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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

The members of the Brooklyn Arion
loved an automobile excursion to the
Erzgebirge yesterday. In the afternoon
the Commercial Society gave a banquet
in honor OF the visitors. at which cordial
toasts to the emperor and President
Roosevelt were exchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

couver barracks for duty with the 1st Bat
TALON of Engineers.
Second Lieut.. Arthur R Ehrnbeck, from
duty In the Philippines to Washington
barracks. for duty with the I'd Battalion
of Engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
To the Man
Who Has Merchandise
to Sell.

When things 60 wrong-keep smiling.
When business gets dull-keep advertising.
Business belongs to the who looks cheerful
and keeps advertising.
It would be impractical for you to personally
visit every home in Washington and tell the people
what you have to sell, but The Star will do it for
you.
The advertising columns of The Star will help
you turn your summer merchandise into money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

Andrew Williams, negro, was found
guilty Of uxoricide and sentenced to be
hanged at Chicago last night Williams
killed his wife on March 10. He also
severely wounded his two-year- old baby
and his father-in-law. w. J. Hardy, a DO
lice sergeant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.

CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1.-Justice An
derSOn.
United States agt. Henry p. Gilbert:
embezzlement: recognizance $4,000
taken with John b. Bloss, surety
PROBATE COURT.-Justice Anderson.
Estate OF William f. Maddox: will
dated February Is, 1898. filed
Estate of Sylvanus e. Johnson; will
dated November s, 1904. filed.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

SAINT JOHNS LODGE. NO. H. F. A. A. NJ.
Will meet In special communication on Monday.
July 20. 1908. at I o'clock. SHARP. for the
purpose Of attending the funeral Of our late
brother. p. Master Thomas Foster. BY order
Of the master. JAS. f. HUTCHINSON.
Secretary.
l. o. O. F.-THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
Grand Encampment will he held Tuesday next.
July II. at pm. Election Of officers and
other important business. BY order:
JOS. BURROUGHS, Grand Scribe.
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Christian sCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIENTIST.
18th and SITS. n.w--Services. SUNDAY. IL
am. and p.m.: subject. Life: Sunday
school. IL an; Wednesday evening meeting.
Pm Public cordially invited. All seats
free. Free reading room. COL Colorado building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS HENKIE HOLDS MEETINGS EVERY
Friday and Sunday evenings at IL 4th st. Sc.
Every one gets a reading; readings daily.
Spiritual healing.
MRS. NOBBE HOLDS SEANCE EVERY SUN
day, Tuesday and Friday nights at 1923 18th
ST. nv Private reading daily.
MRS. H. NJ NOLAN WILL HOLD SPIRITU AL
meeting at Mrs. Fioyd's. 18th st. extended and
Park ave-. Brightwood. d. c., one block south
Of Brightwood Hotel. pm, Sunday, July 10.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers and Cooler Tonight and
Sunday. Fresh Westerly Winds.

Forecast Till PM. Sunday.-For the
District of Columbia. Delaware and
Maryland. showers and cooler tonight
and Sunday; fresh westerly winds
For Virginia. Showers tonight. with
cooler in central and eastern portions.
Sunday showers and cooler; fresh west
erly winds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
H. L. DOHERTY TRAINING TO
WIN BACK OLD TENNIS TITLE

LONDON. May 49, Lawn tennis
players will be interested to hear that
Norman Brookes. the present holder
of the championship, will defend his
title at Wimbledon next June, and
with A. F. Nilding Will appear in
the challenge round OF the doubles,
The famous Australian will also rep.
resent his country in the Olympic
grass court contests which follow the
championships on the all-English
ground He is due TO reach this coun-
try some time this month.
Now that the colonies have decided
to defend the blue ribbon Of the lawn
won for the first time last summer.
every effort will be made 10 recap
ture II by its guardians. The prospect
Of this event being achieved is not
exactly rosy. Out OF all the three
score and ten competitors expected TO
appear at Wimbledon in June, only
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
PEERS CRITICISM
WORRIES 7. BURNS

LONDON. May 1s.-Tommy Burns.
the champion heavyweight fighter.
has become FESTIVE over the public
criticism OF his demands for a huge
purse to fight the negro boxer. Jack
Johnson.
Since he was denounced by Lord
Lonsdale. Burns has been held up TO
public contempt by the press and
everywhere he goes he is made to feel
his unpopularity
Burns found II impossible 10 keep
quiet. so last night he made the state
ment that he would surely meet John.
son in the ring, but neglected 70 say
just where he thought the battle
would take place.
Johnson announced that he would
fight Burns al any time or place under
reasonable terms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18

