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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
When Charlie Schmidt Comes
Back to the Tiger Jungle

the pennant and that soft post-season
emolument.
On all these counts the Tigers have
x on Schmidt. and on one more, as
well.
Schmidt has committed the horrible
fauxpas OF admitting that he hunger
ed for newspaper adulation. Worse
still. he has placed himself in the po
sition OF demanding credit which has
been going to his mates.
Much has been written OF the rela
tons between the players and the
newspaper men. but never yet have
the Detroit scribes been forced tC
face situation where a player bold
~ stated that he hadn't been praised
enough. AS for the other members OF
the club-well. much as any OF them
may appreciate a bit OF formal com
mendation. they have never yet gone
round asking for it. even in cases
where the writer can testify TO the
existence OF strong personal friend
ship.
BY his refusal TO join the clut
while he aired his feelings in the mat
ter Schmidt has uttered an implied
threat. directed at the Detroit press
which has always treated him fairly
even fulsomely.
threats, coupled with written insult
directed toward newspaper mar
whom he had never even seen. will re
suit in Schmidt's securing what h,
admits he is after.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
MAXWELL CARS ARE
AFTER NEW RECORDS
At Pittsburg and Boston They Are
Setting Marks for Nonstop
Runs TriumphantIy.

kilograms received by the Maxwell
Mcleod -Briscoe Co. indicate that the
two eastern nonstop runs which are
being made by Maxwell cars as test
are more successful than the critics
had expected they would be. The Max
we'll Junior $500 car, which started
from Pittsburg on 2.OO0mile non
stop run. has already made Z,Sls miles
'up to Saturday and IL now scheduieu
to 20 5000 miles.
The Model ID $1.T50 car. which Is
running out of Boston, has done mors
than 5000 miles so far and Is still
going we'll, although the top was lost
in gale. This car has been running
"a hours a day since March Is, the
car stopping to take In gasoline and
water and to change drivers, but the
engine never stopping. Rains and bad
roads have made this task harder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Lucklsss Horsemen Are Stranded.

SAN FRANCISCO, April J.-Scores
OF horsemen with horses now running
at Emeryville are worrying over what
they will do when the Emeryville
meeting closes in two weeks. The in
dications are today that many OF
them are so badly of financially that
1t will be impossible for them to get
their horses to other tracks for the
spring meetings.
The foremost owners. however, have
arranged to ship their stables either
to New York or TO Kentucky. Fred A.
Forsyth heads the list of winners at
Emeryville SO far, with $4,000 to his
credit. II. @. Bedwell Is second with
$4,000; Sam Hildreth third, with s27..
600, and Tom Williams fourth with
$4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
BY PAUL n. BRuSkE.

TOPEKA, Kas., April 6.--Accepting
as working hypothesis the generally
admitted fact that the life OF a big
league ball player In the practice or
his profession In fast company will
average right round ten years. AT least
seven and more than likely nine OF
Jimmie McAleer's St Louis Browns
ought now TO be members OF the ath
lete bone-yard. They aren't there yet.
- be sure. and seem To be still able
10 put up a lively sort OF pastme,
but there is no telling when the old
gentlemen from st. Louis will all go
10 pieces. When the explosion come )
IL will be one OF the all-at-once kind.
The example OF what happened TO
the champion Boston club of 1903 and
1905 is still fresh In the minds OF the
otLer American league managers. II
is this possibility, as confronted by
the features OF the urbane Mr.. Nc
Aleer and inserting the silver streaks
in his thatch OF bruno.
Every member OF the McAleer
clubs infield is a veteran. Jones has
been "Old Tom" TO the American
League for five years and didn't break
into fast company until well along In
his career. Hobe Ferris was a mem
Der OF that Boston club alluded Il
before, and was discarded as no long
er OF any account, at that time. The
same was the case with Pitcher Di
neen. Bill was in the game with the
old Boston Nationals away back In the
nineties. A mere piece OF fotsam, he
was given a home by McAleer.
Jimmie Williams has been an In
fielder for cons. Back in the time
when Hughie Jennings was star
short stop. Williams was corking
good third-sacker. Ten years ago. II
memory serves, he was member OF
a National league champion CLUB
Williams joints creak bit with
rheumatism these days, but he -
quite spry when he has chance 70
work out under a hot sun.
At short stop is Bobby Wallace who
got his start with the National league
club at Cleveland In the nineties
Jack Powell was a pitcher for tha'
same team. Both are still far from
feeble.
And there's RUDE Waddell. Anybody
remember the time Louisville had q
club in the National league? Well "
was a long, long time ago and MT
Waddell used to pitch for 1t. Ruoe
SAYS he's going to beat Cy Young
record for continuous service ana
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
SCHMIDT DECIDES
TO JOIN TIGERS
Teams Two Victories Over Browns
Decide Star Backstop to Come
Into the Fold Again.

