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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
TRATADo ENTIRE JApoN Y coREA

.TRATADO ENTIRE JAPON Y COREA
lnforman que el traslado al Japon
de una autoridad Judicial CoYcana y
los arreglos financieros preparedness
forlnaran cl objeto sobre que versa
ran las convcnciones separadas dc los
dos pafscs bajo los terminos de un
nucvo Tratado. Scgiin toda probn.
bilidad los podereS scran informados
Drevemcntc acerca de este couycnio \
Sc espera que In publication del tex
10 pleno scguird Embellishments. Por
los terminus del tratndu Sc abolira
ct Dopartamepto de Guerra Corsano V
los GuardaS de In Cortc Sc pondran
nj mando del Empcrador o de s,i A.
yudantc de Campo. Esta proposition
IA cncontrado gran oposici6u entire
los ministries COrcanus. Las tiltimns
noticias informan que los opositores
d estas provisi0nes Sc han reconcllia-
do sometEdose Il In situnci0n Y no
sc espera por 10 tanto que el Gabi-
netc sufra cambio alguno en- su per-
sonal, saivo la renuncia de dos minis
tros, cuyaS caitcras han sido abolldas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
~. ~, yli;NTo DEspAnRAMA IN TT

Mas do volnte porgnuau pereeioron
syiciimas do thu tornado que aEcto cl
dia w 10 nar'r norte del Condado
dc Butler, Ohio. .,'''>''
In procession dol funeral do Mrs.
sara Lloyd 30 Yi0 combatida do tai
ptotio por In fiiria dol viento, que cin
GO eaffos, que cnpducian vehite per-
sopns fucron lapyadoa contra uGhs Ger
Gas, lasiimAndolog A todos, annuun no
ue greycoaa. Otro# dos cerrns fuc-
lon tahHados contra In ecrca, nBrdan.
90 allt prlsinHoros lnsta que los ve.
iheuiSs fueron Eoniotidos c!crtas O.
ynileioneR
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
sEQuIA en- NuEvA YoRK

la cindnd de Surya York : q tc.
IfltutiH co'iprondidn On una IONA do
lpl m'l'hR nj rchcdor So cncuentTn on
sFande hrrieto. dnhldo unn eRpnn-
tesa Ecpui1. -
pnkdc (nYallad0H dc J,uiu no Ia cai.
90 una gotta do aqua. La yrgoiact6n
es'H cnmnictamGnte Etcq. los yozos y
loo rios fr han agotndo. ias can't.
neF cnat intrgnEitablcs caiian del
poivn.
La tcmporatura del dia Il lego n
20 Efados ia hnmolad erH suniamcu
tt upresIya.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
AMERICANA AHoGADo EN- MExI

IL inGemicro Robert Stewart Brooks,
81 ahogG eli cl cautcloso Rio Yaqui cl
din dc Julio, y su cad6ver Sc ha
pcrdido en- los dcsiertos de Ia region
dc Sonora.
Brooks. que ;enfa su rcsidencia fila
en- III Paso. cStaba agregado In Com
panfa Greene de Canauea.
III dia f2 SO recibi6 Ell las loglas
masGnicaH de El Paso, Texas. un men
sale, aiunCiando In mucrtc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
lntentO Frustrado

I'm dcspatnO dc Nueva York, dice
10 sigutente:
lsi SarRcntD Detective James =.
Ward, de New Haven, Conn. SC dc
clara responsible de Ia rcIacion de IL
ma muicr que yi0 ccrca del Presidcn-
te III hombrC con una pistola de-
beJo del saco, cuaudo aQuGl Sc halla-
ba dc vista en ~ pueblo de Norwich
que ceiebfabn ST. Gao unirersario. Ward
habfa edo nnmbrado ayudantc de Ia
poliaia Sde Norwich y estuvo pcgado
al 'rcsidentc durantc Ia paraGa. Ur.;
mujer dc In multttud di0 un grito. dl-
ee el detestivc.y cIando este Sc accr
co cila, lC rng,5 10 que vI6Mn hum
bro baip. de currgO. con un revolver
Cue iesSriliaba dCbajn de su saco. y
que dB!io homhra Sc hallaba muy pc
Sasso PreaEfCntc. Juntnmcntc con
F.artob spliciaESCs srntos y algunos de Ia
rolfGia de Norwich, Ward tifca qun TN
dgvieTdn hucando nj hombre armada
y &osncChOso, pcro este habfa va dcs-
aparecido. Scgun dicho detective
TAFT no sc afcctG con cse inCidentc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
HoGAR DE PLACEAIEs

