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The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
HILDRETH'S STRING is
THE RACING SENSATION
Former Trainer Of Great MeChesney
has a Bunch that Keeps Winning
Right Along on Big Tracks.

NEW YORK. June 17-Sam Hi.
dreth-he's the James X. Keene OF
the turf world this year. With the
season IN the east one month old Hill
dreth has won s64.225-a nice months
pay. that With a fair share OF luck
during the remainder OF the season
Hildreth should be AZ the head OF the
list OF winning owners when the final
bugle blows I'M the fall
Hildreth has fine string OF horses
this year. the best ne has had since
the days of the great McChesney.
Look over the list of his color bearers
and YOU will have 10 admit that all the
Dig stakes seem az his mercy. King
James. winner OF the Metropolitan
and Brooklyn. the Toronto cup, con
queror OF Celt: F'itz Herbert. one OF
the best OF last seasons 2-year-olds.
winner on the coast last winter. rec
ord.breaking winner in the Oakland
handicap. victor in his only two races
this year In the east the PocantiCo
and the Broadway stakes; Joe Mad
den. winner Of the rich Belmont;
Mont gomery. winner OF the Myrtle
stakes and a handicap Restigouche.
who ran second TO King James In the
Brooklyn. and several promising ,
year-olds
Hildreth is what in slang is refer.
red To as a wise guy. His training
methods are those OF the old school.
and judging by his success this sea
son they are all 70 the good. AS 4
judge of horse flesh Hildreth has few
superiors I Sam wasn't good
-tHase-ef- AeFsa-fesA King James
Restigouche. FitZ Herbert and Joe
Madden wouldn't now be running IN
the black and white sash Hldreth
bought these horses from the men
who bred them.
Restigoucho is a Keene cast-off
and it's turf history that Mr. Keene
seldom gets rid OF what he thinks IS
a good horse fIildreth evidently
thought Restigogche a good horse.
John +. Madden Shred and sold King
James
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
SIR MARTIN ALSO RAN.
American Colt, OVer-Weghted BY
Handicapped, Can't Get Up.

handicapped, IAN Sot Up
ASCOT. Eng, June l6.-Louis
Winans Sir Martin, upon whom
Americans relied 10 win the Derby,
made his first appearance since that
race IN the contest for the Royal Hunt
cup today He finished among the also
rams although he was we'll backed by
the American contingent at 10 10 ?.
I However, Une srubf6 knew ne dfd not
have a chance as he was weighted
out OF the race by the Handicapped,
who assigned him 1l9 pounds. com,
pelling him under the scale 70 concede
weight TO everything in the race. This
was the highest impost ever assigned
Il 3-yeaF-eld in the history of the con-
test
The race was won by the betting
choice, A Bailey's big 4-year-old Dark
Royal pitchforked into the race With
100 pounds, although his form has
been excellent He was at TO / in
the betting and was ridden by Will
liams. Sol. Joels 4-year-old, Arran-
more. carrying 1l2 pounds. with Wal.
Griggs MP. was second. and j. II. II.
Peard,s Christmas Daisy carrying -95
pounds and ridden by East, was third
August Belmont's Norman III. was
scratched.
As the horses went 10 the post
Dark Royal was backed down TO 20
l. He won easily by two lengths.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
At GnANEsEND.

