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Workjery Fist THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY. JUNE as. »9°9. Page Six MP'-r DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT. W tALL THAT’S NOTEWORTHY EVENTS SIMILARITY TO WAGNER IN THE LEAGUE RACB ■ WINS MR ESTHOBK STEEDS BAN HERE TO LOOK MULLiH NOT SOLE CLAIM TO FAME had better of a pitch- Mulllu the ing duel wiith Dtneen and Detroit '1 : CLOTHES made it six straight from tho Browns. THE lAOWNS OVER 1 BIS FIST got BETWEEN THE Iu the Detroit game Bush —i F WORKJERY four hits und ten accepted SATlsfr rec- chances, both being uerfeot League Preident Say* He Expect* E- Macey Hangs Up a Lot of Season’s the day. When spring btt*!f pop# Vlll ords for Qet To win- hush Records in Try-Out at Lexington 1 With Bradley on first. Turner on Tail Ender* Vill Soon too, want to out in «prim; mm I’errlng pop second. Ball at short and ning Agaii Beyond a Doubt. Before Coming North. at third, took another [ v cJoth#s—quick. Cleveland game Chicago, Young twirl- I +WcV build you a nifty Spring George and D;neen Enjoy a Battle from r ing against Scott. tho Am- '‘ lTesldent Bat Johnson, of # Sifit to order, to perfect inn and in Royal, But the Tigers Finish On News In the' form of a dispatch from The Washington crowd got so * % league, Vk a hand In tho af- , time, $-*o, lioxington lb of interest to local sore on “Silk” O’laughllu that he erican at $25, S3O. Top as Usual, By Score today, £uick hornemeu, bringing as it doe's, the had to bo escorted off the field by fairs of the luMess Brown* five runs off In In tho morning can one.of of 2 to 1. fracturing of the station’s trotting and police. Boston got lit* dropped mrly "you pop out in j innings, during pacing records by horses entered iu Altrook iu the last two and hold confnnti.es the fore- our after being shut out for seven. t ready-to-be-worn ruits—slo the stakes of the Driving club, noon with Hedges and Man- I iK-trvUt Errors oy Knight and Elberfcld to $25. Featureful in Almost Every ager McAleer, the tall emh rs. as I Game to be decided a month hence. made It Impossible for New York as with Vic* Yawkey, liright as a Spring'flower—our Inning and Was Marked by Swell Iu the final workout which Trainer to stop the Athletics. M »rgan and well President gave the cl<> aftoruoon Wash —$1, $1.50. $2. Macey the members of the string Manning twirled. of lutrolt This jb .Ve^ts Fielding; Oh You “Dome!” of George H. Estubrook. the Denver be attended the *ma piayed oy tho &. M ami Tlgen “ millionaire. Deliver, the M. cau- WADDELL SHOOTsToNE ROUND Browns 5 Men’s" Furnishings in full dldate bred iu Michigan and bought Am usual. Juhnsoi was reticent over, By H. BRUSKE. >iustJ year for a long price, trotted his I of Twenty In Grand the motives of his wit K bloom. PAUL 1 Mlves Five Out I Well, the Irish giants had it out at mile handily In 2.08. the lust quarter American Handicap and Quits. *1 hnren’t been 1 Detroit so far Hats, plucked. in :30 1-2. So f.ir as known this is this season and l thught this was a Straw just Bennett park iu what proved to be 25.— It will require I the fastest mile trvktod this year and CHICAO. June good chance, that * *!," said he. must thrilling the mx cousecu- to 1 the of the clocking was unquestionably sc- all of today and part of tomorrow "The Browns* Oh, hry're all right ■ • Tigers ! the. victories which the hu\e curute. complete the shooting In the Grand or will be when the) get their full f+OLDEN’S janked from the palpitating Browne, Cham- at the Hold wgain They 32-36 AVE. f C. the Limit, the Estabrook American handicap which began strength In MICHIGAN a ber ctuididate. paced In * crippled *th their two and Muliln put It over Diueen by of Commerce rr ©v-JK the Chicago Gun club grounds late have been his In Ml out of it. but uo.' margin, which came mighty near 3:07. finishing final quarter yesterday. The weather was so fast men hey'll get go-, the fastest fear being no margin at ail. The score :29 3-4 seconds. This U threatening that only a small proper • tng again never 1 lao9 the pace, far any- the It .kuo any It was 2 to 1. mile on so as Itlon of the entries had a chance at the "Has .