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The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
J NEWS OF THE DAY GATHERED FO1
SURELY THIS WILL
Be SOME SHOW

New York viii contribute somewhat
10 the nnery at the Detroit automobile
show which will be held during the
week of Feb. 10 at the Wayne casino.
T. Leroy Pelletier. who is managing
the show for the local dealers. goes
To New York Saturday and while there
ne expects 20 absorb few ideas which
will serve as finishing touch 10 the
work here.
As IL IL the stan work for the col
umns. ornaments. medallions and other
parts OF the decoration is coming
through nicely. Men have been Gu
gagged on il for weeks, and Edward
Wagner. an eminent New York sculp-
tor. is designing some clever concerts
in clay. IL is the frst pretenIiou'
bit OF decoration Detroit show ever
has known. and will open the eyes
OF those who are used 10 colored bun.'
ing effects.
The Detroit show will be better than
either uf those In New YORK. because
IL will have cars from both branches
and will not be halfshow. as each
OF them necessarily must be. Close 10
200 automobiles will he on the noors
OF the casino that week. putting tue
show In the front rank OF exhlDits'
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
AT OAKLAND.

First race. futurity course, selling:
Curriculum, l0S; Caracinesca. 1OS;
Duke OF Orleans, l0S; Honest, l07;
Belle Kinney, loo; Boas. 104; Seven
Full. l0l; Laura Clay, 81: Who, 90;
otogo So; Rose Vale. 80; Evelyn X,
80.
Second race, three and one-half fur.
longs, selling: Dodo, 10; Passenger,
Zoe; Rivera, los; Basel, l02; Sylvia
Dunbar l0l; Good Ship. 100: Prince
Asturias, 100; Eel, 81; .Fred Stone. Sc
Third race. mile and a quarter, sell.
ing: "Fulleta, 112; Okenite. 1909;
Graphite, 109 Red Leaf. l07; Billy
Pullman, 104; Estella c.. l02.
Fourth race, furlongs, Cottriil
handicap: Smiley Corbett, 1922; Lighi
Wood. us; HandbrIdge, 1l3; Booger
Red. 100. Charlie Doherty. 81
Fifth race, mile, selling: Elevation,
121 Prince Nap, 49, Derdom. l21;
Mitre. l2l; Billy Myer. ll6; Carmelina,
ia: Long John, 1917 Minalto. l07
Caronia. 104; Miss Highland, 1902; ri
gent, 1902, LADY Rensselaer, 81.
Sixth race, Ave and 'one.half fur.
longs. purse: Or. Lego. 10; Sewell,
ITO; Stor, 10; Early Tide, l06; Dan.
gerous Girl, l05; Neva Lee. 1906 Keep
Moving. l0l; Patricia r.. l0i; Fancy,
101.
Weather rainy. track sloppy.
apprentice allowance.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
ktfri6 Fought Equally Veil
All ihs Way from zoo 10 2D

IL has been stated several times
that Jeffries never weighed less IMAM
22O pounds in the ring. When ne
came east for the first time and boxed
10 rounds with Bob Armstrong, Ne
gro. at the old I.enox A. c., Jef seal
ed at 245 pounds stripped. But when
he met Fitzsimmons at Coney Island
in 1899 he weighed about 200. A
week before this mill Jef1ries, VINO
was training at Loch Arbor IN Ne"
Jersey. got on the scales one day In
his street clothes-trousers. sweater,
Jacket and heavy soled shoes-and
weighed exactly 2l2 pounds. He said
after he had beaten Fitz that he would
never fight at so light a weight again,
and he kept his word. for he met
Corbett Sharkey and other pugillsts
afterward weighing close 10 225. When
he knocked Corbett out In 10 rounds
four years ago Jefr scaled at 226
pounds and never gave finer exhi-
bition of skill. II he should decide
10 fight Johnson the boilermaker
would be compelled to reduce grad
ually. which would be accomplished
by long runs on the road. steady work
in the gymnasium and dieting.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
DiSCONERER
MOI rms PASSING
az ORTIZ.


