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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
SHORTEN casts
RACE PROGRAM

NEW YORK. Feb. est is defn-
itely known that the different asso-
Citations around here have arranged
their programs and the racing days
will be made public shortly. In all
probability the big courses will take
advantage of four days and leave
Monday and Friday to the hunt clubs.
The officials Of the Pimlico course
have already decided to throw open
the gates at the Baltimore track on
April "a and run To May g. In all
probability the Gotham courses Will
start at Aqueduct, May 6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
COBB PUTS MONEY
IN HOME FIRMS

ATLANTA, Feb. 25.-Tyrus r. Cobb
ana b. L. Bond. OF Royston. are spend
ing several days in Atlanta on private
business, connected with some mutual
interests in Royston. Mr. Bond is the
leading business man OF the little
Georgia town, put claims as his great
est distinction the fact that ne man.
aged the first professional team OIL
which Cobb ever played ball.
He does all he can to help us"
said Mr.. Bond, aside from Cobb He
is stakeholder in nearly everything
in Royston, and comes home TO spend
his winters among the people he has
always known
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

W lAiC dAhAAAtNNg H~AAS 49,
Kelsey, Bresler and other d. A. {.
members urge Mazer 10 hold the Y.
NJ. c. A. 10 its agreement, even go
ing so far as 10 present team at the
accepted place that evening, ready
for play.
The schedule calling for a series
In which two victories are decisive,
the D. a. c. with one victory and one
forfeited game would doubtless claim
the title and be accorded just right
10 IL.
MaZer himself Is likely tn be guild
ed by the wishes OF his men. II they
are willing 10 accept the slight ana
keep training for two weeks longer.
the Y. NJ. c. A. dictum may be ac-
cepted and the affront laid up in mem
DRY, 10 bear on future negotiations
which may take place when the ID. A.
c. shall occupy the position of cham
pion.
In any case the hard feeling be-
tween the respective managements
always shared by the teams. is going
To make the second game, IL played.
the bitterest beyond question, in the
long series of exciting contests be
tween the two leading local basket
ball aggregations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
RUDE IS AF TER
A DIVORCE NOW

George Edward Waddell. the only
Rube. is the busy article these days.
He is arranging 10 sue his wife. Tor
merly his leading lady In The stain
of Guilt" for divorce.
Mrs. Rube, is in Boston town and
two years ago sued her spouse .or
separation. alleging wife abandon
ment. She was given an allowance.
RUDE didn't pay. She was on the job
waiting for him every time the
Browns played in Boston last year
RUDE failed 10 appear. The Browns
made a poor showing against the Red
Sox. McAleer says he needs Rube to
pitch there. So Rube has retained a
lawyer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
HUEBNER GOES AFTER.
FIVES IN DETROIT

On the extent to which the Detroit
teams patroniZe the coming Central
A. A. L. basketball championships is
likely to be measured the financial sue
cess of the affair and Manager AL
Huebner is leaving no stone unturned
to get the local fives 10 enter. The
fee is but SO for team and this is
cheaper than the combined admission
TO the games as spectators.
Huebner believes that Hope. NJ. A.
c., Hull House and the Illinois Athletic
club fives will all be here. Chicago
Central Y. NJ c. AS team has dis
banded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
BUSINESS MAN
IS JOE KELLY

BOSTON. Feb. 25.-President Geo.
Dovey has agreed 10 pay Joseph Kel-
ly $4,000 for calling of his contract
with the Boston club. which had one
year TO run al $4,000 per year. As
Kelly will be given $4,000 from the
Toronto club for handling that team
as well as playing, 1t means that ne
will practically receive $500 for his
next seasons connection with the ma
tional game-a pretty snug figure for
a young man turned back TO the minor
leagues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
BY AL G. HUE6NeR.

When I told Maxer and McDiar-
mid we would play the next game
OF the series March I. ! made a
mistake, for a reference TO my
schedule showed me ! already had
two games booked for that week.
The D. A. C.-Y. M. c. A. game
would kill both the other games
in popular interest and ! am guar
anteeine both Buffalo and Ro-
chester 500 apiece.
I should have notified Maxer OF
my decision to set the game along
till March rs, ! suppose, but ne
doubtless saw my statement to
morning newspaper.
To cancel either OF the other
games 10 out OF the question now,
as have signed written contracts
with the outside teams.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Maskette,s Brother East.

