BAIN KEPT GASH >, - ....:.; STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Played. .Won.. I .oat, Pet, Pittsburg .... 5 J, 4 T" 1 "i .800 r Philadelphia .. .• 5 ri ' 4 - ' l.'1; .800 Norwood Davies Reaches the Limit New York ; 4 • 3- l'-1 .750 FMJAGNATES ,r 1 f; ;, : :: Chicago .. tt ' S-"•••* 3 '••"' .500 .500 ' in Beating Fast Pas- Boston .;.....,. 0 ".: ':-•; 3 il! • 8 •'•'"• * ifiUt ...••.-.- , •• • •.. ,.:•:••• I St. Louis .....;...... 5 ' 2* 8 ••-" ' .400 :i, ;,r; : Cincinnati « ' 2 4 ».-- .333 ^"'•"."rr!"' senger Flyers. " \ .- ';" i Columbus and Minneapolis Did Brooklyn < 7 •••••• 1-••'•,• . 6 .-'•<: ••• .143 .-*•»'•••. , Entitled'to a •'"&&;: Not Earn Their Salt Yes- :;' ; i' ••;,, ;_t,.-. GAMES'. YESTERDAY.^:I .;••. Cincinnati 0, Chiqajo. 5„ '."•'• Special to The Journal. l Boston-Brooklyn—Game. c»lled;; raiu^-,,, Crookstoir, Minn., April 22.—Training jackrab- '$&-• terday Afternoon. ^ ••* Pittsnurg-St. Louisa-Game^;called; rain. New Yprk-PblladelphJaTTrGaine called; ra bits to race against a train is the latest fad Prize of $lM of Norwood Daviqs, managing editor of the .... - GAMES. TODAY,- VV:'^V' Crookston.Times. While riding on a train one ; day last summer, Davies saw a-large jackrabbit STANDING Or - THE - CI/CBS. New York at Philadelphia'.1.;^ :\' ' J""'1'' Played. Won. • Lost. Pet. St.- Louis at Pittsburg; •- ••'••• • --:; ' •',•• running "even with the train, and the idea of -Columbus .. ;...'.... 1 yl.OOO 'Cincinnati at Chicago: ''<"••'• '•.!•• ,; '•* ' training jacks for racing purposes first presented Milwaukee . .1 ' ,.;1.0.QO. Boston- at -Brooklyn.' ::.•••• jr ".- « itself. Since then he has been gathering speci Explanation of Plan. Kansas City " 1.000 mens and has been devoting much of bis time fit. Paul .300 to training the animals. .500 AMERICAN LEAGUE These photographs are selected Louisville . • He now has two jackrabbits trained so they Minneapolis .: .000 '.' .000' STANDING OF THE CLUBS, obey his commands fairly well, and every nice at random from a number taken Indianapolis • .000 day when he has time to spare, takes these two Toledo Played. Won. Lost. Pet. outside of the city limits of Qrookston about two each day by The Journal's pho Philadelphia 1.000 miles and has them indulge in a race with . in GAMES :T0DAY. ; ' New. York - .600 tographer on the principal busi ..• Minneapolis at Columbus. Chicago ... .600 coming trains. ..An assistant is stationed, at the "• St. Paul at Louisville. end of the course and at a signal from this ness streets. s Cleveland .. .5C0 Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Detroit .500 assistant the jackrabbits stop speeding, allowing Kansas City at Toledo. . ' Washington , .500 themselves to be taken again. Those whose pictures are pub St. Louis .. .400 The speed of these animals-is simply remark By ^D'Lougfhlin. -; •„; Bohtwn .-.'... .000 able. Freight trains-are easily distanced, even lished will receive a prize of $1.00 Rain again prevented the gathering of. shekels when' going at a high rate of speed and on oc by calling at The Journal office 4nto the strong boxes of Watkhis aud Bryce at •=•:-;-! GAMES'.YESTERDAY; . casions the Jackrabbits have beaten out the .fast Columbus. The magnates sat in gloom and the Philadelphia 5, .Boston 4.. " =.'-•' = -• est passenger trains- that run into Crookston. and being identified before 6 slavers loafed around the hotel. • Cleveland-St. Louis—Wet grounds. MRS- H. H. ANDREWS IN HER WHITE CAR.1-' The animals become restless and nervous when Minneapolis fans are like the baby with the Detroit-Chicago—No .game;- rain. they hear the approach of a train, and prance o'clock p. m. of the second day molasses-smeared Angers and the feather—they Washington-New York—No game; rain. Mrs. H. H. Andrews, 416 Fifth avenue SIS, lakes and boulevards, and recently took a party about much like a running horse at tbe start following the day of publication pull an opinion out of one hand to find it stuck ";./',•'-.