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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Q WHOLE DAYS IN
ST. LOUIS
Midsummer Excursion
VIA
81
Tuesday, August II.
Cairo TO ST. Louis and return
$500

Observation-Disclosures League
Baseball games. St. Louis US.
Boston and New York.
pelmar ,,arden:-Grace Van Studdiford and
Frank Moulau.
Visit the "Woman-s Rational Daily and The
,'Woman's Magazine buildings.
Suburban acknowledgements CLARK. Coun
tess Nentu,inL
West End Height,;-Naudeyine
Forest Park nighlands.-Big vaudeville
show. Hear Catallo's Band.
Tickets will be sold for Special Train
leaving Cairo 1890 noon and for regu
lar trains leaving Cairo 2:l7 a. N. and
80 p. m. August 18th, and will be
good for return on any regular tram
leaving st. Louis up to and including
Wednesday, August 25th.
JNO. NJ. BEALL, Gen. Pass. Agt.
st. Louis, No.
j. n. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Handsome Cart Given Away.

At the auction sale Friday night at
Cox & Gardner's the announcement
was made that the most needy lady Fl
the house with a baby in her arms
would receive a handsome baby car
rage. Mrs. Mollie Casper seemed to
hold her hand higher than the rest
when the call was made on those who
thought themselves entitled to the
prize and held up their hands, and she
received the prize.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
eradu-Vonnida NuptIaIs.


Miss MAY Grady and Seth Nonnida
we're married last evening at $50 at
the home of the brides urcle and
aunt MIR. and Mrs. D. B. Kennedy Of
tooS Poplar street. by Rev. Dee Of
the First Methodist Church. After
rhe ceremony was performed a Wed
ding supper was served.
The bride has been attending school
at Fremont Neb.. and was a child
hood schoolmate of the groom, 9hs
has been visiting her aunt and nhcie
for some time She was dressed n a
white morsseline satin gown trimmed
with irish lace. The groom is a pros
oarous farmer residing near VIA
Ridge where they will make their
home They left last evening for 81
Louis ana other points for theiF
honeymoon trip. and will be at home
after September ] They We're the re-
eiplents Of many beautiful and useiul
presents
Among the out-of-town guests VINO
atte-ied we're Miss Esteile Nonnida
of Villa Ridge, Mrs. T D. Johnson OIL
pine Bluff. Ark, Miss Anna Summers
Of McLeansboro, H., T. z. Johnson OF
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Fl. B Martin OF
Narlo7. Tex, and Sol Rich Of -
iCus
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Personal mention.

Mrs. George Hodges Of Unity HI
was shopping in Cairo yesterday
Harry Boyd and Joe Bernard viii
spend SUNDAY in Wichiffe. Ky
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Cunningham OF
Mounds were in the city YESTERDAY
Charles Wehrenberg Of Mound City
was In Cairo On business YESTERDAY
II. O. Siegert of Mobile has return
Ell from a business trip.
Ben Blum Of Mound City was in
Cairo on business yesterday.
Miss Iva Bash of Alto Pass is here,
the guest of Miss Ruth yesterday
William Mcbride and son Arnold Of
Villa Ridge were in The city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs j. f Stewart of Birds
Point were shopping in the city yes
terdaE
Mrs c. T. Parker and Miss Eva
Parker Of Villa Ridge were in Cairo
shunling Yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
I'm POLICE CIRCLES
Business Somewhat Heavier Tester
Gay in City Court-Nine Cases
Disposed of-Arresis.

Busincss picked mp in the city cour,
yesterday, Judge Whitcamp having
nine cases. TWO vags, four DRINKS
two disorderlies aud one found ir
house of i'll fame The latter was
fined SO and wclt to Jail in default
of payment The yags. received the
usual stays The DRINKS We're fined
90. two Of whom paid. the others go
ing to Jail while the disorderliea were
fined 81 each. which they paid. The
arrests for the light are two DRINKS
one disordgrly and two on warrant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
FUNERAL NOTICE.