the 5
s"nd old % national
I'm Buck
his held Perhaps his all the
ina" certain extent the drs'oNerer OF ORTIZ
A 10 me u great
working The old virginia phladel
convenient did schedule
lSnehburs
home
He specifications recall
located the rxh, aSa fence tr ,n and ,red o" an na OUT We
LEFT with the Philadelphia OF which member for
afe some o the how
hard working him believe I'd him
said I'm to
knocked right
Chicago the
said relieve MIN OF those thousand bucks
fought with bare
could
permitted
Ihd you know that in
pitcher Durham OF New York and Indianapolis His real
name kiotzhach
the
ia lose
his
BROOKLYN last fran
tie clubs Fat seasor
limit t
s45 This that the average employ" VIII e 500 per month ea
fact biz
permit him around Tie
country. sk>-Iarkins half the year
racing
NV York c,s t., nslnuate that aas,ns round e hame rings
developing breed OF eescenshoped thoroushbreds
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
SMAIITAlK OF THE TROTTERS AND PAGERS

Kcntuckian writes that l.. Y.
II44 kuess il spending the holidays at
Walnut Hall Farm and that the owner
of Moko and Walnut Hall ia taking
ilor- interest in fis horses than ever
before
sNcrnli.c. e.ItIs WHO paced a public
Trial in 2.0sta u 1909, euualinE klat1 b.
Wau'r worlds three yeaf-0ld record.
aft.r seHrs ret rvulent 900 tu" stud
80 Non si,irrsd tn Plea.anton by lis
.v-unr ud hreede". " Marshall.
piNon cd. to re- enter training
npri-Q ,A. summer months Jay
t,(r--,- |9.i0 81 now in his Jlsj year,
I'm rtourt,d V"r. feeble. lie - now
90 ~. D.. y rW f"rW. NJ Pheasant .
lvir rropcftN ~ thu" Euil aud ~
,l.,f, .trnnyc~. TIE old hero H. 'ro
vt.utd rood. witch agrees with Tim.
and from pres. nt appearance looks 40
., GOOD cor several NOR" N"tfs "t NE
iio-go fairs bcld almost CONT nuouslS
tIfppyruu. tie year. uuNr h'ipcd go
INK, 49, sluu 10 greatest horse
t.,'..upo toputfV 80 f's size Iva the
world re fats arc largely attended
.t, foreign buyers especially Germans
VIM pttr.. lt.i go t. = uxn horses var az
,t,,.s. o.. tfbIttou- sales Tor export ~
taos nggrrl1tcd s. 900 900 10 is est
mated mat there. &C. now Ho".VOo horses
tr gslElun "a countrN not QUITE as
large Is the state 81 MARYLAND Whi'n
mas inst about one-hsIt thAt nuhbt'
vi horse.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
ATHLETIC PALS
R|D|CULE ROSE
BY IGoE.

NEW YORK. Jan. l3-You should
hear EN- roar The athletic pals OF
Ralph Rose, | mean, when they heard
that Rose is brushing up for a fling at
Jack Johnson. One man prominently
connected with the A. A. L. told me
yesterday that the Idea of ever whip
ping Rose into line was preposterous.
why he is the most notorious
coward In the athletic world. He Is
Joke with all the boys when II comes
to question OF spunk. He's big and
powerful enough. but the smallest
Splinter in the world could walk up
and pull his nose and get away with
II. He seems to have no Idea OF what
his giant frame and power are TO MIN.
one the ship over TO London he was
numerically goaded and tormented by
the little fellows, and he never once
showed anything that resembled gump-
ton. Ralph Rose has as much chance
OF whipping Jack Johnson as little
Johnny Coulon has. Why Coulon can
whip Rose himself
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
BUSY WEEK FOR
THE BURROUGHS

Beginning Saturday the basketball
team OF the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co. will put In a very busy pc
Rod of play. On Saturday evening the
big team" will meet Adrian college
in the Burroughs gymnasium, Second
and Amsterdam-aves. This game Will
be prefaced by two preliminaries in
which the Burroughs Y Nj. c. meets
the Young Mems institute FIVE. and
the Burroughs Reserves stack up
against the Windsor Fusiliers.
Play will begin At O'Clock and q
lively final Is looked for Adrian
stands high in basketball and has al
ways had a good team.
On Monday the Burroughs Quint
leaves on weeks tour OF southern
Michigan. playing Monday at Lansing
against NJ. A. c., Tuesday at Jackson {.
Wednesday at Battle Greek; Thurs
day at Hope college, Holland. and
Friday at Dowagiac where the Nation
al guard company has crack team
The Burroughs five is unquestionab!y
one OF the best teams in the city and
1t is figured by Manager Meeker that
such a trip rs this will put his men
in shape 10 vanquish the Spaldings in
the remainder OF their series, after
which hi will go after the ID. A.
and Y. NJ. c. A
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14

