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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

The above is good likeness Of S l. Dodds, of this
city, who carried off the honors of the Interstate Associa
tons bird Southern Handicap held Nashville. Tenn.
against 30 of the worlds best shooters. The trophy
rendered him by the association is beautiful medal
studded with n diamonds OF Hickmanites are
delighted with the victory by Mr.. Dodds
And by the way. Hickman is virtually entitled to the
honor Of the Grand American Handicap Championship
which belongs to Guy Ward of near here and was won
by him at indianapolis. June 10Th, 1906 Score l50-l44
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
fresh News OF the
Harness Horses

Darnette, 2l2 IA. is dead
Iackey sale at Cambridge City. Ind,
this week.
Frank Lang will train at Readvilie
this spring
Russian breeders are after Colonel
Cochran. = 10 II. N
VIII Durfae may not bring a stable
east this year
The chamber uf Cummerce viii prob
ably he a ? l. class.
Choral 06 -. ran away broke a
leg and was killed recently
T. r Birney has opened public
stable az New Castle. Ind.
Nike McDsyitt, trainer Of Lillian u.
2.O41.2. - seriously M with pneu.
moni3-
Wine wilkes. 2:2s, George Wilkes
greatest producing daughter. dam of
six performers. three dams of J. aud
three sires Of 10. now ~ years old.
sold al auction at the Chicago sale
for s2n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
DON'T" BUSH
NO MARATH0NER

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 10
4 report was circulated during the
winter that DOME" Bush, the Tigers
nifty little shortstop, was to be one
OF team OF three men To race Do
rando in an event pulled of by Man
ager Charlie Carr. OF the indianapolis
baseball club. during the winter sea
SON. The report OF the race did not
contain Bush's name The inhelder
explains why
First | heard OF IT," he says. was
when Carr came up TO my home and
asked me to run There was then
week only before the race was due.
Carr had an idea that / could run the
distance OF four miles--the final por-
ton OF the relay-and wanted me 10
try out right away
Whatever running I've ever done
In the past was short-distance stun
and I'd have taken a chance at that,
too
TO convince Carr that | wasn't
there | had 10 try 10 run mile. II
was 10 have been four times round
the block. The second time round my
cork was pulled.
No Marathons in mine. I'll run
dash now and then, II somebody
makes il worth while. but IN never
try that long-distance stunt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
YANK PITCHERS
TOTAL THIRTEEN

MACON, Ca, March l5.-Owing 10
the floods and partial suspension OF
railroad traffic put one new pitcher
Joined Stallings club in the past
twenty-four hours. His name IS
Vaughn and he played with the Yam
KEGS In 1908. that is he hit fungoes
TO the outfield and wore uniform.
He never had chance to show what
he could DO. Vaughn makes the thir-
teenih finger He reports that along
the road he saw number OF SUSPECT
OTIS looking characters headed for
Macon VINO had all the earmarks o.
candidate for Stallings strangers. The
manager himself hiked to his planta-
tion Yesterday to hide. The town IS
getting so full OF pitchers that several
new stores are opening up. Extra
ears have been on the trolley lines ana
there still remain three more TO re.
port. Chesbro. Glade and Schmidt.
when the whole troupe marches down
the street In close formation IL looks
like the local national guaro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
c. O'LEhRY IS A
MAN OF FAMILY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March Is
Though it isn't matter generally
known. Charlie O'Leary. the Tiger in
fielder is man of family and has
more possibilities than the average
married man Though still bene
dict Charlie is the support OF his aged
parents in Chicago. materially assists
his two younger brothers who are also
ball players and acts the part OF a
father TO two little orphaned daugh-
ters OF his oldest brother who died
about two years ago, closely followed
by his Wife.
Nor is OLeary the only one OF the
Detroit players similarly situated.
Were the truth known. there Is
mighty considerable portion OF the
regular semi-monthly gold. meted out
for Detroit's baseball that goes
promptly on It's way into dozen
states where there are venerable par
ents and dependent brothers and sis
ters.
One hears exaggerated reports now
and then regarding the way profess
siOnal athletes in general and ball
players in particular dissipate their
salaries It's only justice that the
public should know the actual truth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

