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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
The Unionists According to
the Returns at Noon
Were Defeated by d
Thirty Seven
PREMIER ASQUITH
WAS RETURNED
Election Held Yesterday but
the Results Were Not An
nounced Until Today

London, Dec. lO..-At noon today
the governments coalition forces had
a lead OF thirty-seven over the Union
lists. The coalition total is 254, oppo.
sition PIT.
Premier Asquith was returned from
the east fifeships of Scotland. The
election was held yesterday but the
result was not made known until to.
day.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
Lifted the Booze.

box car in which there was
quantity Of liquor stored at Virginia
City, west Of st. Paul. was broken
into last night and three gallons of
whiskey stolen. Virginia City is not
regular station and the box car
was used to store freight. 1t is be.
lieved that some man who had key
to 1t was guilty Of the offense.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
TO DINE FLEET OFFICERS.

London, Dec. 10.-Earl Beauchamp.
the first commissioner of works and
controller Of the official hospitality
fund, will give dinner on behalf OF
the British government to the officers
OF ire American Atlantic feet at the
House of Commons restaurant iris
evening.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10

Rev DR.. Lyman Abbott. who at a
recent lecture given at Yale, said that
one of the greatest problems that
confronts America today. Is protec.
tion of the weak, the women and chill
dren. working classes and inferior ra-
ces under our government. Regard.
ing women, MIR. Abbott stated that it
is our duty to protect them from the
greed and he passion Of men. He
stated that the American race is still
in its childhood. and must be regard.
cd as such when being dealt with, and
that u Is also our duty to make the
subject people in the Far East self
governing as soon as possible.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
Fractionally Lower.
INSPECTION TRIP

A. G. Needles of Roanoke, general
superintendent Of the eastern division
of the Norfolk & Western was in the
city last night in his private car com
pleting trip over his general divis-
ion
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
ENTER PLEAS OF
NOT GUILTY

Chicago, Dec. 1O-Pleas Of not
guilty were entered today in behalf
Of the Chicago meat packers i'm
answer to the indictments charging
them individually with conspiracy in
restraint Of trade II Is expected that
the trial will be commenced next
month or in February.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
HOG MARKET
OUT Of SIGHT
Takes Jump of 80 Cents
Over Yesterdays Close
Packers Buying
Frantically

Chicago, Dec 1O.--The hog market
at the sto k. ards jumped almost out
of s:gH; today and it is decIa "a that
Dark VIII 50 to figure never b., orc
known in Chicago.
The market opened up thirty cents
higher than the close and tho b..
packers were buying franticany.
Wheat Lower.
Chicago, Dec. Wheat opened
Is to IA cent lower with the selling
headed by the commission houses.
Corn started firm with raise TO Ia
cent. Oats wer also firmer. Provis-
ions were higher Opening December
wheat. 81; corn 45.7S; oats - ID;
pork January 1897.
FraetionaIly Lower
New York, Dec. Although early
trading in the stock market prices
ruled fractionally lower than yester-
days close Heavy selling in steel
common caused an early decline of
3-S later, but part of the loss was re.
covered.
Union Pacific, Reading and Lehigh
Valley were ~ point lower toward
the end OF the first hour
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10

$. W. Williams, Jr, OF Bland. Va.
was in the cit ytoday returning from
Princeton where he was attending
rt lie left this afternoon for
Bland
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10

II u. Burr Of Ronceverte is I'm Blue.
field today on business.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10

Wesley Wilkes OF Becklcy is I'm the
city looking after business matters.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
SPECIAL BONUS OFFER

contestants should read page two
today--l.ast special ofrer during con.
test--Gain 20 per cent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
THE WEATHER

Snow this afternoon and tonight.
Warmer tonight Lowest temperature
between 26 and 2S degrees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
JEFF's SHOULDERS
ARE STILL LAME
Three Round Bout With Berger Puts
eX-Champion on Retired List for
a While, as a Boxer.
by the Ringsider--
MAX BALTHASARO

ROWARDENNAN, Cal. April IA
Jeffrics shoulders are stll a bit stiif
as result OF his boxing bout with
sam Berger n couple OF days ago. and
the big fellow viii probably not put
on the mltts again for several days
Hunting, fishing and gymnasium work
viii serve 20 open mp the long used
muscles of The former champion. ana
Ais usual l0-mile hike" Will help his
winu, which appears 10 be- in good
shape al the present. notwithstanding
reports reaching New York TO the
contrary
Jenries still is fat and will require
good steady work TO take of The sur.
plus Farmer Burns and Bob Arm.
strong acted as Jens pacemakers en-
the road yesterday. after which BE-
did considerable gym" work. outsid
crs being excluded, probably owing g..
Jeffries shoulders. thus preventing
sensational reports from reaching tn
east
Mrs. Jenries will be sent 20 Oak.
Land today 10 undergo an operation II
the Merritt hospital Her condition
is not serious, but causes the big fol
10" much worry, 50 that ne can't give
has iull attention 70 this work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
WHITE WARY Of
k|LBANE's HEAD
Goat-Like Boxer From Cleveland
Fooled for Once in His Designs, Has
Trouble Earning Draw.

