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The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

JACKSON, Mich, May 2s.-Prob-
ably the only baseball manager In
the world who is literally blind, not rs
those who having eyes see not, but
absolutely sightless, Is Bert Taylor.
manager OF the Jackson Stars OF this
city.
This blind manager handles his
team from the bench, and his men
swear by him and do better work be-
fore his sightless eyes than when
working under supervision OF a man
who can watch the plays.
But Taylor does watch the plays.
He sits on the bench with his man,
and knows just what plays are made.
He knows at all times the record OF
balls and strikes on the batter and
never fails To recognize a foul. With
almost uncanny intuition he can tell,
possibly from the sound Of the ball
against the bat the field TO which
the ball has been batted.
He directs his team better than
many managers with perfect eyesight
and his players work their heads OF
for him. He argues a point with the
umpire just as earnestly as though he
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
u. OF M. RUNNER WINS.
Craig shows Great Form In Fiel
Events In Philadelphia.

While the University OF Michigan was
the fayorite before the finals In the
thlrty-nfth annual track and held
championship contests on FranXlin
men from tbs University % Michigan
.AuS%d the takers no little ureasncss
Cis'Es WtTAcrtul performance ~ tue
ne 'nur az 100 and 200-ya.I d1Si",'
caused the Quakers no little uneasineas
take nCiicc, and he started JGi IN the
'anIn fU,m today, winning the hrst
heat OF tie semi final IN the iSo yard
Tne 70 lowing are the lcsulIo %
date
iOO-yard dash; semi-final--nrst heat:
Won by Craig. Mich: second MlGds.
second Heat--won by namsdel:.
| PHrna. second. Cooke, Princeton, third
Roberts, Amherst. Time. 10 2-5,
Third Heat--Won by Jessup, Prince
I ton; second. Roberts, Amherst Time
lSOcyards hurdle; semi fnal-ftrst
Long, Harvard. Time 10 ID.
Second. Long, Harvard. Time Is ).
Second Heat---Won by Dwight.
Princeton; second, Lewis Harvard
one mile run-won by Taylor. Cor
nell. second. Paul. Penna; third Tabor
Brown; fourth, Jacques, Harvard.
'sa hot t by Horner, Mich;
Yale; fourth, Fitzpatrick. Yale. Dis
lance &C feet, 4 liz inches
44O-yard dash final--Won by Rid
path. Syracuse second s MSArsmTT.
fourth. Young. Amherst. Time, 80.
l20-yard hurdles. tinai-w3 by
ten; third, Long, Harvard; fourth
Lewis, Harvard. Time :l6.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
SHORT LENGTHS

