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The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
Sporting Notes

New staId old Massachusetts ~ talk
ing OF having Sunday ball
.
Burroughs. -; SOlVay, ~, In the lat
ter's gym last evening.
.
John Carroll. here 81 an Ineideut IN
another column. has found backing AT
the hands OF Kadau. hts old battery
partner and is likely TO play Lou
Iaubscher for the money at pool, very
shortly.
ZbysykO threw Parr twice without
difhculty at Toledo last night, and got
another ovation from the POLISH Amer
leans
bat Nelson put Eddie LaRd. of Chit
cagO, away IA the eighth round last
night a. Memphis
All was harmony az the session Of
the United states Golf association yes-
terday Chicago gets the amateur
championships the womens and open
competitions being retained In the east.
Ntruths have located empty
WHISKY barrel In &. Schmldts Fort
smith saloon. which bears an uncan p
cel.ed 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 offense Is very serious one.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

mond Rubber Company. won some dis
tinction By having four car loads OIL
fresh goods enroute TO san Francisco
ten hours after the great nre thefe
TN April 1906. had destroyed the
Diamond store on the Pacific coast, has
been making the rounds OF all the
Eastern automobile shows.
Prior 10 his connection with the DIG
Akron tire concern lie was COWBOY
on various Western ranches and start
ed his business career as WINDOW
washer and shipping clerk in The
Diamond Rubber Company Denver
branch
Graduating into the sales force, MIR.
Matthewson opened the Diamond Com
panY's san Francisco branch, now the
largest exclusive rubber establishment
on the Coast lie is exceedingly OPP
timistic with regard 10 the automobile
industry on the opposite side OF the
continent and as TO the future OF the
Golden Gate city: We think we
hustle some. West" he said az the
Pontchartrain last night. but the East
shows US we are not the only ones.
saw big sign up In the express OF
fee In Jersey city that read. diamond
Rubber stun must move. That's go
Ing some There's ginger In sign
OF that kind that makes even Frisco
tire man think he's been asleep at the
switch
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
A Novel Auto Sid

Chrome tanned leather fitted with
studs with ply OF soft rubber under
the crescent acting as q cushion for the
rivet fitted over the regular carcass OF
the Goodrich tire. forms the Goodrich
stud tire. which attracted more than
usual attention OF the GooNrich ex-
hibit at the automobile show at Madi-
son Square Garden The steel studs
are riveted through the leather and
crescent and the crescent Is then vul-
canized to the tire carcass. ply OF
soft rubber under the crescent prevents
the -rivets from injuring the fabric. The
rivets and chrome leather are imported
from France and applied To the tires
I'm this country These tires have pass
ed through the testing period and oc-
cupy the same position In the steel
studded field that regular Goodrich
tires occupy In the general field. The
studded tire is in all respects the same
a. the carcass OF all regular Goodrich
tires
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
LAsKER is COMING.
Worlds Champion Of Chess Will make
Visit 70 America.

VIENNA. Jan 22-Dr Emanuel
I.asker. chess champion OF the world.
has decided To visit America at the
conclusion OF his match for the cham
pionship with Carl Schlechter. Of
Vienna now In progress in this city.
The first game OF which was drawn
after a session lasting nine hours. The
champion paid a hurried trip 70 the
United States early last summer. sail
ing In June Since then he has met
aud defeated D, JanowsH OF Paris. in
q rather one-sided match and pre-
pared the book of the international
Chess Congress at ST. Petersburg for
publication His stay in America will
he longer on this occasion. as IL is his
intention TO tour the United States
and Canada and meet all the chess
experts Of both, countries
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
Uniform Auto Laws

