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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
ELbERFELD OUT
FOR THE SEASON

The bench for Kid Elberfeld for
the rest OF the year.
Such was the sentence which the
scrappy little manager OF the New
York Highlanders finally imposed on
himself Saturday morning.
viii you be In the game here"
was the question OF an old friend who
delights seeing the game little short
stopper in action with a place on the
batting order.
There's not chance was the re-
ply. Il am through for the year.
guess. My ankle Is in such shape
that it's got to have long rest before
can trust my weight on II when
have TO twist and turn as fellow
does in big league ball game.
Here is one case In which, beyond
all shadow OF doubt. New York loses
a man who would be OF infinite as
sistance in fighting the way out OF the
bottom notch in the American league
race. Elberfeld Is sorely missed and.
while he has a pretty fair sort OF an
understudy in Ball, there are few who
could play the position as Elberfeld
does. when at his best and In physical
condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

CLEVELAND. July 25.--A. w. Nor
rls the local bookmaker, has hit upon
a new scheme OF bookmaking for the
$4,000 derby to be trotted at Read
Vile In August. Morris has arranged
O book on this race in which he lays
odds on six places instead OF three as
Is now the prevailing custom. This
is very unique idea and should
prove very popular with the people
who like to make a bet on a horse
race. When man has six chances
TO win he can hardly refrain from
making a wager.
Morris figures that about thirty
horses will start in the derby and as
the money is divided into six parts,
he. thinks that II Is good scheme
20 lay odds on the first six horses.
For this race Morris LAYS the same
odds against Sweet Marie, 2:02,
George G.. 2:05 Ia Highball, 2:O6 Ia.
Wilkes Heart s:06 IA and Lillian r..
2:O6 30. He lays $40 to 81 that mel
ther OF these trotters Will win, $l2 to
81 that they will not come second.
s. TO 81 that they will not come third.
81 to 81 that they will not come
fourth. 50 to 81 that they won't be
fifth and even money that they will not
finish sixth. Those odds are very lib
eral. as It surely looks as n such trot.
ters would surely finish sixth or bet.
ter even I'm such race. DR. Strong
2:05 "a. in Tommy Murphy's stable,
is considered "A dangerous candidate.
but AZ the same time Morris agrees
To lay $40 10 81 against him TO win.
II. X Devereux's candidate. Teasel is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

TO win enough games on the road TO
leave them at the top at the finish
but. please, Mr. Jennings, please, Mr..
Coughlin. and please Nh. Donovan and
the rest,
WE WANT TO SEE YOU DO n
RIGHT HERE AT HOME.
Yesterday Manager Hughie proceed
ed TO demonstrate once more and yet
again that Cleveland, with Joss In the
box, has no terrors for Eddie sum
mers on the firing line. with the cham
pion Tigers at his back. The final
game OF the year on the Cleveland
park was a Tiger victory all the way
and at the finish the knuckle-ball arr
list had hung up "a shut-out win and
the Tigers, with Wahoo Sam starring
with the stick, has banged round a
total OF four, which was three moro
than would have been necessary but
went nicely to make things look safe,
There have been no insects obsery-
able on Sam In any town he has play
ed this season. since he struck his
batting gait, but in Cleveland he has
been a storm. Three times yesterday
he smote the Joss offerings squarely
on the "A. j. Reach" and one OF them
was a clean heimlauf into the right
field bleachers, which the Cleveland
scribes promptly described as Sam $
daily homer. There was one on base
at the time and the swat promptly
doubled the Tigers score.
Summers allowed two hits up TO the
time the heimlauf was pulled on.
Then he let down bit and the Maps
amassed two more. Total four.
A little knuckle ball: that's all
The Tigers went all to pieces In the
fielding department. making two mex.
pensive errors. (Joak) as Artemus
Ward would have said.
In passing 10 slightly different
theme II might be stated that the De
troit club is on the verge OF signing
one Joe Jackson, for It's 1909 team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

