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The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
Detroit JUROR Crew Loses.

ST. GATHERINGS, Out, Aug. e.
The Detroit junior eight gave the To
ronto Argonaut crew good chase for
their money In the last race Of FRI
day. The two crews raced all the way
and the Toronto boat nosed In a few
inches ahead. G. Sheriff and r. Sher-
IN, OF the Toronto Argonauts. and w.
Ward and w. O'Connor, Of the Toronto
Dons. ran away from both Detroit and
Grand Rapids junior doubles.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
ketchel Trains Hard.

NEW YORK. Aug STANLEY Ket-
chel In training hard for his bout with
Bill Lang. the Australian. at the Fair.
mont Athletic club Friday night. Ket.
chel expects 10 enter the ring weigh.
ing close TO 100 pounds and declares
he will be in perfect condition. II
Ketchel does go In At 100. he will have
10 ooncede rs pounds to Lang, who
expects to weigh about 1856.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
peImonts Take Trip.

The Delmonts, one of the fastest
teams in the city, will leave on a state
trip Monday. visiting Hastings. Eaton
Rapids. Grand Rapids. Muskegon,
Troy, Jackson and Ann Arbor. They
will leave Monday morning at 8
O'Clock. fremont and Reynolds, Brady.
call Ridge 16S9.R regarding taking
trip Ask for Norman.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
TROLLEY LEAGUE.
Saturday Cameo.

Northwestern VS.. o. X. at Papke's
Park
wyandotte VS.. Spaldings at Wyan-
dotte.
Mt. Clemens vs. Athletics at Mt.
Clemens
sunday Games.
Mt Clemens VS.. Wyandotte at Mt
Clemens.
Northwestern VS.. Athletics at Papke's
windsor VS.. q. ks at Shaefer Park.
Pontiac VS.. Spaldings, at Pontiac.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
sunday Game
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE.
Standing.
Saturday Schedule.

Northway Mfg. Co. vs.. Burroughs Re-
serves. Burroughs grounds. 1:15 D. IN.
sharp. ire-Messerschmidt; scorer.
Bischon.
Roberts Brass Mfg. Co. VS.. Kelsey
wheel Co. Schaefer's grounds, p.
m. Umpire--McNeil: scorer, Niepoth
McCord Mfg, Co. va. Hayes Mfg. Co,
Timken grounds, Fort and Waterman,
y. IN. Umpire-Ten Eyck; scorer,
Jones.
Timken-Detroit Axle Co. and Gear
Grinding Co. postponed to Saturday
AnH
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
SHORT LENGTHS

Hey Ty. better get back I'm the game
iris Speaker made six hits yesterday.
.
Gay Todd. two-yenr-oId trotting ally.
has been sold by Fred L. Lee. of
Sprir gfield, TO III. L. Bowles, of Detroit.
Eddie Mullen OF this city, has been
engaged as an umpire TN the south
Michigan league.
The New York Americans have
Aught Shortst0p Priest from Danviiie.
ValThe Cardinals wanted him.
There will he No more runnfnE races
in New York state after Aug. 81
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
,,..ou,c League SATURDAY.

Kliwinning vs.. Corinthian. Virginia
and ThIrd-aves.. S:3O p. IVA. Umpire
Jordan: scorer, Behrendt.
Union vs.. Ashlar. woodward and
Kahi: scorer. Bischoff.
Detroit vs. Zion, Anspaugh and w.
Jefferson ayes. 3:3o p. IN. Umpire.
Redmond.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
THREE BIG
SLUG GERS
WHITE S0x RIOTERS ASK
DOC WHITE FOR MANAGER
Dig Petition In Red Ink Being Pre-
parared For Comiskey.

CHICAGO, Aug. GA petition is be-
ing circulated today by the Jones
Club composed OF White Sox rooters.
boosting Doc White, the pitcher, for
manager OF the club. II is a red ink
petition. too. designed to impress on
President Comiskey that a change in
management would delight the rooters
and bring the ex.pennant-winners back
into the game.
II also conveys the information that
Fielder Jones can be secured IL a rea.
sonable proposition is made. The doc
ument will be presented to Comiskey
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
kiiIIan IL Holding Out.

