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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
NEW TIGER KITS NOT SLUGGERS, BUT
!: SHOW REAL NIFTY CLASS AT THAT

AS matters stack up al present. II
looks as II the Tiger kits, 90 DO taken
south for the annual try-out by the
Detroit Baseball club will number
nine, OF whom two arc catchers, two
infelders and 1--WE. pitchers. That they
present in the aggregate most
tempting bunch or material cannot be
denied, though they are far from be-
ing msa with paper regulations or
wonderful minor league records.
The men selected as the Tiger new
blood were picked because they LOOK
ed good to the Detroit scouts. Very
often--particularly in the case OF sew
eral OF the pitchers-they did not Sc
cure anS staggering record OF vic
tories. In this respect they were like
Wiuett and Summers. neither OF whom
broke better than even on his final
year in the minor league arena.
though both made good in great shape,
when given an opportunity to show
with q oig-league club.
Another instance OF similar char
acter Is Bush. II would seem strange
and inexrlicable TO Detroit crowd
TO see this midget batting but meas
ley .247 and yet this is just the mark
he set in his season with Indianapolis
In the big league he batted right
round 800 all the time and was tried
out right in the finishing sprint Of
the championship race. at that.
The tables appended will give very
good line on the abilities OF all the
men. None of them. with the posi-
BILE exception OF Corns. the Central
league southpaw pitcher. are real slug.
gers, though Cockill Is the possossor
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

Windsor, III Wyandotte, :, mt indoor
Tom Thomas, n Briton, IL after ketcb-
els game.
Clark and Deiosh are the boxers who
will meet in the main bout at Wlhu-
sor Wednesday night
John Kelsey and sam Wick have gone
into training for what is sure 90 r. (,
suit in the championship handball
match OF the year.
Billy sunday rises to remark thar, In
HIS opinion, Arson was the greatest
batsman and best leader that pase-
ball has ever known
I'd Wright. shortstop for Paddy Nc
I;raw's Tigers last year, gets a
chance with Richmond In the Nir-
s'h'@
The south Michigan meets here Mon-
day TO get acquainted with Or Fetcy
Glass her new executive, ana 70
plan on circuit revision.
Report Of n fast mile by n green trot-
ter in Or. Whitney's string at MACON
has already percolated north. me
fellow worked easily N 2I2''.
Lnrped hr.t. wright second. and Alex
ander third. Is the rating otncially
given the American tennis cracks III
tho report OF the committee, Just IS
sued.
Mike Murphy ~ starting to build up
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

BOSTON. Jan. 4.-Pat Dinneen's VIC
tory in the Marathon race at PARK
So,iare rink has been the-great topic
OF conversation In local athletic err
cf6s. The showing OF the old south
BUston champions came in for consiu'
erable praise on all sides. There were
net a few whe-were willing TO express
The opinion that Pat was one or the
greatest long distance. runners In the
wnrld today and should be classed
with Longboat Dorando' hayes Ut
MANY OF The Critics point TO Dinneen 5
work Thursday night as the greatest
feat ever performed by any long dis
taYlce runner. When AZ Is considered
hat generally all long distance races.
from five miles up, are run on Dirt
tracks, and that Pat accomplished the
heretofore. unheard of feat OF running
the full Marathon distance on nara
board floor. the victory OF the old
timer discounts In many ways eilher
Of the performances OF Longooat or
D0rando, who ran their races on spe-
cfally prepared dirt tack III Madison
Square Garden.
when Dinneen was seen yesterday
he showed no bad effects OF his nara
race. When asked how he felt AFTER
thu long run he said:
sIt was simply practice jaunt.
conld have run much faster had
been pushed.
II knew | could win. | have been
through 90 many contests that | was
sure I had 1t on any OF the young fell
lows. Before the contest | thought
tint perhaps Prouty. who caused me
4 little trouble in Detroit, might press
No bit, but IL was evident. after halt
oEr<he race was gone. that l was his
master. I have now beaten all the To-
clschampions and. L want 10 meet
Ingboat, Dorando or Shrubb. am
sure can beat them. and ! will get
b9eking up TO $4,000 that ! will trim
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
How They Fielded

