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The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

X Mills Preston Jack. Rockford.
IA King Carrousei. X. Jones'
Captain Northey- Hopkins ST Ninnian,
Trigg
All the candidates hal gallopins
exercise today and there was bis
crowd al the Downs early tC look them
over. There was. OF course, fast work
and Minoru and Sir Martin stripped in
splendid condition. The former is no,
really owned by his majesty. ne hay-
ing leased his running qualities from
his breeder. Col. Hall Walker The
name. by the way. is Japanese ami
means Success. Under the conditions
the colts will shoulder 1875 pounds. tha
scale weight and the fillies III. There
are still half hundred Cligibles and
there ia chance that there will be
some added starters before post time
tomurrow There will be no American
owners represented. the keene. Whit
Eey and Belmont eligiOles having prov
en- not OF sufficient stake calibre. But
the big American contingent, who
will be at the Downs. will be able 20
root for an American bred as Sir Mar
Tins daddy. Ogden. was the fastest
miller. with the exception OF Dick
Wells. that ever started in the United
States.
Richard Croker. who owned the
1907, winner. Orby. Will entertain 4
big party OF Americans in his box to-
morrow. He came down TO the course
today and went TO the Winans stable
where he looked sir Martin over criti.
cally II was the first time that he
had seen the colt and he declared
that he looked all over. 4 winner.
\ smart shower set in this after
noon and it is now raining hard. This
Is rot expected 10 have much effect on
the course. however. as IL Is hard as
iron. no rain having fallen for six
weeks. II will make the course much
more springy. It is expected, and the
weather experts declare the shower
will soon pass over The welcome
rain has caused great chagrin among
owners OF "Dicky legged" horses. who
scratched last night and early TODAY
because of the extremely hard course,
The Bayardo l.ouviegs. and Valens
camps are extremely jubilant, as their
horses are not at their best on sun
baked track. butr nm the smartest
races on softer going.
On behalf OF the kings stable. q
statement vas issued today declariHt
Minurn was never I'm such fine fettle
and that he viii win IN common
gallop.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
Cralners-Detroit Emerges From Des
ert and Pushes RAPIDLY On

JIMENEZ, Mexico. May 20.-AfteT
80 miles on dreacnerous Mexican
roads. the pathfnders for the fag-to-
flag endurance contest reached jim
enez this morning. 1t was a much
better run ont ~ Chihuahua than =
was in. During the incoming trip the
pathfiuding party suffered severe
hardships. but pushed forward night
and day against fearful obstacles AZ
ter Billy Knipper went over the car
following it's sand burial at Guada-
loupe, the ChalEers-D Detroit 80 has
been making splendid time over the
sand AMI sage brush roads The dts,
lance from Chihuahua 10 JiHenez was
made in - hours. The explorers in.
tend by hard driving 20 reach Tor
ZION by tomorrow night.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

BUGS" TAKES HIS
STRAIGHT ALWAYS

NEW YORK. May 25.-Bugs
Raymond came into the club
house yesterday with fresh
hair cut and his neck shaver
clean up even with his ears.
Did you take an anesthetic.
Bugs" asked Matty looking ~
the weird hair cut and wonder.
ing how IL was done.
Don't think I'm crazy. 10
you" inquired Bugs rather
testify. Them mixed drinks
will drive anybody nutty."
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw
Railway Company
Detroit. Mich. MAY 20. 1903.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that n
spectat meeting OF the stockholders 81;
fbo chicago Kalamazoo Saginaw
pauvav Company will he held al the
office OF the President Of said company,
az Room A. Michigan Central station.
readav tie 28rd day OF Jun~. A. ~,
iso9. al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. for
The purpose Of taking action in respect
of issuing and disposing OF bonds and
of making a mortgage 20 secure the
Nv order OF the Board OF Directors.
a.. .. WALDO,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
Enrmal openina Of N.w FieId.

