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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
RR/7OMS FAIL
as SPOR7SMEh

LONDON. July 1S.-The stadium al
Shepherds Bush. where the NTH
Olympiad Is In progress. might we'll
be termed Camp Dissention. The
American contingent OF dissatisfied
ones was joined today by the French
and Canadians, although the latter
nation would receive merely nominal
glory for its prowess no matter how
much skill and strength her men
should display.
When London grew astir this morn
ing and the athletes and visitors set
tied down TO their chops and morning
papers there was feeling or antcl'
patton over what would result today
from the protests and counter-pro'
tests which have been lodged. Some or
these were ignored TO the chagrin or
Americans and others are under the
Amusement OF the British Olympic
committee.
The program this morning did not
offer much 10 Americans. The carded
events consisted OF archery Tor men
and women, the former contesting In
the York round and the latter In the
national. The schedule for this AT
ternoon, however, held some very In
teresting contests. The finals In the
steeplechase, tug-of.war and fve-mile
event were run of this afternoon.
Uder nthe system OF scoring which
is advocated by j, E. Sullivan, presl-
dent OF the American Athletic Union
Of the United States and the American
commissioner appointed by President
Roosevelt, as the only true one. and
which was In vogue at the revival OF
the Olympic games in Athens. Greece.
in 1896, and followed In Paris in 1900.
In St Louis, Mo. In 1904, and Athens
in 1906. based on five for first place,
three for a socend and one for third
the points this morning before the
opening OF the games stood as fol'
lows:
America. 81; United Kingdom. 20;
Canada. / Australia, /; Sweden. IL:
Norway, 4; Greece, 3. and France, l..
This is not counting all OF the games
but only the track and field contests
before the stadium which constitute
the games proper.
From the English standpoint Great
Britain has already won the Olympic
games no matter what construction
might be placed upon the scoring sys-
tenn by foreign newspapers The Eng
lish papers naturally loyal to their
country have figured out the total OF
points showing that the United King
dom Is already the possessor OF all the
glory possible to be won.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
TEXAS WRESTLER
IELL|NG MURDER

HOUSTON, Texas, July 1s.-Squeal-
ing at every turn and finally calling
for help, Herman Berneau, the al
legged wrestler, went from the mat last
night and made a complaint charging
Frank Gotch. the champion wrestler
! of the world. with assault and bat
terry. The exhibition took place in Gal
weston. Berneau's home town. Gotch
had every advantage of Berneau from
the start and let go several good
holds on cries from Berneau that he
was being hurt. Gotch was released
on 5000 bond with a hundred men
ready to sign 1t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Call to- Miles Team.
NJ II n LAURENCE.

Yesterdays crowd at the Windsor
track was hummer" and the betting
been at least 1000 people. which would
be considered a large crowd Tor FIJI
day.
The regularity with which the faithful
Keep coming day after day makes one
wonder where they get the money as
no matter what reverses they may nav
one day ther are lined up the next
Just as hopeful. and just as faithful TO
the tickle goddess chance
II 20 saia that the over-the- river
track Ia making three times as much
money an at any previous meeting, ow
ing TO the peculiar conditions IN the
racing world, which makes WINDSOR
which was considered by New Workers
and Chicagoans as JOKE, the racIne
center OF the west.
Twenty-one books were on and the
dear old public was slaughtered once
more.
Jack Wainwright and his followers
profited considerably by the victory OF
Nancy. which Is mud boss" par-ex-
cellence.
Tom Dolan. which with Nancy. was
the. only other favorite to win, was
odds merchants would take.
Echoes OF the eJrsey Lady killing
continue to arrive. 1t is said that
Headaches" are very prevalent among
the hand bookmakers OF New York.
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Ed Corrigan, one of the big lights
in the race track world was a visitor
at Windsor yesterday. and was kept
busy shaking hands and trying to an
swer questions regarding the racing
situation.
Arthur Bryan, OF Toronto. and WELL
known to the horse world was visitor
at Windsor yesterday.
Today's card Is a good one of sevenl
races, including the Detroit stake for
two-year -olds.
Bob kirkwood came down from To-
ronto soliciting horses for Abe Orpens
matinee 1-1 mile track at Dufferin
Park. Bob says that horses will be
shipped free and that IL a suffScient
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