III sAbndo del actual el hogar de
Sr. Jose Hernandez, fue visitadu POI
an angel que tom0 Ia envoltura ear.
nal de una bella nina que di0 4 luz
la sonora Isabel TreviIo de Herman,
dez, cuyo cvento vino 4 derramar q.
fluvioS de dicha y torrentes de espe-
ranzns on cl hogar va vcnturoso n
hriendo nm porycnir dc promesas n
fectos en- el cora20n de sus amorosos
padres.
Como 81 Sr. Hernandez lin sido uu
laovrinso mtcmbro de In respectable CO.
!onia maiamoFensc local, ha exhibit
do un vigor singular en- la iucha por
la vida. nos completeness ell enviarle
On estaa iineas nuestra congratula-
cion siuccra. por el feliz a'umbra--
mientn de In nina, en- quien pncda eI
padre infundir su honvado cjcmplo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15

ES RIGA Y MUERE DE uAMBRE.
Las enfermeras del Hospital del
Condado dc King. en- n. y. Sc cncon-
traron el llincs dia L. una gran suma
dc mGehos miles dc dollars en- billie
ics de banco en- los holailIos de Ia
9iryiente Elizabeth Doncgan. quo Ia
hallnron teudida ell In cnllc muri6ndo-
81 dc hambre
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
Reloj Bueno Y Barato,.

{ ~ haso hieciuo ue cinco pesos Sc 10 enyjara ud
ha Mn neImoso reloj, para caballero In ca in cnu
nnsp pmun W. en- orc garantizada por clnco =.
Ess;ns FE9s; ma1aina M una americana dc clasc regular
diol n,sn reioJes Sc yenden en- otras parties por
3n,n,nie S3ETz, SitatlonA 200 S. Laredo Street San San
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-15
Gran Oportunidad!!

( EnHle Usted su retrato cl dc cualquIera
otra persona 10 cts. Ell estampilas de q
centavos q en- Orden Postal, y Sc 10 ampli-
hcaremos, es deCir, le enyiarcmos gratis Ell
! retrato dc tamaflo natural, devolvlendolc
tambten el Original. Dirijansc los nedidos J
PABLO Cruz, Station a, POS S. Laredo St.,
San Antonio, Texas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10

Hover this morning what he did with
the gold key 20 the city. presented by
Mayor Breitmeyer. II was as big as
saw and was the occasion OF eonsid-
cradle levity.
The man who will drive one OF the
Press cars regularly entered In the run
is George Shuster. who piloted car or
similar make TO victory In the round
world contest.
They all stood up when the band
played the Star Spangled Banner, but
far greater familiarity was manifest
ed with the words OF Schooldays,
which Is sort OF automobile anthem
In these parts.
- The man who wore dress suit last
evening at the banquet felt badly out
OF place. BY the time the SQUAD came
around every body else was In negligee
with coats traped over chairs and
sleeves rolled up.
The visitors spent tire morning max
ing tour OF the Detroit factories
many OF whom served refreshments
and all OF whom had reception com
mittees on hand. The trip was made
on definite schedule.
Rumor had IL that +. Leroy Pelletier
Is soon to be promoted To vastly more
important post with the Studebakers
the publicity boys is f. Leroy.
The Brush Runabout Co. Is present
ing the TOURISTS WIZ handsomF Stay
ing brushes and mirrors. the glass at
tachIng Itself TO the window OF a
sleeping car by a rubber vacuum. II
IT, the hsndsomest Of all the souvenirs
that are being passed out by the local
factories.
Mr.. Glidden is an old telegrapher and
dropped in al the Postal office early
In the evening where he took his place
at the key and sent a long special TO
Minneapolis. greatly delighting the
soul OF the newspaper man who sent
It, and Z. W. williams. the operator
in charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
DETROIT AND HER GUESTS.