Charles Thaddeus Terry's plea for
uniformity tn automobile legislation
before the convention OF the National
civic Federation ia Washington last
week. struck popular chord. As
chairman of the legislative Board OF
the American Automobile Association.
Mr. Terry has devoted perhaps, more
ST tdy 10 the question Of uniform auto
mobile legislation than any other In
Vestigator in the country He drew up
a few years ago the uniform state
vehicle law the salient provisions or
which have been adopted by several
state legislations and he also drafted
the bill for a national registration law.
" hich rs To- be reintroduced into Con-
grpss a. the present session.
Mr. Terry. IN view OF hts familiarity
with automobile legislation In the
United states. was invited by the Of
fCers-uf Tive National civic Fedora
ton 10 explain the necessity for uni
fOrmitv in this respect The I'M
poTtance % the subject was clearly re-
allied bv Mr. Terry-s cieaf-cut state
ment that thirty-siN states OF the
Union have general statutes regulating
! motor vehicles and no two OF them
are alike.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
OLD MEXICO THE CHOICE.
jim Jeftries Announces Traininq
Ground Where He WIN Toll

NNNN "nNfc ne VIII IOiI.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22-Jefries will
start training in Mexico. This was
announced by Sam Berger. manage
OF the retired champion. as he spent
few minutes between special trains
In this city
Jenries. who said some time ago
that he would begin his training work
near his home in the mountains. has
changed HIS mind He will 20 to Mex.
leo and do two or three weeks OF
rough work In Mazatlan He prob.
ably will be accompanied by but two
or three persons and will endeavor 70
get back as much OF his old.tIme
strength as possible while hunting
and hshing In the country south OF
the Rio Grande. lie has been snow
bound a total Of AZ hours in three
days
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
WILLIE FITZGERALD IS
VICTOR AT INDIANAPOLIS
Delights Mjne-Workers There con.
vened, by Exhibition Of His Skill
on 3. Griffith.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 22.--
Delegates to the convention Of United
Mine Workers OF America are today
discussing the boxing show given in
their honor here last night In which
Willie Fitzgerald. OF Brooklyn. was
given the decision over Bill Grifith. OF
Cincinnati in the seventh round 1f
what was scheduled to have been 2
ten-round engagement.
! Hugh McGann, OF indianapolis. and
Mike Donovan. OF Rochester, ". Y.
fought q ten-round draw.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
TAYLOR WILL BUY IN.

Makes offer for Sacramento Club
which He Wants a. a Farm.
n II 10 Said that the Boston American
League club will take controlling In
lorest IN the Sacramento Coast
League club. giving President John 7.
TayIor q farm for his green material
~, the Boston club when his squad Is
trf IL thirty Ave. II Is understood that
ire deal Is now pending and that Tay-
Tor has sent word that he is ready 10
close for $4,000. providing the Sacra.
nlenfof club will move it's grounds
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
10. Angelo. Motor Drome--


Dates have been set for the opening
carnival OF the new board Los Ang-
eles Motordrome and sanctioned by
the American Automobile Association
and Manufacturers Contest Assocta :
ton. Seven days or sensational speed
contests Will take place on the nrst
wooden saucer ever built for motor
car racing. on April 5. 2. 10. and dur
ing the following week, on April IL.
Is. Is and - This course Is being
built by Jack Prince. the famous
builder of bicycle saucers.
tt will be one mile in circumference
and a true circle instead or the usual
oval which will mean that drivers viii
not have TO SHAKEN speed on accouh
OF turns. In width. the track will
measure IS feet and viii be uniform
~ banked 10 a height OF % feet all
around it's outer edge. Drivers claim
that all track records will be broken
and that IL viii he the safest course
ia the world. Expert engineers as
well as pilots of cars endorse II most
strongly. chiefly because of the
slight heating effect the surface will
have on tires. tho co-officient OF fric-
tiop between wood and rubber being
much better than between rubber and
any other surface. They declare that
on such a banked course there VIII be
no skidding.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
DETROITS BIG AUTOMOBILE
WEEK IS NOW ON THE TAPS

newspaper men who left the downtown
Office OF the company and enjoyed a
trip OF inspection OF the factory on
Belleyue-aVe.. Saturday afternoon. The
party made the trip to the factory In
stration or the fact that the firm is
producing according TO schedule and
on the most up-to-d date plans.
The Demotcar has laid out a pro-
gram, calling for the completion OF
5000 OF the 1910 models and Is right
up to It's schedule. although, OF course
away behind orders
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
IS NECESSARY IN BASKET BALL"

