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The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
MANUFACTURERS
SWELL TROPHY

The trophy. emblematic OF the
championship OF the Manufacturers
Baseball league. has arrived in the
city and is on exhibition at the Spald-
ing Sport shop on Woodward-ave. IL
is handsome affair, ball and cross
ed bats being the main feature OF the
design.
The trophy, which has been virtual.
ly won by the Burroughs shop team
will be presented at the close Of the
season. II was donated by A. G. Spald.
ing & Bro.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
PLAY, EITHER COULD GO IN
RIGHT NOW. IF NECESSARY.

The Last two games have the fans
groggy. To lose on Saturday was
tough after batting little WARRIOR out
of the box and just because Schaefer
playing out of position. saw an out
between second and first and inter
cepted McIntyre's throw from the
outfield that would have caught man
scoring. yet the Tises made enough
errors to give the hostiles the early
runs which they worked on as mar
gin.
And then Sunday!
Slender Mr.. Wilson and his curve
ball had the Tiges baffied I'LL the
sixth, when Crawford singled and
Cobb walked. At this juncture New
York was / to ahead. Rossman,
who had struck out and fouled 10
the catcher In his two former at
tempts made q pair of hectic attempts
to sacrifice. and then took desper'
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit lost on ragged fielding
to New York Saturday, but won
Sunday, TO I, by virtue Of Sum-
mers' remarkable pitching and a
fine pinch hit by Rossman.
Smith pitched . hitless game
against Philadelphia Sunday. CHI
caso also COPIED the Saturday
game -scnre-of-Z -Maat-
Ineton's 2. White pitched against
Wltherup.
st. Louis fell before Schiller
Saturday 2 to o, Howell being hit
In one bunch. Umpire Perrine
made a creditabie debut. SUM-
day the Browns with WaddeIl
pitching against Johnson. won out,
to I In II innings, the RUDE whit.
fling II for new record.
The Maps continued their run
Of victory Saturday, trimming
Boston 6 to 5, lIebhardt twirIing
against steele, Wood and Morgan.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
SPTRTING FOR THE DETROIT
POPPING MOTORS MUSIC In
EARS OF DETROIT CROWD

The hrst big motorcycle race meet
ing ever held In Detroit drew a crowd
OF 1000 persons to the state fair track
yesterday and the excitement furnish
ed by the speed merchants OF local
and national fame well repaid the
crowd for the trip.
The motors went number OF miles
In faster time than the automobile rec.
ords and the sight OF the little ma.
chimes dashing round the big oval In
competition was intensely thrilling.
Worlds records were established
for the Ave and 10 miles by Kellogg
and Huyck. OF the Indian team, and
anybody travelling at gait slower
than a mile a minute was considered
loafer.
Treahey's spill was probably the
most spectacular feature OF the day
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
Tim hurst Wins a Lively
Argument from tbutdd

In the heat OF the battle at
Bennett Park Sunday. Tim
Hurst won an argument FROM
Kid Elberfeid, the New York
manager though the inner de-
tails escaped public notice at
the time.
Laporte was at bat and lodged
one of Summers fast ones. The
ball hit something and Hurst
proclaimed II a foul.
Laporte wildly dissented and
wrung his hand which he claim
ed had been terribly injured.
Play was suspended while e.
berfeld came In from the coach
ing lines to sympathixe with his
minion.
Tenderly Eiberfeld massaged
the alleged injured member. In
the meantime he started q liue
OF talk not complimentary TO
MT. Hurst's vision.
Tim watched Elherfeld in dis
gust.
What's the use rubin the
handY' queried the veteran ar
bitrator. Rub his bat. Kid"
Stung by the sarcasm Mr.. La.
porte returned 70 the plate and
larruped out a single.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