GETAWAY DAY AT WINDSOR
AND STAKE RACE ON CARD

followers OF the runners Will have all
left the cry m
The first race yesterday was won by
"unc" billiard Hilfs ally Florney, who
was well backed by her owner and mis-
Tampa and won from a good field al
Havana. As IAN has been In tough
luck here. he held quite a hand -shak-
ing bee" after the race.
Jockeys Shilling and Powers carried
on the riding honors, riding two win
ners each.
f.. j. Gildersleeves Alencon. which
won the NTH race, was run up" and
bought by sam Lewis, the Texas
The stakes for the Toronto fall meet
ing are out and horsemen are loud ia
their praises OF the liberaltty OF the
Ontario Jockey club. The meeting com
mences Saturday. Sept. 10. and con-
tinues seven days up To and including
Saturday, Sept 26.
Harry White. who assisted in pro-
noting the quebec meeting, Is having
his troubles these days telling th,.
horsemen why the Quebec meeting
postpones on account OF rain, etc.
:. Jockey Albert Sanger got, in from
New Orleans yesterday and reports
that several hundred horsemen are
stranded at the half-mile tracks there.
and most OF them utterly destitute.
Sanger says it's the general impression
among the local people in New Or
leans that way viii be found to
evade the Locke bill. though no one cal
explain just how IL Will be done
Patriot will sign with Ringing
Brothers greatest aggregation on
earth. Immediately after the close OF
the present season.
Anyone not having sufficient funds
To reach the next stop on the racing
circuit, can get their names on Elrod,
tab by letting him hold twice the
amount
Twenty-Five books were on the firing
line and did the ID o. o." well. but
today may tell different story.
The program today Is q good one and
a large crowd Will be I'm attendance.
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Sporting Notes

Closing day mt windsor today.
Take the cars marked "woodiawn" TO
the state Fair track.
Auto had the honors mt the state Fair
track yesterday with mile IN
2:064. eased up,
O'Hara won the endurance swim from
Belle Isle. to. Wyandotte He did the
distance IN 40
The Iong-.waited game between the
ID. A. O. Vets and Alumni Will take
place this afternoon
Canadian PAGER and Will race her In
the 2:o7 pacing stake next week
The German New York-Pnris car ar
rived at Berlin Yesterday and IL
sure winner OF the event bar acct
dents.
Charlie baird has auieted the rumors
OF his retirement from athletics at
Michigan with the statement that he
VIII be back again.
MINOR Heir, 2rOI. and the reputed sue
cessor to Dan Patch has arrived at
the Fair Grounds with Fleming Boy
2:07% his stable mate.
Jesse Kent essayed TO drive a newly
hoppled PAGER at Mason Yesterday
ana I'LL on MS ntdu WHEN the ihFNli
able occurred. He may live.
The Pnt-in-Bay regattn developed
unique condition In the fact that no
2l-footer won more than once. Yes
terday was Otsiketas weather
Walter Justus. the Indian pitcher, who
once worked here for Bill Armour Is
the sensation OF the Lancaster, o,
club. and will probably go TO Cleve-
land next year.
4 peculiar condition wcs In evidence
at the nine-mile mark in the Mara
thon run when Lord led with Christ
second. Both the English runners,
however. fell by the wayside~
IL looks up tn the American contingent
in London TO concede that they had
been treated fairly In at least one
event specifically there seems To
have been too much squeallng.
Brandon. Of Kansas city. II up there
with Marquardt. fighting for the
pitching leadership OF the associa-
tIon. And Kansas City has not been
batting or fielding anything like az
well as Indianapolis
schiotman covered the Detroit Golf
club course in ~ yesterday WHICH
beats the record for the course. lie
IL regarded as the favorite In tins
race for the state championship
Those remaining TO fight II out today
are SchlOtman, Phil stanton. Mylle
Carhartt and Prof Trueblod or the
University OF Michigan.
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IA n. ID. LAURENCE.

To-day is, getaway day at Windsor
and when the last race IL over this at
ternoon, the public Will have seen the
last OF the thoroughbreds for this year.
The meeting has been the best ever
given around Detroit from a racing
standpoint as well as the financial end
OF the game. Adverse legislation IN
the various states has helped MOI c
than anything else To make the Wind
sor meeting the big success that IL has
been, and II the Moral Wave bug can
be kept out OF the Dominion, the over
the-river" track Will enjoy many more
such meetings,
Outside 81 one ar two "acrobatic .
reVcrsals OF form the meeting has been
clean, which speaks well for the Of
hcials In charge
Yesterday was "bookmakers day
strictly. and only one favorite caught
the Judges eye; the dear old public
got IL In the collar good and plenty.
The invasion OF Buffalo has already
commenced and by sunday night the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
ONE CHANCE TOBEAT
WORLDS BEST HORSE