Of n pretty nifty record. In fact his
record compares In the fielding way
very favorably with Claud Rossman J,
though there is hardly chance for
the college boy 10 displace Claud.
Neither one OF the recruit catchers
seems 10 be much of slugger, though
the assist columns OF their fielding
records show that they were always
making life miserable for the woul6-
be base-stealers.
The pitchers are all OF them whit
fers" as they surely should be, for
there is no better line on real pitch
ing speed and curve than the ability
OF its possessor TO set the hostile bats
men down on strikes.
The figures appended are taken
from the Spalding Record book. just
published. which contains an excellent
compendium OF the performances OF
the players In professional baseball,
so far as official data Is obtainable.
In several cases, like those Of Works,
the New York State league pitcher.
the league secretaries apparently
failed to make any returns on the
pitchers standings.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
dope" on The Pitchers
DINNEEN CHALLENGES
LONGBOAT FOR $4,000

them at any distance from the Mara
thon up
Pat first startled the athletes OF the
Charlesbank gymnasium some is
years ago with his long runs around
the track. At that time he would
circle the track for hours at time.
Pat has kept at the game ever since.
The old-timer took part in his first
long-distance race back In 1892 in a
please IN Boston and
won the event handily. outfooting his
field by many miles. Since his first
race he has competed I'm the many
pro" games around New England.
generally finishing in the money. II
has been principally in the endurance
races, however. that he has proved
his mettle. Out OF 3S races he has
record OF winning 20 firsts. five sec
onds. eight thirds and five fourths. In
every race in which he started he has
always finished.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
EaSf0S,s1- Western Football
~ Chicago Man Sees Them
Chicago Maroon.

whereas For eastern football college
have been able select the best
action
Whereas, During the football
selected
selves before heaven 1.-THE
Whereas, When Penn ties Carlisle
that Carlisle must have had and
Whereas, When Penn beats be
teams Of merit in the - -
Whereas When Yale
Penn the
practice when Chicago
Chcagos big chan pionshp the whole
Wisconsin all their
Of their chief competitors the championship It merely
Chicago inferior
whereas For many years past the Intercollegiate
Guide teuifed by Columbia
ed an AAmecan basketball team always ignoring
OF basketball Players
Chicago Enthusiastically
the basketball guide picking teams and
AnEasern ~ "'
Whereas western college together before the
their
the held to obey the rules and play the
players further required TO live
Scholarship and amateur standing therefore soemny
Resolved That college
athletic and the fres snort
IN the world
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
HAS A BOYCOTT

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. Although
il is not known that orders from Pres
ident NJ " Kavanaugh have been re-
ceived placing a practical boycott on
American Association and Eastern
League clubs by members OF the
Southern association, facts developed
yesterday TO tend TO show that no
teams from these circuits will be
booked for spring exhibition games
with Southern league cities. Efforts
Of the Rochester, ~. Y, Eastern
league club TO secure the local park
for training failed. although railroad
and other influential officials inter
ceded for Manager John CAMEL. the
new Rochester leader.
The Eastern league and American
associations bid for higher classified
ton than that OF the Southern is sup
posed TO have caused the practical
boycott.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
PACKARDS ENTER THE
INDOOR B. B. ARENA

A stroag indoor baseball team has
been organized at the Packard Motor
Car Co., and. under the management
of w. r. Smith, Is going after the city
title with view to filching Owosso's
crown perhaps. later on. The 1909
Packards played their first game at
Saline New Years Day and won IL
handiiy, s to 2, fine battery work OF
Siebert and Morrell featuring.
The team Is comprised of Ted
Smith and Siebert, pitchers; Morrell
and Parker, catchers; w. Smith, first
base; West, second base; Meyer. third
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04


