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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
NOTICE BANKRupr SALE.

Pursuant to an order iasued by the United States District Court. Middle District of Ala rupt will on Friday September iith, 1908 during legal hours of sale offer to the highest bidder for cash, subject to approval said Court stock general merchandise and fixtures at the atorehouse formerly occupied by said bankrupt at Union-sprIngs Alabama. In- ventory now on fife.
 GEORGE STUART Receiver Montgomery, Alabama Sept. 1. 1908
 sept 2-s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

Mir. s. J. Jackson. of Jslks. Ala. is in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
THE NEWS OF SELMA
CIRCUIT COURT WILL BEGIN WORK
 sEPTEMBER ziET.
There Are Number of fmportant Cases on the Docket---Cadet Melvin
 fs Visiting Central City.

Cnaes on the Docket-~Couef mesa@
 fs Visiting Centrni City.
 Selma, Sept. 1.--(special. 1.-The fall term of the Circuit Court of Dallas county, which will convene on Mon day. September 21st and which will be presided over by Judge Miller, promises to be a busy session. It is now thought that the court will be in session for nearly six weeks as term is a large one.
 During the session of khe court there will be tried a number of cap ital cases It Is thought that nearly a dozen capital cases will come up for trial during the session of the court and for each of these eases a special venire will have to be sum
 As soon as the court convenes the grand jury will be drawn and after the charge by Judge Miller will go to work. Besides the criminal cases which will be brought to the attention of the grand jury that body will in- vestigate several new matters which win be brought to its attention.
 Rack From Annapolis.
 Cadet John Melvin. of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, reached Selma last night and will spend several weeks in the city with his parents MT. and Mrs, B. s Mel- win.
 Mir. Melvin passed a most credttable examination when he entered the ac- ademy about a year ago and since then has advanced rapidly.
 He Carried Pistol.
 At the session of Police Court this morning Freeman Parish, a negro, k.~f. e k1 .t.. -A ing concealed pistol. The charge was proven against the negro and he was fined $35 and costs.
 Several other cases were tried, tn e offenders being charged with minor offenseG
 .s Work Has Resumed.
 Work upon the Federal Building at the corner Of Iauderdale and Ala, hama streets was resumed this morn- ing. Work upon the building has been stopped for about a week on account of the material which was ordered some weeks ago not being received.
 Social and Personal.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Halls have returned to their home in Montgomery after a short visit to their daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Mcleod.
 MT. and Mrs. DtiS Hendricks lett yesterday for Shelby Springs to spend a week.
 Mrs. A. P. Young and Mir. Robert Young have returned from Waynes- viils IN. C.. where they have been for some time
 Misses Laura and Gertrude Jones have gone to Atlanta, aa., to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Graham and Miss Mary Graham have gone to Waynesville. N. C.. to spend few weeks.
 MT. s. J. Jackson. of JsIks. Ala. is in the city today.
 Miss Lucy Belle Raiiay and Miss Emma Blackerby are visiting friends in Montgomery. Dr. Donald. of Marion Junction. was in the city yesterday.
 MT. F. S. Raiford has returned home after spending few days out of town on business.
 Mir. A. B. Moore. of Marion June ton. was here yesterday on business. MT. W. T. Atkins. sr., is out of the city on a business trip.
 Mr.. R. H. Mapry has returned home after a. pleasant stay in tho mountains of North Carolina.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

TWO APARTMENTS FOR RENT--Eaeh s.its has two rooms with bath; will rent farnished or unfurnished. Possession of one suite may be had now. the other on October first. Apply at 22i South Court street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

Mrs. A. P. Young and Mir. Robert Young have returned from Waynes- vile IN. C., where they have been for some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

FOR RENT-The most elegant flat in Gay Kirkland building. now occupied by pr
 and Mrs Kirkland; special low price. call phone 1903 or 3oss. --iS-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
Hack From Annapolis.

