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The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
SUMMERS LEAVES
Fur SAN|1AR|UM
TIGERS Knuckle- Ball Artist Has Bad
Knee and Is Threatened With
Jaundice II Is Believed.

Pitcher Eddie Summers. OF the De
troit baseball +eam VAS immedlateiy
puced on "A Mt Clemens car. as soon
AS he arr wed in Detroit from Cleveland
today, and was sent to sanitarlum Ia
the famous health resort suffering
from combination OF diitlcnitle''
most prominent OF which Is very
sore ana badly swellcd knee. which Is
worse now than at an: time since the
injury occurred TO that member IN
The south when one OF the batters MT
him with a hard drive In practice
Summers is also showing signs or
being IN bad physical condition. ms
color is very bad and he looks, nj hrst
glance ike man In the early stage
II jaundice. This. In fact. Is the
diagnOis OF his mates. though the
formal statement OF the doctors mas
not yet been made
The length OF time which Summers
viii spend at the heaita resort VIII
be conditioned on hts Improvement. II"
hopes 20 ne back for one OF the games
Of the series with the Athletics. how
ever
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
BELGIANS ARE CHAMPS
Cop Grand Challenge Cup in Thames
Regatta, Beating Cambridge.

LONDON. July S.-The Belgians
captured the grand challenge cup IN
the final race OF the Henley regatta
today by defeating the crew or Jesus
college. Cambridge. before tremeni-
Gus crowd which went home bitterly
disappointed.
The time OF the race was seven min
utes and eight SECONDS and the Bel
eians who were strong favorites IN
the betting, proved themselves mas
tiers OF their opponents.
The vicso-oas crew represents the
Club Nauuque OF Client. and took
place IN the front rank early in the
preliminary races Their superiority
g admitted. though with considerable
chagrin a. the English public was III
no huulor 20 be beaten again after he
recent victories OF thu Americans at
polo.
A. A. Stuart. OF Kingston. England,
this afternoon won virtually the title
TO the championship OF the word 5
scullers by winning the famous dia'
mond souls from r. Lucas. OF Ter
many, in the fast time OF 5 minutes
and 81 seconds.
Stuart was comparatively unknown
as sculler before he entered the
race.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON.
That is the Opinion CT John 1. Sui
Ivan, the ex-Champion, al
Any Rate.

CHICAGO. July STANLEY Ketchcl
can whip Jack johnson. but Jcnries
and Johnson VIII never tight. is the
opinion az John l.. sullivan. who IS
in town today ON his Way from Can
ada 10 New York.
Sullivan thinks Sam Langford can
whip either ketchel or Johnson.
There must have been something
wrong With the Papke ketchel fight,
he said Papke had no license to 20
against Ketchel. who can whip john
son good and plenty lie has the
punch aAd his showing with Jack
O'Brlen showed he knows how 10 use
it, Johnson knows Langford is a hot
one and is sidesteppinr him. langfcrd
IS consistent has the punch and know ;
the game Kaufman j. too slow. SO Il
is up 70 Kctchel and iargtord TO turn
the trich.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
LOWE OFF TO CALIFORNIA.
Oetroi: Scout Closes His Work
Western League and Hikes.

Robert Lincoln Lowe chief scout OF
the Detroit baseball club. is of for
California, whore he will look over
the players in the leagues Of organized
ball. California mas produced quite
number Of fast men in recent years.
notably Hooper, OF Boston. Stanagc,
Of Detroit. and Krause. Of the Atm
letics Whether there are any more
like these will be determined by Lowe,
to the best of his ability.
The Detroit club las secured an
option on Pitcher Lavender. OF Proyi'
dence. He is said 10 be bird.
Payment Of $4,000 has been made
for Pitcher Hardin, Of the Rock Is
land club OF the Three league. THIS
is the first completed deal for players
made by any club this year. Hardin
is brocheriu.law OF Billy, Lamb. q
wcll-kuuWn local fan
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
r.In.hurg &. Icttinr out an nwfuI ,sm
WHILE HARRY KRAUSE. THE UNBEATEN, WAS
KEEPING THE TIGES FROM MARRING HIS RECORD

