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The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Us OF THE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Johnson won his second victory
I'm one series against the Tigers.
performing a feat almost unique
in league annals since the open
ing OF the Jennings regime and
making II three opt of four for
the tail-enders against the leaders.
Chicago was the only western
club 10 win a game. the result
being at1 exact reversal or the re-
suit of the day before in all four
eastern cities.
Willett pitched against Wash
ington for the secoud time in sue
cession. but an error by Bush al
lowed the Senators TO score the
winning run.
Three singles and a sacrifice fly
In the final period allowed Boston
10 break Cleveland's winning
streak by a I 10 G score
LaJoie and Turner brushed to-
gether in the Boston game and the
fragile shortstop is again on the
bench for repair.
Chicago trimmed New York its
third out OF four attempts. batting
Manning out OF the box. Too
much work has told on the latters
terky delivery apparently, as was
the case last year.
The Athletics knocked Criss OF
the slab and won a nice game for
Morgan by 10 l score.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
M'ALLISTER IN SCRAP.
Michigan Coach Starts 10 Lick Entire
Newark Grandstand.


Catcher Lew McAllister. OF Buffalo.
Michigan's baseball coach, came near
being mobbed after a recent game al
Newark, owing 10 an incident during
the game, and it took all the players
Of the two clubs and the entire police
reserve squad TO protect the Bison
backstnp- The trouble arose In the
eighth inning. when McAllister riled
by the deristve calls OF some bleach
critics because he failed 10 get under
foul fly, angrily hurled a ball at the
crowd. Instantly, a shower of var
ious missiles was sent the catcher, 5
way. At the close of the inning Nc
Allister boldly strobe over TO the
bleachers and attempted 20 yank down
the wire screen to get at few OF his
assailants. The wire wall prevented
blows from being exchanged, but
crowd OF DULLES lay in walt for the
player after the game, and It required
drastic measures to smuggle him away
in safety.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
DOPE THE GRASS TO
BEAT HUGHIE JENNINGS

They have discovered a metz.
Cd TO overcome Hugh Jennings
activity. You know Hughey is
the human lawn trimmer OF the
American league. and his antics
around first and third when
pulling and eating the green
wniskers are productive of side
splitting laughter. While In
New York Jennings was going
through his favorite pastime.
when he suddenly stopped and
began eiecting grass from mis-
mouth at great rate. Some
one had covered the ground
with salt Now they are plan
ming 10 sprinkle red pepper and
other hot stuff over the places
occupied by Jennings in-tAe-
other American league cities.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Pirates After WORLDS Mark

The wonderful winning sprint OF the
Pittsburg Pirates is the feature OF the
baseball season in the big leagues up
TO date. The Pirates have now won
II games, including Tuesdays con-
test. their rivals having been in or
Ger chicago. ST. Louis, Boston, Phila-
delphia and Brooklyn
In 1884 Providence won 90 consecu-
tive games. which is the league record
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

game. II has paid better" And May
or Munroe smiled
The mining game must certainly
have paid, for the young mayor OF
Elk Lake City-he is not yet 33-is
said 10 have rolled up bundle or
change that would make the earnings
of a certain alfalfa farmer look small
in comparison
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Def From Hancocks.

The Hancock A. c. would like TO
here from some 10 or 14-year-old team
regarding a game for Saturday. June
~. Address Clarence Mills, 1914
Eighteeth-st.. or phone Walnut 79l-R
after ! o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

OUT, and coming back IN the fourth
and coping. 10 /.
Some Who Have Tried Il.
Walter has succeeded where vir.
tually all of the star pitchers OF the
American league. including the Idaho
wonder himself, have. at some time
or other. failed ANONYMOUSLY. Bill
Burns, Doc White. Frank Smith, Rube
Waddell, Walter Manning. Eddie
Plank. Ed Walsh, Addie Joss, Jack
Chesoro. Bill Graham-these and
many others who have started series
with win over the Tigers and have
then tried 10 repeat, have seen the
second game go the other way so often
that IL had come 10 be an American
league axiom that no pitcher could
beat the Tigers twice IN one series
Precedent is apparently nothing that
makes Mr.. Johnson superstftious. AT
any rate, he came back and turned the
trick
Only Wahoo Sam Crawford could do
any effective hitting of the infant
wonder. Bushs infeld hit in the third.
Crawfords double and a passed Bali
formed the combination which made
IT look until the seventh as IL the Tig
ers were going 10 cop Willett, who
had won In five innings the day before,
was pitching as good ball as John
son. In the seventh, however, Dono-
hue's hit. Milan's sacrifice and In
glaub's drive down the foul line req
things up.
The tie wasn't Of long duration, !
With one out IN the eighth. Browne
doubled and Conroy flied to Cobb. |
Delehanty was passed. Donohue's /
drive was into Bush's beat. but DOME |
and the flying Browne came
all the way home from second. slid
ing IN just ahead Of the throw, accord
Ing to Umpire Egan. who stuck TO X
that he had seen the play correctly,
thought Capt. Herman Schaefer let out
such roar as. TO earn himself ban.
ishment from the field and a probable
suspension. when Big Ban has had
time 70 took over the report or the
umpire.
or course, there was some star field
ing stunts and a one-handed spear by
Moriarty will be highly spoken OF In
Washington for some time.
No Revenge Until July IS.
There will be some awful essays at
vengeance when Washington hits De-
troit next trip. but the Tigers will
have TO bottle II all up until July IL
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
CUBS CELEBRATE AGAIN.
Will Place Worlds Championship BAN.
ner Today Beside League Flag.