Cadet John Melvin. of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. reached Selma last night and will spend several weeks in the city with his parents. MT. and Mrs, B. & Mel- win.
 Mir. Melvin passed most credttabie examination when he entered the ac- ademy about a year ago and since then has advanced rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
CONTRACTING BUILDERS

 WE INVITE specifications on all kinds of and building. Work guarante esd w H Solee A Co. OlFica phone H. resi. dence lTyI, 10 South Perry st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

FOR RENT-Four elegant flats: all mod ern improvements. Rents reasonable. Apply P. O. Box G02. -~iA-f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
ne earrled a Pi.tel.

At the session of Police Court this morning Freeman Parish. a negro, was tried upon the charge of carry> ing a concealed pistol. The charge was proven against the negro and he was fined $s5 and costs
 Several other cases were tried, tn e offenders being charged with minor offenseG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

A marriage license was Issued yes- terday in the office of the judge of probate to D H. Tenistein and Essis Friedman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
Work Has Resumea.

Work upon the Federal Building at the corner Of Lauderdale and Ala. hama streets was resumed this morn- ing. Work upon the building has been stopped for about week on account of the material which was ordered some weeks ago not being received.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

Miss Lucy Belle Raiiay and Miss Emma Blackerby are visiting friends in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
PAPER HANGING.

WE HAVE e force Of man suffieient to taha care of any job of paper hanging; saHanle book request. Phone 1885 R. A. Austin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
SHOE REPAIRING.

DON'T BUY new shoes unless it's an abso- lute necessity. We repair good na new.~
 I-3 soles pure white oak. 7Sc Only elec- trio haif-soling machine. Work called for
 and delivered. Rubins Boston Sample Shoe Store. 2I S. Court St. Phone HIT if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

sAYRE APARTMENTS. 4oi So. Court St. nished sitting room. and bedroom with private bath, everything furnished but light. J. H. Clancy. Phone S3 or 1890.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
REAL ESTATE

JAMES oALI.AGRER-Rsters Pfrr'
 National and Fourth Natlonal Banks '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
Social ana Personal.

Mir and Mrs. G. w. Halls have returned to their home in Montgomery after short visit to their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Mcleod.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
Redsox Larrup Kian But Tiges Luck and Fight il Out

In his right shoulder. the result OF hts
slide 10 third the day before. after he
had whacked out the triple that won
the game
Mcclure has ordered up the reserves.
sending word 10 Gtiuty Man DonRhuo
aud Outhelder MsHale 90 Join the team
Ia Cleveland. whore Case iutten WIZ
also report
NKulifer aud schmidt showed up Tho
pcy'H bad arm once more, Poor jack.
lie used TO have a wing that could
carry the ball from deep confer clear
into the grandstand
The midget Mcconnell IL utterly tTft-
DfcNHibls here aud looks b all ODDS
the league 1903 md Three hits yeater-
day and not an error "a either or the
two games played at Bennett park
Jim Mcclure was chased in thu
eighth when ERan called Winter out at
FIRST after Sullivan bad scored sad
news That which lin heard from the
remote confines % the yard shortly AT
ter
Downs made hard effort - catch
Sullivan at the plate when he scored
the run that brOkoIthc tie VA the eighth
but McFhUiund's drive had pulled him
OF balance Just enough To spoil the
throw
winter turned On neat play ON Nc
Iutyrs la the seventh when he speht ed
and tossed him out al urHt without
using his throwing paw nnj where va
the operation
On two occhsiuus unglaub robbed
Rossmnu OF what looked like pronis-
Ing triples The HrjHOs can cut Rob
EFT loose whenever tncy want to. 80
fa Ra Detroit Is concerned. lie always
Fields hnciy nefe
Wahoo Sam is being gwen some sw
IN Chases ny thes" .,0stOn guys They
pcon 90 have N. abtltty To- bat a couple
OF long ones every day, Idft out OF the
reach 81 this ataIWtrt athlete. 10 say
RothlnR 81 the bunch hc daily pickS on
&chhefcr stole third Ia Dctrofts scpr-
Nig. inning ana got away with ", as pc
Usually does Wbcb Ne ttios, Nuut ON
the hHgs.t There are none Who ran
Bases any better from the Judgment
slide Of tho prOpositiou. than Detroit
fine inheldcr
The Peach cant ye lost Ills throw
60 tie plate retiring Mcconnell in the
seventh was undoubtedly the best We
have seen % BENNETT park this year.
Tie hHH was caught away back 10
TVS ttrrltorl ana Mcconnell tH ~
nights iiVely little man when De
starts logging g.
Killlan left the plate uncovered while
gchuBidt and sghn.frr were trying 10
run down IApfd ~ the 1rst, IsDTd .du' k =
ed the catcher ana scored pnmolest'd,
Then Schsefef tried TO catch Cfavath
between nrat and secOnd, bui hOsafuau
WIS down 90 the latter station M1cn
weeping ana Enaslons % teeth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
JIM MCGUIRE PEEVES
AT DETROIT KITES