James r. Keene owns a regular
trouble maker OF colt. The young
ster is by Disguise-Biturica and is a
full brother to Maskette. Racing men
who have recently arrived from Ems
land say that this 2-year-old has all the
trainers at Newmarket night walking.
Before the colt was shipped abroad he
showed marvellous speed at the
Bay track. Trainers who
saw the trial said that he possessed as
much speed as his noted sister. In
color he is bay. with black points. He
IL big colt. but much more symmet-
rical in conformation than MasketteI 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
L'ANSE CREUSE CLUB
REGATTA PLANNED

Matt Kramer announces the ice on
Lake st. Clair to be In fine shape and
says the LAnse Grouse clubs regatta
will start today with a Class A event
for championship flag and a $40
purse. The races will continue through
the week and Sunday. a big fleet. in
Guiding all the real cracks OF Detroit.
Crosse Po.rte and Mt Clemens. is now
anchored of Mats place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
,rIey kerned, - Ncw York. fonIea
Wsshinoton once Gave 10

10 three doctors; was kept in bed for
five weeks. Blood poison from n
spiders bite caused large, 6eep sores
10 cover his leg The doctors failed.
then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve corr
pletely cured me-" writes John Wash.
ington. OF Bosaueville. Tex. For
eczema, boils, burns and piles it's su.
preme. At L. c. Kinsels. Central
Drug Co.. and Gray & Worcester's.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
BObB|E LOWE
HAS LOST OUT

Charles F. Brotherton. owner OF the
Grand Rapids Central league club has
turned down Bobbie Lowe. the ex-
Tiger who ran the club last year, and
has signed Columbus discard named
Raidy 10 run the team from the Furnl-
ture City.
loves plans are uncertain. A
strong effort was made To persuade
Mr. Brotherton 10 pay Lowe the salary
he asked, as Bob was very popular
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

~> further
YES sI me CHEF
|
herew a BAH player lOoked
great
interest his work
5 he
that ndustrousy with
the in whIch Bender should hgure
a %
in whose city he playing
The
field where scheduled
I
world for substitute ouhde Mr. Mack abruptly must
into
the cherg' askcd the t
ITS better than Plank said Connie gravy ITS CHIEF Ben
which he living member
Plank"
when the feat order
toll before July
waddn and chesbo the converts
to o a
a O authority
Did You know
champion. eX-)etroit messenger boyf
duclng a bug
Cleveland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
JEANETTE WAS
SURELY 'JObbED'

They can hand a boxer pack
age" i'm Paris as well as In other
places. according to reports about the
Jeannette.M cNey bout. The referee
gave the decision first 10 Jeanette
Vey The Paris papers claim Jean
nette was entitled TO the award.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
WRESTLERS TO MEET
FOR TITLE IN CLEVELAND

Johnny Billeter. of Toledo. and Eu-
gene Tremblay, of Montreal, are to
grapple in Cleveland Tuesday evening
for the lightweight championship and
$500 purse. Billeter has also wag-
cred $500 on himself against the cham
pioD.
Neither man will make weight for
the contest and il is probable that both
will scale well over las pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Whole Rochester Five IS
Drawn From Two Families

that national
undoubtedly Is the from Rochester Y NJ c.
plays ~ champions Monday
ing.
The Rochester bunch drawn from families named
Nasy and Ianni
vasy brother Bill the forward positions
l4ann
guards
course couple Of substitutes Vays
combination that
whenever il is possible
this has beaten all the New York
been moving them all down this Rochester also the y NJ
C a. champion
Considerable additional will attached the
baske on o church teams
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
.ARL|E REGARDS
SELF SERIOUSLY
BY SAM CRANE.