NJ. A. {. took its dual meet with Notre
Dame, IS Sc to 60 l-s.
Brown pitched a one-hit game for the
Cubs sunday. against Brooklyn
Alma and Albion Will nght for the
state college baseball title on Field
day.
George suggs gave Assumption College
two hits and u. A. c. won saturday
IL TO /.
Central and Ann Arbor have .cheduled
dual meet for the u. a. G. Memorial
day morning
Burroughs. Fords and Bulls were the
winners the Manufacturers league
games Saturday.
John Camel hit n homer mt Cincinnati
sunday. with the bases full beating
New York, 70
saginaw and Kalamazoo lead the
Southern Michigan with four VIC
tories for each and no defeats
Central High won the Lansing track
meet with MuskegOn nine points
away. Widman and Garrels starred
-4fmu college gave Michigan hard
game for six innings but lost out In
the end. 20 That makes X
horse apiece.
Michigan ran up 100 points 10 Ohio's
81 N a dual track meet The visit
ors won only the, l00-yard dash and
the hammer throw.
The Detroit paper that pleads that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
N GOVERN HELD HIS
OWN BUT DID
LITTLE MORE
ONCE TERRIBLE TERRY NOT
KILLED IN LoNeHREY BATTLE
But IS ONLY A SHADOW OF HIS
ONCE GREAT SELF.

NEW YORK. May ls.-For the
fourth time in his life Terrible Terry
McGovern re-entered the ring Satur-
day night He fought Young Tough
rey six rounds of the hardest battling
ever seen in any ring at Philadelphia.
and when he walked TO his corner az
the end OF il. his face drawn and tired.
his chest heaved and his head sunk.
be had won by margin so slight that
q man with astigmausm might be
pardoned for overlooking t.
He Is Terrible Terry no longer. The
old rifie-bullet punch that killed what
II hit, the young, vlrile eagerness to
measure wallops with his man, the
savage rushes so fast and deadly that
the well-aimed blows seemed chance
swings--these are as dead and gone
as the idea that the Office should seek
the man. In place of this fierce little
fighter is fat. tricky, half-skilled
boxer with a strong punch who can
lick most OF the second raters in the
country il properly trained
To win decisively he needed every
thing that he used to have Loughrey
(: Is whale for punishment, a whale
bone for resilency. He bent but he
wouldn't break. He staggered a dozen
times and fell three times under Nc
Governs swings. but each time swung
back into the fray like tether ball.
and after taking for over ten minutes
terrible beating on the body and
head. be dropped Terry 50 hard to-
ward the end Of the fourth round that
only the gong saved the terror from
Knockout.
Joe Humphreys is now planning
other fights for McGovern. Given a
good hard training Terry will fight bet
ter than he did against Loughrey. but
he will never be a really AL scrapper
= gain
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naturally handing a nice, professional
boost TO eyerybody's game All me
same he would invariably come back
10 the Highlanders and dilate on the
fac, that Clarke Griffith, his old friend
and rival, has beyond doubt gathered
together an array OF speed which was
superior 10 anything in the league IN
tieetness OF foot. Then he would
enumerate its other virtues aud would
wind up by saying that, II Grin =
pitchers would develop as they should,
IL was hard 10 see how the act OF
beating New York wouldn't just about
ensure anybody the pennant.
Once more you've got TO hand IL 20
Hughie. AS the grand baseball prog
nosticator he's batting in the 800
class and then some, for right now
the New York club is making all tbs
running in the league race and is
giving the others a bit more than they
can do to hold the clip.
Against Cleveland and Detroit
which must now be considered the
strongest pair of western clubs, the
Highlanders have been playing
storm and up 10 date have taken four
out OF Ave Of their games. losing only
to the great and only Addie Joss In
the intersectional series up to date.
Although Glade has already added
the strength TO the New York pitching
staff which IL was expected he would.
Lake and Manning look like finds and
Chesbro is back in his old form With
Newton, Orth and Hogg. the New
York club looks strong in the box this
year. Ball, the Michigan infelder
who has put Elberfeld on the shelf
Is batting in a couple OF runs every
day Niles is improving a lot at sec
ond base. Stahl adds strength 10 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18

NEW YORK. May te.-Presl-
dent Ban Johnson, Of the Ameri'
can league, arrived here TODAY
and Will probably hand out a de-
eislon regarding the Detroit play
ers put out Of Saturdays game.
II is in his power 20 suspend for
an indefinite length OF time Man
s9er Jennings, Pitchers Donovan.
klllian and Muiiin, and outteioer
Jones and Catcher Thomas. This
would virtually wreck the club and
New York fsns are hoping that
such action Will rot be taken.
II is hard 20 see how Jennings
and Donovan, as we'll as Manager
Griffith are going to dodge pun
lshment for the part In the UNI
pire batting OF Saturday and some
OF the others N not all Of them,
are likely 10 suffer, too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
NELSON BLUFFS
FIGHTING BOER