According 10 Manager Jim Mcclure.
OF the Boston club. the exclusive
right OF a baseball organization to the
air above its parks is soon 10 be n
subject for legislation The matter
came mp In yesterdays game when
an ambitious advertising firm ioated
It's customary bunch Of kites over the
ball park. with elaborate signs. set
ting forth the values OF somebody's
patent bread and somebody else's
smokeless cigars, pendant from the
artificial elevation thus secured The
wind happened TO be In an unusual
quarter and the signs foated square
~ over the pitchers box.
Jim Mcclure was observed emery.
ing from Boston's dug-out He CARED
into the air and shifted.
Il kick on them kites. he remarked
10 Umpire Sheridan.
The imp. Mcclure. Manager Jen-
nings. OF the Tigers. and almost every
body else rubbered into the air.
What can | do JIM" inquired
Sheridan The fellow whose flying
EN- is outside the grounds"
we might send out word 10 the
man to fly his kite" suggested the
diplomatic jennings.
It's dun outrage" shifted Nc
CURE. MY man Cravath just now
lost fly because he got Il mixed up
with kite How can man play ball
with the air full OF them things?"
Now don't get peeyish." admon-
ished Sheridan. Your whole team
was UP there a minute ago and the
guy with the kites didn't kick any"
This was brutal remark in view OF
the fact that Mcclure had just
changed pitchers and the Tigers had
batted out i've large runs. giving
them a lead OF two In the weird game
being staged
'fll write Ban Johnson about IT,"
Mcclure vociferated and resumed his
place. grumbling audibly
Mcclure is In earnest about his
kick and there is considerable sense
In II. undoubtedly. At the hotel last
evening he elaborated on the deep
nature OF the problem which was be-
fore the league.
They've got a balloonnery out near
Boston," said he. and hear that
soon the automobiles will be whizzing
through the air. as well as along the
ground. What will the American
league do when It's box seats are va
Gated for places In some OF them
cloud-scraping conraptions7 They
can skate along up there In the air
and get a view, OF the game sight
free. II we don't stop EN- somehow
And where is the revenue going TO
come from them Outfielders will be-
getting balloons and airships mixed
up with their fly balls and somebody
Is likely TO drop pop bottle on your
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
EWRf ONE OF THE
CERTAIN WINNERS

PHILADELPHIA. June 6--Ray
Ewry. four times Olympic champion.
looks to have his tilles clnched tor
the NTH time he has entered the
standing bruaJ Hnd high jump In tho
try outs at Franklin held, Philadel'
phla. aud 20 judge from the records
he Is making Ia training. there 10
not man Ia the country who can
come anywhere near beating him.
Although hc has never let himself out
hc has cleared Ave feet four Inches
regularly IA the high. around L. feet
In tile broad ANA close To 36 In the
three standing broad jumps Although
he has led tho world Ia his own line
for eight years he Is jumping better
now than he ever did
Mercer, OF George school, is being
tipped as the dark horse In the pole
vault at the Try outs Recently, after
running IA quarter Ia 90 10 seconds.
doing better than % feet In the broad
Jump and running IN the nual heat or
a coward dash. he Naulted II feet
& l2 inchcs.
This makes the sixth u foot man
who will be- seen In competition at
Franklin neld today. tho others being
Allen. OF the lriahAnerican A, c.;
Cook OF Cornell, and Drny. Colbert
and Nelson. OF Nalo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06

