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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
SPORTS
q n n u n II II II II n II n II u u u q ,
UMPIRE IS CHASED
OUT OF GROUNDS
DisgraCefuI Riot at Los Ange-
!. -, les. Baseball Game,

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2S.-Rowdy-
ism, asb fndf thei police were the
chief features Of both games today
in the Coast league between the'
vernon and Sacramento teams. So
incensed did the Nernonites become
at Umpire Finney's decisions in the
morning game that they dashed
from the stands onto the field and
made for Finney. The small force
OF police available was as nothing in
checking the onrush, and Finney,
seeing the situation at glance,
made for the gate. The crowd fol-
lowed.
Finney reached the gate first, and
seeing he was still pursued, kept on
across country until he reached the
tracks of the Long Beach line, where
he boarded car and eluded his pur-
suers, several of whom kept up the
chase to the end. The Senators won
this game, to 2, principally be-
cause they hammered Raleigh hard
In the first two innings.
In the afternoon at the Chutes
the police were again called in to
quel the crowd. AS In the morn.
ing, the trouble began over what the
crowd termed Unfair base decisions,
though Vernon was in the lead all
the time. Pop bottles, at first just "A
few, and then an avalanche, fairly
rained over the field, and so excited
did one spectator become that he at
tackled Jess Stovell of the Vernon
team, evidently installing him for a
Senator. For a few moments this
fight waXed warm, but the police, on
hand In goodly numbers, finally sue
ceeded in restoring quiet and the
game proceeded. Vernon won the
game In the fourth by making five
runs on one hit and four errors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-08
Pllts CURED IN q 70 :. DAYS.

FAIu OINTMENT Is guaranteed
10 eure any case NJ Itching, blind,
l'leedlag or prolnding Piles IN d 90
liilys or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE go saint l.,,,is,
4 3 VI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
JOHNSON PLIGHT
WORRIES FRIENDS
They Are Anxious Assault Charge
Be Withdrawn as Term on Black
wells Island Is Probable.

NEW YORK. Jan 21.--Jack John
son, the Negro pugilist. who. when
Norman Pinder. frail looking Negro.
declared that ne could remember the
time when beer out OF rusty pail
was good enough for both OF them.
sailed into Pinder and beat him up.
was arraisned before Justice Her
mann IN Jefferson Market SQUIRT today
and pleaded not guilty 10 charge
OF assault After Pinder was heard
the case was adjourned until tomor.
row morning. Johnson gave bail IA
$1,000 for his appearance.
Johnson was locked in a cell for
three hours last night following his
arrest on the assault charge. and was
finally released or bail secured by his
manager. George Little.
Johnson. with his manager. Attor-
ney Nugent aud couple OF friends.
drove 10 the court in nis big auto
mobile. He declared that he was scr.
nv he had not hit Pinder harder. that
the latter was always slandering
him."
Il was sitting in the back room of
Baron wilkins place on S5th-st.." de-
clared Pinder under cath, "whcr
Johnson came in. | had couple OF
lady friends with me. II was about
3 O'Clock and we were having a fine
time when Johnson rolled ia. He
took a seat at my table and as
have always been friend OF his. |
asked him TO have drink.
"'All right, said he, I'll have some
wine
What do you want OF wlne?"
asked him. DO you mean rhine wine.
Mr. Johnson?
Il mean bubbIing wine. Five dol
lars a throw wine that's what ! mean.
Wine amt any too good for JACK
Johnson" he said To me. and then
told him all right But / also told him
that | could easily remember the tine
when he was glad TO drink beer with
me out of an old rusty can. That
made him mad He slugged me a
peach Of a smash with his right hand
i'm the jaw. As fell he smashed me
with a big foot and then he picked
up a chair to brain me when his
friends hauled him away"
At this point the hearing was adj
1ONIueu uuAll AuulOtAON " hth "CAAA0N~'
viii have his witnesses in court and
Pinder will have his two Lady
friends" TO confirm his story
Johnsons friends are anxious 10
have this charge against him with
drawn. There has been great deal
of criticism recently over his actions
and there is a feeling that If his guilt
is proven in this assault charge, he
NAV get a sentence on Blackwelfs
Island rather than a fine.
When he was arrested In Miners
theater on the Bowery last night he
started to argue with the detective
and the latter showed him his black
lack and warned him that. despite
Mayor Gaynors crusade against 20.
lice clubbing. he would utilize IL re
good advantage on Johnson's head u
he did too much talking.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