BY KEENE FITZPATRICK
Athletic Director and Coach At Miehi'
uan University.

gan university.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Jan, 22.-Tho
man best lifted 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 crackerjack
basket-ballers who lack inches. But
anyone with a knowledge OF the game
can see the tall mans advantage
when IL comes 10 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 afflic-
tiou may appear 10 the person anect-
ed 10 be nothing more than an lrregu
larity in beating There is always a
cause for such irregularity. and, I'M
I'll that cause Is removed TO attempt
athletics might prove disastrous.
The best preparatory work for
basket ball is the practice OF quick
starting; running and regular prac-
tice comes next. Much time should
be devoted to dribbling and passing
the ball
AT first the players should not
spend more than FIVE minutes In the
game. Let them learn 10 play fast
and furious for FIVE minutes, aud
gradually lengthen the playing period
TO the full time.
Too much time cannot be devoted
TO 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 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
week. milk and plenty OF water.
Tea and coffee, smoking and drink
ing intoxicating liquor must be alb
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 well
ventilated rooms. is essential.
Basket ball Is not recommended as
a parlor pastime. especially II one
counts upon the element OF danger
IL Is somewhat rougher than dom
inoee.
For this reason every player should
undergo a thorough physical examin-
alton by one competent TO give II. be-
fore DOMINIC 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 a way for
the player 70 be thrown TO the moor
or against the walls. And To escape
injury he must be in perfect physical
condition all OF the time.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
A Hud.on TourIna Car--


Built on distinctly Hudson lines and
from the seats forward Identical with
the previous Hudson model. new
touring car sensation OF the season Is
announced by the Hudson Motor Car
company OF Detroit. II is a fivepas
senger car and the officers OF the Hud-
son company say IL Is being made In
response TO a demand not only from
dealers but owners OF Hudson road
sters who want car OF the same type
with fye-passenger capacity The
price il Sl,15O.
President Chaplin OF the Hudson
company says that designing and build
ing automobiles is like building any
thing else-two engineers might get
contracts TO build railroads OF the same
lengths over parallel courses. One
would build better and cheaper. The
experience OF ths Hudson company In
putting out Its famous roadsters at
81 600 has enabled the designers 10
hit close TO the needs OF the public
and give rennements necessary In the
new model passenger car for only
si.15O
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
MnxveIl. spee,aI Inv,tn,,ou-

Manager Robert X. Davis OF the
Maxwell Detroit branch. has issued
neat invitations In white and gold In
Wiling visitors TO the u. A. -. A. show
which opens Monday evening. TO call
at the Maxwell booth and inspect the
| 1910 models. Through Arch OF Pro-
gre SIS 20 Exhibit" Is the appropriate di-
, rection given.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

team s;ill cherish individually several
mingled recOllections OF their turou-
60 lent game OF some
,,car,v ~ days ago out at the
ERROR IN Burroughs Adding
IDENTITY. Machine gymnas'
ium. Some OF the
Incidents OF the evening were some
what tragic, but AT least one had n
comic side.
After the game had been concluded
the players of bO1h teams and their
supporters gathered In the arena 10
discuss the series OF stirring events
A considerable number OF arguments
|, naturally arose and the crowd, In httle
groups, discussed and debated with
great ayidity. In the center or one
OF the forensic efforts was Foster
kid" Walker. who not SO long ago
he Id the state mlddleweight champion
ship and who still keeps himself In
better than fair trim by means OF a
daily occupation In which his trusty
right plays no mean part.
on the side, the Kid trains the
Franklins and his side OF the argu-
ment was one which naturally leaned
in that direction.
The Kid was apparently winning
from number OF Burroughs support
ers when along strolled Jack Carroll,
the Burroughs athlete who had been
Kept out OF the fray that night on
account OF suspension by the A. A.
L. commission Without noting Wal
ker's identity. Carroll walked up and
wrapped one OF his long arms around
Walkers neck. effectually shutting on
the verbal fireworks which the Kid
was engaged In shooting on
Spectators who knew Walker started
10 turn In the riot call instanter. but
the Kid only wiggled a bit until able
10 get a look at the individual who
had butted into the talk-fest. Carroll.
too, was naturally interested to see
whose neck he has so unceremonious-
~ girdled. They do say that, when
he observed Walkers profile as Ii
wriggled into view, he turned pale.
Observers who noted this phenom-
epon must have done so with great
celebrity however. for the next mo-
ment Carroll had let go and was in
full career for the exit OF the gym
nasium. with Walker in hot pursuit
lie uGAl AillG A4llOil duOpt0 his
unique method OF averting criticism OF
team in which he is interested. he
is going TO take look. he admits. be-
fore he clutches. He is willing -
take his chances with a man OF ordin-
airy physical equipment. but he doesn't
mean TO match himself in an extern
pore way with any professional prize
fighters and physical culture experts
ho may be roaming about.
Interesting fact:-There were &c hit
tiers who equaled or passed the 900
mark In the Western league last year
What a punk bunch OF pitchers that
circuit must have.
In the oficial averages OF the Min
nesota- Wisconsin league last year |
note the name Of Drill. OF the Superior
club. Dollars TO doughnuts it's our old
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

