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The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

Tomorrow afternoon the Mesa
county delegation to the state con-
vention, which convenes at Glen
wood Springs on Monday, will leave
the city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

Single driving horses, both stylish
and gentle. Rubber-tired buggies.
Moderate prices. The Blue Barn.
Phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

Heavy hauling esver special at
tention by Barton G. Terrill. When
you have anything in this line. call
them up. Prices are right.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13
NEXT WEEK DRUGGISTS
WILL MEET AT GLENWOOD.

+ At Glenwood Springs on June +
+ IT, Is and 19 the Colorado J.
+ Pharmaceutical society will +
+ hold it's nineteenth conven- +
+ ton and many druggists from +
I. Pueblo will attend. They will +
+ meet the special train at Colo +
+ RADIO Springs and then go to l.
l. their convention. +
I. + I. I. + + + +
The reception of the druggists at
Glenwood Springs will be carried on
very elaborate scale. The most
prominent citizens of the town will
be on the reception committee and
another committee of women will
look after the comforts of the visiting
ladies'.
1t is expected that about 500 drug
gists will help carry out the follow
ing program for Wednesday morn
ing.
At 10 O'Clock the first session will
begin. E. E. Drach. mayor of Glen
wood, will make the welcoming ad
dress, which will be responded to by
A. Ward of Colorado Springs. The
address of the day will be made by
w. F. Cannon, state food and drug
commissioner, who will speak on the
relation of the new pure food laws
to the drug business. In the after
noon there will be swimming in the
pool with the tub, umbrella, blind
folded and diving contests with
prizes for all. The evening will be
occupied by reception at the Hotel
Colorado, a concert and grand ball.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

Yesterday afternoon the Colorado
Springs Red SoX defeated the Glen
wood base ball team at Glenwood by
a score of 12 to 6. The announce
ment of the result of the game, first
received in this city late yesterday
afternoon in special message to
The Sentinel, was received with keen
interest by the local fans.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

Gall cure, sweat paus, ankle
boots, 50-cent whips, ETC., at Fred
Mantey's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

We are still talking soc rawhide
whips. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-13

They will all be thar. WHARF? At
the Arkansaw shindig, June is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
FLAG DAYPLAMS
NOW COMPLETE
fridays Demonstration IL Sure
to Sc a C0rker at Bennett Park
When Banner. Goes Up.

Friday 4 he lay wi lebrate
With estimated
will attend the exercises Bennett the raising
league which Detroit baseball
hottest finishes history 20
the Early
the citywu
ExMayor Maybury the old Athletics will deliver
There will be the field
Detroit and New YORK clubs Will go IT,
Chairman NJ committee
order the march inside the fcld
Lodge
shall.
W. shires marshal
g.. p. o. e, No
Warner Mayor Thompson Mayor Windsor
civic dgntarIes
club
York other American National
o. including
Watkins Capt Ed Hnon Players Thompson
possibly others.
The Detroit !.
:
Early
Redods
1872 The Detroit Athletic 1892 The
John Roesnk marshall;
lowing teams keniweId Can Co, Muua Clark ANA
tour kokomos Pleasure
club Spadng Emeraids
Habits,
Lucks Oeay Athletics Packard
Hoyts
Ies Ford Motor Burroughs. Wright
A. C,
c. Woodmere
Gas Co.. lmperas, coiumbias and creseents
The first divisions will form outside the
march The will
drill OF Detros uniformed Es whole ceremonial will
The wing
ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11

