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LATEST NEWS EDITED BY • HONEST OPINIONS THE TIMES’ SPORT PAGE HARRY NEILY CHIGAN FOOTBALL HOWD rou LIKE 70 SEE THESE FIGHTERS DOINE UHLAN DOES IT OUTLOOK IS GOOD MEN PLATING ON YOUR CLUBf Pgttengll work CLIP the vanity. TWO-MINUTE (Bpeclal> chance with mm June 13 1. ANN ARBOR. Pickering of the mk Ft ospoets for the football season of the vanity end and also available for ■ 1910 are excellent If the material now freshman team are Jeffries and Johnson Are Training Tanner Sends Trotter a Mile in 8:18» ■tt hand la the tame next fall when the position. place for varsity squad at Whit Another that should call Earnestly and Both Men Seem To Last Quarter Being in 80 Btt# assembles of full for preliminary practice a good fight Is that back Clark. ■More lake and Lawton took a in Seconds. Vlke middle of September is the time Qreene, Freeney Be Good Shape. opening practice and then whack at it last fall and will ba back wOOt tor the honor, they ■’Ttarry-up” Yost will be able to jndge again to try for the but he will have to are liable to be beaten by a "dark- SAN FRANCISCO. June 13—One ■y GUY T. ROCKWELL. Bhmaethlng about what full produce au eleven that hone* in Thompson, the giant tblug is sppannt to fight fan* today CLEVELAND, June 13.—With a Bo In order to Last perfect flpm compete with such teams a* back, of the freshman eleven. and that Is that Jack Johnson and track to work on more speed form Pennsylvania. Minnesota and Syra fall he displayed wonderful on James J. Jeffries are about as pei- wus let loose at North Randall than the defense and is one of the best for- tect men entered a price has been shown at any time this sea- Michigan has as ever expect to return ward-pass artists that ring son. Quarters In thirty seconds and It Twelve veterans Law- eighths in and these with the material seen. In the kicking department Both the big fellows hare worked fifteen seconds were com- ifcttt till Thompson will con- mon. IpMorded by last season a freshman ton, Freeney and hard and both have reached a degree make up the varsity. The tend for the honors. physical perfection that will make As C. K. Q. Billings sent word that | team will Kmn- of he who expected back ure Besides coach Yost. Trainer them able to etaud frightful lot of would not be here today for the ■Mder men are will be a first (Captain Denbrook, Clark Greene. Free xelein and "Cap" Redden on punishment on July matinee. “Doc" Tanner worked working 4. L'hlun, 1-4, J—y. Pattengill. Ranney. Wells, hand to aid in out the From Rowardennan comes word to- 2:02 the dashing black lConklin. The squad will have hard trotter who is Stßdmunds, Smith and Watkins. Magtd machine. a day that Jeffries has decided to a the star of the Bil- is game do Won, distinguished himself in the season as there a scheduled lot boxing every day from now on. linas stable, the result being a mile who of flat, HtooMeld, may return and with this for every Saturday from Oct 8 until big tallow has decided he Is physi- in 2:12 the last quarter or which and Notre Dame The was wealth of material only the quarter- Nov 19 Minnesota cally he wants to be sure In 2:30. This is the fast mile J tho •'Flf* and negotiated ■lock position needs filling. are the two best teams that tnat his eye is right. In other words. at North Randall this varsity will meet on Ferry field. Both spring, Is Frank Llntblcum. who played end on 1 Jeffries warns to know that when he it the fastest mile trotted Syracuse being on their at uny spring Mho 1908 eleven, but who was not In and Penn met aims a he has timed hi* track In the country this grounds. The follows: blow so MUklform last season has announced his : own schedule movements that it will land on the save one, Robert B. McOregor, tftotontlon* of entering in the race for Oct. B—Case8 —Case at Ann Arbor. spot. ' a trotter In Lon McDonald's stable, among having stepped boorter. However, the favorite Oct. 15—Michigan Agricultural Col- Corbett, Armstrong and Choynskl around 2:10. [the “ones who know" seems to be lege at Ann Arbor. will uon the mitts with the big fellow Robert B. McOregor has a record of 2:14 made half |*TOw>rty" McMillan who generated Oct. 22—Ohio State University at every day. It is expected Corbett 1-2. on a mile track. will He purchased by freshman team last fall. The Columbus, Ohio. try continually to land right upper- was for S4OO Mc- Jthe Donald, bought fvKrolt lad who received his prelimln- Oct 29—Syracuse at Syracuse, N. Y. cuts which Jeffries will try to block, who him for his wife <£3 and daughter to [ory training on the teams of ihe De- Nov. s—Notre Dame at Ann Arbor. for that Is Johnson's favorite blow ani use as a buggy horse. University Impressed —Pennsylvania Robert speed, Itrolt school has Nov. 12 at Philadel- By PAT. Jeffries wants to be able to counter showed so much how- ever, gift |Toot with his ability as a field gen phia. Pa. Road will to that McDonald recalled his The usual flock of world’s best base- them. work continue and rorol and will undoubtedly be given a Nov. 19—Minnesota at Ann Arbor. keep an edge ou hii wind, but most expects him to be one of the aeu- ball teams are making the rounds of aution*. of season. He is a gray of Jeffries' work now’ be in the the the sporting pages at stage of will gelding, this the ring heated controversies In the two big is training thau Billy Andrews worked Eva Tanguay leagues, and is my pick: Johnson harder (AUSTIN here occupying a mile In 2:19 1-4, the last quarter of LEADS IN Brewnahan, ever. Hts ring work Is which catcher. of pun- was ieeied off In :32. This is Chase, first most his time and Johnson is the base. ishing his training partners. fastest mile she has been up to Lajoie, second base. Eveu the enemies of the Negro are forced date. Andrews rode his fastest mt'o I HITS BY PITCHER Wagner, shortstop. of the year his and M. perfect behind M. can- Lord, base. to udmit he is physically aud didate, , 1-2, third that he Is making splendid showing Robert A a mile !u 2:16 Speaker, center field. a being It takes a brave man to stand up of one’s leg. hurt to beat the band. Jf In training htg what the watch showed at the Cobb, right field. his Johnson took last completion to the plate and Invite the opposing you don’t believe it, we would sug- ride in his automobile today untU of the circuit. Magee, left field. Teasel and Myrtle Granett were said pitcher hap- gest that you a position in your just hard auy member of Mathewson is as good ever, the after the light, Tex. Rickard, having pitcher—especially if take Mathewson, Mullln and Johnson. I [light as as as worked a mile In 2:19 1-2, the be Joe Wood, yard and Invite your neighbor—who a team of scrappers, same applies to Muliin. and lets these “put down his foot” that the big fel- liens to Walter Johnson. pitchers. last eighth being trotted In : 161*2. successfully shy bootjack Al to any baseball fan low must take of being In- George Mullln or some other speed can’t even a Now for the reasons: i Brldwell of the Giants U next veterans out. because uo chances Myrtle finished a short distance at a screeching Wagner my opinion. Is a how good they are when they jured. Just —to the ball against cat on the back fence i Bresnahan I pick for the backstop In He knows in the lead Andrews