piece TO attempt Ia the amount OF
space available for the purpose. the
details OF that memorable encounter
Any time team scores eight runs
on seven hits and beats team that
bangs the ball safely II times and
has but six men left on base. the eX-l
PLANTATION is no simple matter
However. one prominent factor In
the victory must not be overlooked
AMI that one is Hughie jennings,
Hughie has been naturally a bit Ia
the dumps for the last week or 80.
with brother lying at the point OF
death In distant mining camp and
the fear that any moment may brlns
IA dispatch announcing that the end
had come. Il has been naturally a
good deal OF an effort for the doughty
little Detroit executive 10 mix up 20
any great extent in the ball game on
the tapls But Hughie stuck 10 his
work and then the more encouraging
bulletins began TO come IN Yester.
day. for the first time the wires
brought message OF pronounced
hope
With spirits bubbling over with
thankmlness Hughie arrived az ;he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
BIKE RACING
CIRCUIT AGAIN

After more or less preliminary gos
sip. doubts and uncertainty. national
circuit OF bicycle racing Is actually
In sight On Monday last "A meeting
was held In the Office OF = r Powers
In New York. at which the leading rid
ers now Ia the east were present, ana
preliminaries were arranged
Blanket entries will be signed BY all
riders for the circuit, which will coz.
sist OF al least IL meets. guaranteed
by the Vailsburg track, the new track
which Mr. Powers will AT once con
struct In Madison Square Garden. and
the present track at Asbury Park. y.
j. Other tracks will be granted dates
upon application TO the chairman OF
the board OF control National Cycling
association
Mr.. Powers states that he will push
the track building In Madison Square
Garden with all speed and hopes 10
have II In readiness Immediately az
ter June %. During the latter part
OF July he Will put on a six day pro
fessional race AZ which the riders
will be on the track two hours night
ly. In connection with a mixed pro
gram OF other races.
There Will be national circuit
meet AT Asbury Park on July 4. AZ
which n l.4.mile national professional
championship Will be run
With national circuit assured n
new era OF bicycle racing Is opened
II Is safe 10 say that rush may be
expected from the amateur 10 the
professional ranks. and with the pres
ent growing interest I'm all that per
tains to cycling. the incoming crop 81
riders is going 10 be- In the prosperous
class In short order
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
AT MONTREAL

First Race Inaugural handicap g
furlongs Bcllwether l07. ParkWcw.
l24. Dickie Hummel. 100. oxford.
1876. Botanist. ll3. Larikln. 90. ON.
tario los. Gold Heart. 30. Niblck. 90.
Second Race -Twoyearolds. ~
furlongs1 Al Busch. III Nasturtia,
l0i Personal. ia; Taknhira. 100,
Claiborne. l02
Third Race-the Kings Plato. Do.
minion bred and owned. 3.year-olds
and up. mile aud quarter Harmony,
Mienonctte. s. =. r., 1873: Victoria,
Ietha. 1875. Okin. 1871.
Fourth Race Steeplechase 4year.
Odds aud up: selling; two miles: But.
VOL. l5l Bally Castle, 1853, Wood
bine. Llesse. lf7; Manzano, li9.
Firth Race--Two-year-old hllles /,
half mile Thistle Belle, 100, Cathnr-
Inc Cardwell. Helen Hills. Autumn
Maid, 1916. Miss Shannon. Precise.
Nutmeg. 100.
sixth Race--Three yearolds and
up selling. mile Serylle 100
Doubt, Rio Grande, l0s Brink Green
CampaIgner. 100. Ferry Landing. IS.
LawlcsE 90; Cock Sure. Cursus. 10,
Miss Marjorie. 80 Sally Cohen. 50;
Lady KaTma. h6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Cleveland 10 making her lead
good by daily trouncing New
York. Yesterday Rhosdes and
Glade were both knocked out.
the Maps saved the game with
Liebhardt.
Burns pitched nice ball for
Washington against Chicago, but
had a bad inning at the start and
White won, 2 10 I.
II rained at ST. Louis.
Birmingham, the Cleveland out
fielder, had perfect record at
the bat In his three times up and
scored two runs as we'll.
MIG Clarke, the Cleveland catch
er. accepted ten chances without
an error and allowed but one stol-
en- base by the New York crew
for the feature fielding perform
nee OF the day from the busy
standpoint.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06