EroryWhoro life Il being made more
safe through the work of n. Kings
New Life pills IN Constipation. Bill.
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81 ii e AInseL Central Drug Co,
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The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

flFeHtone'a own SNOW
During Auto Show week the Fire
stone Tire a. Rubber Co Will have a
special display at their local branch.
Many visiting motorists and dealers
are taking this opportunity to familiar
lie themselves with the various eX-
elusive merits OF Firestone Demount-
able Rims.
The famous Firestone Non skid tire
with the raised lettering ON the tread
IS prominent in this exhibit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
DETROIT COLLEGE GETS BUSY.
Plays Return Game This Afternoon
With Fast Teledo Team.

With Fast Teledo Team.
The Detroit college basketball Ave
will open Its season OF home games
with the fast Toledo university team
at the Detroit college gymnasium this
Evening. The Toledo team is as YET
undefeated. one Of lts victories having
been scored over the local boys early
IA the season. when the latter made
me trip 10 Toledo.
The Detroiters viii be forced 10 take
the floor without Haigh. one OF their
stars, who is on the shelf ON account
81 Illness. The game will be preceded
BY one preliminary. which will start
"a 7:20.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Charles l. Morgan. manager OF the
"A downtown office through which the
product or the DemotcaT factory is dis
tributed, was the pilot of a party OF
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
BAT IS HIMSELF,
SAY MEMPH|ANs
Merely TOyed With Lang, of Chicago
Whom He Put Out When He De-
cided To Unlimber HIS Batteries.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. 22.-Mem'
phis night fans who saw the mastery
manner In which Battling Nelson
handled Eddie Lang. OF Chicago. last
night. declare the terrible Dane Is
still the best OF the little men In the
ring. II the fight between Nelson
and Freddie Welsh, the English cham
pion. is arranged. Memphis. sports az
unit will back the Dane. Nelson
seemingly toyed with Lang last night.
The fight was to go eight rounds. For
seven rounds Nelson played with the
Chicago man, as cat with mouse.
When he eighth and anal round was
half over Nelson bored In and put
Lang TO sleep just as he wished. Lang
was game and fought his best, but he
was no match for Nelson.
Nelson was fast on his feet and as
shifty as ever. Lang failed utterly
tc understand either Nelson's orenss
or defense.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

clifford ~ Matthewson. who. aided
BY the tremendous energy that has come
70 characterize the work u The Dia-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
last OF ORIGINAL
WHITEsOX PASSES
Frank Isbell Only One of the Gallant
Band Which COmisksy Brought
To Chicago Back in 1900.