First Race--Three- year-olds aud up.
selling. ll-l6 miles: 81 Joseph I0l
Bonnie Kelso. 9S LAD OF Langdon. 9s:
'Blackmate. 100, Mombassa. as Nor
btt. il6; Hammeriess. o. Rockstoue,
95. 'Erbet. 81. 'Rose Beaumont 81
Second Race-TWo- year-olds 81. fur
longs shannon. III. ualmatlan, 1I2:
Medallion. rs. Foliie Levy. log. scar
pia. loo, Charlie Hargrave, IS. Pretend
H.. Radium Star. loo, Little King, IO7
Also ligible-~Jaqueiina los
Third Race--CeZelle 3-year-old ID;
miles PettiC0at III. Maskette. H..
Lady Bedford, III. Twilight Queen. III.
Fourth Race---Three- year-Olds and
up Il. miles Enendi. %. Judge Err
-rae n treat = Z A.. Pearl Point
a. Rio Grande. 90 Killicrankie 81
Also eligihle-Restigou l2s, Joe
Madden. IA; Montgomery. lis. Pins
and Needles 95
TTrtT TaTc-T7ITcC -yCar-OIds and IN
selling about . furlongs JOllv Ion
Rubia Granda. I0f. Julia Powell, iis.
eSpellbOund 90 Proven TO-. Oesa 1u5.
McCarter. I6. Esotcric.- lis, .Ragman,
10
sixth Race-Seiling. mile and six
teenth igot. 1913 Choirmaster OF
ston Belle -Campnn-- l1l-- e--S4.
-Nedlim % costello. 1922. OBADIAH @b
Danger. los Dandy Dixon l07 Mobil-
its. 90 'Tiaua Hs; -Gatien Lass, So st.
Falnsey 20. Aunt julie. SO
apprentice allowance clear and fast.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
women Who Are Envied.

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lovely in face. form and temper are
the envy Of many, who might be Ike
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" to them At f. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

times he pitches ball for the Detron |
TIGERS. and Il took the fans OF this
town seven seasons TO appreciate Just
how great and game a pitche he was
though he toiled manfully for his
team all that time. May he enjoy
many another season OF service WITH
the team OF which he must be conced'
ed az present the most valuable mem
Der,
The photo would have heen given
10 the public long since but for the
fact that 1t is a common superstition
In the profession that the publication
OF Mandatory cut line has tusuaily
the effect OF making It's originals next
appearance one which he VIII regret
! through its lack % favorable effect.
Crisis For Tl9es.
The Tigers had really best oestir
themselves IL they want 10 come home
in the lead in the league race. Their
affairs are right now at one or those
crises that punctuate the season PERI
odically. Already they have gone
through two OF them. This one may
be more difficult from the fact that
after the Philadelphia series is over
they play a game here on the day
following. at ST. Louis on sunday,
land return here for Tuesday AFTER
Friday night they will be en- tour Tor
practically four days. This rs always
a trying undertaking but the one COM
fort will be that the Browns, VINO are
the Tiger opponents most or the time
viii be on the jump 20 The same ex'
tent almost.
Before RAISING over the scene OF
Yesterdays strife Il might be men
Itioned that Ira Thomas performed, as
usual. tho most important part Ia the
defeat OF his old team. II was hls
slashing triple in the seventh wnich
paved the way TO the finishing touches
Of the Tiger defeat Ira scored the
ltieing run himself and had grand
idav all round. with the exception OF
THE fact that the Tigers ran bases on
him with freedom approaching aoan'
Idonmeut.
The only regret that emanates from
the minds OF Detroit fans regarding
Thomas is that President Navin and
Manager Jennings didn't keep Ira on
The Detroit list, if only 70 insure his
absence and that OF his death-dealing
lsapling from the ranks OF any OF the
opposing aggregations.
Hurrah For Rossmsnl
Quite incidentally II might be re-
marked that Claud Rossman Is be
coming well schooled In the arts OF
pinch hitting The first two or three T
I times the once first-sacker OF the team
appeared 10 bat for somebody in the /
ninth with man waiting 20 score the I
tieing run on a hit, ne famed igno- /
miniously. Then he began rolling |
grounders to the pitcher Yesterday. |
batting for Bush In the ninth in sim
liar circumstances, be gave Bob Gan |
ley out in center field corking chase. /
Bob caught the ball but It was close
shave. Next time Claud can positively |
be relied on 10 lambaste il.
Jennings is said 10 be on the verge !
Of using Summers against Plank 70
day. II he does, it will surprise the
home contingent, as Eddie has been
going badly on the trip and would
seem to be a precarious risk. How
ever. fH4Hs shhiie may really mean 70 work
Wild Bill. which is what is hoped at
/ this distance by the worried IL de-
voted and loyal bugs.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
MUNROE THINKS 1T WILL
TAKE JEFF TO LICK NEGRO
Last Opponent OF old-Time Champion
Hardly Thinks ketehel Big Enough
To Trim Jack Johnson.