Nobody out when the winning run
scored.
We will about get Summers and
Chesbro today.
Niles looks like the weak spot In the
Griffith mechanism.
Mullin had Jake Stahl yelling Tor heip
as regularly as Chase.
Ball is batting better in the Ameri-
can league than he ever did In the
Southern.
No fies were discernible on the 1.-the
person OF Mr.. Blair. the New YORK
juvenile backstop
Kid Elberfeid is still the New York
teams regular short stopper But BAH
plays the posish.
Mullin whufred Niles twice. Hemp
hill Chase, Conroy and Lake-most
of them In pinches.
Not till SEQ did the exhausted crowd
have chance To hike for the cars
OH You Schmidtty!
Davv Jones is the same old walking
kid They couldn't put him out at all
after his first time UP.
-Four hits including Schmidts double.
sacrifice and two stolen bases gave
Doc. Newton his quietus.
Mr.. Lake worked the spit ball on the
inside corner of the plate and made II
mighty effective for a while.
Just as It always is. The Tiges and
Yanks play their best and most siren
uous ball against each other.
Jones throwing arm seems TO be In
better condition this year than at any
time ne has been with the Tigers,
4 couple OF Mr.. Balls throws to hrst
base from the edge OF the grass were
very much TO the Bobby Wallace
or course Griff won't be suspended
after his exhibition OF yesterday. he
gets away with that sort or stun.
President Farrell, OF the New YORK
club. was President Navin's guest ana
will remain TO help celebrate Flag Day
Lake passed Mcintyre to get at
Schaefer In Detroit's ninth with two
out and the German popped. lie was
so mad he saw red.
Kleinow had a sore hand and rested.
or course he is not being disciplined by
big Ban He's member or the New
York club. you know.
Detroits seventh was some Keller
inning. Willie caught the drives or
Mcintyre and Schmidt and threw
OLeary out at the plate.
Before the game Summers was teach
ing the New York crew to throw
knuckle balls. Chesbro was very apt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11

The Chatham cricket team II mt ID. A. @
today.
Monroe gets Port Huron's short ship
dates.
Billy Andrews looks 20 have the star
stable OF the year. lie has six $4,000
candidates.
Ed Kenyon worked the W. ~ NJ. can
didate Elmford mile In 2:l5 before
leaving Selma.
Boat club yachts viii crulae 10 the
Flats Saturday leaving the club
house at y: m
Argot hoy should come very near to
being the crack race winner In the
fast pacing classes this season.
Western High ~ Adrian High 4. AID
rich and Fruttg caught and pitched.
Also each one OF them got four hits.
Boston Nationals mny trade soutbpaw
Young for Pitcher Ames, OF the
Giants who IL said 10 have had a fall
ing out with McGraw.
John Lodge wants the members OF d.
A. G. baseball teams or the past 25
years TO meet al the corner OF Cherry
and Trumbull at y. m. Friday, In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
AMERICA MAY SEND COMPLETE
TEAM OF SUBSTITUTES TOO

NEW YORK, June Thames E.
Sullivan, secretary Of the American
Olympic committee, sailed for Eng
land today and will remain In London
until after the close OF tho athletic
events In the British stadium.
After Mr.. Sullivan reaches London
be will look into the arrangements
already made for the teams training
quarters.
Although there Is a general opinion
In athletic circles that the committee
has chosen the best possible men TO
represent this country In the Olympic
championships, there are grave fears
that the men on the supplementary
list will have to be left at home. All
Of those are highclass performers
and could be relied on to make good
In the events for which they have
been entered.
Bearing In mind that the United
States team was badly crippled on
the trip to Athens, II Is reasonable TO
suppose that just such a calamity
could happen again. Then again the
climatic conditions and the trip which
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Tiges I; Highlanders 8.

pupil seeming tickled to death with
the new freak. Grin tried TO catch
three OF Summers speciality and muned
two. Kickapoo had best keep his trade
secret TO himself.
We can all see without difficulty or
artificial aid where somebody on that
New York team has TO make way for
Mr.. Ball. OF Holland. Mich.
II kept big Sam busy to bat in as
foe in the field. He was just about
equal TO the task. however
with the sacks loaded and two down
In New York's second. killifer fum-
BLEED. recovered like a fash and threw
out Hemphill in the nick o time.
New York's Mr.. Ball Is Just as good
and apparently. BIT luckier player
are surely two swell youngsters
quit throwing that glove into the
mir" admonished Sheridan OF Griff1th
Whereupon Grin tossed the glove up
two inches and was Immediately can
ned.
There was a lake in Lakes mouth
when ne took the firing line. His
glands were so abundantly provided
with saliva stimulant as to distort his
physiognomy.
Jones tried to lure n throw by steal
Ing second with Cobb on third In the
twelfth, but didn't. Had he done So
the Peach would surely have dashed
across the plate.
To the fact that Hal Chaxe couldn't
hit him a slap-stick 10 due the saliva
ton OF G. Muiiin. The Candy Child
s Sss grin P o.f eou s9 many times that
The mad progress OF events was In =
terrupted in the eleventh when Chase
demanded time to stroke an injury
which had resulted from his colliding
with his own foul tip
Perhaps Mr.. Sheridan would get
along better and more amiably these
Ions, dry afternoons. II he should go
| beer sign. out in center
Schaefer's third base play was about
| the best seen on the local field this
| year. He WAS always busy, perfect in
| his throwing and some OF his stops
| bordered on the marvellous
Immediately clad and with q near.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Twelve Innings. 'Wee-ah!