KO5LER Died. at D. m, Friday
Aug 90. 1909. after brief illness, Mich
al KobIaI aged IS years.
Funeral services will he held at m.
residence Of Chas F. Miller the home
of the deceased. soc Commercial ave
mae az O'Clock a. IN Sunday. Angus
18th. conducted by Rev. Frank Thomp
son. pastor of the Brst Christian
church. Special train will depart "a
Illinois Central railroad from Four
teaBth street at Q a. ~. Intermeni
mt Villa Ridge.
Friends If deceased and family in
fitad
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
S. S. Club.

The $. 5. Club was very charmihsiy
cntcrtai-ed Friday night with water.
melon party By Miss Eesse Wheiah OF
Twentyninth and Sycamore streets
in homer of Miss Mars Whelan OF
Yates Center. Kas, The evening was
spent With music and dancing.
Those present We're Misses Mars
Whelan of Yates Center, has"
blanche Wood. Frank MoH Dora
KIuee. Ella Weldon, Besse Whela
Nessrs. Frank Tobin, Tom carver,
stanley Holeubeck, Rob Swoboda'
Bennle Kobler and James Johnson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Ad JUDGED insane.

A lunacy commission composed Of
Drs. Davis and Dickerson adiudged LII,
eius Sanford insane yesterday after
noon and ordered him sent to the
Southern Illinois Hospital for the L.
sane at Anna Deputy Allie Frost toos
The lad to Anna.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
SOCIAL oAWD personal ~
Launch Ride.

A party of young folks {. joyed a
delightful outing on the river FRIDAY
night in Mr.. $. c. Browns launch
"IuanIta." In the party were Misses
Edith Harris OF Carrier Mills ILL.,
Flora Fischer. Margaret Klein, Monta
Watson. Messrs Guy Bai., Albert
Fischer. Peter S. Deane and Thomas
Ilwyer.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. l., Watson chap
croned the party.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Country Club.

A most delightful evening aud very
elaborate supper were enjoyed ol
quite number OF the Cou2try Ciup
members Yesterday
The hostesses, Mrs. +. A. smith
Mrs. Leon E. Dennison, Misses Mod
ena Woodward and Alice christ
served delicIccs supper. which con
sisted of ham, potato salad, brown
AMI white bread, cheese and sardlne
sandwiches. PIE apple ice, ice tea,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
HAmMERsrElN's Sig OFFER

chicago AUG H. Oscar Hammer.
s.#n. THO New York grand opera man
a-rr. annor-cad today that be is will
ine TO erect a million-doliar grand OPP
era horse in Chicago entirely at his
own expense. provided loan of $500
a3a could pc guaranteed in advance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
SECURES NEW PLAYERS.

SIT Louis. Aug li.-President
Hedges. of the 81 Louis Americans
who mas been scouting. announced 20
night that he had procured outfieideTs
Fisher and King and pitcher Hollen
beck Of Omaha pitcher Prnugh and
outfielder Corridor. Of Keokuk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
anp ror 4 snIIanthropIst.

Some day when there isn't much
doing some philanthropist might get A
good stout club and kill either OF
these two: The man who gets behind
you in revolving door and tries TO
go faster than sou do. or the man who
greets you with, Well. hows your
conduct 2''-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Snatched PURSE

A negro snatched a pocketboo&
from Mrs. Chas. f. Hessian last even
ing about 10 O'Clock at the corner Cf
Sixteenth and Commercial He made his
escape by running through the Illinoi 5
Central yards. There was nothing Of
any great value in the purse.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
100000 FIRE

Nantes. H. Aug 14.-Fire of ur-
known origin destroyed the fertilizins
plant of the Springfield Filler Com
pany tonight. Loss 100000 Many
acres Of peat were threatened by the
flames
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
sone Service.

The song service This evening will
be at the Cairo Baptis' church, corner
~ Ttith and Poplar streets, not at
Calvary Baptist church az anr.oun &c a
last evening,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
son Rnrn.