Coached obviously To avoid tho
knockout blow which Tommy Kilbane
carries on the top of his head. Jack
White. OF Chicago. held his own In
LIS eightlound Dout with the Cleye-
lander AZ Windsor last evening. \
draw wou.d have been the only logi-
cal decision 10 give in the circuni-
stances. But kilbane's followers had
10 chance for al argument over the
result Had hair-line decision been
called for, White must have had IT,
White boxed a very definite line or
tattle- His first purpose was 10 keep
his face out OF the way OF Kilbane's
Lead, by means of which he has
lItted so many boxers into the shor.
end OF IL at the Canadian arena this
heA pardon, last--season. He didn't
bother much about what Kilbane did
with his fists and this policy proved a
real inspiration. In addition, White
was pummelling away steadily at the
Ellbane midsecIion. varying occasion
ally with neat left counter that
rocked the ClcytlaLder's head.
There vas little doing in the early
rounds In the fifth White plainly
out ubAtu MS bplpltt III, pliusiuE bloou
from Tommy 5 mouth by straight lefts.
The sixth was even up. The seventh
round KilOane resting, as Is his GUS
tom and White ,.iieC up very telling
margin kilbaue made good finish
and had The edge IN the final round.
Lou Glcwney. who looks like the
most promising of the young local
feathers. handily out-pointed Johnny
Prendergast IN the siXrOund semi final.
johnny omits from his program TIE
slight detail of closing his glove when
delivering "A blow AS "A result there
is much noise but little damage done
when he loes land Some good teacher
Will get hold OF Glowney and make
something OF him some day
H. the curtainraiser talky youth
named Parker tired out one Moore.
hitherto unknown TO fame. Moore
iridnt come ont for the fourth round
The crowd welcomed enthusiasticar
~ the formal announcement that there
would be ground floor arena some
where next year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
CROWD OF RIOTERS
SEES TIGERS IN
PRACTICE ~
All the Regulars But Moriarty Out,
and Everybody Delighted AT
the Condition of the
Playground
Schmidt Springs 1910 Uniform On
Unsuspecting Mates Who Prompt
ly Reply With Horseplay.
81 PAUL hale eRUsKe.

The crack OF the bats oil the Tiger
regulars resO1uded Wednesday aittI-
noon IN the confines OF Bennett park,
Tor the first time this year. As Hushle
Jennings put his men through th2
I lively practice that was designed 10
show the dyed-in.thewoo supporters
OF the team, just how good the team
really was.
AMI the rooters were on deck.
To the number OF several hundred
they occupied the stands and bleach
ers--as biz an array. as one OF the
boys remarked. as has attended some
OF the real ball games which the club
has played on its trip northwara
from San Antonio.
The rooters liked what they saw,
TOO, The team performed III style
and with n dash which told OF good
condition and an ambition 10 start
the season with series OF victories
which would leave little doubt regard
ing the ability OF the team 10 still
further add TO its supply OF American
league flags.
Most Of the practice was done with
the colt pitchers alternating on the
mound and the regulars and colts bat
ting in the order which they have
occupied on the lists. as made up for
duty in the field.
The crowd was particularly inter
ested in Pernoll, Stroud, Simmons
and I.athers Quite few OF Chicks
d 4 c., and University of Michigan
| friends were in the crowd and reused
the ire Of Trainer TuthiIl by invadin-
he field 20 give the chicken the glad
hand OF welcome.
a sensation of the practice was the
appearance OF c. Schmidt in a beau
tiful. suow-white uniform-the first Of
the fresh, 1910 suits to be placed on
view schmidt shortly entered on a
rough and tumble with DOME
Bush, in which he incurred several
sad spots OF grass.green 10 the JOY OF
his mates who deemed mis- act pre-
mature one.
Ness. Kirk AMI Drake did not work
out with me team. having been pro
.ided with the trans ortations which Is
TO take them respectively TO Williams
port. Scranton and Wilkesbarre. Nor
.arty was house-hunting and Ball and
Harden 4 bit ILL., Otherwise the entire
squad Of actiyes was on deck. with
Manager Hughie the liyeliest OF all.
Trainer Tuthill says that all the
:aen are III GOOD condition. with the
exception of Dayy Jones. who is still
| lampered By sore leg
The players were much interested
in the new field bleacher. Most OF
/ the right-handcd hitters tried TO pull
ball into 1t bu, Mullin was the only
lone TO hi- Oh the fly and his drive
jailed 10 surmount the l2toot wire.
All tn players commented moS'
/ favorably on the condition OF the fiel,
which was by FAR the best that tnt
team has played or this year. Grounl
/ Keeper Murphy has entirely resur
FACED the base lines with hard clay
which has been rolled down TO
consistency that causes ground hits
10 bounce in most approved style
greatly delightiug the soul of y. Bush
1 The Tigers VIII work out at 1873
tomorrow and will take their fna
practice an hour before the game
/ Thur day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
MILWAUKEE, TOURNEY NOW.
eowlers Gather For Competitions ano
Mayor Will Lead OF.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 1.-THE
big pins viii fail tonight when Mayor
Mahool will Try to make a strike al
the opening OF the fourth annual
tournament OF the National Bowling
association 10 be held In this city from
today 20 April 80 inclusive More
than 500 OF the most expert pin men
are on hand 20 compete for the big
prizes. The officers of the national
association arrived in n special train
from New York today. Special per
mits have .cen issued by the polio
commissioners 20 allow bowling 10 be-
run uD until a. IN every morning.
This viii allow rho hundreds OF DELE
gates 90 participate without hin.
drancc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

