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The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
SUMMERS PICKED
TO BEAT MAPS
Jennings Sends the Hoosier To the
Slab Against Joss in Cleveland
This Afternoon

CLEVELAND. July 27-Edd.e Sum
mers, who hasn't allowed run IN the
past q innings In which he has OF
ficiated on The slab for the Tigers. Is
the man picked by Manager Jennings
10 do the box work for the Tigers
against the Maps today. In all prob
ability he will be opposed b. Addic
Joss and Cleveland bugs have been
informed that real pitching duel is
on the cards.
The weather Is clear and fne. and
the attendance is expected 10 De a
corker.
The Maps have been going pretty
we'll OF late and believe that the pres
ent series is one which Will put them
in line 10 pull the Tigers down during
the long road trip toward which both
are looking forward. with the eastern
cities of the league as the stopping
points.
If the Tigers. however, continue
their almost uninterrupted series OF
victories during the series which
opens today. the hopes of tie Maps
will be summarily dashed.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

In the announcement-Mike Donlin.
captain and manager OF the Philadel-
phia Nationals-are gathered several
interesting stories.
one is OF a romance Of base ball
and the making of a man.
IL you'll rememb ber big Mike Dom
lin was always a great ball player lie
could slam the ball mile. was quick
witted, and lightning on the paths.
But at different times I'm the old
days managers had lot OF trouble
with him. Mike was noisy and would
break all training rules and get in
trouble on the field.
AT one time. in Baltimore Donlin
was cast of. and IL looked for time
as though in spite OF his ability, that
he was up against ii for a chance to
play But John T. Brush picked him
up. and he was better-for a while.
Then came slip of a girl into
Mikes Iife-Mabel Hite. the actress.
And the big ball player fell very much
in love. AS Bob Fitz said Of Peter
Maher: The bigger they are the
harder they fall But Mabel was a
wise child
You've got to mend your ways"
she said. And promises don't go. l
have 10 be shown"
She put him on a years probation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
BETWEEN THE HEATS WITH THE HARNESS
HORSES AT TIE BLUE RIBBON MEETING

No monkey work with Judge stone!
He piled on s225 worth Of lines the first
day and shouldn't have much trouble
the rest OF the week.
Tie crowd enjoyed seeing the drivers
who consistently scored ahead OF the
pole horse. as they went down into
their jeans and paid their little, 50
plunks per.
Back to Rock Rapids Ia
Lady Elgin eh2 Lady Waterbury
better gnd even then her movement
needs renovation.
II promises TO be another great nl, ct
ing for tie purchasers 90 field tickets.
The idea Of those 2:1S PAGERS golLg
that first heat Ira 2.ll "a Even the
judges admitted IL was absurd
Racing starts today AT l.3O. \ good
move.
And now FOR the g. of &. Wonder x
we'll be calling il the George Gauo race
during the rest of the summer"
The judges made but one change iu
drivers, putting up Snow IN place OF
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
Cruel UnpS QobS DsV|in
Of Whole Suit Of Clothes


Arthur Devlin. of the New York
Giants was called out at the plate the
other day when he tried TO stretch
beautiful three-bagger into home
run He made bitter kick over the
decision.
Never mind, Arthur" one cf the
other players called to him We got
big safe lead without your score.
Dye s'pose | was kicking about
the rum" he snarled back Nav.
that Amt IT, But I'm poor man. an !
can't afford TO be robbed that way.
That umpire's decision cost me In
the neighborhood Of s56.
II haven't been buying any clothes
lately. hoping TO make homer.
WAS figuring IL up as | went around
I'd get a suit out OF 1t. and hat. and
a pair OF shocs--and my feet are pret-
~ near on the ground-and pair Of
suspenders,- and some candy-and
then that mutt called me out"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

Ana Mike Donlin in that year became
new man.
Al ihe end OF the year. city broke
and bride wise. Mike was SO steady
and earnest that McGraw made him
captain OF the Giants and Mabel made
him her husband
This is the first story The other
involves Mike as an actor.
Capt. Donlin. the idol OF base pal
loving New York. was persuaded 10 go
into vaudeville. Mabel with him. OF
course. And because he was Mike
Donlin, the idol he got away with Il.
There was big money and the ). X. y.
sign on the door.
So II happened that when signing
ND time came. his salary on the
Giants payroll looked small TO Mike.
They wouldn't put 1t where he though
il ought 10 be, so he and Mabel went
on acting while the Giants went south
without him. Some soreness develop.
ed between him and the club.
A revelation came TO Mike AFTER a
few months. Out west people who
had heard OF Mike the ball player
couldn't understand what he was do
ing away from the Polo grounds wher
the fighting was going on.
II isn't any slam on Mike 10 say ne
is ont a great actor like Booth and
Garrick. For that matter can you m
agine E. H. Sothern and Eddie Foy
trying out for the Giants?
Anyhow. Mike the ex-bai. player
wasn't the bowling s. K. o. success
that Mike the ball player-actor was.
ANYHOW. he was getting restless away
from the firing line. He missed It's
excitement.
The old soreness which started !ast
fall made II hard for Mike TO go back
to New York.
Hence Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