merry widow lid n. Jennings watched
the game from the stand, his knees
against the roof OF the bench which ne
Is prohibited from entering.
New FORKS first run broke the record
for cheapness Ball famed. but took
second when the third strike got past
Schmidt. He was sacrificed TO third
and scored on O'Leary's error.
I. The moment the Peach hit that
ball in the twelfth veteran rooters rose,
solemnly shook hands and agreed that
II was all of. In Ty we trust when II
comes TO scoring a run In a pinch.
Killifer for Thomas when the Tigers
were batting in the tenth. but Jen-
nings vetoed the motion. Red flied out
as was but natural in the circum-
stances
O'Leary colllded with Blair. trying 10
score, and bounced back like rubber
ball The young catcher won't be so
anxious to stand out on the line after
somebody has slid into him feet frst
some time.
D. Jones took occasion OK mum
after ne had stolen second TO grab the
ball. chuck II into the hence ana arg
for third Unfortunately the eagle eyS
TO como back.
The crowd shows no disposition to
get peevish with Wahoo Sam. Nobody
sons in the outfleld and DO himself
Justice with the big mitt. but Sam is
giving the club the best he has.
OLeary IL not yet his deshing self.
as two OF his plays Yesterday showed
WREN he elected TO try at second base
twice running and threw too late, al
lowing New York to score the run In
the seventh that put them ahead.
Wee Willie Keller may have SLOWED
up a bit on the bags, but II IN doubtful
IL there Is throwing outhelder who
Is his superior yet
sweet. quiet-looking Madonna
faced girl who might have just been
let out OF the term at a convent re-
marked "Yeeaoowv when the Tiges
tied the score on Schmiddty's wallop
| In the tenth and again when they won
| n in the twelfth. Just like that
| 'Yeeaoow!" II would have been plain
Iy audible three versts away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
CMALL CPORTING

order that the club team may attend
the Flag Day exercises In a body.
In all the wide realms of baseball there
Ia only one thing certain, which Is
that Princeton will win her homo
games in tho Harvard and Yale
series
IL IN assured that 80 teams will take
part In the Flag Day parade OF uni
formed amateur aRBregatiOnS which
starts at Grand Circuit Circus park
at 1890.
willard pitched n one-hit game for hay
City against Kalamazoo In the south
Michigan yesterday The other teams /,
seem TO be conspiring to beat each
other and let Lansing hold the lead
Stories are coming 20 Hight of high
jinks by Ketchells friends after the
Papke fight. II is alleged that one
item was a champagne footbath for
the victor. with hundreddoll bills
as towels.
The old suggestion about numbering
baseball players like lot or man
nikins has been revived. A poor idea.
The more OF that sort or thing there
is the less will grow tho personal In
terest In players.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
MEXICAN GOVT.
GOES INTO RACING

CITY OF MEXICO. June 1l.-An-
other stride has been made toward
securing for Mexico the National
Derby. The federal government has
guaranteed $250,000 in sums. OF $685.
600 annually for 10 years. TO begin In
1910. the date for celebrating the cen
tennial festival, and has entered into
a formal contract between the depart
ment OF Fomento and the Jockey club.
The matter Is set as rest 80 far as
the federal government Is concerned.
The nominations for the first Derby
must be made by Dec. l OF the present
year. less than six months Off
In racing circles 1t is stated that the
conditions for the race, which already
have been announced. will be changed
In some important particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11