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1S.-Bat-
Ting Nelson and Boer Unholz had a
verbal encounter in cafe last night.
Nelson was angry because the Boer
had deposited $3.50 to cover $4,000
side bet The Dane suggested fight
on Decoration day, and when Unholz
refused because he said It was too
soon. Nelson tainted him with being
afraid.
III tell you what III do" he added
TO Unholz Il will fight you In back
room and II don't stop you in 10
rounds you can have $1,000 where
upon he iourished currency
Il am no barroom fighter Unholz
replied, and the incident closed.
The Boer will remain here for a
week in the hope OF hooking UP with
Nelson for June II he falls he will go
10 Los Angeles 10 fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
sx PAUL 4. aRuskE.

When Hughie Jennings arrived IN
Detroit last winter To take up his an
nual baseball burdens. he voiced as
his opinion on the coming pennant
race the belief that the New YORK
baseball club had been tremendously
strengthened and looked like most
dangerous rival for all the would-be
pennant winners In the battle that
was 10 come.
OF course. al that stage Of the pro-
ceedings canny little Hughie was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

New York. Detroit and Umpire
Evans used up &c men In the game
In the metropolis, the former
club winning, TO 6.
Neither side could score for
nine innings at Philadelphia,
Dyeert and Howell twirlins, but
In the tenth Murphy doubled and
G. Collins singled, scoring one
run.
Doc White ls as effective
against Washington as Detroit and
the sox won in a csnter. 5 TO o.
Mcbride, the Washington short
stop, accepted rine chances with
out an error and made two hits
on White.
Joss added game to his won
derful spring record at Boston,
holding the home team to three
hits and .one run, winning to I
for the Maps.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
PAPkE' 5 STYLE
SUITS KETCHElL

SAN FRANCISCO. May ls.-Stan'
ley Ketehell. western middleweight
announces he will leave on Tuesday
for Milwaukee. where he expects 10
fight Billy Papke about June 4 He
has had no word from Manager O'Con-
nor. who is already in the east. but
is anxious TO visit his people in Mich
igan. and thinks the trip will more
than cover his expenses. While ket-
chell would prefer 20round fight with
Papke. he has seen the Illinois man
in action and thinks he will have an
easy time beating him
"Papke swings TOO much, he ex
planned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
JENNINGS PROPHECY Is
APPROACHING FULFILLMENT

outfeld. and the whole outtt is move
ing along nicely, with kleinow catch
INK the best ball OF his career behind
the bat. New York has won TWO
games for every one lost up TO date
and, II IL fights on the Tigers in the
three games 10 be- played this week.
will be ensc9nced on a pedestal that
will take a lot OF undermining before
Il totters.
ANY TEAM THAT CAN GO INTO
THAT SORT or \ TURBULENT
COMBAT AS WAS STAGED SATUR-
DAY AND COME OUT WITH \ VIC
TORY OVER THE CHAMPION De
TROlr TIGERS is GOING SOME
When pitchers are being knocked
off the mound. when inhelders are
errorizine and runners are stormin9
round the bases. when the big
crowds OF hostile rooters are roar.
ir3 in concert for nine long innings.
then the Tiees are In their glory.
And. with Wild Bill Donovan on the
slab in such circumstances, the Tigers
are we'll nigh unbeatable.
In all probability the result would
have been different az that. had Bill
been able TO remain on the mound
throughout the game. for the score
was tied when he descended al the
becl, Of Umpire Evans.
Fearless Bill had one OF his pop,
bottle days and when this young ar.
bitrator Is bad, there are none worse.
He set a precedent by firing Dono-
rra ar,1 no, n .1ar.. A.f -
for kicking on balls and strikes.
Shortly after he kept up the work
by exiting Managers Jennings and
Griffith in a body. He also attached
the can to poor George Mullin after
the latter had twirled but one inning
and thus George obtains credit for a
defeat in the combat. as the New
Yorks secured their lead while he was
In the box. though he would probably
have steadied and won out. had be
been allowed to finish
Jennings then sent Siever to the
slab and IL was all of, New York
scoring two more runs in the eighth
while the best the Tiges could do in
the ninth was 10 come within one OF
tying things up, losing by the unusual
score of TO 8.
Today. II Donovan and Mullin don't
draw suspensions. Jennings will
doubtless send the latter 10 the firing
line and Chesbro will probably be his
opponent
O'Leary is back as the regular short
stop aud acted Saturday as If the rest
had done him good Rossman. who is
batting great guns these days, got two
binsles and Ira Thomas stayed in the
play long enough 10 annex the other
Crawford and Cobb had of days.
though the Peach would have scored
run but for a decision which EN-
phasized Evans bad work. made at
the plate
HOWEVER. THE TIGERS CAN'T
BE EXPECTED TO WIN EVERY
DAY AND. IF THEY ONLY DROP
ONE OUT OF SEVEN, THE DE-
FEATS WON'T BOTHER THEM SO
VERY MUCH ON, THEIR FIGHT
FOR THE TOP.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
Steamboat Express Trains. Grand
Trunk Railway System