CHICAGO, June l6.-For the second
time the Chicago Cubs this afternoon
will announce 10 the world that they
are baseball champions OF the world
The worlds pennant will be holsted
on the aagpole al the West Side park
before vast assemhlage. among
whom will be President Hermann and
other members OF the National baso-
ball commission.
An Impressive ceremony has been
arranged
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Don't Go
: Wrong /!

Edgar himself spells II WILL
: LETT and he=onght=t know
kid" Gleason the veteran
Tiger isn't managing Jersey
City or any other ball club, but
Is stf1l chief of staff TO Manager
Murray, of'the Philadelphia Ma.
tionais.
Dan O'Leary may have walked
; 100000 miles. but several De-
troit deter carriers have that
beaten.
II wasn't an American horse
that won the Grande Prlx and
Jockey O'Neill was the only Am
erican who had anything TO do
with II. This also goes for the
expatfiated owner.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Sporting Notes

waikerviiie has dedicated its hand
some new boat club.
Latonin Ia getting ready to ask for-th
customary extension.
Hints are I'm cfrcula ton that the south
ern Michigan viii be extensively re-
vised after July I.
Kalamazoo has canned Pitcher Tracy
Of Detroit, without A trial.
Monroe aud Toledo will send cat, to
the Solvay clubs regatta Saturday.
The Acme car has broken an axle In
the ns-continetnal race and the
Fords lead again.
Central. i4i Deiray, I. Stockings men
closed their successful season In
glory blaze.
The crowd mt Piusburg got sore when
JeT and Berger boxed one-minute
rounds last night
Denenu and Armstrong are the pitch
ers who will toll in the benefit game
which the Windsor and Good Luck
teams Will play this afternoon.
Deneau himself being the recipient
Rubber Knapp, Of Detroit, pitched and
won double header for Flint
against Battle Creek IN the South
Michigan yesterday.
The Detroit Driving club u introducing
novelty in the shape or three
year-old trot in which stables can
enter as many as they like from one
string. The result is sure TO give
Detroiters some idea OF the fields
that will start later In the big fu-
TURTLES
For the second time in week Mnn-
aRer Clarke, OF PittsburR. got per
49, = ~
Pitcher Scanlon. OF Brooklyn, being
out OF three times at bat. He also
scored two runs
Hughie Jennings warmly congratulated
Joe Cantillon on the showing Of his
team u Is 10 he hoped that oppof~
tunities OF similar character do not
present themselves often this season.
however.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

Lead pipes may be polished by rub
bling them with pulverized pumice on
H-wet-rag until bright, then drying
them and applying a coat OF whit
yarnish
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

The printed summary OF recent
college game contains the record OF a
double play from the pitcher 70 the
left fielder. Details of now it was done
would be interesting.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Bay Back in FORM.

"Beerfoot" Harry Bay. formerly u
cleveland. but new in the SoutherI
league. is leading that organization II
batting
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Eastern rIaers VS.. siuoqers.

