Page Six THE DETROIT TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1»13, ....Edited by the News- All Ralph L. Yonker Honest Opinions NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT SENSATIONAL PLAYING OF THE PHILLIES IS THE BIG STANDINGS NAPS AND RED WHEN BREAKS DO COME OF THE PENNANT RACE IN THE NATIONAL SURPRISE AMERICAN LEAGUE SOX ENGAGE IN mt*»i>l\<*. USE THEM W.UVt. \V TIGERS *. CAN’T Aililf l.«>m» Iu 14 3 Mil St 1* 13 4i»S XX'ush’tuii 13 4 .760 UuHiwii .... 7 13 Jba FREE-FOR-ALL Ou Clrv eland 14 6T Detroit. ... tl Ifi .3MI a double Chicago.. 13 10.6(46 Nt v\ i oik 3 16.10/ They Get the Best of the Umpir- in a run uud then hit into play. lHilrrila«'i Itrault*. Eight in Tunnel Leading to Lou- » ing, Only to Have It Per- Bill Louden replaced Dubuc Now York ti. I»i*ti it den walked the only time that be XV mh lugtun .4. Clihugo 3. Dressing Cleveland 4, Ho»l<ui 1 Rooms Results fectly , Useless ( cauie to bat. Athletics 3, M. Louis 3 | in£*erious Injuries Zauiloch. th* Cuiou association Today'* lianir*. league Now York at Detroit (KEATING j pitcher, and Gibson, the Texas at ('lev IS ALL THAT yesterday Boston eland catcher, made their debuts XX u*hlngton at Chicago. AND TO BE Athletic* at St. Luma OLSON NUNAMAKER HE" IS TOUTED after the game was goue. Manage] Jennings has been " ant- SAII> TO HAVE BEGUN IT ing a chance to look at both those NATIONAL LEAGUE Young- in a game and yesterday Certainly the New York men click** M’tMHMi. us a good time to take that peep XV.Ll'ct W.UP*'t.' Speaker Gets Cut—Carrigan Is ex- . -1 #ter Looks Like Another Zamlot h made a tine impression, Chillies. 1" o t»*j. Now York 1" h .M>S was excus- (*hli hkd. 1t H (I3(i I’lttali Hli. lo 1 1 .4.(4 Knocked Out—Hattie Eol* cept for wildness which Bouton 613.333 Ed Walsh I that be Brooklyn. lls.u.K able when it is considered >t. Louis, i-’ ' *.i Cincinnati 4 li.3f#o up to 1 lows Rough Game — • hasn't had any regular work date. tMirrdar'i Kraulta. L. I Boston 3. Pittsburgh 1. 13 inmn«J. RALPH YOXKER. had good speed and a tine 3 Zaraloch Chicago 4. Brooklyn May Although JBYWheu the Tigers <lo ge; me butt of i curve He fanned iwo men and air New York (i. i'inclnn.i ti 4. CLEVELAND. 8— they Chilli.** ». St. Units 3. I<> innings Napa kite breakb in luck anu umpiring | lowed nary a hit. several, members of the and do, the onlj art unable to use them Gibson had little to Today’s (iarnra. Kt*d Mdx bore slightly bruised and ' with the \Vn..e gome stealing because he Pittsburgh Boston During the scries | ni an down at chipp«*l faced, as coutirmation of the fgox In which the Tigers dropped had a good lead on the pitcher. t'ln.unnatl at New York. Jennings Chicago at Brooklyn. report that a free-for-all light had [every game here, Manager St. Louis at Philadelphia. [himself was free to admit that the Crawford was again at first base taken place betweeu both teams, fol- games High {Tigers ware deprived of two This put Hugme in at center AMERICAN ASSOCIATION lowing yesterday's game, not a play- ‘at laast y the breaks in the umpiring Held That llughle is mighty jHipular er could be found today who would and that with perfect decisions they was shown when he got the biggest «T«MDI*n. direutly admit that a scrap had taken two ! coming to bat \N L.Prt. XV.L*. Pet. hiad a chance for more hand of the day on Louisville ~h3 13 11.633 place. Details of the battle, however, particular fault , Encouragement like 14 l" Mlnm-up.. But yesterday no Go to it. fans' Columbus 13 a .671 Kan. City 11 13 .4 7S , leaked out from various sources. umpiring fellows !( could be found with the of ! that wont swell this little Mllw ike 13 1" .4,. St I‘ttul 13 408! According to the generally accepted Hart, Itidlanap 1•* lo 4tM* Toledo. SIS .".St the two veterans. Dinoen and head He Is conceit proof version of the it started in tin* and fru>. Who replaced Hildebrand Evans. 