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SERIAL No. 07O90
for PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

s. Land Office at Denver Colorado
July %. 1903
Notice is hereby given that John H. Mckee,
OF Walden, jackson Co., Colo [Larimerl who,
on March 10Th, 1905 made Homestead Entry,
No, 26598 07O90 for South East quarter, Sec
tion H. Township N, Kange 77W., 9th p M,
h as filed notice of intention to make final Nh-
mutation Proof. to establish claim to tho 1kd
above described, before VIM. o. Mosman a o. s.
Commissioner at his Office, Mt Walden, Jackson
Co., Colo, on the 4th day Of September, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David W. McDole, OF Owl. Jackson Co., Colo
Victor L. Riley Of " "
Thomas vils, of F." y" "
Fountain T. Armstrong " f"
C. d. FORD, Register.
list Pub. July 29th Last Pub. Sept. 2nd
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Notice of Application
to Lease State Lands
Office of the State Board ohLand
Commissioners.

Office of the State Board oNLand
Commissioners.
Denver, Colorado July 9th, 1909
Notice is hereby given that John Kimmons
whose postoffice address is Walden, Colorodo
has made application No. 6i97 to lease the fol-
lowing described School Lands, situate in
jackson County, Colorado, to wit:
VIZ of NE4 NEi4 of WI NWl4 of SWh and
So of SM Sec. 3s, Twp. N, R. rs W., 9Th P. ~.
No other application to lease the above
scribed lands Will be considered after Aug. 9th,
1903
B. L. JEFFERSON Register State
Board Land Commissioners.
LIST Pub. July 18th, Last Pub Aug. 9Th
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Notice of Application to
Lease State Lands

Office of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.
Denver Colo, July 10, 1903
Notice is hereby given that Emmett Lee,
whose postoffice address is Hebron, Colraodo
has made application No. 6507 to lease the fol-
lowing described School Lands situate in Jack
son County Colorado, to wit:
NJ; NJ. of So, Sec 35, Twp n, R. SO W., 9Th
p. NJ.
No other application to lease the above de
scribed lands will be considered after Aug. jth,
1903
b. L. L.JEFFERSON, Register State
Board Land Commissioners.
ist Pub. July 18th, Last Pub. Aug. 9Th
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
Lucky Coli hot ths Good
One On Every Baseball Team
.(c;evelsnd Plain Dealer.)

Many a young player breaking into
the major leagues Is ma IL Or broken
by luck You've gUt to have the fates
with you TO make success At the
national pastime unleGA perhaps, you
are provided with extraordinary phys.
iQue.
Young Vcddor S.iton and BIZ
Wright 0ffcr about the best e&l IS
cf what luck means u the r-cTdit
just with a major league club. -Si,ton
has worked three games and van
Them All lie has allowed 3 hits. over
Ie per same re gave eight bases on
balls ana struck out only five men,
-FOUR O.. whom famed Saturday. ONLY
one famed In 'he two previous con-
tests
Wright started ard finished three
games In those ihroe he a. owed -
hits. ol five per contest Then he
went bad ~ two more games. so that
81 uHs were registered against hiu
altogether re gave seven bases on
bulls r. against Sttons eight.
Taking his first three games bv way
~ comparison With iho WORK OF Sit
Ton and yol have the marvellous effect
of iuck q 3ascbaI' S.tton Was bumped
flr d. hits per game. Wright For half
as mauy each contest. Sit'on was
credited With three victories Wife
Wright drew fhtec defeats
Sitton s. etH with Cleveland. while
Wright 81 back IN the minor leagues.
on paper Wright looks twice the pitch
~ sit,an does yet actually IN gamee.
Won sition fs vastly more valuable TO
"A ciIa than Wright.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
IEXVS OF THE DAY. GATHERED FOR tt
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Works kept 81 Louis shut on
till the ninth Saturday and Won
his game haudily froW the browns
makius ii eight straight Tor we
Tieey- n seven days Walden
WAS relieved rs Bailey
Tho Athletics c0pped do01le
header from New York. Be2der
apd Coomes pitching a-ains'
Quinn and Lake The lanNs sol
total oi five hits in the t~o COM
bats.
Walsh stopped .the. Maps and
won a shuI-Out from Joss who had
Just copied six ia row.
Gray was comparatively easy
for Boston which won a : 70 :"
game from WASHINGTON Saturday
with Schlitzer In the box.
The Browns broke their losing
streak as soon "a they got away
from Detroit. beating Cleveland
In the first game oi douh!e-Aead'
er. Sunday, Powell epltsalns
against berger. pinecn was Int
hard n The second game anu
Rhoadcs Won eased up.
~ Chicago the Tigers made
their consecutive list or victories
ton by 10 game which Xii
Ian took from Burns In the see
ona game White turned the tables
on Nticu and Suggs, the former
heius Wild and the latter allowing
hits that counted in the scoring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

