davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
VETERANS PLAY
:. INDIANS TODAY
While the Kittens Watch From the
Side Lines and Get Pointers For
Wednesdays Grand Battle.
ey PAUL HALE eRUsKg.

4 SAN ANTONIO. March 22.-ror the
second time this season, the veteran
Tigers are appearing on the ball field
| TO demonstrate their class. The In
dianapolis team is the bunch chosei
10 suffer for the defeat administered
by san Antonio Sunday and the three
times pennant winners just ache 70
trounce the Indiana team and TO show
their prowess 10 the cocky Kittens
whom they are TO play Wednesday
for the spring honors.
Il need hardly be remarked that the
veterans do not intend 10 take any
chance OF having Jennings yank one or
two of them from the game TO substi
tute the more seasoned recruit talent
az any stage. Therefore they inten
10 heap up the score right at the star
That game OF Wednesday Is going "a
be momentous one, for II the Kittens
should WIN. they would oe too proud
10 live with the vets in the same
hotel.
Because OF differences in opinion
about batteries. Jennings has been
given the choice OF pitchers and catch
ers for Wednesdays game. George
Moriarity is much improved in condi-
ton and is able TO be out and in uni
form again.
indianapolis goes into the game
somewhat crippled Catcher Lemon,
who has been playing third base in
the practice games, turned his ankle
Monday in the game which was won
by indianapolis from San Antonio BY
a . 10 , score. and Pitcher Mccarthy,
formerly % NJ. Clemens had 10 take
his place.
Teams for the Tour.
Manager Jennings has given out the
teams and schedules for the two Tiger
squads. One OF these leaves Friday,
while the other remains week here.
Assistant Manager Bill Donovan takes
the earlier tourists out with Treasurer
Charley Schumm as box office guard
ian.
Southern team-Schmidt Becken.
dorf, catchers: Donovan. Mullin. Kill
liam, Willett. Lellvelt. Harden, pitch
ers; Tom Jones. Kirk. Lathers, Sim
mons, infelders: Crawford d. Jones.
Cobb. outfieiders.
Western team-Stanage, Casey,
catchers: Summers, Works, Pernol'
Browning, Stroud. Vance. pitchers;
Lister. Ness, Delahanty. Bush. Mortar
ty. O'Leary infielders: Mcintyre Ball.
Drake, outielders.
Southern team-March 90, Houston;
March 81. Houston; March %. Calves
ton; March 20. no game; March 80,
Beaumont; March 81, no game; April
/. Mobile; April 2. Memphis; April 3,
Memphis. April 4, Nashville; April .,
Louisville: April Z. Evansville; April
IS, Evansville; April 9. Terre Haute
f-Aprif 10, Terre Haute: April IL, Gin
cinDnati: April -. Cincinnati
Western team-March 90. March 27
Pride of Texas" at San Antonio;
March %. March 80, San Antonio
April l. Waco: April 2, Fort Worth
April 3. Oklahoma City. April 4. Enid /;
April 5. Topeka; April 6. Kansas City
April z, Kansas City; April s. Spring
field. H.; April 3. Indianapolis April
IL, Indianapolis; April IL. Dayton.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
WEXFORD GOES EAST.
New Columbia Sales Manager For
Michigan viii Visit Factory.

VIM b. Wreford, Michigan sales
manager for the Columbia Motor Car
Co. left Sunday afternoon for visit
to the Columbia factory at Hartford.
Conn. He expects to remain at the
plant about 10 days.
While there he will renew acquaint-
ance with c. w. Kelsey. whom local
motoring fans will remember as the
man who drove a Maxwell touring car
to a perfect score I'm the first Detroit
Auto Dealers association endurance
run. Mr.. Wreford. then a newspaper
man, was one OF Mr.. Kelseys passen-
gers. The latter is now general sales
manager OF the Columbia Motor Car
Co The Columbia plant at Hartford
is one of the largest in the world and
claims the most complete equipment
of all American automobile factories.
Mr.. Wexford expects TO have three
more Columbia gasoline cars shipped
70 Detroit Immediately. Two are al
ready in the city.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
TORONTO LOSER
IN FAST GAME
Detroit "Y' Team Receivers It's Form
and Administers Beating To
Canadian Champions.