MilleIs friends In Detroit know moth
ing OF his present whereabouts. The
fact that his departure from Detroit
for an Indefinite period was known by
some OF them 10 have taken place
some time before it was publicly ad-
mitted was to blame for the impress
SION mat there might be friends who
we're IN regular communication with
him A careful investigation has been
made OF each report and no definite
knowledge has resulted.
IL is for this reason that a trial or
the one method not yet called into
play is believed To be imminent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
CICOTTE KIDS"
DETROIT RIOTERS
EcOrse Eddie Writes To Boston
Paper Making Light of Detroit's
Claim To Fourth Flag.

BOSTON. Jan. 2l.-Eddie Cicotte
writing from Detroit Jan. 10. has this
To say:
Il don't think Detroit is going TO be
prominent factor in the big race this
season But you can't make the De
tloit fans think that way. For real
weii-educated fans give me dear Old
Boston.
III | have good luck | will come
pretty close 10 leading the American
league pitchers next season. | would
like 10 snow the public here that the
Redsox have a little something ON
the Tigers.
/ am getting anxious for the start
for Hot Springs for With good start
/ think we have a fine show TO get
into the post series and slice OF that
good mCnev. Tell President Taylor
and Manager Donovan that Fat
Knuckles Will be on the Job with a
good. strong whip next season"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
Sporting Notes

Vow staId old Massachusetts u talk
ing OF having Sunday ball.
Central. "a; Brew-terS. 2O, and East
ern So Fremonts, 10. were the results
Of two OF last nights basketbaii
games.
John Carroll. hero OF an Incident In
another column. has found backing al
the hands OF Kadau. his Old battery
partner and Is likely 10 play Lou
Laubscher for the money at pool very
shortly.
ZbySykO threw PRrr twice without
difhrulty at Toledo last night. and got
another ovation from the Polish-Amer-
leans.
hat Nelson put Eddie Land. of CHI
cago. away In the eighth round last
night al Memphis.
the United States Golf association yes
tcrday. Chicago gets the amateur
championships the women's and open
competitions being retained In the east
SIeuths have located empty
whisky barrtl ia e.. Schmidts Fort
Smith saloon. which bears an uucau-
celled revenue stamp. Charles explains
that IL was left there by the former
proprietor but that may not save him
from trouble with the federal officials,
as the sOffense is very serious one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
WRESTLING BOOM
STRIKES DETROIT
Even Floyd Cutcher, of Armada,
Comes Out OF His Retirement and
Gets After Possible Opponents.

The enthusiastic gathering that
greeted Zbyszko In the Light Guard
srmory Thursday evening has started
the wrestling pot boHlng in this local.
ity and the prospects seems 10 dndi.
cate that there will be considerable
doing In this branch of athletics for
the remainder OF the season
Failing 10 get match with the
Polish champion Ernest Feaby. thc
state title holder. has arranged Tor =
couple Of theater bouts. \ couple o.
visiting wrestlers have been booked
by the burlesQue houses Several
gymnasium bouts have been cardcC
And now. TO top Il all on. here comes
Floyd Cuicher. OF Armada the grizzled
veteran of the MAJ, who has enter
tanned Detroit enthusiasts more often
than any OF the others during recent
years. making the announcement that
he is out after Willoughby. OF Cleve'
land: Conley, os Toledo and any OF
the others OF his weight who care TO
cross holds II Robert Reakes, Clutch.
er's perennial oppot ent. cares 10 take
another whirl, CutcheT is ready TO ac-
commodate him, too.
The battle-scarred veteran harvested
the last OF $50 tons OF beets from his
big Armada farm this call and has
concluded his training with five bouts
in Ohio and Indiana all OF which no
won. He is TO open his Michigan cam
paign with Clyde Bleakley at Pontiac
Monday. clyde is now farmer, too.
10 was ell joke about Bleakley and
Cutcher wrestling Tor the l2S-pound
title. as local paper hal them. Both
remain well above the welterweight
limit. Cutcher at present scaling in
the neighborhOOd CT $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
NEW YORK WILL KEEP
MANNING TO BEAT TIGES
Were II Not For the TwIrIer's Ability
To Bother Jennings Men He'd
Be Canned.