at the plate ROsSman. however
bounced one over Burns head and
Bush scored the only rrn of thu gam.
In spite OF the fact that Wilett s
arm WAS still lame. Manager JeA-
uings sent him out % 30 battle IA
the second game Edgar went wild.
allowed four bases on balls. bunche !
two OF them with hit and a. taken
cut VITA the bases full 10 let Suggs try
his hand Welday batted in two runs
With a single and tho SoE led. %
at the end uf the fifth From then
on il was a battle royal and the Tiges
worked UP 70 a tie In the eighth ami
seemed 20 have q chance In the Chi
cagD half OF the inning. however. Pur-
tell s,faA Gwen doubled and TaunehiI
singled. which, with an iuield our anu
steal of home by Jakey Az, gave
the Sox 4 lead which they held 70
the end Of The combat
Today Alulhn will probably appear
for the Tigers and tomorrow they
are back in town with the Cleveland
Maps,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
TRAINING
STUNT is WORKS LATEST

fourth inning when. with the bases
full and none ont. OLcary hit 20
Tom Jones Tom promptly heaYed 70
the plate and Crawford vas forced
There was no question about /, in the
mind OF the umpire Or ahyooly else
- - fyrri, '1C 7vUvCr. raU JT5T 70 thIlF
am this threw the Detroit cohorts into
sudden confusion Cobb ran back
from third 20 second Rossman ana
OLeary were both around first. Cri.
ger handed the ball 70 Jones. who
d.dnt Know what TO do Win ii and
hullci Il back % CiigeF 20 catch
Crawford who came sliding IN again
and VAS tagged cat this time u his
own satisfaction The coa,hers go
busy and the Tigers took their correct
positions ON tho bsss. al az them %
shortly ore OF Schacfers slng,e ana
Wild peg by Hoffman
Had Criger shot the ball TO Fer
ris who was yelling FOR II re Mould
have ha3 double play R0ssman
also would have keen an easy orr ~
second and the Browns might have
held the Tigers close enough 20 have
won the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
ONE FORD DISQUALIFIED
Other Detroit Car May Also Be Ruied
Out of oceanic ocean Race.

SEATTLE, Wash. June 2s-The
protest OF the manufacturers OF the
SEawmut automobile against the
awarding 81 the frst prize in the
ocean To ocean race 10 the Ford No ,
car will be heard before Referee Gug-
gerheim next Monday. The Ford car
no. l which finished as No. has been
disqualified for changing axles In
Snoquallmie Pass. and II the Ford
No IS ruled out also the Shswmu'
car will be declared winner and the
tcme second The Acme car has Rpt
! vet finished
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
NO NEW PLAYERS
ARE YET BOUGHT
A Dozen or So Options Have Been,
Secured by Scouts of the Club,
Now OH the Job, Says Navin.

