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New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
DEER COMMITS SUICIDE
Hotly Pursued by Hounds It
Makes Fatal Plunge.

Albany. Dec 19.-Preferring q leap to
death to capture by hounds, a deer de-
Iinerately committed suicide. accord
ing TO a. report received by the State
Forest, Fish and Game Commission The
deer had been run down by dogs in the
oren country near Harpersville, and had
leading to an iron trestle spanning a
gorge in that vicinity. The dogs were
close upon the deer when it plunged to
its death from the trestle to the foot of
the gorge below. a distance of about
siytv-five feet
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
PRICES OF EGGS FALLING
Housewives Advised That Retailers
Should Ask Less

Retailers have no reason now, according
10 the members of the Mercantile Ex-
change. to keep up the price on fresh eggs
they said yesterday that eggs were arr1v-
ing by the carloads. and consequently
there should be break of five cents dur
ing the week in the retail price
The South has begun to ship ne7.
laid qualities in large quantities, and this
viii relieve the shortage which has been
the retailers argument for the past six
weeks. This was reflected yesterday when
wholesale prices of good to fancy Western
and Southern eggs dropped to 50 to s5 cents
a dozen while nearby fancy brown eggs
were freely offered at IS to 40 cents a
dozen
According to the members of the ex-
change. it behooves the housewife TO get
after the retailer
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
COBALT CENTRAL'S TROUBLES
Claimed That Bankruptcy Proceedings
Against Company Are Fraudulent.

Augusta. Me. Dec. 19-Following the fill
ing OF petition by a group of stockhold-
ers Of the Cobalt Central Mines Company
TO have the bankruptcy proceedings involv-
ing the company vacated, Judge Clarence
Hale in the United States District Court,
to-day ordered postponed until January J
the first meeting of the creditors of the
company. which was to have been held to-
day. Judge Hale Will give hearing on the
petition on January g. The petitioners claim
that the company is solvent that the di-
reetors have nismanaged its affairs ana
that the bankruptcy proceedings are fraud
ulent.
petition that the company be placed IN
the hands of receiver was recently hled
in behalf OF Hamilton Kilgore, of New
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
CHINAMAN MAKES THE SPEC.
Freshman from Far East Appointed to
Staff of Columbia S Daily.

Another Chinaman has started on his lit
erary career at Columbia University, for In
the appointments to the college daily an
nouneed yesterday there appeared the name
of H Wong of the class of IA. He was
put on the business staff of The Spec
tator," but the office includes literary as
we'll as financial duties. and calls for some
real qualifications not always TO be found
In a freshman.
Wong was regular student in the Uni
versity of Missouri from 1905 TO 1919. and
came to Columbia this fall. entering the
first year class IS a college freshman. He
has completed the Iale-Columbia diplon-
acy course and has taken considerable in
terest in this branch of learning. He lives
at No. Mott street.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec 1s---WHEAT-.sros arr:
No 2 red Western winter as 3D. facars. tnsAs :
December. Ga sd- March 6s 11-sd. May 81
II d. CCRN-Spof- quiet American mixed
IS 31zd: futures quiet: January, ~ SID.
February Is I'd PEAS-Caradian. - ed
FLOLR--wintsr patents. ass 3D. HOPS ~
London tPaciac Coasf). E3 1jsf "a los. BETr
Extra India 1ezs--1S-s Cd PORk-P-tIl1s
mess Western 122s Sd HzMS-Short cut. S3s
id. BhCOS-Curuheriznd cut. $50; short rfe.
65sf clear bellies. ssss Cd. long clear r.riAd.->s
light e2s; heavy, Ga ID, snort clear bssks.
e4s@ SHOULDERS - Square. 5ss- LARD
Prime Western. tierces- 53s:. American refined.
pals. 55s. CFIEESE-Canad.an nrest white.
new 5Ss 81. eolOred. new. SIS. TURPEN-
TINElSpirits. SIS Sd ROSIN-Comn,on. 14s
Cd PETROL M-Re1ned.- tad LINSEED
OIL. ASS COTToNsEED OIL-aun refined.
spot .ss 10,zd. TALLOW-Ausrralian II
London. frua- 31s Cd
London, Dec fe--SUGAR-Raw. cen-rst-
uRai Iss p d. muscovsSo. 9s- beet. December.
gs sd LISSEED-Calcrtta- April-June, SO
Sd ETNSEED OIL 39s. SPERM OIL f34
PETROLEUM American refined. Sid.
spirits sgd. PENTISE-Sptrits. 54s 50
RCSI@American strained. I4s It'd fnes : .
I'D
Antwerp. Dec 19-PErROLEUM. 10 franea
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
COWS INDICATED BY REFEREE
Supreme Court Representative Upholds
Banker Prize Guernseys.