RELAY RUNNERS
5. DOING FINELY

ERIE. Pa. July ls.-Louis Collins,
member OF the jamestown Y. NJ. c.
A. team. relay runner, reached here
early today with the message for
Mayor Busse. OF Chicago Howard
Fassett. OF the Erie team. was on the
way to Ashtabula, Ohio. Al miles west.
within a minute.
Collins was Ave hours and twenty
three minutes ahead OF schedule time
when he reached Erie. The last Ar
teen miles east OF here was made at
an average OF six minutes.
Between here and jamestown the
races record for one mile was broken.
one boy making a mile in Ave minutes
and twenty seconds
A. A. Jameson. OF the Twenty-Third.
St branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. who was
In charge OF the New York-Chicago
race over the first division, said to-
day:
1T had been estimated that the run
ners would average about eight miles
an hour but the race has been much
/ faster. the average time per mile be-
| ing six minutes 33 LIZ seconds, a
trife better than nine miles an hour. "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
WINDSOR MEETING MOST
PROFITABLE IN HISTORY

number Is obtained that there VIII be
racing three days each week all sum
mer. Two carloads VIII leave on Mon
day for the Canadian metropolis.
Sam c. Wagner. OF Dayton, o., and
formerly lessee OF the Windsor plant
was a visitor. He expressed great sur
prise at the magnitude OF the game at
Windsor as compared with former
years Mr.. Wagner will be here sever
al days looking them over and may
make some of the bookies use the
rubber" before the meeting Is many
days older.
Fat pocketbook were not in style
after the last race yesterday. And a
perceptible limp" was noticed on the
dear old public as they hled out to the
cars after II was all over Even tht
band played a few bars OF One OF His
Legs Was Longer" etc.
Nothing further was done I'm the
Matthews Joplin investigation OF the In
and out running OF Jersey Lady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

Two-base hits-Cobb =. COuEhlin.
Downs, schnef fer, Suggs, r.. Collins,
Barry. Three-base hits-Crawford 2.
ROssmnn. Cobb. HRrtscL Hts--Om
Vickers, > In - Inning. OF Schlitzer.
3 I'm 4 2-3 innings. OF MAXWELL, IL In
Innings, OFT Summers, In Innings,
of suggs 3 I'm 3 inninEs. Sacrifice hits
Craw ford. schmidt. stolen bases-Mc-
Intyre z, Schaefer 3, Cobb, r.. Collins
2, Davis. Double play-Crawford to
schaefer to suggsI schnefer TO Ross
man. Left ON bRsss-Detroit IL, Phtln-
deIphia d. First base ON bal1s-On Sum-
mers 4, OF Maxwell, Z. First bnse ON
errors-Detroit 4, Philadelphia l..
struck out-By Summers 4, by Schlit-
ser 2. by Maxwell o, by SugEs i. Time
-2u3. mpire-OLoughlin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

total for the day to IS hita In
Guiding six doubles and -FOUR
triples.
From these they secured a gen.
eral aggregate Of n runs.
The Philadelphia scorers managed
to agree on the runs. though they ad'
NIT losing count of the hits and only
compromised on % In caucus which
they held after the massacre had
ended.
Not since 1899 has big league
baseball club scored holocaust like
that and the details which Will be
found In another column are we'll
worth pasting up. 1T Is HARDLY
LIKELY THAT THE BASEBALL
WORLD WILL SEE ITS LIKE
AGAIN. IN THIS DAY OF PITCHER
ASCENDANCY
And where was Tyrus. the Georgia
Peach. when the lights Of vickers and
the rest were pickering
TYRUS WAS THERE OR THERE
ABOUTS. Five hits he secured on
that momentous afternoon. including
two doubles and triple. Six times
he faced the cringing fingers OF the
opposition. On the sixth occasion he
seemed peeved that his efforts had
not as yet been crowned with home
run and. in an effort to act a new
American league record and win II all
up with the heim-lauf thing he struck
out. Tyrus may be pardoned, In all
probability. He had batted for doz'
en- bases during the afternoon and We
will have to be content with that.
There is growing impression
round this town that, should ii become
necessary, George Suggs. the Memphis
boy. could make good In going the
full route in his regular turn with the
Tigers. At present. the only times
when we see Suggsey old boy out on
the mound are when the game has
been irretrievably lost or else when
Il has been won beyond peradventure
of doubt On both such occasions
with fine impartiality, Suggsey goes
I'm and does we'll
Yesterday Summers toiled for six
innings and had the Athletics shut
out at the close. barring the one run
which they scored in the opening Inn
ing When the Hoosier had finished
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