II the Detroit club has purchased
Pitcher Liliveldt. Outnelder Neishbors.
Pitcher Hardin or anybody else this
year, President Frank j. Navin. OF the
Organization mentioned. hasn't heard
OF II yet. As MIR Nayin's is the name
which has 10 adorn the checks that
are current on such transactions, II Is
probable that his diagnosis OF the mat
Tor Will be foaud correct. But that
isnt necessarily 10 be taken TO mean
that these men and number Of otn-
ers are not already under cover. May
be they are Mr.. Nayin doesn't know.
The Detroit club has this year CIV
en- its scouts. Jimmie Canavan and
Bcb Lowe, instructions To secure cp-
tions on whatever minor-league talent
looks good to them. The securing OF
an option merely means that, II on
more thorough Investigation. the man
looks good the purchase price agreed
on at the time whatever II may have
been-wlll then be paid.
Ia all probability" said Mr.. Navin.
Caravan aud Lowe have secured Op-'
tions on dozen men or maybe more.
don't know anything about f.
haven't heard from Canavan lately and
Lowe must have written me letter
which went astray know that the
scouts haze been Looking over those
men and expect 10 hear something
more definite very shortly Up 10 date
Detroit hasn't purchased player.
That much know positively.
Mr. Navin spent Monday looking Up
the dope on his alleged acquisitions
He particularly liked the record Of
Liliyeldt who comes from a big baso-
bali family OF imposing performers in.
the minor leagues Last year he was
in the Three |
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
Sporting Notes

Monroe 4, Adrian City team J.
The Pere Marquette team H. unbcnten
In the hailfead- l.ag4e - 10 date
The ID. 4. {. tenn j. OFT for Hastings.
where 4 plays tomorrow ana on
Hilarious. of the kecne stable, won the
Tidal stakes al SLcepsaea1 Sat4g-
day. Joe Madde. was third
dDaIi'-header StstHrday. while m"
cubs were licked 81 boJh games ~
Cincinnati
President Hedges. ~ the 81. Loui,
Browns. failed in his efforts O.
streuetnen his team by a couple OF
Little Rock PLAYER
Hnmburg Bcrc has turned the Fair
Grounds ~ o. ~ last half In i.o2 ~.
and can i've any pleasant day, &C
cordiug 70 her trainer
Nancy Nci<errou tntncd the Stnte Fnir
track SATURDAY, ga ~ tw-ce m sue.
yeai-old. worked in &.li5s
saginaw ha~ pitcher named Kuscl
Theyl! soon be -tylIug hl;n the M-l-
lin u the soatheru Michigan.
Hnscii IIotehkiss. of nerkciey, Cat,
geems 20 ne a SORT o. second May
s1tt0n Ry the way. where IL Miss
May ~ this era n tennis tourna-
The Tigers are snid 90 hav" secured op-
ttans ou Pitcher liudin. OF the ltoe K
Island Tl.-n iraEu' tnaw ari
pitcher Llt.ts.3t and oath"ia q
eru league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

Tho game betveen'the Tremonts and
the owls was called az the end OF
tho thiri inning Tho score stood II
% I'm favor 81 the Tremonts Tro
rlorts are without r game 20. sunday
.ruly 4. and would like 20 &ear from
the Arrows. Orient 4 G.. Custer A
c.. Crawford \. C. Homer T. Lanes OF
any other i4.year-old teams. Address
$50 Ersklnsst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
Insurance Teams Play.

Metropolitan Detroit District team
defeated the ST. Clair District team
by score of 10 10 s. The batteries
we're Reum AID Haas, and Rule and
Boem. The return game that was re-
qgested b. the ST Clair District team
will be played Saturday. July 3, at Ia
May and Jefferson. All players report
AZ grounds AT y. III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
FORBES WOULD RETURN.
Cne-TiTe Bantam Champion Hopes
For CO Win h,snte AttelI

