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The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
FRANKIE NEIL IS
EASY FOR ATTELl
Abe Chops Him Up Scientifically
Until New Workers Beg for Mercy,
On Behalf of One Time Champion.

NEW YORK. Fen 25-Fight fans
here today are severely criticising the
management OF the I-ongacre \. G. TO-
putting on a bout So onesided as that
IN which frankie Neil again went
down 10 defeat before Abe Attel last
night. The ngEi went the scheduled
10 rounds and Neil sept from d knock
odt by stating. but al no time did n
tave a chance
Al the end Attei, declared he was
worn out with punching Neil, who was
badly cut and bleeding profusely Fans
III the ringside hooted calling on AT
tell TO go in ana finish his man after
me second round. but Abe took lt
out with few scientific anu artistic
punches which did not put Neil down
until the tenth Neil then regained
his feet and stalled TO the final gong
At no stage OF the game was there
any real hghting
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
6Y LOUIS A. DOUGHe x.
I'm Soston Travc

Andy lawson plans to have colored
baseball wonders ON the teams In MS
newly-orsanized United States base
ball league Does that foreshadow a
revolution IN the baseball circles OF
this country
For years now since the tremendous
rise OF he national game colored play
ers have been frowned upon by the
organized sport promoters. Ski!iful
diamond performers have been forced
- play on independent teams. making
money in catch.as-catch-can WAYS,
where they might. were II not for the
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

Automobile Manufacturers has the
tight. through it's executive commit
tee 10 4ay who shall and who shall
rot be granted the protection Of the
oateut. although the licenses are
granted by the Columbia Motor Car
company.
ION the other hand. some innocen,
buyers OF motor cars have failed 10
appreciate the Importance OF Judge
Hough's decision and have bought
GERS that infringe the patent How
unnecessary it Wa. for them TO puF-
chase such cars IS evidenced by tn"
fact thar 76 standard American cars
and two imported cars are now
licensed These factories are pro
dlcing cars Of al classes and for all
prices.
Last year Tho licensed manufac-
turers made almost $4,000 cars. or
about 50 per cent OF the estimated
production and this lear are expected
To marke- not less than 10000 ma
chimes.
"One shouldn't be pessmistic on the
future OF the automobile, but 1t doesn 1
take mucn OF a prophet to figure that
the going concerns IN th' business %
day almost all 81 which are licensed
under the SeldoI patent. should be
fully able TO care iot the demand for
raotor cars.
"To prevent the unthinking from IN
resting IN new automobile companies
or buyiag unlicensed automobiles,
concluded Mr. Clifton, 1t is deemr
rroper to issue this statement so th&J
everyone may Je advised as 10 the
facts and past history OF the litigation
which resulted ia Judge Houghs de-
cision OF last September wherein ~
upholds the validity OF the patent. de-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
CAN YOU BEAT THEMl
Kalamazoo Folks Say They Will See
an Attel Bout Next"

KAI.AMAZOO. Mch Feb 25.-Abe
tttell is the next champion schedule
for the Celery City Athletic cluJ
bouts Billy Randall was In Chicago
recently and has almost cinched A
match Letween Jack White and Atteil
for This city in the near future. Attel
is the fcatherweight champion but
White Is conceded TO be good match
FOR him and the 90 would be interest
ing While nothing definite can be
said about the exhibition. II is more
than likely Kalamazoo fans will see
Atfel! In action.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
PRESENT WINTER HAS
BEEN HARD FOR GAME
Quail In Particular Have Suffered
Severely, Though Farmers Have
Fed Some

With the ground covered with
sheet of ice and deep snow for twelve
consecutive weeks 10 is feared tlai
only the quail which have been fed
b. farmers remain alive The closed
season and favorable weather resulted
In greatly increasing the numJer OF
these birds but the present winter has
proved 10 be disastrous and The hopes
OF sportsmen have been dashed Many
declare this proves the inadFisaulutt
of closed seasons for these birds as t
Ihey are not shot hard winter VIII
come sooner or later and N.l them of.
Even the hardy and pugnacioHs En-
l!sh sparrows have died by thousands
because Of the impossiaihty OF secur-
ing food.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Buffalo &C SIS. Mecca.