gave Soprano merchant slam shy a ball against your skin. It’s tpleudld batter, always well up In the are right. Walter Johnson Is about —to position because of his undoubted gen- the fastest work she has had this sea- any part of his anatomy. an even bet that you will be laid up > first (light, a good and daring base as good a pitcher us ever fooled a et al all-around worth. Bresnahan is son. a mile in 2:20 being clipped off. Those slams In the ribs, shoulders, repairs. runner, strong He for a fighter, a good man on the defense, 1 and in the field batter. Bert worked several mem- •mall of the back or even on the thigh gets them either side and 1 think McGraw is the leader Shank Exactly 96 times have players in- t.nd a splendid offensive player. Street on John Ideal AMERICAN LEAGUE bers of the Thistle Doune farm stable is Bush of for such bunch. McGraw is about tercepted the throw of pitcher to of Washington is mighty good, Archer jlie better than Detroit. a aud brushed each short ! Tinker of Cubs. of the the brainiest man in baseball, and one distances. catcher; that is. 96 times have the and Kling of the Cubs are classy. the Doolan RACE IN NUTSHELL Adele Margrave trotted an eighth In M > he would do with a team of umpires permitted the martyrs to is good but erratic. Billy Sul- i Phillies. Turner of Cleveland or what :15. while Evelyn W. Bride Washington. Wagner, of qtiick thinkers and heady ball tossers and Parthenla their team's cause to walk to first af- livan is out of the game, and 1 don't of performed In very creditable style. BASEBALL STANDINGS ! as here, would Morgan, for the Athletics, ter being hit. The number includes see any other backstops in the big course is a wonder. such I have picked had a a history. fourth, all Ihe unintentional occasions, but leagues who class with these. Bres- Harry Ixird of the Red Sox Is pretty near make baseball bad inning, the and the TODAY'S BATTING ORDER. AMERICAN LEAGUE. not all the intentional "stops" by nahan in my mind is the greatest [cracker jack third sacker. who knows Browns mads five runs. Jack some 15 or 20, as time and again play- catcher in the game today. all cbout inside baseball, is always Powell, of the Browns, was put out DETROIT. NEW YORK, 1 planning stuff to spring in the first inning for a dispute STANDING. ers step into the ball hoping to get The wonderful showing Hal some new Mclntyre, If. Hemphill, cf. on his opponents tht Umpire W. L» FcL W. L. Pet. away with It. but the umpires have baa made with the Yankees this year and he also Is some- HEART I with with Kerin. Bush, ss. Woltsr, rs. thing of a sticker. He looks like the Washington made 10 hits, none New T’k. 28 13 .**3 Clwel'd. 17 20 .459 kept .hem at bat. ! given him the call for first base. Chase to Sporting Cobb, cf. Chase, Ib. I.V Athletrs 28 14 .B#7 Wash on 21 2k .44/ The Washington team sets the pace | not only a wonderful fielder ut he best of the lot to me. of which counted in the runs. Crawford, Laporte, 2b. : .**>• .s rs. Detroit . SI IS .v~U Chicago. 15 26 I Speaker They Poston.. 22 21 .612 St. Louis. 9 33 .214 for the other American league clubs. has the knack of getting the timeiv of the Red Sox, Cobb of the Editor. made two tallies in the nonth Ocichanty, 2b. Cree, IV. Eighteen National players have I hits and is a steady slugger. He is Tigers and Magee of the Phillies. Be- HEART| on errors, beating the White Sox. Mortarty, 3b. Knight, ss. VeeterSoy** Rmlt*. negotiated first base as the result of away out In front of the other first -1 lieve me. what this trio would do to Talking about slumps, Chicago T. Jones, Ib. Austin, 3b. Detroit *. New York 3. being hit by pitched balls. St. Louis Barkers in either big leagu«. Hobiit- opposing pitchers would be sinful. Were It not for the fact that Ty has not scored In 30 Innings. Stanage, c. Mitchell, c. V Washington 2. Chicago 0. follows Chicago. Each or hitter, a I Bt. Louis 6. Athletics 1. with 14. New York and De- jxell of Cincinnati, Chance of man Is a .300 better | Cobb by hie daring, accomplishes Summersr p. Prill, p. troit Philadelphia good base a grand flelde'*. Today's Gum**. 