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The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Greenville-Green z: Anderson,
At Charlotte-Charlotte. /; Spartanburg. 5 Sec
ond game-CharlOtte. l Spartanburg >
At Winston-Salem - Winston-Salen. 5; Greens
borO 2
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04

huns-Canppeu, wagner. lNo-ua- MT MllIeI-
Thrse-hase hit--McLean. Stolen base-Bescher. Sac
riicc hits-Adans o.. Bases ON tans-Of Adams.
2 Hit by pitcheT-By Burns, !. Struck out-By
Burns s. by Adams 2 Left on bases-Cincinnati.
6; Pttsburg. s Umpires-MessTs. Rigler and EmslIs
Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04

-haItsel DATED for Barry in eighth.
fHOuser batted Tor Thomas IN eighth
Washington. Il Il % o. O. o. l. % ks
Philadelphia. ...... Il % % % % % o. % Oo-1
Earned runs-Washington. >. First base
by errors-Philadelph.a, l. Left on bases
Washington. ?: Philadelphia, p First base
on balls-Or Krause, J. Innings pitched
By Bender. 3: by Krause. 4; by Dygert. l.
Hits made-Om Bender. 4: OF Krause, 4.
Struck out-By Johnson. s; by Bender, /:
by Krause. J. Three-base hlts-Unglaub.
Elberfeld. Two-base hit-LOrd Sacri-
fee hit-McBride. Stolen bases-Davis.
Milan. Hit by pitcher-By Dygert MI
LAM. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and Col
litOwer. Time Of game-1 hour and 80
minutes. Attendance-6.02S
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

A. Meridian-MeTidiRn. ?; Yasoo City. (
At JacksOn-7Jacksou. 10; Greenwood. Z
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
BROWNS ARE SLAUGHTERED.
Maps HIT Lake for Fifteen Hits IN
six Innings

Cleveland, Sept. S-Cleveland. p; st.
Louis. 4; was the tale OF to-day's game.
the Maps hitting Lake for fifteen hits
and ten runs In six innings, getting the
other two of Criss. Kaler pitched good
ball with the exception Of the seventh.
when ST. Louis got to him for four runs.
Cccro-
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
TENNIS MATCHES ON
Washington Cracks to Play
Norfolk Team.
WILL ARRIVE TODAY

The Doyle Brothers, the Southern
Doubles Champions, VIII Represent
the Local Team in the Singles.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Rack
eters Have Already Been Defeated.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At PrvTidence-PTovidence 2: Jersey City. L
At BufalO-BuGalo, ?; Rochester. l
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04

back with three more. winning the game
Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit, 4; ChIchgO, 2.
Cleveland, IL; st. Louis, 4.
New YOrk-BOstOn-Rain
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago Mt Detroit.
Cleveland at Sc. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.

All games to date.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
BABE ADAMS HOLDS
CINCIN Natl SAFE
Wilson, Miller, and Wagner
Too Much for Reds.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

2, Cincinnati, o.
PhiIadelphia-New YOrk-Rain.
First gsme)
New York, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
(Second game.)
Boston, .; Brooklyn, 9.
ChicaEO-St. LOuis-Rain.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04

Leaving behind Walter Johnson, doc"
Reisllng. Meyer. and Henry. Manager
McAleer viii board the o'clock train
with his team tonight for Boston. where
two games are to be played on Labor
Day. Walker and Gray will do the twirI-
ing. with Groom and Otey held in reserve.
We have hopes OF an even break. but.
remembering the last trip. when the Red
Sox captured five straight, We are only
talking in q whisper.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-04
Johnson whitfield the side in the eight

Milan dumped a roller toward first in
he sixth that neither Krause nor Davis
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
EUROPEANS KICK
ON OLYMPIC PLAN
They Don't Want To Go To Cleve-
land Because 1t Costs
So Much.