- GAMES TODAY. . is one of the few. women who drive big auto of women friends to St. Paul and return. of a race. As the train reaches the sides of rop field and they are trying to add another If the rules committee will go back to Field; on May..6 are coming in and- for; the Event. 42,000 Men to Be Put to Work on the openings for commercial and industrial thumb of authority will be put down on the victory to their already long list. the regulation of 1903, permitting five men first time in the history of the university the enterprises as well as for farming in ifwlnner, with the same eclaf with which the The Wolf team, of Stillwater, cancelled the in the line, the forward pass will make best track men of the west rare; to meet i in Grand Trunk—Projects of Canadian the surrounding country. housewife lands the trip-hammer thumb upon game with Duluth, which was to take place to football more brilliant, snappy and fast, competition on Minnesota ground. Minnesota •the bug on the bedslat. All previous flurries day, and will take on the Lunds, of this city, and will do away with much of the objec team men are training strenuously and. expect Chicago, April 22.—The directors of the Chi Pacific and Canadian Northern— .-will simply be diversions—sideshows, as it were tomorrow afternoon in the prison city. West, tion against the gam%. to make a showing against the men who have cago Automobile Club have decided to give To Canadian Northwest via Soo Line, i—preliminary to the opening of the big show. Conveist and Sam Kinkle will compose the bat It will be a radical change, hut with made points, for their, colleges in both western the automobile run to St. Paul under the Wheat Acreage Presages a Yield of tery for the Lund Lands, while Linnlx aud How the five-men proviso I' think it will work intercollegiate meets and in the big Philadelphia auspices of the club early in July. They will Homeseekers' rates every Tuesdav. it , AT LOUISVILLE. ard will be the main points for the Wolf team. a -wonderful change for the betterment of relay carnival. endeavor to. have as many of the clubs in Ticket office, 119 So 3d St, Minneapolis. the west as possible come together in Chicago 100,000,000 Bushels. .; j e St. P.— h po a e Thursday the Lund team .will go to Renville the game and the pleasure of the specta Wisconsin will send a full team, including her v Louis.— h po a %o play the team of that town during the tors, ' It would make' the game more open quarter-mile: runners,. who. are expected by -the as a meeting place and make the start from 'Murphy cf.. 1 1 0 OGeler cf .. 2 1 0 0 bankers' convention. and interesting. It would be a develop Chicago critics to win from all eastern teams here. $25 Tacoma, Seattle and Portland, , Hallman If. 1 0 0 0Carney If.., 0 1 0 0 ment which would not take away the least at Philadelphia. Nebraska will attempt to It is expected that 500 cars at least will Via the Northern Pacific; the cheap one r Kerwin rf.. 1 0 0 0 Hemphill rf 0 2 0 0 Tomorrow afternoon the Forester team will ; line up against one of * their rival northeast interest from the sport, but, on the: con show the "Big 9" that she can turn out a make the tour, there being 3,000 machines in Special to The Journal. way' Colonists excursion tickets on sale l" Hart lb ... 1 0 Wheeler 3b. 0 1 2 0 trary, -would better it, tract team as well as a football eleven and this city alone. The Illinois State Automobile -M'tg'mry 3b 0 »0 (1» 0 O'Brien ss . 0 2 1 1 teams, at the Sandy Lake grounds. The fol daily until May 15. Reserve your UBrashear 2b 0 3 2 0 Marcan 2b.. 1 2 4 0 lowing Sunday the Foresters will Tross bats :•' --Dr. H.. L. Williams, has entered men for every event. Among: the association has six clubs, with a grand total of Winnipeg, Man., April 22.—The prog " Scbrlver e.. 0 with Thies team, for the opening game of the" Minnesota's Football Coach. other" western teams coming are Northwestern, 600 members, and a large percentage ot them berths several days in advance at the 5 (I OKelley lb . 