Jersey wilkes - dead. lie was "
sire ~ phenol. s.01i. Ethel Mac 2;pi =
and - other record performers
There src iffei. 90 bc some changes
in trr makeup OF IA" ,ir'at 49, "
circuit between now uud race dhN'
IVES" Futbusr has sold Ny SlaF
.s.0Ss, 60 Worcester parties. Rhu lh Wv
ponN's place has Louise q. US 3
Roh Davis has dccided not 10 train a
string nvNt year but VIII go d"wn lN"
Euc as salesman tot % suiky wanHiA'
tJtet.
~ shuIts mas changed tn" ntin'
of an. colt bs Moko ont "t an'iia.
dam ~ Tndd and sadie Mac. q" Jon"
son M1ko.
Waller TraNnur has sold the Liberty
chimes truttrr who worked iu = "I -
during the Lexington meeting. p"
George LOOMS the Minneapolis trainer
Dick Wilson is 10 train and drive th"
fI.dgehoE family next season ii'uN'
A. God Hos and lady Maud =. huNtu-
oiupd tte tioosfer trainer Siahie
An Austrian turfman has sent an or
d.t Ia America FOR d trottiuE stalII"u
esuabfe OF beating both Siltku ana NJ
IsT Winter lie viii not ht called upon
10 furnish am cash foI some time 10
come.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
GOTCH WINS A
BOUT IN BRITAIN

Frank Gotch has impressed his
proves on at least one man over in
England, dontcherknow. That is the
only man he has yet persuaded 10
meet him in that land OF loud smiles
--George Dinnie, the crack wrestler Of
Sheffield. Gotch recently wrestled
Dinnie before a house iammed 10 it's
capacity. throwing him first in one
minute and fifty seconds. second in
fifty seconds, making the TWO falls in
less than three minutes. Dinnie one
stayed with Hackenschmidt for ten
minutes and Zbysco for sixteen.
Emil Klank, Gotch's actor partner.
has sent to a friend in this country a
copy of the Sheffield Evening Mail
an interesting interview
with Dinnie, showing that the Eng
lishman regards Gotch as the greatest
of wrestlSrs and incomparably super
ior TO the "Russion Lion"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
MURPHY WILLING
TO PAY Up IF :.

CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-President Muir
ply. Of the Cubs says he is going %
give his ball players that $4,000 he
promised them for winning the Ma
tional league flag. but that he will do
1t in such q way as 10 get the most
advertising. The West Side masnates
scheme 10 have a committee OF his
players go before the commission and
ask that he be allowed 10 hand them
the bonus he considers master stroke
In promoting publicity.
II am going 10 get all the advertis-
ing out OF this gift of $4,000 that |
can" said President Murphy yester-
day.
Il think that's great advertising
stunt. It's something like John L.
Brush play in giving $1,000 for
Pitcher Marquard. Now. everybody
ought TO know that Marquard. an In
experienced minor league pitcher
isn't worth $1,000. But that was n
great move for Brush and | have been
kicking myself because | didn't pay
$4,000 for the same player, although
he isn't worth half that"
There Is no occasion for any play
ers TO appeal 10 the commission" said
Ban Johnson. Business between the
commission and Mr.. Murphy has sl-
ways been handled by Murphy himself
in the past. He knows that his re-
quest for permission to give his team
$4,000 for winning the last National
league pennant will be granted. So
what Is the use of dragging in the
players-most estimable men but not
needed In this transaction?
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT SAVANNAH.