BUFFALO, n. ". Feb 25.--For TIC
next 10 days Bunai0 VIII be- the head
quarters for cyclists Of all classes.
Iialf nIndred noted bicycle riders
are here 90 compete Jointly In the big
special meet for professionals and
amateurs at the Broadway arsenal to-
light. AMI later ~ the six-day race.
which begins Monday Frank l. Kra-
mer champion OF TIE world, and lyer
Lawson, In a match race TO DE run ju
heats, will be the feature OF tonight
race
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
FORTY TWO YEARS Of BASE BALL AL
WONDfpFUL LIFE STOpY OF jim O'ROURKE

O'Rourke forced his employers TO
waive the reserve OlaGse.'
O Rouke Was the only player In
baseball smart enough To succeed IN
doing this. and he got away with u
for seven years He even played Il on
the famous John Il. Day owner OF the
New York Nationals IL was ia 1884.
that Day went 10 the farm home OF
O Rourke 10 sign him.
Name your figure" said Day. and
IL will be paid. because I've got %
have YOU" (Day. by the way. was
later gate tender nj the National
league grounds In New York. while
ORourke is now wealthy attorney
and city ofncis-l ~ BridrepOrtD
Il will SIGN for $4,000 "A year for
three wears" said O'Rourke. II Won
end OF that time" Day promised. AMI
from 1885 20 1887 Young O'Rourke was
the pet of baseballdom.
But when my three-year contract
expired in 1887. said O'Rourke. Il
noticed none OF the managers were
bidding for me. even though | was un-
reserved
Il knew then there was deal on
whereby would have TO 20 back 10
Day. even If he had not reserved M.
so went 10 him and said, Wei.
John. Won fellows have caught up ~
me AZ last and nobody seems 10 want
me would like 10 play FOR you
Delighted 10 have YOU. said DaV.
and ne doubled O'RourkCs salary.
From 1855 10 1890 ORourke was with
the New York team, which IN 1883 and
1850. was national league champion.
Note.-The next article will tell OF
O'Rourke's last years in baseball, and
Will contain his observations on
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
"EXISTING AUTO MAKERS
CAN SUPPLY THE DEMAND''
CLIFTON, A. l. A. NJ

claring IL to cover the modern gaso-
line automobile. Suits may be brought
under this patent for infringement ~
manufacturers. Dy dealers or oy
users of pleasure or commercial gaso-
line automobiles and II Is the inten-
ton of The owners OF this patent to
protect the exclusive rights secured by
il TO those who nave become licensees,
los commencing suits against mfrin'
gers of IT,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