Cunningham for the Els pace. nnat
heat The Detroit PAGER did no better
than In the opening heat, though ne
did cinch second money.
Cox employed his favorite tactics
with Cecelian Prince. being never
prominent until the stretch. but com
INK through then with a fine burst Of
speed.
It's seldom two handsomer trottcrV
than The Harvester and Beatrice Bel
llni meet Ia the same race,
There was "A family party In Bert"
Mallow's box that enjoyed the .05 pace
exceedingly. Among them was Major
Mallow. father Of the teamster who
drove the race horse to victory.
Hes - years old joked Gus Ma.
cey to newspaper man who asked
about the age OF Country Jay. they
never get older than that. do they"
Teasel looked and acted as sour as
y an pickle
Poor Farmer SHUT He was the
picture OF disappo ointment. as he walk
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
CANADIANS EXPECT BIG
TIME AT THEIR REGATTA
Sorry Winnipeg Didn't Send Crew But
Have Plenty Of Entries From
States" To Fill Card.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont. July 21.-
The Canadian Henley regatta will be
neld here on Friday and Saturday and
the town Is hustling with preparations.
The oarsmen OF many cities In Can
ada and the United States who are
competing in the various events, be-
gan to arrive today.
While there is keen disappoin ment
here because of Winnipeg's decision
not TO send crews this year. II viii not
initiate in any degree against the sue
cess Of the regatta on account OF o.
tawa, Halifax, Vancouver. Detroit and
Buffalo coming so strong. Then there
will be the three Toronto clubs. The
New Workers. and Philadelphians will
also help to make things interesting
and there may be other American
oarsmen here as well.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

eel back TO the paddock AT the conclu-
sion OF Penico Maids bad race
The Rock Rapids trotte- was TO have
been named Peneca Maid The year
book made Il penico Maid. The pro-
gram had u Penisa Maid Really Il
doesn't look as II IL made much dif-
ference anyhow.
Judge Lee had mighty attractive
way OF going and Will Undoubtedly be
heard from In the other big stakes
Auto has gone back TO the spreader
some missed his pole. however.
Quite a few reproaches were handed
To a certain Cleveland mare that per
formed In the fast pace.
Carlokin, the horse VIII Durfep
drove in the 09 trot IL said TO love
his teamster with all toe affection OF O
cigar store clerk for his cash register.
Last winter he kicked Durfee ana
broke his arm The latter Is now get
ting vengeance.
The Harvester certainly went two
fast easy heats There - n mighty
sweet looking trotter.
a Detroit Driving club rule. proyid .
ing that no refreshment vendors can
call their wares In the reserved sea;
section is one that might proftably bs
copied elsewhere
The Detroit press box Is pronounced
bN ain the visiting newspaper men to
be the worst on record with the ex-
ception OF Kalamaz zoo.
Halle Direct IS lame
Argot Hal was the only horse to be
distsnced during the day.
When Garlokin breaks he does AZ
with whole -souled abandon which
makes 10 look as n he Knew what was
coming 10 him Durfee IL a hard task
master and stickler for discipline
IL seemed strange 90 see GenteeI "a
drawing some other man than the late
Billy Mcdonald
The programs are unusually artistic
and 30 great credit to Sam Nevins, the
official programme. They were abso-
lutely accurate yesterday with the eN-
ception OF Argot Hafs driver.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
IS JOHN I. TAYLOR SORE
OVER IT. WELL, LISTEN
Gessler To Be Made the seapegoat OF
the Poor Redsos Once More, II ls
Currently Reported.

