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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
PLENTY FOR THE
WINNER To Do

According 10 the present plans OF
the entertainment committee OF the
Detroit Wheelman. the winner OF to-
nights wrestling match between
Clyde Bleakley of Detroit, and KIRK
Yates, Vi Toledo, will be given an OBJ
portunity for very extended cam
peign 1t is planned 10 try him out
against couple OF opponents or very
nearly first class and then go right
after the champions. A match with
Johnny Billeter, OF Toledo, another
with Bothner, the former champion.
ard, If still successful, one with Trem'
blay the worlds champion, will be
staged. in case enthusiasm seems 10
warrant the big purse which Will be
necessary 10 secure the consent or the
principals To the competition.
Bleakley and Yates have met twice
and each has match 10 his credit
Two lively preliminaries Will be
staged this evening The Wheelmeu
hall has been fitted up in fine style
for the entertainment and will accom-
odate over 1000 spectators.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
ANOTHER CLOSE
RACE PREDICTED
6v ALEcK SULLIVAN.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Judging by
the present outlook, the coming East
ern league season will prove even
more prosperous than the one which
preceded II.
There have been many changes IN
the arrangements OF the several clubs
since the close OF the 1908 season, al
Of which promise to prove beneficial.
'Will Baltimore win the pennant
again." Is the cry heard all over the
circuit, but IL seems TO be the con
sensus OF opinion that it won't. There
are too many first-class teams for the
Orioles TO capture the bunting again.
or course, Baltimore is naturally the
team picked TO win by many close
students OF Eastern league doings. bit
Newark. Rochester. Providence, To
ronto, and, in fact. every other club
has a chance equally as good as Balti-
more 10 win first honors.
Eastern league managers for 1909
are as follows:
Baltimore-Johnny Dunn.
Providence-Hugh DUFFY.
Newark-Harry Wolyerton
Rochester-John Camel.
Buffalo-George Smith.
Toronto-Joe Kelley.
Jersey City-Hugh Mccain.
Montreal-Jimmy Casey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
Boxers Fwicky Ab0M Their GloOeS,
Says Little Man W>ho Shapes Them

down his hand on my neck. Bob had
the largest wrist and didn't care much
about padding there. while Tom
Sharkey always wanted his gloves
padded high up on the thumb. This
was So he could use that side OF his
hand as sledge. | padded his gloves
away up to the wrist.
Il see that Gus Rubin wants -
fight again. Well, that's another jon
for me. However, he has such a large
hand that IL takes an awful lot or
leather. Gus has the largest hand OF
any man in the business.
Frank Erne and Joe Cans always
had the same style glove, as plain as
possible, with the padding mostly Al
the ends.
Willie Lewis has a bad right hand.
Il IS all smashed 10 pieces and he can
not close It. have 10 make big pad
inside 10 help him get a grip on it.
Tommy Murphy and the boys OF to-
day are not as particular about their
gloves as old-timers. However they
all want the fve-ounce gloves well
padded
In the days OF the Coney Island A.
c.. before il was pert OF Brooklyn,
they used three-ounce gloves. Joe
Choynsk fought many Of his best
fights there made all his gloves,
and he wanted them right He would
not stand for a loose glove
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

Sparrow" Robinson. glovemaker
for the worlds champions. sat in his
nest" in New York the other day
and related some interesting dope"
on the title holders.
Sparrow has a most intimate &C
ouaintance with the great fighters or
the past and present day Every fight
or OF any prominence has had his
hands measured by Sparrow and a
visit 10 his workshop was one OF the
first things 10 do after the consum-
nation OF a match There were gloves
TO be made for the training quarters
the gloves that the fighters used while
working with their sparring partners
and the gloves TO be worn in the
fght--in many instances a contest for
the championship OF the world
Il have found most fighters To be
decent fellows" said Robertson They
have their own ideas as TO the way
their gloves should be made. and after
| have measured their hands they in
struct me on how they like To have
them padded.
Take George Dixon, for instance,
continued Sparrow. He had most
peculiarly shaped hand His fingers
we're very long. in fact, all out OF pro
portion TO the size OF his hand That
helped his reach. fer when his hand
vas opened he could stick IL into an
opponents face at long range This
was favorite method of his
How about McGovern. did he have
any peculiar style?"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
CASEY At TER
JOE YEAGER