The soi.r, club rntrrtains the catboHt
sailors today
VI. 4. 4. has raised Coach Brewers sal
AIRY from 81 200 TO 5000 and he Wall
probably stay
ID. 4. a.. q, VI. \. q, =. tuey won from
Ernie Vaughn Latncrs and
Lsrchen gOt two hits each
sixnoretta, the Italian rae. winner OF
the derby and the oaks, L. ~ son
OF Macvaront This - no Joke but "A
sober fact
The skeleton OF the noted race horse
and sire Brown Hal. . IL ] 2. is be
ing prepared for presentation 10 the
Tennessee Historical society
With Johnson. a pe~-wec south paw ON
the slab. Alma won the baseball
championship OF the state colleges
from Albion. 30 yesterday
over 40 team. VIII be- represented In
uniform at the parade proceeding the
Tiger nag day celebration. An epthu-
siastlC meeting WAS held last even
ing
The Red sox had the distraction Of
leading the American league Ia bat
ting last Thurrday being Just one
poiutjahcad OF New York. They were
alsn one point ahead OF New York in
neIding. and yet one team was al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06

Laporte reopeued wound In his
throwing hand Ia the preliminary prao-
tics
G. Schmidt is becoming some Haggcr-
~ and incidentally. what swell ar
ticle OF ball he 10 catching,
Run IL out" yelled Hughie TO Ross
man when Mcfarland dropped the third
strike. but there wasn't n chance.
In pailiatlon OF Wagners four base
heave In the ninth ~ must be reca He'd
that the staiwart shortstopper had
tripled two runs home Ia the nrst.
Mcfarland tie famous Indian, took
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT cRAvEsENO.


First Race-Three-ye ar-olds and up,
selling. about q furlongs tlbD Rus
sellson. 81, James Is Brady. 1902 Rap.
in Water 1906. Queen Marguerite S5;
.NImperte % Fright and True. 30 ,
Bosom. - Frank Lord. 80 Disaster.
100; simple Honours, 1903 Crack
Shot. 90 Salury, l05 Big Ben. Ss
Momentum. 1903. Conyolyulus, -
Second Race FouryCar Odds and
up. Empire State steeplechasei about
pig miles ts) John VI T.. 1885, This.
tledale, 5s. Kara. 100. Altar, 1852,
Rocket, 1876. Malacca. 1872, Sanctus,
1853; California King, 1877.
Third Race-Two-year-olds, Great
American. furlongs 81. Sir Martin,
le5; Fay, ll5 Selectman. lls; Torbel-
limo. rs. Ottogo. liG, Blameless 10 :.
Marse Abe. 49, Sir John. liJ
Fourth Race-Three-y earolds the
Carlton; one mite ca Chapultepec.
liz. Royal Tourist. us; Robert Coop.
er. ia. Transvaal. lls
Fifth Race--Three yearOlds aud up;
selling mile and onc.slxteenth GGDt
Rockstone, 80. Golf Ball. 1872 King OF
Bashan. 80. Crafty %. Lad OF Lang
don. 1903. Tripping. o.. 'Greeno. lOl,
"Okcnite. 1902; 'The Wrestler, "a
'Dennia Stafford. So; umbrella. %;
'Druid. 90 Hyperion H.. us. Nom
hasa. 90, st Joseph. 1906. Tenancy
by-Courtesy 90.
Sixth Race--Two-year-olda, maid
ems. IL furlongs 90; Mr.. Jorrocks.
ll2. Great Kills. III: Aroma, 1903.
Lawton Virgins. liz; Watiere. ll2;
Eplfon. ll2, Forero, ~. Patsy, III;
RostrOm, ll2. Mailman. III: Armiak
l12, w. l. iinch. ll2. Sherlock. ll2.
Yankee Daughter, 1903.
apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear, track fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
PITTSBURGER TO PLAY
LOCAL CHESS CHAMP