By remarkable whirlwind finish
that brought the rooters TO their feet
and quite demoralized the visitors. De
troit y. NJ. G. ~ basketball Ave de
feated Toronto Central Y. VI. &. A.
team. champions OF Canada. in the
best basketball game that has been
seen on local court this season. II
Is practically the close OF the season
for " and glorious llnale TO a win
ter of good games. NJ. A. c. has re-
fused To play return match. SO that
the right OF "Y' To the state title Is
not disturbed. the Farmers admitting
that they cannot claim IL on one vic
tory.
Detroit ~" still has to finish the
Burroughs series in which one game
has been lost To- the Adders but. on
the form shown Monday night. there
appears To be lutte doubt OF the result
With BooSey, the star ~" forward
missing. the team appeared hopelessly
beaten in the first half. The Cana
dams played strong and rough game
and rung up field baskets and free
throws In a rapid manner until the
score stood is 10 at the end of the
first half. the last field basket for the
visitors being thrown just as the pisto
was fired.
But the ten-miuute rest seemed t'
give the Detroiters new vigor. They
came out in the second period like
different team and the improvement II
the play OF Lewis and Franston was
remarkable, the former getting foul
field baskets while the latter was {
sure shot both from the field and th'
foul line. The Detroiters score
mounted until the teams were tied a
20 points all Then they tied at :.
and % points. and In the last desper
ate dash. Detroit guarded and passed
In a superior way and got the lead re
quired. winning q TO "a.
Lewis came 20 Y. NJ. G. A. with
fine record. and his work In this sec
ond half demonstrated that il was de
served. Ernie Wilson. although hi
work does not show in the score
guarded in remarkable form.
In the preliminary, Rayls AGAR
showed that they outclass anything II
the unregistered ranks by beating The
North Woodward A, c. 81 TO 10.
The score of the big game is;
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
Training for Weight md Wind.

The up-to-d date baseball player is an
expert on physical conditioning and
usually knows more about training
himself than does the clubs expert on
such matters. such men as Mullin.
Crawford. Davy Jones and Delehanty
map out for themselves definite pro-
gram each year. They may ask occa-
sional advice OF Harry Tuthill. the
team trainer, but they need il chiefly
only as confirmation OF their own the
cries.
Crawford, for instance. has two dis
tinct systems Of running exercises.
When he first reports he takes long
logs at a steady clip, running perhaps
a mile without Stopping That IL TO re
duce weight After he has been at this
a while and IL coming 20 form. he goes
after his wind. To regain this he runs
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

the field 'Of course. IL remains for
Bad Bill TO show just how much of
a manager he is. But II he is half as
good leader as he once was a player,
watch out
brooklyn has been battered from
pillar TO post for SO long that sight
Of the team up with the leaders would
be strange; but II Dahlen develops
managerial qualities and lands player
or two TO balance his team. he will
be looked upon with respect by seven
other managers in the old league.
There does not appear TO he a
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
LANGF0RD CLINCHES MATCH.
Will Enter Ring With Jimmy Barry
Three Weeks Hence

Los ANGELES. Cal. March %
April 9 Sam Langford will enter the
ring again. Promoter McCarey an.
nounces that he has signed the black
fighter and Jim Barry for twenty-five
rounds at Vernon April 8
Langford has beaten Barry several
times. but the white man having adj
vantage of hight, reach and weight
believes that he can overcome the
Negroes superior generalship In bat
tie OF more than ten rounds. Lang
ford will rest a week and then return
TO his training camp at Arcadia In
the meantime Barry will fight Burns
at San Francisco March %.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
JACK JOHNSON. REBELS.
VIII Not Train Three Months For
Jeffries Fight. as Requested.