1. atrrdar’a Heaults. uiMlnrg round passage leuding to the Brans’ work had been satisfactory, Minneapolis x, Milwaukee 7. dressing rooms, when lnfielder Olson, *>. City but that of Hildebrand caused a good St. Caul Kansu* 3 the and Nunatnaker, IN Louisville 2, Columbus 1. of Naps, Catcher of CAREER Indianapolis uglv deal dissatisfaction. GREAT Toledo 10, 0. of the exchanged a few guessing Sox. The breaks In the official wnyrds quickly followed by blows. but came the Tigers’ way yesterday, While some of the players attempted to SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE j the Junglemen were unable make FRONT OF ROBIDEAtI to separate the combatants, others uso of them. When they were In a joined in the fray, and within a few good luck, KTAMHXU. position to use a run of \V UC« t. XV L IM.I seconds a free-for-all battle was In Light- . ■aid run failed to come. Call Him the Fastest Hay City.. 10 l "00 Sa glnaw. 0 1 .0001 progress. It waged for at least Id o Jackson. ... o I 000 to be supposed that you want Adrian. 1 1 000 i emerged It Is .. l ‘too o i 0"0 Trig Speaker with so weight since Time of Lansing: 1o Clint minutes. proof of these statements ruthless K tzoo 1 0 1.00" Hat. Creek. 0 l *)"U (three spike marks on his head. ly thrbwn at you. George Dixon Carrigan received a severe X eslertlay Hesults. Catcher Here *tls. Saginaw’■ 7. jolt the jaw that put him out. Half second In- Bay city 10. i on Do you remember in the Adrian 3. Jut kson 0 dosen members of both clubs came and WM Lansing (a ning when Veach had walked May B.—Hailing him 12. Flint 7 from the dressing rooms with swollen of NEW YORK. Kalamazoo 7. Battle Creek 6. Charlie Deal had met one Keat- to faces, patches and other lilt, as one of the fastest lightweight# MAKING thiug to do with the showing. of skin off offerings the only clean ONE YEAR LATE IN (.amea. ing's for develop George Dixon, fight fans This spring, with memory f HH- Today's marks of rough usage. Tigers amassed, a whis- since Kalamazoo at Mattie ('reek. a single, the today predicted good ring career for GOOD THE 1912 PREDICTION OF before them, few pi the The fight was the result of bad blood to mat advanced a critics t ,la. kson at Adrian tling drive left Robideau, Philadelphia, They Lansing engendered during the game which situation, Sammy of "RED” DOOIN AND HIS Phils to win the peunaut. liked at Flint Veach to third? At this CRITICS. Saginaw at Bay City, Naps who last night punched Johnny Lore Pittsburgh with New York second the took. 4 to v 1 Outfielder down, Oscar Stallage bound- •with two around the St. Nicholas A. C. ring TEAM ARE UPSETTING NA- an unkuown (Iraney was knocked unconscious was apparently a fair ball choice and the Cubs ed waht at will quantity. LEAGUE when Catcher Carrigan blocked him Sweeney’s Sweeney was almost TIONAL LEAGUE NOW. INTERNATIONAL into hands. the 10 rounds. at Shortstop Tanvrln was end the During eight of And now look it over. The Phillies MUM.. home. about to throw Oscar out and and »*T X heels off second the hall Robideau fought in snappy style, have walloped the eastern teams, and X\ L C t XX U.IVI. knocked head over inning when Dineen called 13 6 Montreal. 71" and lu the second round had the New just sprlutlng j Baltimore. ."tl 411 when Carlsh butted Into aim. have been called fair Well, well, look at those are on their toes like lot (."0 foul. It might York boy on the floor. Twice after Buffalo... 0 v 80. b.-ster 710 412 'Pitcher Foster was spiked. Hard without causing any excitement Phillies! of quarter horses. Perhaps they Providence 1"7 tU' !er Cllv . 7 11 3V.* he sent Lore down on Ills hands. .’>a(i . words passed between the two teams Btanage, his life preserv- [that Ever since the season opened Char- won't be able to hold the pace and Newark... Io X Toronto tl tit.l^3 Here was greatly all during the game. the bags waiting Lore was disconcerted and lie Dooin's gonfalon chasers have been maybe they will tool everybody, and ed with two men on fought wildly. Xeaterdsy’a Hesults. Manager Birmingham and cracking out rather climbing, and here they are up in prove they like the full distance. r,. Jersey Both to score. But Instead of Buffalo citv 4 Acting Manuger Wagner professed to going away just they between the team Toronto 4, Newark 3. a double as the Sox would have done front and as if The difference tight today. year late year that the pitch- Providence X. Montreal 2 know nothing of the laat week, he popped up to Derrick were not one late. For this and in lt*l- is Baltimore t*. Hocliester 4 smoothly, was over, this-way-out. starters lk>om b darlings are hitting ers are now going instead the show ’ end to every MOY, • inning, errors put Mul- comiskeYls on all six cylinders without a skip.