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The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

Eighty-sevrn eIlgibIes I'm the $4,000
race.
Brown. of the Cubs, lost another game
e.
UngIaub Q. playing the bench nj Wash
ington. with Freeman stu on hrst.
jack FineId. the old pitcher: now has
an umpires berth In the New YORK
league
Now II ~ said that too much indui-
gence I'm sweets has put Joe Cans To
the bad.
journalist. failed to qualify IN ms
event at London.
jack Leyburn mas been mile 10 race
this year In 2.O4A not 2;03h, as 4
morning paper has u.
The Central League ha. guaranteed the
salaries OF the Grand Rapids players
and they are OF TO Join the team.
with the release Of Hess, Cleveland he
came the only team In either league
not In possession OF left hand
pitcher ~
Mamie RiIey-you emit lose her
Yesterday. pretyt sweet little
PAGER is Mamie.
Connie Mack has purchased Cran-ton.
"a Memphis shortstop. To take the
place OF NICHOLS, whose batting has
gone all TO smash
Detroit onrsmen were unIucky In draw
ting outside positions in the Burling-
ton regatta and didn't DO much uf
anything, ST Louis getting most Of
the prizes
ID. 4. a.. scored two runs In the ninth,
beating the Morrells Z To 2. In the
hardest game the unbeaten club team
has had this year. Busch and Glenn
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit einched it's league lead
ership for the rest OF the week
by beating Washington on homers
by Schaefer and Cobb. killian and
Burns pitched. /-
Boston took two games from ST.
LOUIS, to I and 3 10 2. Burchell
Beating Bailey and Morgan stop
ping Powell And the Browns let
90 OF Morgan, after three trials,
openly proclaimine that he
wouldn't do!
Chicago and New York divided
a double-header, Walsh beating
Newton and Orth. 8 10 3, while
Hoeg and Manning trimmed
White.
Harry DAVIS under indefinite
suspension, the Athletics turned
TO and licked Cleveland, 4 to z,
Bender and Vickers opposing
cheeh and Berger.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
zled manager, continues to hold
good.


good.
As team rebuilder. Mcclure,
backed BY the Taylor coin. must be
conceded TO have put IL all over Joe
Cantillon, who essayed the same stunt
this year. In fact. IL is doubtful II
he does not rank right alongside OF
Jimmie McAleer who is also some
thing OF rebuilder. although blessed
with far better array OF material on
which TO open negotiations.
McALEER DID 1T BY TRADING
BIG-LEAGUERS FOR BIG-LEA-
GUERS. MCGUIRE DID 1T BY SELL
ING BIG-LEAGUERS AND PUR-
CHASING MATERIAL FROM THE
MINORS-ADMITTEDLY A FAR
MORE DIFFICULT FEAT.
The reason MCGUIRE has succeeded
where Cantillon has failed, is OF in-
terest right now. The Boston club is
but little stronger than Washington
with the stick nand Is not whit
more speedy on the bases. In all
probability, il is also inferior in field
ing technique. BUT INQUIRIES Sc
LECTlONS ARE ALMOST ALL OF
THEM BRIGHT, BRAINY BALL
PLAYERS, WHEREAS CANTILLONS
ARE, GENERALLY SPEAKING, A
PRIZE SELECTION OF MECHANI-
CAL PERFORMERS, CAPPED BY
DOMES COMPOSED LARGELY OF
SOLID BONE. Pickering Is famous
In this line, Altizer's Ats OF panic are
we'll known. Shipke's brainstorms oc-
irpa
unexpected occasions. Freeman has
failed TO show himself an intellectual
giant by a considerable margin.
The team Is incapable OF getting
the runs which should accrue from
its hits. Yesterday, though securing
seven bases on balls from Ed Kill
liam. whacking him for an equal num-
Der of hits. and pilfering no less than
four bases on the scatter-gun throw
ing OF Ira Thomas. the Senator'S
could secure but one lone run.
With such opportunities as this on
day when the Tigers could score
but four runs themselves. Boston
would have been very dangerous.
OF course considerable share or
the Senator'S defeat should be laid al
the door OF excellent pitching In the
plnches. Husky Ed had men on the
sacks in almost every inning but al
ways braced in time 10 retire the
side with the exception OF once when
pass. sacrifice. hit and double
steal were punched for one run In
the early stages.
The Tigers employed fine COM
bination of finesse and Drawn to
accomplish the confusion Of Mr..
Bill Burns. After trying with but
mediocre results to meet the ball
In a consecutive manner and sue
ceeding In scoring one run az the
result of the enemy's errors, Hugh
10 Jennings sent out word to kill
the ball, IL possible.
Schaefer was the first to land
one Of the wild Iarrups. Burns
put one over In the groove and
Dutch hammered il with all his
might, driving against the left
field fence for clean homer.
That broke the tie and would have
been enough to win but II didn't
cause the Tiees to let up a bit In
their efforts to turn the trick
again. II fell to the lot of T.
Cobb to land another telling
thump with Crawford on base.
Tvs smash was also Into left but
Milan was playing away back for
him and Tyrus had to hustle to
make the circuit, chasing Wahoo
Sam home.
However. Ty is some on that hus-
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