MARLIN, Tex. Feb. 25.-Arlie
Latham does not want it TO get
abroad that he is engaged as clown.
He said to me today:
"McGraw hired me TO assist him
In legitimate coaching. will have
my regular corner, either al first or
third and | will be glib with the old
signs and signals as we'll as direct
ing the runners. McGraw expects
me 10 keep things lively
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
FOR THE UMSTEENTH
TIME BALDWIN RELAPSES

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 25.-E.
]. lucky Baldwin suffered another
relapse this morning and his life Is
in danger II is feared he cannot sur
vive the night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Anderson PARTICULAR.

WORCESTER, Mass. Feb. %
Long John Anderson Will not join the
White Sox on their trip to California
this spring lie objects To stuffy
sleeping ears. They get his goat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
hi(hisan banks Hish IS
A Home Of 2:I0 TTottU5

Statistics compiled by the
Horse World place Michigan
seventh in the list of states
which have produced 2:l0 trot-
tiers. Kentucky and California,
the real breeding centers, are
first and second, the former state
claiming over $50. New York
holds third place. Illinois with
l9, and Indiana and Massachu-
sets with 10 each, precede the
Wolverine commonwealth.
Michigan's 2:l0 trotters are
a.. fplloufos
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Only One Ball Player Who
5puTnsd q $4,000 Salary

In the history of baseball
there has been only one man
who turned down genuine.
tempting offers To return TO the
game. William LANCE quit the
Chicago White Stockings when
at the height of his fame, and
the Boston club offered to pur-
chase his release and pay the
player $4,000 year TO return.
But the Californian could not
be induced To come back TO pro
fessional baseball. and the
game lost perhaps the greatest
all-round center fielder ever
known. He had no weakness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Sporting Notes

At Arcadia yesterday, Jockey schiiiinE
rode four firsts. two seconds and one
third. out OF seven starts.
those Mexican pitchers In the spring
His name IS Andrada and he's a
southpaw.
The fast Hope college team may enter
the A. y. T.. championships, though
81 has been prohibited by faculty
edict from leaving the college town
all the term.
Fred Mitchell was no match for BIeak-
ley at Battle Creek last night Meth
er man paid any attention to the 40
pounds agreed on for the match.
Blsakley is said 70 have scaled l5i.
Detroit hor.emen are talking of hold
Ing a parade TO show how strong the
light harness horse element remains
in the stronghold OF the auto. Such
an event may take place Easter Mon
day.
Dorando VIII sub for Longboat In the
I5-n,iie match with Shrubb in Buff
falo tonight. The Indian wisely
sticks to the reservation when the
distance gets below Marathon pro-
portions.
PimIico track, baltimore. favored by n
fine betting law will be the scene
OF most OF the eastern thoroughbred
THClnH next NuIlIhtIs. VI" Nidth VI
run its own affairs. having cut loose
from the Jockey, club.
The sight Of I'D Corrivnn, PoD Lyle md
the venerable w. =. HeasNpl waiting
TO Sc sentenced by a New Orleans
court. for raciug horses aud betting
on tho result ~ Indeed strange and
incongruous spectacle.
Charley Kennedy of New York. fonIed
Harry Cobb az Windsor. last night
and was DISQUALIFIED IN tho seventh
round ITc seemed 20 have been get
ting the better OF tho, argument and
tho soul was undoubtedly an acci-
INF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Elxnn and March fz2

Bill Papke has called OF his bout
with Jim Flynn scheduled for Los
Angeles, March IL. Bill didn't like
the combination OF Flynn and the
date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

IL Is a noteworthy fact that nine
of the 10 two-tenners bred in
Michigan. have taken their rec
ords In the last two seasons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
Annual aulIetin.

Highball Is going sound in his win.
ter work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
BY JACOB MAzeR.