Information reached baseball head
quarters In Detroit Monday that Catch
er Charley Schmidt has decided to re-
join the Tigers at ST. Louis and TO
come north with the team.
Il have not heard from Schmidt d.
rectly but l think that 1t Is all right.
said President Navin Monday noon.
Navin wrote the catcher several
days ago. telling him to stop holding
back and 10 join the team before It
reaches Detroit. This may have been
one OF the things TO determine his ac-
ton. The two victories over the st.
Louis Americans at Dallas Saturday
and Sunday also served TO show
Schmidt that the club has a prize re-
cruit In Beckendorf and could get
along without him.
The new rule OF the national COM
mission which bars hold-outs from
professional ball for three years may
also have had something TO do with
determining his attitude.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06

MCAIeer Worries Over His
Ball Club of Old Gentlemen

there are those who believe he will
do IL. The eccentric southpaw keeps
his faculties we'll preserved by a
picking process which is all his own.
Harry Howell, another member OF
the Brown pitching stan. and Danny
Hoffman. the outfielder, were charter
members OF the American league and
have stuck TO IL ever since. Barney
Petty is another, a comparative young
ster on the st. Louis team, though
he's been pitching for them six or
seven years.
And. then. not content NTH having
ell these old gentlemen around. Nc
Aleer goes out this winter and lands
Lou Criger whom gray bearos up round
Kalamazoo recall used TO play In the
old Michigan State league about the
time Flora Temple trottei that never
to-be-forgotten mile In 2:l9 OF what
ever II was. on the old Kalamazoo
track.
The venerable Browns are soci'
able bunch and like TO gather in the
lobby OF their hotel and discuss the
events of the day. On such occasions
the only feature lacking seems 10 Dc
fife and drum corps.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Crawford. Cobb. QySman.
The Tiger 'WTe(kiny Grew

WICHITA. Kas.. April g.
Capt. Herman Schaefer has add
ed one more appropriate hgurs
OF speech To the Detroit base
ball clubs expressive phraseol-
ogy To that smuggling contin-
gent OF the clubs batting order
containing Wahoo Sam Craw.
ford. Ty Cobb and Claud Ross
man. Schaefer has applied the
term "Wrecking Crew" and as
such they will doubtless be
known from now on.
The aptness OF the express
sion cannot be denied. The
champions batting list starts
OF with Mcintyre. a fine COM
bination OF straight-away slug
ging and finesse. Then comes
Bush, the strategist. paramount.
II the plans OF the first two
men have worked well there is
runner on first or second or
both. Then the heavy artil-
terry
To anyone who have followed
ed the Tigers play I'm the past
two years the games which that
trio has wrecked" form the
basis for many a pleasant rec
objection. BRUSKE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT LOS ANGELES.