Tonight in the new Y. NJ. c. A
gymnasium the home team, cham
pions OF Michigan, will open their
season in a game with the strong Chi
cago Centrals, admittedly one Of the
strongest teams In the west. The
ticket sale indicates that large
crowd will be on hand and typical. old
time Y. NJ. c. A. enthusiasm Will!
surely be on tap.
The Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. will line up
With a comparatively new team, both
forwards and one OF the guards who
assisted IN the winning OF tho state
championship last year having been
supplanted by new men. In place o.
B. Johnson and Stockham. the former
OF whom has retired on account OF
lung trouble, and the latter Of whom
is now with the Burroughs. tho Y.
NJ. c. A. will present Boosey. an old
time star, and either Havili or Cor
don, promising newcomers. Branston
remains a; center and will be relied
on for most OF the scoring. though he
udn OCCn W dItANAh6 0hAJ - 1SSAS "sse
his team. Chauncey Johnson's mate
at defense will be Wilson, last years
substitute, DIR. Hanna having retired
from the game.
Chicago "Y" has played but little
this season and 10 also shy some OF
her last years strength. Lag Detroit.
her star will be at center and the bat
tie between LANCE and Branston Is
expected to develop the most interest
ing feature of the evening.
The @. p. T. Co. team which 10
making a runaway race of II In the
Manufacturers league this year and
last season won the Associated cham
pionship, will meet the Y. NJ. G. A.
reserves In the preliminary.
I'm not making any prediction on
the gam,," said Manager Al G. Hueo'
ner, of the Detroit team. The Gen.
trail A. A. U. champions are pretty
tough crowd to beat and our team Is
naturally somewhat {. an experiment,
with all Its new material. AT present
the Chicago bunch has it on us
shade as, in the three games which
we have fought out, they beat us
twice, our victory being secured here
two years ago while they defeated US
twice. but both times in Chicago"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
'CORBETT COULD
LICK JOHNSON"
JAMES J. JEFFRIEs.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. III
jim Corbett could get back In shape
he would whip the life out Of Johnson.
think he could do 1t IL half In shape,
and know II would be dead easy game
for him IL he could stand hard train
ing. Johnson does not class with a
man like Corbett or Fitzsimmons and
IL either were half right he could beat
Johnson to death and make him jump
out OF the ring. do not think Cor
bett is serious when he says he may
fight Johnson, but If he Is serious and
can stand training he will not have
much trouble In turning the trick.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
|GOTCH IS EAGER
To MEET MAHM0UT

CHICAGO, Jan. Jack Curley has
received letter from Frank Gotch,
who is now stopping at temperance
hotel near Charing Cross. In London,
and found that Gotch was willing to
come back TO this country and wrestle
The champion wrote that he was tired
OF England and asked what the terms
would be for him TO come back and
meet Mahmout. The local promoters
are perfectly willing to put him on
with the foreigner and will hang up a
big purse.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
NJ CUNE REJ0|NS
LOCAL PUG RANKS

Tom McCune, the Detroit heavy
weight. who has been campaigning
the northwest for several years, has
returned TO his home and has accept
ed the position OF boxing instructor al
AL Days gymnasium. He Is anxious
to get On match with any good
Michigan heavyweight and says that
he is in frst-class shape. In his re-
cent battles he has been winning with
great regularity.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
NEW YORK-PHILA.
LIGHTWEIGHTS CLASH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Young
Erne, one OF the best lightweights this
city can boast Of, and by no means a
bad fighter, will hook up with Leach
Cross, one of the shining stars OF New
York, in a six-round battle here to-
night.
Both men are In fairly good shape
and should put UP fast and inter
esting contest.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
SPRINTS 100 YARDS
IN 10 ON ROLLERS

CHICAGO, Jan. Aired Tyrell.
amateur roller skater. established
three new records at Riverview rink
yesterday afternoon. From stand.
ing start he skated 100 yards in 10
around two turns. He covered quar-
ter mile in 30. and clipped two-ffths
Of second of the half.mile record.
reducing the mark TO Ills.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
D.A. c. SCHEDULES
STAR 0REG0N|ANS

The Detroit Athletic club basketball
team which defeated Pennsylvania
Friday night will appear next In a
game in which 1t faces an all-star
lineup from Oregon that is now en-
gagged on a tour OF the United States.
The date for the game is Jan. is and
the contest will be played In the
Light Guard armory.
Manager Bresler, OF the ID. A. C
Is trying to secure the Spaldings and
Riversides as the preliminary TO the
big game.
The Oregonians are sending out
tbs team for advertising purposes,
the merchants and other boosters OF
the state having backed II with
nurse sufficient TO ensure all expenses.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
PheidipnideS Must Pear
Blame for These MarathOnS

Pheidippides, the Athenlan soldier
who inadvertently started the first
Marathon race when he carried the
news of the Grecian victory over the
'Pesians from Marathon 10 Athens, has
an awful lot TO answer for.-Chicago
Inter ocean.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

base; Davis. Thorburn and Andrews,
short stops; Vock, George and John
son, outfelders.
The Packards will play the Windsor
Reserves Wednesday and the Bur
roughs on Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

IL n hard 10 believe that Jim Cerbett
at the age OF ~ could give Jack
johnson a fight and few of Jim's
friends look on his present chatter as
anything but a bit of boosting for his
show. Jim 10 still, however, a won
derful boxer. and never took on so
very much extra weight
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Logical.