Saturday. May %. will be formal
operlng day" al the new Burroughs
baseball park The visiting team VIII
no Adrian college. Mgr. Clago -
making every effort to Get the shop
team into the best possible shape for
this game.
Tickets will ne placed on sale AZ
a G.. Spalding K Bros. Tuesday or
seats may be reserved by calling {. W.
Neeker, at y. 2270.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
WHILE THE TIGERS WERE CINCHING
THEIR HOLD ON LADDERS TOP RUNG

used 70 play IN the old Northwestern
league.
10 looked as ~ Smith must have gouc
IN cold. WITH two on he whirled or
two Wild pitches 100 succession. both
scoring Tia bail Ait the ground in
front 81 the plate on both occasions.
Wet. ~ TIE N4tiopA league has been
going \crazy over. brownies speed. we
laVe something that would amaze
them.
ON One Of those wild pitches Cobb
came all the WAY home from second
base sliding around smith with Tia.
bali
The diWluutive run-iu between cobb
aud evans on SUNDAY was not pr0duc-
tive ~ any iil-feeiing on either sidt-
Thev grinued aqd exchanged greetings
Yesterday.
\ swell jumping catch or line driv
Toy p"IFbIutF enabled ScGapfer Co avert
ran OF Two iu the third by turning
10 iufO double play
Summers had improved greatly over
Nis app-arauCe against the Athletic
and then Washington isn't hitting Iust
nosy a- were TIE Nackitcs.
The warm weather d. proving th.
cr~. 3s we'll as Moriarty.
Pitcher I.aftte viii 40 90 Providence
as soon as thr Detroit club gets
waivers,
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viii Patch Up ooteh's Nose.

OMAHA. Neb.. May 25-George
II ackenschmidt. VINO was 10 wreste
Frank Gotch. worlds champion la
Melbourne. Australia. next January
may be relieved today when he hears
that Gotch has cancelled the match.
The champion said that ne Is to have
n operation performed on his nose
abou, the middle OF June for an injury
received years ago while playing ball.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
CLEVELAND CANS TWO.
One Of Them is Wright, Who Twirled
Twice Against Tiges Here.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 25.-Catcher
Grover Land and Pitcher Bill Wright
were sold 10 Toledo this morning and
will report at once.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
Sporting Notes

Cass. =; ID. L. r.. 4.
sDaidinxs, ~ Chatham. 2.
CHESHIRE IN eligible 90 pitch again.
o'Brien aud I<etcheI have been matched
FOR SIX rounds at Phliadel phla-
.
McGraw's Tigers took q dou bIe- header
from Waliaceburg. yesterday
In It's eleventh attempt, the Lansing
team OF the Southern Michigan has
at last won game.
TIE indianapoli. players are alleged 10
be paying Perry Worden 70 stick
with the team as trainer
Wood. Of Montreal. won the Hamilton
Mdrat aOn IN fast time. SuerrIug quiz
Ia the nineteenth nile.
After that cup presentation Roger
Bresnanan had the nerve 10 80 IA
and beat hts old pals the Giants VITA
AathewsOn pitching.
Opinions are divided as to whether
Jefries viii ever hght again and
whether or not. IL ne did. Johnson
would be able to last ten rounds.
joe BasSeft's Myra aud snyder. Hob
won INetr races at Chatham yeslGr-
day. Both are among the local mat
tuee cOutingents cracks
Windsor, o; VT. Clemens. ;. ut the open
ing pf the new Wigle park. Moore
end He!der pitched. DeneIu played
hrst foI Windsor and picked Two.
indianapolis has an iBfieid comprised q Z
Carr. Williams Burke and Monte
Cross Williams is FOX aud all che
hs4ra NJ g,r NOR n a .
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
WASHINGTON.

Hits-On AltroCk in l-3 innings
of Smith. in 5 "a innings. At Dat -
Against Altrock -, smith IS. Two
base hitg-Moriarty OLearv. Milan.
Three bs 80 hit-McIntyTe sacrifice
Brown Mcbride. Stolen bases-Cobb
>. Moriarty. First base on balls-Om
Summers 3. of Smith 1. First base or
errors--Detroit >. Washington / Left
on bases--Detroit :. Washington
Struck Out-By Summers 4. by Smith l..
Double plays--Schaefer and Moriarty.
Nc Bride. Drlehanty ana Donohue Will
pitChes-Smuh g. Time 80. Empues
Evans and Hurst. Attendance
3.5s2.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Cobb got four hits of Altrock
and Smith in the game al De
troit.
Alt-ock lasted but TWO and one
third innings before the Tigers
and has probably terminated his
career as a big-ieague pitcher
Cleveland slugged the Athletics
pitchers hard anu made IL easy
for Cy Young 10 win a game. Dy-
CERT started ana Vickers finished.
Old Cy himself got four hits.
The SoX made their four hits
of Brockett count nightly and
won from New YORK. , to l, Scott
and Smith twiriing.
In the Detroit game. Smith. who
went in cold, contributed three
wild pitches OH which the Tigers
scored as many runs.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
Def To fe-Year.olds.