First Race-Selling; one mile: Mil
Il lie r.. s5; Royal Maxim, 81; Kopek,
81: Carmela, So; ST Or, 100; Lucy c..
95: Orena, So; Bright Albert. 81;
.Evados. 95; Wilio Gregg. 81; Bon
Ton. 81: Livius, ZOE; L!berto. 81;
Desmages. 81; Lodo. 100; Teo Beach
l95.
Second Race-Purse; 2-year-olds; 4
furlongs: Billy Bunch, 10S (bc pr
Plenty-Tootsie Nichols: Donovan,
lOS 10 Bannockburn-Ura Rett,
los Chr Solitaire HEEL Guard; Don
Franc. 105; Lillium, los; j. M. Stokes,
1885, ]. II. Barr. 10S; c. II. Patten. lOs;
Henderson, 1903: May Bride. l05; Sil
via Fir, 1903; Levenhton, los; Mary
Van Buren,, 105: Mcleod. l0S; Miles,
los.
Third Race-Selling; mile: c. w.
Burt, 81; Light Comedy, 81: Friar OF
Elgin. 81; Vivant, 95; agnes Virginia.
80; Bye Bye H.. 95; Whidden. 81; Au-
dubon, 81; Joe Coyne, 81; Herm
Doyle, 100: Buchanan, 81; Sink
Spring. 97 Illusion, 95; Dredger, 100;
vesme, 81: "Paladine, 81.
Fourth Race--Wild Fire handicap;
7 furlongs: Malthie. 112; Gloria. Ill;
Light Wool, 10s; Mark Antony H..
1O4: Spohn. 95; Gowan. 1O4; Donald
Mcdonald, 80.
Fifth Race-Purse, seven furlongs:
Ethel Day, 104: J. II. Reed. 9s; Rife
man, ia: HI Col. Cap, 106; Remem-
Der, l0e; George Guyton. 95; Needful,
loo: Pedro, 100: Cobleskill. LOG; Cal
endar, l04: Carasco, LOG; Canardo.
LOG.
Sixth Race-Selling; one and one
half mile: Beauclere. lis: Ozanne.
III; st. Tlario. ll3; Rubinon, lO4;
'vanen. 81; Rothrou, 104.
Seventh Race-Selling; 6 1-2 fur
longs: Melton Cloth. ia; DIR. Mayer
lO9: Allen Lee, 1909; Angel Face. liz;
Buck Thorn. ia; Guard Rail. 109;
Roy T.. III; Dandy Fine, ia Alien
burg. ll2: Mimic, ia: Nasmerito, liz;
watierer. l09 High Oronde, 107;
sMenzo Shurtz. lO9; Prometheus, ll2.
Apprentice allowance; weather.
clear: track. fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
OAKLAND ENTRIES.

First Race--Four furlongs: Vancou
yer Belle, 10; Creuz. 10; Elect
rowan. 10; Crescide, 10; Yuba. 10;
Fay Muir. 10: Miss Picnic. no. Mary
Dees. no; Good ship. 10; Phoronis
10: Garnicht. l05; Lena Merle, l05
Second Race-Six furlongs; selling
Rialta, ia. St Francis, l12: Julia
Powell, 10: Pimkin, 109; Platoon
lO9: Bucolic. 109: Hereafter. 100;
Fordello. 10S: Johnny Blake. los; De-
neen. loo: Please, 104; 'Blue Heron,
10l.
Third Race-One mile and six.
teenth: selling Col White. ia; CT.
gar Lighter. ia: Cheers, III; King
Brush. III: Aftermath, III; Brook
Leaf. 10: Saint Modan. 10: Netting
1O9: Colbert. 107: 'Minot. log; Gene
Russell. i02: 'Billy watkins. l02.
Fourth Race-Futurity course; Kerr
handicap: Royal Tourist, rs; Boog-
er Red. 113; Joe Madden. loo; Jeanne
DArc, i04; Woodcraft, 100; Gammell,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
100: Blagg. 100; F. Neugent 90.

100; Blagg. 100; F. Neugent. go.
Fifth Race-One mile and one-six
teenth; selling: Collector Jessup. ia:
Military Man, ia; My Pal. III; Fred
Bent. III; Cadichon, Ill; The Cap
tain. III; Kermit. III: Husky. 10;
Import. 10; Lackfoot. 107; Fancy,
105; Apt. 105.
Sixth Race-Mile: Schleswig, 10;
Palo Alto, 112; Ak Sar Ben, 1902;
Bishop W., 90; Faneuil Hail. 90:
Shaw. 90; The Earl. go Crab, 90:
Match Tulla, 80; Vesper Hymn, 81:
Gatien Lass, 81: Enamour. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Bennett Park 10 Improved.

The seating capacity OF Bennett
park has been largely increased dur
ing the past few weeks. A block OF
400 seats have been arranged to sell
by numbered coupon as with theater
seats. The grandstand has 1000 more
seats than ii had last year and 100
seats have been added to the 50-cent
section. About 10000 persona can
now be seated in the park. while TO-
900 may see the games. Circus seats
will be used on the big days. Tickets
will be on sale Tuesday at Harris
for the opening game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Timers, Suits Are In Town.

The uniforms Tor The 1909 Tigcrs
arrived Monday morning al the S&f.
ing Sport shop. and all but a c1'Flc
will he shipped out again at once %
NEE, the team en- route north. An
innovation this year Is that. In adj
ton to the usual suits and sweatcrr.
there will re extra coats for the sew
On older pitchers. The samples which
are 90 be left mere will be on exhibit
ton in the Sport Shop until next
week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
corbett is Getting Hoarse.