NEW YORK, June 16.--Jack Mum
roe. the one-time Butte miner who De,
came famous for time as the only
man who had iloored Jim Joifries, Is
IN town He is likely To remain some
time. "a a suit involving half million
dollars. which arose over some mining
claims In which he is interested. -
engaging his attention.
Munroe Is now mayor OF the thriving
town Of Elk Lake. Ont. which already
boasts OF 5000 inhabitants. II is III
the heart OF the Cobalt silver region.
and FIVE years ago was an unexplorcl
wilderness Munroe was the pioneer
settler.
However. the mayor IL still interes'.
ed in the boxing game. and gives II
as his opinion that it will take Jeffrles
to beat Jack Johnson
STANLEY Ketchel is certainly
grand. great boy" said the mayor
but he will need to grow some be-
fore he can hope to cope with the col
ored man.
AS for me. dropped out of the
game right after met Jefries.
couldn't see anything in it for me ex-
cept small money lighting second rat
ers SO went back 70 the old mining
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 ass
said TO have rolled mp bundle or
change that would make the earnings
Of a certain alfalfa farmer look small
In cnmnarison
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE


All the eastern teams with the
exception OF Philadelphia lost
their games yesterday
Mullin. OF Detroit. the leagues
leading pitcher. lost his first
game out OF IL. weakening as the
result OF his Washington illness
after the Tigers had hit Bender
hard enough 10 win any average
contest.
Steele and Walsh were batted
out OF the box az Boston. but SUI
tor had the better OF Arellanes
in the closing stages. There were
four three-base hits during the
day. OF which Speaker. league
batting leader In extra bases. got
two.
Cleveland continued It's run OF
victory by trimming New York
10 in an interesting game,
pitched by Young against Doyle
and Warhop.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
e DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT
PAN" ONLY THE SHORT
FOR WORD FANATIC"

To the Sporting Editor.
VIII you please inform me
the origin OF the word fan" is
applied to baseballY
w. l.. +.
Fan" 10 believed by many 10
be an abbreviation OF fanatic"
II Is also said To have original
eel In the gatherings OF baseball
enthusiasts who argued. or fan
ned" about the ability OF play
ers.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
M'ALLISTER IN SCRAP.
Michigan Coach Starts 20 Lick Entire
Newark Grandstand.

Newark Grandstand.
Catcher Lew McAllister. OF Buffalo,
MiehigaR's baseball coach. came near
being mobbed after a recent game at
Newark. owing 10 an incident during
the game, and IL took all the players
OF the two clubs and the entire police
reserve squad TO protect the Bison
backstop. The trouble arose in the
eighth inning. when McAllister riled
by the derisive calls OF some bleach
critics because be failed 10 get under
a foul fly, angrily hurled ball at the
crowd. Instantly. shower OF var
ious missiles was sent the catcher :
way. Al the close OF the inning Nc
Allister boldly strobe over 10 the
bleachers and attempted 10 yank down
the wire screen TO get at few OF his
assailants. The wire wall prevented
blows from being exchanged but a
crowd OF bullies lay in wait for the
player after the game. and II required
drastic measures 10 smuggle him away
in safety.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