CHICAGO, March 21.-When Jack
Gleason reaches Chicago from san
Francisco and endeavors for force
Jack Johnson 10 90 to the Pacific coast
April 10 begin training. he is likely
10 strike a snag Gleason declares
Johnson's contract stipulates that 40
must begin training on the coast or
that date but Johnson said today that
he hasn't the faintest idea OF doing so.
IF anybody thinks | am going 10
Grain for this fight tor three months.
he's crazy" said Johnson today. I've
been in the fighting game long enough
10 know now long IL takes me TO get
into condition and don't intend 20
lct anyone dictate To me.
Johnson will start 10 New York this
afternoon 10 be ready for appearance
in court there Wednesday when the
case OF Norman Pinder comes up.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
Schmidt No Maenate.

SAN ANTONIO. March 21-Charley
Schmidt is not going TO become a
baseball magnate just yet He had the
opportunity to take Western Associ
alton franchise with Fort Smith, Ark.
but passed IL over 10 another party as
he felt that he could not run the club
properly while busy as catcher in
the American league. Schmidt vii
move TO Fort Smith next fall as he
has a saloon there.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
Only One Ds|ehanfy Left
N Biz League Arena

or the six Delehanty brothers.
Jim, Of Detroit, Is now the fam
ily's sole representative In the
big leagues. Ed is dead; Tom,
once a Detroit intielder, is run
ming a saloon in Cleveland. not
far from the ball park; Joe Is
with Toronto; Jim with Detroit;
Frank with Indianapolis and
Willie at home. Above is the
order OF their seniority.
Both the father and the moth
or Delehanty are still living. the
former refusing TO retire and
take life easy. in spite OF his
sons repeated requests Daily
he drives team and delivers
coal.
There is one daughter in the
family. older than Willie. young
er than Frank. She was mar
ried last winter and lives In
Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

chance for Brooklyn this year
although in this baseball business you
never know what's going TO happen
and the teams picked as tailender
sometimes come home in front.
But this does not promise TO be the
case with Brooklyn at this time. What
may happen next year or two years
hence depends entirely upon Dahlen's
success in picking up the men he
needs 10 round out his combination
and getting his team moving in unison
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
Sullivan Is Worse.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 2l.--
Following an operation 10 remove ac-
cumuiated pus last night. Billy Sulli-
van was reported 10 have better
chance to escape anfputation OF his leg
but his doctors still were more hopeful
than certain.
The crack catcher was denied all
visitors today, including President
Comiskey and his brother, both o,
whom have been admitted by the hos
pital authorities previously.
That prohibition Is accepted seri-
ously by the popular catcher's friends
ss indicative as ieast OF an important
,risis In his case
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
CATCHER JIMMY ARCHER.

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-When
you see Catcher Jimmy Archer. the
star Cub performer. you see a won
derful workman. Archer is the boy
picked up by Frank Chance after Hugh
jennings turned him down because
he did not like his style OF throwing.
I his year, however. jennings has a
recruit backstop who throws from the
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
fsBOOger Red" Happiesf
Youth in an StSanfOne''

ANTONIO Texas March 21.-Iiughe
pitcher More perhaps he
Red" Is the
probably tNirler
ball club being but
But while he the "Booger Red
the chesest the American
ito his credit the best pitching performance Of the having held
the Antonicaeadeny hit
his
This game OF nlern Jennings taking
variety the didn't
Of the no picked his
ball
the he inflated his chest while his support
showed
10 and Booger Red has preferred the job pitching
Tigers In the meantime he's the poudes kid the ball
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

wrist with the same motion used by
Archer.
Archer's squat throw made him fam
Gus. He gets the ball down to second
while squatting on his heels, saving
the time lost by most catchers in
Strengthening up to get power. The
Times photographer snapped Archer
on the Job in his characteristic crouch.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
TORONTO ~.