1 8 1 0 Iowa and South Dakota. - Entries do not close are expected to Join in the i\xa. ress of the Canadian west this year is 'Quinlan ss. 0 3 3 OZalusky c. 0 3 0 0 season. The Foresters will line up as follows: I -$ evidenced by the immense amount of city ticket office, No. 19 Nicollet House till April 30 and other western universities •^Ferguson p. 0 0 4 1 Corbett p... 1 1 0 0 John Pennig, catcher; Henry Cloutier and : As the tour proceeds to St. Paul such clubs block. Charles Mauren, pitcher; George Tousignant, Since President Eliot,. of Harvard, leveled his are considering entry.- : as the Milwaukee, Kacine, and others will activity in railway building and im Q Totals ... 4 21 10 1 Totals ... 5 21 8 1 shortstop; Nick Mauren, first base; Frank Wines, battery of criticism against football, there has There-will also be races between the, relay join and finish the trip. provements. The Canadian Pacific will second base; Frank Wagner, third base; Johnson, teams of northwestern high schools. The Min The main body wiU assemble In Chicago and Carey Cement Roofing grows "better I 0 1 0—1 been much talk of "open play" in the East. doubletrack the 420 miles between Win Louisville ..,.0 0 0 0 left field; Ed. Loring, center field; Bernard Cox, In the West there has been-little call for the nesota teams will be Shattuck, Pillsbury, Wi the start will be made from that city on July with age. See W. S. Nott Co., Tel. 376. '.fit, Paul 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—1 right field. ' open game. Harvard influence has been for re- \ nona high Bchool and all of the Twin City high T. There will be two divisions, one for the nipeg and Port William, on Lake Su :• Two-base hit, Corbett; three-base hit. Murphy; The Cedars would like to arrange a game for vision of rules. Early in the winter, Walter schools. ,,...- fast cars which will be given four days to perior. The same company will build sacrifice hits, Carney, Hallman; bases on balls, tomorrow with any 17 or lS-year-old team In the Camp came forward with the idea: Of making The track will be In excellent- condition as reach the Twin Cities, and' one for the slower several hundred miles of new lines on •eff Ferguson 1, off Corbett 1; struck out, by city, Kennedys or Donahues preferred. The ten yards on downs, which would turn the gatne a steam roller is in use constantly and it is cars which will be allowed five dayB to make its various branches this year and is Ferguson 5, by Corbett 1; double plays. Quinlan, line-up of the team is as follows: Spain, catch into a kicking contest of little interest. Now thoi'oly wetted down each day. the distance. "Brashea~ r an••••—d Hart• , Quinlan and Hart. Time, er; Balk, pitcher; Dillory, shortstop; Kasten, comes a proposition to legalize the forward pass. Minnesota will enter in every event. In the The route will be by way of Bockford, Free- spending large sums on improvements J.: 15; Umpire, Haskell. Attendance, 1,200. first base; Asper, second base; Kelly; third base; This would, without doubt, almost revolu mile- relay, in which each man will run a port, Dubuque, Independence, Cresco, Austin, of the permanent way. Clausen, right field; Gadney, left field; Shores, tionize the game. It would open it up to a quarter of a mile,' the team will be selected Owatonna, Faribault and St. Paul. The Grand Trunk railway has not be At Toledo—Toledo-Kansas City game postponed center field. Teams wishing games should ad wonderful extent, but this would be limited by from among Captain Murphy, Robertson, Hunter, The entry in St. Paul will be made on on ~ account of wet grounds. dress Harry Asper, 416 Fourteenth avenue S. other rules. The number of men allowed in Malmgren, Shedd and Marshall. The quarter- July 11," and the intention is to route the gun any actual construction work, but At Indianapolis—Indianapolis-Milwaukee game The Graafs defeated the Strots by a score the line, or out of -It,;, would play a big part, milers have been doing unusually good work and cars in such a manner that the entire number it is said that arrangements aTe mak postponed' on account of wet grounds. of 15 to 8. The boots and shoes put the gro and until the side regulations are' fixed it is Minnesota must be counted a factor in this will assemble at Faribault and