CHICAGO. June Is Harry Forbes.
az one time bantamwcight champion
Of the World today declared his IN
tention 10 return TO the ring For
3 veral wears he has spent most Il
his time teaching boxing at Blooming
ton. IN lie says he IS prepared 20
meet big gene but would like 10
meet Monte Attell better than any Of
,ae others ia that class An effort
% sign up Atteil Tor a tenround bat
Tie a. Hammond. Ind with For =
viii be made when Attell comes east
from ne Pacific coas'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
SMALL CONSOLATION THIS.
Leach Cross Gets Only $3.50 and .
Licking in his Coast Essay.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S--Leach
Cross and his brother sam. will leave
;or New York Wednesday Cross IL
sour on California. First he was
knocked ont aud then drew down just
1870 as his end for the IL rounds OF
Aehting with Hyland Consequently
Leach, who is accustomed 20 siX-rount
fghts IN which he has made from ST..
500 10 s. COG was disappointed
The heavy fog anu the casy fashion
ia which Young Erne Was beaten on
the night previous killed the atten4l
ance last Saturday There was just
$500 Ia the house, and as the men
fought for 80 per cent or the receipts.
divided so and 40. the winner drew
down only $3.50
Jrrst 70 tufuik7 Gross -ruTufatnet,
Il could nght seven fights in New
York In the stance went Saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
NELSON WANTS TO BET.
Bat Trics Hard &c Lure Packey Nc
Fsclsnd Into Ring at 1873.

CHICAGO. June 9S-Ba;tiu- Nei.
son - in Chicago today arranging
with news dealers FOR the sale of the
book he has written telling Of his HE
and exploits He Will return % Los
Angeles tomorrow
Bat offered 10 let $1,000 TO s2.50Q
on the Result with VI inner tax IT. ait 4;
Packey Mcfarland would enter toe
ring with him IL the lightweight Inn
it,
Nelson said that IN his opinion tholC
will be only one man IN the ring
whom ketchei and Papke meet in san
francisco. "ketchel Vii! Win easy,
&c said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
TAYLOR BUYS PITCHER.
Purchases Pape, Milwaukee Star. for
immediate Delivery.

BOSTON, June 2S.-President John
l. Taylor. of the Boston Americans
today closed negotiations for Pape.
the Milwaukee twirler. who will join
Boston Wednesday
The new head OF the Boston Ma.
tiOuals. John s. c. Dewey, took tip the
reius today and started two scouts OUT
for material with which 10 reorganize
that team. Some radical changes are
for the tail-end Doves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

throwing arm. lie does not cover as
much ground as some of the sensa
tiUnal secOnd-sackers % the league
but is lively enough.
Williams has en- Dyed a long career
in b.gleague ball. playing with Bait
more. Pitts0urg and New YORK, before
the trade which took MIN 10 NissoGi I
He is still right good ball PLAYER ana
can sub at either second or third oas@
Though the fact was not generally
known Ralph Works, who p!tcae''
such sterling bail for the Tigers ii-
the inal game OF the -. louis series
went in With a very sore mouth, hay
ing just come from prolonged an
strenuous session with the dentist
who mad yanked out no less taan fOat
Of ralph rn0fafs.
The Quincy. H. denzeu has been
suffering the agonies OF the damned
all season and. when he once ciimte
into the operating chair. insisted on
having a thorough job done. He re-
lated viii some pride that his nnaE'
cial arrangements In that affair har
been made with all due discretion, ne
having beaten the knight OF he Tor
caps down 10 $50 net before submit
ting his frame to the tender mercies @.
the toOth.tinker.
The fact that Ralph won his game
IN such Circumstance is likely 20 en-
danger the rest OF his mOiars II pull
ing a tooth CT two Is going to put him
into the necessary condition. he Is
willing TO make the sacrifice s lon
as the supply holds ont.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

The Eastern Stars iciiaii their
came 10 the TreWoUts r wog.c
Ike 10 hear from the Ea- stars for
s1n,e other date Adircs 80 Erskiue
81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

Two-hase hlts-Atz. OLeary. stolen
base-Pareut struck out--By Ktlllan
a. nv Burns First base on bails--On
purns 8 Double piays--Atz and lsbell,
= Iltta- and Bush Left on bases M
caxo s. Detroit Time-i.35 Bs.k-
Burns Umplres--Egan and Evans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

