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The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
HURRAH! THE TIGES HAVE
GOTTEN THEIR DANDER UP!

deed. for Wild Bill Donovan is not or
use till the middle or May and XII
liam has been afflicted with his annual
spring rheumatism.
II the club could secure one more
cold-weather pitcher 10 take his turn
with Summers, IL could take very fair
care Of itseIf until such a time as the
star Of the southpaws and the king Of
the right-handers could get their
necks into tint collar.
1t was this consideration that start
ed the talk OF a deal with the St.
Louis National league club. Ii was
this which has kept the long-dIstance
telephone wires hot between the sew
enth floor OF the Hammond building
and the Office OF the indianapolis base
ball club during the past two days. Ii
is this which is causing the club TO
use every effort to turn off some sort
of deal. even at the expense OF the
loss OF good ball player who may
have to be used In the trade.
! Detroit came nearer to playing q
game than did any Of the clubs In
either American or National leagues
yesterday, in all probability.
! Both the Detroit and Cleveland hosts
got 10 the park in uniform before the
last shower arrived that put everything
on the blink. They ducked into shell
ter while the field was getting the
baptism that finally put ii out OF bus
mess for the day and then the Maps
took their bus back to the Cadillac.
while the Tigers were chaperoned
out on the field again, and. ON the
lawn In front OF the club house, went
through lively bunting and throwing
practice.
To-day the two .lubs play In Cleve.
land. and Mullin and Joss are sched.
uled for one OF their famous duels.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Austrian Horseman AssassInated.

Count Potocki. the Austrian noble
man who was assassinated recently.
was the importer and owner OF Caid.
.2:07 IA; Glenwood NJ, 2:07 IA: Dolly
Dillon, 2:06 ga: Lord Revelstroke,
g, PIP "a; Iva Dee, 2:12 1-2, etc. 1t
has not as yet been definitely decided
what will be done with his stud.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Brains Cheaper Than battus
and Thy'I, a LOT Better, Too

CHICAGO, May why
don't you try to get some hit
ters?" asked a fan OF the old
Roman.
What's the use of paying out
good money for sluggers when
you can get men with brains
for less money!" was Co
miskey's reply. Batting never
won a pennant. but brains have
won a lot OF them"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
McHenry to Drive for Farley

NJ. Il. McHenry has been signed to
do the training and driving for James
Farley this year and will be seen be.
hind the trotters Locust Jack. 2.11:
Prince c., 2:15 IL, and the PAGER
Judex. zoo Ia. as well as the other
members OF the string. IL Will be a
hard combination to beat. too.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Michigan Sire Dead,
PECULIAR FREAK IS SIDNEY HATCH
STAR WESTERN MARATHON RUNNER

and just as we reached the top OF the
incline / overhauled him and took
command again. ! said TO myself then
old fellow. you viii never get In front
again. barring accident I soon got
there / remained 10 the finish. was
finished. bat when / sat down to rest
my legs began to ache.
Il wore the ordinary rubber-soled
through. 1 run fiat-footed most OF the
time. and that was what saved my
feet and shoes.
Hatch ~ wonderfully developed
athlete in his hips, thighs and legs. but
his shoulders. arms and chest are sad
~ neglected fia SAYS this IS Often tA4
case with a\ runner he does not eN-
sfclse for tneSupper parn OF the body
and hatch has no chest at>hll and ~
stoop- shouldered Ills arms are small
and have little MUSCLE and the same
a. true OF his shoulders. The calf OF
his Lex. however. Is "a big as that OF
Jenries or tackenschmidts. and the
muscle, Is high up IN one lump. Hts
feet are small. but IA perfect health.
and he does not know what II Il 40
have corn. or coursei1 there ara
blisters on his feet sometimes after j
race. hut they soon heal and give him
no future concern
Hatch is . feet inches tail and
weighs about A3J pounds. lie - a
Quiet unHssuuinN young man and IN
ctined TO he bashful
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