beau the top OF the Toledo batting
list.
Barbeau tried 10 wait il out. but
had To hit. He rolled a sharp ground
or to Williams. the second.sacker. and
Williams threw out his man at the
plate
Smoot. too, tried 10 walk. but Mar
quardt made him pop TO Carr,
Armbruster was next and the In
dianapolis inield moved back, Carr
going clear into right field. Busters"
effort was a hard bounder. right at
Carr Had Marquardt covered the
bag, all would have been Well, but he
stood i'm his tracks Carr had one
chance and that was n long one He
erahbes the sphere and cut loose TO
the plate. The Toledo runner happen.
ed to be West the pitcher. and he
didn't know. much about sliding Cars
throw was accurate and Livingston
just barely negotiated the put-out.
The game went l3 innings and In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
BY PAUL n. eRUske.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 10
The baseball world will know before
long whether the New York Giants,
in investing $4,000 in an untried
pitcher like Rube Marquardt. OF In
got value for the money or
were victimized by the astute w. H.
Watkins of the Hoosier club. Accord
ing TO the bulletins from Marlin
Springs. where the Giants are train
ing, McGraw is giving more time 10
Marquardt than 10 any other man on
his squad Beyond doubt, II the
big southpaw is in condition when the
season comes round-and no stone
viii be left unturned To that end--he
will be- chucked into the thick OF II
right away from the start.
II Marquardt makes good and Ray
mond keeps straight, the Giants will
be mighty dangerous proposition for
the Cubs during 1909. as anyone must
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
]. JOHNSON BRAGS
He CAN WHIP
JEFFR|ES
coLoREo MAN SAYS he WILL
CANCEL ALL THEATRICAL EN-
GAoEMENTs TO FIGHT FORMER
CHAMPION AND clNcA TITLE.

CHICAGO. March l5.-Jack John
son. heavyweight champion OF the
world and the only oolored man who
ever held that title. arrived In Chicago
this morning accompanied by his
white wife. Jack will stay here two
days, when he will go To Galveston,
Tex. to visit ais mother a big
throng greeted him as he stepped
from the train.
Johnson has much To say, but his
one Thought ~ match with James J.
Jeffries
am the undisputed champion OF
the world ana / am sure the country
VIII recognize me as such, but to sat
lsiy Jeu that | am the rightful Dos
SCISSOR OF the title | want To fight and
lick him. Yes. and | can do II Just as
did TO Tommy Burns. He lodged me
when he was In his prime and | fear
he will do il now.
II will make him fight IL there IL
any lett in him.
Il have signed up for many theatri.
cal engagements and have plenty more
contracts awaiting my signature
Everyone that | sign is condition
nj, subject 10 cancellation II JEFF an.
nounces his Willingness TO fight. [
know and the pugilistic men around
the country who are intimate with
Jeffries know that the big fellow can
get back into shape and | hope he
will do his best TO lit himself for
battle
Il learned that there are many In
America who want To see me dethron-
ed because am colored. They look
TO Jeti 10 turn the trick Well, | am
sorry that my color brings out this
feeling, but am proud TO say that
Jeff viii not take the title from me,
ana as run my mind over the pres
ent day fighters there are none who
can take my measure.
Bring on Al Kaufman, Stanley
Ketchel. Marvin Hart, Sam Langford.
Mike Schreck. Jack O'Brien. Jim Cor
bett, Sandy Ferguson or any others
and | will give them a battle. | am
the champion. but I will not dictate
TO any OF the men who might be sug
gested as my opponent.
"Will fight Tommy Burns again?
Well" and Johnson hesitated for l
long while-"no."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
|MOR|ARTy STICKS
TO A FLAT NIT