Tho u-'ter is IN receipt Of nm infi-a
tion 20 participate in .to dedication o;
.te new ba' Ge'I a. Pittsbu~-. HIS
inspection of to now park hrs had
'o ho postponed until October how
ever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

who is the best player on the >.
Louis team?
Most people will probably say stone
Others will look al tho pitching re-"
ords and prefer Waddell Quite mum
Der will pin their faith 70 the brililan;
Bobby Wallace.
None OF these guesses comedies witt
the belief of Jimmie McAleer. No.
Aleer regards his most valuable player
as Roy Hartzell, the man who PLAY
right field aud leads off IN the batting
order
Hartzell has not a weakness In any
department Of the game and Is uni
formly good as a fielder q batsman q
thrower and base-runner He Is m
pride II McAleers heart and jim ne3
or tires of singing his praises.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
Works Makes Real Hi.

Works Makes Real Hit.
Works in particular delighted the
crowd on Saturday Ii SO happened
that Donovan was still worried with q
Z shaky stomach. while Wllietts elbow
was lame and Jennings believed he
would be better for another day "
rest. Casting his eye along the list
OF ayailables. Manager Hughie noted
the former New York STATE league
STRIPPING
How'd you like 10 pitch against
this gang. Ralph" he asked
Nothing would suit me better,
Hughie, remarked the colt, who is
nothing IL not courageous They'll
curl up and die when they see me
walk out there"
60 In was all that Jennings said
Ralph's appearance on the slab was
considered too good 20 believe by the
/ Browns. and all hands prepared for
sort OF marathon on the bases But
they reckoned erringiy. Ralphle start.
ed shooting them through az ter
rife clip. There was a jump on his
first ball which recalled Jim Wigs
when that elongated HEAVIER was at
his best Stanage pulled him out of
an excavation in the FIRST inning By
two swell throws. and the Tigers gave
him run 10 start things on righr
of the reel, adding four more when a
storm OF hits of Waddell was supple.
ment by Criger's brainstorm In the
fourth.
Ralph was weakening from his ter
rife exeruons in the ninth and Hughie
Jennings motioned him of the slab
when the Browns had secured their
two runs and had the sacks grooming.
but Ralph deliberately turned his back
on the manager and pitched one ball
TO Hoffman. on which the side was re.
tired. The score was 20 2
Is IL a Record7
BY the way. although the records
are not eloquent on the point. has aly
team ever beaten Detroits' record AZ
one week against St Louis. I'm COP
ping eight games in seven days with.
out defeat. playing a combat or moro
on each afternoon? We opino not.
AT Chicago yesterday Bill Burns and
Ed Klllian hooked UP in n hot tomalo
sort of a game. which recalled the
l4inning struggle which the pitchers
featured here In Detroit a few weeks
ago. As before Killian won II by a
score OF ] 90 o. his team coming 20
the rescue in a little batting spasm
In the ninth into whiCG Bush aud Nc.
lntyre Injected walks and Crawford q
hit which became such when BURNS
forgot To cover the bag This fbpt
. the bases. and Cobb forced lfrfrf,ra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
TIGERS LONG RUN
Of VICTORIES IS
FRACTURED
Won Ten Straight Before Doc
White Put Il on Them at Chi
cage Yesterday. Wlllett
Going Wild.
Belief Strengthens That Tall Ralph
Works is a Real Pitcher, For He
Beat Browns Prettily.
BY PAUL 4. eRuskE.