First race, four-year-olds and up
non.winners at the meeting, selling
six furlongs: Colncident. ll5; 'Tile
kilns, 10: Gramsar, il2; Arthur Still
well. III: Ora Sudduth. ll5; Panique,
III: Lady Fitzherbert lis.
Second race. four.year-olds and up,
selling, six furlongs: Benora. III;
Soire, us: Bright Boy, III; Jigger
III: Hugh Farrell, 30; .Hanoway,
1l2; Nolless. ll5.
Third race. three-year-olds and up
six furlongs: away, l02; Flarney,
l07; Bosom Friend. us; Riccadonna
l0l; Spunky. ll2; Clifton Forge, IL.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and up
selling, mile: 'Besterling. 81; "Polar
Star, So Auspicious. 100; Spring Frog,
81; Big Hand, So: Galhleo, 107 Druid
"a
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up
six and one-half furlongs Castlewood
us; Virgil T.. ll3; Racquet. l04; Baby
Willie, ll5: Risk, 1lS; Salvolatile. ll5
Apprentice allowance.
Weather, raining; track fair.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
SURELY FIRE IF.
SMOKE IS So
PLENTIFUL Z
JEFFRIEs MEANS TO FIGHT lF he
IS RIGHT, REASONS TAD, AND
HERE Is THE NEW YORK Ex-
PERT's LOGIC.
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3-Out In Los
Angeles Jeffries is working like a
beaver. Il is doubtful whether the
big ex-champion ever worked any
harder for big ring battle than he
Is doing now, and he says It's all Tor
q sparring stunt he is To do In yaude-
Vile.
And the stranoest thing about il all
10 that Jsff began his strenuous train
Ing Just a. soon as possible after lit
tie Arthur Johnson administered a
sound thrashins to 7. Burns in Aus
traIla and incidentally annexed the
heavyweight title which jeff laid aside
In favor Of the Canadian.
The long and short OF the whole
thing II that Jeff intends TO fight John
son. II 1t is possible for him to get
into lighting trim, and this Is why he
n now doing such laborious stunts in
the gymnasium. bursting gloves and
punching bags and disfiguring slightly
the personal appearances OF his spar
ring partner. II is simply a case OF
there being a fire somewhere around
where there's lot OF smoke to be
BvS0. oE6FiI u ALL t1lO ASSOIN-
ANCE TO THE CONTRARY. JEFF
REALLY WANTS ANOTHER BAT.
M.B-AND WANTS ONE WITH
JOHNSON.
OF course, the big ex-champion
doesn't intend To take any long
chances. and this early preliminary
work is for the purpose OF finding out
just what condition he can put him
self In for ring battle.
There Is more than one reason why
Jeff should fight Johnson-reasons
from the Jeffries standpoint. His end
OF the purse would be an amount
which the big Californian could not
well overlook at this time. Personally
he would rather whip Johnson than
any other man he ever fought, and
then the ex-champIon would take pc
cuiiar pride and reap an abundant fin
ancIal harvest by regalning the title
from the present Negro champion.
Jeff wants the title TO remain with
the white race. and II his training
warrants his belief that he can again
get into condition it's a safe wager
that Jeff and Jack will have II out in
the ring.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14

snow. II you please.
Tn" Friend goes to the auctions
pi,k McMahan gets ust-the-Thins
l"l.
PoughScepsIe = to remain on the
racing fnan.
Baltimore viii II, Tor place in the
Grand Circuit.
VIII t-
Memphis is the POPULAR training
groGud tt-s winter.
Nuipscutt g;tOt.. has been pur-
chased SOS t"e German Government
Al ro-busn tas sold Nathan Strdus.
e;cais. to Wii.T smell ~ New BED
fdrd
Minor H"fr~ oldest colt. two-yeat -
old. hrougDt S-to al a recent auction
ont b. Iowa
Al Thomas B.. wiuttriug blk string
ct youngsters Al the IewcttNille COW
cred track
VIII .purfee Will bring the highly
touted O'clock PAGER NeloN. 2.V9i4 east
u,Nt Sumtuer
Walter COS tNinks Jerry r. will be
very useful I'm Tie o. class down the
b!s line next sammsr.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
AT Los ANGELES.