PARIS, Dec. 17.-Tremondous OPP
position will be made TO holding the
Olympic games in Cleveland in 1916
by England and the continental coun-
tries. according 10 A. De Stuyger. gen.
eral secretary of the International
Committee OF the Olympic games. In
all interview with the United Press
today he said:
There will certainly be strong OPP
position to holding the games in Cleve-
land or any other American city. Italy.
Russia, Germany and Austria have
been after the 1916 games for months.
None of these countries has ever en-
tertained an Olympic meet. while Am
erica had the games in 1904.
Furthermore, European athletes
could hardly be induced TO make the
long trip 10 Cleveland and the games,
in case they were held there, could be
largely a repetition of 1904, when
America won nearly everything
Excelsior, a Paris daily. is also
against holding the games in Amer
lea for the reason that Europeans are
not financially able TO send strong
teams to America.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Fly Cop Patrols
Avenue in Auto

Yuletide scorchers who have been
losing" the members of the Detroit
police departments traffic squad since
the snow made travel at high speeds
impractical and dangerous for the of
ficers' motorcycles, will find it profit
able to change their tactics.
Woodward-ave. is now patrolled by
a fly-cop In an automobile.
President Walter E. Flanders of the
EMF Company noted Sergt. Staples
OF the ''nying squadron" making des-
perate but futile attempt TO overhaul
a speeding motorist yesterday. he
communicated Immediately with Pc
lice Commissioner Croul to whom he
offered the use, during the winter, OF
a 1911 model, Flanders 40" Roadster.
The offer was accepted and the car
delivered to the police department to-
day. The car carries no distinguish
ing marks and the prevalence or It's
kind on the streets of Detroit VIII
make Identification difficult.
The police department has agreed
TO secure accurate data on mileage,
fuel consumption and speeds, during
the winter. The prolonged test and
the high speeds at which the car Will
travel at its work will AFFORD the
EMF Company's engineers interest
ing data, IL is believed-data which
the local speed laws which the com
pany's testers carefully observe, make
impossible OF attainment through the
regular channels.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17

OF the Y five materially. Bourne used
To play guard. but after being shifted
to the other end OF the lineup develop
ed into a much better player. This
game Will be at the Detroit Y gym.
The Spaldings make their first APP
pearance of the season this evening
against the strong Toledo Blades OF
Toledo. o. The Blades come with
reputation for speed and cleverness,
while the Spaldings have recruited q
strong squad. The Spaldings have the
benefit OF six weeks hard training and
are in as good condition as is pos
sible for team to be.
Manager Richard Jackson OF the
Spaldings today completed arrange
ments for a second game in Toronto.
His team already was booked TO meet
the Central Y there Dec. 20. He will
play the West Side Y at Toronto Dec.
IS. II possible third contest will
be arranged on this trip. Toronto has
very speedy aggregation SO the per.
Torrance Of the Spaldings In the Ca
madam city will be watched with In
terest as IL will give good line on
their ability.
The Spaldings' contest with Toledo
takes place this evening at the Frank
lin settlement and play will start al
S:15. Coach Frye OF University
school will act as referee.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
CAD|lLACS GET
ONE SMALL GAME
They Slow Up Fast-Going Burroughs
Little In Manufacturing
League.
MFG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Pop" Helwig's Adders nearly won
three more last Thursday evening.
but the Cadillac motor boys slipped
one over on them. The way the Bur
roughs have been going, makes 1t
mentionable for any of the other
manufacturers teams TO squeeze u
measley game from them. This
would not have happened at that II
II had not been for Grip" MacRob-
ert the Burroughs balance man.
Hook Pfister was their big noise
with PIP average.
The scores in general We're very
good this week, as only four out OF
the twenty-four games were below
the 500 mark Huns speed merchants
won three fro mthe McCords, bring
ing them within hailing distance OF
the Adders, while Gunderson's Rub
Der makers ran away with three from
the Chicago Pneumatics. The cellar
champs made good bid for their
part but Demon" kaisch's Erie boys
rounded into form the last two games
and won them without trouble
The weeks 200 artists were: Buny
Bales, PIP: Kennedy, 202 Miller,
234; Bill Mcdonald, 210: Erie
Schultz. 211, 255; Grip MacRobert,
223; Pfister. 2lS, 223; Fitzpatrick,
222; Millspaugh. 209; Nudge" Cape,
233; Huff. 203; Jack Pitlock. 200 and
Tiny" Gunderson, PIP.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17

