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The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
Sporting Notes

Albion. Q; Detroit College of Law, 4.
BiIIeter and suter wrestIe tonight at
Cleveland at lS' pounds.
SIX runs for the Cub. In the tenth at
Cincinnati were enough TO win.
Saginaw has sold OuthcIder Ed McDon-
nell and Pitcher Green to Lansing.
.
strang In his new Buick Cobe cum
racer. swept the boards az Decatur.
Cutler and Fish. star athletes nj Hnr-
ward. have been fred for sky-larking
sam Jones and star Pugh race for 800
side at the State Fair grounds this
afternoon.
Arthur Duney tells BOSTON baseball
fans that Sam Crawford is 80 years
old. sam Is 20.
The AII-stars OF Detroit bowIcd n
measley 2575 at New York yester-
now.
Edward Thompson OF New York rolled
500 In the singles and tied tAc worlds
record. lie is high man Ina the big
tourney.
The early prediction that Jackson and
Saginaw would make tho running in
the Southern Michigan. seems bound
to be fulfilled.
Those awful batting rallies the Ath-
letics were turning OF here must
have been due 20 the slump OF tho
Detroit pitching stan.
.
They say that british etiquctte pre-
vents Mr. Winans from challenging
King Edward 20 n match race be-
tween Str Martin and MIn1ru.
The drive which Baker or the Atb-
ietics hit over tho fence 4t the new
Shibe park. travelled $50 fuet and is
said To be the longest on record
The real competition In that Trims
continental race Will not start until
St Louis IS reached. The cars arc
a. present conforming 10 tho same
schedule.
NH CoughIIn's MIliInmspnrt tenn
which won the Tri state champion
ship last year. IS seventh out OF a
possible eight clubs. BIZ is fielding
nncly and batting .220.
KctcheI nud Cnponi clash NJ Schenee-
tadv tomorrow night. Tho Michigan
Lions only danger will be In a fail
ure 10 train for the bout lie has
Caponl's measure pretty thoroughly.
however.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Ryan pitched fine ball against
the Athletics. but Ganley's double
and Murphy's single broke up the
game and won for Krause from
Boston In the first game OF the
pair played at Philadelphia
Cicotte won his sixth game with
out a defeat when he shut the
Athletics out in the second game
at Philadelphia.
The Observation-Disclosures double
header resulted in an even break,
both scores being l TO 0.
Washington and New York
halved double-header at the
former town yesterday. Manning
and Groom beating Smith and
Warhop.
OF the four games played in the
league series yesterday. all the
losing teams failed to score.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
HE'S AT HOME WHEN FACING A PITCHER

CHICAGO. June 2-As part OF the
preliminary work which he calculates
will bring his weight down 10 the
point where he can begin actual train
ing for his fight with Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries spends considerable time
each day playing bail with the White
Sox.
Although weighing about 240 the
retired champion is not fat. When
he began TO practice with the SoX he
tried TO get into a base ball uniform.
but the club could not find one large
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
nan scores for Touri.,s

The Rock Island lines. In connection
with their Colorado train service. will
add telegraphic baseball score service
to other special features on the Rocky
Mountain Limited and their new one
night train. The Mountaineer" In
thus taking tho initiative among west
ern lines IN appealing TO the lovers Of
serves commentator The plan con-
templates showing final scores, as early
as obta Unable, Of games In the Nation
al, American and Western leagues. to-
gcthcr with such data concerning the
game "a will be OF interest. This fea-
ture Will also ho n part or the service
on the Golden State Limited, and, on
effective. Rock Island patrons en- route
10 Colorado or California need not be
out Of constant touch with the baseball
situation.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

enough. so Jim practices in trousers
and sweater.
A glance at the profile picture
shows the absence OF paunch. charac-
teristic in big men who lead the sim.
pie life after years OF athletic pursuits.
JEFF intends to meet Johnson all
right He says so himself with con-
traction or the eyebrows which lends
10 his usually pleasant countenance
an expression of ferocity not at all full
of pink tea promises for Johnson.
For a man OF his bulk. Jeffries is
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
What Ais the Sox2

We have been asked from several
quarters to describe the peculiar all
ment OF the White Sox, who bat we'll
when they don't have TO. field we'll
when there's no one on bases, pitch
we'll when the game is won, make
beautiful satrifce nitS with two men
cut, who can get three runs on one
hit and no runs OH ~. who can make
phenomenal plays when the bases are
empty, and throw fits when the bases
are full. VINO have the greatest pitch
ing staff in the country that can't
pitch, the greatest bunch OF hitters
that can't hit, the greatest lot OF field
ers that can't field. and the greatest
lot of catchers that can't throw.
And the answer is: We don't know
HEX in Chicago Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
MUCH HIKING IN PROGRESS.
Upstate Pedestrians Schedule String
of Walks for Summer.