That the v. NJ. c. A. 10 using US
very unjustly In this matter J be-
fieve the public will admit. we
+ were Qlven March as the date OF
the second game Of our series,
the date being set by Mr.. Huebner
IN the presence Of at least four
people, after we had beaten the
~" the first game.
We arranged our schedule with
: view TO being ready. We were
not notified Of any changes. N
the ~" refuses TO carry out It's
agreement, we will be forced TO
oither throw up the series or else
train without playing games, for
the ~" has claimed all the dates
In sight.
II seems TO me that the man to
suffer for Mr.. Huebner's mistake
should be Mr.. Huebner, not the
p. A. c.
We have already beaten the Y.
N. c. A. enc game. II we appear
TO play on the date agreed on Tor
the second and the Y. NJ. c. a. de-
faults, refusing to play, our right
20 the state championship Will be
unquestioned.
suppose we will have TO accept
the date Of March IS, but we shall
assuredly not play in the A. A. Y
championships nor shall we ever
schedule another series win the
Y. M. c. A., whether we are VIC
torIous or not In the present one
Unless the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. cor
|ents to accept March 4. the origlna
late agreed on for the second gam
q the series with the ID. A. {. 10
he state basketball championship
here is a very excellent chance tina
ne series will end with the one con
est already played and won by I'M
}. A. G..
This will surely be the case unles
he basketball team decides to &C
Igainst the earnest advice OF sucl
members OF the club as Preslden
ohm Kelsey, Secretary Eugene Bres
or and q number of the other infiuen
iol members of the organization, al
4 whom were Thursday strongly urg
nx Coach MaZer and Capt. McDiar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

In detail. the agreement with ID. A. e,
while admitted, being but verbal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25
7HE DAY GATHERED FOR THE DETRO
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
Paul II.
BRUSKE.

NoNNIE he Albert Ben
OF
body believed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

fine betting law will be the sccne
OF most OF the eastern thoroughbred
racing next summer. The track Will
run its own affairs. having cut loose
from the Jockey, club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

The sight OF I'D Corrixnp. PoD Lyle nm

the venerable w = Heaslip waiting
20 BE sentenced by a New Orleans
court for raciug horses aud betting
on the result IL Indeed strange and
ircongruous spectacle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

l5-miie match with Shrubb in Buff
falo tonight. The Indian wisely
sticks TO the reservation when the
distance gets below Marathon pro-
portions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

Ing a parade TO show how strong the
light harness horse element remains
in the stronghold OF the auto. Such
an event may take place Easter Mon
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

Just % pass THIS business along a sItp IuFIHVE
the architect OF this column is willing To 40 on
record az believing IN the sincerity OF both Mack
and Bender.
II ever there ball player who looked TO
have served his limit OF time. his former great
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6eilt Cure 9tiere1t.
seBt Guer 9eben ni6t III 0efabr,
uenm Elm San Mntpnier Siirger
Gnd 3eigt, mie lie 5u bei=
len iin0.

gSarl1nl lpollen 2eute fortfabrelL
oie Mgonie Ser 9eiere11franfbeit, Der
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geboten ipiro9
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neil iie oen 9eieren Die Siilfe geben,
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mis-:
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gepegung mar es aIs gingen beftige
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finoen, Big er bon 9onn's 9eieren-
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Breis so Gents. Soiter=Milburn
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Igenten fir oie Ser Stoaten.
Grinnert @n6 bes Ianlens =
9oons unb nebn1t feline onoeren.
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ct. syames SAFE.