Missy Ct the Glen and GleDanaar OF
tne Glen. two bite blooded Guernsey COWS
belonging 70 Henry a c. Tayler, banker
and owner of large stock farm, have been
Officially vindicated by The report OF Adam
Wiener. appointed 5y the Supreme Court as
referee 10 pass on the qualifications OF the
Two cattle to stand AZ the head or their
class
TAYLOR brought an action for an injunc-
Ton % restrain James NJ Goldman, PIesi-
Gers ef the American Guernsey Cattle biUI1,
-ren expEnglng the record Of has two COW :
rroa1s The Ad<aace Register, the otnciai
organ OF the GLIB Missy Of the Glen was
-esteG = the Rhode Island EsperlhlsnI
Farm fCr rne year ending December !, lsJS,
and her production was 1881 pouncs q
Mia and . pounds Of butter tat wt1lch
TAYLOR said was g worlds record, Gfen-
21asr Of 1le Glen also was tested out IRE
secretary Of tne club refused 70 issue q
certificate TAYLOR said that Goldman va ;
hissse5 il favor OF Dolly Dimples, owned
oy T Larhrop Aaaes. which had peen me Mtne
rscorc hel5e-. il his refusal 20 PUBLISH IRE
record
Tavior complained that If the record OF
rls Prize cattle should he thrown out Jhs
-eFa thst he owned would he Tal9elesS aa.e
esves would sell for s. or s. each instead OF
sess9 Referee Wiener decided n favor OF
ne lal1nc7ion upholding the good o'Faillies
q Ir. Tavtor-S COWS
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
ABIGAIL FREE SCHOOL MEETING.

The annual meeting of rir- Abigail rec
School- ar No 25 Charlton street, was heid
vestarday. The average daily attendance
in the five different departments or lh0
school was S49 The expenditures were
&c 22s g. leaving a balance of S. L, Thirty
eevAn thousand seven hundred and nineteen
meals were given to the children attenolnG
,1,. nreparatory school department Ilckets
for their Christmas cheer, which VIII De
crowded for ass children on Saturday, at
a bipaii Han. al p m. have been distrlo-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

Loniion, spot. fzs 1soN--cleyslsnd war. :.
rants, sos I'D in London. Locally nc no"illsi Y Z,
No I Foundry Northern, SIS 25 a SIG 20 No
foundry Northern $I4 SIS rs: No soo'h-
ern and Ne southern soft. Sl3 2 q u =. q H.
MOLASSES AND SYRCP9-Stsady 10 III lnis
with a moderate business at unchanged price,.
NAVAL STOKES-Spirits turpeHtihe WIS
steady u firm. and shade better fricss w.
quoted here and at the scutf. HosIn vas
steady and tar firm. TURFESIlSlEE Me-
spirits. machine bbl. I9c TAR. 81 20 HsS1S
Common TO good strained. Sc; b, 80 i9' u
Sc -: E. SO 80.
OILS-Linssed unchanged. Refined petro-
Ieum steady at :. 4oo in bbls at New York.
COTTONSEED OH-Steadier. and prices az
the close were 5M11 points net higher truoe
oil in the South was steady to firm, Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

r-nicaeo- pee 19.-With primary receipts more
49, sanEie thoss Of year ago. and with ship
merits very scant. the uneertone ct the whea,
fl lent setting pressure. howeveF. prices closed
:, ss5s al net loss of saSiee --latest figures
strf''S ,r,, xSsr. or rc to is6fac. oats showed
~ o,in "a tsc decline and provisions 23ec loss
= ,SS advapcs Although the chief item OF I'M
W s.Ifat, import was the piltng Up of stocks OF
rast al the principal centres. quite an iTnpos-
,rFerrav OF other bearish facts claimed a share
tss e,taotton World shipments were IesS.0oo
Stsats larger than az the corresponding tfn,e
, ,e,- hI,r g. 4tn 900 bushels less than week
20 Gangs OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
MAGISTRATES DAUGHTER DIES.