Ty COBB is doing right well. Home
run on Saturday, home run on SUNDAY
with a few ordinary one-base KNOCKS
mixed in. should bring that auto HI
tie nearer.
Mig Clarke Cleveland catcher. is ill
with bronchitis.
Five catboats for use OF Detroit
Yacht club had a hard time sailing over
from Toledo yesterday.
Tough on the barbers--the Gillette
Safety Razor Co. sent gold-plated shay
ing implements TO George Mullin, DOME
Bush. Sam Crawford, Bill Donovan ana
Hugh Jennings EngIsvsd Initials
The ocean race for motor boats from
Philadelphia TO Havana, In which hVe
contestants started May II In after
noon, has ended in victory Tot lns
Berneyo. owned by 5. w, Granoery,
BROOKLYN Yacht club. which, with her
time allowance OF three hours and 20
minutes over M. r.. Brigham's Caliph,
beat the latter boat by two hours, 40
minutes, Is seconds.
President Ebbetts travels with his
BrookIyns for the benefit OF his health.
He dons a uniform at home every
morning and works hard TO reduce ms
weight One OF these days we may eN-
pect TO see In the box score that ED
belts batted for Wheat In the ninth
Hal Chase In Best.
II might be we'll 20 mention here
what Tim Murnane, the veteran base
hall writer who has been covering the
game for quarter of century has 10
say about Hal Chase:
THE work of Chase at first base has
never been eaualed since the game has
been invented. His playing borders
on the marvellous daily.
Outfield Pond and Pitcher mcfate
OF the University OF Maine ball team
have been aligned 10 play with the Bos-
ton Americans They will join the big
league team after the college closes
Harry Lumley. was released by the
BROOKLYN National league team with
the provision that IL he joins another
club this year or next, Brooklyn Is TO
receive the purchase price. Lumleys
wife died recently and he Is anxious
TO rest until next spring, when he
hopes to purchase and manage minor
league club.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results.
Saginaw 1910, Bay City %.
Kalamazoo 3, Battle Creek o.
Lansing 8, Jackson 8.
Flint Z, Adrian 3.
Saturdays Results.
Battle Creek. 8. Kalamazoo, o.
Flint, IL. Bay City, 3.
Lansing. 7: Saginaw, 8.
Jackson, IL Adrian. 8.
Today's Games.
Morning.
Lansing at Jackson.
Bay City at Saginaw,
Battle Creek at KaZoo.
Adrian at Flint
Afternoon.
Jackson at Lansing.
Saginaw at Bay City.
KaZoo at Battle Creek.
Adrian at Flint.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
BRIEF AUTO GOSSIP

Great preparations are being made
for the Around Long Island run OF the
Automobile Contests association, June
IA and Is The first days run will be
about 200 miles.
The Harley Davidson Motor club will
hold a one-day race meet at the Bols
Blanc track May 80. Entries close To-
morrow night at 81 Grand River-ave.
over 5000 In prizes will be distributed.
The list OF events follows: Two miles
for stock machines, not exceeding rs
Gu. in. in piston displacement, nYe miles
for stock road machines, not exceed
ing 81 Gu. I'm. piston displacement. miss
and race, open 10 all single cylinder
machines, three-mile stock road ma
chimes, not exceeding $3.50 Gu. In. pis-
ton displacement. unknown distance
race for machines not exceeding 81 Gu.
In. piston displacement, five-mile for
club members only, free-for-all single.
novelty race.
New York has n well-orgaBtzed- Ga
rage Owners association with n mem
bership OF Al How to eliminate the
giving OF commissions to chauneurs
was one OF the chief topics or discus
sion at the last meeting. a committee
was appointed to devise means Tor
overcoming the evil The organization
has nothing TO do with the sales OF
cars or accessories
The Buick company claimed unjust
discrimination when some or Its cars
were ruled out OF the indianapolis
races Friday. but when II became
known the Buick would be suspended
for a year IL it withdrew altogether, IL
was decided TO compete in the other
events.
Halsey w Smith, Sacramento
driver. recently drove a Flanders go
up the Lake Tahoe road In Southern
California This Is considered great
feat as the road has Is per cent
grade In places and Is covered with
deep snow. .
The road-marking machine put In the
field by the b. +. Goodrich Co. OF AK
ron, o., has thus far covered the ter
rttory between Cleveland and AKRON
Akron and Canton, Canton and Wor-
cester and from Worcester back to
Akron. The initial trips OF this road
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
Blind Man Manages Ball Team
and Wffh 1t W>ins 2 PennantJ

had seen the entire play, and his howl
OF protest against a decision is just as
vigorous as any fan could desire.
Taylor was blinded in an accident
eight years ago and two years later
took up the management OF fast anna
teur team. His team won the city
league pennant in 1908, and this year
has won % games out Of a total Of
%.
He is also a football enthusiast,
and accompanies the Michigan team
, on all its trips, following the plays OF
the game with almost miraculous &C
curacy.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
NATIVE HORSE LOOKS GOOD.
by Hamburg, Touted High
For English Derby.