Isn't 1t singular that every sporting
figure who takes wife has his partic-
ular line of endeavor interviewer into
the story by original reporters? For
instance, Longboat enters life's long
Marathon; Sluggs. the boxer. is knock
ed out by Cupid with blow to the
heart: Biffer, the ball player, signs
life's long contract, etc. On the same
line OF thought. Pete, the barkeep.
when he married. started on life's long
souse.-Exchapge
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money IL II fails
TO cure. Il. w. GROVES signature 10
on each box. csc.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
WILLIE HESTON
A PROUD PARENT

w. Martin Heston, once Michlgan's
great football player. now Detroit;
attorney, became proud parent on
the evening OF Jan. =, Mrs. Heston
giving birth to fine nine-pound boy
whom While says has been giving the
college yell ever since
Z The father was about town Monday
doing the honors and making the
prediction that the Michigan football
team would again have Heston IN
its lineup in 1928 at the latest.
. d - q. L. FAX a.
Bear. the n'hs Mad iol Haze LaalS Bought
a', \ &HzNzz9
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
ID. HARUM STUFF
NOT so
STRONG.

10 Just ~ iogic nsvsr
in
o
FirsBa of
Pitcher Howell
Outnei dsr Burkett of Boston
sudho for OF washin
Morgan o
OF
Outhedsr Hoffman
outhei der ckstng 70 Jones'. OF washn
s
other American league club.
WI
IL
n looks like the logical verdict
o.
races a 1 a
knowh Gu
l.
herea
he wallop
o
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
WRESTLING
RESlSCITATED
IN DETROIT.

which the
assoc he
tricks his trade
Most those
oftener
them in wrestling than can
in
plenty Of clean fun to be gotten out OF POM
locally worth while He mas Done nj.
the
Il by
locally
a
he
be him
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

the
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
H)OTBALL men
!: Get SWEATERS

In the neighborhood OF 80 men gath
cred round the banquet board at Rich
ter's Saturday night TO take part In
the annual feed OF the Detroit Ath-
1etfc club football team, 10 assist In
the exercises attendant on the pre-
sentation Of sweaters to the members
of-the team and 10 once more voice
tlieir loyalty TO the most active attn
letfc club in the United States. The
sweaters were presented by President
Kelsey, Secretary Eugene Bresler OF
ficiating as POSTMASTER and addresses
beng mate by Manager Widman, Capt.
Smith, DR.. Dave Dorning, Jake Mazer
ana others 100
Sweaters were awarded to Capt.
Smith. Moebs. Mouat, Zimmerman,
Gregory, deorge Lawton, Karl, Vaughn,
Jog Miller. Finlayson. Moxson and
Campbell.
Jerseys went TO g.. Patterson. G.
Patterson, Eitermiller. Cooper, Krom-
berg, Johnson. Galson. Warren and
Schneider.
1Iose who figure that shrubb will run
Aongboat of his feet In the first ten
miles, forget that Tom Eek is TOO
wise 10 send his charge out 90 race
all the way with man 10 beat whom
bis only hope is to keep up an even
In. To-. ~ ~. H.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
DETROIT Y. N. c. A.
OPENS SEASON
IN NEW GYM
ToNioHT's GAME WITH CHICAGO
cENTRAIS WILL GIVE LINE ON
NEW MATE RlAL-sTATE
CHAMPS MUCH CHANGED.

Holman $500. LU ..,....s. WILSON,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NJ. A. &.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

ehItrIAln thtm py n lHIoe-HIIHu0e eNHIultIoH OF
sport known wrestling OF the intricacies OF
which Mr.. Bleakey would give a concise demon
stratlon the person OF Lis partner.
Mr.. Beakiey duly introduced and went to
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

While giving Noah Brusso and them don't forg
probably nauguate by which the loser
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

; mot given.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

know Boston loose
which he
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Stprt @nlobrslup | Hebre Coon galep,
@tscuniin.

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ira aue Gdnter hos Wer. % Ylrs. Sobn
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Shahens f~orimaaeoe
RierIieheo.

9isbman0itanoen | Seberan gap
for en- 5io iioen ct fort og aIimrenbe
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Ppao Oct foiter.

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