And now it's up TO Mr.. Griffith. OF
the Art Museum.
hts oratortcai EFFORT and was loudly
cheered
They do say that John Gillespie
stayed up all night. watching the
weather indications.
Automobile and Motor Age. allied
trade publications. will have a car ac-
campaigning the whole tour.
The memory OF that banquet ten
dered By the d. D. A. will be pleasant
10 recall about July 20 out In the des-
ert.
The Chalmers Detroit got the honor
Of entering the first car in the Mum
sey tour and will also do the path find
ing.
Frank Brlscoe Is being warmly con-
graduated on his pluck In sending the
little Brush runabouts along with the
tour.
George Lane has acquired a reputa-
tlon round these diggings as a toast
master that Will take aim years 10
live down.
The way the bubble water disappear
-ed-iast night would have shocked the
most dissipated citizen OF Pontiac on
his thirtiest day.
The cars that are just going along on
the tour Will make up formidable
body In themselves. aside from the reg
ular contestants
The boom OF Billy Metzger for mayor
when Phil Breitmeyer has had II as
long as he wants IL. was launched by
the irrepressible Horatio s. Earle.
Among the score or so of outside mo-
tor writer's on hand is +. Ed. SPOON
ct StTtt --trr the spot WHO VIII Ds re-
membcred from the old bicycle days
Chairman Hover made telling point
when he stated that. while the tourists
had covered IS miles a day I'm 90 and
1872 IN 'OS. they were tackllng $50 this
year.
Charles J Glidden. donor Of the
trophy that forms the big award for
the 'Our. IL the man who effected the
present organization OF the Bell tele-
phone.
The A. A. A. folks lose no opportun-
ity of pUktng fun 1T the New York to
Seattle race IL was run by the rival
Organization. the Automobile club OF
America.
HOratio s. Earle, now an "ex" so far
as the state Job Is concerned was there
with a mighty boost for auto no -da m
roads meaning highways that autos
don't damage.
Charles J. Glidden predicts that the
transition from the auto TO the balloon
Will be as natural as u was from the
bicycle TO the auto. He has already
made 30 ascensions
When Hugh Chalmers gets really
warmed 10 his subject, he gives a good
nHs resulted 81 the sensational growth
+ OF one uf the Detroit factories
Everybody was asking Chairman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Plank scattered the Tigers n'ts.
whiffed seven and got three same
drives himself, the Athletics WIN
ming the second game OF the De-
troit series. = TO U.
In the Detroit game. Works,
the Tiger kio, lost his hrst conf
bat in the league race. after win
ping twice.
After asking waivers on
Hughes. Joe Cantillon sent him
in To pitch against Cleveland, and
Long Tom won, 4 TO !, though MI
hard. Berger was wild and Ia
effective In two innings.
Stahrs home run delighted his
native townsmen though II encom'
passed the defeat OF the Sox, :
TO /. Wagner being on first when
the drive was pulled OF. Arel-
lanes pitched against Burns and
Smith.
New York had no trouble with
Waddell. who quit when Pitcher
Joe lake one-baeh- at-hsiis.
nearly tearing of knee-cap.
All the eastern teams won In
the four games played in the in
tersectional series yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Champion Fighting Du(k'5
Owner After Good hat(h

CARLYLE Ill. July 10
Sharp McAhster a well-known
merchant OF Keyesport, OWNS a
big white duck which he thinks
can whip anything In the fowl
line that walks on two legs.
Thus far IT has van1nished
corners In short order and Is uh-
disputed champion OF Keyesport
and vicinity. The owner or the
duck has little sporting blood
in his veins and Is willing 20
back up his Judgment with the
coin OF the realm. In signed
notice in local paper he says:
II will give a purse OF $3.50 Tor
a rooster that will whip my big
white dick !"
He is SO confident OF the GSht'
ing qualities OF the duck that
he is even willing 10 make II
little better. The duck can even
whip a dog OF ordinary size. Ii
fights bulldog fashion, that IS.
when il gets good hold 1t
stays there. A rooster soon
succumbs TO the death grip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
HE DAY. GATHERED FOR THE DETRO
Charlie Schmidt 0pine5
That Work, has Big Speed

