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The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

Ruby. 10; Harriet Rowe, 105: Coun
teraction. 105: Pouting Betsey. l0a;
Sweet Pippin. l05; Lillian Leigh. 1O5
Disbola. lO5. Boadicea. 1915
Second Race-Fiye furiongs, purse
for 2-year-olds (lD: Queen Amelia
100; Gerrymander. 100; Miss Critten.
den. 100: Tappington. 1913; Emperor
William. 1903, Madrilene, 100 Trans.
form. l09. Plume, 100; Keith. 100;
Fair Messenger, 100; Leaper. 103 /.
Ironbound 1O3: Elizabeth Harwood.
lG9; White Face. 1l2.
Third Race--Seven furlongs. selling.
for 4year-olds and up ga: Smiling
Tom, 1903; Conville los; Convolo. 100 !.
Kilo, l07. Gull, l07: GolGic. 10: St
Paris, 10; Harting. l05. Huerfano.
l05. Airship 107; Canopian. 100;
George Young. los; Duece, 10: Tim
Hurst. 10.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. handi.
cap. 3-yearolds and up 90: Mollie
Montrose. 9S; Dainty Dame. 10, Es-
tradia, 107: Berwick. ll9.
Fifth Race--One and one-sixteenth
miles. selling. 3-year-olds and up 1D:
Sainesaw. 81; Hostile Hyphen. 81:
Stonestreet. 80: Camille, los. Bester-
ling. 1906 Bottles. III; Aunt Rose. 90 +;
Albert Star, 81; Pulque. 104; Funi.
culaire. loo: Meada. l07
Sixth Race-One and one-slxteenth
miles. selling. 3-year-olds Q3): "Van-
sci. 1903; Gallilee. los; Jim Listen,
los: Kennewick. los; Washable, los;
Water Cooler. 1857 Rexall. 10s; Tom
Kearney. 105; The Thorn, 105: Mas.
son, l05; Crawford. los; Spunky, los;
Separator. l0S
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear; fast.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

First Race-The Correction, for 3.
year-olds and up; selling; IL fur.
longs; main course. Kentucky Beau,
10: Marathon. 10S; Tom McGrath.
1906; Saracinesca. los: James b.
Brady. s6; Torenia, 80; Col. White.
10S Bosom, "a; Red River, 10s: JAG.
obite, III: Mollie Ball. 1903; Corncob.
105; Batsman, SO.
3-yearolds and up: handicap; mile
and furlong: Grana Green. 124;
Big Chief, 113: Question Mark, 1O9;
Rye, los; Antaeus. 1922 Castlewood,
95: Progressing. So. Campaigner, 80.
D'Arkle. 81; Umbrella, IS; (also elig
ible: Ballot, 133 Restigouche, l15)
Third Race-the vernal. for illies:
2year-olds; furlongs; futurity
course: Mauviette. l07; Melisande.
lis: Suffragette. l15: Counterpart,
115; Cotytto, 107; Lady Hubbard, f15
Sententious, 1917 Mediant. l19.
Fourth Race-The Advance for 8.
year-olds and up: weight for age. mile
and fve-sixteenths: Frank Gill, 126
King James. ia: Hessian, ia; Do.
rante. la Ballot. 1875.
Fifth Race--The Domino. $500 add.
ed, mile and one sixteenth; on turf
Chaplet, 10l; Robert Cooper, 10i; st.
Joseph, 108 Great Pirate. 104: The
Wolf. 10s; Marathon, ITO; King Hen.
ry. 10S
Sixth Race--The Falcade: selling
$500 added; five furlongs; Futurity
course: Marcellus, 1l2. Verbatim. 112:
Newbury. H.; DR.. Pillow. liz; Sir
John, liz; Hammock Boy. IL; Han.
onia. 109: St Withhold, 109; Ethelda,
109; Watervliet, l09; Rubia Grande.
l09; Court Lady. 100: Hubby. 1909; Ia.
kahira. 1909; Merry Gift, 1909: Screen.
back, l07; Yankee Daughter. l09;
Lily Pad. 1909: sDander, 107.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear. fast
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L|STLESS WORK
BY JOE CA
.alk at San francisco OF III