BOSTON. July 26.-Dissatisfaction
witt. the showing OF the Redsox in
Detroit Is likely TO cost Doc. Gessler
the captaincy OF the club. Reports
here today are that Harry Lord. the
hustling third sacker. will be his sue
cessor as soon as dea! can be ar
ranged. Hooper Is reported as likely
TO take Gessler's place IN the outfleld
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
Sporting Notes

DeIray Athletic. at ID. \. 4. today.
Nnlmore won the ChicnGo-Mackinn
race, though Amorita finished hrst
Burrough. iOJ Cnss Z. Mead outpitch-
ed Bush.
.
kuhageu pitched great ball for the
Good Lucks at Mt. Clemens yester-
day. the Detroiters winning. 10 ..
Billy HuIen. the left-handed shortstop
who used 10 be with Philadelphia.
has lost an eye by being hit with the
ball and will never play again.
The Dubuque club of the Three L.
league is on the rocks and may nave
10 turn It's franchise over 10 the
league.
.
The Flats American branch, which De-
troit was after Will 20 10 Pough'
keepsie.
Champion W. 4. Lnrned returns to the
tennis courts TO defend his Long
wood cup.
KetcheII has accepted a $4,000 gunran-
tee from a San Francisco club for
six-round hght with Langford. Fhis
IS. as Will be noted. $4,000 per round.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
GLIDDEN ITINERARY CHANGED.
Tourists Make Colorado Spr rnSs .
Stopping Point for Sightseeing.

DENVER, Col. July 27.-Thc Gid
den tourists left Denver this morning
for Hugo. Col. on the last leg Of their
trip which will end at Kansas City
Friday. The run today will be l95
miles.
AT a meeting OF the A. A. A. Of
fcials II was decided to make Color.
ado Springs a two-hour contrSl poiht
in order TO allow the tourists an or.
portunity TO see Pixies Peak. Tho
roads are in good condition and hne
trim Is expected
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, GATHE
Starters in TOday's Races
AT BIue Ribbon Track

2:i4 trot-El vietress, Dan X.
Innerguard. Jennie Constantine,
la 6oudie, Montell. Todd Mac.
Chamber Of Commerce. $1,000
pacing stake-George Gano. Star
Patchen, c-The Limit, AnnabeiIe
Lee. Geraldine. Hoosier Prince,
Shadeland Nutlesr.
2:2o trot-Almaden, Barren Me-
Kinney, Billy o., Gladys, Melsa
j., Miss Elyris, Telemaehus.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

ond or third choice and when Silver
Bill Riley started TO sell the field
against Penisa Maid. there was never
any delay about the way they snapped
up the tickets.
1t was great day for the bluegrass
when Country Jay came back into his
own after all these years.
Then the Surprise.
lie was favored bit in the draw
and secured the coveted position along
the rail The big field came down and
swallowed him up at the start OF the
mile, but he kept plugging along In
the middle until the stretch was
reached. AT this time Penisa Maid
seemed 10 be winning easily.
Country Jay tore along In the mid
die OF the track and. down by the draw
gate. the Kentuckians began 10 YELL
The little chestnut tackled the Iowa
wonder 100 yards from the wire ami
Shut let go the reins with one hand
and started TO swing his whip. The
change was fatal The Maid STUN
bled, went To a break and Country
Jay came on and won all alone. in
200 IA 10 the huge astonishment of
the crowd.
But nobody imagined he could come
back. Penisa Maid was still favorit1
when they came out Tor the second
heat. But she was through and Coun-
try Jay was out i'm the lead all the way
TO within the final eighth. Here Lasell,
the millionaire driver. from Whitin<
vie. Mass, took a desperate ,stncc
with Judge Lee In a sprint through on
the poIe and came with rush that
carried sim up on even terms with
Country Jay. Macy steadied the OH
horse and he came gamely. The last
100 yards the pair trotted right to-
gether At the finish the judges said
Judge Lee had a margin OF an inch or
two. II was the closest finish OF the
day.
A Remarkable Feat.
Then Ii seemed Country Jay was
done. Judge Lee sold favorite and
looked the winner He wasn't good
at the scoring. though. and Country
Jay grabbed the track al the turn.
held IL all the way and fought the
others OF AZ the finish in both the
concluding heats. He finished the
day after trotting four miles. all in
better than 2:10.
rhe Kentuckians cashed their tick
cts. Then they got hold Of Macy
and held a jubilation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
POST FORFEIT THIS WEEK.
That IL JeHs Latest Promise, But
Wen All Have To Be Shown.

WeU MI F1dVc % DC oHOWH'
CHICAGO. July 27.-James ]. JET.
iries, with his wife and manager. Sam
Berger, left Chicago today for New
York, where he says he will post his
forfeit OF $4,000 TO fight Jack Johnson.
II have just finished my theatrical
season and as | promised months aog
/ woulo defend my title as heavy
weight champion OF the world when
the season was over am on my way
TO New York to post the forfeit" said
Jeffries. Il will post the forfeit this
week You must make 1t plain ] am
defending my title, Tor ! am still
heavyweight champion. and Johnson
is not. nor will he be. until he whips
me-and he will never do that, as.
sure you.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
suaqs Hit Hard In south.