-.m whom one knows The sou of Searchlight turn over to the to as- A tine big pair they made as they ! first round of the taigets I could fc-own* 1 was not going very good-gaited. eitlu r right 7** alternant! on the firing line to the di- Nineteen men made a straight sist them now ohnson was and seemed to be a bit lame behind ticatlou of the largest paid attet dance score of 20. They Included Gllber an 1 asked. The most remarkable performance • of *>* !of the week ‘Everybody know? howr Crosby. Rube Waddell, the St. Louis None that I know Wo would 1 f all, however, was a mile trotted by than the me* | Muliln linked, whether he was there pitcher, on the 16-yard mark worth more they have Country Jay, the 2:11 stood :to see on this particular occasion or Old entered In birds. He ( now-.’* T trotting stake Though now In and fired at one round of any T&W^i7i!i7 /TTilf"^M«\l W not. George was still the burly, pow- here. getting all the hard "Do you expect Important, Ids year and supposedly a got 15 out of 30, erful. w« 11-conditioned figure and l e thirteenth missing the easy ones ! changes In tho Browns U tho near DETROIT. hopeless cripple, this fellow went a shots and was pitching his very best all the time Fisher, an amateur from :future?” mile with Ramey Macey, son of the Frank * that’s because he had to. If for no other rea- Eagle la.. upset all the "dope "That’s a matter u to Man- SPALDINC'S regular driver up. in Just 2:06 3-4 last Grove. ager son. by winning the preliminary handicap McAleer.” bugs may not remember Pi- quarter lu : *a3-4. Hedges. McAleer and all Detroit the , to the Grand American with a score \v« 11. for Bill seen on The Estabrook stable is one In denying that McAlee has re- noon so has been 1 of 94 out of 100. Fred Gilbert, of Spirit join the firing line at Bennett park but sel- which captured the M & M. of last, signed. has been asked to rsign, or year .aid Lake. la., led thep rofesslonals, break dom. since he w.u- discarded by the with Spanish Queeu th.s is intending to resign. again training, doing her j lng 92. John 1 Taylors and took, up hi-* resi- mare o» in seeming to Shooting was resumed at 9 a m. very much If th dence in the Missouri metropolis. Suf- workout mile iu 2:07 and It looks as Amor-* today. league rare might finish fice to say. however, that he was j"st be in fine form. lean w-ft first The horses shipped from Lex- HANS LOBERT. and second division ns the s\ndmg as imj>osii’.- and just as speedy as of were right. Print- ington to Peoria where they will start Joh Printing Ann* Tlmfi shows —Boston Globe. yor * and u !i ever had better cm-j The similarity between Hans Wa,gner and Hans Lobert. the Cincinnati Ins CW, 16 John 11.-st. Phonn 14>S. them Offer to Golfter* a «iu.-»n«> .1: 1 tr I. regardless of occasion or etner-i aOJU. third baseman, is not alone in the! r gtven names. They are alike In ad- variety so satisfactory us to , News of another sensational work- shortstop • usage. gency. pearance. the Redleg being a small e dition of the great Ihrate causa their sniu-roJ | out comes from Boston where, on the (.ulilr Dinero Pitches To Hold Job. bail from the same ne ck of w'ooda, but did not Syaldlou'i OlUi'lul (iuU city speedway, Chief Wlikie, 2 12 3-4. Both men the Lobert was for his 1 br* ak into the league becau se he looks like and hails from the Tho largest Bill Inneen pitching a half-mile in :s*> fiat. This is, National * r'. -. trotted enough containing the stew • I \rv life, from all appearances nud ' same town as Wagner He is draw in g money because he Is a sure j 10 “How to PI *y <, if « a wortd's record for such a perform-j Hughie cents. lu>t two, player His feats last season m ade him one of the most talked-of Has well lie might tor. during the ball Claud Rossman 10 cents. ance and was accomplished with an Price with in game, several effort s were made to get him away from weeks rumor has been busy ms amateur hi the sulky seat. men the and name and ;t is more than pr obable the t wn on the Ohio, that, h i la failed to deliver the SPEAKER HAS GONE This spring Lobert has failed to striko his gait with the stick, but he Jennings Guessing Again f LAME.
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