\ a The Wolverine Athletic clubs open
1ng show at Light Guard armory Fri
tday night was everything the pro-
moters said it would be. A good crowd
naw four fast wrestling bouts and
went home happy. The Wolverine
club will stage some more shows THIS
winter, bringing Hackenschmidt or
I Zbyszko here for the next entertain
ment.
The principal bout Friday night was
between Ernest Fenby and Henry
Ordeman, the latter OF Minneapolis.
One good look at this Ordeman in ac'
ton Is enough TO convince the locker
That Frank Gotch knew his business
when he said Ordeman was the best
wrestler in America. He disposed OF
Fenby inside OF seven minutes. The
big Michigan farmer loomed up like
q house, yet he fell under the crush
ing holds of Ordeman as child tum-
bles down a house of play blocks.
Ordeman did not delay nor stall,
but went after his man as soon as
they entered the ring. Very promptly
he slammed Fenby to the mat and
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
JOHNSON READY
TO FIGHT AGAIN
Champion Heavyweight Receives
Offer From Pittsburg Club and
Will Accept 1t.

~ CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-One announce
rnent that all that was needed to
bring on a fight was little money
and another that there would be moth
Ing doing in the fight line until q
little more was learned OF the game
came from Chicago's colony Of scrap
pers today.
"A Jack Johnson, heavyweight cham
Dion. said he was willing to meet any
az the heavies in limited round bouts
provided the proper inducements are
offered This followed the receipt OF
a Telegram from Pittsburg club oner
ing Johnson a six-round bout with an
'.Unknown" to be picked by the ciuo
Johnson said he was in good shape
and willing to start in such bout
He will second his sparrfng partner
Walter Monaghan. during his night
with Kid Cotton in Pittsburg next
Tuesday and will probably complete
arrangements for the proposed fight
at that time.
Tommy Ryan, acting as manager for
Con. O'Kelly, one of the White hopes
has been after Joe Choynski. who Is
handling Miles Mcleod, for match.
Choynski, however, is nursing his
sHope' and declared he would not
hermit Mcleod to fight until he knows
more about Ii.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
EDITED BY
HARRY NELLY
Basketball Initial
Game is on Tonight

Another basketball team will pry
of the lid on Monday evening when
the Detroit Y. NJ. G. A. meets the Lans-
ing Y five. Detroit has stronger
lineup than ever before and Manager
Harfst is confident his team will be
there or Whereabouts when the city
championship is passed out next
spring.
wards Monday night, Branston, cen
ter; Wilson and c. Johnson guards.
Johnson was out OF the game last
year. but is showing better form since
his return. He is credited with being
one of the best guards in the city and
his return has added TO the strength
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
NEVER MIND, HUSK WILL
BE ON DECK IN APRIL

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-There are
persistent rumors in the wake OF the
National league meeting that Frank
Chance will play first base no longer
for the Chicago Cubs. These rumors
were given considerable credence to.
day by the announcement that Presi-
dent Murphy, OF the Cubs. had refused
TO waive on First Baseman Jack
Flynn OF the Pirates.
II is understood, however, that
Flynn will not 60 to Chicago. Fred
Clarke probably withdrawing the
waiver. Murphy's action, however
shows that he Is after a first baseman
to supplant the great Chance, whose
playing days are believed TO be mum
bered.
Jimmy Archer. the Cubs catcher
has played the position quite we'll and
he may At In for Chance next season
allowing Chance TO direct the game
from the bench.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Frozen Yarns For
The Baseball Fan