|
"oh! Never mind" they would say,
1--WE will be Up there at the top where
we belong In few days. Why pay
attention to these early sames7 Wait
till we strike our gait!"
I'VE are champions" the tone Of the
remark plainly implied, land all 9TH
ers must fall before US"
II has taken three disastrous weeks
to bring the team out of this frame OF
mind Now, however. the work
has been accomplished. and
there is not a man on the
team whose attitude does not
show his realization OF the fact that,
to put the team back in the place II
should rightly occupy. will require bis
utmost effort.
There never was sorer bunch OF
! losers than this same Detroit baseba
club.
Lampooned and caricatured in the
yisitinq cities. chided by their friends
az home, tailenders in the race in
which they we're champions last year,
the Tigers have developed into team
every member Of which hates himself
and Will continue to maintain this in
ward dissenslon until he is corscien-
tlously dona his part to win games
for the town whose Initial letter ne
wears on his shirt pocket.
Manager Jennings is himself salts
fed that he has the team to do the
business. He recalls the sensational
sprints OF other clubs In former years,
! In which consecutive winning streaks
OF from dozen TO 10 games have been
recorded. He views with pleasure the
| fact that his men are beginning 10
come out OF their dreams or an auto
matte winning streak and into the re-
alization of the necessity for top Ell
| fort. He hopes TO get his snare OF
the three games scheduled at Cleve-
| land and the two Sunday combats al
st. Louis and then-well. let them all
look out!
Hughie brings to light one feature OF
the spring campaign that has escaped
general observation up TO date. Al
any rate. he puts IL In a new way
THE DETROIT CLUBS SOREST
NEED AT PRESENT is ANOTHER
EXPERIENCED PITCHER WHO is
ABLE TO DO HIS BEST IN THE
ICOLD WHICH SEEMS TO FEA.
TIJRE THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
lOPENINGS IN THE WEST.
In former seasons Mullin and Siever
have been the clubs reliance when the
thermometer hovers round the 40
mark. This pair kept the club In the
race during April and May year AFTER
wear. But this year Siever has been
good for nothing and Mullin has pitch
cd but two good games. Had IL not
been for Eddie Summers the club
would have been In sore straits In
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Michigan Central
Exeureiona MAJ IN

Ann Arbor. 90 cents; Jackson. s1.OO:
Battle Greek. s1.75; Kalamazoo. $500.
and return. Special train leaves 7:10
a. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Nationals Would Like unoIaub.

Bob Unglaub is to be let out by the
Bostons. but the question is. who viii,
they play at first? Bob Is a frst.class
player. II coupled up right, and We
could use him very nicely down here.
ashington Star.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Niagara Falls Is so beautiful under
strong illumination that a permanent
OF series OF batteries
costing $4,000 is to be effected, says
Popular Mechanics.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Miehiaan Genital ExkursIons laay L1c.

Ann Arbor, 60 cents: Jackson. 500:
Battle Creek, s1.75;. Kalamazoo. 81 90.
and returh--special train leaves 700
a. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
M. G. M. Winner Foais Fine Colt

One OF the most attractive colts 10
the east is said to be the three.year.
old filly by Bingen. 2;06 IA. out of the
NJ & NJ winner, Eleata, POS 1.2.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

There are no great opportunities for
those who regard any as small
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
$4,000 FOR
JEFF AND BURNS.

GOLDFIELD. New. May Jack
Curley today formed a syndicate that
offers a purse OF $4,000 for Johnson
and Burns at this camp on Labor day.
Negotiations have been started with
the two men.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Bn.sne.s-like Printing. No fuss ard
no geathers The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times prindnG Co. ~
John Y sst, Phone 1&sA
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.


Yesterdays Results.
Rain everywhere.
Today. Games.
Chicago at PittsburR.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Yesterdays Results.
Rain everywhere. -
Today's Games.

Detroit. at Cleveland.
Athletics at Washington.
ST Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Mceovern to Meet louqhrey.

MeGovern TO Meet 1oughrey.
NEW YORK, May .S.--One OF the
most interesting lightweight battles
that ever has recently taken place in
the east viii be held at the National
Athletic club, Philadelphia, on Satur-
day. May 16. for yesterday afternoon
Terry McGovern and Young Loughrey
were matched TO battle on that date.
Michigan Sire Dead.
j. T.. 2:l2 Ia. the sire OF Lillian
r., 1905 Ia, died the past winter at
Bay City,
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

It's your move.
Move into one Of our Spring
Suits and drive your Clothes
cares away.
A Spring Suit Of ours will
make you look and feel like a
new man.
A happy man.
Spring Suits to order and to
perfection. $50, SIS and all
along low as SIS.
Our own make Ready-for-
Wear Suits, Top Coats and
Rain Goats are moving fast
$40, $3.50, SIS. $50.
,&M!'s;;::,,.'!::,
Co., " Tailor ana Clotb.ss
~0 MSS Ajchfrrn 4 ve
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

lot as the game has never had bet
ter boxman than the Butler boy.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
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IS aclnn9 ibm icOocb, Die Nun0tcn
SIR Giniiclt III bringCn, Dab Die
Spin0c nit cincm o3citidloB" Der
icbcu mar, mcl6cS nbiolllt nid)t Dor
ser bcltimntcn 3cit geolinet mer0cn
fonnte. 3uci Der R6uber ilbrtcn
Sbotp Olruli III einen nabcn Wu!o
unO bun0cn i'm an cinem 9olmlc icit
m6hrcn0 Die ilbri1cn Die Spinoc nit
CDnamit 5ll iprcngcn ueriudten,
Shdrp ucrrnorbtc balo na6bcr, lid)
iCincr ScNcln SIT entleOiacn luo
brudltc ole Vcluobner 0cs St10tdcna
ourh ciucn 6Cueralorm oltf bic
Neiuc. Die 9iGuber iprnn9en ouf ibrc
Ficr0e uu0 galOppirtcn 6apon, olnc
cinen Sent crbclltet 81 babcn.
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Nnmiicntrnoooic in Ebilobcipbin.