George Suggs made his first appear.
ance In the Southern association since
bis purchase from Detroit. Wednes.
day with the Mobile club. He was
hit hard by Birmingham. the Mobile
team being finally shut out
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
FOR THE DETROIT TIMES

tomorrow when the Redsox face the
Highlanders In New York.
There changes are expected as sup
Elementary TO one just announced by
which Chech and Ryan. the pitchers
obtained in deal for old Cy Young
with Cleveland. are relegated To 81
Paul. in exchange for Ed Karger an /
Charles Hall, pitchers. ana cash con-
sideration Karger aud Hall will join
the Redsox here. RYAN and Chech
will don 81. Paul uniforms In Toledo.
The annual attack IL being perpretrat-
ell on Chairman Hover OF the A. \.
A. who is In charge OF the Gllddcn
tour
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

I. was an off day for six Of the
American league teams
Cleveland defeated New York In
the only game played Berger
pitching against Hughes.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
Good Pitcher Wanted.

OOOu FItCNcT WdHteu.
On Saturday the ManhaJtans play
Webberville. Mich. and expect 10 put
up good game. although badly Grip
pied in the pitchers box by the alb
sence OF Fink. who has been called
north because of sickness. They
would like 20 hear from a first-class
pitcher
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
HARROWS OUT AT WINDSOR.
Track There Being Made Ready for
Runners Who start Saturday.

Harrows were put on the surface Of
the Windsor track Monday morning
and the course is being perfected for
the runners that are arriving in car
load lots daily. 1t is expected that,
when the horse trains get in from
Fort Erie on Wednesday. over 700
horses will be stabbed at the track to
take part In the events which are
carded for the meeting that lasts from
Saturday To Aug. 21 inclusive.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Today. Games.

Cincinnati s Pittsburg
New York 3. Boston az Innings
. Philltes Z. Brooklyn Q
Ratu at st Iaufa
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

New York at Boston
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
Chicago at 81. Lou.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., No.
John R-Bt Phone 1898
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday,s ResuItr.

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland 2. New York
Today'- Games.
Detroit at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Ne-terday's Results.
Adrian o Jackson o.
Kalamazoo I, Bay city o.
Flint s. Saginaw ?
Lansing 6-s. Battle Creek go
Todny'- Games.
Bay. city at Jackson
saginaw at Flint
Kalamazoo az Lansing
Battle Creek at Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-27

entries show rt5ts Of class Grand CIR
cult and Great Western horses com
lng together there.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15
ROBBERY VICTIM
COMES TO GRIEF
Two PatToImen Mistake In
tended Victim for the Bold
HighWaymen.

Tied hard and foot with ropes and
bruised and bleeding from terrible beat
ing administered by about twenty Jap
anese at a japanese boarding house at
No. l9 Pollard court, William Powers, q
hold-up, was found lying on the floor of
the house Saturday night, when a squad
Of policemen from the headquarters
reached the scene
Shortly after 10 o'clock William Powers
anu an unknown negro Went to the
japanese headquarters. They knocked on
the door, ana when G, Drata ansW ered the
call Powers showed a gun into his face
with the command. Give me your money,
and don't say a d word"
The japanese, however, grabbed the
barrel of the gun. AS he did Sc Powers
gave it shove and knocked it into the
Jap's eye. The Jap kept hold of the
gun and, calling for help, Wrested the
gun from his adversary. In a few sec
Ouds the other nineteen Japanese in the
house were to his aid. They grabbed the
rObber, dragged him into the house and
proceeded TO beat him into insensibiity.
When the fight first commenced, a
Greek ran to the home Of 5. g. Phillips,
at No. 0b Pollard court, and told Phillips
and c. A. Pickett that a man was be
ing beaten to death. Phillips and Pickett
ran toward the home of the japanese, and
before they reached the door an inmate
appeared and began shooting. The shots
brought the men TO a stop. They ran
round by the back way and looked into
the house, where they saw Powers lying
on the floor
Urata, after securing the loaded gun
from the hands Of the hOld-up, left Powers
TO the mercy of his fellow cOuntrymen
and ran 10 secure a policeman. In the
meantime. the police department had Sc
cured meager information about the af-
fair, and Bicycle Policeman W. NJ. Crit
fin and Special Policeman Frank Riley
started to the scene. They saw the bare
headed japanese run under the street
light, and when they neared the japanese
he turned on them with the gun and was
knocked down by Riley and his scalp laid
open.
When the policemen and the Japanese
arrived az the house the patrol wagon
was already on the scene. The injured
hold-up, bound and almost insensible, was
taken to the police station. The Jap was
by DR.. r. B. Steele, who took
several stitches in his scalp. The hold
up, while he was severely bruised, was
not badly injured, and was placed in a
cell in the Jail. The hOlG-Up of Saturday
night was the third hOld-up of the Japs
camp in the last three weeks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15
If 1t Disappears, It's Eczema
How TO Tell Whether a Skin Affec-
ton Is an Inherited Blood
Disease or Not.