Mr. and Mrs Lee Rafolsky of All
Eleventh street are the parents Of a
fifteen pound son that arrived yoster
day morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
License to Marry.

A marriage license was granted yes.
tcrday to John Henry Willis, A, and
Mrs, Julia N Harris, A. both of Mound
City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
ADDITIONAL BRIEFS,


Many Special TraIns.
The Illinois Central VIII nave
twelve special trains from Now or.
leans through Cairo today They are
excursion trains o. the way lo chi
caco. The Mobile ana ohio VIII haN
two spacia,z from Mobile with eNour.
sionisfs for ST Louis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Mrs. ;. y. ThoHe % Bowling Green.
X, arrived last evening 10 make heF
home with her son-in-law AMI daush-
ter. Mir. and Mrs. c. A Long Of -6l'
Elm street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Mrs. Vale. Mrs. u. T. Stewart ana
the Misses Holland an5 Dorothy Stew
art Of Hartley. Iowa, are guests oil the
formers daughter. Mrs. Leo McDan.
ieiS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Mrs. Marion G. Wright and daugh-
tiers Misses juno and Augusta. who
have been visiting relatives here. left
last night tor a several weeks visit
in Chicago From there they will go
east to New York AMI parts in Canada
and then To Washington. ~ G. where
Miss Augusta will attend school this
winter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Nfra = AJ,,,,. ~ fy..,,,l Oh l..
wos ma ono, - non - ,,.l ,'''' =
/ ". y Young Of -o2 Twontv.erst
street is snriorsrv IN with na,artaI
Mr. al Mrs nar,fson and ,,rty
wont - tho tor,,,er,. .,,,,,,o, hoi,o ~.
Mrs X u Raror5s has ro,,r,o5
from, b, ,,reasar, ,istt IN Nahna all
! Gpv DHIow wet 70 nongoia las,
night to suend srncav with his mar.
Row HumherI of America Is here
the guest of Hugh r Johnston of
Miss Ada Potter leaves TODAY for
Council Rurs Iowa. 10 visit her sis
Mrs Ross and Mrs G. A Clavbrcok
of East Cairo were over Yesterday
shopping.
Mrs r n. Boyd went IN CHICAGO
Friday night for visit with rala.
tives.
have returned from a visit in Creal|
Springs.
-
Mrs. G. \. GrandstaG and children
were in the CITY shopning YESTERDAY.
Mrs. D Whelan and Miss Mars
Whelan viii spend sunday in Union
Mrs. George Kelch OF WickHne IS
here visiting her sister. Mrs. W. r.
Wall Of the Farrow.
Mrs. Hudson. who has been teach.
ing school the past winter in Florida.
is here visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed
win Halliday OF Thirty,third street
Mrs Zada Allen of Mortertowr.
Wis. has arrived and will make her
home with her son. Jean NJ. Allen of
2e1- park avenue
,bi. ,,or,ing for 4arrisonburg "a.
al Washington u C. to spend sew.
oral uoa,s
Miss Fedora Ashley of 2ls Six.
.,sft MIN viss Nellie I.owlor Of Oran.
w.
~ Turrar Loft last night for
patoepr Mich where he will visit
-, ,,,, ',. ,,ar,
,..a, r Prot, travelling freight
-. 81. y r. s,1 - railroad
-.
>-.aoro - C,bicsgo who has
-. ~ t,.fr.... and also visit.
h.. 49,. t-a+hor Mr. 4 Napgla and
''''',.'. -. zt,L,
c... w.t., r.,,.~rs 20 his bor,e
81. t..t...., -rorr ,oI,, sf.or . visit
~ -, A.. MI. <.,ci.
'','''''''''' 80. ~. -, Coo. .i.,.,
AZ. ,,lf,b ti.rris of Carrier Mills
o., -. Ia. 49,, ,.isiti,e, Mr. and
-, -. H. ~, y.gtc-.
! -.
.'''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15
Held Lucky Number.