Kiil.fcrs single IN the cighth. when
be- batted for Wilett followed by
kusNs THIRD stroll and Ora Wford 3
double, Melted the Tlgrs their only run,
Bender coached most % tho time al
first base AMI seemed 10 delight in the
warwhopp~ - tto blcucbers The car
uslc mon wil about pitch the sabbath
game.
WUetCs control was go bad that
Staua2" Had stnut opp0rtuuity - call
w!fn TIC Athletics. ard suffered severe
b." thereby
Eakrr a0l Thomas coutlruc ~ rlt ut
merry "a."fs h"re with the stick n
they lit against the other teams OIL.
they dp torD fhey would ausi the tsar
close o. $50 30 batting
Tuc Tircrs have boo Kick os SET on
the way Ban Johnson is treating them
There HASN'T been % suspension. iu spite
of .Nrlisious from tho game Bush's
rae" Is tic latest iu point
Those triples h Davis and Baker
W,r" 20 opposite cprners ~ The lot
D. IEra Nuot NfHHt eluiol Morfarts'
madA iho second r.n good
TIE Ti-cs came quite near scoring
To tfo a.rentu WHOM Cotb stole home
Hu DALI t,a' sheridan aft'r du" de-
ib.ratlon 'pcided was the thlrd strike
en SCl4efef. retiring thc side
Detroit lost e possible chance for "a
ruu in thc fourth when Bush got over
ha'9ur ed nrI fci' taking two bases ON
Cratf0rd fluhrld ont tlc would have
wgte thift lad ice kept his fe,f
Two - WIle'rs .Hssts looked. as n
fI,N mtGuf haye- been semi -futnutionnl
Baker driV,g iu tie fourth huurc,d IN
EoSsuan snius - SrbHefer. who near
1870 got 90 bark iu time 90 retire tho ran
-nc-
Workg atcred swell bail jos the
ninth. retiring three mon ir order amt
NAV got chance TO show later iu the
series Is yet ne ts rs unbcdt"u az
Krause, though not IN 50 prolonged a
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
EAST lRRANGES
BIG AUTO TOUR
Frank Munsey Offers Trophy for
Event Similar To Ghdden TO Start
and End at Washington.

Acknowledgment Was made today thai
Frank A. Muasey. the well-known
publisher. Is The donor ~ troph,
sor a Frank \. Munscy reliability con.
test. to be run from Washington. d. C.,
10 Boston. Mass. The tour Will start
Sept - and terminate Sept -
More than ordinary importance as
tl,hcs g. the event from the fact tha:
IL viii lee the nrst big automobile
event jto start and finish IN he ma
tOndl capotal lnasmuch as The east
Ni!, not have a big automobile touf
tcis var. the classic Ghdden being cor
hhed to the west. IL is believed the
Frank 4. Munsey contest will attract
a great deal OF attention n automo6il 2
Ctc,Cs
Tbs route Will DC from Washington
10 Baltimore to Philadelphia. 90 Nil
tcrd via the Delaware Mater Gap 70
Albany. 10 Springfield. 10 Boston. r.
turning. the tourists Will use the a.
rect BostonNew lora Phlladelphi,
route 10 Washington.
The contest Was sanctioned We'd
neslN Ay the contest board OF the
american Automobile association Men
ga national prominence in the automo-
bile world will act as officials OF the
run An entrance fee OF So will b."
charged. and all OF the entrance money
viii be divided into prizes 10 b.
awarded The pilots Of The winning
cars There Will be several handsome
cups offered as prizes 10 the ears
making the best mechanical and ROAD
- ores
4 G. Newmycr and II. G Ward who
are connected with the Nuusey news
papers. are In Detroit 10 witness the
start OF the Glidden tour.
IEtry blanks FOR the tour may b"
had og the Detroit Times sporting
editor
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
FASTEST MILE OF THE YEAR.
eproachless. c. Of c. Winner, PAGES
Fast at North Randall

Dispatches from North Randall. O.,
where the new Cleveland race track
is located, have it that the fast mare
Reproac HESS, winner OF the 1907
Chamber OF Commerce stake here.
paced p mile recently for Bert Sank
In 100 81. This IS by all odds TIE
fastest known performance OF the sea
son. and il ample evidence both that
Reproachless is right in form and also
that the new course Will be plenty fast
enough to allow the Grand Circuit
rioters and PAGERS to make creditablc
time over its surface.
The mile was within a half-second
OF the time Reproachless made when
she secured her record
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
MAPS PICK UP NEW
LEFT-HAND "PHEN IN.
He Genes From the Pacific Slope. and
is Said 10 Be a Whirlwind.