13. 12. Boston 11. : Xonerchy of the Cardinals. Stahl of i runner and teats of baseball strategy impossible Chicago eight Naps They are two big Watch Friction Drive Cara. | MOW York at Detroit. and the seven. Breton Americans, are other classy the class of the ; for any other player. It is quite like- Jimmy Austin, ' leagues. CINCINNATI, S?, Boston at Cleveland. with the Highland- first eaekera. but they don’t compare ly that Hughie Jennings would take FOUR 810 June 13.—Consider- f .‘ M Washington at Chicago. ers. must be the bravest of the brave, with Chase. The pitchers also need no defense. managerial able Interest Is manifest in the three Athletics at St. Louis. Tyrus out behind the as he has been hit five times. Billy Lajoie is still king of second base- woodpile and apply the official shingle Cartercar entries In the Glldden tour B Saturday's Resalls. Purtell of Chicago. SLUBBERS because of their t; New■ York 4, Chicago 3. Harry Davis of the men and he is batting better this to that part of his anatomy provided friction transmission Washington 3. Chicago 0. Athletics. Jim Delehanty of Detroit vear than ever before. The big Iq and chaln-in-oil drive. It is the first St. Louis for the purpose. For, two most L Athletics 4. 2. and Wade Killifer of Washington, Frenchman laeludlag Sunday’* Dame. time that cars with this type drive K Slain at Cleveland. makes plays there Is no recent games. Tyrus has perpetrated have stopped pitched balls with their ether second sacker In the game can what an unkind public and some of Player-Cluh. U. AB It. H TH. Pet. have been entered In the national tour. bodies four times. Jake Stahl of Bos- and does It easily. my TIGEas l-ajolr 41 Its 15 «2 83 .4.1 The models were all driven from Pon- HATTOHAL LEAOUZ. tnsko. In mind the more vulgar critics would term Gessler, Charley and Cobb 49 189 3V 74 107 .592 tiac ton. Doc Street he is the king of them all. Evers c 7 “bone head plays." to Cincinnati and will be driven George Washington Davie 44 144 25 45 66 3.3 ITAXDIXO. Mcßride of have the Cub*. Gardner of Boston Red Sox. Dclehanty ...49 169 30 53 61 .312 on from Chicago to Pontiac after the been victims three times each. Doyle AT BAT tour If all is well. They first W. L Pet. W. L Pet. Os New York Nationals, are i He was ill advised into one, made were the Chicago. 28 IS .451 St. Louis 21 24 .447 The two-timers are Joe Birmingham classy trackers, Howell Scouting in A. A. Circuit. cars reported, second but Lajoie has the other by taking too great a which were the first In .New Y*k 28 17 .422 Hrookln 20 26 .4 44 and Artie Krueger of Cleveland. Geo. something on all Hurry Howell of the BrowLS, whose line Sunday, were given the technical Ctncnatl 22 19 .oSi Phillies. 17 24 ,4t6 them and he would l*rludl*g chance, and was Just decently crossed Morlarty, Oscar Stanage, Tom Jones *un’* Game. | twirling day*. are probablr at in end, examination drat, and were FUtab’g. 21 20 .612 Boston.. 16 20 Ja4 ' up on the third by an opposing play- the Arat and Davy Jones of Detroit. Willis Cole Player. Q. AB. R H. PcL and who has been sent out cn t> scour- be parked awaiting the . er. Taking the big chance ou which to start Tues- of Chicago. Arthur Griggs. Bobby Wal- ing tour by I'resi >ut Hedger*. *v.»i in morning. Yesterday’s Resalts. 