The Summer Service is now effec-
tive. West bound train leaves Brush
Ct. station sos D. m, daily. arriving
nj Grand Haven at 1875 p. m, making
direct connection with the Crosby
Transportation Co, which arrives at
Milwaukee at $50 a. m. This train
will stop at the important stations be-
tween Detroit and Grand Haven.
Passengers for Grand Rapids are
now landed in the handsome new up
town station.
Stateroom and Parlor Car reserva-
tions. City Ticket once. ia Wood
ward av Telephone VI SO.
Sob PrSnung-Done flight. Times
PRINTING Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone 1t9&
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five perhaps would at present go on
to court against " F. Brookes with
any iustifable chance OF success
These are 8 H. Smith. A w Gore.
A. F. Wilding. II. A. Parker and n. L.
Doherty. Smiths appearance Is
doubtful. and even II he plays it may
be questioned whether he can repro
duced his form OF two seasons ago
Gore was beaten twice by Brookes last
year ar Wimbledon without gaining a
set. He is a dangerous opponent a.
all times. but not quite young or YER
satile enough 10 reverse previous re-
suits
Wilding and Parker are both New
Zealanders, and even II either should
succeed where Englishmen have failed
Tin Parker's case not very likely the
championship would be no nearer these
shores.
There remains only n. L. Doherty,
and the intimation that he will again
enter the list and prepare for the
forthcoming battle is consoling 10 Eng
lishmen even il IL may not convince
them that the ex-champion would now
repeat his performance OF 1906 Much
will depend on the form Doherty
shows during quiet practice matches
at Wimbledon this month and the
early part OF June.
That other Wimbledon star. Miss
May Sutton. will not shine here this
year. She has made three successive
Journeys from California 20 this coun.
try, two OF which have proved un-
qualified successes. and her friends
In the United States consider that is
enough for the time being Not even
the chance OF becoming the first lady
10 win an Olympic medal will tempt
her over this summer-at least, that
Is the information To hand.
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prIrnx IL. O. X. IL DeIrax club .. Mo-

hawks =, Adrian J. Good Lucks o: Mt.
Clemens Z, Detroit White SoN B; Mon
roe .. orioles 8 Garfclds .. Pirates
2 Everetts 10 Woodmere 3, were
some OF the sunday scores in inde-
pendent baseball,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
SAVAGE Treatment OF Umpire.

In a recent Texas league game the
players did not take kindly 10 the
rulings OF substitute umpire and In
the melee that followed 'umpy' lost
most of his shoes and part OF his
pants II Is expected that trousers
will be -mHtilated at such times, but
when they ruin his shoes It's going too
far
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
Answer 10 Inquiry.

Fastest record time. one mile:
Running. Salvatore, Monmouth. y. j.
July :. 1899. I'm 35l1s; trotting. Lou
Dillon. Memphis. Tenn, Oct. "a. 1903.
I'm 5Slas. pacing, Dan Patch, Lexing-
ton. Ky. Oct. Z, 1905 I'm 55hs High
est selling prices: Flying Fox. Eng
lish thoroughbred. sls7 500 trotting
stallion Arion. $4,000; trotting mare
Sunol, $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
CriHith on UmpIres.