ANY good 1s.year.old team wishing
the service or a good infelder can
phone W. lsl2-w. and ask for John.
between II and :.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.


Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati ;. Philadelphia !.
Chicago 4. Brooklyn 3.
81 Louis 3. New York /.
Pittsburg o. Boston ,
TOdRy's Gnmes.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cnfcsgo at Brooklyn
~ Louis al New York
Cincinnati az Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

TO assume the heaying burden and
Long TEN has just started TO come
&c his own. At Cleveland Sunday he
was said 10 have the finest curve seen
on the Napland lot this season and
struck cut no less than / / of the Maps
in six innings. in addition 10 shutting
them out for that period
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
May Play First Base.

n He may get another chance 70
ii axe good for the team tAat IA, con
sented TO try HIM IN all 'fff1,oa oInts
However. his destination is one of the
minor league clubs controlled by the
Cantillons There he may regain some
~ his lost effectiveness. II not as a
|iltcher. there is still chance for
HE once great pitcher as first-base'
nan. To a &ertain extent he has rec
I<Ixnized the approach OF the finish and
|&As been practicing hard with just
1k1ch an effort in view.
& Smith was wild and the Tigers
|nrored two of the runs. started In the
Mating bee of Altrock. The rest Of
the game was procession. marked
only by the Intellectual attempts OF the
washington club To score of Eddie
Summers, while the Tigers kept roll
ing up their majoritles after the fash
non OF an anti-saloon league ticket in
an upstate county
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
cantIlIon Has Faith.


Joe Cantillon. however, still has
faith In his team.
4 Rive got the best club in the east
and any OF those folks from Boston.
New York or Philadelphia can get u
chunk of my money II they think they
nreg ding to heat us out" said he. as
ne watched the game Of yesterday
fror his point of exile In the stand.
. f.sThey'd better save Us a berth in
the first division TO save themselves
The trouble OF being forced 10 make
uoom.v he continued The race Is
voung vet and my pitchers haven,
rot 10 working. Hughes and Johnson
6( particular haven't been at them
Elves and the others have been go
ln~ hut fairly. I've got the ball clut
- hack them up and make the runs
~ them. The other eastern clubs
;. j1ll be coming hack 10 me when thi
>eetcrn crowd strikes its gait. An,
. ~ Wiling 20 go on record as sayini
tat we'll not be worse than fourtl
u the end"
h Cantillon Is OF the baseball ger
<rnls who are not foolish enough 4
31s> mn the present positions OF tn
+ kthletics. Boston and New York a
. <oy true line on the calibre OF thes'
4 |s-Do you think the western club
an be back up there around the TOT
fore the season IL over?" he wa
&ked.
Thcre's no question about g. Yor
llows and couple OF the others on
re. with Washington 4 possibility
10 make the race" said he.
To-day Mullin and Hughes are du'
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
llTR0CK's PASSING
m INCIDENT OF
MONDAY S GAME
Doubtful II Nick Ever Takes Firing
Line Again in American League,
Of Which He Was Once
Bright Star.
Cantillon Says He Has Best CLUB In
East and Hoots at Athletics,
Boston and New York.
BY PAUL n. 5RuSkE.

LITTLE cotsrle Oh
baseball fans-onlS
1852 OF them
passed through the
stiles at Bennett
Park on Monday
and We call that a
coterie though IN
Cleveland IL would
be a mob-saw De
troit again slaugh'-
er the poor Sena
tors from Wash
ington. climbing
all over the battle
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

Newspaper reports have Jack Warner
financially on his uppers result
81 lis Galveston venture. have an
other guess coming Old Jack had
none Of his own money ia the rcxas
league club. and stlll retains a bunch
OF apartment houses in New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
A. expected. ~ took LanEford hut four

rounds = cop the championship OF
England from Ian Hague. lie could
have RTabbed 80 tn the first. had ne
desired 10 take the Chancs.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