Final score-Detroit -. Toronto -.
Score first half-Detroit s. Toronto IS.
Baskets from neld-Stoc khan Brans-
ton 2 Lewis L. Bourne. Sievert :. Duns-
more 2 Thompkins. Britton , Baskets
from fouls-Stockham I'm 10. Brans-
ton in 10. Sievert I In IL. Point
awarded TO Dunsmore. Fouls commit
ted--Stockh . Lewis ., Br9nston =
Rourne . Wilson 3 Sievert 2. Duns-
more ., Thompkins 2. Britton I. swan
sor g. Referee-W. IA. Ball Timer
Mo F.achron. Scorer--Harry Bullion.
Time OF halves--20 minutes
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
KETCHEL READY TO FIGHT
Champion Is Down To Weight-klsus
Is Also Ready.

PITTSBURG, Pa. March 2l.-Frank
Klaus. the local scrapper who will
meet Stanley Ketchel, worlds md
dleweight champion. here Wednesday
arrived from the east yesterday. Klaus
has been doing his preparatory work
at Camden. N j.. and. according to
reports. is In the pink OF condition.
Those who have seen Ketchel In his
workouts declare he will enter the
ring in perfect trim He is already
down to 100 pounds. the weight he is
required 10 make - hours before the
battle.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
GOOD FIGHT CARD.
Johnson-Cerhard Go al Windsor For
State Featherwelaht Title.

Curly Gerhard Is going to try TO take
the title OF Michigan featherweight
champion away from Billy Johnson,
OF Saginaw, at the Windsor a G. We'd
nesday evening The latter has been
fghting some good men and beating
them. but this is the first time that he
has been put up against any OF the
Detroit crop OF battlers. There will
be two preliminaries. as usual.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
Indoor Meet.

Preparations are being made for an
indoor athletic meeting in the Frank
Inst Settlement gymnasium early In
April. There will be the usual indoor
events for members and a large list OF
prizes will be donated
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

Hugh Duly. new manager Of the
WhitesOx. never sWears No, never
Nor does he use Cuss words. lie is n
scrnpper from tho word 20. and n hard
loser. but he never forRets himself.
links" Is his favorite and strongest
expression.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22

a series OF short dashes, with walking
in between. II IS fact which any
athlete well knows that many a man
can jog a goodly distance without dis
tress who. IL asked to sprint so yards
two or three times with short rests.
will find his cork pulled In short order.
as the expression goes. The short .
dash system prepares for the real wor k
in base running and fly chasing.
Some OF the athletes who have little
or no weight to take Off in the spring,
do no distance plugging whatever.
Davy Jones. for instance. delights TO
get some hy-ball hitter who will chase
him for 50 yards or more at time,
and works with him until the batter
is ready to chuck il from fatigue.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-22
or Minor Mention.

Mesdames Beckendorf and Crawford
are trying TO persuade Manager Jen
nings TO let their husbands come north
With the Bill Donovan team in order
that the only Tigresses with the party
this year may not have 10 be separ-
ated.
Hughie jennings thinks that casey
has az good a head as either OF his
veteran catchers but is stu doubtful
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-29
N " NJ POLICE
TO Be REDUCED

vANCCCvER, 3 G. aug -r-sl-
Frsd ST. White. comptroller che
ROYAL Northwest Nou-sd PoEee. Or
ava Is bszs on Als nav 90 yas E-o-
s E VIII eoaRr Vl-l g51ces os
,as orsaa4a1a In the S1r-a -7sE
as Lls az, -s-lay q a e
Y1s1u .oFee wa.ca aoE numbers oal
aV men D-us che ho1m DAYS =
s-s1sa os t1s rar.als dszaelz-
15Fs VAS ssoa1 tive AuadreL VIA
a 5eclzs 81 al sz2 aae- u
-as ana che consequent s1zuzzss 9s
P5r1az1n he 5cres has Been sz--
ais rel4e5l The entire are- s-a-
zed Eoa 2z waaiges 5o-zE g
4s Xuk1a nov numbers 1a
zal. Is c1u9z151 WIKI q s-=u@a e.
ILl8 usa a .sw years aso. The sz-
tension oE a1-1a5uo1s government %
the ra-o1s 1zaE.e P7uE1ees and --=
taking over Of uaay d1s 5g os
aud as Eork nFu Ps-orl-
a 81 Che red soas a t a a
graacal reduction d -1s torce-E---
.-. &c.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-29

