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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
From the Department Of Public Works

To the honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen. The Old pavement on
Farm worth street between John aud
Brush streets was torn out 10y ". W.
Hatch X Sons Company through an
error they having the contract for paw
ing FHrnsWorth street between Brush
and 81 Antoine streets. Advancement
was entered into between the Depart
mcnt of Public Works ana Hatch ~
Sons whereby they would proceed To- pre-
pare the street for ;hc sheet asphalt ~
the same prize "A their contract for the
adjoining section and lake their chances
ou thr approximation being made by the
Board ot Estimates next spring. The
foundation work ir all completed hut
thc Department IS without funds To do
the asphtltmg IN order to save the in
convenience OF having the street lay
open an winter. however. I have conclud-
ed 20 recommend tha' q transfer be made
from the surplus remaining m the 1909
General Road Fund g. tho credit Of an
account for REPLYING Farrsworth street
Brush 10 John r. with sheet asphalt on
concrete foundation, Including inspection,
etc. az a total estimated cost OF $b,Nl5.62,
and submit the following resolution
Respectfully Submitted,
IIAATRER
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
From the department. Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentle men-The Carey Construction
Co a corporation of Cleveland. Ohio,
hRViug gone into the hands OF re-
rriVrr and being unable To complete
it's contract with the city OF Detroit
for tho con structton OF the FAlrvieW
Pumping station AT the foot OF Park
view avenue In this city. has assigned
its said contract &C. the iiuukin- COnkey
CorSfuc;ion Co, "a corporation OF
cleveland. Ohio which said last med
company Is financially responsible,
equipped and qualified TO carry on the
work Of constructing said pumping.
station and has agreed under the terms
OF said assignment 20 fully perform
said contract In place OF said. The Ca
res Constructing Co. and the LasSa-
chusatts Bonding and Insurance Co.
uf Boston. Mass having consented 20
said ASSIGNMENT and agreed that ITS
bond executed TO the City Of Detroit
and the people ~ the state ~ Mchi-
ear ip behalf OF said. The Carey Con-
structiuu Co. for the faithful perform
auCe IL the work OF constructing said
pumping station and Tor the payment
for lutpr and materials furnished for
-dtd work on said pumping station.
shall stand as surety for said Hunkiu-
Coukpy Construction ca. for the faith
ful performance IL said contract ana
payment for labor and materials used
In tho construction OF said pumping
station In place OF said. The Carey
Construction co. therefore submit
said assignment Of said contract 10
your Honorable Body tOr confirmation
ana APPROVAL
Respectfully Submitted.
J. ! HAARER,
Commissioner
BY Md kortc.
Resolved. That tho assignment Of
The Carey Construction Co q Corp6r-
alton Of Cleveland, ohio, OF its contract
with the city OF Detroit for the con-
s'vLcttou OF the Fairvicw Pumping
station AT the foot ~ parkvicw ave
nue. in this city 20 the Hunkin-c onkey
Construction Co, "A corporation OF
cleveland. ohio be. and the same Is
hereby approved and confirmed
Adopted as Follows.
Yeus.-Ald Burton Dcmel, FiclG
Er,iWAtd GIryey GocSchel Grindloy
HARPER. Heating. Kocuig, kortc,
Lcmpkc OstrOwski, owen. Rcinhar3t
Roseuthal schultz, Shapland. SkrzYch.
Thclscp. Thompson Tossy Trevor. Yer
nor. Walsh. watson, Wing. link. Zocller
and the President Pro Tcm.--30
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CONFERENCE.-THE following approved
claims are respectfully submitted.
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the honorable the Common Council.
Gent lCmeu- owing TO and error OF
compiliuE the cost OF paving Calvert
avenue lSec. ID from the west line Of
Woodward avenue td the west line ot
Third avenue and Second avenue,
from north line OF LouRrcllow avenue
10 the uorthcriy city Limits. IL viii
ue necessary 90 resCind the action tax
ZEN October 20. 1910. bS your honor
abic body.
Respectfully submitted
J. J. HAARElk.
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j j. HAAltER,
Commissioner.
By Ala shapitnd