F,hel O'Connor. eight years old dansh-
-er of Magistrate Keyran j. o'Connor, dieo
IN Svdenhan Hospital last night from oui lis
received yesterday afternoon ~heh hei
dress caught fire from a match she @ae
hunting for some dolls clothes ~ q ga
room ard lighted mateh 10 IN" -
Magistrate o'conner. who had been slieins
in the YorkviIie Court went at one .ts
"a ,.r,,al and remained with the child
,.51 her death.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
TO REPAIR CRIMINAL COURTS

Borough President McAneny said yester-
sa-- mat the sum of s70.Goo had been set
as:de by him for -pecessary repairs 10 lhe
criminal Courts Building, and that worh
,.aula be begun forthwith Mr. AcAneny
,rag ,he only witness of the day in the
grand jury Investigation into the condition
e fht. building
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

FroUR AND siEAL-Flour inactive and
sprisns n sten 4o tRteT IT, 70 u.s.
81 so @s4 90; spring clears 81 so 81 90 e133
ira no winter So 5og s. SO; extra - eo12 2
81 So RYE FL0UR-Ftrmi fair to good ~ 70
asa 80; choice to fancv, s4 404s4 -. BUCK
NaRN NakArE AIsteadl: kim dried. 81 %. BAG
MEAL-steady fine white and yellow. 81 200
snrIng S25gB s23 -; standard middling, s26;
aour do. SIS 10. red dog. s2s 81; city bran
s9S 70 bulk SO % eos sacks bs niddng dbdg ss s3 %
bulk: se4 20 sacks; oil meal. s35501 SAG
PRovIsIoNsMFirm early on ON smaller m i6.ne re,
in the hog market; lost most of the gain
under selling by commission houses ana =, in n
Firm: mess s2f n S21 so; family. S231 S24;
short clear 500 s22 BEEF-Barely steady;
mess. S13 n s13 80 family, s1s@s1s 80; packet,
s15aSl5 30: extra India mess. S2S 80 a 500
RF;E5F HAMs-null; s24 50g S27- DRESSED
100 IN. flsEc: I4e 10. 1lasc: pigs. II &c CUT
MEA ATs-Pickled heIlies easy; 10 lb. 151h n
15 1a H. aSA g l4' Tocitv 20 y Picked *
country. rs 7szc LARD-strong Middle
west 10 1og SOC i4g ff Gnates noas re1Psd ,e
Erazn Kegs t2T5c. Compound sas a &c.
ss;rEARITE = Steady: cleo. ma @9Itcs city
suGAR-Reined steady. with .. moderate
business and prices unchanged, standard 4,soc.
less per cent cash In LONDON beet sIlSar
AMI January as I'D May, ss 34d- Raw here
with centrifugal. 36 test. at 3eS-ec, mus
Tovado 80 test. 4slze and molasses sugar. "a
test s23i5e There was sac of a,uoo bags
basis az test equal Ia 3 os i4c here
RICE-Steady There was good local leh-
l.ir,g demand but soFne of the leading buyers
have covered their holiday requirements,
METAIs-coPPER. R.standard easy spot
- - q Il 35c Fsbruary, 125o012. 4do, and
March 1a3aa1 -. London steady; spot,
80 - Sd futures f3T 1ss I'd Lake copper.
- aT q 2jc eleetrolytic 1e.754 I3c; casting,
- 80 n II &c TIN - STEADY; spot 1855 q
4s 81, December and January IS. % n ,ts 81
Fehruarv IS 30 43s 60 and March SIS
IS - London dull; spet f174 i1s 5d: Iut9res,
YORK 48Tl. a. 10 East 81 Louis. London,
srot fl3 5s sPEL LrER-Weak. a.Toa . 50
-. 4 ~ East I'll. Lnula,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