CHICAGO, April 5.-That James j.
Corbett Is on the warpath was shown
Yesterday when he announced that he
is still after Jack Johnson. He said:
LACK Johnson is not going to lead
the simple life when | get 10 New
York He's got to fight or back
down Johnson broke his word about
covering my forfeit posted the
money and he ought TO have come
through He claims TO have s5.ooo up
somewhere. but II must be IN coid
storage. for no one can hnd III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
MARATHON RUNNERS TO
CHASE ST. YVES AGAIN
Buffalo Race Arranged for Professional
Long Distance Runners VIII Bring
Together Many Champions.

NEW YORK. April Sit is probable
that an even larger field than com.
peted at the Polo grounds Saturday
will meet In Buffalo within a few
weeks to contest again for Marathon
honors. While ST. Yves showed him.
self the peer OF all the distance run.
ners In the race just past. II was evil
dent that Shrubb and Longboat were
not In the best OF condition, and they
may be In better shape 10 fight II out
with him next time. Savnberg and
others who did not get into that race
may also be entrants at Buffalo.
ST. Yves was trained at Princeton
by AL Copeland. the track team train
er. and the Princeton boys backed him
TO a man He gets $4,000 for his win.
while Dorando gets $4,000. Hayes ST..
500 and Maloney $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Jenries Still In Doubt.

BOSTON. April 5.-Before Jeffries
left here for Brooklyn this morning.
he stated that he had not yet decided
TO fight Johnson. He was recently ex-
amined by DR.. Sargent, who found
him only seven pounds heavier than
when last seen in Boston, but warned
him not to take of fat too rapidly lest
it affect his heart. The ex-champion
asserts that he Is doing his best to
get into condition. but will not say
anything further until he learns abso-
lutely what he ran do.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06

Innings pitched-Willetts 5, Works 2,
Speer .. Clark ). Bailey ,. Az bat
Against Willetts "a. Works 8. Speer Z.
Clark 25, Bailey 3. Hits-On Willctts
10. Works 9. Speer 2. Clark Q. Bailey L.
Two-base hits-Rossman, Anderson,
Roberts 2. Quiesser. Three-base hits
Rossman, Roberts. Home runs-Mc-
Intyre Crawford. Willetts =. First
base on balls--By Willetts 3. Speer ?.
Clark 6. Bailey 3. Hit by pitched ball
By Speer, Hainesey. Left on bases
willetts 6, Speer !. Clark g. Double
Moriarty and Rossman.
Bailey. Anderson and Roberts; Hughes
and Roberts Passed ball-Quiesser.
wild pitch-Speer. Time so. I'm
pire--Edwards. Wichita. Attendance
900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
PRINCE MAY CHALLENGE
New York Yachtsmen Hope That
Wales VIII Try for Americas Cup.

NEW YORK. April 5.-The cabled
report from London that the prince Of
Wales has been making inquiries as
10 whether or not a challenge by him
for the Americas cup would be we'll
received has been received enthus-
astically by members OF the New York
Yacht club Commodore James states
that he has not heard OF the inquiries.
but says he hopes the prince will chal-
lerge as such action would further
cement international friendship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
HIGHLAND PARK STAKES.
Frontier Is Worth $4,000 This Year
Six Other Stakes
Carded.

The stakes list OF the Highland Park
Jockey club, which is just out shows
that there will be no purses OF less
than $500 at the Windsor running
meeting July 81 TO August 81. The
Frontier handicap for 3-year-olds at a
mile and an eighth Is worth s2,0u0
For 2-vear-olds there are the Essex
stake Ut $500. the Ontario. for FLIES
at $1,000 and the Detroit worth 1900
The d., b. T. & w. Ferry Co. stake is
worth $500, and the Pontchartrain
and Windsor selling stakes are each
valued at $1,000. these being for g.
year-olds and upwards. The Windsor Is
at a mile and a quarter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Sports Want ketchel-kaufman Go.