Resolved. Thdt. the city Controller.
bc. and ~ HEREBY authorized and directed
20 make the proper entries on his books
10 effect the transfer OF S5.Nla. %
from the surplus remaining In the 1903
General Road Fuud 20 the credit of an
account an the sam" tuud 1910 known
as repav!ug Faruswurth street, John IL
Co Brush. with .hcet asphalt
Adopted as follows.
Nvas.- Aid Burton. bclmcl Field,
Freiwald. Garvcy. GoesChel. Grindlcy.
HarIfer. Heating, koenig. KOrtc.
Lempkr. Ostrow ski owen, Reinhardt.
kostIthal. schultz. Shapland. SkrZyckL
ThCiscn Thompson Tossy, Trevor,
Vernon. Walsh, Watson. Wing, ZlnN.
Loeller and the President Pro Tem--S0.
NgNs-NOue
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To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen-At thE sale of houses held
at public auction oct stu. 1910 IN the
line OF opening NJ custer avenue. Nj
otto Mainz made bid OF $4,000 FOR the
mousse known a. No 1t cameron 1NrNAE
TTU depUSIted WIN TINS Ouice $50 90 TO
bind said sale. Few days after said
sale Mr. MainZ called NJ this office and
advised Us that he was unable "a take
the house ne bid ON for the reason thlt
immediate vicinity % move said house
on. and he requested the return OF the
money hc deposited with this Office 20
b,nd the sale Ia the meantime l secured
"a bid from Mr.. John Curry for S4jj. 90
for this house and the same was sold 10
Mr.. Curry In view OF the circumstances
- stated above I would recommend 70
your Honorable Body that the deposit
made by Mr. Malnz be refunded 20 him
and trust your Honorable Body Will take
proper action iu the matter
Respectfully submitted
MAX q KOCH
city Treasurer
BY Aid Zoeller
aud he is hereby authorized and in
structed 10 draw a warrant upon TIE
Street Opening Fund tCuster avenue
opening. IN favor OF otto M0inz fog che
sum OF $500 being amount he deposit
ed with the city Treasurer 10 cover 81 q
OF house known as No 80 Cameron ave-
rue. taken Cor the opening az Custer
avenue
Adopted as follows
Yeas---Ald Burton. Defined Fold,
FreiWald. Garvey. Goesehcl GTindlcy.
HARPER Heating. koeuiC. Eorte,
Lempke. Ostrowsli. owen ReinhHrit.
Rosenthal, schultz. Shapland Skrzycki
Theiseu. Thompson. Tossy. Trevor
Vernon. Walsh Watson Wing IinE,
Zoeller ard the President Pro Tem-30
NAys-None.
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To the Honorable the Common Council 4.
Gentlemen bcg 10 notify your
Honorable Body that IN accordance
with your instructions the securities
held by the city as security for city
deposits have this dag been surrender
cd 10 the National Bank OF Commerce.
Respectfully.
DAVID Z HEINEMAN.
Controller
Accepted and placed on hle
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From the controlIer.