Liverpool cables: Spot in good demand: sales
10 COO bales; speculation and export. LOCO
American. 11.o0o. Imports. 4ooe all Ameri3
can MiddIing upland, s I+d. Futures opened
steady at 10 4 points advance; closed steady,
at net advance of to SO points; December
7951ad: December-January, 1-95d; January
February 7.951ac; February March 1870
March-April 7.99d April-May. : 93sd; May
June S O11ad: June-July. T.9S I'D: July-August
7971ad: August-SepternheT. - ed; Septernber-
October T.411ad; October-November, 7.2la.-
COFFEE-Inactive: sales % 2G00 bags and
prices lower. closing at a net decline of 6a12
rofnts Members of the Coffee Exchange voted
10 close the exchange on Saturday in order TO Sc
cure a three DAYS holiday, and holiday spirit
seemed TO prevail throughout the session Havre
closed net unchanged to Il franc lower Ham
r;srz was unchanged to L pfennig advance, Rio
was % reis higher while Santos was quiet at an
advance of 100-reis. Exchange on London was
unchanged at 1e a-32d. and according TO private
cables the minimum rate OF exchange has been
fxed al IGd Warehouse deliveries at United
sta ties ports last week amounted IN l66.at3 bags
against los SAT the previous week and 1eo. Aga
last wear The visible supply Of Brazilian In
and afoat for the United States was 2.eIf-323
baes against 4,573.eS7 last year and 3,8o5 -49p
tpro years ago Spot unchanged on basis of
1s1zc FOR RIO Nc :. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
Escaped CONVICT CAUGHT.

rss, Frost. of Sing Sing prison re
,.,oya Yesterday from coiurnoia.
cen -. rai,n Herbert Boylan. one oI
e''.l,, s-,,r connpaniens of Billy Green "he'i
the iol. ,,,e escape from the prison on DC
ae ND .-ae under arrest there TINS Is
tepet :. heard from any of the fiye men
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
ONE socIEY's CHRISTMAS.

Ihs children's Aid Society viii hoid
Aasistnas celebrations tomorrow. Thurs
cay snd Friday in al its industrial schools
IN Aeadsy. December 2s. special entertain
He's's VII he offered ia the institution
-sass house and country homes An
ia"oTate programme has been arranged
~ lae soaety's wards. consisting OF festl-
'@s Dinners and tire giving of presents
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
NEu YnRK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

COTTUN-Not active. but prices held steady
and the close steady at net advance
Of ) to s points. Southern advices continued
very hu1lish. and Southern spot markets were
firm at unchanged prices 10 an advance of
Ice The market here opened steady a. an
advance of ! to : points. and the best prices
we're reached in the late trading. when May
sold at 15.45c. g points net higher. The
close was within point two of the top
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
TO ATTACK WEES DIVORCE.

1 1ooer1 FuIf0rd. y no was the husband OF
is'e Annie PiXley. Jhr actress. ana M
l+'eo most Of her fortune. was ordered
Sssefaay BE- Justice Davis TO pay TO MS
Isseai wife Mrs Lillian Fulford. SO
--'hth alin.ony and $500 counsel fee in the
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

suit for separation which she has brought.
Counsel for F'ulford said they mean TO at
tack the legality of the marriage of the
Fulforus because of the alleged irregularity
&C the wife's divorce from another husband
in 1874
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

New York, December 10, 1910.
GRiES-WHEAT-Inac ctive, but the news
was Of more bearish nature and prlces
we're easy. closing at net decline OF 1ae
Liverpool was full penny lower under sell
irg due to larger offerings from Russia. cheap
er La Plata offerings as well as faYerapie
crop advices from Argentina, Australia and
Russia. The visible supply showed an IN
crease of BPS. 900 bushels. compared with a
decrease of 324 600 last week and decrease
OF $4,000 last year. No red. 81 eIeTatqr
and ( u afoat. No 1 Northern Duluth,
81 I72s o afoet. CORN-Moderateiy ae-
tive bur price changes were small, closing at
a net decline of = a &c The visible supply
showed an increase of 5S4, ooo bushels com,
pared with a decrease of $4,000 last week and
an increase of 956000 last year. Export sales
Is loads at New York and outports No :
new 53c f o b afoat OATS-Quiet. closing
at unchanged to sc lower oe5 The ooo visible
pared with a decrease of 100000 last week
and decrease of -7os,0 coo last year Cash
oats easy: standard while, 3Sc: No ,. 3s &c;
No 3. 37l5c; No 4. are. RYE-Easy; No 2
western, S21@c 70 b New York. BARLEI y
EASY: mailing. S6692c, c f Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Quiet; American, 62 1.e New v
York: Canadian, soc bid. c New YORK Tor
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. COM
rared with Saturdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

poor 25D75c: Jersey. s-basket carrier 81 % %
81 80: wATERCRESS. 100 lunches 81 5o9S2-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Dec 10 - CLOvERSEED - Caah
So I2H December. 50 12ies JanEAfJ- - l21, !.
F-ebrtsary 80 12t1. March 80 TO- April - *:
October 81 IS. AISrkE-Prfrne-- SS78.. Bs-
cernt.er. 50 -. TINOTHY-Prin1e- 81 65. DE-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