When Jimmy Collins was plotting
the Boston team 10 pennants some
one remarked TO Hobe Ferris one
day Collins must be a fine fellow
to work for"
How SOP" demanded the hand
some one.
Why. he never calls you fellows
down for dumb plays.
"Oh, he doesn't, eh?" Hobe return
ed. Well, young fellow, some day
when you want to hear a bunch arts
tically dressed down. just get In the
vicinity of the clubhouse after a
couple OF bum plays. Collins doesn't
say anything on the grounds, but
when he gets us alone, wow"
One afternoon when Chicago and
Cleveland were playing, happy boy
had possession OF knot hole through
which he was viewing the game. Nc
Cormick was pitching and when he
famed Bill Sunday the cheers rang
long and loud. They were echoing
when Mike Kelly caught a fast one
on the end of his bat and lifted it
over the fence for home run.
Just at this moment domestic
emerged from the yard of a house
across the street from the ball
ground, carrying large chocolate
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Another Boxer Is
Dangerously Hurt

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. flight.
ing for his life with the same courage
with which he batted to escape a
knockout in the ring, Edward Gard
ner. better known as Kid" a light
weight boxer OF this city, today has
little chance OF winning.
At the Frankford hospital where
Gardner was taken with a fractured
skull, IL was stated today that the in
jured fighter could not recover
John Kahn. who administered the
blow that floored Gardner, is held
without bail to wait the outcome OF
his victims injuries, and Edwin Hol-
land, the referee and proprietor OF the
Nonpareil Athletic club. is under bail
as witness.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
HONEST OPINIONS
LATEST NEWS
Wrestlers Do We'll
In Bouts at ArmOry
MINNESOTA STARS SHOW SOME CLEVER WORK IN
OPENING SHOW PUT ON BY WOLVERINE
ID ATHLETIC CLUB.

without loss OF time struggled for
holds. After the bout Ordeman's only
comment was that he was sorry his
opponent wasn't able to stick longer.
Young Miller OF st. Paul. welter-
weight champion OF the world. showed
lot of skill and speed in his match
with Gene Lawrence. Miller wres-
ties more with his legs and hands.
Lawrence evidently knew that he
could do nothing aggressive against
Miller so he assumed the defensive at
once Miller locked him with good
holds innumerable times but Law
renee wriggled out of most of them to
the intense delight Of the crowd.
The first fall came in 25:3 80 and the
second in s minutes. This bout was
one OF the finest pieces OF scientific
wrestling seen In Detroit in a long
time.
The preliminaries were a draw by
Fred Dane and Young Lemke and a
short bout between Harry Davis and
Bill Bunkelman. Davis won IL In eight
minutes with wrist hold His OPP
ponent would not continue. as he suf-
fered a dislocated wrist.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Spaldings Play
Blades Tonight

The basketball season as far as the
big teams are concerned will be open
ed up Saturday night at the Franklin
gymnasium, on Franklin-st. and st.
Aubin-ave.
Toledo will be first team to try con-
illusions with the Spaldings, and the
game should prove good one as both
teams are evenly matched.
The Toledo team has q little advant-
age, having played four games already
and have won every game.
Ekart has the reputation of being
the best center in Ohio, and with Joe
Roxborough playing center for the
Spaldings, very interesting battle
will be looked for.
This game will be as CLASSY a game
as will be played in Detroit this sea-
son, for the Spalding players are in
first-class condition and will play their
best
Foster Walker is trainer for the
Spaldings and has put his o. X. on the
team and says the boys will win.
The preliminary will be the Duff
field and Karmores, starting at p. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
K. o. BROWN MAY MEET
JARLEM TOMMY MURPHY

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Harlcm
Tommy Murphy's victory last night
over Pal Moore. the Philadelphia
phenom, has placed the New Yorl,
boy among the best lightweights in
the country, and an effort is on foot
today to match him with Knockout
Brown, who is regarded as the best
lightweight in the east.
II Murphy and Brown are match ed.
the winner will probably fight Owen
Moran, the Englishman, the victor in
this fight to take on AID Wolgast for
the championship.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
With Season Half Over Five Have
Good Chance for First
Place.
PONTCHARTRAIN LEAGUE.