Controller
Accepted and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council.
conference.-the Department of l',t-
lie Works resPe fpll. reports that the
paving Of Campbell avenue. etder TIE
contract confirmed the l|tE day OF Jh'-.
1910 IS fully completed from tho south
line Of briggs street 90 the south line
Of IIeurletta. street.
The pavement IS OF cedar on C1u-
crete and has been examined hy "a"
Department OF Public Works and round
TO be- IN accordance wish the contract
and specifications for the same.
J here is due the contractors ioT paw
ing said street AS follows.
For Intersections otc.-.....S SOS -
For cost OF advertising,
blanks and inspectors
salary .............t .........' - w
Total Am0ant ..............S 4St 50
Respectfully. etc. ......
d. HAAREE.
Commissioners.
Accepted. and by unanimous consent
Aldermen Gocschel offered the follow
Whereas. Il appears from "a commun.-
cation from the Department 81 Iupl'c
Works that the paving as per contract
confirmed the 18th day OF July, 1910,
on Campbell avenue from the south
line of briggs street 20 the south lin"
OF Henrietta street has been fully COM
Whereas. said street has peon exam
lned by tho Department OF Fu1Nf
Works. and the paving OF said street
has been found TO have been done
IN accordance with the contract and
spccihcatiOns FOR the same therefore
Resolved First. That the said paw
Ing within the limits above mentioned
be and Is hereby accepted.
Resolved Second, That the city Coz
trOllcr be, and h hereby authorized 20
draw his warrant on the city Treea-
urpr In payment Of the intersections,
etc. Of said Campbell avenue 20 thc
amouut ~ $4GS.S3. tho same being tie
fuIl amount due the contractors from
the city for paving said Intersections.
etc. and Tor the sum OF $1,000, trc
same being the cost Of advertising,
blanks. and inspectors salary.
Resolved. Third. That the city CON
troller be. and ne is hereby directed
to prepare street paving bond, i'm ace
cordaHcc with the provisions or secs.
~ and SO Of Chapter II OF the Char
ter Of the city OF Detroit. as amended
bv an Act AZ thc Legislature approved
June gth. 1901. such bonds TO bear
interest at the rate Of four per cent
per anuum.
Adopted AZ follows.
Ytas-Aid Burton. Defined, Field.
FreIwald Garvey. Gocschel. Grindley
HARPER Heating, koenig Korte
Ismpke, OstroWski owen. Reinhardt
Rosenthal Schultz. Shapland, Skrzych
Theiseu Thompson, Tossy Trevor
Vernon Walsh. Watson. Wing, Iink,
Zotlle and the President Pro Tein-5V.
Nays-NOnc.
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RespectfullV
res RttNL AltN.
DAVID T. HEINEMAN.
From the Citv Treasurer.

Accepted and recommendation con
CURED in
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WV i,r Hos'e''' . 'o" i''' IA so
20 glass' 10 Il.
g9S-SchrOeder Paint 81 Gluss
Co. paint. ...........-. w
Cn "' s',n,rt 60 81 IS
,ooo- - Strinheiser. crock IL IS
lO0i-C. A. Strelinger Co,
tooq-" > stelnheis.r. crock 81 Il
COS Taylor Mci.eish 4 Co,
soap ..,t..-.-... ..s...'.' ~
loO'- Fan nosr'o'o S'ON'' o' ssI 81.
Two T " mi ''''''''''.' 100 SO
l0o0 stone '"'''' sGs 50
To,ol .........s SOFA Al
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From the pepartment of Pollca.

Referred to Committee on Fire Pro-
lection.
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DAVID e. HEINEMAN.
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2sl-J. $ Aneld. estimate. 3776 90
2S2--Anderson Tool 4 Sup
ply Co. tools ......... % 80
2S3-George Harris. horse
board - Is SO
2s4-J. A. MERCER. estimate 4g3s 90
2S5-Julius Roeske. horse
board ................-. Is SO
Csc n Little Co crock l63 IS
2s7-C H. Little Co, crock. ~ SO
rot.I oO-I 81
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From the Controller.

Referred 70 COMMITTEES ON Chains
/ NJ Accounts
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From the Controller.

