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The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

OF his own Stanagc and Schmidt arc
simply catching grand ball and seem
TO improve with toll.
In the NTH Willctt nclded Waddclrs
grounder TO third ahead of Wallace and
long chase ensued. Mcintyre finally
putting the ball on Bobby i'm the most
approved infeld style
In the fifth tho Browns filled the
bases with two out on hits by Wallace
and Hartzcll and an Intentional pass
TO Hoffman McAleese gave a chance
To the accurate O'Leary.
ST Louis got much fused over a
fake report that MCAlecr had resigned.
Nothing In IL. lie has made too much
money FOR the Browns 10 let little
bad luck discourage him.
BY swell stop OF Hartzelrs HIT
holding Waddell at second. Schacfer
probably saved the game for his team.
| Though he did not recover In time to
throw, the runners were anchored -
That double play OF first. short and
! first often practiced but seldom put
Jones and Wallace in a little Tiger
rally which e summaTily stopped.
The only error OF tho game was
scored when Obearys throw on Will
liams In tho fourth pulled Rossman
OF the bag In spite OF Claud's perfect
| imitation OF tho rubbcr-limbed man.
one OF the hardest hit balls OF the
day was the one Tom Jones whanged
straight into Bushs hands I'm the sec
/ ond. IL nearly knocked Denies dukes
/ apart but he held on like puppy TO
/ root
The straight row Of sod from the box
/ to the plate. with the skinned alleys
on either side, are designed by Ground
/ keeper Murphy To assist the umpires
and batsmcn alike Everybody Is
against the poor pitcher these DAYS.
Umpire Egan got his carcass in the
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
ONCE A LEMON HIMSELF,
HENDRICKS is CHARITABLE


Manager Jack Hendricks. OF the TT.
Wayne Central league team. is prob
ably the only manager in baseball
who actually smiles when stung
in a player deal. Having been lem
on himself Jack realizes how he made
another manager feel. and grins to
think OF II.
Hendricks has had many phonies In
the line Of playing talent slipped TO
him, but he never squawks. He Will
never forget the day he was sold I'd
Washington as a phenOm, only &c
prove the biggest bubble in recent
years
Washington needed an outheldci
who could run bases, and as Hen
bricks was credited with ~ swipes
instead OF II thanks 20 compost
ton error, he was purchased from
| Spokane, to the amazcment OF tina
outfits owner.
1t wasn't long after Hendricks join
ed the Senators that he drew can
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Heads of Tail-End Clubs
Heirs to GrueSOme Woes

magnate may ever be conceded to live
life of that sort-seemed to have
effected a complete cure. Last year,
with the Browns up at the top or right
around there at all times. McAleer's
health was excellent. So 1t contin-
ued until the disastrous trip, followed
with a luckless series with the Tigers
in the Missouri metropolis, as finish
ing touch. brought 1t back.
In the games here McAleer suf-
'ers tortures every minute. He WIGS
forced Tuesday TO abandon his Gus
tom OF working out his own infleld.
which he turned over to one OF his
pitchers. Gamely he took his place
on the firing line to coach his run
ners and inspire his men to die game
~ before the Tiger onslaught, but the
effort told and he was a still sicker
man in the evening.
McAleer hopes that he will be able
10 keep off the operating table this
year until the season Is over. II the
Browns start winning he is pretty sure
that this will be possible. Whether
or not he will be able to bear up In
case the team continues to lose, re-
mains TO be seen.
They don't make them any gamer
than the St Louis boss and those who
know him will sympathize most with
his affection and the plucky battle
which he is making in spite OF his
physical distress.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
TIGERS |, BROWNS o; WILLETT AND
WADDELL ENTERTAIN WITH A BATTL e

McAlccr Is again in uniform and was
coaching al first base whenever there
was a man on
Howell stone. schweitzer and Smith
are among the Brownies not making
the Detroit trip.
The Brown infeld was working fine
~ and helped Waddell out by two
swell double plays
Little Stephens hurt n finger I'm tho
third but finished the inning out. re-
firing in favor OF Criger.
Magnate Hedges is accompanying his
team in the absence OF Secretary Rick
ert who is on his honeymoon
Ferris slipped ia fielding Cobb's swell
bunt In the fourth but nearly threw
Ty out from sitting position on the
grass.
The Tigers can play deeper on the
Browns than they do on most teams.
and get away with 10. The fleet foot
foes are not many
Bushs throw. retiring Ferris in the
fourth was selntillating play lie
got the high -bounder away back on
tho grass In short left
RUDE and the bleacherites enjoyed
their usual kidding match. The RUDE
was winning the argument until the
Tigers get their run.
It's moving day for Ed. Killian. lie
and Mrs killian are getting their
chattels settled in Eds fine new home
out North Woodward
The Browns trotted out tho terrible
Criss in the ninth TO hit with two out
and Williams on third Willctt lcaped
w and spcarcd his drive
wild Bii Donovan was out In uni
form and gave his arm mild work
out He says 10 felt n bit stin but
would be in shape when his turn comes
around again.
Beckondorf Is enjoying prolonged
spell OF bench duty through no fault
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Sporting Notes