Highball and the race which will be a
two in three AFFAIR is likely to prove
one OF the most noted OF the meeting.
Sweet Marie was the undisputed
race champion OF 1905 She retained
her laurels last year This spring she
has already defeated the pick OF the
eastern contingent. Major Delmar in
cluded. Billy Andrews, who Is her
trainer this year insists that she Is
up 10 her very best effort right now
Highball is horse that. under most
discouraging handicaps last year prov
ed a race horse par excellence This
year he Is sound His mile In 2:03 81
at Peoria is by all adds the fastest
In the chronicles OF what promises to
be the greatest racing year the har-
ness turf has ever known. That the
mile Is not a true measure OF terrific
speed is generally conceded. II fol-
lowed two fast miles below 210 and
he went the final quarter without any
competitor to urge him on.
The event is not one OF those win
ter-arranged matches which have prov
en- so uninteresting In past years. but
Is one made with botn competitors
In the pink OF condition and with an
incentive which should result in the
lowering OF the worlds trotting race
record. II favorable track Is afforded.
The 2:03 IA mile which formed the
crisis OF the strenuous duel between
Cresceus and The Abbott away back
in 1902 Is pretty sure to be shaded.
In the judgment of the horsemen now
at the track.
The change in program which does
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
BY PAUL n. eRuEkE.I

Aside from the neat and conclusive
manner In which the Detroit Tigers
have cinched their league leadership.
the most sensational feature of the
present eastern campaign OF the west
ern clubs has been the grand showing
which the formerly despised Boston
club has made on its home park.
When Jim Mcclure started his
season with an outfield comprised
entirely OF minor league talent
and an infield, half of the men,
hers Of which had Just secured
entry to the select baseball ranks,
the world shuddered. II was con-
ceded that this was the proper
caper for Jim to cut, but Alas!
How could he hope to accomplish
anything in the team-bL.ding
line in one short season7
But the veteran Michigander weed
ed out from his 81 varieties until he
had the best of his men in their places.
He proceeded to teach them the sort
of team work they needed and Bos-
ton now presents a team that is two
positions from the point where the
baseball world In general expected TO
find the club at this stage of the sea-
SON, with an excellent prospect OF
landing in the first division, should
Cleveland's slump continue or the
Athletics fall down on the road again
as they did in their first trip west.
With couple more good pitch
ers, II would require no vast
stretch Of Imagination to see Bos-
ton fighting for the pennant In an
other year. provided the remark
able Judgment and luck Of it's sriz-
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which is vested largely in Walter Cox
is anxious TO give meeting with
three in five racing and speculation
privileges are guaranteed.
Walter Snyder. the former Detroit
secretary, has bobbed up again in
charge OF the Hartford meeting this
year. Walter always gets the horses
to come and race for him and the
people to come and see the events.
His acquisition will prove fine thing
for the circuit.
There is q new Richmond in the
NJ. IL NJ. field. When Fleming Boy
trotted in 207 "a at Peoria. opinion
rushed To him as the probable win
ner OF the event Spanish Queen then
turned of couple of races which,
while not winners, showed that mare
OF 200 ability Now comes Venetta,
Knapsack McCarthy's candidate which,
on the basis OF his performance at
Terre Haute. is apparently as fast as
Spanish Queen and, IL anything, bet
ter hammered. The veteran relnsman
believes he has good green trotter
and others are strongly inclined TO
agree with him.
With Sweet Marie and Highball rae.
ing each other into the ground in a
very promising attack on the trotting
race record. II Is just possible that the
coming Detroit meeting may result In
a similar endangering Of the worlds
pacing mark which old Star Pointer
set at 200 l-2 many years ago.
Minor Heir paced a second heat in
2:01 at Terre Haute last week and
Will have The Eel chasing him again
here. In addition. there are likely 20
be few other terrific wigglers in the
Chamber of Commerce stake No horse
save Bolivar has recently come so
near SCATTERING the old hero's pacing
race record az the handsome son, Of
Heir At Law,
Was there everE-a meeting which
possessed such possibilities as those
which are now dawning on the Blue
Ribbon of Detroit, 1908?
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
AME RICANS WIN At
GERMAN GAMES