Eastern Tigers will line UP against
the Old Time sluggers on Belle Isle
diamond at II o'clock. Any IL or IL.
year-old team wishing games address
"Bill" Hamilton. 374 Maple-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Remember the one-Man Track Team

Eddie Cook, Cornells all-around
athlete. has been elected captain OF
the 1919 track team. He is Chilli.
Gothic boy.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington ., Detroit I
Chicago Z, New York 2
Boston Z. Cleveland 8.
Athletics 3. st. Louis 1.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland At New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

OW Tor tue Ols
show!
With their mar
gin over the Ale
letics reduced dur
ing the Washing
ton series from Ito
10 a measly 90
points the Tigers
today have pitched
their camp IN
Quakertown and
will continue to re
side there for three
days, each after
noon when the ele'
ments are docile
being seized foT
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.
To the Sporting Editor.

yesterdays Results.
-Hap- cts 2. Lansing 2
Jackson .. saginaw ..
Adrian s. Kalamazoo A
Flint 81. Battle Creek ~
Todny's Gnmes.
Lansing at Bay city.
Kalamazoo at Adrian
Battle Creek at Flint
Jackson at Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

Yesterdays Results.
.tttsburg 5. Brooklyn
Today's Gnmes.
New York ~ Pittsburg
.I4dllies at cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago
Boston at st Louis
job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 149S.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

'Batted for oLesry IN the ninth.
wash'ton . . 3 i : :
Detroit 0-1-a-a-9-e
Two-base hits--Crawford ?. Schaefer
Unglaub. Browne Sacrifice hit-Milan.
Double play-Willett, Schaefer and
Moriarty. Left on bases--Washington
g. Detroit g. First base on bails-On
Johnson 2. of Willett !. First base on
errors-Washington 2. Struck out-By
Iohnsou-S,-hy-W tliNttz Passed ball
Street Time=l 40 mpires--Esaa
and sheridan
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
No Revenge Until July 70.

There will be some awful essays at
vengeance when Washington hits De-
troit next trip. but the Tigers will
have TO bottle II all up until July IL
ct seq. 10 y
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

The Athletics have a chance 10 pass
- Tigers and assume four-poin
>hd provided they take all the thre'
Zines played. which heaven avert
hat there Is bar chance OF this
{)ey thing taking place is, however
Rvlous for the bengals are not ait
~ much OF any and it's not in tn,
Rds TO expect that every one of tho
Eroit singers is going to heave {
tout game on each occasion ht
fades his manly proportions on the
There Is no reason to believe that
y Tigers viii be up against any
0ugher proposition in Philadelphia
IA at washington from which city
~ have just emerged, somewhat
Ky to- grab one game out OF the
nr played.
None Touuher-T Senators.
THE Washington bunch is travelling
IT now as fast as any team In the
que, is having a little luck withal
ID Is q most dangerous sort OF an
Moment, as has been manifested In
ID manner it has acquitted itself all
trough che series against the western
nbs. The Athletics have quit sprint
q and are playing at what looks 10
their-proper clip. just about break
II even4with the invading hosts.
beyond a question, Detroit will be
reed TO. go up against two left-hand-
p In the three games played. Plank
I'd Krause have been twirling star
Iii all season for the Macks and
Iere seem TO be mighty few south
abws iu~ any league who have any
ling on this nifty MHliA- aHd
bnovan will be relied on to take the
ring line in two OF the games and
he latter is very likely to go in to-
~. Yesterday at Washington, be-
brc the final battle, Manager Jen-
lmgs took his finely chiseled piece OF
dc-a-brac down off the shelf, busted
I'M of and showed him to the multi
&de. Wild Bill seemed TO have his
d steam and curve. In the past he
ks been the one reliance OF his club
|Eninst the Athletics and his name in
u old home town is always associat-
u with the defeat of the team which
1presents It, To be sure, Bill tried
y pitch here against the Macks and
1ade a mournful fizzle OF 1t. Perhaps
> is in better shape today. Washing
bu reports would lead one to believe
bat such might be the case.
% Surely Up to Bill.
With Donovan acting this year as
light drag, rather than an assistance,
40 Tigers have consistently retained
befr position at the head OF the race.
hat has. been possible on account of
10 grand work of George Mullin. it's
n 60 Bit to prove that he is the same
IA pitching king he has been here, ex
|Dpt In one season, for the last six
ears.
But. speaking OF pitching kings.
ere is Walter Johnson who certainly
6ould come in for honorable mention.
/. waiter accomplished In the series az
Washington. just ended, the unusual
Nd almost unique distinction OF de-
<oting the Tigers in two games, pitch
- the FIRST and winning it by shut
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
Some Who Have Tried II.

out, and coming back IN the fourth
and coping. 2 10 l.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
A Study In Color.