New York. December 10. 1910
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. L Day & Co. No 81 wall
street
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS

coupons intsrchans seable. fResistered- fCc1-
ncns SRegisteTei and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by w NJ CoIer & Co. No. s5 Cedar
strsst-1
Accrued interest TO be addedp
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
-E.EAIn ROCHESTER, & PITTSRTRG

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTsBURG.
1910 1909. 1905
July 1-Dec. IA. 4.s65.075 4,46e,s03 3.47o.2 .221
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
% week in Dec. s1S1.9oo $3.50. 400 $3.50, 700
July 1-Dec. IA 7.412. 300 6.2O9. 500 5,155, 40o
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
2d week in Dec 81 Sq9 010 81 745,0eo 81 523 600
July dec II 53,T96 iao a.. 203. 100 36,679, $50
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
% week in Dec. s448 500 sio3,5o0 s3s4. 600
July 1-Dec Il. 11,717.9o0 11,176,40o 9,9s6.lT7
DETROIT & MACKINAC-
"a iar week nse De-: sls25s ia57d sia5ad s5s 5ss SO
GRAND TRUNK.
~ faly week Dee a De- f. s57 2o7sS6s1 1s
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
July l-Dec II. 5.S37,752 5.29l.35 4,9S8,23
-. 1922 SOUTHERN.
a pss Rss Of 4i5:ss $Ss 81 @
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
% vueelx il, Dec s355.562 1893 906 S345, $50
jan iNDec a. 1928. e81 1884. 49l $3.50. 100
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
faly % week fDsa in Df fs 554 9 55Ss5 sss
LERIGH VALLEY
Cross ag.a earnings. 9s2 So ao2 22o s2eOl e7I
EXP and taxes 2.151.e&3 1,92s.I96 l.eS7,eS5
Net earnings. sI11o.727 $l.s72. 424 1868. 742
It!Iv 1-Nov. 30
Gross earnings 6sa 344 S15.214924 S14.4fs 341
EXP and taxes I0.443. 437 S.414.o22 a.354.SlT
Net earnings s.. Go7 s5.sOo.ao2 s5.Os2. o24
PERE MARQUETTE.
Month of Nov
cross earnings 81 39S. 4s6 1880 147 81 1sa 500
Fxuenses - 1Gs3.0lO 33i.5s4 sI2. .5sa
Net earnings S213476 s456.163 s377.2f4
Other inc. (debl 3f,Z51 2.2V+ :. lss
Total income s276. .IT9 s453.a59 s3s5. .4o2
fhss and taxes 3aS.9i7 343.53s 353 Isl
Deficit ST.. 73s 1910 42t 1887, 251
Juiy I-Nov. 80
Cross earnings 81. lf2 sel 5000 64s s6.e9s. .29s
Fxpenses 49, 5.257, 80 4.6J3,s22 4, las. oa3
Ne, earnings 81 S55, sos 81 2s6. s2S S. $40 203
Other inc. (debt- 2l9-.i4t 5000 -4,2O5
Fatal income 81 63s. .259 $2.25I.T56 81, ,9ei 2G5
Ches. and taxes l,s1er4 4es 1f42'6ht l'st@, l66
Deficit ....... S174.2o $500 147 1886, ,o9a
Credit +surplus.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau1
WaShjr gfOn. Deeem her I!

ORDERS IssUED-The following orders
have been issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch Co. Ns0
York and Bosron-J
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
FERRY COMPANIES.

ASKED fEk dividend
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORI.

F o b afoat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-20
MEN WHO STARTED RED SOX
UPWARD BOTH LOSE JOBS

BOSTON. Mass, July 20.-Down
here in Boston they have well-rooted
idea 10 the effect that the Red Sox
will win the American league pen
nant. With nc second baseman part
OF the time, with the shortstop out on
a few occasions, with the third base
man adorning the bench for period
and with Speaker, one Of the great
est outfelders in the game absent for
10 games, the Red Sox are too,
anchored in second place.
A month ago they were clamoring
for the release OF Patsy Donovan as
manager. Today they declare he is n
great baseball general.
The position OF the Red Sox N the
race brings TO mind few OF the IN
certainties Of baseball. The two men
who brought this combination to-
gether and started IL on the road 70
success are no longer with the club.
Both have landed with inferior teams
because they could not get along WIZ
Owner John l. Taylor. all of which
goes to show the blind luck OF some
baseball proprietors.
Fred Lake, as scout, recruited the
majority OF the men who brought the
Boston club from the second division
to the first with a rush that was one
OF the wonders of the league. Jim
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-20
TIGERS LOSE CLOSE ONES
FOR WANT OF TIMELY HITS