Observation-Disclosures July
.2l.-Americans were victorious in
many OF the gymnasuc contests here
today In connection with the interna-
tional gymnastic tournament. The
events were scored on the point sys-
tenn with 10 the limit. There was shot
putting. running. jumping and free ex-
ercise.
Some OF the scores were as follows:
George Meister. Pittsburg. 30;
Louis Schroeder. Brooklyn, 81 Geo.
Kern. ST. Louis. SO; Max Thomas, st.
Louis. So; Joann Meister. Pittsburg,
S2l.2: Herman Ringwuld, ST. Louis.
1912: Wilhelm Lempke. Rochester.
" Y. 10 l-2.
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TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT WINDSOR.

First Race. furlongs. s-year-olds
and up. selling Q2): Gowanga sss:
Maycella, 'SN: Kate Carney. 81. Hol-
low, -93. Proclivity, %; King Thistle.
20. Br"akaway. %. The Belle, -33. Pos
tr1fuutH, tU5; fTtHce Hohen-
lone. 100: Meadow Breeze, zoe.
Second Pace. Steeplechase. 4-year-
l22; Duleian. 1873. xMcIlvain. 1879:
Knights, Out; lao. byzantine. li4:
Woodside, lis. xCoupled.
Third Race. 8 furlongs. 2-year-olds.
selling ga: Lurid. 'si: Aralia. ss4
Edwin l.. ~: Pleasing '97: Many
Colors, zoo. Servicence, IO2: Cheek.
103; Appointment, l0i: High Hat los;
Chipmunk. iOI; Patriot. l07: Dan De
Noyles. 10.
Fourth Race, furIongs. handicap. 5.
year-oids and up 60: Servile. so; tSu-
perstltion. 80; The Clown, 90: +St. Je-
anne. ss. Tom Dolan. los; Harcourt.
l07; Wave Adsum. ll2: Poly Prim, lis.
(tCoupled).
Fifth Race, 5h furlongs. 2-year-olds
tS) Arveight Leonard. 100; Gloriolo
100; Thee. Cook. 1903; Peacock's Choice
l03; Al Busch. 103 Stromeland, l03:
Niger Baby. l04; Balbek. ITO.
Sixth Race. ! l-16 miles, 3-year-old.
and up SlOl; Listerine. 93' Helen B..
Okla, 81: G. n. Shilling. 100; jungle
Imp. 1lo: Howard Shean. lilo: True
Roy, lis; Mortiboy, ll5.
Seventh Race. furlongs, selling. a.
year-olds and up U2J: Marbles, .ss:
Tenakoe. 95; Refined. s97: Little Usage
IS: Keep Moving i03: Call Boy. I05.
Geneva s.. los, Bonebrake, 10s: Glenn
ents. l07; Bertha T.. lOs Royal Onyx.
lOs; Alencon. Ill.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
BLUE RIBBON MEETING FEATURES
ATTACK ON TWO FAMOUS OLD MARKS