The greatest PAGER the world ever
saw-nothing more nor less-is now
stabbed at the State Fair track Char
lie Deans Minor Heir that took rec
ord of 2:0l In his second start this
year. though opening the season with
no mark at all. is generally conceded
this title and II Is hard 10 find horse
man at the State FAIR track who Will
not admit that Deans great wiggler
has a mortgage on the Chamber OF
Commerce and its $4,000 purse
No PAGER in the world ever did what
Minor Heir has accomplished. In
virtually his first year OF racing he
astonished the world by pacing a
faster mile than the mighty Dan
Patch ever went in all his races and
mile that was within a fraction OF
second of being as fast as the rec
ord performance OF old Star Pointer
which has SO long stood as the acme
OF racing speed.
Owners and trainers OF rival PAGERS
looked Minor Heir over at the Fair
Grounds yesterday with a rather jeal-
Gus eye. Elsewhere his name was oc-
casionally mentioned in the casual
conversation. Probably the most elo-
quent comment on the pacing marvel
fell from the lips OF the veteran Pop
Geers, dean of them all.
Boys" said Pop" Il have driven
In many pacing race but the one
that Minor Heir won at Terre Haute
was the first one In which | ever saw
horse finish a mile in 2:05 1-2 and
be distanced, In spite OF the fact that
he stuck to the pace every foot Of
the way"
The horse TO which Geers referred
was his own charge Prince A. Rumble
and the man from Tennessee was
timed the mile at just that notch But
Minor Heir was whizzing out there
ahead and finishing mile at such a
clip that a horse which, In almost any
other year would have won in any
pacing stake on the Grand Circuit
was rewarded solely by seeing the
red flag Of ignominy Haunted in his
face.
or course, the Prince Will do his
best In an effort to get the money
here and elsewhere down the line. but
what chance has ne?
Horsemen who have entries in the
stakes in which Miner Heir is billed
to appear have Just one hope. The
horse is naturally a bit green at the
racing game and is likely to make re-
peated breaks. In all his races he
has shown an inclination to be fiigfay
Such a skip would be fatal In the big
race. for there are several horses who
have the speed TO hang on his flank
and walt Undoubtedly too, there viii
be some lively scoring In the prellm-
mary work of the big stake. and. II
his rivals can get the Dean stallion s
goat in that way. 1t will be done.
The situation In this respect Is very
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
NOW If THEY'LL ONLY
SHOW US HOW THEY DOHy

This may create some confusion In
local circles until IL is known that
the Joe Jackson mentioned is not the
Official scorer or the team and the
dean OF the local baseball scribes, but
is an outfielder from the benighted re-
gions OF North Carolina. where he is
amassing a batting average OF $50 or
Whereabouts. He was discovered b.
United States revenue official who
happened to be looking for moonshine
stills" in that vicinity and was tip
ped of TO President Navin through
the medium OF the secret service.
So runs the tale. at any rate. AT
last account. however. Cobb was still
counted on to play right. with Craw-
ford in center. Mcintyre In left and
Davy Jones In reserve.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

THE PRESENT.
The shades OF night were falling fast.
When through an eastern city passed
A mascot with banner high,
Which fioated free tween earth ana
sky.
ON its broad folds like burning light
That 'lumined heaven In darkest
night.
This emblem starred world OF lore
The motto OF our Tigers bold.
Who. like brave souls in days OF old
Heard but one shout. from shore 10
shore
That word which lives forevermore-
Excelsior. Excelsior"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
EXCELSIOR
The Tiger Motto
sy THOMAS DAWSON.

THE FUTURE.
oh. thus wen find the Tigers ever.
on flames bright wings theyll mount
forever.
Reaching higher, higher. higher. with
a resolute desire
To hold our flag forevermore;
While ST Peter leans from heaven,
Asking gently: What's the score?'
Then our Hughie doffs his cap and
Answers. "One pennant's won"
Pete will say. Go on, my son. and
win one more.
Let your motto be forevermore-
Excelsior, Excelsior"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
IL Can't Be Beat.

The best OF all teachers Is expert.
ence. c. NJ. Harden. Of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: II find .Elec.
trio Bitters does all that's claimed for
II. For Stomach. Liver and Kidney
troubles Il can't be beat. have tried
Il and find IL a most excellent medi
cine" Mr. Harden Is right: It's the
best of all medicines also for weak
ness. lame back. and all run down con.
ditions. Best too for chills and ma
laria. Sold under guarantee at E. G.
Kinsels. Central Drug Co, and Gray
& Worcesters drug stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
AUTO PRICES
!. / ARE TUMBL|NG

Repeated announcements of reduc-
tiohs In price OF the 1909 brand OF
automobiles are being made. Follow
ing the sweeping cuts made in their
standard cars by the Ford, Chalmers
Detroit. observation-disclosures Co.
and other firms comes the announce
ment from the f. r. Thomas Co. In
Buffalo that Thomas Flyer OF 1000
pounds weight with six-cylinder
motor will price next year at $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
/. BY PAUL 4. RRuskE.