The Detroit club hit vickers,
Schiller and Maxwell for IS safe
drives, embracing total OF 80
bases and scored n runs-aiI Of
these performances being league
records.
Powell had bad inning and
New York trimmed St. Louis, 5
to 8, Orth and Manning twirIing.
The Boston club tried out
Mexican pitcher who lasted three
innings. Cicotte then went In and
held the Sox, his team winning,
q to 3 from White.
Cleveland knocked johnson out
Of the box and won from Wash
inaton for Joss who was very ef.
fective with men on bases.
ANY IL or 1S-year-old team desirin
.he services OF a good l7-year-old left
hand pitcher for Sunday games cal
nave same by calling r 1891 afte
$50 p. m. and ask for Clarence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
TOday's Olympic Program

MORNING.
10 o'clock: Arehsry-Men, York
round; women, national.
AFTERNOON.
2:so-AthIetles, stespIeehase, n.
nal.
Swlmmlno-Two hundred meters,
breast stroke swim, final.
Athlstlcs-Dlseus throwing. Greek
style.
Swlmmlno-Fancy diving. final.
Cycllno-Thousand meters, final.
AthletIes-Tug-of.war, final.
Cycllno-Flve thousand meters, n.
nal.
cycllno-Three-lap pursuit. race.
final.
CycIlno-Hundred kilometsrs, r.
nal.
swlmmlno-Water polo; Sweden
Va. Hungary.
Swimmlno-Water polo; British
Isles W. Austria.
Athletlcs-Flve miles, final.
Gymnastles-Dlsplay, Bristol.
0ymnastics-DIsplay. York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
ARREST BETTORS
At BRIGHTON TRACK

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 17.-As a
result OF yesterdays riotous scenes
here uniformed police service was re-
stored at this race course this after
noon but only to the number of o.
About so plain clothes men mingled
with the crowds.
Brooklyn headquarters detectives ar
rested three men this afternoon for
alleged violation OF the anti-betting
law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
ONLY LONG BOUTS
FOR NELSON NOW
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, July 17.-There will
be no more six or l0-round fights on
the record OF Battling Nelson II Willis
Britt. who manages the Dane now,
has anything to say. Willis writes
from San Francisco that the old As
round thing. or the finish fights, 60 for
the future and nothing else.
Willis also gives II as his belief that
1t will be many a day before we see
Battling Nelson on the floor for the
ten. Trying to hurt him with the hard.
est kind OF wallop. he says. is like
trying to open Rockefeller's safe with
tack hammer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Sporting Note,

A bait casting tourney II ON deck NJ
Clark Park today.
A bunch Of Detroit golfers faced the
Saginaw clubs stare mt the latter
city today.
The Rom illus club reserves the right TO
pick the ID. A. &. pitcher for today
and a comedy game In looked for.
Daniels, of America. won his heat In
the 10O-metre swim mt London yes
terday and looks the sure winner OF
the event.
New York continues to weed out sur
plus material, the latest release be-
Ing that OF ole Doyle, the mollasses-
in-January article, OF Atlanta.
Though losing in the preliminary
round Wyiie Csrhnrtt. OF Detroit. has
worked his way into the finals OF the
Lower Lakes tourney at Toledo.
Mildred -. Mermaid. Petrol. Zaidee, ZiR
Zag. Cnriemita and tive club cats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
IL Can't Be Beat.

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ence. G. NJ. Harden. OF Silver City
North Carolina, says: II find Elec.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
THE BiG.LEAGUE RACES Alta GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterday. Re.uIt..

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, 8. Pittsburg, o.
Chicago, | . New York. 0.
Philadelphia 3. ST Louis. 0.
Cincinnati. 2. Brooklyn. 0.
Today's Games.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
pelroy A. c. Wants a Game.