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-There are
ali kinds OF rumors being hit out In
the big league during this dull sea
son. The latest is that Walter Man
ming will not be with the Yankees
next eason. But it's only rumor
Lack or control was the thing which
bothered the pitcher with the big out
curve. Ball players in the American
league say that Manning can make
them all sit down when he is right
The fact that he is stumbling block
10 the Detroit club Is enough to hold
him with the Yankees Manning would
be good pitcher against any club.
but as said before. to get the ball
over the plate was lot OF trouble
for him last season.
The pitching department will be
given great deal OF attention when
theN New Workers. put on their train
ing uniforms i'm the south. Bases on
balls kept Manager Stallings foo.
moving faster last year than il ever
did in its baseball days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
PHrIrEs HOLD GLEASON
Won't Let Ex-Tiger Have His Release
Outright But VIII Sell.

pHTL4ADELPHIA, Jan. 2l-"Kid'
Gleason, the veteran player, will not
Be- given his release by the Phillles.
the club management deciding that he
lb too valuable piece OF baseball
property to be turned loose for some
other club TO capture. The Phillies viii
onls keep Gleason until deal OF some
Kind can be made for him.
Gleason called on Manager Doom
last week and had a talk with the
tlnb ofIicials regarding his contract.
Al that time a telegram was shown
him asking for HIS terms TO uElnage
enc YOUNGSTOWN club, OF the Tri-State
I6atno. bnt Gleason declined to talk
business on any lines. and asked that
rs No given his release.
rht phillles asked waivers on Glen
son. and have been notified that nc
claims have been put in for him
CLEMSON IS still the property OF the
LEGAL club. and viii probably be traded
81 sold to sAme minor league club
me report that he would be kept e
assist Manager Doom is denied. Glea
sou was very anxious TO be released
o0lfiehi, as II was said he had several
rood ofrers I'm view. but by exercising
I1tlr reserve on him. the Phillies can
~ With him as they please.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

Lannigan and Foley are not free
with the foolish talk, The latter has
turned out some great sprnters. m
Guiding Arthur DufIy. Bernie Wefeta'
Pily Holland and others. Lannigan
developed Jimmy Rector. and both say
PendletOn is a bette. man than any OF
the past performers who were SO early
IN the game.
Pendleton will not he at his best foc
another year. lie is only Is. and untI'
he comes into possession OF his full
power, he will have chance TO int
prove
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
POLICE MAY Be
ASKED FOR HELP
No News Yet From Missing Joy
Miller and But One Recourse Seems
Left To Troubled Family.

That the police OF the United States
may. in the very near future, be asked
to assist in the search which James 9.
Miller Is making for his son. JOY Mil
Ter, the former Michigan football
player is the report current among
Miller's friends in Detroit. The con
tinued absence OF the athlete. coupled
With reports OF his strange actions
when last in Detroit have strengthen
ed the idea that he may have wan
dered away in a demented condition.
A thorough canvass OF Miiler's friends
has beer without avail.
1t is now generally admitted that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
The New Mhltesox.

Charley Mullen. first baseman OF
the Washington university nine. who
has been signed by the Chicago White
sox. has decided TO join Comiskey's
team when IL arrives on the Pacific
coast early i'm March. instead OF re-
naming i'm college at Seattle. until
later. as he az first intended doing.
Hugh Duffy has assured Young Cy
Young that he will be given a good
try-out this spring. This will save III
tie CYRUS from buying the paper every
day To see if he has been canned.
Burroughs. 2Ss SOlVay, -. In the lat
ter's gym last evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
FIELDER JONES BoBs UP.
Will Coach the oregon Asgies Just
For Love Of the Old Game.

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 21.-Fieldef
Jones iutt can't make himself behave.
Finding the lure OF the diamond too
strong for him the former manager Of
The White Sox who dropped out OF
baseball last season. has signed a con.
tract 90 coach the baseball squad of
the Oregon Agricultural college Jone $
viii begin coaching the collegians
about the middle OF next month.
The college authorities announce
that they are not able to pay Jones
anywhere near his real value as a
coach, but that Jones' love Of the
game had inclined him to accept the
Ofier anyway
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
Farm For a Whole Team.