CLEN ElANp -. july ut VAS IN
rouncei 10y the management ~ the
Maps today that Rafferty,. thc fast OUT
fielder last year secured from the IA
clhc coast. has been released 10 Toledo.
In the Association
II was also announced that the Maps
had secured a new SnuthprW named
briggs. who hniiS from SPOKANE Scout
Jim Mcclure picked him up on his re-
cent western trtp. titigEs stuck out
- men IN the last eight games.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

doir at the Oriental over winning A''
ninth American league baseball same
in rows his triumph being ali ne
,weeter from the tact hat his victims
were the doughty Detroit llscft,
twice champions OF their league
l4i-t Goes persons paid dIaission
to the Detroit bali yara go be- cor.
inced that NJ. Kreuse VS. as GOOD
as his record Trey Went AVA cons
WINGED THAI he was. 10 far ~ eject
went. bat a bit dubious IN some pat'ie'
ulars as 20 the why's and Sher0iuf"s
Fol the enlightenment OF the mere
Is casual ii might Do stated here thaI
Mr. Krause j. left-hander with ialT
speed. swell control and a nice curve
ball. ana can field his position iNi..y
pn11
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Ae,s There when caIIsd on.

That sort OF a combination ca ueat
any team comprised OF .eit-iianAed
batting strength. and that Is the only
Kind oi teams on which Manager
Mack is sickiug krause these days,
as Will DE noted from tha co~1p@td-
lively few number OF times ne mas
taken the firing line up 10 date II
Krause doesn't lead the American
league this year il viii be because OF
a change IN the Mack styl" of teC,ics
or else on account OF a radical COZ
lapse. So long as his arm Is strong
and ne keeps his control. i WI ta&'
a perfect and lucky game ~ peat
him.
A GEAR AGO Krause entered The Am
erican league and shortly made hle
exit He didn't have much stylc and
was wise enough 70 onte the fac He
did remain long enough however, To
get a very excellent idea OF the style
of Eddie Plank his companion south
paw OF the Athletic roster and this
he set forth to copy. So we'll did he
succeed THAI even those who have
known and been delighted WIZ the
work OF the veteran for years ana
years had To rub their eyes yesterday
to convince themselves that u WAS
Krause and not Plank ont therc or
the firing line. battling the Tigers
Krause has the same method q, fac
ing the batter He has copied the
Plank windup to perfection. His na-
ture gives MIN the same jubilart CON
hdence while on the slab and as soon
a. he fills out in maturity, he Is rOmg
TO be about the same size as his cid
or rGmrade
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Ira Thomas Does His Part.

There was nothing particularly
spectacular about the way Krause
beat the Tigers yesterday; II was
merely cool, calculating piece OF
business. with the twirler putting the
ball ON the dot whore Ira Thomas
called for it, and the Champs sue
combing to their weaknesses with
which the ex-Tiger backstop was nat
uraily pretty Well conversaat
Edgar Willett wasn't hit very hard,
but pitched very mediocre game
nevertheless ANY pitcher who gives
seven bases on balls and Is SO deilb-
crate in the movements that trauspira
between the time be starts 20 throw
the ball and the date when IL reaches
the catcher. AS 20 allow seven steals
OF sacks on most Of whicl occasions
thera wasn't even chance for stan
age 10 pull of an effective throw. dc-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
cALL THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

At Detroit krause Won his
nLth consecutive game, Be 'r
Davis ihahing q spre by funcaii- ~
triples IN tae eighth
The Browns astounded the SoN
ht grabbing Of both games ~ a
doubip-hcadcr. Powell Hnd pneen
twirling The latter had 60 snug
tho Chicago bunch oul out imn-
td tAc trick
Fa,keaburs pitched swell Na.l
Ter Cleveland. letting his nt
Washington teammates down
Wlta dVc bits The Maps bun,led
t.eir drives "a Johnson
ln ihe Detroit game the A,h-
l,tics accumulated seven passes
and seven stolen bases ~ ine
battery work ol Winstt and St2n'
age scoring bar one run thereby
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
BROCK TO BOX NELSON
Cleveland Lightweight OF 70 Coast,
Where He Has d Promise.