1 Casey 1 l 0 0 I.UOO the Tigers a day Mo games scheduled. lace. Roy Hartzell and Al Schweitzer Cobb 2i* 189 39 74 .2.*-' he stubbed his toe, cost Indianapolis Wednesday, watched game, for temporary and Today's tiaases. of St. Louis, Ambrose McConnell of Peckendorf .2 6 0 2 .533 i and the chance the game between St. Paul and the Schmidt 16 34 7 12 .552 : lead of the league. Cobb gets away I. Cincinnati at Boston. Boston, Harry and Charley FIGURED FACTS Which was captured Wolter Delehanty ... 49 169 30 53 ..>l3 Hooslers. by the £ St. Louis Brooklyn. ho much stuff it seemed WONDERFUL EXHIBITION. at Hemphill of New York. Albert Ben- D. Jonea 35 108 29 31 .290 with that Saints, 2-0. Apparently, Howell is to Chicago at New York. Bush 47 173 43 49 .‘.s» doubly strange when he slips. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. der and Jack Barry of Philadelphia. take p swing around the American as- Detroit fans are to con- DETROIT. LClyde Milan and Norman Elberfeld of D. Jones 35 111 29 31 .279 Koclation, as Hedges has been tipped gratulated. Unconsciously they • AB R. O A. E. The Saturday contest was produc- „ . H. j 23 51 .26t 6, Washington. ... 49 191 Pittsburg 0. Mclntyre, If 6 3 1) Crawford to several live youngsters In the gave exhibition In l 4 0 Killian 4 12 0 .1 .250 tive of two of the plays which might off an yesterday elsewhere. The «• Billies one-timers are Bristol Lord. 1 Bush. 4 3 1 3 7 0 <» 1 .250 circuit.—St. Louts Times. that could not be duplicated In .... 3 4 Cobb, cf 3 0 0 Donovan , have gone otherwise, much to the Denton Young and Napoleon Lajole of 4 4 3 T. Jones 36 120 9 27 .225 any other city In the American I SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE. Crawford, rs 4 0 0 0 u 0 12 .215 jsoirow of the locals. In the fourth Cleveland. Tyrus Cobb of Detroit. Ar | Delehanty. 2b 6 2 Mullln 19 49 3 league. When the heavy rain ——» 1 33 1 kl j Mclntyre ... 22 90 21 .253 Inning. Cobb sent liner down nold Gandil Morlarty, 3b & 12 j a terrific and Russell Blackburne 0 1 0 3 0 1 Morlarty 43 152 13 33 .27. came up the bleacherltes and STANDING. T. Jones, lb 4 0 012 0 1 the right field foul line. Wolter shag W L Pet of Chicago. Danny Hoffman. Ray Dem- u Stanage 40 6 Bay City. 8 II .823 Louis. Madden, Harry Ix>rd. Stroud 9 23 1 3 .150 When the clouds pasted by. ’ .Adrian.. NEW Browning .o<>u passed the ball on to the catcher with Clubs. at noon. Win. Lose. Harry Hooper, Duffy Lewis, William YORK. ... 11 13 0 0 | Manager Jennings requested AB R H O. A E. Pernoll 11 13 0 0 .OUO I the least possibly delay. Asa result New York .683 .696 .667 Yesterday's Carrlgan and Charley Smith of Bos- i Reeslts. Hemphill, cf 5 0 0 4 0 (> ' Catcher waiting for Cobb Athletics .667 .674 .651 the fans to go back behind the R Lansing 1. William Roach, Ed Sweeney. Tom Walter, rs 621 450 * 264 Mitchell was .Kalamazoo 3. ton. I 3 1 1 3 o o Totals 1.690 254 to slide. Detroit 633 .Bob Unglaub of Austin, 3b 4 1 1 2 1 0 St. Louis 2.14 .233 .203 Lansing at Kalamazoo Mitchell, a sible. No other American I* Flint at Battle r*reek. Washington. c t o 1 8 o u } aud a sack of odd merchandise, but ‘‘ Warhop, p 3 1 0 1 1 2 league city could boast of a per- . Bay City at Jackson SHORT LENGTHS man on third nobody out and one “My batting average may not be very "Gardner 0 0 0 0 0 0 and I * Adrian at Saginaw. Prtddrnt Lynch of the Notional run needed to tie. Is just as good as strong.'