SAN ANTONIO. Tex March ID
Although he has always worn the con-
yentional glove in his work at third
base heretofore. George Moriariy IL
trying out a little fat pancake sort
OF mitt down here this spring aud
4. likes It pretty well. He believes that
(. Il will help him particularly on his
handling of thrown balls. as we'll as
making II nit easier for him. In case
he has TO shift from third to first and
back again. as may he the case n
Rossman fails to report or gets hurt
later on
Moriarty got accustomed 10 work
ing with a mitt at first base for New
York last year. He figures that nc
can switch from the little mitt 10 the
larger one and back again without
losing bit OF effectiveness. lie Ia
nevertheless well supplied with hand
armor down here. his equipment tn.
cluding two first-base mitts. the pan
cake alluded TO above and two finger
gloves.
And he Tugs them all out to The
park every day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
s. Dwytr Now a seout.

NEW YORK, March Frank
Dwyer the old time pitcher. MANAGE
and umpire, was caller an American
league headquarters Saturday. and
rumOr has IL that ne is 10 become con
nectcd With the club w some capacit,
Possibly his billot viii be- 10 look owe
some 0f the smaller leagues and col
lege teams with view 20 plucking q
brand or TWO from the burning Com.
petition has beCumn lsu keen in the
demand Tor good ballplayers thai
every We'll regulated club has ri least
one Scout " DIVER joins forces win
Frank Farrell The local club will bee
fortified with TWO keen judges. A.
thur Irwin already being on the roll
George MCConnelfs signed contract
came into Secretary Tom Davis\ hand
yesterday There was no doubt con
cernine where NJ stood as he has
been with Staliings at Macon bui the
document made things doubIy secure
Great things are expected from The
big pitcher BY al concerned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
CARR PLAYS 462
GAMES IN 1903
BY PAUL r. sRusKg.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 10
During Charlie Cars stay with the
Tigers al their Texas training camp
somebody was eongraiulating him on
the fact that things were coming fair
~ easy 4 big.leaguer like Carr In
an organization like the association,
running a champion club and with al
most boundless RESOURCES al his dis
posal--such was the line of talk.
Coming easy eh9" shifted the hus-
Ky nrst-sacker We'll, played In
&C. hard games last year By actual
count. aud Ia like TO know where
there's anything soft about that"
lncredulity showing In several faces
Mr.. Carr went on To explain that the
American associations regular seized
ule included l54 contests. In which he
himself took part. And | played ev-
cry one OF them through once before
took the field and once at least after
il was over" he concluded. Three
times l54-well work II out yourself >
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

dianapolis finally won, Marquardt bat
ting in two runs with "A double.
That night Carr strolled out or the
hotel and looked down the street. Near
the curb little distance Oft stood TWO
figures. midget and giant. and the
atters arm was round the little fell
lows shoulders Carr recognized his
pitcher and his shortstop. The big
fellow was laughing
THAT was some strong talk you
handed me out there this afternoon,
kid. he said.
Rats | knew you had them scared
to death all the time said Bush.
What did say anyhow. I've forgot
ten"
Well. now that's funny. for so have
l." ohuckled the big fellow. Let's go
90 the show
Arm in arm the strangely assorted
pair OF athletes paraded OF down the
street.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
Jennings Glad Maps Aren't
Training at Macon Again

tage Gus about training al that Macon
hcld says Hughie. The old Detroit
champions of 20 years ago went there
-lhe first northern team To take A
southern training trip. il ] have heen
correctly informed Everybody knows
what sensational success resulted
from the campaigns OF that great club
Then. when Ned lianlon WAS or
ganizing his Baltimore club, he be
thought himself OF the Macon train.
Ing ground where he had prepped
a. a member OF the old Detr0iis lie
look he Orioles there and they won a.
succession OF penuants Both the
champion BROOKLYN teams trained at
Macon. under Hanlon.
Jimmie Collins and the old Boston
club trained for each of their cham
pionship campaigns AZ Macon. Ga.
They were the last champion clua
camp. Cleveland trained there for
several seasons lately but precedents
don't 20 for them They upset a lot
or other baseball traditions, so | don't
suppose this one is particularly re-
markable
An the same I'm mighty glad that.
with their 1909 strength aud the favor
they are getting in all quarters as the
likely pennant winners. that the Maps
aren't training az Macon. There 5
something about the Macon grounds
that makes a good team mighty dan.
gerous for any opponent in pennant
race.
For my part I'm mighty glad it's
New York, instead Of Cleveland, that's
holding forth down there right now
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
FRESHMAN AFTER.
MARATHON MONEY