CLEVELAND. July S--Phil Brock.
accompanied by his mauger. Tom Nc
Glnry. left last eveu.I FOR Los An
reles. - acre he expects to fight Bat
Ting Nelson on Aug . McGiuty was
IN communication hy wire with T. j.
McCarry manager Of tae Pacific 4. c.
OF Los Angeles Yesterday, and the t~o
practically settled arrangements for
such a fight Brock does not show
q mark as the result II his encounter
with Bert Wing. and - greatly disap-
pointed that the bout was stopped.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
GLIDDEN ENTRIES NUMBER
80 AND MAY BE MORE
No Official List Vet. But Chances Are
This viii Be Abou, the Makeup
NJ ,u OF the Field

Though there has been no Official
list of entries given out by Chairmen
Hover. of the \. 4. contest board rs
Yet. lt is probable that the heli VIII
mclude 50 starters when II starts on
It's Way westward out Michigan ave.
Monday morning.
The list Of Detroit entries in the
race has dwindled percepubly and II
now appears that but six local cars
viii face the starter
The following is the list. subject To
change on account of belated entries .
GLlDDEN TROPHY
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Weekend Excursions TO Buffalo via
Michigan Central

$3.50 for the round trip. tickets
good on all trains leaving each Satur-
day during the month Of July at In 80
and II 90 y. m. good returning. ieay-
ing Buffalo q, \ 90 and 1850 r. m.
Sunday Tickets good In coaches Only.
For fuli particulars see agent at Union
Ticket Office. Opera House block, or
depot, foot OF Third-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. July s.
Roland Barrows. the gem of the New
England league has been signed by
the Chicago White son He Is AZ out
fielder and is - years old He IS tive
feet 9 and weighs 100 pounds tie Is
a sure and hard left.hand batter anA a
strong 4. ght-hand thrower. AZ pre- ent
he Is Leading the New England league
I'm batting with mark Of 365
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Hearst a Motorcyclist.

Mrs William Randolph Hearst r..
Gently presented her husband with a
Pierce Gentleman Mount motor
cycle aa birthday present NJ.
Hearst. who Is now in Europe, took
his motorcycle with him and it IS pre-
sumed that he will use the same Oh
the continent In preference 10 an auto
mobile. This is but another evidence
Of the great popularity not only OF the
above machine. but OF the motorcycle
with the better element OF men The
time IS very near when the mOneycd
man viii have his motorcycle as well
as his automobile. horse and yacht
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Colts fer Washinrton.

Manager Cantillon Announces that
for the balance OF the season he Will
lose no opportunity TO try out promis-
ing young players. lie saws that tn;s
does not mean that all hope 20 better
the teams position has been abau.
Goned. buS wherever il is possible te
lsecure young player who has shown
class in the company he IS in no ex-
pense will be spared % do so
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Pointe Aux Barques Specisl-Via
Grand Trunk Railway system.

Beginning Friday June 18th. and con.
tinuing each Friday thereafter Pointe
Aux Barques Special will leave Brush
st. depot at 300 p. m. arriving Har.
Dor Beach 1900 p. m; poiute Aux
Barques 7:15 p. m; return each Mon.
day at n. m. and arriving Detroi;
.11:30 a IN.
Tickets and Par Car Reservations.
City Ticket ONCE. 124 WOodward.ave
Telephone Main 80.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
WESTON NEARS END OF
TRANS. CONTINENTAL WALK
Within 200 Miles OF san Francisco,
in Good Shape and with Plenty
OF Time Yet

SAN FRANCISCO. July Edward
Payson Weston. the veteran pedes'
trian is within POO miles of his goal.
Early today h. left Cisco. on the
slope OF thc mountains. and only $50
miles from the coast II, Will hnisa
Saturday or Monday. Weston says "a
Is feeling in the best OF shape and
that he will easily finish his tramp
within the time limit Since ne let
New York Weston has walked 5000
miles.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
PAGER is POISONED.