First race, selling seven furlongs:
Allen Lee. 104 Guy Fisher, III; Maid
of Gotham. ZOE; Provedore, l07; Alice
Collins. 1903: Otilo, l0S; Guise. l07:
Watiere, l04; Jane Laurel, 1902; Joe
Gaitens. ia; Solus, l07: Azo. 104.
Second race, purse, two-year-olds,
three and ono-half furlongs: Kiora
1902: Melton Dale, l05: Aunt Nancy,
1902: Donau ll2: Frank @. Hogan. H.:
Charles J. Harvey, l05; Mary Van
Buren,. l09.
: Third race. purse, five and one'half
turlongs. Fyankford. l04; Tom Me-
Grath. l09 Giovanni, Balerio, 1903;
Fern. 1903: Sir Edward. ll2; George
swain. 1914; Light Comedy, l04; Trans
lucent. l04; Big Chief. los; Critic,
lO9 Rapid Water. ll2: All Alone. 100
Fourth race selling. Ave and one
half furlohgs Golden shore. li3; Mad
Musgrace. 95: Amigo. ll6; Short Cut
leo: Anderson, 100; Billy Mayham
rs. Bemay. ll3; Tavora. III; Lady
lrma. "a: Creston. log.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
NEW UMPIRES IN
SOUTH MICHIGAN

Al. Johnson, OF the New Yorks STATE
league, and OF the New England 1easue
and Pat Flaherty. who worked III 'he
Copper Country league when II was
running. have been signed as umpires
by Secretary Glass or the Southern
Michigan league. According 10 reports
from Kalamazoo, the secretary wiz
likely make his headquarters AT MAJ
amazoo. when he moves onto the CHI
cult from Lake Linden. Mich, as Mrs.
Glass has parents residing al Ia"
Paw
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
SULLIVAN NEVER
DREW COLOR LINE"
ARTHUR DJFFEN.
ARTHUR DIFFEN.
BY ARTHUR DUFFEY.

BOSTON, Jan. 13.-Despite many
statements TO the contrary that have
been published. | fail TO find any dis
tinct record where John l.. Sullivan
in the heyday of his ring career drew
the color line. While IL is true that
John never fought a colored man in
the ring IL is q matter OF record that
he signed 10 meet Godfrey. the old col
ored heavyweight, In this city; also
TO fight Peter Jackson in San Fran
cisco.
Neither battle took place. but. ac-
cordng TO my authority. this was not
due To any color objections on the
part OF sullivan, but the threatened
stopping OF the battle by the police in
the case OF Godfrey. and a disagree
ment OF the promoters In al Frisco.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
WRESTLERS MEET FOR
A MICHIGAN TITLE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan 49,
To settle the featherweight wrestling
supremacy of Michigan. VIII Dean, of
Grand Rapids. and Sergt. +. A. Red
mon. OF the United States army, will
meet at Saranac Thursday evening.
I'm a catch-as-catch-can bout, best two
out OF three falls. battle. Dean is we'll
known To Grand Rapids followers or
the game from his work here, and
Redmon has long list OF victories I'M
the army games to look back on. The
bout will be refereed by Mike Rasmus
OF this city
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
D. u. S. SHIFTS TEAM
FOR SAGINAW GAME

When Detroit University school
stacks up against Saginaw East High
i'm the ID. u. S. gymnasium Friday
evening, II will appear with team
considerably shifted. The most fn-
portant change is the placing of Jack
Miller. the teams star, at center.
where he has never played before. All
places look alike TO Jack, however.
and II Is believed that he will be- able
to score just as fast from that position
as from any other.
The Elmwood gymnasium is in fine
shape for games now, gallery having
been installed, capable OF taking care
OF the crowd.
d. L. S. has games scheduled with
Adrian. Lafayette High and Detroit
Eastern and expects TO keep busy all
season.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
PAYNE SIGNS HIS
CHICAGO CONTRACT

Fred Payne. of Detroit, received his
contract with the Chicago White Sox
on Tuesday and lost no time In signing
IL and forwarding 1t to President
Comiskey.
Payne was entirely satisfied with
the terms OF his agreement and ex'
poets To be one OF the regular catchers
OF the team next year. He feels that
he has had more than his share of
baseball misfortune and believes that
he should have a good season In 1903.
Those who recall his successful work
with Detroit until illness and broken
digits laid him low, will concur in this
belief
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
CHICAGO NEGROES
WILL BACK JOHNSON