Edward Killian, former Tiger
pitcher sold to Toronto of the Eastern
league. is still in the city and refuses
TO report TO his new club. Killian
was given the salary he demanded
from Toronto. but balks at leaving
the big league.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

and Donovan marked up. McIntvrs
varied the program by striking ont.
Samuel Crawford, disguised with
his failure to hit the first time. i'm
proved his second opportunity IN this
inning by whaling the ball against the
right-feld bleachers for a home run
This brought the total counts up To
nine, where they stuck.
In the sixth Knight deposited :
homer In the left-feld bleachers. In
the eight Hemphill walked. knight
singled to left. Crees fly to Crawford
gave Hemphill third base. Chase
singled, scoring Hemphiil. Laporte
singled and the bases were full
Schmidt threw widely to second 70
nip Chase on the bag and knight
counted. That was all.
Bill Donovan pitched a steady game
and put on the pressure when the oc.
casion demanded. Fisher. who sue
ceeded Ford In the fifth inning. did
very well. He is only younRster.
but managed TO keep the Tigers away
from the plate.
Davy Jones spiked Gardner sliding
to second In the first inning and he
was replaced by Laporte.
L.ht,e; Who had a fry-cut with Ne
troit. pitched three-hit game for
Rochester against Newark OF the East
ern league, Friday. Lee, for Newark
did equally well. Lee pitched the Sec
ond game OF double-header against
Rochester and allowed that club but
n
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

Two-base hit--MitcheiI. Home runs
Crawford knight. Hits--On Ford. 7
in 4 innings; on Fisher, 4 In 4. At bat
Against Ford 10. Fisher IL. Sacrifice
HIT. Jones Stolen bases--p. Jones
?. Mcintyre. Moriarty, Daniels Q, Gard
ner Left on bases--Detroit 3. New
York 6. First base on balis--By Dono-
van 2. by Ford 4. by Fisher l. baik-
Ford. Time--i:5s Lough-
lin and Egan-
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
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swim or lose two. even break. gives
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ass
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

Business-iike Pripsins. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Prtnting Co., IL
John R.-st. Main 1t9a, or City sass
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

Busisess-iiKe Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat xiii that
looks right. Tfmts Printing Co.. 10
John R.-st. Main 149s. or City 33sa
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

Yesterdays Results.
*Cincinnat 60, Boston az
n New York 10, Chica go 4. .As
3 Phillics 2. Pittsburg l.
F'lear% $3.50 e,s+es
Todny's Games.
u Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Isl. Louis at New York
chicago at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Hesferday,s Results.
Detroit d, New York 6.
Boston 7-s. Cleveland 2-3.
%Chicago 3, Washington 2.
5Athletics .. st. Louis s.
4. Today's Cameo.
Il New York al Detroit
& Boston at Cleveland 1.-TWO games).
xWashinRton at Chicago.
AthIetics at ST. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

Ioea's '''''''V ''V'V o'''
sTeam average.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-06

Jack Johnson has been arrested
again in New York for violating the
auto ordinance. Item.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
ATHLETIC NEWS SECTION
Hearst Wins Basket Ball Game
BY BERT LEO

The Hearst girls won their fourth
straight game Thursday May 5. Their
victims on this occasion were the Hor-
ace Mann girls. The game was not
what might be called a scientific ex-
hibition, as fouls were plentiful with
both sides, the Hearst players leading
with record Of II fouls.
Horace Mann made the first score on
a foul by one OF the opposing guards,
and following up with an additional
three points, quilted the field at the
end of the first half on the long end
of to 2 score. In the second half,
however the Fillmore street players
took brace, scoring IL points. to
of their opponents, giving them the
victory by the score of 13 to II. The
game was played upon the courts Of
the Horace Mann school,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Washington Defeats Spring
Valley
ny GUIDO FERRocGIARO

The Washington grammar school de-
feated the Spring Valley grammar
school by score OF 10 to Saturday,
May z, out on the Presidio baseball
grounds. The game was witnessed
by over zoo rooters from both schools
The Washington grammar had a great
roofing section. including some of their
boy friends from the Hancock. The
game would have been a shutout if it
had not been for the errors made
in center field by John Demartini. Our
pitcher, who came from San Rafael
after taking a vacation of one week.
showed some fine pitching. He never
walked one man during the whole
game. He also had good control, but
was given bad support. The features
of the game were the two home runs.
The Spring Valley had the Washing
tons at a score of to 2 in the fourth
inning, when the Washingtons woke
UP from a long sleep and batted
their pitcher out of the box. The boys
of the Washington school expect to
win the next game from the John
SWEET school very easily
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
OAKLAND ATHLETIC REPORTS
Grant School Defeats Lincoln
BY ARTHUR LAvEIRA