Or. James Casey. OF Detroit. man.
ager OF the Montreal team in the East.
ern league. is making strenuous e.
fort To land Joe Yeager. another De
troiter 70 play shortstop for his club.
Casey is OF the opinion that II Yeager
q all be secured he will be in shape ~
give Montreal the best club II has
ever had. with excellent prospects OF
finishing up as well as anyOody's ball
club
Negotiations are now ia progress
betW cen Casey and Manager McAleer,
of the Browns. to which club Neager
is under reserve.
Should Casey succeed ia securing
Yeager the deal will bring together
Casey. Buelow and Yeager. three ct
the one.time Tigers. all OF whom were
employed here during the carly days
cf the American league
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
BALLOON RACE
At |ND|ANAP OILS

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The first
grand prize national BALLOON race will
be inaugurated at indianapolis, June
3 under the aus pices " the Aero Club
'of America The winner OF the race
will be regarded as national cham
pion OF the United States. the prize
being a gold cup valued al $1,000.
The balloons will be sent up from
the grounds OF The indianapolis mo-
tor parkway.
1t was originally intended 10 hold
this race in September or October,
Lut as another balloon contest Of ma
tional Importance is to take place In
St Louis the week OF Oct ., II was
decided to hold the grand prize race
earlier in the season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
lake hazer IN The Pink for
Biz Basketball Series Nov

Friends OF Jake Mazer. the
versatile head-push OF the De
troit Athletic clubs basketball
team. may have some difficulty
in recognizing him when his
team takes the floor 10 play
Notre Dame Tuesday evening
in the D. A. G. gymnasium.
Cause? Why. Jake has taken
off in the neighborhood OF %
pounds in the last month--count
EN-, %
During the last two seasons
Mazer has been accommodating
considerable superhuOus tissue
He came to feel the handicap
early this fall and started
strenuous course OF diet and eX-
ercise. As result he is once
more In appearance the slim
lanky individual whom Detroit
used to know before he up and
got married.
Jake's teammates say that the
loss OF weight has greatly in
creased his speed and staying
powers. though nobody had
noted much OF a falling.off II
these respects al that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
| AM STILL
THE CHAMPION
JIM JEFFRIEs.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. ST am SUI
champion and Jack Johnson is not
going TO do any debating II 20 back
10 the ring.
Jim Jeffries threw the local sport
ing contingent into spasms OF JOY D.!
this remark.
Johnson has been credited with
talking a whole lot and much or II
was nonsense said Jeffries today,
and the climax came when he said
he would insist on colored reterec.
What has Johnson got TO say about
the referee anyway, in case he gets
a Chance at the heavyweight title? he
doesn't hold It, | never was beaten
for the championship and | have the
right 10 name any terms-if box
again"
"Jeffries has big chance to get
what he never had before. said
wellknown bookmaker today, and
that IS widespread popularity. He was
always so much bigger and stronger
than any man he met that his W.
tories never aroused much enthus-
Iasm. But II he agrees TO meet john
son he will take the place john H.
: ullivan once held In popular esteem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

Terrible Terry should say not
Any old thing suited him. he often re-
marked 10 me: Sparrow. you have my
measure. just fix me- up pair.
wish they would permit me 10 wear
kid gloves or none at all. III bet l
could wallop with pair OF skin tight
ers
Tommy Ryan was the card, though.
He insisted that my gloves be used IN
all his fights. he made the clubs put
II In the articles Of agreement. he
was very careful about his hands, and
| had 10 measure them for every hight
"Jenries was al easy-going FELLOW
and easy 10 please The big champion
had the smallest hand for his size OF
any man in the ring.
"Fitz was a card He had a story
ready all the time. and would insist
that laugh. or bang would come
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
TURNS
OUTLAWS DOWN

Heine Steiger, the Detroit southpay
who was purchased by Little Rock
from the Springfield H., club last
season. has decided to turn down an
offer OF 81 800 for the season with the
California outlaws and mas signed
with Little Rock at $500 a month.
Steiger was recently informed 0y
Manager Roger Bresnahan OF tie 81.
Louis Nationals. that an offer would
be- made by that team to purchase HE
release this spring This winter the
pitcher is keeping in good shape and
Il working at Detroit manufacturing
plant as a cOremaker
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
BURNS WANTS
SECOND CHANCE

LONDON, Feb 9-Hugh Mcintosh
who promoted the now famous Burns
Johnson battle, has arrived here from
Australia, and will probably sail for
the United States on Saturday. He
has all the Aims OF the recent fight,
and has the sole right to dispose OF
them.
Mcintosh declares that Burns will
arrive here in about six weeks and
would like to meet the colored cham
pion before one OF the local fight clubs
lie still thinks that he Burns Is
Johusons master. and is willing 10
fight almost for nothing SO he can
win back his lost laurels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
LITTLE COMPETITION
IN HANDBALL MATCH