me most ardent ueFotte OF boNllhS
VIII hardly maintain that. In its on
canary >or garden variety, It Is Goa
- test likely to at
RoX,II>c tract the attend
A. ance OF spectators
>fE' rA'LE' aud awake them 10
B. heights OF enthusi-
assn as 90 some ol our other indoor
sports
Bowling is essentially interesting,
chiefly TO those who are IN II. The
average man. when forced 10 be pres
ont IN the role OF spectator finds I
irksome, largely on account OF his
itching desire 10 act IN there and show
the other FELLOW now TO DO IT,
In view Of these well-known facts
u lnay seem an anomaly that the De
uoit stock company under whose aus
pieces the annual tournament OF the
American Bowling congress is being
fought Out here thi. winter. has seen
~ 20 construct hleacher capable Of
seating IN the ueishborhood OF 1000
persons. IN the Wayne gardens, where
the event rs 10 take place Neverthe-
less the action has been taken ami
there is every prospect that. II past
precedent is maintained. these seats
will be full each evening and will con
tain more than 4 smattering OF spec
tators during the remainder OF the
day while events are in progress on
the alleys
OF course the rational character
OF the event surrounds the \. b. -.
bowler with a glamor which is nor
present in the average match. The
sight OF SO many teams. AL OF them
the pick or their home cities. compel
ing on 50 immense a scale for such
enormous prizes is what attracts ire
spectators however rather than the
actual competition itself
But the tournament company means
70 hold the spectators. thus attracted.
by making them thoroughly acqualnt-
90 with everything that is doing.
The score board system here Is go
ing 10 be the best ever installed at an
4 b. c. tournament. said Secretary
Abe Langtry. the other day Bowl
jag when no scores are posted Is ;
dreary thing for tie spectators and
bowling. " hen il is difficult 10 see the
score ana TO identity the scores with
he men who are making them. - bat
little better. It's all great sport
for the men who are rolling the balls,
but ii isn't in The least thrilling for
those who are looking on.
We are going tC have II so thai
only a ganCe VII. be necessary to
show the spectator. as he takes his
seat in the blea he, what teams arr
bowling. the names OF the players.
the tide OF batte and the individual
performances OF merit The scores
VIII be posted s. promptly that there
will be perfect opportunity TO IDENTITY
the individual oowlers and the &C
curacy OF he whole will be guaranteed
by the fact that the scorers at tn
boards Will receive instructions by
telephone from he offci in charge
OF the alley and need never take
luok at the pins themselves.
We're going TO make this touria-
ment interesting fer the public THIS
vear-more 40 tRan ever. There -
,nore OF an incentive 70 the bowiers
than the a. b C. has ever offered be
fore and Xe have the prettiest pia %
for the tournament It's going 10 be
a daisy mark my words
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
FINED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR TO LONGBOAT
Famous Runner is an Aborigine, snc
as Such Has No Right to Drink
Fire Water.

TORONTO. Ont. Feb. 24-At De5.
eronto. Ont. T. \. Stuart. proprieto:
of the Queens Hotel, was fined soo
and osts for selling liquor to Tom
| ,ongboat. the famous Marathon run
ner. I.OnghCat is an Indian, and as
such II Is illegal 70 give him liquor
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Sporting Notes


Connie Mack has claimed Pitcher
Central plays nj Pontiac. and ID. A.
G.. al Ann Arbor tznlsAt
>arnia trimmed the previously un-
baaI4n D. A 4 hOckeyites 10 . last
night.
The IntercoIle gInie meet viii prob
ably be held AT Franklin heId, IHild-
delphla. THIS year
The McMiIIan girls defeated West
cru -I 90 10. yesterday anu dFt Fe,S',
the champions OF the state AT oasht'-
lall.
Six alleged puE- are under arrest 81
Battle creek is sald tLat tuT,' -,
Torrance should nav" -AeH, pttu til'''
from charges Of prafessionalism
The National Commi--ion IL going
to tho root OF tue King difficulty ana
d. waiting FOR aII the cOrIespoui"hrt
that Das passed between Murphy ana
lis player
l.. Noss bowIed $50. POI and $50 In
three consecutive fiu'~ ai Ut"
wDlI alleys yeetert "a tpial ot rov.
rrtuf ur WIFI set record that WI
never 30 reached by any other com
peutor st IS safe :, predict
erfrinIfE has challenged Banks 20 a
checker match lt is cIstomnry in
rrrH aTaIrs 20 post g wager 81 900 or
81 upu MIR kommv viii doubtless dp
80 shorVyN
The amateur b"NinE competitions az
tho ID. Developed more fotucdt
rlau bIoodsN,d walker pupils bowed
FOR al there was Boo ,'..u ana several
club titles were decided
"Runt" Huston - the holder of the
state billiard DEampi snip. H'ddpn.
tur bpwnEiar millionaire. being no
match fpr aIm though tho decisive"
contest WAS played uu tuc latter.s home
table at kaidfuazIo
France Accepts Bleriots Machine.
PAU. Feb. 25 The French govern
mont formally accepted The mono-
plane az Louis Bleriot Yesterday. after
an eNacting test Of the machine be
fore government commission. The
machine is the same type as that in
which BIeriot crossed the English
channel.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
MOORE TO MEET ATTELL.
Some New York Club VIII See Two
stars Battle for Ten Pounds.