Latest news from the bedside whore
he is recovering from an attack OF
diphtheria have it that Ruelbacn
won't be able 10 pitch any bail for the
GUS. for AT least a month The loss
ot RuelJach during the carry season
will be blow TO the team, for he
is generally more effective early in
the summer than during the heated
term.
last year Ruelbach ranked next TO
M0rdecai Brown amoug tA. CV. riZlt
handlers He participated i'm 81 games
and tuialc tho season With au aver
age of $50. with John King acting
like man vino dc-su care whether
he report or not anu RUeibach out
OF the same. the outlook is not exact
ly bright tor tiusA Chance a'd his
peunant Chasors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
NEVER MIND ABOUT FLAG.
No Bunting Will Fly From Top o.
Pontchartrain For Some Time.

A soon as the conditions on the
roof OF the Hotel Pontchartrain will
permit. the nag staff from which last
season foated the banner proclaiming
that d baseball game was on tht
tapis for the afternoon will be re
placed and the flag viii fly on the
proper occasions I'm the meantime
never mind about the flag It's alb
sence does not mean that the Tigers
have cancelled all the games on their
schedule This week
The Pontchartrair is. as everyone
knows. adding a few stories 20 its top
pending the completion OF which op
Grafton. the fagpole is horizontally
stOred I'm q safe place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
FOR OPENER AT CLEVELAND.
Tickets Are On Sale Here and Ex-
cursion VIII Be Conducted.

on account OF the expressed inten-
ton of large number Of Detroiters
10 attend The opening Of the Cleye.
land baseball park next Thursday, the
D. II c. line will run a special TX
cursion. leaving here Wednesday eve.
ming Tickets with coupon reserya.
tions may be obtained at Harris
cigar store in Detroit
The fact that the Detroit club is 70
furnish the attraction at the Clevn.
land opening will make the trip es-
pccially interesting
Il is believed that IN the neighbor
hood OF 500 Tiger rooters will be on
hand 90 cheer on their team
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Answers to Inquiry.

Big Geo Mulliu 1anquishod th'
Maps in the opening game in Detroit
three .co,s ago GIcu Licbhardt
pitched for tho Maps The score was
2 10 D. Ihe Maps go, just three HIS
and Flt3o forr errors two Of which
were bv Larry " wa o cold das
but 10000 ane saw tho game
The Tigers 1peuOH zoos at| chicago
losing - Co s, Steven sand White
niLchm..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
TIP WRIGHT THINKS
S100.0O0,O0O IS
COST OF FIGHT
Enumerates Various TENS OF
Enormous Expenditure Attendant
on the Jefries-Jchnson Engage
meat July
Purse for Which the Men Battle
Only a Diminutive Part OF the
Whole Amount, He Says.
az TIP WRIGHT.