Q. A. MeCracken of Mound City was
one of the lucky men in the drawings
for Indian lands in the far west. H
drew three lucky numbers and has
his choice of either to secure 100 acres
of fine land. He says he would not
take $4,000 for his choice. As an ol
soldier having served over three year
in the army he was entitled to enter
through an agent instead of in person
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

lANoAN's for Building Material,
Lumber, Paints, Oils, Glass, Hard
ware, Roofing, Japalac. Floor Wax.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Owing 10 sudden temporary illness.
Mrs \. y Lewis was rat able 10 80
on the Niagara Falls excursion. Miss
Elizabeth Lewis and brother Thomas
Y. went.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Mrs : l.. Layton. OF San Jose. Cal
is visiting her mother-in-law. Mrs. W
II. Layton of 222 Twenty-seveu;f
street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Miss Laura ne Baum leaves tomor
row for p several weeks visit IN
Marion Ind She will be accompanic
d. far as indianapolis boy Miss Lillian
BurmoSte-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Mrs. G. 7. Rudd of Clemson College
:. C.. formerly a resident OF Cairo. is
here. the guest Of her niece. Mrs Wal
ter Nahan OF Tenth street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Attorneys tor Receiver.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-15

Ness Edith Harris OF Carrier Mills
3D.. who has been visiting Mr. an'
Mrs. 4. l.. Watson OF 315 Twentieth
street. returned to her home ycster
dag afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
SOME OF THE INCIDENTS IN THE BIG
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME OF THE YEAR

had license to score from second on
clean hit, however.
Killian believes that, In the usual
trend OF circumstances, 10 is better to
pass man who has already secured
three balls, than to put over a straight
one with men on bases.
Detroits one error was on O'Leary's
perfect throw 10 second Scha efer
tripped just as he got over TO cover the
sack. Cobb saved the day by winging
his man out at third on the overthrow.
With Hahn on second and none out
In Chtcago's fourteenth. Schaefer, by a
superhuman Effort Knocked down
drive on its way into right
field and held the visitors heet-foot at
third.
Killian's six passes did not count at
all ia the scoring. though they did ar
ford some interesting situations. In
the main his gifts were 20 the men
who were hitting. Several were inten-
tional.
send the score rds around again
demanded an outraged gent at the close
OF the eleventh. But "Puggy" and his
assistants were too busy watching the
game and missed a grand business OPP
portunity.
In the twelfth as the Tigers came t.
bat, there was row over the ball In
play. sullivan claiming that the Tigers
had introduced a rabbit" Evans gave
them the benefit OF the doubt and called
for another sphere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
Sporting Notes
l.ua

st. Ignatius, Cleveland, 81 Detroit Col
lege. 2.
ID. u. ~, ~ Mt. Clemens, o. Brush
pitched.
-
HillsdaIe, 81 Central, 2. Mt ID. A. G. The
crowd was again small
AZ last the Giants succeeded I'm beating
Covaleskie of Philadelphia.
DOnlin has started practice on the Pa
cihc coast lie Is said to be IS
pounds below weight.
Hnryard's Wholesale qualifying Of ath-
letes yesterday has made her team a
favorite for the event which will be
decided today.
The EMF Motor Co. has promoted
Driver MeinZiger OF the Glidden path
finder from a tester's position 10 one
in the experiyhental department
The spiegeIs have gone stale at ID. u.
s. and no team will be sent TO the
Northwestern meet. 1t Is hoped TO
get them into shape for the Chicago
interscholastic. however.
-
In the intercollegiate meet mt Harvard
Michigan qualified Craig In the
hurdles and dashcs. Horner In the
shot. and Leger I'm the quarter. The
last mentioned has chance TO win
today's final.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
All Alone. Old Nan Vas
plugging Across Desert