make the run ing to put 42,000 men at work as soon \ i; cers to rout in the second inning when ten impossible to guess what would result from the race; The mile runners are also expected to to St. Paul in a bunch. ; AROUND THE CIRCUIT. runs were' made off the grocers' pitcher. Bat forward pass. It might call back the heavy hold their own in the four-mile relay. The Three other routes will be laid out and a as the company's plans are matured. ' George Tebeau has purchased a residence in teries, Holstad and Streed; 'Oman and Oslin. mass plays and it might produce an open game team will be picked from Van Metre, Colburn, large number of machines are expected. One The Canadian Northern railway is Louisville. Fifteen-year-old teams desiring games should with a wide range of latitude for trick play. Ellison, Snj'der and Current.' will be from Kansas City and Omaha, one from rushing its main line on to Edmonton, John Dougherty, a,new mau who has shown t)uluth, and one from Helena, Mont., by way of The Kansas City club has traded infielder address Carl Norastromf 2118 22% avenue S. The rules committee has ' discussed the idea. besides devoting much attention to Hugh Hill to Louisville for catcher Phil O'- The Independents defeated a scrub team yes All were present save Stagg, of Chicago, and great speed, . will enter the dashes for. Minne Fergus Falls and St. Cloud. ;iIt will be arranged Neil. terday by a score of 23 to 7. They would he has written a small volume -^and forwarded it sota- and he is expected to hold his own with to have the automobilists over these routes to branch lines. It has just established George Tebeau has more men than he knows like to arrange games with any 16-year-old team to the board. ; The committee meets again soon. the crack runners from other colleges. . In the arrive on July 11, and If possible join the -Chi thru train service on its main line from what to do with, having no less than twenty- in the city, the Graafs, Millers, or Lindquists Minneapolis is one of the hotbeds of football other events of the carnival Minnesota will cago procession. -• . Winnipeg to the elbow on the North three players under contract. preferred. For games address Robert Jordan, enthusiasm. Locally, there has been little enter the following men: The St. Paul club will arrange a week's en Saskatchewan river. This company has It is predicted that infielder Oarr, of Indian - 148 Highland avenue. demand for open play. The Minneapolis fans Two Mile Relay-rrMurpby, .Snyder, Greaves, tertainment for the visiting automobilists. aoolis, will be in big league company in 1906. The Highland Parks have organized ; for the know much football and follow the games close Hartson and Joe Dougherty. 1,950 miles of track west of Lake Su H*e is a promising third baseman. seaton and wish games with any 15-year-okl ly and follow the plays with a watchful eye. Hurdles—Woodrick, Dobbs. : i,J'*~ perior. In addition to this extension, Hulswitt and Pickering have stirred Columbus team in the city, the Graafs preferred. For Do Minneapolis rooters and the football en Discus—Brown, Davis and Smith..'. :V,.-. it is'planning large terminal improve If you want to go to Chi fans by their good work, and are destined to games address E. Cawcutt, 2627 Emerson ave thusiasts of the state at large want more open Pole Vault—Lammqrs. :•-.•••. <-- ments in Winnipeg, which will probably become idols in Ohio's capital. nue N., or 'phone T. C. 13416. Play Hammer Throw and Shot Put—Vita, Ittner, AMES MATERIAL Dan Kerwin, pride of Limerick, has been laid lhe Journal would be glad to hear from them Kramer aud Current. be worked out in association with t^e up in Bourbondom with a lame back, strained in on this subject and invites their opinions. Those High Jump—Twldt. Noreross Grand Trunk Pacific. cago comfortably, reserve one of the exhibitions with New York's Giants. NORTHWESTERN GAMES who respond should make their communications Indianapolis fans like Jack Thoney better than brief and concise. SAW FAST FACING Million and a Half in Bridges. George Hogrievor. The Ft. Thomas boy Is play Brainerd, Minn., April 22.