The race In the Pontchartraln league
after the first half seems to have ma.
Iowed down 10 five teams. and AZ -four
Of these meet one another In the next
three weeks. big doinSs are apt 10
happen.
That Pontchartrain team ran away
with high total and high team scores
last week. Stoneham. OF the Hurd
team, carried high individual three
games. and single, 631 and 2l6. closely
followed by Cavan, cyl. and lacquer
tlS. All 200 scores follow StonehaTl
246-206, lacquer 0i-2O2-2l2 Cavan 2iC-
80, Renshaw 243. Goudie 2SI. RueRcr
~. Speck 22f. McDougall 30. Law
renee 22l, Leonard 2l6. McFarlane pa.
Higgins 2l3. Todd 2li, Hummer 2lc.
hughes 30, Doe Ferguson 209 Kuhn
20S, Boucher 20j, SchCete 203. Kastler
2u3. Baldwin 2O:, PraigS 202 and Trent
200
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17

The Printers. who heretofore have
been sweeping everything before them.
were downed again Friday night at
the Woodward alleys in the Allied
Printing Trades Bowling tournament.
The Electrotypers gave them the
count of two, out OF three. and bring
ing them within striking range OF
the Stereotypsrs who have been camp
ing on their trail and who are now
only one game behind them.
The Stereotypers. who unnecessarily
did some good bowling against the
Bookbinders. won the three games
without effort
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Columbia VIII Compete.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-With three
victories over college teams already to
it's credit, the Columbia university
basketball team is starting out as
though it intended to retain the cas-
tern collegiate championship. Last
night the Blue and White won from
the Pennsylvania State five. "a TO 1G,
after being apparently hopelessly
beaten in the early stages. Three Df
last seasons championship team are
still with Columbia.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
FIGHT GAME LOOKS BAD
DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Dec. IL
That the fight game In New Orleans
is in the greatest danger is admitted
by sporting men here today following
the action OF Gov. Lambremont in
bringing such pressure to bear on the
promoters OF the fight between Tony
Ross and Jim Barry that the bout was
called off
The fight was scheduled TO next
Sunday but the governor declared he
would use all means necessary TO pre-
vent IT,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
SENECOS MEET D. A. C.
IN HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT

d. A. c. hockey team will play the
Senecas at the d. A. c. rink this eve
ming. Both are members OF the De-
troit Amateur Hockey league, out
this 10 an exhibition contest.
Manager Weinberg OF the d. A c.
rink says the Ice Is in the best pos
sible condition for fast skating. The
game will start at s o'clock and
there will be a skating session at
it's conclusion. The Senecas beat the
Wanderers In the hockey league
opening and have a strong team.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
POOR OLD BROWNS ARE
WORTH BALE OF MONEY

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec. l7.-Robert
Lee Hedges received 100000 for his
interest in the st. Louis Browns base
ball club. according to Charles Sphinx,
owner OF local sporting paper. re-
turning here today from the Amerl.
can League meeting in New York.
Hedges owned sc per cent of the
capital stock of the Browns corpora
ton. On this basis the clubs prop
erty-players. franchise and parks
valued at $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17