The greatest aggregation OF trotters
ever assembled within the limits OF a
track enclosure now populates the
State Fair Grounds. according TO Sec
Rotary A. III. Moone OF the Detroit
Driving club and the statement
''goes" with all the horsemen and
railbirds who form the retinue OF the
blue-blooded flyers that will draw
people from all over the world to
their tests of speed. scheduled to
open on Monday
Major Delmar, 1859 "a; Sweet
Marie, 2:02 Ia; Highball. 2.OS "a ;
Jack I.eyburn, 2;043 SO: George G..
2:05 IA; Sonoma Girl, EOS 1-5; Orc.
2:05 IA; Wilkesheart. 2:051-4: Amy
Brooks, 2:05 1-4-there is a bunch OF
names to conjure with and 1t doesn't
include such stars as Margaret O.,
that can trot In 2:05, Spanish Queen,
that has been a public mile right at
that notch. and lot OF others that
are up to three miles In one afternoon
in better than 2:O9.
The unexpected wealth of trotting
material OF the fast record variety
has Induced the club to make a
change In program which will result
In two good races. instead of one,
and will give the crowds in attendance
view or what are undoubtedly the
two fasterst trotters at present Ia
training. In contest OF speed which
will virtually decide the racing cham.
pionship of the world
Instead OF the 2:06 trot to which
most Of the stars mentioned above are
eligible. the club has decided TO offer
purse OF $500 for Sweet Marie and
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
JOHN WILLIE At TER
MORE Of THE
DARK MEAT
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, July 2l,-John Willie,
the tar baby killer" from Chicago.
meets Samuel Wallpop Langford this
evening at Jim Buckleys Navarro
club. OF Ulmer Park.
John Is the gentleman who recently
drew the white line" in the ring.
Willie says that the darker brothers
are easier than the white lads, and
In the future will mingle with none
but the very select OF the colored
Il hope this boy Langford is tough.
said Willie last night In our Office.
"I've never seen him but they tell
me he Is some fighter. I'll be awfully
disappointed II | don't knock him out.
There's none OF them dark fellows
that ever went the limit with me. !
think | know the soft places on them.
and believe me always do. So his
name is Samuel. Ell? Oh. Sammy
Well. guess I'll see him soon
enough"
Then John. who resembles Hacken-
schmidt, went out the door sideways
and helped push the elevator down
seven flights of stairs.
He recently knocked Marvin Hart
out in Chicago in four rounds; but
Marvin claimed that he was hit while
coming out OF clinch. and half an
hour after he awoke made the peep
and Willie lost on foul.
What a tussle there should be this
evening
Barrett In Form.
Jimmy Barrett has accepted more
than 100 chances for Providence, with
only one error.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
nv Ne. D.LAIRENCE.

Numerous scratches marred the pro-
gram at the over the-river track y0s-
terday. Another big crowd was out
and saw siA races run over heavy
track.
As the meeting draws TO close. the
crowds seem to increase In numbers
and- the racing has improved since the
first day.
The feature event, owing TO scratches
simmered down TO "A duel betWes n
Laurence 4. Daly and Martin Doyle,
and IL was boss race worth going
miles To see. Daily led all the way
hut Doyle was at hts saddle, and only
a neck separated them at the hnish
The first race was won by Mlnot ar
ter battle royal with Edgely All the
way through the stretch.
Anyone can make fortune by rec
omending remedy, TO the New YORK
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
OLD BIKE MARK
BROKEN At LAST

NEW YORK, July 2..-At the Cliff
ton Stadium at Passaic. Norman An
derson. of Denmark, broke the one
mile bicycle record in a match race
with W. Bardgett, of Buffalo. The men
were paced three-fourths of mile by
motor and then sprinted TO finish.
Anderson's dash was the greatest ever
witnessed In this part of the country.
and set the spectators wild with ex-
element His time was / minute,
40 2-5 seconds. smashing John . John
sons record for this kind of race
made at Chicago ten years ago by
As second.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
BOSTON SHARES IN THE
TIGERS BIG TRIUMPH