The expected strife between ths
Grogan Sr Sprott team and the Gro
gan. Mcdonnell combination faile!
TO materialize at the police station
handball court, sunday. the genial
clerk of the recorders court failing u
put In an appearance.
Hampered by the loss OF his part
her. Sprott Was unable 10 put into
effect the fine points Of team play,
V men paired with Police Photographer
Carmody. Grogan and Mcdonnell VIII.
ming -four games I'm row and never
allowing their opponents more than
Ir points M ans one.
In he meantime the epithet OF
gutter" is being banded ABOUT Ia
the GIogan household
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
RED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
CHANGES IN SCORING RULES
PROPOSED BY SPORT SCRIBES
VS. OF THE DAY. GATHERED FOR THE

dyed-in-the-wool baseball faus VINO
read every bit or a box score In event
"a more than one catcher being used
IN a game by club, the summary
should also tell how many innings
each catcher worked, just as IL tells
how many innings each pitcher is in
WREN more than one takes part Ia the
contest.
Neither would IL be unsatisfactory
II the names OF those batters that are
hit by pitched ball were included In
the summary along with the names OF
the pitchers dealing out the blows.
Members OF the Baseball Writers
association are particularly DESTROYS
that the scoring OF stolen bases be
made more uniform. There really is
no justice in giving a player on whom
no play is made credit for a stolen
base where Il double steal is attempted
and the man trying for third is nip
ped. Neither should a base runner be
given credit for a stolen base where
he slides over the base in making his
attempt
On the other hand, the rules should
AS"N 9'ioN = i"hAeA sA"u'" &c 6'Sa
credit for stealing base when he
makes his start and a battery error
follows.
Another rule that is necessary is
one that shall give the catcher credit
for put out IL case OF third bunt
strike going foul Most scorers score
Il that way now. but in the mino:
leagues. they have habit Of inserting
star with footnote saying: Jones
out on three bunt strikes"
Members OF the committee would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
CHICK LATHERS is
AMONG THE "CONNED'

Dispatches from Ann Aruor have It
chat. among the athletes who drew
conditions from the Ni. bisan faculty
as Che -esMt az t9c J,'ent eNamiua-
tiaus is Ch.ci fathers one of the
.assie,t men s-ut TO .he big uuiver.
sitv from Detroit in some time lath
ers wax playing center on the basket
ball team aud was designed for the
star at he baseball team a position
which he was Well qualified 90 6ll
teyund question
.a,hers WAS bach in buf one sub.
iert however. aud may make mp his
work i'm time 10 start me season with
nis mates Oh the diamond.
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also like to see IL inserted Inv the
rules that catcher shall be charged
with an error in case he misses a
third strike and the batter is allowed
10 reach hrst base Al present, II Is
scored as passed ball
Greater uniformity in the scoring OF
double plays is also desired and a
simple solution OF this would be To
designate a. double plays all eontin-
uous plays that result in two men be-
ing retired. Some writer's now re
gard as double plays only such as re-
suit in the retirement OF the batter
and a runner who is forced or throws
from The outfeld following catches ~
ny balls
The rules state that batter shall
be given ere dit for home run when
he nits the ball over fence the re-
CURED distance from the plate. Were
this rule scored TO the letter more
batters would receive credit for home
runs, but there is an unwritten rule 10
the effect that in event OF member
OF the team last at bat I'm the conclud.
ing inning making such hit with
men on bases, he shall only get credit
for hit long enough TO score the win
ming run. This is only an unwritten
rule and should appear among he
laws OF the game.
Another point on which scorers DIFF
fer IS in event OF a fielder dropping
fly and recovering himself quick
enough To throw out another runner
either at second or third. This looks
like a force play, but some scorers
give the fielder both an error and an
assist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
LOUGHREY AND RUSSELL
QUIT, LAURELS EVEN

PHILADELPHIA Feb g. Young
loughrey and INK Russell Fought six
rounds In the wind-up az he
Washington Sporting clu blast night
and al the end it wds loss up as
TO who had the better of IT,
l.oaghrey landed the most blows,
a. times landing two punches to one
Tor Russell. huv The la'ter's blows
we're harder and Nr times they hurt
/ .oughrey Russell forced the boxing
all the way
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
ALL LOVELY IN
CAMP Of CUBS

OCEAN PARK. Cal. Feb. S.-Man'
Gger Frank Chance, at peace with
President c. w. Murphy and the
world. will leave this land OF perpet-
ual sunshine where II has not stop
ped raining for nearly three weeks.
TN Wednesday. going direct TO Chi
cago.
Since his troubles with the Chica.
60 club have been settled there Is
nothing to detain the manager here
longer. and Murphy has suggested IL
might be well for Chance To be on
hand for the big meeting of baseball
men on Feb. 16. in the event any OPP
portunity for trades arises.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
BOUCKART SIGNS
IN THREE | LEAGUE