—Manager M. .T. LOOKS PROMISING ing a fine game in the Hoosier sun field in prac Reilly, of the St. Cloud-Brainerd team, in the In building new lines the Canadian your berth now on the tice. Northern league, expects to leave Monday fpr EBBETTS WILL FIGHT Asa Paine Tells of Big Cars at Florida Ed. Kenna, of the Louisville team, son of the Northfleld, where Playing-Manager White is as Northern has to cross the Saskatchewan late senator from West Virginia, and famed sembling a strong bunch of players. Most of Brooklyn Magnate Will Defy the Police Auto Contests. Many Men Are laying for river, north or south, five times.: The as the poet-pitcher, is quite a barker on the Burlington's Limited. the players signed. will report for duty next Eegarding Sunday Ctemes. Asa Paine has returned from Florida where five necessary bridges are of steel and coach lines. week and they will be pitted against the strong he spent the winter. He is an enthusiastic Places on the Track ; masonry, and will cost the company '•• Woodruff is pleasing the Louisville fans by teams of St. Olaf and Northfleld colleges. The chauffeur and was one of the Judges at the his clever work at short for Tebeau's team. team will be brought-to St. Cloud and Brainerd New York Sun Special Service. $1,500,600. On the main line the first New York, April 22.—President Ebbetts, of Ormond Beach races. In discussing the racing ::: •He declares he has hopes of getting back Into for two or three preliminary games with local Mr. Paine said: Team.- •;• .••L^JI& crossing is that of the South Saskatche fast company next season. clubs before the season opens, May 18. tbe Brooklyn baseball club, has announced that Outfielder Butler has jumped the Toledo club. the team will play ou Sundav with the Bostons "Probably the most sensational feature was wan, fifteen miles from the flourishing It is intimated that he will remain in hiding This news was sent to the police by President the deposing of W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr, as the city of Saskatoon and 485 miles from until Grillo sells him to Memphis, where the Ebbetts. The club tried to have Sunday games speed king. Although by icason of an over Winnipeg. CHANCE FOR DAVIDSON. last season but the police interfered. weight car, H. W. Bowden, of New York, did Special to The Journal, - Dining cars pleasing and unique— ."rubber-leg" wants to go. Harley Davidson, the champion roller skater, "Peek-a-Boo" Veach, \ybo has played in as "All the semi-professional teams play Sunday not cam off the mile lecord, bis was the Ames. Iowa, April 22.—From the large amount The main line next crosses the North dining car service better than an/ many leagues as any player in the business, has heard that Emmett McDowell, the fastest baseball," Mr. Ebbetts said today. "I do not fastest time made for this distance. of material to pick from, it' would seem that Saskatchewan river 514 miles west of you ever have enjoyed. - skater in the windy city, is looking for the see why we cannot play. The same law should "The races this year have bred a spirit of Ames ought to be able to make a creditable ;is umpiring exhibition games at Indianapolis. Winnipeg. At a ppint 577 west of .".•••';•-.•••- >•-. [The onlly feature of his work favorably com- Canadian's scalp. Davidson Is willing to meet govern all of us," rivalry among the drivers of racing cars which showing in track athletics this year. The # men ted upon is his loud voice. anybody in the country, and has challenged Mc Deputy Police Commissioner Farrell said: will result next year in a race meet which will Winnipeg the main line again crosses Dowell. The race, if arranged, will be put on even exceed the recent one. It was understood weather retarded outdoor practice, but the train ' Mud Hens are cackling that Moriarity is a "Of course, we shall enforce the law if It is ing -fahed has become a scene of activity. There the North Saskatchewan; again at coming Bill Bradley and President Grillo al at the Casino rink. violated. I am not sure that Sunday baseball in Florida