y tss BY PAUL II. BRuskE.
Today's the day and p. m. is the
hour.
The Tigers begin their second home
series against the eastern clubs and
4 thespasturage should be succulent and
abundant.
That " 10 within the power Of
the ,Champions to retain their
proud position at the top Of the
league race IN the battles which
are ahead In a statement upon
which the players, the home pub
lice and the experts Of the other
cities where the Tines have been
playing Of late are almost unanl-
NOUS.
hut will they?
Far be Ii for the writer OF this piece
TO go into theorizing over the peculiar
condition which has caused the Tigers
to adopt q new formula or winning
games, coping a big majority on the
road and strenuously struggling TO
break even at home.
However, mayhap they will change
their tactics now IL they keep up
their road gait there will be nothing
TO the remainder OF the procession
but O joyous professional.
II 10 a peculiar fact that, in
spite Of the fact that thu Tigers
won the pennant OF 1907 and are
proclaimed far and wide the best
team In the league this year, the
home public has never had an OPP
portunity TO gloat as its team tore
up the foe on Bennett park In one
Of those series Of consecutive
wkins which have featured the
campaigns Of 30 many other
Such an opportunity is due. The
supporters and possessors OF such a
grand team should be permitted at
least one such gloat during the sea
sop. This idea OF getting all the win.
ming news by ticker and then having
the nerves narrowed up by doubtful
struggles on the home park Is all
WIRING, opine the faithful fans.
With an ideal baseball day over
HEAD. wild Bill Donovan in the box
for the home talent, the tail-end New
York club in the hostile role, and a
bldpdthirsty mob In the stands and
bleaehers, as we'll as goodly sprink-
ling ON the field. everything shapes
up for a gloat today but do we,get IL?
The Detroit rooter IS not likely TO for
get that awful series a little less than
a year ago when the Tiges, after as
Stunning the lead in the same sensa-
tional way. came home and slumped
terribly before Philadelphia and New
York.
or course there is nobody who will
concede that the Tigers are not able
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
JACKIES TO FIGHT
FOR PURSE ON SHIP

VALLEJO, Cal. July 25.-Battling
Robinson OF the cruiser California
and F. W. Holmes. OF the Maryland,
have signed articles to fight on the
afternoon OF Aug 6 on board the ship
which will offer the largest purse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
NEW DEPARTURE IN
BOOK ON BIG TROT

a $40 to 81 shot and 81 to 81 shot TO
come sixth. while Dewitt, e. s. Burke,
Jr's trotter Is $50 TO 81 shot. The
odds on w. b. Chlsholm's Thistle
Doune are $50 to 81 to win. while Nor
rs lays 800 to 81 against Alexander.
$50 to 81 on Margaret o.. $50 TO 81
on Beatrice Belline, $50 to 81 on Gen
teel H., 500 to 81 OH Kim and 500 to
81 on Momaster.
This race will be a handicap affair
OF one mile and a quarter from stand
ing start. Because OF its uncertain
ties much interest centers in the race
and IL should be good betting event.
Job Printing done right Times Print
ing Co. 10 John R.-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
lust Like Being Away.

Cates--Are you going away with
your family this summer?
Clemens--I should say not. We've
taken the screens OF the house. put
in a couple OF smelly oil lamps, and
are tipping the iceman, milkman. mail
man, laundryman and the grocery boy.
We're having the trip OF our lives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

similar TO that Chamber OF Commerce
several years ago when the field faced
a sensational performer in Elastic
Pointer and nearly managed TO beat
him out by scoring him TO death. In
spite OF his terrific speed.
However. George Schneider will be
on the job to see that such tactics are
not carried TO extremes.
For purposes OF reference Minor
Heirs great Terre Haute race Is here
presented In detail:
2:25 CLASS. PACING; PURSE $4,000
Minor Heir. b. H.. by
Helr-at-Law DEAN 3 /
Th< Eel. &, H.. by Gam
boiler (McEwen) 30 2 >
Gordon Prince. Jr., blk
h., by Gordon Prince
(Jones) ............ , 3 3 3
Phoenix, blk H.. by tt
tus (Durfee) ..... DIS
Prince A. Rundel - 8 DIS
Frank Allen ......... DIS
The Emperor ......... DIS
Time-2;ol1a; 2;Ol; 2;O5h; 2;Os; 2:O7.
The Official time by quarters for the
two first heats was as follows
30 IA. 100. 1870 ga. 2:01 1-2. 20 3-4.
100. 1880. 2:01.
The Eel which won the first and
second heats was separately timed in
all five as follows: 2:02l-4. 2:O3,
:05 1-2, 2:0S. and 2:07 IA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