How much moGey viii change hands
as the result of the Jeffres-Johuson
battle?
No man can say. hut it's a fair bet
that if You or | could keep cases ON
ali the money expended directly aud
indirectly. We would find Sl00.00O,V00
al the emf OF the railbow.
Sounds foolish. doesn't H.?
Just read some facts and deductions.
Begin with the purse of 100000. IL
is estimated by meE accustomed 70
such things. that the crowd az Emery
VILE July Will number from $4,000
To 100000. Hotel bills. railway fares
street cars. automobiles, carriages.
the ordinary living expense of men
who can afford Ii attend Ihe -hghL-- N-II
amount TO SO 600 200 at least-an aver
nge of $50 a head
It's cinch tha s50o0,0oo VIII
change hands in bets. The day the
fight Is held the press associations.
every gre2, newsrai ~. ana ma-aLiA"s.
viii have men a, the riugslde
Newspapers Pay High
These men VIII hasn Worldwide
elaborate bulletins and hundreds cl
thousands oil NorUs Of descriptive
: ntcries Hundreds of operators "iA
be employed TO trans init 'hc news. An.
other s5OD0.000 viii scarce cover Tie
reporting the battle 10 the world
The gate receipts Will amount ta
s1,250,000 and possibly more. The
present plan coutemplates eularEins
the proposed arena Seats viii sell
from s. tu $50.
Then ,herc are the pennies and
nickels of the millions who vii. not
be al the ringside We have 900o0,1 Go
people i'm this country At least -
per cent will spend from TO cents
for extras. In England. Australia,
France, Canada and Germany millions
more will do the same. Two million
dollars is not TOO much TO expect al
return from papers
The greatest money coaXer will be
the moving pictures. The tNst am
The independents are bidding for the
right TO take the pictures OF the fight
One offer of S20o.o00 and a percentage
proposition involving even more money
is said to have been made 10 the hsht
ers for this privilege.
Moving Pictures, Too.
The usual course Of the moving PIC
ture people is TO charge from 30 cents
90 81 for the first productions IN each
city. These prices prevail while DuSi-
ness is good Then the prices are cut
and distributed among the small thea
tiers The Nelson-Britt pictures nettsd
$500 600 In this country alone They
made $2,100,000 out OF the CorDett-
Fitzsimmons pictures
II is reasonable 20 believe that III
this country 300UO0U0 will pay 10 see
the pictures Of the Jefries-Johnson
fight. In the rest OF the world l0,OO0'
coo will sse the pictures for interest
is as great in Europe and Australia
! as il is in this country.
The moving picture men expect 10
make $50 100000 ont of these pictures.
Counting the cost % theatcrs where
the pictures are shown. the money in-
vested in staging the fight the car
fare Of theater audiences everywhere.
and remembering that the pictures wiz
be shown for year or more after the
aght. II u not hard 10 imagine TN"
srending Of 500 100000, is it2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

The management of the North End
Kennel clubs show. 20 be given next
week ar FaJcr's hall, announces the
addition OF q new class for the show
This VIII De- for pin bull terriers-9n
exceedingly popular breed In Detroit
and the innovation Is expected Ia
result iu some interesting competition
IL is q frequent winner I'm the bull
terrier classes Entries are still COM
iua IN rapidly a Rice & Passmore' g.
The lists close definitely Saturday
night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
KnNfer Mon.t ca,eh.

Manage NcNeer uas finally dccid.
cd not Co make catcher out of Wade
kHuor Tho Washington mentor has
been considering the matter Tor some
time pass. bar finally determined o.
Jet tho ga luHplGvr and oude.Ieg re-
tain his Prowess iu bis fa,ortr posi-
tons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
AWARDS FOR FIRST HOMER.
Pair Of Trousers Heads the List and
Gives An incentive.

Proffors Of lingerie. clothing cigars
and other trappings for the Tiger
who makes the first home run OF tn"
year o. Bcnnct park have not been
forthcoming with any great rapidity
this year, hut may be expected short.
~ As II u.s.. however there are a
couple Of very possible incentives 20
The effort az the bat
The ciEar manufacturing firm Of "
and !. Mazer. reueWs It's annual Offer
OF box Of smokes TO any Tiger win
perfect record al the bat ia any
game Of the year
Leith & Young taiIors in The
Bovlcs building viii equip any Tiger
making The drst home run ne Bennett
park. with a pair OF trousers Mos
az the boys smotc and dii of them
wear trousers. so The competition
may 0e considered fairly promising.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Versatile Kid.

The Redsox Worcester recruit. Hugh
Bradley. is eager 90 remain In the 0ia
league and, feeling that he has a very
roor chance OF playing first for B0s
ton. be has turned his attention u
catching.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
crioos Rooked For Second.

Manager OConncr now seems thor
oughly pleased with Catcher Allen.
the rangy Enid recruit. whose WORK
behind the bat has been one OF the fea-
lures OF the Browns training season.
Aliens success will enable Manager
O'Connor 10 return Griggs 10 second
base
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
HEART
10
HEART
Nth the
Sporting
Editor.