LANSING. Mich. June Edward
Buckley, OF Battle Creek. and James
Hutchinson OF Lansing. walked TO
Grand Rapids on Sunday and Monday.
The first days walk was to Lake
Odessa and the second from there to
Grand Rapids.
The local chapter Of the Overland
club will take the following walks In
June:
June 4, NJ A. c. and return.
June 6. Park Lake and return.
June II. Jones Lake and return.
June 10. Battle Greek to Kalama-
ZOO.
June IS. Waverly park and return.
June 20, Open date.
June %, NJ. A. c. and return.
June 81, Grand Ledge and return.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
PREPARING JEFF FOR j. JOHNSON;
PLAYING BILL TO MAKE WEIGHT

very light upon his feet. tie shows
unexpected speed when ne dons a
glove and lines up with the fielders.
getting around after the hall in man
ner creditable to a lightweight.
When ha concludes his vaudeville
engagements and is ready 10 begin
hard work. Jeffries will have condi-
toned himself 10 meet the demands
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
offers Jockey $4,000 a Year.

II is reported that Il. L. Thomas,
the horseman. has offered Rettig. the
jockey now riding at Houston. Tex. a
contract calling for an annual salary
of $4,000. effective at once and to con-
tinue for three years II is said that
Rettig will displace Schilling as the
rider for the Thomas stable. Rettig
by his good work at Los Angeles at
tracted the attention of Mr. Thomas
during the season just closed.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

between Boston and the Athletics.
Nothing but radical slump or long
string OF uninterrupted victories can
move them from their position during
the eastern trip. In fact, ii VIII prove
a real disappointment il they do not
tail TO hold their present margin with
fine chance of actually increasing il.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
hooraY for lanufordl

II was bad week for Americans in
England. Witness the defeat Of Ira
vers the golfer, and Sir Martin. the
Yankee entrant in the Derby. Tho
only American to make good was Sam
Langford, who made Hague. the
Britisher, look like a peace confer.
ence.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
Philadelphia FiT5t-5a(tsT
Hero Of Comic Episode
BY HUGH FULLERTON.

Kitty Bransfield. OF the Phillies
pulled piece OF comedy in recent
game in Philadelphia that turned the
laugh from himself and brought an
appreciative roar from The crowd.
Sheckard. who does most unexpected
things when on the bases, was on first.
when he decided 10 make a play. He
ran away off the base, stopped, bluffed
as IL TO go back, and Charlie Doom
fred the ball 70 Bransheld. Sheckard.
instead of going back. dashed for sec
ond, and Bransfield. catching the ball.
whirled. touched back Of himself.
found nothing there. touched in front.
then tagged wildly in all directions.
and glancing MP. saw Sheckard diving
into second base. The crowd was an
CRY and started 20 howl at Bransfield
thinking he had made bone-headed
blunder. whereas he had done only
what was necessary. Kitty held the
ball an instant, then solemnly lifted
the firstbase bag. and, STOPPING over,
looked under il as IL seeking the miss
ing runner For an instant the crowd
was silent. then a roar of laughter
went up and the player vas forgiven.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
JEFFR|ES TO BOX
IN P|TTsBURG !?
Such Is the Report and Man Picked
Out as His Opponent Is Virtually
An Unknown Middleweight.

PITTSBURG. Pa. June Eff the
plans OF the National Athletic club do
not miscarry, Pittsburg boxing fans
Will be given an opportunity 10 see
the ex-world's champion. James j. JEFF
fries. in action in the prize ring.
Negotiations were completed yes
terday 10 bring Jeif 10 this city on
June 10. when he will be pitted
against some good man in six-round
bout.
IL is rumorcd that Hugh McGann.
who was defeated three weeks ago by
Stanley Ketchel will be the man Sc
lCcted to go against Jeff.
over the long distance phone yester-
day Jeff said
MY showing for these six rounds
will greatly determine how soon | will
take Jack Johnson on. | have been
going three rounds TO date. and this
will be more OF try-out than most
people think
Ii is said Jeff has been guaranteed
$4,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Resu,,..