* says Charlie Hemphill, "and formance of this kind. It was strong long I leading off I don Batarday's Results. It-aguo, comm out again*' Wl Totala 32 3 5 2 4 I 4 a score—maybe better for the pitch- so as am t cx- a wonderful demonstration of I Adrian 6, Lansing 3. language on the ball field Umpire* \%olaaat‘s Is splintered. He It to be. Hut I am up there wani- politeness pro- j Ad wrist er's in a hole. Os course, was ng und If you look over and sense of Flint IS. Jackson 1. Johnrtone and Moran were fined for "Batted for Warhop in the ninth. cannot box for two months. Cobb f>tct them out. the Battle Creek 3. Saginaw 1 (13 Inn go. addreaslng the aport writer* from rho not to blame, because the coacher at records I bet you will sec that 1 have priety. 1234R87H9 R got than any «■; Rain at Kalamasoo. field. Owner Farrell, the New Yura third him. Man on first buse oftener ono New York 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0— A es should have flagged In the league" Detroit 1 0 1 0 1 5 0 0 * — s club, denies the rumor that Hal Cha.to chasing around the bases is too busy la the real manager of the Highlander*. Two-base hits —Cobb 2, Mclntyre. hitting all the cushions to bother with Morlarty, ♦♦ Manage, Mitchell. Knight. 11., power bout In Wolter. Three-base hit—Austin Dlile the fastest the location of the ball. sac- the United States, will race here dur- rifice files—Crawford. Daporte. Stolen ing Elks' carnival. In July. She has STAGS' PITCHER CANNOT CAUGHT A BUCKET bases—Wolter, Warhop. Left on bases miles per hour. So much for that. In the fifth In iM —Detroit New York 7 First b.i*e done 36.75 11. nlng tried to nip Wolter’s low on halls—Off Willett 1. off Warhbp *. Cobb Harney Oldfield broke the one utile WORK IN CENTRAL LEAGUE First base on errors—Detroit 1, Nrw record for automobiles liner by sliding for the ball. The ball BETWEEN THE SHOWERS York Hit by pitched ball —Ry Wil- circular track 1. at Kansas City, Saturday, making the either didn't travel as far as he ex- lett 3. Wolter, Cree. Gardner; by War- Circuit in 62 1-6 seconds. his abil- hop 2. Bush. Willett Struck out—By pected or he over-estimated the fight being made by the was guilty of serious error—almost by Behind a | -Although a 10l of rain fell, the Austin between third and home. Willett 2. Warhop 5 F'assed hall— The siisiM-nslon of Wuanger James ity to slip along on his chest, for It Rapids auspend Mitchell. Tims—l:4s Umpires—Egan club, Grand ball chib of the Central a crime—ln neglecting to the wet. shower only Mitchell, of kept going, McAleer. of the Washington was struck the ground and rolled for a mtound waa not The course, on and Evans. Chicago. McAleer league for the services of Pitcher contest. Austin, around, I‘lted at Satunlu>. homer, making two runs and enough Battled the dust. end after ducking slid was laid off as a result of the alterca- “Casey” Hagerman, who. it la said, Two fast balls were thrown by to third. Mitchell camping YORK. tion with Davy Jones. for New York to win. Playing it safe of Denver, ' I luckily hit in the first back was NEW Manager Jack Hendricks, Hagerman Then a wild # Inahoot got a * first Bush there and was tagged Warhop would have put man on and story when his grounder bounce 1 out. AB R H O A E. Outfielder George Browne has hern has attempted to “steal." Is a curved its way to the batter’s box. made on play. Hemphill, cf 4 2 3 2 0 1 second with nobody out. There was feywr Warhop a second the rs sold by Washington to tilt Chicago probably the most melancholy of anv The speed was almost magical and the head. Wolter. 