spnIdings play Mt oxford Thursday.
John sweeney has moved his billiard
hall TO the Normandie.
The Elks' tenn md the Builders md
Traders aggregation Will clash at
ID. y. c. this afternoon.
Lansing offers 81 900 I'm purses for the
meeting OF the Short ship circuit
there the week OF Aug. Is.
Yale beat Princeton In the final game,
by virtue Of errors by Capt Sides.
The Ellis are eastern champs.
The Detroit baseball club has COM
plctCd the formalitics and now con-
trolls the whole OF Bennett park
The Ford No. ., leading the Sbawmut
by eight hours, is expected To finish
the transcontincntal race at Seattle
today.
Jerome TrnNers SAYS thRt he wore n
sweater in the British golf Champion
ships and thereby lost the support Of
the gallery.
Congressman DENLY has been In formed
that all launches. however small Will
have 10 conform to the new marine
laws. He VIII strive for n mitigation
OF the hardship. however.
job Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Mcintyre scored the only run OF
the game at Detroit by tearing IN
on Crawford's accidental bunt.
Both Waddell and Willett were
in fine form and were beautifully
supported.
Cleveland scored the winning
run in the first game at Chicago
on a balk by Walsh. In the sec
ond combat the Maps punched
their hits off Smith and made il a
victory.
The Athletics hit Gray In uni
son and had no trouble winning
another game for Chief Bender.
Boston made six errors but won
the game from New York, batting
Lake hard in the third inning and
coping for Arellanes, Burchell
and SchlitZer.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

There may be more worrisome jobs
than occupying the position of respon-
sibility at the helm OF a tail-end base
ball club. but positions of similar
character in wage do not occur TO lis
just now.
Harrassed by the jibes of press and
public. goaded on by the realization
of a depreciating investment. frenzied
by the failure OF repeated strategems
that have been successful in the past.
but that prove uniformly futile when
their success would be most welcome,
the poor baseball executive is DOOM
ed to many sleepless nights and irras-
chile days.
Peer George Dewey has just perish
ed miserably. away from his friends,
his end undoubtedly fastened by the
repeated failure of his efforts to stem
the uninterrupted tide of defeat which
had engufed his Boston club in the
National league. Manager James Nc
Aleer. Of the Browns. while by no
means a coffin candidate and good, ac:
cording to his employer for 20 years
more in the harness, is nevertheless
suffering as the result of his schem-
ing TO get the Browns travelling on the
path to prosperity again.
On the very day that the Browns
struck the eighth position in the
league race. McAleer was taken al
with the recurrence OF an old organic
trouble from which he had been im
mune ever since an operation four
years ago. That time the trouble was
set down to the worry which he had
suffered over his team in the siren
uous times Of war between the Amer
can and National leagues. The oper
alton. followed by the period OF com
parative calm-if, indeed, a baseball
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
NUMBER SCHEME (.
FOR THE G[IDDEA
Committee in Charge Adopts Plan
BY Which All Numbers Will Fur
nish Key to Class of Competition.

Numbers have now been allotted to
the cars entered for the A. A. A. tour.
ing contests and the cars sorted into
groups according TO the trophy for
which they are entered. Among the
latest entries Is a White steamer that
will use nothing but kerosene as fuel
on the tour. The list OF entrants with
the Official number assigned to them
Is as follows:
Ghdden rrophy--No. /. Premier. 2.
Premier; 2. Chalmers-Detroit;a 4. ~Nas.
mon, ., Marmon; g. EMF; 4. -
M-F; \, EMF; 0, MAXWELL: -
MAXWELL; IL. Jewel; IA. Pierce AZ
row; IA, Pierce Arrow: .15. 9ltds:. 1c,
Thomas; II, Midland; IS. Lexingt6a5
10, STANDARDIZATION; 20. StoddaFd
Dayton; 81. Stoddard-Dayton: ~
White.
Hover Trophy-No. 100. Moline
; 101. Moline; 1902, Moline: 103. Brush
1O4, Brush; los. Chalmers-Detroit
loo; Hupmobile: 107, Maxwell; los
Pierce Arrow; 100 Pierce Arrow
ITO, Mcintyre: Ill, Stoddard-Dayton
112, Jewel: ia. Mason.
Detroit Trophy-No. 81. America
Simplex: So, Chalmers-Detroit: IS
Premier.
, n-Contestants-Nc. rs, Rapi'
e truck; rs, Automobile and Motto
Age" car; II. Diamond Rubber Co
{ car.
} Official Cars-No. 90, Pilot EMF;
: 80. Chairman's car. Premier.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
DETROIT BALL CLUB
BUYS BENNETT PARK
Deal for the Other Half Of the Pro-
perty Closed Tuesday Morning,
Cost Club $97, 500.