Ting stunt and made 4he circuit in
safety. putting the game in pickle
beyond the shadow OF doubt
The Boston club, OF whom De
troit's appreciation is voiced above,
most appropriately licked the Browns
in both games OF a-aonbie~header.
thus making IL certain that the Tigers
will come home in first place, even II
they lose every one OF the three com.
bats remaining to be played at Wash
ington and Cleveland.
They are already selling reserved
seats for Saturdays game when the
Champs strike their home lot again
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
CMALL CPORT1NG

ent pitched. Ex-Capt. Magofhn Will
coach the North Dakota Aggles this
fall.
Melvin sheppard a. really the brightest
star OF the Olympic games. That
any American could have copped Two
middle distance events from the
Britons, really passes belief.
Detroiters are missing I'm the WANING
lists OF the Turner's contests at
Frankfort ON the Main, but the
American contingent in genral. Is
doing very nicely.
The other day Tip O'Neii and Catcher
Buelow got into mixup, TIP hittlnS
Buelow with bat and the big bach :
stop retaiinting by throwing his cud
OF tobacco in Tips eye. Fine busi-
ness.
We'll sailed by AIpheu- Jennings, spite,
the new Detroit II -footer beat spray
and her other rivals at Putin Bay
Yesterday The breeze sprang up
just in time To make racing pos
sibility
Frank Farrell might do worse than
! mt Ned Hanlon in charge OF his CLUB
for the rest OF the year. lie would
still have George -Stallings 10 tail
back on IN 1903. II the experiment
failed OF success.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
who Is Batting johnson?

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July I'll
Much money is being bet at eyens on
the AL Kaufmann- Battling Johnson
fight next Friday. Johnson and Kauf-
mann were both hard at work at their
beach training camps yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
TRADE PRU|TT
FOR IHlELMAIlA

BOSTON, Mass. July 21.-John |.
Taylor. OF the Boston Americans to-
day traded Pitcher Charles Pruitt for
Jake Thielman OF Cleveland. The
trade was made by telegraph and
Thielman will join the team at once.
Pruitt leaves tomorrow for Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
PROPOSALS FOR WATER
GATE VALVES.

Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office up to 10 o'clock noon OF
Tuesday. August L. 1908. for furnishing
complete, In accordance with the spec
office OF the Civil Engineer of this
Board. copies OF which can be obtained
upon application, forty t40) eight-inch
81, twenty-five (25D ten -inch 10 D.
twenty Ave t25) twelve-inch U2D. Ave
CD sixteen-inch u6"), two CD twenty
four-inch (24"). and two t2) fortystwo-
inch arr water gate valves.
A certified check In tho sum OF fvc
hundred dollars $500 OO). payable 10
the order OF this Hoard, must accom-
pany each, proposal
Envelopes SHOULD be endorsed, PRO
POSAIsS FOR WATER GATE
VALVES"
The right Is reserved to reject any
OF all bids.
DEM. r. Quincy;
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
apprentice allowan,
AT QUE 3 &C.

First Race. 3-year-olds. maidens. 8
furlongs: Lena Delta. 104; Lep God.
chaux. l01; vardoe, 101; Disaster. 10:
Rock Ledge. 104; Alex. Grant. 1O1;
Miss X. o. B.. 101; Fieldwick. ITO;
Star Emblem, 101 Miss Felix. 80.
Second Race. handicap. furlongs,
3-year-olds and up Bluecoat. 80;
Dandy Dancer, s5; Risk, SO; Park
Row, 100; Lykers. 80: Whisk Broom.
SO; Herman Johnson, 1870.
Third Race, 3-year-olds and up. /
mile. Red Monk. 14s; G. Feraras. 14S;
Sparkles, 1876: Ever True, lac; l.. Nj.
Eckert. 1856: Cursus. 148
Fourth Race. 3,year-olds and ND, 6
furlongs Inventress, 1875; Alilia, 1923;
Bitter Hand. 1875: Niblick. 1876; sBes-
terling, 100; Caper Sauce, 1877: "Mar-
tin s.. 10S
Fifth Race. 3-year-olds and up. 7
furlongs: Lone Hand. i13; Dasha.
way. 113; Bounding Elk, 95; Clifton
Forge, III; Cock-Sure. 10S Gibson.
49, Col. Brady. 102; Grey Plume, IFS;
Trey Of Spades. 81; Jennie Deceiver,
Ill.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
Oid-Timers Are Best.