The second game was not so tight
because Detroit had little success hit
ting Hall. He allowed only four safe
ties. Two of these came in the fourth
inning when ID. Jones singled and
stole. took third OF a fielder's choice
of Cobbs grounder and both counted
on McIntyre's two-bagger into the
crowd.
Bill Donovan allowed ten hits. but
kept them pretty well separated, and
IL the Tigers had done their custo-
mary amount of polling stood good
chance TO win.
Inasmuch as Detroit has been lame
in the pitching department Tuesdays
games were full OF encouragement for
the Tiger supporters. Their pitchers
did good work and II the club had
pounded the ball as 1t usually does
the results would have been different.
Summers work would have won nine
games out OF ten. ..,......'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-20

BOSTON, Mass, July 20.-The II
gers lost two parts Of double-head-
er here Tuesday, but played remark
ably clever baseball. The first game,
which went Il innings. belonged to
anybody until the last man was out,
and the crowd of Jennings came with
In one base hit of capturing 1t half
dozen times. Things would not break
for them, however, and they we're
destined to defeat
The game was decided In the last
half of The ninth. Up to that time
Summers had pitched grand ball. al
lowing only six scattered hits. Lord
started the inning with base on
balls and stole second. He took third
on an infield out and scored the win
ming run when Wagner bounced hot
single OF Delehanty's shins,
Thus ended one of the greatest con-
tests ever seen in this city. The
crowd was 1885 persons big and re-
ceived that number of thrills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-20
SPORTING NEWS.
WILL PITCHER EVER EQUAL MARK
OF 500 VICTORIES SET BY YOUNG

on fly balls he hit 'em out and advised
the youngster how To get them. lie
was always busy.
In Birmingham. Ala, March %, the
day he completed his forty-third year
on this earth, Young went In TO hnish
a game. Il ran overtime and he
worked eight innings. When the last
man was retired he changed his shoes
and ran TO the hotel, two miles distant,
and arrived two blocks In advance OF
the bus. Two youngsters, boys fresh
from the county, who attempted 10
keep pace with him, finished the Jour
ney via street car after the first NILE
The next day at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
college students wanted TO give him a
pipe. so Young went in and pitched six
more innings just TO show the collegi'
ans some appreciation for their birth
day remembrance.
Cy Young's long career can be at
tributed TO two things-cheerfulnes
and temperance. He newell sulks, he
never has cross word, he always Is
pleasant. Young is not a total alb
stainer II he wishes a bottle OF beer
or a drink OF liquor before retiring al
night he walks into the bar and gets
il. and promptly walks out again. At
AZ years OF age he has won 500 ball
games. and is a rugged, strong man,
In winter he does the duties incident
to a large farm and reports every
spring with renewed vigor.
II is not likely that Cy Young will
last many more years as a major
league pitcher, but he can retire TO-DAY
confident that his record OF 500 games
won In the major leagues will not he
equaled or even approached for many
years.
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az Grand Rapids harnes.

Results az Grand Rapids harness
races: 2:l4 pace, The Limit: 2:OT pace
Willie Benton: 2:09 trot. Nancy Royce
2:22 trot, Capt. Geo. Murphy.
Clyde Milan, of washIngton. made
four hits in FIVE times at bat in the
first game. He had one in three times
In the second
,. Collins, Chicago outAelder, hit for
two bases and was the only man 20
get past second I'm the game with the
Athletics.
Zimmerman made four errors for the
Cubs yesterday and tossed away a
close game TO Brooklyn.
Has Connie Mack n dope bOxf He
must fed his athletes something. Cy
Morgan was just an ordinary dub with
Boston, yet when he reached Philadel-
phia perked up and now il one OF the
star performers OF the American
league.
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To know Cy Young is to know
man, and you can't say the word too
loudly. A star OF the first magnitude
before many Of the present-day play
ers were out OF long dresses, he has
kept abreast OF the times in baseball
and In business. or all the boys" In
baseball Cy Young is the most boyish
OF the lot. The southern training trip
is one grand six-weeks outing for him.