Clarke Griffith says there Is no more
excuse for an umpire making a wrong
decision than there Is for player
making an error OF judgment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
New York Writer Attacks Tiges and
FIatly Terms Them Just HOOdlums
BY W. F.KlRk.
IN New York American.


come n han
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
No games Cheduled
Saturdays Results.
New York :. Detroit 8.
Cleveland :. Boston l.
Philadelphia J. 81 Louis o Go INN
Chicago ). Washington o
Today Gnmcs
Detroit at New York
Cleveland 81 Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
St louis at Philadelphia.
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Rated for siever I'm ninth.
Dntted for Newton In third.
HATED for nnxIe In fanrfh

Rated for siever I'm ninth.
fDntted for Newton In third.
tBatted for Doyle in fourth.
II
Detroit % p 3
New W % -
Two-base hits--oLenry. Rossmsn,
Lake. Hfts-On Newton I I'm innings,
on Doyle 2 In I innings, OF Lake In s
innings, OF Donovan I'm ia innings,
of MuIlin 1 I'm 2-3 innings, OF siever
I'm I 2-3 innings. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Ibtyre, Coughitn. kleinOw. stolen
bases-Cobb, Scbaefer. Niles 2, Hemp
hill Left on bases-Detroif 2, New
York q. First base on balls--OH New
ton 3, on Donovan 2. OF steyer =. First
bnse on errors-Detroit 2. New York l..
struck out-By Newton 3, by Doyle 4,
by Lake 2. by Donovan .. Tfme-2i23
Impires--Evnns and Hurst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
HIlI.Ide.. of Detroit :. MaIkervIIIe 4i

Good Lucks 10. Adrian 8. Ann Arbor
II. Western High 10. Rochester H..
Romeo o. Wyandotte IL. VI. NJ. A. 2;
II l. : ). Ypsilanti Normals 8 Bur-
roughs g. Kelsey Herberts 2. were
some OF the games played Saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago g. brooklyn o.
Cincinnati =. New York ..
81 LOUIS T. Boston 20 innings).
Saturdays Results.
Philadelphia .. Pittsburz D.
Cincinnati c. New York III
Chicago = Brooklyn 3.
Boston . -. sohis ]
Today's Games.
Brooklyn al Chicago
Philadelphia at PittsburR
New York at Cincinnati.
- Boston at So. Louis.
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addIe los. a. glad that there f. NO i'm

mediate symptom or Bill kay,s re-
turn 20 Washington from the Mime
apolis farm. Kay got enough hits or
Addie in two games TO bring him into
second position In the leagues hnal
averages
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
Wrestle for Side Bet.

AT the Olympia Athletic club, $50
Twenty-Second-st Billy Dane and
Pete Santos will wrestle Wednesday
evening for a side bet OF $50. On a
former occasion Dane threw the Greek
but the latter is in better shape and
homes 10 reverse the earlier verdict.
Good Wing Discovered.
Flint claims in McCrae the best
throwing catcher In the league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
GA EFT q III "A.
R..rtA, 1Ihs Kind You Asys Llsas Dcrt
' g.; ! a; E1hzzzZ

Victoria Day--Grand Trunk Ry. sys
stem-canadian Points-One Fare.
Dates OF sale, May %. "a and 25.
Return limit May 26.
rn.-.-r-rr1nn a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18

Here Is the Star of the Nequ York Club
That Is Making the League Running Mob

veterab critics pronounce Chase the
greatest hrst bRSeman who ever
lived. lie u undoubtedly the fastest
man on plays to second base and il
ner. without Chase, Grifhth's team
would be Gar less dangerous rival
for the Tigers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-18
CMALL CPORI1NG

Cobb should be given mis- just "des-
Re r. care f'''n-ASs. MOI T. New '0'N'
Detroit Matinee club will stage Its
events az Recreation park today.
having lodged the hoodoo Saturday
Quoting from the most recent Tri-stnte
league score 10 wander out this way
Two base hit--Cockill. three base
hit-Cockill; double play--Cockil, TO
Foster 10 Cockill"
Pitcher Upp has been canned by the
Reds Innelder Downs is still with
Detroit Thus do we have Illus
trated the peculiar variations Of the
great national game.
Raymond Taylor, the famed gentleman
rider. fell In "A race over the jumps
at Richmond but Jockey remountsd
his horse and took third money. Mr..
Taylor was badly hurt.
n the original Kid Farmer dies from
the effects OF Knockout punch, his
funeral Will take place from the tab
ernacle. and his epitaph Will bear the
name Benjamin Feinberg"
Cobb, of Detroit, IL back In his right
ful position as league batting leader
with 3G5 Rossman at .3lS is the
only other 800 hitter OF the Tigers
and New York in the team statistics
Addie Joss e. glad that there IL NO I'm
mediate symptom or Bill Rays re-
turn 10 Washington from the Mime
apOlis farm. Kay got enough hits or
fs. af,1s. ~ nj I'm N a
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Job Printing done rignt Times Print
tng Co.. IS John Rat Phone la92-
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ftcKst once. l24 Woodward.
ave, Telephone NJ 80.