The porch climber hesitated.
I'm only doing this" he muttered,
because getting in on the ground floor
has never made any money for men IN
business way, and it's up to me TO
get even with the world somehow.
Convincing himself by this specious
reasoning. he softly pushed up the
window and climbed inside.-Chicago
Tribune
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

First base ON errors-Detroit z. Two
base bfts--McIntyre z, Crawford. Hon.
run--Crnwford. Sacrifice hit-stovaiI
stolen bnse--Craw ford. Double play
Downs, schaefer and Rossmnn. First
base ON bniis--On Joss 4, on Summers
4. HIT by pitched bnIi--By Summers 4.
Left ON bases--tIeveIand ., Detroit s.
struck out--By Joss 2, by Summers g.
Time - iA2. Unspires - Hurst and
Evans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Rae

But one game was played yes
terday, Detroit closing ito road
trip with a 4 to 0 victory over
Cleveland, Summers and Joss
pitching.
Flick played his first game Of
the year with Cleveland, failing
to hit safely.
The champions concluded their
long road series with their twen-
tleth win out OF 20 games played.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
The Poor CubsI

The Chicago worlds champions are
now lower in the race. both In posi-
ton and in percentage. than they have
been for three years. For the past
two seasons Chances men have not
been worse than second until now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
BattIino Johnson Gets His.

Los ANGELES, Cal. July 25.-lt
took AL Kaufman seven rounds to
whip Battling Johnson last night.
The fight took place at the Pacific
Athletic club and was TO have gone
10 rounds. Kaufman was the az
gressor from the start and made
Johnson take an awful lot OF punish
ment. Johnson was game, however,
and fought every inch of the way I'M
I'll put down in the seventh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDING.

ycsterday's Resuits.
Cincinnati 3, Boston 2.
Chicago 2. Brooklyn 1 Ill inninRs).
New York 2. Pittsburg l.
Rain at Philadelphia.
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
-. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
REDUCED RATES CINCINNATI
AND RETURN
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Tickets on sale for evening trains
OF July 26th; all trains July 9th. ut
rate OF one and one-half fare for the
round trip. from all stations In Michi'
gan Consult agents for full particu-
lars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
Miles COLLEGE at Tashmoo.

Miles college will play the Hillsides
at Tashmoo park Sunday Miles
players will report at foot of Griswold.
st. at S:45.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
VETERAN MATRON
FOALS A COLT.

LEXINGTON. KY. July 25.-Nancy
Hanks, 2:04, former champion trot-
ting mare. has foaled bay colt by
Todd at the Hamburg place of John
L. Madden here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
Boston Gets No-Hlt Wonder.

The Kansas City club has sold
Pitcher Joe Woods TO the Boston Am
orleans for cash and Outfelder Carl
isle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
MANY PRIZES
FOR THE RACERS

The Detroit Motor Bicycle club an
nounces that prizes to the value OF
over 5000 have been donated for the
race meeting which the club will give
Sunday afternoon a. the Highland
Park race track There are six events
on the program, three for motor bikes
and three for the man-power driven
wheels.
Entrance will be made at the
grounds and admission is free to tho
public. Some excellent racing is as
sured.
The committee in charge desires to
make acknowledgment OF donations to
the following:
John b. Trossel Morgan & Wright.
John p. Schneider, the j. II. Brady
Auto Co. William Z. Metzger, Dr.
Adams. Greenslade on Co. Stern
Jewelry Co. William Reid. Arthur A.
Borck, r. A. Reynolds. Van Gallow
Bros. Fred Ticherer. George Robin.
Harry Wilson, Ames & Winner Co.
Marrymount Liquor Co. Fisk Rub
Der Co. William Wandersee. Ed.
Bromley, Roy Hunter and others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
20. KS VS.. PIngrees.
The Modern Way.

o. KS will play the Detroit Pingree
35, Loyal Guards. at Garvey's Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25

Business-Iike Printing. No russ and
no feathers, The plain, neat kind, that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. ID
John R.-st Phone 1tvX
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Rezuns.
Detroit " Cleveland o.
Today's Gnmes.
New York az Detroit.
Washington at 81. Lnuir.
Boston at Cleveland
Athletics at Chicago.