lnrd Cor continuous Victories. The in
XbvitAbic came 10 pass yesterday, and
{0eorge. after pitching SIX swell in
Eu1ngs. during which time his ten &C
|)cumulaed wha looked like q very for
*xn1dabIe lead, weakened as ne result OF
his illness and allowed the Athletics
10 tie and finally 10 score the win
ming ron, the final score ef the game
Ibcing 20 4.
The result qrite materially helped
TO bridge the gap between the league
headers and their nearest rivals. An
Iothcr span In the structure viii leave
the gap small enough 10 Nc leaped by
- active individual like Connie Mack
"A one more attempt. and Connie has
theUc two chances.
g Not a Perfectly FieIded Game.
TOf course, II was a game in which
fkere were plenty of ifs" Most
\ fpminently, IL Ty Cobb had only field
I q Collins drive IN the sixth. the Tig-
IL would probably have won out, de-
site the Mackite- rally. AS the Tig-
a. had previously proflted consider
d5le by the mistakes Of the Athletics
collins particularly-this considera-
ton loses force. Perfect support On
31fher side would have altered the
rtBult to such an extent that II would
- dificult tc tell what the outcome
would have been
las it-is, the Tigers have no excuse.
4Aey-wefe- otlt-hatted- and Heath
lotics' hits were better punched as
eli. Grand work on the base lines
" Cobb. Bush, Moriarty and Crawford
vent for naught ar the end, though IT
had the Athletics gasping for breath
"a the early stages.
MuiIin Cut at Last.
2-Coincident with the formal notice
a Mullins first 1909 defeat. The Times
presents with pride a photograph IF
the man who has done so much To put
the Tigers at the top Of the heap and
keep them there. Mullin Is his namc.
end Wabash, Ind. his place Of resi-
dence in the winter time. Summer
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
YEAR AGO ALL LEADING
TEAMS WERE IN CELLAR

A year ago today. Detroit.
Philadelphia. New York and
Boston IN the American league
occupied the same relative posi-
tions 10 one another MS today,
but they were punched within
one place Of the bottom OF the
list. instead of ut the top.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Don't Go
Wrong i!

Edgar himself spells II Will
LETT and he ought 20 know.
kid" Gleason, the veteran
Tiger isn't managing Jersey
City or any other ball club, but
IS still chief OF staff TO Manager
Murray, OF the Philadelphia Ma
tiOnals.
Dan OLeary may have walked
zoe, 900 miles. but several De
troit letter carriers have thu;
beaten.
II wasn't an American horse
that won the Grande Prix and
Jockey -Q.Netll waS-the apl- Am
erican who had anything 10 do
with IT, This also goes FOR the
expatriated owner.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

longs Lady Gore. %. Ballot Girl. i0e:
col Zeb. lo2 Sensible lO7. High Hat,
100, lien Lee. 81 Firebug. 1915; al
Busch. i07; SILK Hose. l07. Maxim Girl
liz. Lady Orimar 100. Gold Front l05
Colored Lady. l07; Boyle. 100. Ceremo-
NOUS. liz.
track fast.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17


The Northern Navigation Co. an
nounce TO the public or Detroit that
their new steel s s. Harmonic will
make her initial trip TO Sault Ste.
Marie, Port Arthur. Fort William and
Duluth, from Sarnia- -Inne 23rd
This fine ship will be on exhibition
IN Detroit on Sunday. June 20. from 2
20 80 p. m. at the Grand Trunk wharf
foot OF Brush-st Detroiters will be
pleased TO note that Mr.. Frank f. Kir-
by was consulting engineer. and Mr.
Louis c. Kiel (both Of Detroit. was
interior designer Of the ship. The De
troit public are invited 10 inspect thii
vessel az the time named above The
officials OF the company, together win
Mr.. and Mrs Kiel, will be on board
TO receive visitors and show them over
the steamer.
Admission 20 steamer will be by
ticket. which will be freely given -
applicants az any OF the company's
agents named below.
George W Watson. City Passenger
Agent Grand Trunk Ry.. 1914 WOOD
ward.aye
&. Leidich Ia Griswollst
G. g Mckay. : Fort-st. west
c. F Bielman. Traffic Manager.
White Star Line.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Def From Hancocks.