The Detroit Checker and Chess club
announces tho coming 10 Detroit on
Monday. Juno 10. OF Luton, OF PITTS
burg. one OF the most prominent
American chess masters, Mr. Luton
VIII play an exhibition with Schir
man. the Detroit champion, and may
indulge Ia some other matches
The general public ~ invited To
witness the play. which VIII take place
al the clubs rooms. lt3 Griswold,
corner OF MichigRnayC, room H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
BANKS BACK AFTER
FINE CHECKER TRIP

Newell Banks. of Detroit. the local
and state checker champion. has re-
turned To Detroit after long trip In
which he won every match played
from the best players OF Milwaukee.
Kansas city aud other points. losing
only one or two matches In which no
Handicapped himself by playing blind
folded. u
Banks is now recognized as one or
the leading players Of the country and
may shortly challenge FOR the cham
piunShtD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06

head from point where yCu least
expect t. It's going 10 be fierce. |
tell YOU
However. Mcclure is fussing more
about his outneld than the Wild cat
balloon stands OF the future He has
wired for Donahue and McHale TO
join the team In Cleveland and hopes
20 De able to stop some OF the holes
left by Gesser's sprained right shoul
der and Laporte's wounded throwing
hand. 10 say nothing OF Thoney's bum
wing which The Tigers showed up
again yesterday.
Case Patten is also expected 10
Join the club In Cleveland and may
pitch one OF the games there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06

the cure this spring and looks 20 be
coming back TO HIS old form He was
always a tine catcher and a hard hitter.
onS orr Mis- ana set III. tnneIdera IN
IN the air 30 that their throws are huT-
RED. the Peach VIII nave 10 look 70 his
iaurcls
Winter went Ira cold and that &C
counted for the Tiger winning batting
rally The gent with the chilly name
thswed out Ia rne style thereafter.
however
oesAier was out win a bad ligament
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
rhe aest pIIIs Ever sold.

AFTER doctoring 10 years for
chronic indigestion. aud spending
over two hundred dollars. nothing
has done me IA much good as Dr
Kings New Life pills. consider them
the best pills ever sold. writes B
r. Ayscuc, Of lngleside. n G Sold
under guarantee at r. c. Kinsel. Gray
g. Worcester. Central Drug Co. drug
STOKES, 25n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
Mallnu Is III Hard.

Herman Malloy made his debut for
indianapolis In the American asso-
citation Thursday and vas batted Out
OF the box by Toledo. Armour's men
getting six hits of him In less than
three innings. and scoring four runs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
Morrells al WaIkervIIIe.

The Morrel club journeys To Walk
cryille Saturday where they play he
strong Walkeryile club The fol
lowing Morrells please report az tho
Campaust ferry at 1870 p M. J..
Clement. r. Clement. Loughecd,
smith Flick. Milan. Lynch. Light.
Waenar, Mcconnell aud Fitzpatrick.
Morrcll club plays KnIser-Blair sun
day at Morrel park at } p. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
wheelmen Announce Stag Moonlight

The Detroit Wheelmen announce
stag moonlight 10 be given ON Tues.
day evening. June rs, and real sur
prise is promised IN the line OF enter
tainment Members are free. but IN
ylted guests may accompany the party
for 90 cents The boat leaves the foot
OF Woodward ave nj O'Clock sharp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit D. Boston =
Cleveland g. New York T.
Chicago 2 Washington /.
Rain at 81 Louis
Today. Games
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at ~ Louis
Washington az chhcago.