President r. /. Hedges or the
Browns has received letter from
Owner Brown OF the Spokane and
Vancouver clubs In the Northwest
league Brown has just purchased
the latter club and wants nearly n
whole team OF players from the
Browns Hedges purchased Pitcher
Gilligan from Brown last summer, and
the young twirler seems 10 be capable
OF making good In fast company.
Hedges announced Friday evening
that he might turn over half dozen
castoms 10 the Vancouver club in pay
ment for Gilligan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
WILD RUMORS IN NEW YORK.
Latest Has II That Detroit Club Is
Bidding for Jack kleinow.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.--Along the
Gotham baseball line II is said thai
the Washington and Detroit clubs are
keen for the services OF Jack Kleinow,
and that trade will be made for JACK
before the Yankees start south. An.
other one was batted out along the
baseball white way today to the effec-
that Willie Kceer would finish his
baseball days among the old folks In
Brooklyn aud that Bill Dahlen would
love TO have him around. And the
last OF all Is that Charley Hemphill
will also figure in trade before the
birds start To- sing their favorite airs
az Athcns. Ga
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
OLD MEXICO THE CHOICE.
jim Jehrles Announces Training
Ground Where He viii Toll.

CHICAGO Jan 22-Jeffries viii
start training in Mexico This was
announced by Sam Berger. manager
OF the retired champion. as he spent
a few minutes between special trains
in this city.
Jeffries. who said some time ago
that ne would begin his training WORK
near his home in tire mountains. has
changed his mind. He will so 10 Mex.
leo and DO two or three weeks OF
rough work in Mazatlan. tie prob.
ably will be accompanied by but two
or three persons and viii endeavor 20
get back as much Of his old-Iime
strength as possible while hunting
and fishing in tho country south OF
the Rio Gsande lie has been snow
bound total OF A. hours IN three
days.
Now Who Is Russell Ford7
Stallings expects Russell Ford TO
be his star pitcher next season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
Thoney viii Go Back.

From the Hub comes the report
that Jack Thoney will find himself
back I'm his old berth with Toronto
next season. Jack played with the
Canadian club in 1907 and set world
afre In the Eastern league by his all
around star work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

First Baseman Jake Stahl. OF the
Boston Rcdsox. is putting in the win
ter oletking in his father-ih-law's
South Side State bank, Of Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

Is the . 20 second man in sight2
Have trainers at last discovered a
Splinter capable of negotiating the
classic hundred NTH OF second
faster than ever before?
In the east they think that T. I. Pen
dleton. % Princeton. will lower the
standard for the distance. Pendle-
ton is a sprinunS marvel and is eX.
pected 10 be another Harry Hutcncns.
Three men, all famous IN athletics,
declare The Tiger may lower the time
first made by Arthur Duffy.
These men IRE Jim Mccormick,
head coach of the Princeton eleven:
Pop" Lannigan. trainer OF the Vir
ginia team and Bin Foley, the George.
town tracR coach
Pendleten gave hint OF his abilitT
when. as schoolboy. he ran the
century in even time aud negotiated
the 220 i'm % 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
PORTING NEWS OF THE DAY GATHERED
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
IS NECESSARY IN BASKET BALL"