Yesterdny's Results.
Jackson s. Adrian 2
kalamazop g. Battle Creek 0.
Rain az BAY city
Tadny's Games.
BAY city ar Saginaw
Lansing az Adrian
JAG kson at Flint
Kalamazoo at Battle Creek.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

The above report, while almost in
credible. is nevertheless. sent out by
reputable agency and is presumably
well-founded. The McGrath mention
ed is small middleweight whose chief
claim To fame consists OF the fact that
he stuck six rounds before Stanley
Ketchel. though terribly battered.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterday Results.
New York 40, washington o-2.
Athletics 10. Boston OIL.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland.at Washingtout
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
JAP TRIP FOR BADGERS.
Wisconsin After Faculty Permission
for Jaunt Across Pacific.

MADISON. Wis. June Eff the fac
ulty will give its consent the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin baseball team will
go to Toxic. Japan. next September
and play 10 games with the Keio uni
versity. The Japanese school has ex-
tended an invitation TO Wisconsin to
make the trip. guaranteeing TO pay all
expenses.
Keio plays an American university
team each fall, but the California
schools have usually made the trip.
The Badgers were invited this year
through the efforts of Genkwan Shi-
bata, Japanese student at Wisconsin
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 9. Cincinnati 3.
New York 5. Brooklyn ?.
Rain at Pittsburg.
Today's Games.
New York az Brooklyn
Boston at Pittsburg. O
Chicago at Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
Easily Discovered.

Nearly all OF the National league
teams have discovered Coveleskie,
the Pole, this season.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02
Can't Forget Poor MerkIe.

van vi S~h FSSi VIZ NV
We take pleasure in announcing
that Mr.. Fred Merkle yesterday aft
ernoon touched second for the first
time since that memorable day last
September-New York Globe.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

The Boston populace u all fused
10 Over tbs fhct that the team Ia in
tke nrst division after six weeks OF
pay and IT. ardor has been further
1nGAmed By the Hub version OF the
row here between Moriarty and Car
Whlls enc Tigers were ON the road
Yootorday their lead was increased
~ GR ~ ekspolntR hxcfhs9yenehEeAk
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

Of training. by slow. easy stages. as he
was ordered To do by a specialist he
consulted to find out If he could again
get into shape for a gruelling fight.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-02