3 2 2 2 1 1 White Sox for $1,500. the waiver price. slight chance for a double on this Ty Cobb was crossed by Knight in Chase, lb 4 0 staged on a baseball diamond. darkness was so great that It was Im- 1 13 1 0 ++~ play Hemphill way ever s|* hits New York made were l-aporte, 2b 4 o 1 1 y j because stood half iThe ire the fourth Inning Knight hit to ten- The ». A V. teem■ bent the K. A H., la given the tale be- possible to dodge the ball and “Cupid” yet If o o o between first and second until he was Peculiar Interest ■lit] Mparated, the game Willett ter field, going to Cree. 4 l 0 9 to 3. winners made nine runs in tragedy Pinkney the ball Cobb Knight, ss 4 0 0 0 3 0 The muse the central figure in the fell senseless. He never re- very uncertain and i:o- the sixth and seventh. sure Cobb wasn't going to get the ball. Kfeefeßd was on first bounce. Knight ran to sec* Austin, 3b 4 0 0 1 4 1 —for tragedy It Is—was “Cupid" Pink- gained consciousness and died lees - till after the productive Mitchell, 7 In that event there was no advan- safe ond while Cobb held the ball, a be- c 4 0 1 0 o -Jeffries Mixes with 4 orbrff and Is ney. former Collinwood player. than 24 hours later. Vaughan, p 4 0 0 0 2 0 tage in the fielder's sliding. lated throw reaching the bag allghtly Easy Winner.” reads a head In a morn- unusually successful am Players wept as they watched tbe ing paper. What's Corbett hired lor? After an 15,604. after 85 4 S 18 4 played at yf TJlfi attendance was which the runner arrived. It looked Totals 27 Spose Jeff'd pay him to beat him up? I^ast—Knight made a two-base hit son at Marlon. 0.. where he heartbroken parent the boy’s bed a lot of folks camping queer to see another putting over on DETROIT. straight the major part of the summer, Pink- s'de. PMcaaaltated \\ e sprinter, on a single that went to Cobb la center and right fields. When Cobb his favorite trick. AB R. H. O. A. K \ 11 son. n Coe rofu* Is said Dayton team of the The Grand Raplda players and Kit Mclntyre, If 3 1 o 4 u o to have equaled the world's record of In Sunday’s contest. Knight made ney Joined the Xu- « the rain came they scattered. About the only redeeming features of Hush, ss 3 0 0 2 3 0 100 yards In 9 3-5 seconds. He Is red- Central league last fall. Despite Pinkney's teammates were badly bro sjtfce Csdnr the turn at first, hesitated and beat maisMu straw bats melted. Bur-duy'fi contest wore the frequency | Cobb, cf 4 0 1 3 0 0 Ited with that time at a meet In that he waa by pangs, of ken up and season at o Rapids, Saturday. the throw to second. Maybe Cobb fact attacked the ended once. which Crawford, rs 4 2 2 o o only — Hagerman's inning, among oilier with Detroit hit .ir and one mar- Delelmnty, 2b 4 0 2 was scheming for Just such a play homesickness— Pinkney was 20 But grief waa loconaola | -The sixth velous by I 1 2 1 the contained for New York a play Hal Chase which ''as Morlarty, 3b 3 0 1 1 2 0 and if he was, Knight outguessed him. his piavlng was brilliant and all Me. pitiable. ,He wanted to do away fthfnr Jones, i) so good and unexpected it cos! the > T lb 3 0 0 10 o Dayton fans swore by the little fellow*. with himself. ", ■■passed ball, a hit by pitcher and two *4 0 ,i HEADWORK. some runs. side die Manage, c 0 8 1 the ended During the winter Kgrors For Detroit, two doubles, a Yankees Neither Stroud, p 1 0 0 0 0 u To make up for all this. Cobb pum- A few days before season Jack Hendricks. Mgrogis and Are runs. Busy day. titiguished Itself in the field, and New Willett, p Ooooi o melled out four hits In the Sunday Pinkney's father went to Dayton to Fort Wayne manager, eecured a berth had lot of trouble •Simmons 1 0 0 o 0 o Two piece* of great with him York a throwing the 0 head- contest, and scored three rune. Also visit hie son and to remain as manager at Denver and he at once threw to third In the