Sometimes it is hard to determine
whether a skin affection is a sign Of a
blood disorder or simply a form Of
eczema Even physicians are often puz-
zled in their diagnosis. The best way for
any one afflicted is to go to the F. J. Hill
Drug Co, or any good druggist who han
dies pure drugs and obtain 30 cents worth
Of poslam. Apply this. and If the itching
stops at once and the trouble is cured in
few days it may be set down as having
been eczema, as this is the way poslam
acts in the worst cases of eczema, and in
curing acne, herpes, blotches, letter, piles,
salt rheum, RASH BARRIERS and other
forms Of itch, scaly scalp, and all surface
skin affections.
Any one who viii write to the Emer-
gency Laboratories. No. % West Twenty
fifth street, New York, can secure, by
mail free of charge, a supply sufficient
TO cure a small eczema surface or clear
a complexion overnight and remove pim-
pies in twenty-four hours.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15
OGDEN BRIEFS.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Ogden, Aug. 1.-THE infant son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Simon Jensen died at the fam
/ lily home in this city Friday afternoon
and was buried from the home at
o'clock this afternoon
Bert jenkins, who was badly injured
| in an explosion on the LuCin cutoff some
months ago was examined by four local
physicians in this city today. The de-
I cision was that a delicate operation was
necessary and Mr.. Jenkins viii leave to-
morrow for the Southern Pacific hOspI-
/ tai IN San Francisco to undergo the opera
| ton.
| Frank J. Hendarshot for years one of
! the most popular Of the deputies in the
| county clerks office in this city has re-
! signed his position to accept position
| with the Tracy Investment company IN
Salt Lake City. Mr. Henderson, viii go
/ at once to the capital. His wife viii fol-
/ low him after closing up some business
matters here.
Albert Orsel. the infant son Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. AIannO Orsel, died of cholera infan-
tUm at the family home in this city this
morning. Funeral services Will Je neld at
149 Thirty-secOnd street at 2 clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Frances Hitler, wife Of Glen Hill
leT, died Of septic poisoning at the family
home in this city Friday evening at the
age Of p years. leaving husband and
two small children. The remains viii be
taken to NIishawaka, Ind, for burial.
Funeral services for Nathaniel J. Leav-
lit were held at o'clock this afternoon in
the Second ward meeting house, Bishop
Robert McQuarrie IN charge. Music was
furnished by the ward choir In addition
to Bishop McQuaTrie George Shorten ad-
dressed the meeting. lnterment was IN
the Ogden City cemetery.
Work was received here yesterday by
the friends Of Fred IL Wbipple to the
effect that arrangements had been made
to hold the funeral services in that city
tomorrow and the burial will take place
there.
The Sidney Stevens Implement company
of Ogden filed suit in district court to-
day against Z. a Bowman, also of Og-
Gen, 10 collect S4l92l claimed to be due
On d judgment together with interest on
6, 1894
Funeral services for Mrs Marion JOr-
gensen We're held in Huntsville Friday af-
ternOOn, Bishop John Hall presiding over
the services. The ward choir furnished
appropriate music, d number Of the lead
ing men of the community testified To
the many good qualities Of the dead wOm-
an and there was a wealth of floral CT
terings. Interment was in the Hunts
Vile cemetery.
In probate court today John Henry
Smith OF Salt Lake was appointed ad-
Illustrator of the estate of Nancy B.
Farr. Apostle Smith was IN the city Cor
the purpose of looking after the estate
which consists Of real estate in this city
and personal property.
Earl W. and Dorothy Bradbury Of OE-
den today adopted Vashti Shpman. the
six months old daughter Of Charles w.
Snipman of Oakland, Cal. who gave his
consent. The legal order Of adoption was
issued by Judge Howell.