All Of Bennett Park now belongs TO
Frank NaVin and William II. YaWkcy,
owners of the Detroit Baseball club.
deal for one-hal! Of the property was
closed Tuesday morning, and the
Champion Tigers are now assured OF q
home centrally located, and OF ample
dimensions.
The club bought half OF the park
several months ago, but the deal for
the other half was held up by heirs
who had an interest in the land.
The total cost Of the park to the club
was S97 500.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
MoREN DENIES CHARGE.
Allegation That He or His Father
Own Boston Club is a Fake.

Lew Moron, the pitcher OF the Phil
adelphia Nationals. positively denies
that he has any financial interest in
the Boston Nationals. A story to the
effect that he owned the club was
sent from Cincinnati Saturday night
When told Of it Moren was indignant
and said that neither himself nor his
father owned or contemplated trying
TO secure control OF the club.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

for Mr. Crawfords neck. Sam natur-
ally shut his eyes, twisted around ana
tried to back away. In some way has
Club met the ball. Before the aston
ished eyes of Mr.. Waddell the sphere
started 10 roll out into the field 10
his left. The pitcher was too astound-
ed 70 try To field II until too late. Sim
liar astonishment on Crawford's part
prevented him from logging II to first
with his usual speed and abandon.
Thetscene would have been laughable
but for the crisis in the game which
was imminent
Two athletes. however. kept their
heads. One OF these was Matty Nc
Intyre who, without a seconds hesita-
ton dug for the plate. beating any
possible throw. The other was Jim
me williams who came rushing in
and scooped the ball in time for q
play at first base on Crawford who
aroused by the shrieks of Manager
Jennings had started for that station.
though all too late.
The accidental squeeze is 10 be
copyrighted by the 'ftge"s from nov
on.
Crowd Welcomes Rossman.
A feature OF the game was the re-
mobilization OF Claud Rossman. Mo-
iarty reported for duty but was KEEP.
out Of the play. being still in rather
bad shape from his attack of ptomainc
poisoning Mr.. Rossman accordingly
first.based
The crowd rendered Claud an own
ton when he appeared at bat and con.
tinued the applause at various periods
throughout the game Claud wasn't
batting At any terrific clip, but hc
was fielding In his happirst vein AMI
showed a fine piece OF headwork In
planning a play on McAleese in the
fourth inning. when he averted a pos
sible mixup by fielding the ball him
self and shooting Willett over TO the
I bag where he met tho hurler with a
| perfect toss in the nick " time.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

way OF q Detroit play in tho NTH
when he interfered with Bushs hand
ling Of Stanage's throw To- get Hartzell
stealing. Had the runner on third
been any other man than Waddcll. he
would probably have tried for the
plate.
Wild Bill Donovan rises 10 remark
that the cut which appeared on this
page yesterday is undoubtedly he. but
In "a position to attain which he must
have been kidding. We have another
cut OF Bill we viii spring some time.
more remarkable still II shows him
with an awful scOwl
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
SIZE ELEMENT SHOULDN'T
BE FATAL TO KETCHEL


How big must man be TO
hold a heavyweight title? Is
Ketchel so small that he can
not be regarded seriously?
Now, taking Charley Mitchell,
John l.. Sullivan, Robert Fitz.
simmons. James j Corbett. j.
J Jeffries. Tom Sharkey. Tom
my Burns, and Jack Johnson
as types OF what a heavyweight
should be physically Ketchel
does compare unfavorably. He
is 5 feet 9 34 inches tall, VIII
be in superb condition at 175
pounds and will not be %
years old until next Septem-
Der. The average height OF the
eight heavyweights alluded TO
was only feet 8 "a inches.
and the average weight lS6 IA
pounds. So Ketchel as a heavy
weight possibility does not suf-
fer SO much in comparison.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Kenneth Mac a Carriage Horse.