Ebilooclpbin 2t, &uli
Ger GS-idbriAc &obn NrounicbmciA,
ciu ocutlhcr Shubmahcr, Qriii NIB.
lcnO Scr Icttcn 9}obt icinc inn Shloi
licgcH0c, 57.idbriRc Satin nit ci.
ncn Nlnlmcr mo eincm Naiirntciier
an. &n Dem @loubCu. tic getoOtet 81
bobcn Aing cr Darn IN Den sol imo
bcAing ScIbinnorO ourcb cincn Shn6
in 0cn &opi 0ic 6ral Ijelt I'M SO.
ipitul 0urnCOcr mo miro lcbmcrlidl
Goppntonmcn Gas Gbcpnor bate
tcinc ainOcr. @0u3lid) unbeariInoctc
Giicr'ltht io0 oaa Niotip Oe@ uIlcn
Nimnnc9 iilr Die NIuttGat gemclcn
icil.
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9lnl 3icl.

GbiroQo, 81. Sui - Die otrd
StniietcnIdlticr Der "2)oung Mcn'S
Gbriiiian 2liiociation" bierbcr bci6r-
ocrtc 0otihoit 0ca Wopors bon Hcu,
}Dorf al Sen Mapor Don Chicago er.
rticbtc ons 6icii9e HatbbaltS Inn 0.3S
beltte iriib. Qic 1000 Meilen lang,
Strcde jmiihcn 9Ieru-Oorf imo Gbi.
caau nurbe iu tt9 Stllubcn uno -
9liinllten jnrildgclcgt.
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Sdlimmc Gulliiion ani einer clrftri.
idlcn Nahn.

G6iroao, 81. &uli. - Ndbr;u
40 Qicnlhcn rpurocn beiltc }u 2ope,
oolc Stutou, pier WiciIen n0rolih
bon }hrora 0urh eine Golliiion
jurier NdIgon9 ser .9llrora. Glqir
& Chicago 9nbn" perlebt, Glide Ser
ielben uicacidt tootIid). Die Mua.
gona ilbrcn 3l Der 3eit nit elmer
Shnclli1fcit pon 40 IteilcI pro
Stltn0G mo luurOen total 5crtrijn.
inert. 9ic (riillner iinBen 6cuer,
aQein ea AcIona Die 6Ionmen raid
nit Nuiicr aus einem noGcu Nude
5u Ioifcn; nnoereniou2 milr0en
mubriheinlib ctIidc Scr in 0em @c'
bdIf icititcdcnocn &crlcbten Den
Il1nmcnto0 erlittcn bobcu. Iu3 In.
a(ild uurOe 0urh sic llnUoriitbtigfcit
ser 9COicutug zines Der Naagon2
perid)uloct, mCld)c nad ibrCn Sns
itruftionen bel HiucraIc nli eineln
SeitGngeleiie lUdrten iollte, nm 0cn
anOeren MdABou poriibcrjulniien.
Statt oriien mtror luciter geio6rcn
uno Die GolIiiion mar Die e}olge.
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TSfe sur Eeiic in's NnsIanb &c.
iurst &. Iaine, Nr. 413, Cit.yalti.
mureitraHe, nube Gaitom Souie Mpe.
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.8alt inlDre 4 Sbto
Grfurit0nens Gullrtin.

S2.j0-Gumberlano uuo Surhn
St.t0-Scrtclcn Sprirgo uuo Suriit
St.25--MiurtIIoburg uuo jurHd
St.2j-4nrper'c Scrm uno jurild.
Suuntag, oCu 90. Suli. SpC,
5idlBuQ OcrldGt N,uunt Nuuas
Nahnbof nm llhr M,urucuS.
GGmoCuNu NuDubui I'M 40 APOrs
uCHS,
Commencement.
S2J50-Gbicaqu uno 5uritd. "a bis
% Suli; NhjdiObrt bis a. Nuu.
9iutiuunl. Contention Der lluubs
bduliGiclio EuriCi.
3t,j0-St Hunie mn iWrhd, 81 Suit
BIS , gmpuit Ridiubu DIS
10. gu2uit oNnNbe oi Goum=
uue"
S10;5-sulebo uuo iurRd, y. bis 30.
IuGllit fdidbrt bis H. Seps
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