Well, the Tigers long row or unih'
terrupted wins is at an end, but no.
until tho prides of Michigan and heI
metropolis had run string OF teH
winning combats In a row, cinchin4
z their long league lead once more ans
fully making up the distance lost ~
the slump that had pune uated theu
series az Washington and philadel ph,a
Ten victories isn't the season record
In the big leagues though IL must
be conceded as going some and Is
a mark which no other American
league club has even approached this
season.
IL was surely a great nine days fo,
the Tigers. Playing in three different
towns and participating IN as many
jumps az night, they never missed a
day, pulled of two double-headcTs on
the Sundays included in the list and
would probably have won the elcv-
enth game but for the fact that the
pitchers selected 10 oppose the vet
eran Doc White did not deliver as
had the fingers in the combat that
had preceded
But ten in a row ought 70 satisfy
the fans. There is no occasion for
apologizing over the lost eleventh
All Dope Upside Down.
II seems a peculiar situation which
finds the Tigers winning a third peu
nant of the teams that made them
fight so hard 10 cop their second. Ge-
the fact remains that tie Scx and
Browns are the teams that have been
easiest for the men OF Jennings this
year, with the Glevelands third in the
list Of marks. Only with New YorS
have the Champs been able 70 continue
I, their record OF 1908 against the east
ern clubs. Up 10 date the Boston and
Washington series are both even
breaks, while the Tiges have wod
only two from the Athletics out or
seven attempts. And yet the team
is today leading the league by a mar
gin of almost 100 points,
The features OF the long run o.
Tiger victories have been the return
to form of Appius ClaudIus Rossman
and the further development OF the
fact that in Works ami Suggs the
team has a couple OF men who can
be relied on to acquit themselves
more than reasonably ~~il, when 1t Is
necessary TO give the veterans on the
NJ stan a rest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

In all probability The Detroit-St
Louis Marathon just ended. has seen
the finish OF Jimmie Williams the
veteran infelder. so far as regular
dutv around the second sack is CON.
cerned Gricgs. the Texan. viii do
the work for McAlcer at that corner
hereafter, barring accidents. He is
good hitter. a faster man than his
predecessor and has wonderful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
'Batted for waddcH IN afth. =

'Blttcd Tor WaddcsI ~ MN
n.,-on 9 8 > ! ?-SS
81 Louis o o q ?
Hits-On waddell IN I innings; OH
Bailey. ? in innings. At bat-Against
NH-tT4uit- Is, against Bailey "A. wp-
base .hits-FcrTis Wallace Three base
hlt-Cobb Sacrifice hit-Ferris- sAcrl-
Ace ny-Stanagc Stolen bases--Cooe
Rnssrian. Schaefer First base on balls
or Works 3. OF Waddcll 2 OF Bailey
. First base on errOrs-St. Louis !.
Tcft on bascs-petroIt 5. 81 Louis ?
struck out-By Works :. BY NaddelI
81 Briiey Double play--Criger
ana Jones Time q Umpires-
Evans aad Egar. Attendance-6,6o'.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

II Lon GREER ever makes any moro
breaks about what he IS reaay TO do
IN any future season in stopping the
Dorroit Tigers. II will only be neces-
sary 70 recall how Lou hau before
him. all roady-made, a triple play and
stood rle-eyed yuntil too late 10 pull 1t
of The opportunity came IN the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28


In the American league who is worked
like Bailey, the lanky ST. Louis south
paw. His principal duty seems - BE-
20 pitch first aid to the injured against
the Detroit club and OF late be has
been very busy.
Bailey almost never starts d game,
but he can finish one UP in the most
approved style The Tigers custom
ar.ly have had their little daily batting
bee by the time Bailey mounts the
mound, and he almost invariably stops
them in their tracks One run is about
all they get OF him In the rest OF the
contest
Up 10 date the slender St Louis
southpaw has appeared in about -
games against Detroit. Of which he
has started a half dozen. He Claims
20 have won four Of them. The Tiges
can recall but three r. would start
of,ener were il not for his slender
physique. In this connection II might
De apropos 10 quote Manager McAleer
regarding the youngster.
II I can ever fat him up. he u be
a star" said Jim. I've been at IL
three seasons now and he's gained 10
pounds. In about nine years more
he'll be standing them ali on their
heads at that rate"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

job FriptIuz core riCat. Times, Print
tng Coz - John r. st. PHONE 1898.