winning run with NO one out.
II. 3s5 o 10 II IL IL
Detroit .O.O.I 2. D .O.O.I.O z o l.
New OF 90 % z ID o. u
Hits--OH Newton, In 3 2-3 innings,
Lake \, In - I-3 innings. TwO-base hits
Cobb. schmidt. Three-bnse hits
Crawford. schmidt, Keller. Sacrif &C.
hIts-Cobb, kiilIfcr, O'Lcary, Hempbili.
stuhl stolen bases-Cobb, Jones,
O'Leary, Keeier 2. HALL First base ON
bnlis-NuIiin 4, Newton 4. Lake 3. Left
on bases--DetrOit II, New York H..
struck out--By MuiIin u, by Lake q.
Double pIays-Schaefer and kiIIIfer;
X eeIer aud Blair. Passed bnlls-Biair.
wild pitcb--Mulifn. Time-2if5. I'M
pires--Shertdan and Egnn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit took a thinning game
from New York by virtue Of su-
perIor batting and Mullins game
pitching and In spite Of mIspiays
Of several varieties In the field.
Atz's pinch hitting won another
game for Chicago which clnched
its lead by defeating PhIladel-
phla, Manuel and Plank pitching.
Llebhardt pitched we'll but
Cleveland went to pieces behind
him and Boston scored eight runs
where they should have had mono.
Young held Cleveland In fine
style.
Bailey and Gates battIed at st.
Louis and the Browns won, 4 to
2, each aide scoring a couple In
the eighth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
BY PAUL a. RRuskE.

Victory NEUROLOGICAL bird
was hutteringsmadly about the field
alternately threatening to perch on the
Detroit and New York banners, but
successfully eluding the grasp OF
either gang. Finally G. Griffith rushed
out and. In "A forcible endeavor 10
bring the bird home TO his coop, was
apparently succeeding when c.
Schmidt yanked it away. The bloom
ing bird lost quite few tail feathers
which are left 10 remind Griff OF the
near-Capture
Briefly, the Tiges broke their long
string OF defeats with victory which
was some ball game. 1t lasted IL in
nings and the score was I to 6.
II wasn't a hlgh-class game
from the standards Of technique
as originally set down by the late
Father Chadwick.
The Tlges played IL with an out
fielder on first. second-sacker
at third, a substitute at second and
a convalescent at short, and never
made a change from start TO fin
ish.
Ragged. but inspiring described
their method Of campaign. They
made up, for punk plays in the
field by terrific swats at the bat.
With maddenIne, satanic incon-
sistency they would throw the
game away, bounce IL off the ROOF
Of the stand and catch II again.
The teams scored grand total
of - runs, were never more than
two runs apart and usually the
record was tie. Seldom Il was
when the fleeting glance OF the
awestricken spectator did not
light on a man or two or three OF
one side or the other, on the bags.
Through II all. however, C..
Schmidt. the renowned Arkansas
capitalist, was doubling and trip
ling with men on and when the
game ended II was because Um-
pire Sheridan beheld said
Schmidt advancing, baton in hand
to take another walIop at the
sphere.
What's the use OF waiting any
longer" Jack very obviously reason
ed If call Cobb out and don't let
him score Schmidt will make HON
er or something equally as good
So he declared Tyrus safe in one of
the closest decisions seen at Ben
nett Park in many long moon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. Z: New York. G2 inningsl
Boston, y, Cleveland. Gil inningD.
Chicago, g. Athletics. 2.
81 Louis. 4, Washington 2.
Todsy's Games.
New York at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland.
Athletics at Chicago.
Washington at 81. Louie.
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Newton and Mullin started TO per
form. The former was tunked four
times in the fourth. the irrepressible
Schmidt injecting n double from which
two TALES would have resulted had
not the criminal. commonly known as
the imp, refused TO recognize the
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johnson to Take on Mcvey.