The white Mr.. Jeffries says that
the black Mr.. Johnson has a yellow
streak, which fact made him red with
anger
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

For the second time In week Mnn-
aRer Clarke, OF Pittsburg. got per
feet record at bat. his three hits on
Pitcher Scanlon. OF Brooklyn, being
OUT OF three times at bat. He also
scored two runs.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

Hugbie Jennings warmly congratulated
Joe Cantiilon on the showing Of his
team II Is 10 he hoped that oppor-
tunities Of a similar character do not
present themselves often this season.
however.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16

has dedicated its hand
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
||RtHFHAADERs
UIl NOW TAKE
|WH|RL At T|GES
nk and Krause Have Been
Kept in Pickle Awaiting Their
Advent in City Of Brother
ly Love.
VIA Bin Donovan Doesn't Win
otty Soon, Home Fans Will Be
nctting Him Down as Dead One.
BY PAUL II. eRuskE.

- Ow for the big
show!
The Detroit times., 1909-06-16
THREE BASEBALL RACES AT GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDING.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-07
W0HaAly Wisdom
The flowers are withered now and

] The flowers are withered now ant
scar, &fa.I#.
1t is the autumn Of the year; ~.
The wind is moaning throguh the
There are no leaves on bush or tree;-
! The seasons come, the seasons pass
! Nothing tastes better to children
alter they get home from school than
nice bean soup. Other kinds may dc
now and then, btu bean soup is al
! ways good.
Many felix's put salt in the water in
! which they boil green corn and then
they wonder what makes the kernels
so hard. Try leaving the salt out and
see if that doesn't fix the matter all
right.
Soaking the hands above the wrists
in hot water will sometimes relieve
headache I found this out while
washing dishes and clothes when my
head was aching. Keeping the feet
warm at the same time also helps.
Sheets and long table-cloths are bad
things to take from the boiler to the
tub on washdays. Did you ever think
Of looping them up in big loose knot
before placing them into the boiler?
Try that and see if you don't find 1T
great improvement.
When a baby is fed with a bottle,
the milk often gets too cool before he
has finished it. A rubber bag filled
with hot water and placed under the
bottle will keep it warm, and also
serve as a support to tip the bottle
of milk a. the right angle for him to
get it easily.
Green tomatoess will make excel
lent pies next winter if you pare them,
cut in thick slices, and to seven
pounds of them add three pounds OF
sugar and cook very slowly till clear
and tender. Do not add any water.
When the pies are made, thin slices OF
lemon added will improve the flavor.
Some women after they have used
a pattern just roll it up and tuck it
away almost anywhere 1t happens,
and when they want to use 1t next
time it curls up and acts so that
there is no doing anything with it..
If they would just lay the patterns out
flat and put them where they might
stay that way, oil this trouble would
be avoided.
A good many times we blamed sore
toxs on the shoes we wear, when it
isn't the shoes at all, but big hum
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-07

. y a
mock in the stockings where 1t HAS
beer mended. 1t Is great kaack to
dam socks SO that they will be
smooth and nice. Take lessons OF
grandmother aseut that Young folks
may know some things grandmother
doesn't, but when it comes to fixisg
things she can beat us.
TO mend china: Dissolve half an
ounce of gum arabic in three table
spoonfuls of boiling water and add
enough plaster Of Paris to make a
thick paste. Then moisten the sur
face of the broken pieces with cam
els brush and apply thin coating OF
the cement. Press the edges tightly
together and bind with cord. When
dry remove the cord and clean the
crack with a cloth dipped in warm
water &....
Green tomato pickle: Take one
peck green tomatoes. slice and
sprinkle with salt; put in jar, press
tight and keep over night; in the
morning drain through colander; add
one dozen slised onions, half ounce
black pepper one ounce ground mus
tard, a quarter pound mustard seed,
one teaspoonful red pepper, one ounce
cloves, one ounce allspice and one
pound brown sugar. Put IN Kettle,
cover with good vinegar and boil I'M
til tender.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-07
The Late Governor Johnson IN Ad.
yOcate OF the Society Of Equity