Charles Schmidt. the Tigers dura'
The Detroit bench Friday by making
the fiat statement that Ralph Works
threw a speedier ball than any other
American league twirler. There was
u chorus of comment and Schmidt
finally qualified his statement by ex.
ceptlng Walter Johnson. OF Washing
ton. There were still some doubters
who inclined TO the view that Addie
Joss, Joe Wood and one or two others
were right on n par with Works. but
Schmidt challenged them to come up
and catch the tall boy and they all
backed out
Fire Athletics had the Acid Al the
time and the Tigers started a sym.
postum Capt. SchaefeF expressed The
somewhat startling view that Dusty"
Rhoades. the Cleveland pitcher OF
tioaters, was once the speediest p!tch'
er alive, but Hughie Jennings ana
Dayy Jones remembered him as some
thing different.
Manager Jennings. who was once
all but killed by a ball pitched by
Amos Rusie. always maintains "a
hearty appreciation OF that mans
speed. "Jouett Meekin had more steam
than Rusie," he added, however. but
the king OF them all for pure speed
was Huyler Westerveldt. who pitched
Il long time around New York and
got several big-league try-outS. He
didn't have symptom OF curve and
couldn't last In fast company but
how he could burn EN- in
Say" interrupted Herman Schae-
fer. did you ever have day at bat.
Hughie. when you hit everything the
pitcher served up and felt you could
have made 100 hits. II you'd gone TO
bat that often?"
Yes" replied the doughty mana
ger. and I've seen one day al least
where I got ashamed and tried 10
stop II but couldn't II was In Louis
Vile, and the pitcher was Cunning
ham. He was about all IN, poot TEL
low, and. after We had the game
sewed up and I'd gotten four bits. |
came up with man on first aid one
out. ! honestly tried TO hit into a
double play and rolled straight to the
second baseman. II would have
worked all right but the man on first
had started 10 steal. drew the second
baseman over and let my hit roll into
-Eigh-fisld- -made-In -awfllly
sorry"
Whereupon Schaefer raved
You had four hits and then tried
TO get put out? Getting merci'ul to
pitcher and you with chance for
perfect record? Tell that 10 the
old Baltimore gang. Oh, wait TIL
Keller comes"
And then the bell rang and the
Tigers took the field.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
CLASS GALORE
IN WINDSOR TR0Ts
Entries Include Nearly All the Big"
Stables and Many of the Candi-
dates for Detroit Stakes.

The Windsor Driving clubs return
TO the field OF harness racing prom.
ises TO be signalized by the classlest
meeting In the history OF Canada's
most famous track. according 10 he
list of entries, compiled by secretary
Hanrahan. Every event has filled anu
the fields will include virtually all
the prominent stake candidates OF the
big stables
While the EN- and Emmers are
split up In the various events and the
public will have To wait TIL the big
race TO see them score down together,
Windsor's meeting will give the .ace.
goers an opportunity OF sizing ny
Ethel Mac. Mechanic. Henry Setter,
Denver. Bisa. Marie N. Frazee ana
Wynema Chimes. This Is. on the
training dope. easily the cream Of the
field. Denver. Bisa and Marie ~ divid.
ing at present the favoritism Of the
wise ones.
The Chamber OF Commerce candi.
dates booked to race at Windsor ih'
clude even greater proportion OF
the Blue Ribbon field than Will be
shown I'm the line OF stake trotters.
George Gano, which looks like an al.
most sure winner OF the event. Axtara,
Capt White. George Gano. Geraldine.
Hoosier Prince, Shadeland Nutlear,
Star Patchen and The Bosun ara ali
entered at Windsor. though here. As
In the case OF the trotters, the horses
are scattered through the program In
the different events TO which they are
eligible.
Assurances have been received that
the stables OF Geers. Cox. Lasell,
Murphy. Durfee, Macy, Lon Melon
aid, W. l.. Snow and Fred HYDE VIII
all be seen in action at the Canadien
course. Dan Hopkins is. however,
about the only ole OF the short ship
trainers TO accept the issue. aside
from the Grady string. Windsor Is
one OF the posts on this circuit. too.
but the class OF the other entries
scared most OF the regulars out aud
they will be emigrating during the
week OF July 10, TO Erie. Pa, where
the competition Is not so stin.
Secretary Hanrahan Is arranging
for an extra feature during the Wind
sor meeting which may give the track
across the river international fame.
The Eel, 2;02 IA, Is 10 appear III an
attempt TO lower his own. the Cana
dian and the worlds unpaced record.
This performance doubtless will take
place On the opening day, July ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
New Auto Concern Starts Up.