Talk at San Francisco OF the
between Battling Nelson and
Cans beiry only for the gate
led TO a protest from Nelson, "
asserts that he Is sincere in his b 4.
that he will win. and as a proof ne
has given several exhibitions 10 visi-
tors.
Cans is in his usual good form. but
his entire abandoning OF boxing has
caused much comment. In the last
two days he did not even give his
usual sparring exhibitions. His list
lessness in this respect is attributed
by some To the fact that he may be
overconfldent while others think tina.
he believes the attendance at the bout
will be small and he is disinclinrd TO
work hard enough 10 make a .uick
ending Of the go. His superior ciever.
Eess they figure. would enable him to-
STALL along and outpoint Nelson.
even IL he is not In the best OF shape.
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PLUNGER THOMAS FAILS TO-
CASH ONE OF SIX TICKETS

badly that fourth was the beat hs
could do,
Allen Case. OF Toronto, had $1,000
20 5000 ON Sir Cannon with Jake
Saunders. who Is one OF the biggest
operators
Sir Cannon which won the fourth
race was probably the best played
horse that ever ran az Windsor and
Bill Shields ard his friends took a
bunch Of money out OF the ring.
Today $ card is made mp of seven
well-balanced races and a large
crowd should be on hand.
The second race Will be steeple-
chase. which is the most popular race
for the local public. Il contains the
name of John Dillon. Picktime. Sam
Palmer and other good timber ~
pers.
This is Dominion Day Hover
and the Dominion Handicap ha'
OF the best horses at the trac
tered II should prove a good CO
from start TO finish.
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Noteworthy Events in the
American League R

Young was in fine form ar
New York down with his Q
no-hit game, allowing but
man to reach first, this ond
the only base on balls ant
was thrown out stealing, o.
27 men faced the veteran.
ton won, 8 to 0.
White and MvIlin pitched
ball at Chicago, but the so,
on IsbelPs single, which
tried to take from Crawford
score was 2 to I. II was the
Chicago victory In eight o.,
Burns was hit for enough i'm
inning to lose to Plank Of 3
adeIphls, 3 to I.
Llebhardt held the Browns
three hits I'd Cleveland wor
to I. Pow> and Waddel twill
for the home prides.
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BY e. o. LAURENCE.

The crowd al Windsor is much
larger than AT former meetings. about
$500 being in attendance yesterday
They saw six fair races run over a
slow track owing TO the rain OF Mon
day
twenty-five bookmakers. dispensed
odds 20 the dear old public and as
only one fayorite won they annexed
most of the loose change in circu.
!ation in the market place
Ayrwater was the only fayorite to
win and won in the commonest kind
OF walk from Il bad bunch
f. II Thomas. the famous automo-
bile driver and sportsman who has
a select stable racing at Windsor in
charge OF Henry Mcdaniel. made
things lively In the betting ring, bet
ting heavily on six races. buzt did not
cash a ticket.
Johnny Powers got I'm with Ia
horses belonging 10 Barney Schnei
Der. that raced in California last win
ter. AS they are OF fair class they
should give a good account OF them
selves at this meeting.
Eddie Cohen just flew" in from
the New York field" where he
operated" on the New Workers.
W. 4. (Bilh Philips. main squeeze
for Fred Cook. got in last night and
says they are still racing at New
York and that the Jockey club ex-
poets 10 get the betting situation
fixed up" in 10 or IL years. He is
not very hopeful as he says all that
the New York tracks need is slow
music and 'sacred-to-memory" stone
10 make them any deader than they
are, as Bill has got his" he won't
worry.
San Lewis had $500 on Eldorado.
but Jockey Hatchett cut" 1t up so
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M. C. A. c.. Team Busy.

The NJ. c. A. c. claim forfeit from
the Edison. Jrs., 8 to for non-ap-
pearance. They also defeated the
Mystic A. c.. IL to 3. and the Cen
trails, IA to l3. The manager of the
Features is requested 10 write in re-
gard to their game for July 8. They
would like to arrange games with
ID or 16-year-old team. Address 1894
/ afayette-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
ATTELL PULLS" IN
SCRAP WITH BALDWIN

NEW YORK. June .3OvMatty Bald
win, the Boston featherweight, held
Champion Abe Attell 10 a draw last
night at the Grand Athletic union.
Attell held back, took no chances,
and only in one part OF the fight, the
fourth round. did he show fash OF
his real form.
Attell said after the fight that he
only weighed III pounds last night.
and after going to his dressing room
became ILL
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Some Runner.