The Delray Athletics would like to
arrange a game for Sunday with any
fast city or state team. Phone West
s63L.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

Did the Champs get their revenge
Well, call the ambulance!
OF THE FIRST SIX MEN TO BAT
ON THAT EVENTFUL AFTER
NOON, FIVE HIT SAFELY AND
FOUR OF THEM SCORED.
Then Connie Mack waved Waddelfs
successor to the bench. The Tigers
had their revenge but did they stop
with merely winning the game after
putting Mr.. Vickers to shame? Not
on your life!
With the momentum thus seeur-
ed they went ahead to hand the
Athletics q spanking such as has
never before been chronieled In
the American league archives,
siannning schlitzer and Maxwell
who twirIed the rest Of the game
for enough TO raise their grand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

Fine sportsmen those British! The tug
of war yesterday In which the Amer
lean team was compelled to toll In
street shoes, while the Liverpool con-
tingent used iron soles IL a fair sam
pie OF the spirit In which the Olym-
plan games ore being conducted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

Today the Tigers Will probably face
little Dygert. who will not allow any
rs hits. Mullin or Willett will prob
ably toll for the Champs unless Jen
nings sees At TO work Eddie Summers
back again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
TIGERS MASSACRE POOR
ATHLETICS BY q TO z

the sixth inning. Detroit led, 10 TO L
Even 10, the conservative soul OF
Hughie Jennings, who is accustomed
TO regard no game as won until the
ninth inning has been finished. this
looked like a safe margin. Accord
ingly. he sent Suggs TO the slab and
Suggs as usual made good, holding
the Athletics To one run In the re
mainder OF the engagement and max
ing q two-base hit 10 swell the Tiger
total in his only time at bat.
OF course II may be construed
az a piece Of good fortune that
the Tigers do not need TO expert
ment with sugas as regular
pitcher. Nevertheless IL seems a
matter worth arguing " he Is not
az good as many finger who IS
taking a regular turn on the slab
for some other team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
LONG SHOT GRABS
BIG ENGL|SHaRACE

SANDOWN PARK, Eng. July IL
]. b. Joel's horse Your Majesty. today
won the Eclipse stakes OF $4,000. The
race was the premier event or the
Eclipse meeting whicha began today
and continues tomorrow. The course
is about one and one-Quarter miles.
Ten horses started. The betting was
100 to against Your MUesty, 5 to l
against Leopold De Rothchild's Santo
Strao, which finished second. and
TO against l.. Neuman's Siberia,
which. took third aplace.
Call to- Miles Team.
Miles college will play the strong
Garfield A. G. Sunday at Fort and
Wheelock. The following players will
report at 2 o'clock on grounds: Wat.
son, David. Plat, Matyn, Bowen. Han
merit, Brochn, Edmunds, De La vern.
. Marley and Cullen. Any player un.
able to attend call phone. Grand 1921
w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

job Printing done right. Times rrint-
ing CO.. Is John Ret Phone 1873
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
BY PAUL n. 6RuskE.

When, on an eventful Sabbath day
in Detroit. RUDE Vickers OF the Ath-
letics stopped the Tigers winning
streak and made them look rather
bad with two hits In seven innings
or a paucity to that effect. the writer
gave birth to the hope In this column
that Mr.. Mack would once more turn
loose the Michigan giant on the Tiger
lot, choosing some day when the sun
was shining brightly enough 10 per
nit the Tigers 10 get good CLINT at
the sphere-a condition not In vogue
on the afternoon signalized by Mr..
Vickers' fruitful labors.
The opinion was advanced that Mr..
Vickers' curveless speed was made to
order for the Tigers.
Mr.. Mack refused the challenge and
left Mr.. Vickers in the barn for the
remainder OF the series, with the Tig-
ers frothing at the mouth In their
strenuous desire to get at him.
They had to bottle II all up till yes
terday at Philadelphia when. for the
second time this season the Pittsfieid
giant strolled out TO the mound to de-
ceive them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

leave the Detroit Yacht club today
for the PUTIN Bay regatta which
starts Sunday.
A four consisting of Duhneld, EmmOns,
UlIer and Craig will represent the
Detroit Boat club at the Burlington
regatta next week. Detroiters will
also enter in the doubles and singles.
Pay OF on Minor Heir In the &. Of C.!
He wiggied In 2iO1 I'm q second heat
OF a nve-heat race, forced out by
The Eel at Terre Haute yesterda y
and looks to be simply the best PAGER
ever foaled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.


Detroit, 81. Athletics. 2.
New York. g. St Louis. 3.
Boston, 4. Chicago, 3.
Cleveland 3; Washington, 1.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18

total for the day to IS hits. In
Guiding six doubles and four
triples.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-07-10

WavsrIy Boy orowneG.-Enlmett
Atckisor. q l5-year-oid boy was
drowned in the Neosho river n; the
Hooker ford east o. Hartford. Wiz,
two ether boys Atohiscn was fishing
and was drowned in attempting TO
cross the stream. His home was 81
waverly. Cofey County.