BY KEENE FITZPATRICK
Athletic Director and Coach At Miehi.
gan University.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. 22.-Thc
man best fitted by nature for basket
ball is the tall man who possesses en-
durance and quickness OF mind and
body.
do not say that height is neces'
sary, for there are some crackerjaek
basket-ballers who lack inches. But
anyone with a knowledge OF the game
can see the tall mans advantage
when IL comes 20 reaching and throw
Ing for baskets.
Given the man. he must be trained.
first for his own safety and secondly
for the safety OF the game and his
teammates.
But he. himself. comes first. No
man with weak lungs, or whose
breathing is faulty. should attempt
basket ball or for that matter any
athlete exercise. until the ailment Is
overcome.
The same prohibition applies to
heart trouble, even though the anlic-
ton may appear TO the person afect-
ed TO be nothing more than an irregu
larity In beating There is always
cause for such irregularity. and. IN
iii that cause is removed 10 attempt
athletics might prove disastrous
The best preparatory work for
basket bali is the practice OF quick
starting: running and regular prac-
tice comes next Much time should
be devoted TO dribbling and passing
the ball.
Al FIRST the players should not
spend more than five minutes In the
game. Let them learn TO play fast
and furious for five minutes, and
gradually lengthen the playing period
to the full time.
Too much time cannot be devoted
10 shooting for baskets Out-of-door
exercise. such as walking and skat-
ing, is splendid Anything that
brings into play the muscles OF the
back. legs and arms is good
Dieting takes a foremost part in
the training of athletes. Men IN
training should not eat anything fried.
pastry. pork. sausages. etc. They
NAV eat cereals. bread and butter,
beef. chicken. lamb or mutton chops.
eggs (except fried). soups. certain
buildings. like tapioca, rice, custard
or bread, ice cream at least twice a
week. milk and plenty OF water.
Tea and coffee, smoking and drink
ing intoxicating liquor must be ab-
solutely barred from an athletes
diet.
Hours for eating should be regular
through the training period And the
same regularity should be observed
as TO sleep. Plenty Of sleep in we'll
ventilated rooms. is essential.
Basket ball is not recommended as
parlor pastime. especially II one
counts upon the element OF danger.
II is somewhat rougher than dom
inoes.
For this reason every player should
undergo a thorough physical examin-
alton by one competent to give Il. be-
fore donning basket ball toys Gym
nasium floors and walls are hard. and
many falls must be counted upon IN
the furious play that makes the game
a success.
While there is no tackling as IN
football. there exists many way Tor
the player TO be thrown 10 the floor
or against the walls And TO escape
injury he must be in perfect physical
condition all of the time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

Havers James will be out this sea.
son with The Merry Widow. 2:09 y !:
Gallagher. 2:0Sh, and Maud Keswick.
2:03A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
Sd SAY the others, Zoe.

When Daniel Campau was In power
the Grand Circuit stewards never put
one over on Detroit.-BostoR Globe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
Murphv Won't Take = chance

L. OF p athletic authorities will
not allow PAUL to meet Mel Shep-
pard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22
HEART WiM tn.
70 Sporting
HEART Editor.
-kEENE FITZPATRICK.

The Franklin Settlement basketball
team still cherish individually several
mingled recollections OF their turou-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

What a grand team our Tigers must
have been to win three flags without
a capable catcher. as so many OF our
critics would have us believe the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

The scribes who are giving wide
publicity to yarn that tells OF the
versatility OF Lajole and Wagner don't
want TO forget that Ty Cobb played
every position on the Detroit club last
year including pitcher and catcher
while the club was practicing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

Interesting fact There were 90 hit
tiers who equaled or passed the 300
mark In the Western league last year
what a punk bunch OF pitchers that
circuit must have.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

In the official averages OF the Min
esota-Wisconsin league last year
note the name of Drill. OF the Superior
club. Dollars 10 doughnuts it's our OLD
friend Lou. the one-time Tiger. Lor
wasn't much OF a backstcp in som
ways, but there never was anybody
who guarded the plate any better
against runners who tried to score
on close chances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-22

Burroughs, 2Si SOlVay, -. In the lat
ter's gym last evening.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-28
F|REbUGS KEEP
CHIEF BUSY
Two Unsuccessful Attempts
Made to Burn Everett
Saloons.

Everett, Nov. 2S.-Firebugs caused
Chief Taro of the fire department to
spend a sleepless night. Two unsuc-
cessful attempts were made during
the night 10 burn the London cafe
and the Broadway. Bohemian and
Owl saloons. The first fire was set
between The Broadway and a barber
shop. This burned into the rooms
in the block above and through in
TO the London cafe, which was gut
ted completely.
The barber shop was also dam
aged. While this fire was in pro-
gress second attempt was discov-
cred in a vacant room over the
Broadway saloon. A mattress had
been dragged into room and set
Attire, but the damage was slight
The Owl and Bohemian saloons
were damaged by smoke and water.
The total loss on buildings and stock
will not exceed $500. No arrests
have been made.