The handsome trotting stallion Ken
meth Mac, 2:09 ga, that finished sec
ond TO Ann Direct in the 10000 Mer
chants and Manufacturers stake
few years ago and that gained his rec
ord I'm a race at Detroit last season
has been gelded and transformed into
high-acting carriage horse OF the
fashionable type. He is son OF
pobby Burns, by George Wilkes.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Sarcastic over Browns.

A grandstand comedian remarked
Monday. when the final score OF the
Browns-Athletics game was posted
showing that the McAleerites had won,
11-6: "The Browns will win their next
game Fourth Of July. They won Dec
Grafton day and they get there again
Flag day. There's two more victories
coming-Fourth of July and LABOR
day st Louis Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

collation. stamp, his inability TO steal
developing quickly. Prior to this Hon
bricks had been tried out by New
York. where he was pronounced d
hitter OF extraordinary ability. He
was let go when batting 1853.
Hendricks is part owner Of the Fl
Wayne club. plays in the outfeld
occasionally and nets n nice lot Of
!ucre every summer. In the of sea
son he acts as prosecutor in a Chi
cago police court
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
BEATS CLIFFORD AS USUAL.
Battling Nelson SoakG Perennial Op-
ponent in Stomach in Eth.

OKLAHOMA CITY Okla. June %
Battling Nelson gathered in a little
more easy money last night when his
fight with Jack Clifford was stopped
in the fifth round The bout was e
have gone Is rounds
In the fifth round Nelson knocked
Clifford down with punch in the
stomach and the referee stopped the
fight The 1000 spectators demand
ed their money back.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Chance for l.. Cross.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 23.-If
Leach Cross wins his bout scheduled
for Saturday with Dick Hyland ne
will be matched with either Packey
Mcfarland or Battling Nelson. Pro
moter Coffroth said today that he
would offer the match 10 Mcfarland
and If he declined 1t. would immediate
ly arrange for the match with Nelson
The Battler has already accepted Con-
roths terms If Hyland wins, he Will
be matched with Mcfarland.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
MANHATTANs NURSE CROUCH.
Want TO Bet on Game With Walker.
vile, Following a Fiasco.


The Manhattan A. c., which lost .
close game to Walkerville Sunday By
a score of to s. believe that, had u
not been for the biased umpiring they
might have won. The ManhattanA
would like a return game with the
Walkerville team, and will post $40
or SIS with the editor of this paper
that they can beat them. game to be
played in Detroit on Belle Isle .dia-
mond. o~ -st.,-
July 4, the Hayes Athletic club, Of
Cleveland, will journey to Detroit to
try conclusions with the Manhattans.
and will play them a return game In
Cleveland on Labor Day.
July 6. the Manhattans play the
Ionia Reformatory team at Ionia.
Mich, and would like to give the
Cons" n return game In Detroit, but
the warden refuses to give them q
vacation. Any teams desiring games
call j. Morgan, Walnut 12l4-J, after 9
p. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Athletic Clubs Propose Meet.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The Chicago
Athletic association has challenged
the Irish American and the New York
Athletic clubs Of New York for a tri-
angular meet here August IA and If
II ia accepted the meet will prove one
Of the biggest athletic meets ever held
in this part of the country. Botn
clubs contain some OF the best athletes
in American. No repsy to the chal'
lenge has been received.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

The tip comes from KENTUCKY
where Gus Macy has been training
him, that It is simply question as TO
how fast Denver will have to go when
he wins the NJ. and NJ.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 1. 81 Louis o.
Athletics I. Washington !.
Boston y. New York 6.
Cleveland 80. Chicago 20.
Today's Games.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland
Washington AT Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycrterhn,,r Rc-nIts.

Yesterdays Results.
an games Called of because OF
George Is DoVoy's funeral
TodnN's Games,
Phfitce at brooklyn
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati al Chicago.
PittsbuGg nj ~ Louis
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1895,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

Two-hase hits-Mcrntyre. Hartzell.
Sacrifice hits-W iilett, Jones. Criger
stolen base--HartZcll. First base on
balls-On Willett .. First base on err
ror--St Louis / Left on bases-Detroit
T. 81 Louis 3. Struck out--By Waddell
{. Double plays--Jones Wallace and
Jones. Williams Wallace and Jones.
Time is Umpires - Evans and
Egan. 3G5
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Ncstrrdny'- RrsuIts.