Accepted and placed on ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

PAkh AND BOULEVARD FUND.
s6i--Auto, Tire Repair CO.,
suudries -........S 40 40
S62-AutO Commercial Co,
suudries ............. IL 2OI
ssa-Austin Mfg Co. sun.
s64-Bemb Floral Co. labels. 90
yG5--Buhl Sons Co. hdw. 3 OIL
petty cash -. 25 IS
96i--J. Calvert's Sons. sand 3 90 !
96S-J Calverts Sons crock 10 32I
o63-A V. Ciun. suudries So Gil
950-Commcrcial Milling Co.
sundries -. % So
97i-A Dupuis Company
rent Of pie driver -. 2s5 col
St2-A. J. Dupuis Company
49,, sundries .,...........;. IA oe
Co. sgndrles - SO 50
. l4-Farrand. Williams &
Clark. oil. ............. 55I
S15-F. =. Futchick, sweeping "a 90 /
976-EIarrig1n e. Reid. service f45 90 !
an. T.. Higgins. service 70 90 |
S'S-Chas Hvass q 20.
s55ss-a .gs.oi aaE CO. b9v ''s 80 80
SS0-Gt,gofy. Mayer & Thorn
Co. >uudries. ......... q bBI
9Sl-H Meridian Co. stone. 16g O3 |
sS2-Lichtenbcrg d Son. oats gg9 80 !
9S3-C. IL Little Co. crock. az "a
est. Il Little Co. stone. II az
5S5-C. ~ Little Co. stone. a. 90
9s6-lprd Burnham. esti-
sS7-Mich. Beer CO., suEdries go
gSS--Mich. Soap Works soap 81 sol
9S9--T. r. Rayl Co. hdw ... 3sl
eg0--T. h. RAY Co. hdw... 8 92I
sql--ROOs a. Wood. fittings % % |
9gs-Standard on Co. oil. ~. 90 ,
Sy3LStandafd OF Co. OIL. 10 so |
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-01
TOUR
COMES To END
Auto Classic Finishes at Chicago
Without Score Remaining
Perfect.

CHICAGO, July LIN a real blast
Of western enthusiasm the Glidden
tour finished in this city last evening,
led by Ray F. Mcnamara, in a Six
cylinder.
For rs days the party OF motorists
have been on the roads Of IL states
and Il was with great Joy that they
arrived at the completion OF this, the
hardest tour IN motoring annals OF
its kind. While there yet remains a
technical examination which may up
set calculation, IT appears that the
big Premier will have the honors OF
the year.
There is a close fight between me
NaxuefI touring car, driven by Walls,
gnd The Chalmers Detroit. driven by
Bolger. for second place. Fourth po-
sitior will PROBABLY be taken by Bal
finger in a four-cylinder Premier and
NTH by Castle, In Glide. Donreiiy,
in A Cino, will likely be sixth, and
these are the sole survivors OF the IL
which left Cincinnati in their class
The result OF the composition OF the
Chicago trophy is not so clear as that
az the Glidden, but II Is probable that
no change has been made in the stand.
me announced and that a Moline VIII
carry away the prize.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-01

Travelling incognito and also In
'Pullmans, Wild Bill Donovan has gone
scouting. Bills stirring up the bushes
in search of new talent pitcher pre-
ferred, with which to electrify the big
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$50. 900 10 be bet on fight. Some even
bets made
DENVER-About $4,000 has been
posted here. Jeffries is the favorite.
10 to 6. Six TO ten Is offered that
theft ght will go 25 rounds,
ST, LOUIS-Chicago odds prevail
here. Betting light.
PITTSBURG-Betti here Is light
on the fight. Odds of 10 to on Jeff
ia being offered A bet OF $500 even
money that Johnson would not last 20
rounds was today posted.
CLEvELAND-Sports here are
rather quiet in their betting on the
fight All the Johnson money In sight
was gobbled early at 10 to z with Jeff
on the long end. The odd remain
there.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light here
with Jeff favorite at 10 TO Z.
INDIANAPOLIS-Odds on Jeffries
today run 10 TO s and to s. Numerous
offers on Johnson's victory are placed
at to 2 and TO 10, with few takers.
Even money Is posted that Johnson
stays Is rounds.
Observation-Disclosures here is 10
to TO 10 TO on Jeff. The division is
strictly on the color line, with Negro
officeholders waiting for better odds.
PHILADELPHIA-Odds OF 10 to Z
that Jeffries will win are being freely
offered, though few bets are being
recorded.
BOSTON-Reno odds prevail here.
RELATIONSHIPS prevailing odds
here are 10 to Z on Jeffries. though
some Negroes about Joe Cans hotel
want 2 10 for their money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-01