One OF the pleasant Incidents Of the
Glidden pathfinding trip which was
completed last week. was the meeting
Of the veteran walker. Edward Payson
Weston. near Buffalo Park. Col.
1T was a pathetic sight--or rather
so Ii appealed TO U.s." says Meinzinger
driver OF the EMF pathfinder car
ito see the lone old man coming
across the prairie. | saw him al
Schenectady just after he started on
his long walk across the continent
and could not but notice the change
In his appearance. Still, he looked
able to complete the trip in good con
dition.
I'VE stopped the car. got out and
talked with him a few minutes. He
seemed a bundle OF nerves. Couldn't
stand still for a minute, but kept
shifting from one foot to the other
as he talked. When he started from
New York an automobile agreed to
accompany him, but at Chicago, dis
satisfied with the amount OF publicity
the car received, II deserted him, and
he was making his way across the
plains without even q human com
panion. Still he was cheerful and hope
full. and joshed us about his superior
ability to ford swollen creeks and to
skip over mudholes. At his request
we telephoned from the little town we
were bound for to a farm house few
miles back which Weston hoped to
make by noon. asking them to pre-
pare two eggs. beaten UP with sugar
These he told US would constitute his
only repast till night"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
GOLD GUN TO BE USED
IN STARTING THE AUTOS
New York to Seattle Event Draws
Ten Starters, Among Them Two
Cars Made in Detroit.


NEW YORK, May 2S.-With a re-
volver garnished with Alaska Yukon
gold. Mayor Mcclellan will, at 3 p. M.
June 1. start from the city hall ten
automobiles in the contest from New
York to Seattle The object of the
race Is the advancement OF good roads
and to demonstrate the possibility OF
national roadway from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific. The prizes will
amount to $3.50. the winner getting
$4,000 cash and the Roberet Guggen.
helm trophy. The cars that will essay
this long journey, and whose drivers
have been announced are:
Two Ford's. driven by Burt Scott
and Frank Kulick; an Acme. driven
by George Salzman; Welch. by
Charles Trewin. a Zust, by George
Sewekes, and a Franklin, by S. s,
Mapes The Stearns people will enter
two OF their machines, while the
Shawmut and the Thomas will have
one each, but they have SO far with
held the names of their handlers.
The route will be via Albany, Syria
cuse. Buffalo. Cleveland, Toledo, Chi
cago, to st. Louis. Beyond st. Louis
there Will be no daily schedule and
the competitors will follow any route
they desire. checking in at IL differ
ent official points between st. Louis
and Seattle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
CHANCE FOR MOTORISTS
TO HELP GOOD CAUSE
Automobile Club Of Detroit Announces
Plans to Celebrate Orphans
Day With 600 Rides.

The Automobile club OF Detroit has
taken charge OF a movement designed
to give at least 600 orphans in the
city asylums and elsewhere a motor
car ride OH the afternoon OF Friday,
June 4, and has issued a general ap-
peal for assistance In the work.
The responses have been numerous
and the club has already been prom
Used enough cars to take care OF 100
of the little people. from the Detroit
Automobile Dealers association.
The committee In charge, consist
ing OF Walter Brooks. George K. Lane
Albert Peck, James Fl. Finn. Stanley
Brooks and Frank Whelden, has been
making a thorough campaign OF the
clubs own membership in an endeavor
to have every member OF its personnel
in line with his car 1t Is figured
however, that a large number OF cars
owned by non-members will be need
ed to take care Of the children. and
any car owner desiring to participate
will confer a favor on those in charge
OF the event by notifying Chairman
Brooks at his office, No. 1909 Penob'
scot building. n definite assignment
IN the line will be reserved and the
guarantee OF carload OF passengers
10 unhesitatiugly pledged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29