cake The ball struck the cake, scat
tering it in a thousand bits.
Who done thot?" demanded the
irate woman. looking around for the
perpetrator OF what she believed TO
be boyish deviltry.
Mike Kelly shouted the excited
boy without taking his eye from the
knot hole.
Is thot 500" demanded the girl,
and then as the thought struck home
she added, and doesn't thot take the
cake"
Sam Thompson, one of the great
artists of swat in the SOS, says Tom
Taggart of Indiana. once pulled off a
cheap trick on him. And after hear
ing it. no one will be surprised at
Taggart's later choice of a profession
backing the French Lick gambling
muses.
Il had gone from Danville to In
danapolis, TO play center field for the
short-lifed Northwestern league
team" says Thompson.
One afternoon, just after the
game, we left the lot supperless, to
catch train. Leaving the bus hur-
ried into a dirty little fly-specked
lunch room and spotted heap of
fried chicken. Taggart, the man of
all work, was behind the counter.
What will you have?" he asked
Couple OF pieces OF fried chick
en-, | answered. tossing quarter on
the counter.
"Taggart picked up the tempting
looking fowl which he took to a con-
cealed counter. A moment later he
handed me a package wrapped in
coarse brown paper, the string tied
in a hard knot. | grabbed it and
rushed for the train
"A few miles out of town, with q
longing for that chicken, | unwrap-
ped the package-and disclosed two
pieces of pigs feet, dripping with
brine"
Earl Moore, by the way, was start
ed on the road to baseball fame by
Charles Radeke OF Buckley, Ill
Moore was working on a farm and
went to work for Radeke for SIS a
month and board.
Radeke says he allowed Moore a
vacation and IL was while in Dayton.
o., that Earl went to game, in
which pitcher was hurt. Moore
volunteered his services and famed
II men, a pursuit he has followed
with success ever since.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
SHORT LENGTHS

The National league season VIII close
about oct IL, thus giving the world 8
series a weeks better chance OF com
ing during decent weather.
Cuba. will come TO Detroit for a weeks
stay next summer They Will play at
Mack PARK Manager Roesink has
just about completed arrangements
The Commercial basketball league
plays it's first games OF the season this
eYcninS at the y. VI q. n. gym.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
Chess Player Is Here.

Frank Marshall. conceded TO be the
leading chess player Of the United
states, will play exhibition matches
with all corners at the Cadillac hotel
this evening. He will play any num-
Der of opponents at once. He is &C
companied by Mr.. Banks, champion
checker player. Those who wish to
play are requested to bring boards
and men.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-17
WITH THE
SPORTING
EDITOR

The management of the Wolverine
club already has started negotiations
for a match here between Zbyszko
and Ordeman and II 1t can be arrang-
ed the fans OF Detroit will have "A
chance TO see grand bout. The Pole
was here last winter and pleased,
while Ordeman made a lot Of friends
by his work last night. II is possible
that DR.. Roller, the Seattle physician,
who cast aside the pill bottle for the
mat. may be seen here. II the VOL
VERNE club maintains the high stand
ards set Friday the wrestling fans
will be happy.
No particular civil war threatens
the Detroit Amateur Hockey league,
reports to the con-
trary notwithstand- Hockey League
ing. A protest
even hasn't been 10 In
, filed I'm the Bill
ings matter. That No Danger.
player, is seems,
| signed with two teams, the Ironclads
and Mack Parks. His contract with
the lronclads Is dated Dec. Z, with
| ehc "ioSh II hihb DtC. o. NSltu6T TEAM
has filed protest In writing with the
secretary Of the league. As the mat.
ter stands now Billings will be allow.
ed TO play with the Ironclads until
the Mack Parks make protest and the
matter can be adjusted In no even,
will protest OF the Mack Parks after
the Ironclads have played be consid
cred in the results of that team
games. Both sides have ample tim,
for getting in kicks In writing prior L
that time
The hockey league is furnishing tn,
folks at the Arena with lot of goo'
sport and the players themselve
seem happy over having a good plac,
to play. Dr. Curran. who has dom
more for hockey than any man i'm tn
city, said after the game recently II
which his team beat the Mack Parks
The Detroit Amateur Hockey League
is a great thing for the men who lik'
the Canadian game and we are ar!
pleased that the league was formsj.
The ID. 4. 4. and senecas hockey
teams will pisv this evening at the u
A G.. rink