firs’ iMullin 1 0 o 0 U out through >f. Mitchell bull to the right place at the right work stuck the tui*t he got a base on balls and bothered until he would accompany him to signed many Central leaguers. is ■tiling when Delehanty stole, and had game It time. However, the Tigers won, for Totals SI S 8 27 11 l of yesterday* like a the life out of Jimmie Austin by the Collinwood. On the September aftei* said he made overtures to Hagerman, off the bag. but Austin dropped which much thanks. lighthouse on a dark night. In way hopped m*b Stroud In eighth he around third base. noon that Mr. Pinkney arrived at notwithstanding he la under contract haU. A couple of other times that •Batted for the sixth Mclntyre pumped a ft* Hal Chase showed one of those plays ’Batted for T. Jonesytn ninth Fairs law park, Dayton, the Vets were with Grand Rapids. g£p| Cobb would have been retired line drive into left. When Croo puts “Casey” Hager- nf which make him without an equal at 123468789 K Cobb so much over on the playing Grand Raplda. The majority of persona censure |at the th!rtf-station if Austin had glm* New York 18 1 0 2 0 0 0 o— 4 tried to stop he slipped and the and falls victim first base. In the sixth he went far 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 other fellotv to so lit- man one of the most formidable Hendricks for his action In regard to lh gloves Detroit 0 0— 8 ball hopped off his forehead for tle of the same stuff that you're K* over towards second base and hit—Cobb. Home runs— sort twlrlers the Central league, was In "stealing” Hagerman. They do not stabbed Three-base bases. Wry promptly War- when he does fall of n| the third Inning Austin and Delehanty’a aharp grounder with one Crawford. Wolter. Hits—Off Stroud. M two ol astounded down. the box for the Stage know that Hagerman has said he 8 Innings; off Willett, o In I Inning. hop stung Bush on the top of ran over from second, think hand. He threw to first perfectly, bui In “Cupid,” who topped the batting list, never again will pJay In a Central Sacrifice hit—-Stroud Sacrifice fly the dome. Bush fell down, The Athletic sane are sore he* ante up IpSlUlßttß was going home This was Warhop was too slow and let the bail .Morlarty. Stolen base—Wolter. At bat Connie Mack let Nlcholla out. When* hit for a home run the first time league uniform, for he cannot bear to rubbed his head and grinned. Marry IStKar Inning, anyway. Austin tripled toll away. Cobh scored from second. —Against Stroud. 32 In 8 Inning*. Wil- ever makee a hoot, lome of tne aud was a star both at bat and In the v'att Falrview park at Dayton, where lett S In 1. D*-ft on basee—New Yoi* Then he went to first. Any fans yelp for Simon. They claim that Stifilpn It aad Mitchell hit The hit had all the earmarks of a many field the remainder of the .day. The he unintentionally killed “Cupid” t 0 Bush. I. Detroit 6. First baas on bulls -*;y way looks good when you're In Nicholla la as uood as shortslope far Austin at third, but be *iid single and It was a wonderful piece of Stroud 1, by Vaughan 2 First bate on in either big league, and In lomi caeca game waa played slowly and when Pinkney—a boy who gave up his life Struck out—by a slump. superior. Ntcholla has been play- mMgftjmf. Then Warhop rolled a work by Chase that prevented the bail errors—Detroit 2. their Pinkney came to bat in the ninth In- at he waa reaching the crest of kfc aad caught roiling Vaughan 3, by Stroud 6. by Willett 1. ing fine hall for Baltimore. Cleveland dark. The umpire Hn grwuader Willett from to Uia outfield. ffme—l.66. Umpires—Evans and Egan had him this spring but iet him go. uing It waa almost career.