For English Derby.
EPSON. Eng, May 2s.-An Ameri-
can-bred 3.year-old promises to be
factor in this years Derby, the blue
ribbon event Of the turf world which
will be contested over the historic
Derby course next Wednesday. The
colt is Witchwork. by Hamburg, who
will carry the Elton blue and brown
sash and cap of Harry p. Whitney.
This one has been kept under cover
up to the present but his work recent.
ly has convinced Jack Joyner, trainer
for the young American, that he has
"lookin" for the big stake.
Joyner has line" on the fayor,te
and second choice in the race. Earl
Rosebery's Neil Cow and A. Fairies
Lemberg, through their race in. the
1000 guineas when Whiskbroom from
the whitney stable. followed them
home. His opinion that he has a
chance rs accepted by the American
colony as meaning that he expects to
be Inside" the money in the HE
FACE. II he does not actually win.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
EIGHT TRAINING WHICH CHIEFLY IS DUEL OF LANGUAGE
"A FEW THOUGHTS ANENT
PUGILISTIC TRAINING

nimble correspondents have US on the
bop We'd like 10 hand II 10 you
straight. but when two crooked stor
les come from opposite directions AZ
once, what's the answer?
Opining on the fight at long dis
lance SINNERS down to just about this
Jim Jeffries has long way 10 come
back after mis- half dozen years alb
sence from the ring. He can In all
probability get down TO lighting
weight, but there always Is that I'M
known element OF losing stamina from
continued idleness. When a man has
been "A top-notcher all OF US are too
much inclined to think OF him as he
was, not as he is. We don't know
how he is. II you can form tangible
opinion from the avalanche OF bunk
from the coast concerning Jeff's size
and wind you're a wonder.
As 10 Jack Johnson, II Is a Ques-
ton OF nerve and condition. A
couple OF years OF wine suppers and
midnight auto rides with womeE,
white, black or yellow, may have had
some effect. Again they may not.
Johnson never fought anybody worthy
OF mentioning in the same breath with
JeiTries, providing Jeffries Is right.
Now. there's the fight dope as we
see IL. IL the battle comes OF, IL the
men are In condition II should be a
grand exhibition. Otherwise, well, a
lot OF things.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
NO MORE FIGHTS AT coLMA.

REDWOOD. Cal, May 2s.-James
Coffroth. fight promoter, was defeated
today in his test OF one phase OF the
California hght law. Judge Doolin de-
Cided that the supervisors or San Mateo
county had no right to issue permits
for fights TO be held outside OF an In
corporated town. His decision ends
boxing In Corroth's famous Mission
Arena at Colma.
The decision did not deal with ques-
tion as to whether the test fight was
a spaTring match or q prize light and
does not In any way affect the Jeffries-
Johnson battle.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 2. Pittsburg l.
st. Louis 10, Cincinnati :.
Saturdays Results.
Chicago, .; Pittsburg, 0.
New York. 3. Philadelphia. 2.
Brooklyn. s; Boston, 12 inningsD
Cincinnati. 4; st. Louis, ..
TOdny's Games.
Boston at Brooklyn q games)
New York at Philadelphia q games.)
Cincinnati at Pittsburg e. games)
St. Louis at Chicago q games.)
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
PRIZE LIST IS BIG.
Grand Rapids viii Offer $4,000 For
Glass Trots and PAGES In July.


GRAND RAPIDS, May S0.-Classes
for the purses OF $1,000 each offered
TO complete the program for the big
harness races at Comstock park track
July 1922 have been selected and
are as follows:
Trotting-Three-yea four-yeaT-
olds, 2:06, 2:09, ali, 2:14, 2:16, 2:lS
and 2:22.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1908, 2OS-
.2:12. 2:l6, 2:lS and 2:21.
Entries to these classes will close
June 80 and when they are in the pro-
gram for the big meeting will be ANAL
ly decided upon. These offerings lIt
connection with the four purses worth
a total OF $4,000, which closed il,
March. makes the local meeting one Of
the most pretentious Of the season.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

McGraw released the Iron Man" in
the spring OF 1909, and McGinnity
purchased an interest in the Newark
team. Last year McGinnity landed his
team in second place and he pitched
some good ball during the season.
This year he had hard time getting
started, and then met with the serious
accident TO his pitching arm.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
MUCH OBLIGED, JOHN.