The Griswold Motor & Body Co. a
new automobile industry which re-
Gently moved to Detroit. began oper-
atoms. Saturday. with % hands The
company has secured factory at
Commonwealth-ave. and the railroad.
formerly used for the manufacture OF
folding beds, and will manufacture au.
tomobile bodies. An addition will lie
built as soon as possible. and II is ex.
pected that. by fall nearly 200 men
will be employed. The officers OF the
company are: President. n. F.
Marsh. Allegan: vice-pre sident. NJ.
Griswold. Allegan; treasurer. A. F.
Marsh. Cleveland; secretary and gen
eral manager. outs Smith. Detroit. SUI
perintendent. Elmer E. Day. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
pUGILISTIC CARNIVAL.
Pttsbura Expects One With Lansford
and "klondyks" Featuring.

PITTSBURG, Pa. July Johnny
Walsh, claimant OF the bantam title,
was today signed as one OF the at
fractions at the big boxing touina'
ment scheduled for p!ttsburg, next
Tuesday night His opponent will be
either Johnny Kiibane, OF Cleveland,
or Patsy Brannigan, the local ban
tam. The main bout will be SIX
round splash between Sam Langford
and "Klondike.' who has suddenly be-
come a middleweight contender Of
some pretension. Another match for
the same occasion Is one between
Jim Perry, OF Denver. and Jack Alb.
bott, Of DuQuesne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
CANTILLI0N, TOO, GETS A
NEW PITCHER FOR TIGES
Will Have Him Join Team Here and
He's Just Won Eight Out Of Nine
Down In West Virginia.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 10.-(Spe-
cial.) Pitcher Ralph Carlisle. OF Lis
bon. o.. who Is with the Paramount, w.
Va, team has been signed by Man.
ager Joe Cantillon. OF the Washington
Nationals. and will join the team in
Detroit. next Tuesday. Carlisle has
won eight OF nine games this season.
In 1907 his record was 22 victories IN
30 games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Too Much Asslstance.

Pitcher MarQuard. OF the Giants, Is
quoted as saying: IF McGraw would
let me alone | believe | could pitch
better. He signals me 10 shoot In
what he wants and get all confused.
Then Tenney will take a hand. and
finally Devlin. Between the three OF
them I'm up In the air"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
TROTS A MILE ON STATE
FAIR TRACK IN 2:041a
Hamburg Belle Does the Trie'
Beating All Records for
TheHear.

Hamburg Belle, this morning work
ed the fastest mile OF this year. at the
fair grounds. trotting a full mile IN
2:04 H. She went to the quarter In
81 1-2. the half in 1903 IA and the
three quarters in 1884 IL. The time
Is faster by a quarter second than the
seasons record formerly acid by Re-
approaches. a PAGER.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
MoToRCYCLIsTs ON A RUN.
One Of Them Goes Into the Ditch
Near South Bend, but Emerqcs.