the rider going down Mt full speed
and alleging claim OF foul. No &C.
uon was taken on the protest. how.
ever. Though travelling at express
train speed. the rider sustained nc
more serious injury than n fractured
kneCcap.
Tho track was In fine condition for
the trials aud. although tho manage
meat OF the meeting was not all that
might have been desired. the excuse
was obvious In the fact that II was a
pioneer event. Others will follow and
the success OF the sport leads to the
prediction that II will soon take high
rank. st.ts
Summaries:
:. FIVE NILES. FREE; FoR-ALL-,-
(Indian), second; labuAdnaky tR~SD,
third; volker IN. S. VI, fourth. Time.
7:02
c FIVE MILES MI s..1 EGR . STOCK * ma
volker IN. $. u, won: kellogg un-
diam, second: Crolins (Harley-bavid-
son). third; Treaty. Harley Davidson.
fourth. Time. 6;5t go.
UNKNOWN DISTANCE RACE. III
MlLES-Huyck tindian). won: Turner
(MerkeD. second; Volker IN. :. VI,
third: (MerkeD, fourth. Time. 10:1l 20.
FIVE MILES, for members only with
stock machines not exceeding 5000 Gu.
in.--Butler tExcelsior(. won: Klark
-tfixcefsioF4- second Leyerton excel
sior). third; Kirk (MerkeD. fourth.
Time. 8 min. fiat.
Stanley kellogg. Undian). In record
trials, won. making Ave miles In
4:43 Id, a worlds record-57h. 81 Id.
IS 3-5. sc. So 3-5.
MISS AND OUT RACE. open to all
single cylinder machines-Huyck Un-
diam won.
25-MILE HANDICAP--Huyck In-
diam won; kellogg Indian). second;
Turner (MerkeD. third. Disputed; no
official time taken.
In the unknown distance race Huyck
OF the Indian team, travelled ten miles
in p17. a worlds record. An termed'-
ate mile was covered In 50 SECONDS.
though this Will not count as record.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

sBatted for Downs in ninth inning
Hits-Or Warhop. in B; on Man
ming in 4 Two base hits--Cobb, Con-
roy. Three base hits--McIntyre. Cree.
Sacrifice hits-Schaefer. Schmidt. GARD
ner 2. Blair. Stolen base--Hempnlll !,
warhop. 4. Firsr-bnse- on errors-New
York 2. Left on bases-Detroit, >, New
York. 4. Struck out-By Mullin, q: by
Warhop, 1; by Manning. 4. Time-l:+v
Umpires-Evans and HURST Atteno-
ance-6,6o5.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
BERNHARD'S TEAM
WINS IN SOUTHERN

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. .21-Tbe
Southern league championship season
ended when Nashville beat New Or
leans / TO 0, which gave the Tonnes
sean the pennant by margin OF one
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
pittsbura After Athletes.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 21-Pittsburg
is to have a great athletic meet on
Dec. 90, which is expected to be the
biggest affair OF the kind ever pulled
of In this country. AS far as pos
sible, all the Americans who partici.
pated In the Olympian games at Lon
don. will be present. The affair Will
be held in the Exposition hall, under
the auspices OF the A. A. u.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
LOOK OUT, y0ST
FOR BUCKEYES!

TOLEDO, O.. Sept. 21.--G. B. Gas
coigne, Toledo boy. managing Ohio
states eleven this year. is out with an
interview predicting that state this
year will defeat Michigan. I'VE have
the men," he declares, ''and Yost will
get a big surprise
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
New View on Forward Pass.

Jim Hogan, OF Yale. in writing on
the changes in the rules. says that the
limitations placed on the forward pass
will make IL useful only when premedi.
tated, and that II cannot be used ef.
fectively when man has been tack
lad
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

And then the final rush OF the Wis
/ itors l-
One down in the eighth and
O'Rourke singled TO Schaefer-a slow
bounder which, though perfectly play
ed, was not there till he had hit the
bag. Conroy lifted over Downs after
the style in vogue in the Lone Star
state, and there were men on first
and third. Summers held Gardner TO
foul 10 Schmidt. but Hemphill work
ed In walk.
TWO OUT. THE BASES FULL
AND LAPORTE, THE HITTER OF
THREE SAFE ONES OUT OF AS
MANY TIMES AT BAT. WAITING
WITH HIS BIG wAR-CLUB!
Balls and strikes alternated. Sum
mers apparently getting the worst OF
two decisions by Hurst. The count was
finally two and three and all the New
York runners started with the pitch.
Once Laporte fouled. The next time.
with the whole panorama tearing
round as Eddie Summers gamely
curved the ball over the plate again,
| Laporte drove hard one 10 Schae
fer's left.
The German rushed over and
knocked II down. A groan went up
as he fumbled. Like q flash, how
ever, he recovered and lined the
bait to Rossman.- IL was close
decision, beyond question--one OF
those which an umpire could call
either way with the agsrieved
side justly eligible to huge and
stentorian kick.
| Mr.. Evans waved his arm. Nooody
heard what he said but that eloquent
gesture spelled Detroit victory and
continued possession of the top rung
OF the league standing. LAPOhIE
WAS OUT.
| Out-batted and out-felded as usual
| the Tiges had won their game.
Today Boston takes New YORK S
place as the hostile contingent anu
| the battle continues TO rage.@
| Manager Lake has Young. Burehell
and Morgan all eligible TO duty. Wild
Bill Donovan is due for Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
nv PAUL n. sRuskE.