The lamentable dea-h of Governor
Johnson OF Minnesota recalls many Of
his homety sayings, and the excellent
advice that he has from line to tune
given the people. Speaking one day
to a friend he said of the movement
of the producers to free themselves
from the domination of the grain
gamblers and the eeva or trust; that
the teachings of the American Society
of Equity were sound and logical, that
while scien. ific cultivation of the soil
was inevitable, the securing Of an
equitable price for farm products was
of first importance, and that the
plan Of pooling the grain as proposed
by the society of equity and selling
it, only as needed, seemed to him the
real solution of the problem of secur
ing a fair price for the producer, with
such a plan in operation, the farmers
would soon put he board of trade out
of business for his part he believed
1t to be the duty Of every farmer to
join the society, and use his power for
the common good"
Certainly this is sound advice, and
will likely be followed by many who
revere the memory of the Governor
for the many kindly acts, that have
made him beloved by all of the peo-
pie.
The society Of equity has been push
ing the work of education, with all Of
the energy possible, considering the
means at it's command the results OBJ
tanned, are far in excess Of the most
sanguine hopes Of the leaders, who
have made great personal sacrifices to
carry on the work. Such leaders as
Theodore G. Nelson, Charles U. Pier
son and A. V. Swanson, in this state,
are in large measure entitled to the
credit for the results obtained.
The members Of the society are I'M
der great obligations to their local
papers, for the support they have CIV
en- the cause, in publishing the great
truths of eq 'ity, and it is the duty
of every member to support their To-
cal paper, provided it gives support
to the noble cause. The grain grow
ers are, as never before, holding their
grain for sale under the plan adopted
by the Fargo convention, which fixed
a minimum price for wheat at $1.1s
terminal points, those who hold thoir
wheat according to agreement, will
reap better price than those who
feel that they must sell now.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-07

In this issue, you will note sale
advertisement of J. Svendsgard OF
Bowden, N. D., who is advertising his
first annual sale OF Herefords, Oct. ~,
1909. The sale is a fairly good sized
one for the first, the cows are all
guaranteed free from tuberculosis, and
it will pay any farmer to get one of
these animals, no matter what the
price may be.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-07

In our hurry and furry of last
week, we failed to mention the arrival
of our old friend, Carl Torbenson from
Bellingham, Wash, who is here visit
ing old time friends for a few weeks.
Carl is enjoying good health, and re-
ports the other North Dakota folks,
as enjoying life in the west.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-07

Happy Jack" Borgerson and wife
of Everett, Wash, were here last
week, visiting friends. Happy" call
ed at the Independent office but We
are sorry to state, that we were not
in,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-17
Natures Warning.
Tanning People Must Recognize and
Heed Il.

kidney ills come quietly -rny>tcri-
ouSly.
But nature always warns YOU.
Notice the kidney secrctionS.
See If the color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages frequent, scant:, painful.
It's time then TO use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
TO ward OF Brisht's disease or dia-
beteS.
Doan's have done great work in Man
ing.
G. L. McEiveen. S. Church ST., Man
ming. s. G.. says: 'Doan's Kidney Pills
proved TO be The hes: kidney remedy
ever used. Ny kidneys were weak for
some time and too frequent passages OF
the SecretionS caused me 20 arise often
during the night. | suffered severely
from backaches and pains through my
loinS and 1T times was so lame tha, I
could not stoop or lift. finally read
sbou. Deans Kidney Pills and procured
them. Since using this remedy. the
backache has disappeared. the lame
ness has vanished and do DO. have 10
arise 4; night. | highly recommend
Doan'> Kidney Pills II every opportun-
itv.'
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan'
take no other.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-17
Country Property for Sale.

VIC Offer The following lands in Clarendon
Couaty ~ wha: consider very reasonable
prices. and those wishing 10 purchase ! farm
or invc>, their money are invited 10 come and
examine our list. We shall bc glad to take you
over the property IL any tine.
$50 acres. ST. Marks Township. 100 acres
cleared. With Tenant House: not 50 acres bone
in ;raci-iooo per acrc.
10 acres. -. Marks Township. IS acres
c!ca-ci: -c>: can be mace "a good place $500
per acre.
I6I acres, ST. Marks Township: Rents ao~
FOR 500. considered ac excellent place. So 50 per
acre.
90 acres. Brcw!a..on Township: - acres
cleared. much o: the remainder can DC with III
tie expenses 90 per acre.
;eS acres, Nj Zion Township. IS acres under
cultivation = acres can DC c,eared-si3o % per
acre.
s!I acres. Manning Township. abou: 500 acres
cleared. with 10 tenant houses in good repair.
VII! ren. toc $500. This tract forms abou: 4
solid square. beginning within l-e miles q
Mann;a4-2225o per acre.
GS acreN, M;. Zion, Township. 81 acres under
cult va::on. rest can be easily cleared: dwell
linz. tobacco barn. barn and stables cxceiIen.
water. miles from Manning. and from For.
eSion-!l. zoo
IS ccre,. Midway Township. 30 acres cleared.
Groom houac. tobacco barn. barn and stables:
adjoining laEds 0: J. II. DuBosc. julie Norris
and D. W. Aldc--naa-s!l.eo per acre.
Cal! on u .o- Town Lots.