To see whether or not Nick VAS
really there, Joe Cantillon tried him
Yesterday against the Tigers.
Nick had all his old confidence 70
\ al appearances. He retained the
swell motion toward first base which
has caused Ty Cobb to pronounce him
the most effective pitcher In the pro-
fession in holding men close TO the
(. sack. The little tricks of fielding and
the mannerisms which have made
Altrock's style pattern TO so many
'left-handers were all there but the
old speed and curve were missing.
The Tigers took one .nring to get
the range with Nick's trajectory
thus sized up they started y blaze
away.
The veteran was lucky 10 get OF
With one run scored against him In
the second inning. In the third Nc
\ Intyres triple and singles by Bush
crawford and Cobb in order caused
cantillon to yank Nick IN the SLAP
and send out Smith.
Slowly and with apparent reluctance,
game TO the last. Altrock obeyed the
4 ssammons Nor had ne any excuses
h "a make after the contest was over.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
!, yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 10. Washington l
Chicago :. Few N9SS I.
Cgsveis adtcksSth}b.lfs .
Rain at 81. Louis
Today. Games.
washington at Detroit
Athletics az Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
w l. Pet. W. L. Pc
Pittsbrg u II S33 Broolsln 13 Is .,
Chicago 80 - SOC ST LouIs,15 10 az
PhillieS IA - .5l9 New Y'k-12 - -
Cinc'nati lG u ass Boston IL IS 81
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

kcarIed frames OF the SanliIlohisSs
s,sc 10 TO win. and went away, Ia
fall probability without giving a
thought TO the fact that they had seen
what. in all probability, was the nm
Fishing touch OF one OF the Creates
old pitchers in the business.
For many years Nick Altrock has
been an American league hero. First
with Boston and later with Chicago he
n won the reputation OF being one or the
hest left-handers in the business. For
+ the Sox he was a prominent factor III
\ the teams great championship vistocy
OF 1906. Memory still recalls how ne
came 10 the front In the worlds series
OF that year and beat the Cubs in TWO
sensational games, securing for MS
club the most coveted team title in
Mi organized sport.
The worlds championship win, how
eyer. proved Nicks undoing His re-
y turn 10 his home in Cincinnati found
horde OF friends out 10 meet NINA
Then ensued a winter OF dissipation
and late hours. =,
The iron constitution " tao pail
player seemed shattered when he re-
ported the next year and he was OF
little use TO his team, in 1907. LAST
spring Comiskey signed him 10 an
. anti-booze contract and Nick went
round the circuit with his tongue
8welled to a point where living was
hardly endurable. He made plucky
fIght to get back his old effectiveness
hut failed. This spring Comiskey de-
termined that he had played the pars
az the sentimental uncle long enough
md cut Nick loose in trade in which
he was virtually thrown in for good
measure.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25
indianapolis ha. an inaeId comprised q
PATHFINDER MAKING TIME.

Carr. william. Burke and Monte
Cross Williams is a FOX and all tht
others are former managers.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

X. Mills Preston Jack. Rockford.
a j Kings Carrousei. X. Jones.
Captain Northey-iiopkins' st. Ninnian
srrla
The Detroit times., 1909-05-25

windsor, VI; VII. Clemens. ., mt the open
ing 90 the new Wigle park. Moore
eud He!der pitched. DeneIu played
hrst foI Windsor and pick Two.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-20
STATE OF NEW YORK.

Eol A IT. UT NEW TURN,
 City and County of New York, ss.
 BE TT REMEMBERED, That on this l6th day of July, 1909, before me, Louis WALTHAUER, a Notary Public in and for the State of New York. residing in the City of New York, personally appeared ANTON J. DITTMAR, RAPHAEL BRILL and WALTER E. ERNST, parties to the foregoing cer- titicate of incorporation, to me person. ally known and known to me to be the persons who executed the foregoing cer- tificate to be the act and deed of the slgners respectively, and that the facts therein stated are truly set forth.
 GIVEN under my hand and seal of office the day and year aforesaid.
 (SEAL) LOUIS WALTHAUER.
 Notary Public, Kings Co. Certificate filed in New York City.
 First published August r, 1909.
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 We, the undersigned, being the sev eral original subscribers to the capital stock hereinbefore named, for the pur- pose of forming a corporation to do business both within and without the State of Delaware, and in pursuance of an act of the State of Delaware en- titled "An Act Providing General Corporation Law" (approved March 10, 1S99). and the acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. do make and file this certificate, hereby declaring and certifying that the facts therein stated aIe true, and do respec lively agree to take the number of | shares of stock hereinbefore set forth, and accordingly have hereunto set our hands and seals this l6th day of July, | nineteen hundred and nine
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 The incorporators may at the or. ganization meeting, and the Directors may at their first meeting, or at any subsequent meeting, provide by appro- priate bylaws for that purpose for the number of Directors, for their election, for an increase or reduction in their
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