The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18

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~ poops Ocms o. the the fence)
Time Etc Ono hundred parks Of the same
capacity a Shibe park could not
the persons who watched score boards and
the megaphoned game other parts Of the
you imagine sight would presented ell those who
n1Esstsd in this ball game iauned into parks
~ fur ourselves would like the popcorn privilege
11szs denying baseball Is the national sport
e Is no denying that is accepted sport
z6s hesn kept
fine testimonial to the American American sporting
~ that it IS the national game
>f1n1elpha yesterday
him and reflect over some
his league few days it should have had that enec
Nc The IN his league closed with scandal
Two players the league Cobb Of Detroit and La OF Cleveland
neck and neck in the race for the batting automobile
~ y vent with them.
players Cobb quit entirely two days before the season
"a than subject his pitching
rajoie remained game handed in the last
and St. Louis that returned him the winner
I ~ honors and the in unofficial figures
enough and cloud dark enough upon the name "
[otau for the closing of
1ut th subsequent events IN THE PRESIDENT
THE LEAGUE only served to ADD SCANDAL
v Ixssident johnson investigation
ne future game conduct investigation
game DID NOT demand the WITHDRAWING OF Inc
XIV parties marking Of any ONE the scapegoat
ohnson has failed by bad those St. Louis
esmes the mouths of the games followers indeed he
& not made it bitter
HE third Louis charged with having
play his position correctly handle hunts from Laoies oa
Nh should but credited as hits.
The third sbsoed by HIS OWN TESTIMONY
Io duly questioned testified that he entitled to all the hits
o1ited TO him
n The official scorer substantaed Laioie.
umpire testified but apparently nothing questionable in
getting eight times bat when he had to have
was found innocent exception
re St has been releasedand who the SCAT
President johnson may he sat these
400 baseball yesterday the St Louis exhibition will
1brxoten a result Of this kind of exhibition.
E& nut doubt he has done anything Of the sort
10 thinking has made himself and the through
the party disgrace upon Of baseball and becomes
darker disgrace by the fact Of his participation
that called for aonnot for whitewashing and
= 10 scapegoat
The guilty punished and baseball going to suffer
|nn1s Of the guilty punished.
by the donors Of the prize to the second
batter may satisfy Laoe and the highest and first
w satisfy Cobb.
The release of oConnor may satisfy
Is b satisfied patrons who do like the
Sn Of this thing.
they worthy Of consideration at all in mat
- affecting it and bringing its honesty into question
~ They bng scandal in the national league in New
the facts concerning which withheld from the public
The American league grounds in New
time but the Of the New York
was released first provocaon the following season
And baseball diamond has known
playing plain blind could have and far
: Pablo is concerned, no PLAYER did any wrong
nat was sat crowd in Philadelphia they always be
40 ize
unst viii turn less often and when crowds as
" not turn out after instance two OF high
game and those who expected to be it, protectors hold
ck up public and trying to make the public believe