III Is hard luck for Johnson that he
A not located as advantageously as
Iesfries. II would be better sporting
f}r0Dosition could he get OF on the
1arne foot with the Los Angeles giant,
hit the champion simply shows those
kbiden teeth when II IS suggested he
nae been Disseminated against and
says, ~weil. July willie the story. :
'Yon can't beat Johnson's confidence
With a. club. 4 He is Just as. sure he
vii beat Jeff as-he Is that he is going
Is have chicken for dinner every
night. K,~ Ac ~ sste
with both men as confident as they
are, I look for Q wonderful battle. full
~ rough work in the clinches and
likhtning exchanges at short range.
7kffries plans a battle at short range
and mis- daily workouts with his spar
riYiT partners reveal his plan OF bat
tie TO the watchful who keep tab on
him.
Ii is my opinion that Jeffries will
not rush johnson around the ring but
that he will crowd him continually,
going 20 olincb after clinch and using
the wonderful strength nature endow-
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ed him with. to win the battle with
short arm poke to the body or jaw,
In clinch or breakaway. The chances
are The punch that wins for Jeff should
he. hin, will not travel more than half
dozen inches. II will be a short.
snappy hook to jaw or stomach.
On the contrary, Johnson will box
Jeffries as long as he can. He Is really
a marvellous boxer, with a kick in
both hands and a defense that a
mighty good man will find hard to
penetrate. His long suit will be left
hand counter to the Jaw or one OF
those wicked uppercuts that move SO
fast the eye can scarcely follow them.
It's bound to be terrific fight and
doubt IL It will go 10 rounds. l
wouldn't be surprised TO see II end In
the first half dozen rounds. really for
the reason that both men are figuring
upon a clinching, rough house battle
and either may land the bacon winner
at any time after Billy Jordan starts
for the corner OF the ring with his
world famous words, let her go!"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-01
sox OPEN NEW PARK.
Greatest Pageant In History Of Base
ball Does Honor to Comiskey.

CHICAGO, July THOUSANDS OF
soldiers, the members of three auto
mobile clubs in their machines, four
regimental bands and a group OF men
of national fame paraded through Chi
cagos streets this afternoon In cele-
bration of the opening of the White
Sox new $3.50, 900 baseball park. The
pageant was the greatest in the his
tory of the sport world.
The st. Louis Browns will clash
with the Sox in the opening game and
80 900 fans were ON hand to witness
the battle. Vice President Sherman,
Mayor Busse, Garry Hermann, John
T. Brush and Charles w. Murphy were
among the guests OF Charles A. Comis'
key. the famous "Old Roman and
many retired ball-players will be on
hand.
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NEW YoRK--Little betting is re,
corded here, though at the Hotel Al
bany II is reported the odds are 10
TO Z. to 10 to u: with Jeffries as
favorite. At Baron wilkins saloon,
Johnson's friends are taking all the
money offered at 10 to 1-2 Brooklyn
Is laying a lot Of money, with odds
nnvarying at 10 to s.
LONDON-The betting here Is even
money that Johnson will win. A few
days ago as good as to / was offered
on the Negro. Tommy Burns whipped
England's best and Johnson whipped
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wise the proboscis, both Of which have
assisted Mr.. Donovan TO fame.
Bill will enter the provinces sur
rounded by the whiskers and much
stealth. lie will gaze on the Juvenile
athlete and advise Messrs. Jennings
and Navin whether TO pass or buy. IL
ain says buy" the Tiger purse strings
will he unIoosened forthwith. for the
clubs willing to 90 the limit TO get
the right sort OF material.
After about three days In the tan
ICES Donoyan will rejoin the team In
time TO pitch another sterling contest.
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BETTING ON BIG FIGHT

Burns. So Englishmen do not believe
Johnson can be whipped.
RENO-Tom Corbett, Official bet
ting commissioner of the fight, is lay
ing 10 10 IL on Jeff. while another
poolroom offers 9 TO IL. These fig
ures prevail in San Francisco.
CHlCAGo--Jeffries is a 10 to fav-
orite in the betting here today, but
some commissioners predict that
Johnson will be to favorite on
July 4. Only $4,000, Chicago money,
bet thus far, Johnon hackers holding
off for better odds. Toronto sends
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scouting iGunts.
Before blowing our fair city" DON
ovan decided he would go disguised
as a yokel Wearing feather-duster
whiskers viii conceal the smile, like
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BATTLE TO LAST
y FIFTEEN ROUNDS
ss WRIGHT OPINES
Nv TIP WRIGHT.

well, folks only few days before
is the worid-a white
man.
Both Jenries Moana
OF
ffanng quarters lake swim in an immense
pavilion
with the snowcad OF the sierras
permission train at Iaughons is located
him get into shape The
thon9e here has, doneh Inn me Jenre
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-01
EDITED BY
"a HARRY NELLY
YOUNG CAN PITCH.