shortly after the races that Mr. Vanderbilt went to Europe for the express pur is an immense amount of scrub' material ou Fort Saskatchewan, 811 miles west of ready has visions of a procession of majors playing is a violation of the law. I do not hand to pick from, which may yield some stars with wheelbarrows of the long green stuff, know what we shall do about the game Sunday. pose of ordering a new racer especially for the Winnipeg, the North Saskatchewan is headed for Toledo next fall in endeavor^ to land .., SHOOTING AT INTERCITY. I hardly think that we will stop the game until next Florida meet. It will he the greatest by the time the season is well advanced and crossed. On the Prince Albert exten Mm. we have made a test case." racing machine yet designed and will have an there is also some good 'varsity timber on hand. sion the South Saskatchewan river is The weekly shoot of "the Minneapolis Gun club engine capable of developing from 180 to 200- In the 100-yard dash, several of the men who The Bnrlingfon Limited leave* Dick Oooley, whom Cantillion expected to pur is on at Intercity park this afternoon. There is horsepower. A mile in thirty seconds would crossed at a point 525 miles from Win chase for Milwaukee from the Boston Na won points in dual or state meets last year are Minneapolis Union Station Dally a commodious clubhouse, Plenty of . seats and seem to be an assured fact when the racers nipeg and sixteen miles southeast of at 7-50 p.m., arrives Chicago 9 tionals, refused to go west for the salary of conveniences for either shooter or spectator. MUELLER CHANGES TEAMS of next year come together." back again, and the same with those that were fered him and Manager Cantillion says the. ,A lively interest among the shootess Is being placed in the sprints in the fall meet. In the Prince Albert. next morning. deal is off. Harry Clark has been appointed taken in the events scheduled for the Saturday Mr. Paine is interested In auto affairs in "two-penny." practically the same men who took The extensive railway building captain of the Milwapkees, since Cantillion St. Thomas Coach Will Handle Squad Minneapolis. He said that when his new Win- shoots, while the competition shown is a matter ton anived he would be ready to take an active part last year will do go this year. The long planned for this season and the follow learned that he would not be able to get of interest also to the spectator. at La Crosse. distance races will have a liberal supply of Cooley. ' . interest in any racing affairs which might be ing seasons is the salvation of the LaCrosse, Wis., April 22 —George Mueller, arranged. Mr. Paine also said that the racing entries, but the half is not so well supplied. country. Immigrants are flocking in former University of Minnesota guaid, has en board of the Automobile club was to consider The hurdles have a number of aspirants, while fc" GIANTS LOSE MANAGER. Unlike other prepared roofings, Carey gaged to coach the Wisconsin Business uni racing matters within a short time. in the matter of quarter-mile men the situation in such numbers from the states and , Boston, April 22.—A dispatch from New York Roofing cannot be cheapened to fit a versity football team neit season. Mueller is about on an equal with that of last year. Europe that it would be absolutely im announces the death of William H. Rogers, busi was removed from the Minnesota team for AFTER NORTHFIELD RECORD Not as much material, as would be liked is possible to provide them with, markets ness manager of the Boston Baseball club of price. Once a Garye's, always a professionalism at the time Schreiber was dis available for the hammer-throw. Cave is out of for their products if thousands of miles y me National league. He was 45 years old. Carey ?s. See W. S. Nott Co., Tel. 376. qualified in Wisconsin. the shot-put this year on account of injuries J. F. MCELROY, Carleton Pillsfcury Will Try for the received to a limb last fall in tbe football game of new railway line were not built. City Pass. Agent. >l|IIMIIIIMM
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