ALPENA, Mich, July e.-(SpeciaLl
zWilkie Allerton. a $4,000 stallion.
owned by Charles Mackenzie, Is dead
from effects OF croton oil placed Ia
his oats at the race track sunday
evening by an unknown miscreant
The horse was entered In tho mile
pace Monday but was unable 70 start.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
kRAUSE LOOKS AS
GOOD As HIS
RECORD
Athletics New Southpaw Showed
Detroit How Re Has AmasSed
Plutocrauc String
OF Wins
Time Not Yet at Hand, Though Il
May Be Near, When Clamps Sup
porters Should Yell &C @ Z"
s. 80 4 aRusNE.

LIE John ~ * ck-
t-ierred Wa. con
gratuiatius himself
last evening nu TN"
attainment without
loss OF ilte ut Is
saNeutiCth h~th
day with all the
tcaciits ac,rtip,
thereto. II
Nrause. star tch
er OF the AtH Cttcs
and a far more Sac
nous man tor tne
,noulVut. WAS ma
doubtedly hu-E.u;
himself IN tne Sc
ciusiOu 0f hi, 0Ou-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Sporting Notes

ID. \. &. 80. Nr>tcr0 club :.
some fr-e-for-all, that Nnce volI by
Tax TIL. out at FOuflaC\s este />h ~
Ch.esmnp. TT one time one OF the
south Michigan star pitchers Mas
bumped FOR - hit. hy Lansing yes
tcrday
The -. 4. c. tennis committee OF
which Ross " Holmes - again chair
man. has started 10 boom things for
tI. annual state tournament that
starts Aug. ,
pIttsburg l. letting out awful yell
over the fact that DrcNrus mas 20
manipulated his ticket sal" and re-
served sections as TO make IT neccs-
sary FOR tie average fan 20 pay 81
20 see the Pirates at play
In the closest sort ~ ~ finish Raymond
Russell OF tAr Country club. defeated
= w. Schlotman. OF th" Detroit Golf
club. az SAGINAW YESTERDAY in tie
morning ni-Ht G1r tho state cham
piouship. The tournament continues
today
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
eoston's Star Catcher senched

II turns out that Carrigan's finger
was broken In Saturdays game. He
will be cut OF the lineup for some
time-a month at least. Washington
Star
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Loaded With Pitchers.

II there is any strength In numbers
Pittsburg should easily win the pen
nant this season. Manager Clarke Is
carrying thirteen pitchers. SHOWS
also that Fred is not superstitious.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
And Hes a Dad Man.

Catcher Larry Mclean has been az
rointed captain Of the Cincinnati
team until Lobert returns from his
vacation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

BARRY out. hit by batted ball
fBatted for Willett in eighth.
4Batted for Kossmau in ninth.

Athletics y o % % d.. :
Hits-On Wmett. In S. OF Works
o In /. At but-Against Wiilctt. %.
against Works .. Two-basc hit
Crawford. Thrce-bdse hits-Dav.s.
Baker. Sacrifice hit-Ersusc. stolen
bases-Ganloy .. Collins. Baker O. Bar
ry, Thomas. First base ON balis-DG
Willett :. OF Krausc T. lit by pitcher
by krause. Cobb Left on bases
Detroit :. Athletics s. struck out
BY Willett >. by Works /. by Krause ..
Double plHys-Barry Collins and Davis
.; Baker. Davis and baker Wild pitch
w illett. Time j5. tmpircs--
Sheridan and KERN Attendance
.G.6O3
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Arson a Scout.

Captain Arson is scouting for the
New York Giants. The veteran should
make a good man for this line OF
work.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
ia Do,n on Giants C;cc Game.

Manager McGraw has ordered the
absolute discontinuance or crap-shooc
ing among the Giauts
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
MORE MOTORCYCLE COPS.
Police Department Arranses for Them
by Buying Machines.