Neal Ball has unearthed the fastest
base runner who ever played ball.
Neal knows a player in one OF the
Southern towns named Quirk, who is
such a fast runner that one day when
ne hit a line drive down the first base
line the ball hit him on the back OF
the head lie was called out for be-
ing hit by batted ball
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
FEW 5000 MEN
LEFT IN MINORS

Tom O'Brien. the Cleveland scout.
who has travelled all over the country.
reports that up TO date he saw Less
than six players even worthy OF q
trial. Not one player n hundred
will make good from less than class
A teams when taken 10 the big
leagues the first year. The boys must
have the experience.
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o. A. c. "HandbaIl Banquet. .

The Detroit Athletic clubs annual
handball banquet will take place In
the d. A. c. room at Strikers Hauf-
brau TIaus, Lafayette and Shelby-sts..
Wednesday evening. July /. at S
o'clock. ]. Bosquett Is chairman OF
the committee In charge
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
FINE YEAR FOR
THE VETERANS

About all OF the pitchers doing we'll
in the big league this year are veter
ans. among the rest Dineen. Vic Will
lis. Sam Lever. Chick Fraser. Coax
ley. Joss, Wild Bill Donovan, White,
Howell, Powell. Waddell. Mathewson.
McGinnity, Tom Huges. Cy Young and
many others.
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fact that he was touched up for no
less than IL hits. 49,
VI
In addition tn Mnrqunrdt, the New YO 4
Nationals have purchased Catch
Myers OF ST Paul paying $4,000,
him. He's an Indian.
Dewey In pacing great guns out NJ -
West End track and yesterday Lat
the fast outlaw Jessie Harold fhres
straight heats, the second In l.0e fiat.
Major DeImar. sweet Marie and Wilkes
Heart meet In sweepstakes at
Readville. July 4. in place OF the
free-for-all trot. declared of on aJA
count Of the withdrawal OF Sonor 4
Girl
some ball game thnt one nt sagiuM
yesterday Twenty innings and th :,
home team on top. To T. at ths
close. Cough pitched against Kear 3
ney. Jacksons star. Both team
scored In the eleventh
The Boston Nationals VIII play an <y
hihiton game at Mt. Clemens Aus
l6. IL IL the nearest one OF the ol
league clubs, has come 10 gettinI
into action in these parts since IL
late lamented worlds series Fran
Bowerman Is responsible for the tri
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
BY PAUL \. sRuskE.

Most astonishing OF all the develop
cents or that remarkable baseball day
pne go, 1908. was the shift in the Ma
(lonal league standing which tool
place when the worlds champion Chi
eogo Cubs, for three seasons simply
Inyincible In their organization. bowed
The knee 10 the lowly Cincinnati Reds
and dropped into second position while
Pittsburg stepped to the top.
What peculiar development
In baseball II would be, were the
post-season series this year to fea
ture neither one Of the doughty
Chicago baseball clubs! Not since
1905 has such a thing come to
pass and. though the contingency
IL still remote, the present slump
< or Chances men has put new life
into an organization whose race
has been 90 much Of farce as to
rob II Of large share Of Its inter
est.
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All lATONIA

FIRST Race-Five furlongs. selling,
for maiden 2-year-old FLIES 90: EN-
lily Almanac. l05; Abby c.. 1O5: Ny
Lady Frances, los; Variation. 1885,
WhoisShe. l05; Irene b.. l05; Lady
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

Stolen buses--Anderson. schncfer.
,Crawford. Double piny-White and
l1onohue. Left ON bases--ChiesEo \.
Detroit 3. First base ON buiIs--On Null
In q, OF White 4. Hit by pitched ball
~-By White I. struck out--By White
- by MuIIin g.. Time--fi:,3. Umpirex--
oherfdan and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

Today Manager Jennings viii prob
ably unload streak of bridegroom
pitching on the Sox, in an endeavor 10
recover the ground lost by the team
~ ITS futile endeavor to spank White.
Kilian was ordered 10 join the team
direct from Alpena and will undoupt-
'edly take the firing line If he SHOWS
good form In his workout. The broad
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

trotter on earth who can head her AT
the finish OF the second heat OF Il
race. The owners of the other stars
know this. and no wonder they are a
bit shy OF taking any chances. Sono-
ma Girl was started twice at Read
Vile and her performances were dis
appointing, SO il is not strange that
Miss Crabtree wants her great mare
10 be at her best when next she APP
pears before New England crowd.
Naturally Billy Andrews feels bad
~ al the falling through OF the race.
He has brought Sweet Marie along in
a manner that has won the admira-
ton OF his brother trainers at Pough-
keepsie and she is fit right now 10
race as fast as ever.
Sweet Marie. George G and Sonoma
Girl are entered In the $50 1000 handi-
cap, so II they train sound and their
owners do not lose confidence in them
Boston folks may yet see them come
together.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NsT.NDI>CS

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago >. Detroit 1
Cleveland = 81 Louis 1. +
Boston :. New York o.
Athletics 2. Washington .
Todsy's Games.
DetfOit at Chicago.
Cleveland at ST Louis
Washington az Philadelphia.
Boston at New York
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wilson Arlington. 2:o7H. is dead.