Killian's sneak ball got Purtell In a
rally in the eighth.
Parent and Bush fielded like diminu-
tive fiends all day.
For a substitute Purtell played a
mighty brilliant game OF ball.
Sullivan still sticks TO his copy
righted non-pneumatic protector.
The Sox tried the squeeze in the sec
ond with sullivan up but foul spoiled
II.
Our old friend Freddie Payne. APP
peared for few moments on the
coaching lines.
killian's uncanny ability TO keep Is
bell from hitting was really the secret
OF his success.
Both the pitchers kept the runners
anchored on first and Burns nipped one
Tiger of the base.
Sullivan had three chances TO break
II up and came near doing IL with his
double In the thirteenth.
This diet of lett-handers viii soon
find the Tiges as able 10 slug them as
the regular style OF delivery.
Welday and Purtell robbed Moriarty.
The formers catch was the supreme
effort Of the day in the outheld.
Dougherty was the only one 90 the
alleged sluggers OF either team, able To
guage the offerings OF the pitchers
IL was a game I'm which Detroit got
the worst OF the breaks right 10 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
TRACK IS FAST FOR
THE BIG GAMES
IN STADIUM
Harvard Now Regarded ~ the rrur
able Victor in the Intercol-
legiate Meet, Closing
Today.
Some of the Events Can Already n
Predicted and It's Conceded That
Michigan Doesn't Figure.

BOSTON. Mass., May 29.--Eair
heavy rains should make the I. G. A.
A. A. annual In the Harvard stadium
today memorable one by the crowd
In the twenty or more participating
colleges viii draw and In the recordS
that will be probably tied or broken.
Indications based on the preliminary
heats point TO Harvard as The probable
victor. Harvard showed unexpected
strength yesterday in the field events,
her weakest point Barr easily held
his own in the pole vault at IL feet
IL inches and will fight II out with
Campbell OF Yale with odds about
even. In the weights Harvard showed
up well with Little and expects ~
take first or second with Kruger,
Of Swarthmore. Harvard has three
men in the high jump. who viii make
Garfield OF Yale earn his place. In
the hammer. Cornell and Yale will d.
vide honors, while the broad jump Will
be anyone's, even with Cook, of Cor
nell, as favorite.
Harvard should take both OF tbs
sprints with Foster, with Dawburn OF
Princeton as second man. Everything
looks favorable for the establishments
OF q new record In the mile, when
Jacques OF Harvard meets PAUL., ths
crack runner from Pennsylvania. Yals
hopes lies in the hurdles. which she
expects Howe will take from Gardner
and Rand OF Harvard.
With Harvard's unexpected strength
in the field II now seems to be gen
orally supposed that she will take the
pennant, that Cornell Will place sec
ond and Yale third, with Princeton
Pennsylvania and Dartmouth lighting
IL out for the remaining honors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
KilIian,S Sensational Work
I'm Spite of Big Handicap

Though it doubtful of the crowd appreciated
Friday nevertheless Ed Kiians
pitching Chicago all through those IA innings
spite q handicap
as
principal
blowing against him. Yesterday the wind
directly championship
1t really benefit
who relies largely speed helped Kians speed
but hurt his ball most materially.
it's said big south
paw With me
piles
he somehow make II That's the
explanation 1t.
when had there yesterday relied mostly
nice reached the batter
Isbe the Others but
would the wind had been In diff
direction"
distance, Xii
al m shape the close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29

finish. The umpires couldn't see US on
close decisions.
The sparkling fielding play OF the
game was Bushs relay OF a throw to
the plate from McIntyre which cut of
AtZ at the plate.
In addition TO showing more steam
than at any time since the days OF
1907. klllian was working his head to
great effect all through.
Less lenient scoring would have
given Parent an error on Crawford
grounder In the final period. Freddie
should have gotten his man.
The Tigers stuck TO IL that Burns
move toward first was really balk.
Much shouting from the bench failed
10 arouse the attention OF the jumps.
After forcing Crawford ia the four
teenth. Cobb stole second, paving the
ball out OF Ats hands IL was a des-
perate chance and paved the way to
victory.
Umpire Evans made II impossible for
the Tigers 10 win IN tho regulation
period Cobb's bunt looked safe 20 the
whole crowd and should have scored
Bush in the sixth.
Welday went into whites position in
center field ar the last moment The
change means that the dentist Will
take a whirl at the Tiges in the box
today or tomorrow.
momentary tumble by Cobb
stopped a possible chance OF cutting
of Atz at the plate with the run. lie