The Grant school took the Lincoln
school into camp Saturday, May z, by
score of Ia to z.
The features of the game were the
batteries, f. Bartrano and b. Mcdonald
Bartram pitched good ball until the
seventh inning, when he was seized
with that tired feeling
Shortstop Kirby Hunt lifted the ball
over center fields head, putting home
run to our score.
One of our good players, w. McKim.
sprained his two hands in the morning,
which crippled us considerably. The
lineup was as follows:
Judson, first base; Gillick. second
base; K. Hunt. shortstop (captain);
Kennedy, third base; d. Badgley, center
field; Louie Careys left field; Jordan,
right field; Bartram, pitcher; Mcdonald,
catcher.
Kirby Hunt is one Of the crack run
ners entered in the coming field day
exercises, and as he carried off many
of the honors last year, the Grant
school expects great things of him
this year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Athletic Department S. r. G. S.
ny LEONARD KNITTED

on Friday, April 20, the baseball team
Of San Rafael grammar school won an
other game from the Mill Valley gram
mar school. The score was III to TO-
The San Rafael team got two runs In
the first inning, but in the fifth inning
Mill Valley was ahead by score OF
Z to 3. In the sixth inning the score
was to s, still in Mill Valleys favor.
In the seventh inning Mill Valley was
ahead, 10 to 8, but in the eighth inning
the score was IL to 10 in San RafaePs
favor In the beginning OF the ninth
Mill Valley did not score, and as San
Rafael was ahead they did not take
their last lieks.
During the game De Lisle, the
catcher for San Rafael. was hit on the
finger by foul ball This injury ne
cessitated a new catcher being put in.
while the old catcher was taken to the
hospital to have the wound dressed
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

the record for the running high jump,
having gone A feet IL inches.
San Rafael grammar probably has
the most uniform team OF all the
grammar schools in Marin county,
having gotten most of the second and
third places and some firsts. She
showed up well in the relay, our
heavy weight runner, Clayton Stock
ing, coming in second.
The cup is now at Kentfield being
engraved. We are justly proud Of our
track team. and we have as husky
team as any school could wish.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
San Rafael Grammar School
Wins the Southern Marin
County Meet
BY LAToN V. DUFFY

Saturday April 80 1910, the southern
Marin county meet was held at Kent
field. The schools that entered were
Sausalito, Mill Valley Corte MADEIRA,
San Anselmo and San Rafael. The events
that were held were the so yard dash,
100 yard dash, rs yard dash, 220 relay,
broad jump and high jump.
San Rafael won the meet by about 10
points. The races were separated by
having boys running first that weighed
over 95 pounds, and then the boys who
weighed under 95 pounds. There were
three boys for 100, three for the so,
three for the high jump. three for the
broad jump and three for the rs yards
The high jump was won by Wilfred
Mckee, Hitchcock high school, and Ia
malpais high school had the high jump
only jumping five feet, while Wilfred
Mckee jumped A feet 10 inches-only
two inches from the high schools.
Clayton Stocking won more points
than any other boy in the track team.
He won the so yard dash, came in sec
sond in the relay, second in the 100 and
second in the broad jump. 1t all de-
pended on him to win, because he was
over 95 pounds and was the only fast
runner.
William Scott. who weighs under 95
pounds, did his best for his class. He
won the broad jump by jumping / 3 feet
3 inches. He also won the so yard dash
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

Wilfred Mckee. San Rafaels stai
high jumper, carried off the honors
with ease for that event. Mckee holds
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

The score was:
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Activity at the Bergerot
nY w. +. GLAvIGAN

The season for basket ball being
closed, the Bergerot pupils are finding
exciting exercise in the always favor
ite handball many of the girls and
boys being experts at the game.
The suggestion of Mr.. Ward of Aus
tralia that girls be admitted to the
running and baseball games. seems to
meet with favor among the Bergerot
girls, though some good judges think
it not advisable.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Sacred Heart ParOchial School

The Sacred Heart baseball team. the
champions of Alameda county, B divi-
sion, are a great team, sturdy, energetic
and confident. 1t is a case of never
say die" with them The lineup is as
follows:
Captain H. Higgins, r. O'Connor, B.
Walsh, C. McCormac, H. Zerrell, E. Cav
anaugh, l.. Turner, G.. Young, E. Cavag-
nero. Substitutes-R O'Farrell, j.
Borgerding.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Marin County Baseball
LEON sIGARD

One of the best baseball games ever
witnessed by a crowd of fans was
played recently between San Rafael and
Mill Valley grammar schools. San Ra-
fael winning by close score, IL TO 10.
The standing of the teams is as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Team
Track Meet at Marin County
Stadium
ny KARL }. PRIDE

The track meet at the Kentheld
stadium was very interesting and ex-
citing from start TO finish. San RafaeI
carried off the silver cup awarded BY
a lead of 10 points.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

There were about 1000 or 1000 peo-
pie who attended the meet, because
there were other events between high
schools of southern Marin county and
because it was to celebrate May day.
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THE DARLINGTON.

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Inquire SWARTZEIL. RHEEM HENSEY
Co.. T2I 18TH 81. nv. oc61ot
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IPSON & co. 1883 F NV.
1870 L ne, Or, b. 300
Store. 1926 III ne.15.OO
| COLORED TENANTS.
$40 18th he. ST. b.1S.OO
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321 Va av Sc. col'd22. 80
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oc1290t. 20
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rented for $3.50 per month. Price, 81. $50.
a ct
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