NEW YORK, Feb There is n
new Marathon runner in town. His
name is Patrick White. He Is from
Richardstown, County Dublin, Ireland,
where he was born, 20 years ago, and,
like his father, he is an Irish farmer.
lie is a well-coupled young Celt, weigh
Ing ia pounds.
White won the championship OF the
County of Dublin, ten clubs compel.
ing. with 100 entries, and distance
OF eight and one.half miles.
After winning numerous other races.
he won a Marathon race from Windsor
castle to the Stadium in London over
the same course Johnny Hayes won
the Olympic race. His time was
2:37 1-2 He won another Marathon
race from Falk to Rdinburgh-26 IL
niles-in pa on course covered
with slush and snow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
D0RANDO MEETS
HAYES ONCE MORE

NEW YORK, March l5--Johnny
Hayes and Dorando Pietro will meet
IN the rubber Marathon at Madison
Square garden tonight In all quar-
tiers yesterday the meeting between
the two was the topic Of conversation
and the question was, Can Hayes
beat the Italian"
The Yankee runners followers are
SO confident that the winner OF the.
famous Olympic Marathon can lead
Dorando that Hayes will 20 TO the
post slight fayorite.
The little Irish lad is in splendid
condition and under the watchful eye
OF wizard Hjerlberg has reganed his
former speed and stamina.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
CAPT. SCHAEFER VERY ILL;
APPENDICITIS is FEARED

fered awful pain. Toward morning
;he attending physician administered
IN opiate and Schaefer is row resting
easier II is feared that an opera
zion may have To be perfo: med here
Fist Baseman RossEan Joined the
team this morning. but did not take
part in the forenoon practice. his
trunk containing his playing clothes
and gloves not yet having arrived
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

sy PAUL X. sRusKE.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 10
Huuhie> jennings, manager ~ the DE-
troit Tigers lis ticklcd ga death that
the cleveland Maps have this year de-
serted their old Macon raining ground
Tor Mobile. Ala the Macon field having
been securei~by the New York High
lauders
There l. something mighty adyaE-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
OLYMPIC CHAMPION
BECOMES AUTHOR

Ellery II. Clark, Olympic champion
al the Athens games ana former Har-
ward star athlete. has turned to liter
ature His first effort in the book
writing line came from the press or
and was placed on the stands. II is
called Loaded Dice and is as full
OF action on every page as Clark's own
busy career. and those who knew FL
lery best know that he was always
doing things.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
KILBANE- NELSON
IS WINDSOR CARD

Tommy Kilbane, who established
quite reputation around Cleveland.
is to fight Eddie Nelson eight rounds
Wednesday evening at Windsor The
weight is to be ia pounds at o'clock
In the afternoon The two met az
Akron recently and the Clevelander
Was declared the winner. although
Nelson thinks ne got the worst OF the
decision.
Whitley" Notwell and Harry Kelly
will meet in the semi-fnal. The latter
Is new boy from the east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
HITS HOME RUN;
KILLED BY BRICK

NEW YORK, March l5.--Just as he
batted out a home run six-year-old
Domlnlck Circle. captain OF one OF the
teams playing ball i'm yard on the
east side. was struck In the head with
a brick thrown by a man who object
ed 10 the noise the lads were makins.
Unconscious. the little fellow was hur-
ried TO "A hospital. where he died
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
LAJOIE ONCE LOANED
MONEY TO BALL CLUB