CHICAGO, Jan. IA purse OF
100000, wherewith 10 back Jack
Johnson against any white pugilist in
the world, bids fair to be REF ty
soon. Prominent and wealthy mem
bers OF the colored race in this city
have such a project in mind, and in
dications now point to a speedy con-
summation of the idea.
Leading colored men say that the
money will be bet against Jeffries just
as quickly as against any other white
pugilist. They profess hope that len
will agree to meet Johnson, as in that
case they figure that odds will not
be demanded Of them, while they are
sure the present champion could cas-
lily win from the retired one.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
McGRAW PREPARES
TO CAN IRON MAN"

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-"Iron Man"
Joe McGinnity will not be with the
Giants next season. Manager john
McGraw today asked all the leagueI
clubs for waivers on McGinnity's serv-I
ices. which means that II all clubsI
waive claim the iron man Is doomed tol
go TO some minor league team.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
WON'T RUN SOX,'
RE|TERATES JONES

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan 13.-"Therel
Is no hitch with Comiskey. | hatel
never had dispute with him. and ro-I
body is more sorry than that mustl
quit the game"
ThaS is the statement made tonight
by Fielder Jones, manager OF the
White Sox
Il want 10 emphasize that thercl
was no hitch between myself and Com
iskey; also that the story that | am
TO quit the game is not bunk. II
will not manage the White Sox next
season, and no one will ever be able|
to say retired a dead one"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
Great Record for Clarke.

Fred Clarke has been manager OF
the Pittsburg National league team
for nine years and In that time the
team has never finished out Of the
first division, winning three consecu1
tive pennants, finishing second three
times. third once, fourth once, and
last year being tied with the New
York Giants for second position.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
YOUNG SIGNS A
BOSTON CONTRACT

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 13.-Cy Young,
the greatest pitcher OF them all. sent
in his signed contract for next season
today.
so far as we know now Manager
Lake said. Young will play with Bos-
ton In spite OF rumors. The fact that
he signed the contract shows that he
js satisfied"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
Moreland's Book is Gu,

George Morelands annual encyclo.
poedia of baseball Information has
made its appearance. As usual il con
tains an interesting supply OF data, AZ
we'll sthe percentage tables by which
one is able to figure all sorts Of aver
ages az glance. The book can be-
secured ~ tho international Baseball
bureau. Park building, Pittsburg, for
10 cents.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
AMATEUR SKATES HALF
A MILE IN :os

ST PAUL, Jan. John G.. KARL
sen, The speedy Minneapolis amateurl
skater, established new worlds rec
ord for the half mile, negotiating the
distance in 1906. The amateur reel
ord for this distance in l:l6 4.5. made
by Morris Wood at Brooklyn. n. "
In 1907. The professional record Isl
l-6 10. made by Johnny Nilsson. of
Minneapolis. at Montreal. Canada. inl
1897
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
USE KNIFE ON
SCULL|NG CHAMP

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Witmn
couple OF weeks Frank Is. Greer' INC
amateur champion sculler. VIII under
go an operation which is expected 10
rid him OF trouble that has prevent
ed him from showing his best rowing
form for several years.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
Nobody Wants Larry.

Up to date no managers have made
any offers to the Cleveland club for
I,ajoie. deal for Ty Cobb, Ed
Walsh, Cy Young and few others
might receive just little considera
tion.-Sporting Life.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
All Have Been "up."

John Camel expects TO have a great
infeld at Rochester with himself on
first. Alperman on second. Sheehan
at third and Holly at short. four ex-
National leaguers.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
Even the Wrestlers.

Mayor Busse o. Chicago, may APP
ply the lid to the wrestling game. Too
many rumors OF fixing"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
Where is Clarence Fox7

Anyone possessing the address of
Clarence Fox. the professional base
hall player. will confer favor on the
sporting editor by supplying the IN
formation.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
A. predicted. Windsor viii hn,r tvo

short running meetings this coming
season. The original s. ch"dute has
Leeu slightly revised 10 conform t.
the Grand circuit truttipE dates
making possible = trottine ucetiUg
at Windsor before bctroit's Blue
allotted 20 BAnalo
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14

tauccs In mat san Antonio trip % the
Tigers. The jump from 81 Louis
viii take nearly three DAYS and IN,
fare se~ man VIII not he far from
$50.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-14
II has not yet been decided whether

Lou DILLON viii he mated with Peter
the Great or Bingen this spNuG 1irr
other TWO foals are by John VI
KerrOu, and are said 10 possess
great speed