The Detroit police department is
preparing for the Gidden tour rush by
adding two new motorcycles 10 It's
oquIpment, the purchase Of the ma
chimes beng made Thursday by Serst.
Staples. Of the motorcy Gle squad.
Excelsior machines were chosen.
and the purchase was made OF VIM.
+. Merzger. the local distribute
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
The Dayton the Short
Ship.
At PONTIAC.
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The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

estcrday's Results.
NcW York g. Pltfahurg !
Chicago $. phili,s
Boston 10 81 Louis g
Cincinnati g. BtooKIyr
Today'S Gnue-I
81 Louis al Boston
Cincinnati n BROOKLYN.
Plttshufg az New York.
Chicago a. Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

nusipes--Iik~ printing No fuss and
lo feathers The plain neat KIND tuds
.ooks right Times Printing 60, 30
IS Jnhu L. - Phone il9s
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterday Results.
Athletics 3. Detroit
ST Louis a-l. Chicago 10.
Cleveland s Washington =.
Today Games.
Athletics at pofrOIt.
BOSTON ut EtftruEo.
New York az 81 Louis
6shington at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

Secretary and starter. Reading. /
y Second Pilot. Detroit.
IS Pilot Detroit
% Chairman : car. Indianapolis.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

Straw Hats with blue band,
and other bands.
Mems Furnishings, too.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

serves Ntt'e credit for holding down
,ac hits The woNder iss hat ne Nh.
le.ioS needed those tWo TRIPLES 90 se~
Do gn iu the eighth.
It is SIN b!t early % spring he
alarms anl send ont any &. g - on
behalf 80 I'll, Tigers They caA lose
,oday ANA srl lead the league ana II
Is indeed a ptssimlst who ctn kck up
much OF an internal cyclone So ns
as hts nets aru ahead
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

Keep cool in one OF our 'lue
Serge Suits.
We have a big range OF iiluc
Serge Suitings in PLAIN and s,li-
striped.
To order and TO keep cool 10.
$3.50, $50, So. so 10 SIS
Ready 20 be Worn Blue Serge
Suits $40 10 SEQ
Wash Vests break the mon o.
ony. Low as 79c
"9oc a leg but not Tor r.L-
serges.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
coombs and Donovan?

To-day the Tigers will probahy mud
Jach Co4mbs ont there on the q ound.
BIN Donovan insists thar he is ready
% TON ai any time and he may draw
tGe assignment Tor the Users
I'm casting up the poss,1hte, il IS
noted by the harrassed leader ~ the
Tigers that as Yet his doughty drsi.
sacker is Wi-hstanding the Storu very
nubiy Yesterday here was one occa.
sion when danger threatened. Davis
being on first and Murphy on sccoht
with TWO oat The former led OK
frs, and Murphy ON second with two
ont The former led Of hrst iN scan
dllcus style. and when Wiiletl re-
Trained from throwing the Gall. yelled
ami capped his hands most uu~nem-
lugle His obvious purpose WAS to
draw a throw on which MHphy
might tear Tor third Nilett low
ever. remained calm and pitched TO
the batter whom ne eveuiually rel.rea
on "a fly 20 the outheld
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
THREE BASEBALL RACES AT a GLANCE
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE

STANDING.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

5i-Amerlcau- Simplex ~ Mishawaka
5s--Chalmers- Detroit ...... Detroit
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-26
PACKAGE RACE
NEXT SATURDAY
Yachts to Sail to Kaena Point,
Receive Packages, and
Come Back.

Next Saturday afternoon at six
o clock, the race to Kaena point and
back to the clubhouse of Hawaii Yacht
Club in Pearl Harbor, will start from
the spar buoy outside Honolulu harbor.
This race is the consolation event that
closes the local yachting season. 1t
takes the form of package race. Off
Kaena point there will be a stake boat
In this instance the Hawaii will act
as stake. Each competing yacht must
huff up near the stake boat, send
dinghy alongside and receive pack
age, the yacht that first delivers the
package to the judges on the Pearl
Harbor club wharf, will take first
prize.
The Hawaii will leave Honolulu har-
Dor at eight clock on Friday night.
She viii cruise to Kaena point and
drop anchor there. Then there will be
nearly twentyfour hours for fishing