John Montgomery Ward, the
former star pitcher and second
baseman. picks the Maps to give
the American league -pennant
league winner trouble.
Ward believes Detroit Will
make 1t four straight pennants,
but not without a hard fight.
The Athletics, Bostons and the
Maps are the teams the Tigers
will have to beat, Ward says.
Ward picks Pittsburg and
Chicago to have it out for the
National league flag.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
DETROIT.

Two base hits-Hartzell. Bush. Wal
lace. Cobb. Griggs, Schmidt. Three
base hits--Griggs, schmidt Home run
Cobb. Sacrifice hH--Kinsella. Passed
ball--Stephens. Stolen bases-Griggs,
Schwltzer g. Bush, Wallace, Summers.
Hit by pitcher--By Graham; ID. Jones.
Wild pitch--Graham. Bases on balls
or summers 4. or Stremmell 2.
Struck out-By Graham I. BY Kinsella
.. by Summers 8. Hits-On Graham,
in Ia innings: OF Kinsella, 3 In 5 2-3
innings; of Stremmell, g I'm 2-3 In
nings: OF Crisis, in l-3 inning. Left
on bases--St. Louis IL. Detroit s. Time
Ills UmpiTes-Dineen and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
az MARRY NELLY.

Just one word explains the wealth
OF language and poverty OF informa-
ton which now flows faster than the
Detroit river and deeper than Lake
Erie out OF the Golden West Inc
word is--ADVERTISING. That ex'
plains briefly and fully the pugiiistlc
Junk the energetic correspondents
foist on an unsuspecting public.
Today we read Jeffries almost had
an accident" Tomorrow he never
had q better day in his life. Last
week he was down TO nghtlng
weight" Today he has to take on ~
pounds" The news from the Negro
camp looks the same.
Pugilism Is a great and noble form
OF sport. or a low degrading exhibit
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE in NUTSHELL

Maps bstted better than the
White Sox and won, to 3. White
Sox had four errors.
DOME Bush had a heavy day
with the bat, getting five hits In
six chances.
Detroit made 10 assists and
there were only nine putouts at
first base. Very unusual.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
ROUND TRIP
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Grand Trunk Railway System
IIIME 9Th

Special train leaves Brush-st. depot
1880 a. m.
Passengers are requested to pur-
chase tickets In advance at the City
Ticket Office. II not used, money will
be refunded City Ticket Office. 124
Woodward-ave.. Telephone NJ 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit IL. ST. Louis 4.
Cleveland I. Chicago 3.
Saturdays Results
Detroit. 9: Chicago. l.
Philadelphia. 3; Boston, 3.
St. Louis, 5; Cleveland, l..
Washington, 4: New York, 3.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at St. Louis (2 gamesD
Washington at New York (2 games.)
Chicago at Cleveland q games)
Athletics at Boston g gamesD
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
Po.tofface LenKue Sanding.


Charley pleasant thing. Being
bench
broke last Thursday Washington quite favor
ably
with three hits Of four times bat Friday ne
was got Saturday and
attempts
prevented him getting a quartet.
n which makes
record In sac.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

2; Lang. 6 in s. At bat against Muilin,
81; Browning. 10: White, IL: Lange,
is. Two-base hit--Delahanty. Home
run-Cobb. Sacrifice hits-T. Jones,
Gandil, Stolen bases-Cobb 2, Della
hanty. First base on balis-On Mullin
4, of Browning l, or White l. OF LANCE
2. Hit by pitcher-By Mullin (Cole),
by LANCE Cd. Jonesl. Left on bases
Detroit g. Chicago T. Struck out-By
Purtell TO Gandil. Time-l:55 I'm
pires-Egan and Evans Attendance
1877.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
Schedule Was Wrong.