Johnny Bouckart Detroiter who
has has several seasons OF experience
in the southern Michigan ana on fast
pendent teams, has signed con
uact> to> catch tor Vt' Davenport, la,
lnam Of the Three ! I,ague
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
O'LEARY SIGNS A
CONTRACT FOR 1909

Any possible doubt over the inten
lions OF Charlie O'I.eary the Tigers
popular innelder was dispelled Mon
day by the receipt OF his signed con
tract for 1909 by President Nayin.
OLeary had informally accepted
terms several days ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

tonight.
%
The Canadian curriers' have been clean
Ing up regularly Ia Scotland
Pontiac has raised $4,000 with which
TO back It's team Ia the proposed
Border league.
Q
,. y. Mason rolIer-skated n mile La
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

COMES TO TERMS

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-Walter
Johnson, the great Washington pitch.
err, Is reported TO have obtained his
price from Manager Cantillon OF the
Washington American league baseball
team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
|MAzER HOPES To
STOP CATHOLICS

With the scalps of Michigan Agrieui'
tural college at their CORY belts. the
members OF the Notre Dame basket
ball i've arrived In Detroit today foI
the game which is scheduled for TINS
evening AT the Detroit Athletic CLUB.
The NJ. A. c. combat was simply
romp, won by the Catholic athletics
"a To IS Though playing tonight I'M
der A. A. u. instead OF intercollegiate
<rules. the Notre Dame bunch has no
fears of the outcome.
All that JAKE Mazer is willing I'd
predict Is an animated dispute from
whistle 10 whistle.
They look strong admits the dad
oy of Detroit basketball. but so did
Pennsylvania"
Maloney is the man whom the ID.
A. c. men viii have to watch. he
swished the ball through the hoop
eight times against NJ. A. C's boastei
defense
The lineup:
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Nention-Grand Rapids ard Re

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Tickets Will ne sold Feb nth ana
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IS = Tor 4 new record ~ Puts
burg last night
Aner all this backing aud hIIing. sol
MetZs1r has consented to act az
Penn > coach again.
Memphis H. going &" Try IA stcriIined
race uc'tiuE tn Sire -U. iuE ltt
good ola ARMY game dies Hatu
">oodIc-" Hahn, Detroit's great south
paw years asn. ls 4ulnt Co tf tpt "a
Job iu tue ksutu, Indiana ohio
ltag4e neat srHsoH
Charlie schmidt wiil soon be- mighty
lonesome. M'tu Chance. Johnson duu.
aguet setits ttr pace. tnt stt
h"ld-outs u" "uvvilug rapidly into
line.
IL seems pretty well settled TINT the
university of Louisiana PLAYED TO-
bunrH ot ringers uu Ter chaWpIou
football eleven lAst year. The ptt,.
southern schools auuouuc. boycott
The national 4. \. I authorities viii
pass on t.' Ball NuId' ease iu IT,.
troit iu WuiuN the meat uf tlc arLu
Wcnt IT, the aIeReR open quality Ut
the y. NJ. q. Is commercial lvaga'.
An outlaw league H. in procrSS at
formation iu Kansas and Missouri d.
would dpIlt FOR pru(cr ton huI l".
tie fact that DO wants a club in kd4-
sas CITY. Kas territory already u.-
cupied
The elaborate scheme of government
- the Now Detroit High = hoUI
fcttt league u 10 be- tested rIErl
away Eastern refuses 10 plas t,t..
Z tral IN basketball m Buck F'reo
mar "a post graduate. IT, allowed 90
play
IN EFFORT l. Ia progress 10 get Bui,
Shorrtug 10 consent to wo t-Udrr
thonlug With Tom f.uugbput If
Longbodf cant iuu faster fLau us
"a a
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~NVTTiUg ~ UUUNruf u ~ U-UIT|
thonlug With Tom f.uugbuut If
LongbUdt cant fuu faster tlau u,
did against shrub Sherring or all
most anyone else should be- able to
get him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09
l, sesms prc,t, meII .c,rIrd Tim, The

mis- trsitN ol Loulsiau played t
bunch ut ringers "u Ter champion
football eleven lAst year. The ptt,.
southern schools auuouuc. a. boycott
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

pass on t' Ball NuId' ease iu 10.
troit iu WuicN TIE meat 90 tuc arl o..
mcnt is the alleReR open quality 90
the Y. NJ. a. a = suWturIriaI lvag.I'.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

Referee--Brewer, Nj. A. {
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

- = Tor = new record ~ PiJts-
bulg last night
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