CHICAGO. jan 22.-The release Of
Frank IsDell removes the last OF he
original "Crlcago White Sox" which
President Comiskey gathered togetheI
when the Western league expanded
into the Amrlcan lague and invaded
major league territory. Issy came 10
Chicago with Comiskey from St. Paul
and has been on the pay roll OF the
south side club continuously since that
time, with the exception OF a few
months in the early portion of the
season OF 1908, when he managed his
Wichita club from the bench.
Ever since Isbell has played with
the White Sox he has held the nam,i
OF pinch batter. old Bess," as hd
called his favorlte bat. was known In
ell quarters OF the American league
circuit. and many Is the game that has
been put on ice for the Sox when Issy
swiped the ball into safe territory AZ
time when a hit was most needed.
While Isbell has been a power OF
strength in his day to the south side
club, his work last year was not that
OF the lssy of few short years back
II was evident when the baseball sea
son drew TO a close last fall that Fran4
was about through in major league
company. President Comiskey re-
Gently asked waivers on hdm, as IL
usual In such cases. and all OF the
clubs were OF the opinion that Frank
would not help them very much and
they all passed claim on him. Isbell
is still enough OF player TO set a
race for his club in the Western
league. and IL will be many a day be
fore Issy will not be able To I'LL ,he
title OF ball player on his own club
Try Johnson Sunday.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22-When the
case OF Jack Johnson. the Negro pu
gilist charged with assaulting Norman
Pinder, another Negro. was called In
police court today the prosecution's
witnesses were not on hand and the
state asked 10 have the trial go over
AS Johnson is booked to appear in To
ronto Monday. Magistrate Hermann
set the case down for tomorrow.
S0D0oooo>o>cSS S0o0000ooo0o'
wasn't much of a backstop In some
avs. but there never was anybody
who guarded the plate any better
against runners who tried TO score
on close chances.
The scribes VINO are giving wide
publicity to a yarn that tells OF the
versatility OF Lajoie and Wagner don;
want TO forget that Ty Cobb played
every position on the Detroit club last
year. including pitcher and catcher
while the club was practicing
What a grand team our Tigers musv
have been To win three hags withoui
a capable catcher as SO many OF oul
critics would have us believe the case
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

HEART Nth ii.
- Sporting
HEARTH Editor.

The Franklin Settlement basketoail
team SIN cherish individually several
mingled recollecuons OF their turbu-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

In the ofiicial averages OF the Min
nesota- Wisconsin league last year |
note the name of Drill. OF the Superior
club. Dollars TO doughnuts it's our old
friend Lou. the one-time Tiger Lou
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
Jake . Bank Clerk

JAKE SANK NISTN'
First Baseman Jake Stahl, OF the
Boston Redsox. is putting in the win
ter clerking IN his father-in-laws
South Side State bank. OF Chicago.
Central, 2At Brewstera, 20, and East
ern. SO: Fremonts. IS. were the results
OF two OF last nights basketball games.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Interesting fact There we're &c hit
tiers who equaled or passed the 800
mark In the Western league last year
What punk bunch OF pitchers tina
circuit must have,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
Try johnson Sunday.

wasn't much of a backstop In some
avs. but there never was anybody
who guarded the plate any better.
against runners who tried To score
on close chances
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-22
TWO DISTRICTS SEEK
SAME NAME FOR STREET
Santa Monica Avenue Occasions Con.
troversy Between CoIegrove and
Residents In Southwest

A merry war has begun over the two
Santa Monica avenues now in the city
of Los Angeles. There is a street of
that name running east and west lust
north of Agricultural park, and there
is another street of the same name in
ColegroVe, which is now a part of the
city. Two streets of the same name
in the same city have occasioned some
little confusion, and the board of public
works has undertaken to change one
of them.
But which one shall it be? Last week
residents on Santa Monica avenue in
Colegrove submitted a petition asking
that they be allowed TO retain the
name of Santa Monica avenue, and
that the street called that in the older
portion of the city be changed. They
represented that the Santa Monica ave-
nue. in the southern part of the city
began nowhere and ended nowhere,
and that if either street had to be
changed that should be the one.
Yesterday the Budlong Avenue I'm
provement association submitted a
petition asking that the name of Santa
Monica be retained for the street in
which they were interested, and the
one in Colegrove be changed, as the
one they petitioned for had been
known as Santa Monica avenue since
1875