GieIes pouItdnoig neu eingeriAtctc
Heltaurant lit cine our6altS popi-
lare Snititution, Die pegen Der bill,
ligen 8reiIe Seoem 5u9dngIi6 lit.
&egulGre MabI3eiten iperoen 5u 25
Gents geliefert, Elm ousge8ei6neter
8uitneB Mens 2und foItet nlr Is
Gents. 9fGes gut un0 por8iiglidb gilt
bereitet. 8eIonoers bie 9elltI9et,
nm oeren &unoi6oft oringenb aehe-
ten miro, peroen 9tGGes iAnaf6oft
finben.
s.. Masenbie, @igentiimer.
Inter Dem ct. SSanes Sotel, SoulIon
StroBe.
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Inter auBeroroelltli6 grpBer
9eteiligung Can 200Gerionen, borun-
ter 40 3amen) muroe ouf Dem gro.
den Die Sabreslpenoe feltli6 began-
gen. Ser Goriiselloe Der grofer-
briioeridaft, Hrof. &ettelbuih, Mags
oeburg, Der bereits gum 20. Mfolc
Silpelter inn 8roden=SoteI feiert,
eroffnete Die 9feibe Der 9feoen nit Ell
mem o@riiB @ott ben @etrenen, ber5-
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feierte in bereoten @orten Die Natur-
i6onbeit oes 8rodens unb Ole Serr-
lidfeit eines @ufitiegs I'M @inter.
Sein Sod galt Dem goter grofen.-
glus Der o8rodenpoit" poetii9e 8ei-
trage, Die iih auf Die Seier be5ieber--
muroe nanhes nette 2ieb geiurlgen
Sogar Sobannes Sroian botte BON
&ranfenbett mts einen 8eitraa ge-
itiftet 56ulinipeftcr Satt(er.
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derlbriiberi6aft unb lbloB nit einenr
Sod auf Die @aite. @robe Seiterfeit
bereitete es, als aae glnipeienoen ser
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Ser iapaniid)e Nfiniiter oes
Auslpartigen &pnuro bot Dor Dem
iopanii6en 9teprGientantenbous cine
9eoe gebolten, in Der er erfl1rte, Ole
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ri6tet, oen 5rieoen 81 erbolten 1no
oas ei9ene 2ono SIT entmidelu
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Spnt 8pffem,

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uno tuenn er es cr,uprben,
SIT laugft Der frDbe 2ebensmnt
Sn ietner 8rnit eritDrbcn.
gSie WeandJer trdnmt BON Selbentnut
ltno tiebt mad tuenig' Sabren,
Dat, ielbit bie Gbre iinb ber 9fabn
gtMr Seifenblafen tuaren.
Seip1t Srenno1Wn1f, SteDe bletpf tttft)f
treu,
2Sie oft man au6b 6etrpgen.
gtaf ieber Saniduns tit auf's Nen
Sie oDffuntg cinse5ogen.
llnb brpbt nns bente aud nit 3iuanG
Die @aiiernnfcr Sanbe,
Sic tnadjt nns lanse nod nidlt bang,
gtpdl berrid)t tie ntdt i'm 2albe.
Sic tuirb uns infer 8 one G StarGic
Sp 6alb md rtd1t entsieben;
Sem 2abetranf, ben 6raitden iuir
glls Srpit nadj 9iUt unb W,itgen,
Gu lakt uns benm nit gMtem Wsut
ginn in bic 3ufnnft blifen,
Sas 2pne Star 8ter, 10 flar nan
gut,
9Sirb tueiter uns begliidem.
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9urd cine Grploiion in Der
Sbnrt Greef Wline 5u 9irning6on.
2lo4 lpuroen Iieb8ebn 9frbeiter &C.
totet.
Ser aongreB bat cine 9il
nneenonunen, bic oen Support bon
Opium fir onoere ais meoi5iniid)a
3ipede oerbietet.
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g. q. & 81. q. gabn.
g., S. G g. q. looupt.2iniel

w., y. N -. ". (Saupt=Smte).
Infltnft-
so &c. 7-Son s1' 6ifen 5ssn' e:oo 90 nam sa5ln
g&o. 10-@l 9aio H. @eiten. 7::30 nacbn
Ibfabrt-
SO 10-gl @aiO Ii. @eitef. .7:8o uadnn
go. 1o-Nab oem Often. 1890 ndbnt
$40. 8-gtah Dem Often. 11:40 BORN
gieturia 9iuiiiun, 6. $. &c g. q.
gnfltnft-
s}oo. 8o2 Gusro. @ictoria, 1880 na9m
Nbfabrt-
SO. Sol glrcro. gictoria. $50 Oorm
%. s.. & s. gabu.
glnfllnft-
go. 3-@om gaorben. .9:15 nadm
~SlDerr r-8om 9aorben. 1880 porin
No: 241-9ouifon ETC.. .....6 $50 oorm
@bfabrt-
go. 4-Na6 Dem g1orben. 1870 uornt
nSlber" "-Na6 bem Norben. 300 nat6m
No. 244-6oliiton etc -. 1915 nadnt