When man has alloBed his lie
i0l the good things under which the
dinner table grians to get the best
- OF him for several
,,,tT> years and then. IA
JoLIIE> stern determine
lils HO>s. ton. starts ON a
n----a series OF abstem''
Gus Twins whica, coupled with hard
physical exercise gels him down 10 the
tt4cai dimensions experience has
proven puts him In the very pink u
trim. he has quiet little laugh com
lLg az the expense OF those who nave
formerly made him vince by their
comments regarding his adipose tissue
pleasure O, this sort has been vouch
saled George Mulliu in large Quanu'
ties during the past year
In the old days people used 10 use
George a target at which 10 shoot
hoary iests In which alleged alder
manic ambitions often figured. George
Iook IL an good-naturedly as is MS
wont and usually managed 10 rake mp
some personality which kept up his
end OF the argument
But now the time has come 10 hand
o.er few singers himself.
IN the old days one OF the most IN
Isistcuty SoHcirous regarding George
was his employer President Frank j.
Navin, of be Detroit baseball club,
Mr NaTn. in the early days II
which he went aTagnatlng, was IN
Chned to the attcuUated and admitted
hnnself a victim OF dyspepsia When
the Tigers got 90 winning pennauJs.
however. Mr. Nayiu began 10 "fesn
nm" He became 2o0-pounder in 1908
ttrii r-fffrr- Increased that
figure some Nayus thinnest years
were Mullins latest. and in those
DAYS the ceuial BOSS would look al big
George oger his spectacles and shake
counsel hc also donated for the pitcher
10 carry away from conferences Pcf-
lbs this was wtat eventually aid the
business AZ amy rate Mu.Eu trained
Gown a year ago ana reported in me
ape He spoke few words Of eau
deu 90 Mr. Nay.n when the team ar
spring tn pitcher II even lighter thah
soar ago Aud the magnate has
kept Ou growing
'igDtflE ADl tt COOKING ANt. " Us
Jr. NavWs comment. when Muffin
Grouped IN ar the oHce Yesterday
pIcl Tie pitcher But regret 10 see
YOU re- getlu- bigger every winter
Ten YOU Frank youI have 20 go
with us on next YEAR training trip or
Fnu9I be rs bic aa Ban Johnson. /
don't hardly see roW you can do your
work. with AN tLat
So saying The big pltc' poked his
ruis and shook his head
The m9guate grinueG az the way
ised George he'd go. busy right away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Y M. |. eaneuets be- &c.

The second annual Y VI. / basket
ball smoker and lunch viii be held az
the Young Mems Institute club rooms
46 Grand River-ave.. corner Wash
inaton boulevard. ON Monday evening
April is. at S d. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14

GEERS HAS A WHOLE
PLATOON OF CAVALRY

The trotters in Geers' stable
are; Dude ,Archdalt. Ormonde,
High Drift conn Millerton. Miss
pr0Jhew. Sadie Grattan./ Ben
Z dQcna, Anvil. Orlcan. 2<l6 ~
Kidd McGregor. 2:1il-i. Lady
Willow, 2:24li Fuzz Johnson.
2:l61f. Atanell, 2:l61-i.
Bon Ami, Orlena, 2;17 Il.
Helena. 10 Ia. Dcmercsi
EOS IA. + IN pus Fueit,
2.07 Il: Mr. Raiium. 2;l5l-4,
Mochester. 2,10li, Louis
Wilson ca 2:l3 IA, time rec
ora, The Harvester > .O6 81.
and Pullman Thorne. The pac-
ers are The Able. patcheuline.
Highball. Adele Ross. The Grcat
Surprise. McQuitty, Lady
Francis. McKinnie Coast, An
geliue Direct, Dixie Lou. Direct
Hal Jr, 2:l41-i Halle Direct,
209 "a, Walter W, > 0G; Wal
ter Direct , % 81. and Baron
Grattan. 2:0S &
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Lefthanded compliment.

Manager O'Connor. of 81. Louis.
thinks SO Well of the form shown by
Harry Howell this spring that ne has
about decided To make him scout.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Vale CAPTAIN RESIGNS.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April IL
Captain Steve Philbin, OF the Yale
baseball nine, today announced his
resignation owing 10 an injury 10 his
ankle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
crinnles His Pitcher.

Jim Mcclure SAYS no Nap pitcher
shall use splitter Heinie Berger 8
due for the minors without the saii'
vary slants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-14
Mr.. Morrow. please WrIte.

Providing thar they have n cat her
sober CINCINNATI expects 10 opon the
season THUIIa.