+ In printing the schedule for the
Trolley league games Decoration Day
the league officials made an error
The o. X. team plays at Mt. Clemens
and not in Detroit. making the only
local game Spaldings at Papke's.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

marking machine have been very sue
cessful and the signs have been com
mended by early tourists. From this
time on. the work OF the road-marking
machine will he hurried and the route
through Buffalo 10 New York city will
be covered thoroughly within the next
six weeks.
I'm Iowa. more farmers own auto
mobiles than I'm any other state, but
the national reputation for this will
soon pass on to the credit OF South
Dakota. That state has the greatest
country" So declared ii. A. wetmore,
Of Sioux City, yesterday Mr.. wetmore
is In Detroit, visiting the Hudson Motor
car factory. He is credited with hav-
Ing sold more automobiles to Iowa far
mers than any other man In the west
ern part OF the Hawkeye common
wealth.
What Is pronounced one OF the most
difficult automobile contests held thus
far In the present season was the re-
cent two-day Norristown endurance
run. through which a Franklin motor
car went with a perfect road score.
This entry was touring car OF rs
horse power and was driven by John L.
Burns, who had won a perfect road
score with a Franklin In the Harris
burg run a few days before. So Sc
we're a strain on oil the cars was the
first days run that only eight out of
80 entries passed into the night control
with perfect road score. Among the
successful eight was the Franklin.
which had maintained the schedule of
90 miles an hour over a route said to
be one OF the hardest ever chosen for
a contest OF this kind. On the return
from Scranton to Norristown, at the
end of the second day. the tests and
alties to each OF the 80 cars. rs being
the lowest total OF points given.
The Maps have signed Ward Mellow
ell. Of Perm Stata Normal school OF
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

Like the fellow who manipulates
the little pea beneath the shells, You
pays your money and takes your
choice" It's a poor day when you
can't purchase a large fight sensd-
ton for one cent invested In any daily
paper. To be honest, friends. we're
trying to file down some Of the raw
edges on this fight stun, but the
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

Dusiness-IIke Printing. No fu.s .na
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times PRINTING C. Ss
John R-st. Mair i+ss, or city ssss
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

ton OF brutality. according 10 which
side OF the pug fence you happen 10
reside. or course, you're entitled TO
your opinion and we cling TO ours, but
there's no denying the fact that big
element is interested in the coming
fight and wants TO know about the
prospects.
The prospects, friends, are good
for the promoters. No body OF men
ever engaged in sporting event
surrounded by such an elaborate ar.
ray Of advertising talent. Should one
OF the honorable pugs stub his toe,
straightway a message is put on the
wire TO the effect that his leg VIII be
amputated. Then, fearing that might
keep some dollars away which other
wise would come, the promoters, man
ayers, towelwielders. sweepers ex'
traordinary OF the training tent, holde!
of the training sponge, filler OF the
official bottle, and keeper OF the
sacred coin form themselves in hol-
low square and shout vociferously:
"'Tain't so! faint So"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30
Eager To Retire AS Champion Wrestler, Frank Gotch
Is Training Hard For His Match With The Giant Pole
corcH CONFIDENT OF WINNING.

a from Zbyszko but will beat him sure
will Pole through
wrestling May 30 that will make him dizzy
will be surprised man In the
a fellow but will Offset his advantage
weight strength through speed and superior knowledge OF the
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

The Maps have signed Ward Mellow
ell. OF Peru State Normal school, OF
Nebraska. He was recommended by
Ben Scott, Reserve college football
coach. Mcdowell is said to be a hard
hitter and will report after graduation,
the middle OF June.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-30

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01
TELLS HOW TO CURE A COLD.
Most Severe Cold or the Grippe Re-
lieved in Several Hours.