CHICAGO. July 10.-Fifteen rid
ers competing in the 6O0-mile endur-
ance race OF the Federation OF Amer
lean Motor Cyclists have completed
the. first leg OF the run TO Rockford
and return. The only accident sc
far occurred when Kenyon skidned
into a ditch near South Bend and was
slightly bruised. The rear wheel or
his motor cycle was badly pent. Tor
which he will be penaliZed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Sporting Notes
lain has worked havoc with the Peoria
Ia t1tn

Rain has worked havoc with the Peoria
races this week.
Billy W. aud Texas Rocker won FOR
McEwen at London, Ont, yesterday.
Pittsburg twice whipped the McGrnws
yesterday and cinched its league lead
in the National.
J. ID. Stnndish, of the Detroit Country
club, Is the Michigan amateur golf
champion. James T. Wylie. OF sag
NAV, was runner-up
Bntcheier and Twohey, the crew of a
big Stearns car, were killed at Mont
real yesterday when their car went
through the fence In an automobile
race Both were terribly mashed up.
George McFEdden, the one-time txht-
weight champion. will re-enter the
ring at New York Wednesday night
in a battle with frankie Fay. com
ing star with long list OF second
class knockouts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
manhattans Carry a Chip.

The Manhattan a. {. would like
game With the Beifevues; Walker
Vile who are to meet the d. A. C..
this week. game to be played either
in Detroit or Walkerville Phone
Walnut 1214.J. II the Pastimes want
TO play for SIS they VIII be accom-
modated. game to be played In De-
troit at Belle Isle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Weekend Excursions TO Buffalo via
Michigan Central.

$3.50 for the round trip: tickets
good on all trains leaving each Satur.
DAY during the month OF July at 10:45
and 1883 D. m, good returning. .eav.
ing Buffalo at $40 and 1850 p. m.
Sunday. Tickets good In coaches only.
For fuil particulars see agent at Union
Ticket Office. Opera House block. or
1oDct. foot OF Thirdst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE.
Games Saturday.

Kemiweld Can Co. vs.. Burroughs,
Burroughs grounds. 2; umpire. Birch
ter; scorer, Patterson.
Gray Motor Co. vs. Hayes, Belle
Isle grounds, g. umpire, Myers; scor-
er, Callahan.
Detroit Lubricator Co. vs. E-M-R
Co. Belle Isle. 8; umpire. Roach;
scorer. Pomeroy.
Burnham. Stoepel Co vs. American
Lady Corset Co. Sprocket grounds,
8; umpire, Brandon; scorer, Hender-
son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Patriarch Leads Pitchers.

The veteran Hart, OF Little Rock, is
the leading pitcher o. the Southern
league, with eight WINS out OF ten
games, and this is Mr. Harris twenty
third year in professional baseball.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
AII-stars VS.. DeIray Club.

The All-Stars will meet the strong
DeIray club tomorrow At the Sprocket
grounds. The new grandstand Is
about completed and 1t will seat about
400 people.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Games Saturday.

Detroit lodge VS.. City OF Straits
Sprocket grounds. Delray; scorer. Jor.
dan.
Palestine VS.. Union. diamond No. l.
Clark park; scorer. Redmond.
Kilwinning VS.. Zion. Schaefer's
grounds: scorer. John Bischon.
-Ashlar vs. Friendship. Solvay
grounds: scorer. Frank 3lschoh.
All games at 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
Malestics VS.. NJ. A. L. ins. CO.

Majestics will play the strong North
American Life Insurance Co. Sunday
morning. at Holcome and Jefferson
The players are requested TO report
early.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Results,

Nesterdny's Results.
Athletics ,. Detroit 0.
Boston 2, Chicago l.
washington 4. Cleveland g.
New York g. 81. Louis 2
Todny's Games.
Athletics at Detroit
Boston at Chicago
Washington at Cleveland
New York at 81. Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-10
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Saginaw T. Bay City ..
Adrian 8. Lansing o.
Flint .. Kalamazoo 9.
Jackson 8. Battle Creek T.
Todny's Games.
Saginaw ~ Bay city.
Flint at Kazoo.
Battle Creek at Jackson.
Adrian at Lansing.