FrCn 1ls 1als en- lhe Szasag
Bclar Skating lk VIII De oael On
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AMI S2-azsay eve
lss ana SUNDAY aeszrlguus and ev=a
insz EDicy tive hoecs hsal--i--
aEd nFigoa spurL for use L
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-29

Was IS The use BE- aaIEas wasa
Foa can eaA uP I-sa ana Es- a Fi1e
a laa hzcEe Ple2s 81
WhaEa saa usa o1 al-llE Ereea
vlld shea sea cza ca4 a3 lSsH ana
aE nek of 3sg W1Cl lsd 4s
sae Faoas "a r.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-29
@ . - Ronaaoa- - b "

81 % - Donna GSss & MA
sorss m gs0S >e2e es0SS -
IVA esSsssE q = alnesE * ~
ga Wslsss.5az ssEeoeas Eon s
- { saEs Ass0 esserva2 sor ~ L.
1ss sGsalssvslS a. ~ SsaSzay Ros
lex Ska1as Rhak =
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-29

The social and musical given by ,the
Presbyterian church at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Crawford, 92O Ben
nett avenue, last evening. is reported
by those who attended to have been a
splendid success. The program was as
follows:
Song, "The Glow Worm,'' by High
School Girls Glce Club; encore, "The
Slumber Boat
Recitation by Lucille Crawford
Solo, ''Red, Red Rose," by Mr..
Foote; encore, ''The Jonquil Maid.D
Piano selection, ''The Wedding
Day. Greig. by Mrs. j. C. Smith; en-
core. "Tarantele, Karganoff.
Solo, "I Gave Rose to You.'' by
Miss Altman; encore, "Rosalie.n
Reading. "The South Wind and the
SUM-" Riley, by Miss Dewitt; encores,
''1n May and "Thc Tin Gee Gee"
Solo, Kentucky Babe,' by Miss
Lepper; encore, title unknown.
Duet, "Parting Neidlinger, by
Miss Altman and. Mr. Foote.
Following the program light refresh
ments We're served by the social com
mittee, after which Miss Dewitt con-
sented to give "The Fourth of July IN
.Jonesville," by Josiah Aliens Wife,
to the great delight of those present,
She also gave beautiful rendering of
Tennyson "Break, Break, Break. .
The social committee of the church ex.
poets to repeat these entertainments
at stated intervals.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-29

Ray Baker, arrested on the complaint
of bartender in Sheridan's saloon,
charging him with attempting to pass
a worthless check, was bound over
yesterday by Justice White to the dis.
trict court. Baker entered a plea of
guilty, or he could not have been held
as none of the witnesses against him
were certain that he was the man who
committed the misiemeanor.
~ y u
Jack Wilson who has been for some
time in the county Jail at this place
was taken by Sheriff Divilbiss to Den
yer Wednesday evening. Just why
Wilson is wanted in Denver or why
he was moved, neither the officers nor
any one supposed to know will divulge.
Wilson is the fellow who is accused of
acting as an accomplice in the robbery
last summer of the Citizens National
bank
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-29
EAGLE