The Hancock a. c. would like 10
here from some 10 or 14-year-old team
regarding a game for Saturday. June
10. Address Clarence Mills, 1914
Eighteeth-str or phone Walnut FAIR
after / o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Eastern Tigers VS.. Sluggers.

Eastern Tigers will line up against
the Old Time sluggers on Belle Isle
diamond at ~ O'Clock. Any II or l..
vear-old team wishing games address
Bill" Hamilton. ga Maple-st
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Sporting Notes

Toronto gets Doc Newton, the Yankee
pitcher.
Bay city. ~ Lansing, 1, In 10 innings
Pittsburg's long winning streak of "a
games was broken yesterday BY New
Sporting men now incline 60 the belief
that both Jerfrtes and Johnson are
VI. sheridan hoped. stepped and
jumped 81 feet, y inches al Pitts
burg yesterday.
IL now evolve. that the man whom Md
the south. was wrestler.
a Canadian authority has dug up the
lope that sam Langford Is Nova
Seotian BY birth, Wonder what
George Leatham has 10 say about
that?
The AnnondaIe Golf club. of Denver.
cup with total OF Il points below
par The Detroit Golf CLUB team
scored 81.
Jen drew only small crowd 10 his
three-round match with Sam Berger
at Philadelphia last night lie saw
the ball game at which Mullin los;
Manager McGraw attacked Bugs"
Raymond on train and inflicted
considerable punishment RAYMOND
got up and was turning the tide
when the other members OF the team
interfered
The Eel paced In 2i0s nj seaforth-
terday which must be conceded as
eqgalling 2.Qs a. The Fair Grounds
and in June He VIII not start at
the Blue Ribbon meeting on account
OF the belief Of his owner that f,.
was unfairly treated in last years G.
Of c
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
nULLIN MUST NOW
start ALL OVER
ONCE MORE
Hut Detroit's Star Pitcher Would
Undoubtedly Have Won Yester-
day But for the Effects of
Illness.
nenegade Ira Thomas Performs SEN
satipnally With the Stick Against
His Old Mates as Usual.
BY PAUL n. RRusKE.

~ - ~ - - -
still wearing his
league pitching
diadem in spite OF
the one lone de-
feat which has
cen registered
against his record
as the result o.
yesterdays game
Philadelphia,
will hive To start
all over again Y.
IN his rehabilitat-
ed 1909 form, he
is goiEg to set 4
new worlds rec
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
The EEL. Eel paced I'm 2los At seafoEth yes
In the neighborho"d Of 1000 tickets

were sold to-the f}rncau tcuerit
game. the Windsor pitcher having
refused a Southern Michigan OFFER to
stay by his home town He won his
game from the Detroit Good Lucks
Meals batting being prominent
feature.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

Cleveland and Detroit Y. VI. {. 4. are
due 10 play water polo Saturday. An
outdoor game may be pulled OF ~
Belle Isle later on in the season.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

The photograph shows little Miss Leo
ma Kuhn, the official mascot OF the
worlds champion Chicago Cubs,
talking with Manager Chance. la
her hand she - presenting To Chance
the $4,000 check which President
Murphy promised hts men for win
ming the National league pennnnt.
Leona was designated by MIR. MUIR
ply to make the presentation, which
took place ON the field of play a few
days ago. Leona IN the Cubs most
ardent supporter and cant under
stand how any team cnu beat cut
her big friends in the race for the
National league hna.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
At LATOvIA,