NEW YORK. Feb 25--Pal Moore
SAYS he d. ready to TAX. un ADe Attea
fer tou rounds so one vi the local clubs
next month Auell is watching Moore
closely In his recent battles ana be
Ucyae the Quaker Will prove suitable
on p0uent Noore's manager. Jimmy
De Forest informed Ateil TO-DAY that
If PA defeated Tommy OToole in
Philadelphia Saturday night he would
bo ready 30 sian articles Attell viii
have 20 make the featherweight limit.
t22 pounds rings Idle
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
ALTROCK WITH "JIGGS."
Handsome SouthpaW Shakes Mime
apolis For Chicago Semi-pros.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-"Handsome
Nick" Altrock. star In former years
Of Comiskeys Whitesox ball club,
later with the Washington Americans,
and now member OF the Minneapolis
club. has signed Chicago league
contract with "Jiggs" Donohue. The
big left-wheeler will pitcl for the
WOODLANDS. according TO the report,
ard South Side fans will be able once
more TO watch an old favorite per
form.
The Chalmers Motor Car Co. oners
autos to the leading batsmen or the
American and National leagues
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

manager Bresnahan. ~ St Louis
hopes to make something OF knight.
an indian pitcher. drafted from Al
bany. ----.-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

What an interesting situation woul
develop. provided Cans whips No-
EAST The Negro would surely lose
to Nelson and 1t looks a. If Vol
cast has Bats goat. The title would
be IN rapid transit for while. Yes:
No frst-class minor league club has
a right 10 lament the lack OF good
rlaving-manager this year, with
George Davis and Willie Keller bcta
a. lbertg.
Tales of knockou,s by this Balu-
more "Ty Cobb" make IL apparent
mat his iighting name was the resu;
II reconciliation At any rate he's u
slugeer. just likt the real Ty.
VIII Bal Johnson hand Charlie Mur-
phv pennant il shape OF John King
Make a little wager that he won {.
Kalamazoo continues 70 bite of more
than II can masticate In a sporting
Uay The Ketchel.Caponi fzzle is the
latest piece OF frenzied promoting.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
Cettino Sporty,

Trenton, ~ j.. IS to have $4,000
concrete and steel grandstand.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
HEART
10
HEART
Nth the
Sporting
Editor.

The most ardent dey0tee OF bowling
VIII hardly maintain that in its or
canary or garden variety, It Is Goa
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

Note.-The next article will tell OF
O'Rourke's last years IN baseball, and
will contain his observations on
changes In the game.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25
maenate Only 5lushed.

The attention OF the urbane local
Daqrate Aving been called 10 The
above eulOgy. he b!ushed oecothihh =
and refused 20 make comment. NJ
attitude of silence was also mann.
tanned when he was asked the oasis
of the proposed negotiations forming
me foundation matter OF Editor Joe
Cummings STORY.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

"Runt" Huston - the holder of the
state billiard champion ship. H'ddou.
Tic lpwHEiar millionaire. being no
match fpf .Im Though the decisive"
contest WAS played 600 the latter home
t4Ifn pf kHtnfIHEfn
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

a,tos to tile leading batsmen OF the
American and National leagues.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

GOV, Warner tells the kalnmuIo
sheriff 10 see that the proposed ketch
el-Caponi bout doesn't take place
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-13

ecrttRaus Rp. 1900 - Cur amsns
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oM L. Rdrl ls7L bic QfliGitE efs aatliors
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Cincinnati, Staet Ebie:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-13

Niut CrtiHGHI. Sc. 1899 3ar Sen,
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3btits poH aEuesrs GstnHs. uHs sur @sn,RHEne
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