Jack Hayden was the third man in
the American association 10 make 100
hits. Bunk Congalton Of Columbus
was the first century winner. an!
Charley Carr OF indianapolis the sec.
ond
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

Eastern A. c. defeated the Delray
Reserves by batting rally In the
fourth inning. heady pitching OF
Schaefer and thes fielding of the team.
They will line up against the Flint
A. c. OF Flint, next Saturday at Belle
Isle.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
MUDDY, TRACK CAUSES MANY
SCRATCHES SHOWER 'OME"

bookmakers that will make their GUS
TONER'S remember making "A losing bet.
VI 10 cate no customer has failed -
SoHect winning bet. but the poor
bcokie' mas To employ an army of col
ieStors TO get his"
The third race on the card was de-
CARED on, owing TO scratches on az
count OF the heavy going.
The books had slightly the better OF
as only one favorite won, although
every winner was well played.
-,
Charley Phair, one of the best known
hcrsemen In Canada. was A visitor at
WINDSOR yesterday Mr. Phalr was al
one time one OF the best steeplechase
'i"ers III the United states and Canada.
Joe Hayman and Abe Carson have
gone To Quebec. Jockey Delaby has
LEFT windsor for the same place
President Williams. OF the California
Jockey club announces the opening o
oakland Tor saturday, Nov. Z. and say
that racing VIII not be interferred with
In California.
Racing, with bookmaklng closed In
Daily States. OF New Orleans. but IL is
thought that the merry -round
tracks Will try to evade the law, and
continue To race at the Crescent City.
Is as follows:
AN ACT-To prohibit gambling
on horse races by the operations
or betting books. French mutual,
poling devices. auction pools. or
any other device and to provide
penalties for the violation OF the
provisions thereof:
BE IL enacted by the General As
sembly OF the State OF Louisiana,
that any person who, either as
agent. owner officer. or employe.
shal, In any room. hall, house. or
any enclosure or upon any track.
pain, road or course, whether with
IN or without an enclosure, in this
state, engage in encouraging. pro-
noting, didlng or assisting In the
operation OF betting book or a
french mutual pooling device upon
any Kind OF horse race or races or
IN selling auction pools upon any
morse race which are hereby de.
clared 10 be gambling or shall. by
any other device, encourage. pro-
mote, aid OF asst any person or
persons 10 bet or wager upon a
morse race races. running. or
trotted OF paced, within this state
or elsewhere. shall be guilty OF
nisdeinanor. ana upon conviction
shall be fined not less than 800
nor more than $500. and imprisoned
FOR period OF not less than six
nor more than - monthsl
The feature Of todays program VIII
DC the timber toppers. There are also
six other races on the card. and a
good day snort is assured visitors a.
the course mover ONE
Another explorer has returned To ms
native land. Tony Wallace. back from
visit TO Mexico. Panama. and Cura,
and reports that there's nothing doing
for the hrst named two countries. bur
the latter might do. although IL did
not look particularly good.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

Nee hft--Sbipke. stolen bases-GnnIey
=. Pickering, MeEiride. Double plays
Thomas and Coua HIN, Cobb and Thorn
~. Left ON Observation-Disclosures n, De-
trott >. First bsse ON baIIs-By Kill
Han 2. First base an errors--Detroit
!. struck out-By Burns 2, by kilIian
q. Tfme--l.45 Ilmplre--Egna
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ye.terday's Results.
Dctroit =. Washington /.
Boston 2--3, 81. Louis ID.
new York e., Chicago as.
Athletics {. Cleveland 2.
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit AZ Washington.
~. Louis M Boston.
Chicago af New York.
Cleveland ~ Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

When 1t comes to photography. the
only way to please everybody is 20 let
people spell TO suit themselves.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

About the only thing some men are
At for is to give the undertaken q job.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

The horsemen al the track are inter.
ested in a report from Dover Mass
that that city n likely TO assume the
dates which the Long Branch track
has forfeited in the Grand Circuit.
through the failure of the horsemen
TO patronize its early-closing events.
Long Branch was To have taken the
place OF Providence I'm the big ring
but naturally can't race without the
horses. The Dover management
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY
OF DETROIT.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg >. Brooklyn 0.
New York -. IT. Louis So.
Boston 8, Chicago o.
Phillies 3. Cincinnati 3. > v
Today's Cameo
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Phillies at Cincinnati.
New York at ct. LouIa-