Wilson Addington. 2:o7h Is dead.
sllko. any. has made his first
start ia Europe and showed the Aus
TRANS what "a real high class trotter Is
like. He beat 2:09 over five-eighths
OF a mile track. IL he trains sound,
he viii make every other trotter over
there look common.
Fred Hyde has been mile in 2:1ll4
with Mae Heart.
May Earl's mile in 2;05. il undoubt-
eddy the seasons record.
The track record at Readville is
2:ll. held by Major Delmar
A lot OF the cracks open their cam
paign at Peoria this week.
Charley De Ryder has been laid up
with a case Of blood poisoning.
The running track managers are
sticking 20 the guns in great shape.
Lon Mcdonald has been mile in
2:0si4 with his green trotter. Margin.
Wilteen. one of Alta McDonald's
stable. IS entered in $4,000 worth OF
early closing purses.
Ed Kenyon is likely to start Sonoma
May. a sister to Sonoma Girl, in the
NJ. & NJ. She has worked in 2:lS.
Chester Lasell breezed Bonnie Way
by Peter the Great an eighth right at
IA seconds one morning last week over
the Dover track.
Barney Demarest drove Nervolo an
exhibition mile Saturday, hooked with
a runner. over the Hokohus half-mile
track In 2:03. last half In /. OOh.
Charley Jewett Will now be able to
put all Of his time into looking after
the $4,000 race Applications for seats
come every day and the demand is
much greater than anticipated
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

Incidentally, the dispatches OF last
night confirmed the report published
In these columns over week ago,
when 1t was predicted that Short
Stop Busch. not Pitcher Marquardt
was the man whom Detroit would get
from indianapolis this year The
southpaw has been sold 10 the New
York National league club, which has
always been a fall guy" for the
minor league aggregations and the
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.

ieStrrsiay's Results.
Cincinnati 4 Chicago
New York 3. Brooklyn o.
Rain at Boston
ToJsy'- Games.
Chicago az Cincinngti
piNlHcs AZ Boston
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

job Printing done right Times Print
ing Co. Is John R.-st Phone 1923.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

STR CITY OF CHATHAM makes a
round TRIP from Detroit to Chatham
foot OF Randolph street at a. m. re-
1urnine leaves Chatham at 2 y. m
fare. round trip. 75c. one way.i 500
One way trip from Detroit on Sunday
|morninE at o'clock and on Monday
and "Wednesday at y, m. JOHN
TEvENSON. Agent. n. OF Randolph 1T
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

The repeated defeats OF the Cubs
which have brought them TO their pres
Ont pass are easily explicable. The
team Ii shot to pieces with injuries.
Evers, the keystone Of the infield. Is
At home with an ankle In cast.
8heckard has been on the shelf a good
6hare of the season, Overall, since
the accident 10 his stalwart spinal
column. has been unable TO bend over
enough to field grounders Brown has
been at the bedside of sick mother
+ ALSO Chance has not been batting and
Kings catching has been but tray'
esty ON its former brilliancy, The in
juries have supplemented a general
batting slump and Browns great pitcn'
4 fng---the three-hngered one has iost
hut one game this season--has been
unable to stem the tide.
That the Cubs will come back
strong Is certainly to be reasoned.
pittsburg, which is leading today. Is
by no means the strong club which
the Cubs shrould be with their regular
lineup or something like 1t, in the
feld.
But should the Cubs lost their
title this year-the unexpected
coming to pass-there will be a
lot Of sore American league clubs
and patrons. The younger baseball
organization has a grudge to set
tie with the Cubs and wants to
fiqht II out with them and none
ether That the four-same win OF
the National league champions
last year was a scratch Is state
ment beyond argument.
SHOULD THE TIGERS WIN THE
z AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT.
THEY WOULD RATHER PLAY THE
CUBS THAN ANY OF THEIR
RIVALS IN THE OLD LEAGUES
RACE.
Pittsburg is a one-man team and Us
sprint to the top has been very largely
the work of one man-Hans Wagner
king Of all the ball players with the
poasible exception of our own Tyrus
Cobb. !,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