LONDON, June 11.-Sam Fftzpat-
rick, manager for Jack Johnson, the
Negro pugilist, says today he Is ready
to accept. on behalf OF Johnson. the
challenge made by Marvin Hart.
Johnson's next fight will be with
McVey before the Automobile club OF
Dieppe on July 6.
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people rise all over the stand to
pass out. II is the going down Of
great hope.
Detroits half, score 6 to and the
last chance. Crawford again. He
larrups on a line into center field.
One out and Davy Jones waits for a
pass and gets II. Killifer falls TO help.
Two out and Schmidt is up.
With all the massive muscular
strength acquired by years in the
coal mines Of his native state he
swings. Madly little Willie keeier
tears back in the vain effort TO
make the catch that will end the
game. He falls. Right in front
Of the gleefuI occupants OF the
25-cent bleacher the ball strikes
the United States again. BY that
time Crawford and the fleet-footed
Jones have scored and IL 10 to 8.
The Tiees have another chance.
New York's eleventh. Wahoo Sam
fumbles a grounder. there Is sacri'
fee, hit. a steal and men are on
second and third with one out. Does
Mullin quail? Not In any noticeable
way. Chase rises high one to
Schaefer. Three mighty swings suf-
fee for the mystified Ball.
Detroit's twelfth. The Peach at bat.
There are groans when he misses one,
but what OF It? He shoots the next
one down the left field foul line. well
inside. and makes second with ease.
Bunting Is where Davy Jones lives.
His intended sacrifice is SO perfect
that he makes first base In safety.
Tyrus Is on third, OF course, and there
are none out. A moment later Davy
sneaks down 70 second In the vain
endeavor TO draw a throw that. will
enable his team mate 10 dash for the
pan The Yankees are taking no
chances.
Men on second and third and
none out. kllifer bounds one
slowly down the third base line.
Faster than Conroy's throw Cobb
tears for the plate, slides, the
arbitrator yells safe" and It's all
over.
Such a ball game!
AND THERE is LIKELY TO BE
ANOTHER JUST LIKE 1T TODAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11
THE BIG LEAGUE RAcESATA GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn. 2, Chicago. ..
Cincinnati. 3, Boston. 5.
Pittsburg. 1 New York. o.
st Louis. 1. Philadelphia. Go In
ningsJ.
Teday's Games.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia
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The New York tenth, score still
4 TO q and Ball, child Of fortune,
hits safely into left. Stahl In
safe when Crawford drops Schaef-
er's throw. One out. men on Sec
ond and third. Blair drives one
with meteor speed over first base
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confronts the team might play havoc
with the men.
To Offset these possible conditions,
those we'll up In athletics think 1t adj
visable that all the athletes on the
supplementary list should be taken
along
To meet the expense $4,000 will
have TO be raised before June 20. Mar
tin Sheridan, Harry Hillman and Law
son Robertson, members Of the Ameri-
can Olympic team. have volunteered
their aid In raising the money for
Julian w. Curtis, treasurer OF the
American Olympic committee.
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o'erIen- Blackburn Rather Tame.

PHILADELPHIA. June l1-Phila-
delphla Jack OBrien outpointed Jack
Blackburn. the Negro middleweight,
In a slx-round contest at the National
Athletic club last night. The men
put up fast fight. but both lacked
steam behind their blows. There was
but one knockdown. O'Brien sending
the Negro 10 the mat in the first
round.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-11

RAGGED BUT THRILLING
WAS YESTERDAYS COMBAT

second as Ii slid across the pan. rush
ing instead for broom TO sweep
away the deadly evidence or his mis-
deed.
Newton was relieved by one Lake.
so called from the state OF the ball
which he pitches. Lake was quite
wet. deep and mysterious for while,
but along at the close was fast &y-
ing up. AT the finish Mra-Tould haSe
been a far bette name
Mullin started fairly we'll, WOULD
HAVE PITCHEp A ONERUN COM
BAT WITH ( PERFECT FIELDlNt,
SUPPORT and was stronger than a
Bermuda onion at the close. La spite
OF some very hectic support he never
wavered. In the face OF Griffith's most
tantalizing taunts he remained calm.
Though toiling prodigiously all
through the combat, he showed no
signs of letting up.
Let nobody ever hint that the
big Wabash boy isn't game!
Those who saw yesterdays
game will not soon forget the way
he handled Chase, Stahl. and the
other hltters Of the New York
crew who came up time after time
with men on the bsses-and this
through no fault OF Muliin-but
only TO be disposed Of before the
damage was irreparable.
Passing rapidly over the early stages
OF the conflict, let us consider Detroits
eighth. The score Is 4 70 3 In New
York's favor One is out\Sam SCraw-
ford is at bat. lie swings>-He con-
meets. Jake Stahl makes terrible
effort to clutch the ball, but fails.
Crawford makes third, shortly TO dash
the rest OF the way home when ,n-
Georgian Peach bangs out long fly.
The Detroit ninth. the score 4 to 4,
OLoary on third. one out and Mullin
at bat He flies 10 Keller and O'Leary
does not dare TO chance II. Lake in
tentionally passes Mcintyre. Schaef-
er In a boiling rage pop-flies TO Ball
The New York tenth, score still
4 to and Ball, child Of fortune,
hits safely into left. Stahl In
safe when Crawford drops Schaef
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and both the other runners score. Z
people rise all over the stand 10
pass out. II 10 the going down Of
a great hope.