NEW YORK, April with Jack
Johnson booked for 20 weeks turn In
vaudeville. the sporting public are
ciamoring for all the would-be aspir-
arts for championship honors to get
together in round robin affair, the
winner 10 tackle the big Negro at the
finish Of his theatrical tour.
The coming fights between Kaufman
and Ross, and Ketchel and Sailor
Burke will undoubtedly give line on
the one most likely TO meet the black
champion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
"I,d Rather Die. Doctor

than have my feet crt or" said NJ l..
Bingham. OF Princeville. ILL., But
you'll die from gangrene (which hal
eaten away eight toes) II you don't"
said all doctors. Instead, he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. Its cures OF Eczema. Fever
Sores. Boils, Burns and Piles astounG
the world. At +. G. Klnsels. Central
Drug Co.. and Gray & Worcesters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
klIna Is Weakening Now.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 5.--An.
nouncement was made here today by
a personal friend Of Johnny King that
the star catcher of Chicago Nationals,
would be with his old team mates
again about May = When King was
asked about the report ne said Just
wait and see"
King played his first game OF ball
yesterday. He played with the semi.
professional team here which bears his
name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
Bat Nelson's oates a Puzzle.

CHICAGO, April eff Battling Mel
son has been matched TO fight Dave
Deshler at Ullmer Park l.. l.. on April
90, he said today. he doesn't know IT.
Nelson says he has more reported
managers than fights on his hands.
Some one booked him for bout at
Juarez. Mex. another al Joplin, Mo.
and a third at FL Paso. Tex. Nelson
said he never heard OF any of these
matches.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
ART BLACK TRIES AGAIN
viii Meet Gerhard at Windsor Wed
nesday Night-Has Won
Many Fiqhts.

Art Black. who used to fight In De
tIoit when the game was running open
here. has decided TO enter the rims
again. and will meet Curly Gerhard at
Windsor in the eight.round final We'd
nesday. Black was a clever and con.
sistent performer at 1926 pounds. los
ing at that weight only to Willie
Spracklin.
There will be the usual pre-
liminaries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
clabbx lost EIaby Decision.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 6.-Jimmy
Clabby. OF Milwaukee. outpointed Dick
Fitzpatrick. OF Chicago, whom he
fought here last night. although the
referee declared the bout q draw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
With a Reservation.

School Inspector-Do you like your
teacher?
Pupil-Y-y-yes. sir. But, mister?"
School Inspector: Well. my boy?
Pupil: What kin | do about it II |
don't?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
A BATTLING Innovation.

Guest--There's hair in this soup.
Host-Thats the cook again. She
can't get used to the fireless cooker.
Guest--How so?
Host-She still thinks she can burn
up her combings In II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
But Corbett is Very Jealous.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April Jim
Corbett is jealous OF AL Kaufman
When the fact that Johnson was GO
ing to take on big Az was called 10
his attention he said angrily: Whom
did Kaufman ever lick? He took 81
rounds to knock out poor old Jim Bar
ry and at that rate he would last about
five minutes before first class man.
Now. | don't want to knock Kaufman.
but for the life OF me / don't see what
license anyone has TO consider such a
fellow ahead of me-
Corbett complains bitterly that he is
spoken OF as old" Though | am
Az" he says, Il have always taken
good care of myself. | weigh 1872
pounds and am almost as spry as
was several years ago. The only diff
ference bteween Johnson and myself
Is ten years OF ag. and that has not
made as big "A difference as most peo-
pie believe"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
I
RIEFAIl.
Totals

Innings pitchcd--Donovan s, Winter
3. Kissinger 3. Knapp 4. Hits-On Don
ovan y Winter 3. Kissinger 2. Knapp
4 Double plays--DonOvan O'Leary
and ktllian. Donovan and Killian. Two
base hits-Whitc. Kissinger. Three
base hits-Stanage 2. Killifer. Struck
out-By Donovan ,, KissiDger !. Knapp
n. Hit by pitched ball-Killifer Sac
rihcc hit-Donovan. Time OF game
1876. Umpire-Bronson. Attendance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
COFFROTH TO ARRANGE
HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEST
Al Kaufman Likely to Be the Man 10
Contest Championship Honors
With Johnson.

NEW YORK. April 6.-The heavy
weight pugilistic situation Is al
standstill today and will probably re-
main SO until the arrival OF Jim Cor
froth. the California fight promoter
who left San Francisco yesterday fol
the east. Ii is believed that the west
erner will bring at least two OF the
heavies together.
The opinion still prevails that Big
AL Kaufman Is the logical opponent
OF Jack Johnson and every move that
will be made Is likely To be toward
getting these two In the ring.