ft ft i JW'5 MAN CAN «0 OUT «VftRY Cobb, c. f 3 0 2 2 1 0 \ [999 OOCHT TO 90 IV)4UL. >N WHO REFUSED TO WHO REMIHPJ YOU WHO Rf MINOS Moeller, r. f t »» 2 2 ft •» ? Milan, c. f 3 2 1 2 ft ft OE YOU Os A & rv oeIYHCHFO" NAPOLEON BEEF Morgan, 2d I 1 1 1 n \Vlllams, lb ...4 1 111 <» ft Eaportr, Bd. ♦ 1 ’2 ft ft " * Mcßride, s s 2 <* 0 f* 0 Shanks If 4 ft l 2 " « Henry, c 4 ft I 4 3 •> W) Groom, p .....4 ft, 1 ft 2 1 ./mM Totals S2 ft D> 57 13 1 tag, ...... inh wat Pitching sumtnar) K. ■.. n hits .tn Klawltter'2 t Morgan Wlllamst; by Groom 3 rVltt, Louden. Gainer) Base* * /V 5M , on balls < >ff llall 3 t.Milan, Morgan. Mcßride), off Klawitter 1 (Moeller). «.ff Groom 3 (Bush z. Cnhh fmndean 2) l»ou)«le plays Vitt and G.ilner: / Gainer and Louden. Plrst laise on er- ror Wash'ngton 1. Sacrifice hit* Hall Alcßrlde * -Cobb 2. Milan .1. Left on base* -Detroit 6, Washington 6. Wild pitch—Hall Time 0 m Two hours Empires Connolly amt msb .M< Greevy. Attendance A.ADA iss—m lthe Printing, its fuss and no feathers The plain, neet kind that ■VnrT??-▼•t: 1 right / Inokft Times Printing fs, II J«hn It-st. Ph. Main 14M or City fttd.