tady tomorrow night Tho Michigan
Lions only danger will be in a fall
ure 10 train for the bout lie has
Caponrs measure pretty thoroughly.
however.
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offenen 8arteinabme Der Cider
beitslnannidaffen fir oic Gideden
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trugen mebr ooer nliroer idluere
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baftllnge1 borgenomi1len.
Ger internationale Seerehtss
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ben.
- Mus' Baris ipiro gelneIoet, 0aB
BORT Die @itipe bes Generals gou-
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itorben lit.
Die oeutihe &ronprin5eIilt1
bot ihren Mann fd)on ipieber nnit
einem fraftigen Sssungen beihenft.
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ben, oab er Die beiben Heinen Mab=
den pergeipaltiete. uilo iie bann ar-
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Wfitteilnng 81 MAIDEN; er ihoB III
rem fleinen 9ruber ebeilfalls. uito
lieB i'm als tot liegetl. @egen 3i5=
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ihen Dor lnebr als IA sSSabrell. @r
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in ben SlnB ano rettete ben Hehts-
anpaIt Sames S. Sop bonn 3obe
bes grtrinfens. 0ie Mebaille mur=
oe bonn @ilfsidaeamtsfefretdr SiGes
unter entiprehenben geremonien
uno elmer biibihen glniprabe iiber=
reiht.
/. 9lns GbilaoeIpbia nleloet man:
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mann in Meaoing, Ha.. ssobn W.
@unblab, elm Mann bon 60 Sab.
rem, ieste ieinem 2ebetl Elm 3iel,
inoent er auf Dem @rabe ieiner @at=
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2anoe beruntgereilt. Sn ieinen Ta+
iden fanb man mebrere 8riefe, in
pelben er Die Nbiiht ausgelpro1en,
batte, fih bas 2eben 5n nebrnen.
gei Der groBen Militar- Sara
De, Die geleeentlih Der &uolon.
Sulton-5eier in Seem gorf am 3on-
teritag itnttfono, muroen, pie Die
Depeiden lneIoert, Die 2elte bon sen
beiltihen &riegsidiffen am gegei-
itertiten begriiBt. Sdon lire Sol
tl1ne unb ibr Gusieben nabnl fit tic
elm. 9ingeriilen ober lpurbe Sic
Wenge, als iie beim 8orbeimarid)ie-
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colintrp 'tis of thee" anitinlrnteu.
Ser Deutide Mllgemeine BRO
teitantiife @aiienperein in ginsin-
nati fam alf cine ied8igidbrige,
oem 9ienite Der WenibenIiebe geluio-
mete Satigfeit 5uriidbIieden. 0as
oianantene SubiIdiinl oes @erelns
nnb oes @aiienbailIes lpuroe nnter
angeIneiner Seilnabme oes proteitan.
tiiden Deutidtums besansen.
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goper llno gferer auf Der elmer
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itiir5te goipie gleid gu Mnfmg oer-
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ourd Die &nieideibe seganeen.
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ter ibm ber. Sic ro1nten 6ur.n
Elm Shubpusergeib1ft, in Dem iid
5ur 3eit cine Wense 2eute befanoen.
Sn einen &lolet binter oemIeIben
bolte Nerer 9eioermann elm uro
peripunoete i'm am Iinfen gein. Die
beioen paften iih einanoer oann uno
begannen 81 ringen, tpuroen aber bon
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gilt fir iftper, Seioermann nur6e
nnr leibt beripunoet. gs ioIIen i'm
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ebriitilles inn Sitter bon 80 esabrerl
Der gottonipeider Der sSor-
mers Union in @oliao lit abaebranlit.
% gallen 8aiumwol(e fin6 mitper-
brannt.
Sn Goans Erairie, 18 Wei(e,l
BON 0opaiota, muroe Ser 5armer IS.
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ibeint Die Solge Der gntfiibruna iei-
ner godter ourh einen iungen Mar,l
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3eit, als Die S6ieBerei paiiierte, te-
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ter, Der Srau Taplors, in eineln
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Sir alaubcn an i'm,

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gen Die 2eier oieier 3eitung, ipeIde
Or Midter's uHain-Grpeller" ge-
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Die Uruu6laae bes Grfplaes.

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bon Der por5iisliden @eiunobeit, ole
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FUR ssa9osgatiDm.

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'Ne 3nflnhtsftatt gefnubeu.
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An Hutern, Sirihen, Barren;
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Man brauht's nidJt 81 entbebrcn.
Seut' Tebt es freilif anbers aus,
Nean 6arf's 10 nidJt ute1r treiben,
gSer feline 3t5ens nnbnt beramS,
Der muk i'm Guuntp bleiben.
9pdJ mar Elm tlebeIitanb babel,
DIT ntmkte Snrit man leiben,
Yin ettuaS Naifent, mas eS fei,
3pnnt' iid bic 8ebl' nidbt tueibem.
Wian trant oft, pbme baH man grpllt
Selbit @afier ans ben Stimpfen,
User bent 5M Gage 10 mas iuat',
Der tat bic 9aie riiu,pfen.
9pdJ beutsutase tuirb beitimmt,
Wan ME 10 tief mebr iinfen,
g8er einen Sagbsng umternimmt
Ser forst audi fit bas Trinfen.
SaS Alamp 8ier lit befannt,
9as bette Bier in Jlaihen,
Drum iiebt man aud gang unneriuann
Die Sager hanadj baihem.
Sp lit bas Sasen aud nod bier
8ergniisen nneruIeifen;
Sas AIamp Sier, rat idj bir,
9abei nift su pergefien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-01

Die 9epoiiten in Den 9eatio=
nalbanfen oes 2anoes beliefen sih
mn /. September, Dem S9luB oes
@eihaftsiabres, mlf $5.000,S93,-
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-11-09

Anger is a stone cast into a wasps'
nesk -Malabar Proverb.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-11-09
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