n the old adage holds true and pos
eesslop Il nine points OF the law. the
o1ds ought to be exactly 8 to that
the Tigers win tho pennant. To WIN
thsv have but to hold the league lead
An the close or the season. They
have Il nov. The demonstration Ia
Hewsysr, there In none OF that y TO
/, ~, .aIa n the various market places
vhere sportsmen gather to make
thair waeers. No indeed
There 10 little even money
thouuh not much. The prevailing
edds are now ~ to that the
Tlosrs do not cop and this TO
vesy fair degree represents the
fssiInp Of the fans.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
|(iPOGGY TIGER CAT STILL
HANGS TO HIS ADVANTAGE

ate swing. II was the first drive
with which Claud has really helped
his side In some time. Crawford
scored and Cobb took third. Schmidt
rolled one TO Moriarity and Gardner
went over TO cover the first base.
Moriarity bluffed at the plate and
whirled, tossing TO Garner Like a
fash Cobb darted for the pan and slid
across. just In advance of the throw.
In as fine a piece OF base running as
has been seen on the local lot In a
| long Time
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
A Good Old PAGER.

Elbrlno, by Hambrino. dam Ella o..
by George wilkes, won the first heat
OF the 2:07 pace at the Michigan state
Fair in 2:07 IA. This Is remark
able performance for a fourteen-year-
old stallion, and II Is doubtful IL any
horse of his age ever performed 30
fast in q public race. Elbrino was
bred by M. l.. Hare. OF Indianapolis.
Ind. and Is now owned by w. w.
Peck, of st. John, Northwestern
Horseman.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

lGsfhevvson. MADDOX. Ruelbaeh and
Brown are'the leading pitchers In tue
order named. according to unofhcisi
dope on the old leagues race.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
THE BIGLEAGUE RACES GLANCE

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Today's Games.
Pittsburg at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia q games1
Cincinnati at Boston
St Louis at Brooklyn
Job Printing oone right Times Print
tag Co.. Is John R-st Phone 1875
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

Stolen bases-McIntyre. Ball. First
base on balls-On Summers. 1; of Will
son. 3. First base on errors-New
York. ,. Left on bases--Detroit, Z; New
York. !. struck out--By Summers, 4
by Wilson. 9. Time--1:45. Umpires-
Hurst and Evans. Attendance-s255.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
miller To co
To PRINCETON

Friends of Joy Miller. the Michigan
football player, are authority for the
statement that he will not return 10
Ann Arbor this year, but would at
tend Princeton. Miller's retirement
nom football was announced severai
DAYS ago, but his decision to 60 east
IL q surprise.
KILLERS friends at Ann Aroor nave
always maintained that he was not
accorded q square deal in Capt. Mayor
fin's allotment or Ms last fan. but IL
II not believed that this had anything
to do with his decision to 60 else
where to SCHOOL
Locally Miller has been considered
the classiest athlete the Detroit high
schools have produced since the days
OF Johnny Garrels.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

And then the final rush OF the Wis
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

Out.batted and out-felded as usual.
the Tiges had won their game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
SEEK BETTER
a. CAR SERVICE

Councilman at Large A j. God
dard addressed the regular meet
ing of The WnHi Wpqdlaud Park
Impfnfement ekib hat higbi nua
promised the club his support IN
fhelf efforts 10 uecurc better cat
service fur the district The club
appointed committee Of II 10
call on the pfealdenf Of the Seattle
Electric company aud urge the
early construction Of THE line The
line as proposed would connect
with the Fremont Ballard line at
sixth ~. y " and abth aV W.
aud would ran north on sixth \.
~ one mile 90 Gbfh ~
Thia district is nov well I'm
proved. and has u population Of
over 1000 people Who are nov
compelled to walk unrb bali t0
three quarters OF mile 60 secure
a car lt II stated that some time
aFo the Seattle Electric company
made promise that when the
streets we're graded they would
construct a ear line along Sixth
az *. ". and the committee ap
pointed iaai eYcnina viii call upon
the company Ia urEe them 70 FOL
ran their prumian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
POSTAL In
new OFFICE