Yesterdays Results.
Kalamazoo /. Battle Greek 0.
Saglnaw %. Bay city. /.
Jackson g. Lansing o.
Flint !. Adrian
Todny's cannes.
Bay CItv az kalamazoo.
saginaw at Jackson.
Flint az Lansing
Battle Greek at Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23
Tiges Pull OF Funny One

Mcintyre had doubled 18th one out.
and took third when Bush singled over
short. Crawford, with two hits out OF
two attempts TO his credit. walked 70
the plate.
George Edward shot up curve, de-
signed TO cut the inside corner Of the
plate. IL started its career straight
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-23

yesterdny's Rcsults.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-01
IN NJ EMORIUM.

h. +. DaWkins. born In Union Dis.
triCt, 5. C.. Jan. u. lSi9, died at his
home in this city of paralysis the 18th
inst, at l2.lO a. m. He was married
Sept. /, lN32. to Miss. Adalinc. daugh-
Ter of +. \. Jcffords. late Of this city.
e. leaves wife and two girls. Misses
Mary aud Sarah. and also sister.
Mis-. John " T,uCn. he was nc
on OF Major Joshua DaNhiu, anu
wife. Sarah mcCI Davidson. both Of
Union District. and the nephew OF
Judges James g. Dawkins OF this city
and Thomas y. Dawkins Of South
Carolina, and grandson OF General
Elijah DaWkins OF the war with Eng
land IN 1872. He was also
ncphew-in-law to Congressman Gener-
! James Rogers. a fast friend and
contemporary of Andrew Jackson. and
Hon. William T. Nuckolls. the friend
md Compatriot OF John &. Calhoun
md McDufy.
In the spring of 1865 he had just
arrived at the age TO be a junior
reserve In the Confederate army and
went out with Captain, now Judge.
Townsend of Union District He was
reared in the Presbyterian faith. but
since his marriage had affiliated with
the Episcopal Church.
Being raised in affluence he bore
the filings and arrows of outrageous
fortune since the war patiently and
labored as he was able ~ raisv ....l
educate his family Wrongs he waiv.
I'd aside and pursued the even tenor
Of his way. He was not a man villa.
out faults, but having knONH lin iJr
forty and five years intimately, can
truthfully say that the good in him
was immeasurably greater than the
bad. for he was loyal always to his
friends and charitable to all. May he
rest in peace with all his kith and
kin wh0- .Rfeceded him through the
shadowed valley. is the hope OF his
BROTHER.IN-LAW.
Gainesville. Fla. June 30. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-01
CRAZED MAN ATTEMPTS
TO KILL TWO PEOPLE
WAS BOARDING AT The MANS
HOME AT TIME.
Old coIored Woman Had Been En-
pIoyed as a Nurse TO Wait
on Sick Wife.

J. NJ. Werner OF MicanOpy Is now
confined in the county jail, having
attempted TO kill T. W. Wynne and
a negro woman by the name OF San.
.derson at his home near MicanOpy on
Tuesday night about IL o'clock.
From what could be learned II
seems that the man was crazed. He
stated to Sheriff Ramsey when en-
route to this city that he had attempt.
ed to kill both parties and gave a
credulous story to substantiate what
he said: He was awakened at about
IL o'clock by the screams Of his wife
he said, who was sleeping in an ad'
Joining room, together with the old
darkey woman. Sanderson, she being
employed as a nurse, and that T. H.
Wynn was also sleeping In the same
room on pallet at the time. On
his entering the room he found Wynn
i'm an uncompromising position with
his wife. lie at once struck at the
man. knocking out large piece OF
his head from the left forehead, and
afterwards hit the negro ON the head
The wound received by Wynn will
prove serious, 80 the doctors state
but i'm the case of the negro woman
she will recover. and n preliminary
hearing will be held in this city as
soon as the wife can attend, and the
fate OF the man wynn is known.
Werner also stated to Sheriff Ram
sey after learning Of his wife having
made a statement. that he took a bot
jle and beat IL up into small pieces
and took several doses of IL. but the
physician at Micanopy gave him some
medicine and up to a late hour last
night he had shown no i'll effects OF
having taken glass
All parties are newcomers TO TIE
Micanopy section, and Werner was
employed here as drayman for j
T.. Thrash,T. while the man Wynn
was boarding at his home. The nesr,
woman had been employed as a nurse
10 wait on his wife during the mex
few weeks and was there for tn" pur
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-01
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In a week you can eat and enjoy
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Mi-o-na, acting as 1t does on the stom-
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Mona instantly stops belching OF
gas, sour stomach, heartburn and foul
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Mona is guaranteed by J. w. Nc.
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Don't hesitate TO try Mi-o-na. II ls
for sale by leading druggists every
where.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-01
DO You Get Up
With a Lame Back?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer 5
swamp Root, the great kidney. liver and