The mos, severe cold will be broken
and all grippe misery ended after tai
ing a dose OF Pape's Cold Compound
every TWO hours antil three consecutive
doses are taken
You Will distinctly fee all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable neaura lsi2 pains.
headache dulness, head and nose
stuffed mp. fevershnesS. ~neeZing rum
ming OF me nose. sore throat mucous
catarrhal discharges. soreness. stiffness.
rheumatism pains and Other distress
yanishes.
Pape,s cold Compound Is ,he result II
three years research a. cost = n ore
than fifty thousand dollars, ana con-
tains no quinine which we haNe con-
clusive!y demonstrated j. no' etfec;'Ne
in the treatment Of colds ~ grippe
Take this harm less compound = a.
rected. Win ne knowledge ma. there
is no other medicine. made any" 0eEt
else in the world. which Viii c.re Your
cold Or end grippe misery ~ prompts
and without any other assistance o.;
bad after effects a a = yent pa "a =
Of Pape'S Cold Compound, Which amy
druggist IN The World can ATp,E
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01
SUIT CASE THIEF CAUGHT.
Charles Wilson Arrested and confesse:
Stealina Grin.

A man. giving the name Of George
Wilson. who said he had come here
from Tana, was arrested in the depot
district Monday night by Officer Frank
Haas for stealing a suit case from the
Great Western passenger station a
short time before. The suit case be-
longed to Charles Pennington. a barber
of this city. who left it in the station
It contained clothing OF no great value
When arraigned before Mayor Ingle-
due this morning Wilson pleaded guilty
to a charge of petit larceny and was
sent to Jail for six days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01
BAD HERNIA IN SMALL BABE.
Son Of Albion Methodist Pastor Has
Unusual Experience

Oa;ng 70 a congeniual hernia. which
became sJrangu!a;ed. Pau. the IL
-norths-o.d son OF Rev, Thomas P. Pot
ter If the Albion Methodist church,
VS. rushed 10 s.. Thoma hospital IN
an automobile for an emergency OPP
era don. The baby Is doing nicely fol-
lowing me operation. and gives every
promise Of making a permanent recov-
cry DR. y. Merrill. Of this city, per-
formed the operation. assisted by DR..
W. B Mantle. Of Albion. ana Dr.. H J.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01
TO oRGANIzE.cHuRcH LEAGUE.
Movement on For Church Basketball
Teams to Compete.

a movement. which has been launch
ed by the physical department OF the
railroad y NJ. c. A. has il. view TIE
organization of a church basketball
league. With the aid OF the brother
hoods of the various churches Il is ex-
pected 20 organize a league OF al least
six teams Of Young men.
Some of the churches have already
agreed 10 put a team n the league ana
a meeting is 10 be held soon when it
is expected that plans for launching the
league will be perfected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01
GILMAN RALLY TONIGHT.
Van Law, Parker, and Leunsberry to
Address Meeting.

The republican rally at Gilman Will
be held in the G. V. a. hall at that town
tonight, and will attract several re-
publicans from this city. Senator c. Fl.
Van Law, Judge J. NJ. Parker. and H.
c. Loursberry will be the speakers,
and some of the other county candl-
dates may make brief remarks. If the
weather and roads will permit the trip
to Gilman will be made in automo-
biles, otherwise the delegation from
this city will go down on the evening
train
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01

Whitehead, OF Bangor The surgeons
say that never IN their experience had
they seen strangula:;oa o. such Sc
verify in 50 small ba Dc. This is the
third flospiia, experience the Potter
baby has had, the treatment in both
and other cases being for cor genital
trouble which finally resulted in The
emergency operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01

serious one, and total Of $50 stones
were removed from the woman. The
operation has been declared successful
and the patient is making nice recov-
cry. Mr.. Beale and Mrs. Beale's sister.
Mrs. Gladys Strand. were with the pa
tient at the time OF her operation.