The Postal telegraph COMPANY
il today installed in ita nsN home
AT the southwest corner 81 Coiam
bia and First as The ues offiee
IL one 81 che beet On the coast. aud
both sapl FoFehaud and Manager
Jerry nuun are shaking hands
With themselves today over thesT
neN location The lnierlof finish.
inK IL Ia antique mahogany aud the
desks aian eprreapond There are
private offices fitted % foF tho
different heads 81 departments
TIE latest az patsnl message car
deFs from the business TO the
operating room have been Installed
and the most Improved hoop bpAFds
have been placed ia the switch
ruom II. signs an tho windows
are ppfkH 81 palntaTH art and are
the first 81 the kind 10 ha placed
on a Pacific coast office The "a.
fious offices are large. ropm1 and
airy
The block Formerly known "a the
Maclsangsli. will IN the future be-
called the Postal telegraph build
ms. and a large sian will aoon br
placed GA the top
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Row 70 MAKE ONE TON co as
FAR ks TWO; ALSO now
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
pHnATUREp AIcosoL.
NJ r A YANEHHga

WASHINGTON. April y - Nould
you like 30 knau bow 10 make one
ton Of coal 60 a. far as threeY And
how 70 make denalarea alcohol dod
the work 81 sasolinaf
The united States geological sur.
vey uili tell yos shortly
Elaborate experiments. enafing
the government about sgso eao. are
about complete. aud the official re-
part Il 90 be made soon.
They Nill shas that tWolblrda OF
the coal nos used under boilers g.
now wasted that II first converted
into gas from tao aud one half 10
three times a. much power mas b.
developed pei ton 81 ceal used
The tests she's that the llgulics
and ether laN grades ~ coal found
ia unlimited quantities. Ia the Vest.
but heretofore considered 81 40 fuel
value. will produce - much poser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22

when converted into gas a 49,.
best oituminous coal burned &C.
under the boilers.
This sili be u value usr,,...
10 Die manufacturing gIsnls ~
private consHrsef. he hau....'.
sud fiat dSeiier. wsil hzalss /. -. -
70 prnflt ~ Il hs esxual -
put ln = Eas paabt
BHi the denatared slsetsl A..
cries all shabie every 49,. (.
have bic private ga.slsss. -.
plant and kitehaa range a -
osai They Nill 0gen 10 =.
relief for the fat dNellsf al. =.
mean 4 reduction ID pfiee n s.
oohoi and sn extended szres ,
uses
Incidentally. TIE arrieaiinss 4
patimsnt has diseoYeree a A..
potato In Russia vhlch Ill -.
the farmer 10 produos hls slyA.s 4
q ridieulonaiY iox rate. 49,
edible ita one redeemlng a. :, !
iia richness In alcohol. Al seu !
these potatoes win furnish ~ -
er years fisi kuppiY.
Ahea Il ia knova that IL ~,
fuel Bill last geaf was anprosIau.
~ 81 500 ooe coo he imI<sssss, !
these Tests becomes ready ssa
cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
TRANSLATION OF SLANDEl
GIVEN TO OFFICIALS ]

ioka. the Methodist ninisr a
Is The guardian Of The glfl
Efforts viii be made % r,ue
cute through the rnIied sire
courts on q charge q seaslEs 4
scene matter through ihf nzla
The article IN quesuon vas "a
llshed IN the April iEth issz 1
he AEshi. and, according % 3
Translation, vxs entitled Esx
NE OF Matters about Sci lsa
lko. - years old this rear. nd
: her fellows a times
The article begins b fsgizt1
hat Where IN Japan " tpx
publish this matter more nzri
fled a. a iustdevfl q Ms d
ont here. women being less>c3
aud men Inundated. st pkA
this case minimize
Then follows 4 nssfsite1 {
bouduir gossip that vuaii zis
Col Mann. Of Nea fesk Ten
Topics fame. green wlsh snFT ri
no doubt make bin wish ih1t y
had been born Jap.
The story tells Of lie % 'zlss
moonlight nights On > TRANSLATES
finer hoN the girl Is alleged e ~
lived IN Seattle. among othkf :
stances while she vas living 8 =.
Togo hotel. and more s~cnnilf ~
she vas working 81 lie ka'rls
club.
The article says thai saaki1.
Yamahiko, a brother Of the fift W
50 ashamed Of bis sisters inHaz
conduct that be decided . q
Portland
The publication OF The afisse "a
brought to the attention Of ~ -
authorities. when Rev fasss
claimed that the Tiri thncrisne
Kin herself as a Teeali o. u
Prosecuting AtioiBet Mars
e also working on the ease 81
charge the editor Of The psPsi 2
criminal libel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
TICKETS ON SALE
At COLISEUM