Manager I.ajoie has one distinction
that few bailplayers attain. lie has
loaned money 10 a ball club 1t was
while Larry VAS with the old Phillies
on spring training trip that Score
tary Shettline ran short OF funds
Larry asked how much was needed
and dug up the 800 that SheJt was
short
1ohn l. Rogers. the club owner. was
staggered. Who ever heard OF a bali
player loaning club money was
his idNOrite comment for years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
HOT SPRINGS PARK
LEASED BY REDS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 10
President John |. Taylor. OF the Bos-
ton Americans. has received word
from the Cincinnati Nationals that
Frank Bancroft would be here We'd
nesday 10 represent Garry Herman in
the matter OF closing ten-year lease
on Majestic park which the two
teams will use Jointly for spring prac.
lice purposes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
TO TEST FREAK
YACHT TUESDAY

The new-iype power yacht. The
Bat, will be tried out Tuesday AT /
o'clock from Schmidts dock. foot OF
Pan kyiewaves This vessel. which is
40 feet in length tnc is owned by
William Smith. superintendent OF the
Michigan Steel Boat Co. is expected
TO be very speedy. Instead of depend
ing on high engine power, her build
ers pin their hopes on the utility OF
"A high-speed fan running at the bow
which is expected To keep the boat
well mp in the water forward and thus
diminish resistance pressure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
PELLETIER TAKES
NEEDED VACATION

y. Leroy Peletler, who has been
handling the advertising campaigns
for the EMF car and also for the
Studebaker. has dropped his work TEN.
porarily to take a vacation, his health
being somewhat impaired by overwork.
lnasmuch ss he IL interested as a
stakeholder IN the EMF COMPANY, he
will discontinue his work for the stud
ebaker Automobile company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

SECOND MATCa MAY DECIDE
THE BASKETBALL TITLE

n II \. c. can win from y. N. &.
A IA the game Ia bee played OF the
~" nour Monday evening, II means
that he citN title. and the state cham
rionship as well will belong TO the
neltas The latter have already won
no game az the series ~ three. ",
ON the other hand She "Nr team wins.
it will mean that n third game VIII
have so be played.
While the Delias won by - 10 20 a
month ago this il no certain criterion
a. go thg game that j. 80 he played
When the first game was played. both
teams were comparatively strange To
the floor aud to~the glass baskets
Since then the association buys have
had four weeks OF practice. and thie
should mean great deal
Condition should favor the associa
ton also. as the De.tas are far from
being In the best of form There viii
also be four ~" substitutes 10 one
reserve for the u. \ c. aud this may
mean a great deal In the last few min
utes OF the game. The lineup will be
slightly different al the start. b. John
son going in at forward for the "
instead OF Gordon The lineup is.
r. 4 q DETROIT Y
Setnnick ....L. E.. r. johnson
Mcpiarmid CO. r. F.....s,... Roosey
MaZer ,......t-- &C., Branston -
Miller ,,-.-.-.. l. G.......E. johnston
cox ........... X. q ..,.....,. Wilson
Substitutes: d. A. c., Grant; \. Nj.
c. A.. Hanna. Gordon. Havill and
l.ampson.
In the first preliminary, the Brews-
ters will meet the Boulevard Congrc-
gational. and this should be a spirited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
sy PAUL n. sRUsKE.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 10
The illness which has been keeping
Capt. Schaefer out OF the game develop
cd acute symptoms last night and Her.
man Is now threat ned with appen-
dicitis. All night long Trainer Tut
hill and Charlie O'Lcary the captain
faithful roommate5, were up in at
tendance upon him. The German suf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

eame. as me two arc the best in The
sunday school league Essex Fusil.
iers and y, Reserves furnish the semi
final Coach Brewer. OF NJ. 4 c. ref
erees the final game. John BIS hor
the preliminary. an6 Dick harist the
semi nnal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
w. Campbell, Auto Driver.

Willie Campbell. who has done lots
OF boxing and some automobile speed
ing. is figuring ON making try for a
place with Michigan auto concern
as pilot OF one 81 their racing cars
this summer lie has an offer which
he Is considering.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
"Tony" MuIlane stiIl plavs.

Tony Mui.ane. once famous big
league player. is 10 play on the ball
team Of the Chicago central station de-
tectives \ nine has been organized
among the sleuths To play other police
mines this summer