shonldered boy from Racine will have
an added incentive 10 do his best. as
II will be his FIRST game as a benedict
and Mrs Killian is understood 10 be
with him in Chicago.
In all probability Manuel will OPP
pose, unless Walsh or White insists
on being pitched back.
The famous south-tiippered dentist
was in grand form Yesterday and al
lowed the Tigers but four hits. strik'
ing Cobb out three times and nippins
the Tiger batting rallies on every oc-
casion but once. Isbell's line drive
which came with two out and two on
base got between Crawford and Cobb.
the latter calling il, but failing TO
make the catch by inches. Mullin
pitched excellently, but in vain
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01
Q a = n q II Z a..
Bear, II. nlhs Kind sOu Haze llxas Br
a', # G<WNzMI

Fourth OF July--Round Trip e,
sion Fares, Michigan Central. 4
Tickets will be sold at exceeds
low rates July 3rd and 4th, good
return until July 9Th. See agents
full particulars
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

San Lewis had $500 on Eldorado.
but Jockey Hatchett cut" 1t up 50
The Detroit times., 1908-07-01

Eddie Cohen just flew" in from
the New York field" where he
operated" on the New Workers.
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Rank FooIishness

when attacked by cough or a cold
or when your throat is sore, it is rank
foolishness to take any other medicine
than DR.. Kings New Discovery" says
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the position, on the ground that he
was not citizen Of Madisonville at
the time of his election.
Mr.. Rodgers is naturally exercised
about the predicament in which he
finds himself. He appeared before
the council and asked that steps be
taken by that body to put him in
possession of his office. The council
is advised by its attorneys that the
council has done all it can do by
electing him and accepting his bond,
and says 1t Is question between
him and the old official about getting
possession of his office.
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Elected 10 Office But Can. Get II.

jacksonville, KY, Jan. 10
Lutte Rodgers was recently elected by
the city council to the position of
work house keeper to take affect the
first Monday in January. He exc
cuted bond which was accepted by
the city council aud resigned his
position as marshal of Mortcns Gap
and moved to jacksonville.
When he went to take possession
of has office Monday, however, he
found that Green Hancock, the for
mer official, refused to vacate or to
recognize the newly elected officer.
1t is understood that Mr.. Hancock
claims that Lutte is not eligible to
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Paducah, KY, Jan. "a tele-
gram from Congressman Ollie James
was received apprising the city Of
6ciAls here that the gunboat Paducah
cannot come to this city, the masts
being too tall to pass under the Cairo
bridge.
The Paducah is now at New Or
leans and the suggestion to have a
committee 90 to New Orleans and
present the silver service meets with
approval. A meeting of the council
and aldermen will be called TO settle
this matter this week.
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RESIDENTS demonstrated
Will Not Permit Saloon Near Park
Where Remains Of LIhCOIn'S
Mother Are Buried.

Lincoln City, Ind, Jan. lot
is a settled fact that thare will be no
saloon near the entrance of the park
here where the remains Of Abraham
Lincoln's mother are buried.
When Carter township went dry
several months ago a man who had
conducted a saloon in Lincoln CITY
proposed to move across the line into
Clay township and open a saloon
near the entrance of the park. He
leased ground and had the building
for the saloon about completed when
the temperance people of the town
ship got up a remonstrance which
contained majority of names of the
legal voters of the township and pre-
scented it to the county commission
ers at Rockport. The commissioners
passed on the remonstrance and re-
fused to grant a license to the ap-
plicant for a saloon license. There
are two remaining saloons in Clay
township but the license of one ex-
pires in a short time and that of the
second one some time in June
The proposed opening of a saloon
SO near the Nancy Hanks park caus-
ed considerable agitation among the
temperance people of Northern Spen-
Ger county aud the state forester, it
is said, went so far as to assert that
if the saloon was opened the propos.
ed Improvements on the park would
not be make.
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Court House Destroyed by Fire.

Calhoun, KY, Jan. 9.-The Nc
Lean county court house here was
destroyed by fire, which was discov-
cred about o'clock this morning.
Flames were then bursting from the
rear of the building and had gained
such Roadway that efforts to check
the fire were uuavailing. Important
papers in both the county and circuit
clerk office were destroyed.