Claude Cole. who formerly worked
for II. A. Hockett, boy of 16 or 1s
years of age, was killed at Minturn
on Tuesday. He was trying to catch
a ride and his foot slipped and he fell
and the whole train ran over him. He
was quiet boy and all who knew
him liked him, and the community is
saddened by his untimely death.
Mrs. June Johnstan arrived Sunday
evening from Pueblo and she will re.
main for some time visiting her father
and friends.
Charlie Gordon, who has charge of
a bunch of H. A. Hockett IS teams at
Pueblo, putting up ice, returned to
Eagle with his outfit Tuesday.
Word was received from R. P. Wood :
and family that they are enjoying
themselves in Phoenix, Arizona.
Frank Newcomer received word that
his mother, Mrs. John Love. is slowly
improving from her serious acciden.
and that they will more than likely
continue on their way to California ere
long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sherman have
both been sick since their pleasure trip
to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Thoborg gave &
delightful card party at their home
Tuesday evening, the 25th. Whist was
the entertaining feature of the evening e
and those present spent a pleasant and
enjoyable time. At IL o'clock a deli
cious lunch was served consisting of
chicken sandwiches, salad, olives, pick.
les, coffee and cake. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Playford, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Lumley, Mr.. and Mrs.. +.
Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kempf,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Goodrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Randolph, Mr.. and Mr.. Her
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-29
THE cCHN CASE

The bankruptcy case of the A. Cohn
Mercantile company is in just about
the same condition as stated in last
week IS issue of the Post so far as any
thing definite being done.
The affairs of the bankrupt are all
in the hands of Trustee>.J A. MacRao
and all the stores but one have been
locked up.
Although the bankrupt and a MAORI,
ty of the creditors early this week
filed motion for the discharge of the
trustee, II. II. Hindry. Mr.. Cohn's at.
torney, appeared before the referee and
said he would not insist on that mo.
ton, but he wanted little time to
confer with Messrs. McMullen and
Murphy who are resisting the dis,
charge of the trustee.
Hindry claims there is prospect for
all parties to get together in an amica
BILE settlement. 1t is understood that
the bankrupt will submit another offer
of composition.
AS the Post goes to press the lawyers
are still in consultation and it is proba
BILE that the trustee will he retained. at
least for some time. The recent find
ing in a cellar in Glenwood of lot Of
goods said to belong to the Cohn
stock and what is pronounced a shad ,
shipment of some goods stored at Silt
will not tend to make matters any
easier for the bankrupt.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-29

man Thoborg, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schwarz, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fulford, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Nogal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Thoborg Mrs. June Johnston and
and Mrs. G.. w. Goodrich carried off
first prize, while Mrs. June Johnston
and Mr.. o. Kempf received the BOBBY.
Mrs. Rose Fulford and Mr.. d. Randolph
won the consolation prize, Mrs. Her
man Thoborg, Mrs. G. W. Goodrich and
Mrs. Rose Fulford assisted the hostess
serve lunch.
Ole Peterson and c. l.. Fulford made
two trips to Lumley's sawmill for saw
dust Monday and Tuesday.
The club dance commenced Saturday,
the 22nd, with large membership and
AL present voted that such a good be-
ginning would surely denote pleasant
time through all the series.
Eagle Circle met Saturday hight
and elected their officers and was hon.
ored with two visitors.
Mrs. Anna Rule and son are visiting
Mrs. Rules parents.
The family of Frank Fox, lately
from Marble, Colo. are comfortably
settled in one of Bill Edwards houses
and expect to build in the spring and
make Eagle their future home.
Mr.. Cobb, manager of the Rocky
Mountain Stores, has been laid up at
home sick, but is able to be down to
the store again and expects to leave
for Denver the last of this week.
Mrs. Andrew Christensen spent Tues
day up Eagle river with her friend,
Mrs. Gordon.
Monday evening lecture was given
at Woodman hall. A number of Gyp
sumites were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonar and mother, Mrs
Lupton, of Gypsum We're visitors in
Eagle Monday afternoon. remaining to
attend the lecture.
John Buckholz put up Mont Fulford IS
ice Friday, it being the best ice cut
Miss Jessie schrack is very i'll at her
home up Brush creek with appendicitis.
Charlie Gordon drove up to Dodc
PotterI Wednesday to spend the night.