First Race-Mlle and ree-quarters:
Waterlake, l09. Believer; 100 h bi'ir
fano i05. stone street. l0l Billy Pun
second Race-Five furlongs Cher
-fv0fa-- fu,-.T'fTs= Fad, ites fyfas. iigs
Duquesne. 1o7. Prince Imperial. lo7;
Billiard Rail, t07. Tinkard. lO4. Royal
Report. iO3 Paul Davis. lo3. Judge
Walton, los. Sagcr, lQ3, Granny DIS
nal. 100. Locust Bud. 100 Selector. 100;
Tnird Race2six furlongs. Wool SAN
dais. l07. Hyperion H., i06 Merrick.
100 Lakonda. i02. Mystiher, 80; silver
Sea. 80, Jupiter 10. 81 Autq rnnnboug nd
SIS. Alice George. SO, DeNtrine, 70, Ru-
ptcofa- Sgi-AcaEla--
Fourth Race--siN furiongsI inc
Brewers Exchange handicap; Iluck.
IFS. Charlie Eastman III, Colloquy'
1i5: Prince Ahmed. rs. ROYAL Tourist.
l12. Al Muller. 10, Oid HoneSsddyy Us.
swell. * Ali Rcd. a. Richard Reed.
Csea swell and All Rcd, celia entryJ
Fifth Race-Niie and sixteenth: J.
r. Reed. 105. Nanen, l05; fannie, %
" A Leach 81. Greenbridge. %. Nc
NalIy. %. Console, %. Plume 90 Lud-
' si%th Racc-Mne and sixteenth:
Ouagga. III. DonebIukc. los Gilvedcar.
TO- Sempro. I0t. Tim Kelly. 100 Boo
ma, 90 Rebel Queen, lo2 sehlesw,s, : y
50. IrriRator. So. Bryce. 20. Denver
Girl 81. Elysium s.
Weather. clear. track fast
AT MONTREAL.
First itacc-Thrce- year.oids ana az.
Mile. Desert star. %. Puslanc, l.3.
lack Parker. 10. Glmmcr us.
Second Race - Two-year clds; soil
INK = furlungs. 'Daisy Garth. %, 'Au-
tqmn G,rf 100. 'RoEudcr IS. Jack Den
r.lcn. los. Adonis. 100. kyrat 40.
Third Hacc--Thrcr- year-olds and ny
mile. Doc Gaitens 30 WOOfEtuur, ftT-
ticnsr,elt- ias; Desperate. lol. cam
paiRner. 107 Belle scott i05i Green
dafc 1n7.
selling. 9-venr-olds and w! mile SUI
peretition. %. Krpcl. io2. Glimmer. TOO
.pnnaid Mcdonald - Reidmorc. i03.
IlgElDr,- ia Elliott %. Center shot.
los -
Ftfth Raco-Stceplc chase f-ycar-olds
and about q - nlIast Np4la Re-
fraIn i5S Kara. 1913. Pagan Bey, 1874
byzantine 1As
sixth year-oids. FUR
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

Two base hits--Colllns, Baker. Craw-
ford. Three base hits-Thomas stan
age. Sacrifice hits-Barry. Mcintyre
Bush Sacrifice tiy-Cobb. stolen base
Collins, Davis Ganlcy. Bush. Cobb,
Mortarty Crawford Left on bases
Philadelphia 9. Detroit : First base on
balls-Off Bender 2 III Mullin 4 First
-bass-ot,-AHE - +t-pl+t+s
pitched ball-By Nullin. Thomas
Struck out-By Render :. by Mullin ,.
Passed ball-Thomas. Time-2:ls. I'm
pires-TTurst and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Results.
STANDING,

eNtFrHnys HeHuIts.
Phi!iies :. Cincinnati !.
Chicago 3. Brooklyn l.
New York s. Pittsburg
ST Louis 8. Boston g.
Today's Games.
New York AZ Pittsbugg
Phitlies at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Athletics 8. Detroit !.
Chicago c. Boston 1
ST Louis g. Washington ..
Cleveland {. New York 3.
Today'- Games.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston two games).
st Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Bay City .. Lansing u9 innings).
Jackson 3. Saginaw l.
Kalamazoo (, Adrian ?
Flint 3--S. Battle Creek O--1.
Todny>s Games.
Kalamazoo a. Lansing.
Jackson at-BaN city.
Adrian at Battle Crock
Saginaw at Flint.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

Raymond on "A train and Inflicted
considerable punishment RAYMOND
got UP and was turning the tide
when the other members OF the team
interfered.