Tickets for the vaudeville enter
tainmaut which will be given fri
day afternoon Ht the Coliseum BY
the enlisted men 81 thu cfuiasr
Washington will be On sale tenor
roW ~ the Coliseum boa office
The entertainment ~ for the
benefit Of the naval relief fund All
the boxes have been sold, but "a
number of aood reserved seats are
aflil left Twelve hundred general
admission tickets will be- placed on
sale Friday
The womena clubs OF the city
will be- patruneaaeu 81 the affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
BUM is GETTING
COARSER FARE

From expensive rooms a. the LIN
coin hotel. good dinners and cham.
payne. 10 iowlY fare "a the county
Jail il the experience 81 Sam Dunn
- years ~ age. a CLERK from spos
hHne. nunn WA arrested today BY
Detectives CLARK ana Adams on The
charge Of passing bogus checks.
hum claims that he haa rich
uncle Ia the city. bat does not state
who OF WHERE be iH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
CARRIED INTO SEA
10y United prssl

ASTORIA. ore. April ga Pile
driver. which was bring taken Ia
the end ~ the ieity located ~ the
mouth o. the Columbia river top.
Piled over ihis morning. eafryiss
the creW aiih n into the sea.
The NE saving crews from Port
Stevens ore. and North ilead.
wash. have Enue ia the scene and
are making efforts "a save The
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
TO HELP FREE
IRELAND

Dublin. April g. Arthur CRIT
ntha aud 4 uolan. - members
Of parliament for lseiiIim. and the
tNo leaders ut the Slim feiu organ.
lEntlon. will sail for America next
mouth to convert Irish Americans
to the Slim Fein doctrine Of with.
dfawni 81 all irish representation
from parliament and the upbnildinR
81 Irish industries
The iw1 missionaries viii remain
Ia the United States atE months.
aud will Wat every American city
having an lfiah population
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22

Tranalations Of the sianderous
articles published in ihe Asahi. a
local japanese payer. about Sci
YAmahiko. q japanese Eiri. are
now in the hands ~ both the fed
erai aud county authorities
United States District ATTORNEY
Elmer 4. Todd was. this morning
given bis cops D. Rev $. Yosh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
Goo coo For ss.sIssAlr.

WASHINGTON. April - -.
ator hale % Maine announesa ~, y.
that he would offer an ail'' -, :
to the aaEal apnropriailoh ~ ~ I 4
ridlnR that $1,000, 600 Be- ~ !. /.
construction IT two hasi's' 's... 7
the dcsfmyers and sue-a'A'' le'
Gently voted Tor in congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22

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wilt nna At HAftkt,ANp. the ideal -
their desires NterF hemsssskaf aud
investor shnnld Niait this beautiful sub
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ln she paantrY aHu Hut hf~-oSs eli taa
eHMs vnIaunaa IS the riff
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Better Than in a
Savings Bank

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
BRIEFS BY WlM

The Seaside Lumber coals !,
plant near AstoIia, Ore ~ =. :
DESTROYED BY fire. loss 49, -,
Rmnson Howard, the r'as''s
is IN IN New York. -,
The { p. r. has aec'a.'s
tho omen shon and a Bug s''
now threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
WANTS MONEY
TO FIGHT TRUST
10, usl,ea Press. )

wAsHINGToN. April % Rep
resantaiivs ManR 81 Illinois today
Introduced a resolution asking for
an appropriation al money 60 pay
the expenses 81 carrying On the
investigation ~ the pAprr trust
which was authorized yesterday
As 5000 as this resolution II pass
Cd. the COMMITTEES appointed to
prosecute the inquiry sill begiu
HoFh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-22
PRODUCE rHAw N cous'


WHITE PLAINS. n. T. Az.
Justice Morcharse,' this 49,. =
signed 4 haOeas corpus Tfa "
Ing Dr Amos r Baker. atiAs
narlniendent Of MssteaSan = !
80 produce Harry X. Thas 4.
him on May S. ON ,hai =
examination 10 dcicFmiss -
or not ThnW Is crazy vii -