Denton 7, Young is not goins
back. lie won HIS 499th game
In the major leagues Thursday
when herfet st. Louis make the
grand total OF two hits. The
Browns had one man left on
bases and he walked In the
ninth. Earlier in the season AZ
looked as though Young was
done. but he seems to have
come back.
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COUNTRY CLUB PROGRAM.
Three Golf Events Are Scheduled 70
Holidays at the Country Club.

Three events are on the program at
the Detroit Country club for Saturday
and Monday.
on Saturday there will be a DOGGY
handicap match Elay for a cup pre-
sented by G.. w. Gaylord.
Two events are marked up for the
Fourth. One Is a special handicap
choice score of sc holes for a cup
given by A. y. Caldwell. The other
is ar approaching and putting contest
with special awards. All events arc
for the afternoon.
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WHITE TO REFEREE.
New York Man Is Picked for Big
Battle In Case Of Emergency.

RENO, New, June 30.--Charlle
White, of New York, will be the emer-
gency referee IN the Jeffries-Johnson
fight on Independence Day. This was
assured this morning when Tex Rick.
ard received Whites acceptance and
Immediately informed Tom. Flanagan,
Jack Johnson's manager who with
drew the objections TO the Gothanlite.
With the arrival this afternoon OF
White and big Tim" Sullivan, the
stakeholder. all of the principal figures
In the coming battle are on The
ground
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-01
TROLLEY LEAGUE.
July 2.

July 2.
Windsor VS.. Northwestern at wigle
park. Windsor. Umpire-Crawford
Papke VS.; o. K. at Papkes park. I'm
pire-Murphy.
Mt. Clemens vs.. Spaldings at Mt.
Clemens. Umpire-Brandon.
July Q.
o. X. VS.. Spaldings at Schaefer's park
Umpire-Crawford
Mt. Clemens VS. Northwestern at Mt
Clemens. Cmpire-Murphy
Pontiac VS.. Wyandotte at Pontiac.
UmpiTe-Brandon.
July 4.
Northwestern VS.. Mt Clemens at Mt.
Clemens. Umpire-Brandon.
o. X. vs.. Wyandotte at wyandotte.
Umpire--Crawford.
Windsor VS.. Papke's at Papke's park
1.-TWO games). Umpire-Murphy. Amer
lean league games will be posted on
the scoreboard.
Spaldings vs.. Pontiac at Pontiac.
Zeider bumped the first ball pitched
for a single straight out TO center held
After that hits were plentiful
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league. II Bill finds a pitcher who
can hold 'em to few hits and work
once a week much thanks viii be
given.
Donovan went to Cleveland last
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THE AMATEURS

There will be n meeting OF Peerless
A. c. at $50 FerdinAnd-st. at 1880 to-
night.
Peerless A. G. would like a game
with some II or IS-year-oId team for
rye Fourth OF July morning. Phone
AIT at West l959.R after p. m.
Gurney's Giants will play the Peer
less \. c. Sunday afternoon on Cur
Keys grounds. Manager John
Schmandt requests the following to
report Bates, Thomas, Law, Mason,
Webb. McCloskey. Smith, Roth, Bros
XII. DIR. Broderick, Robindeau, 7. Bah
niger, j. BablngeT. Briehe. Mohany
and Secretary William Wilker.r
Collins home run ~ tho nrst inning
would have beon an easy out but for
the bleachers pavy Jones' was wait
ing for the ball 20 come down, but on
the wrong side Of the fence
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night with the Tigers and from thence
will strike into the wilderness. We
know where he's headed, but "dasn't
tell" Secrecy Is one OF the chief ends
TO be desired on all we'll regulated