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The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

The AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN A NUTSHELL

Pernoll scattered 81. Louis hits,
while Graham and Gilli9an we're
batted opportunity by Detroit,
the Tigers winning easily, and
holding their league lead.
In the st. Louis game Detroit
aot seven runs off six hits. the
Browns getting but one on seven.
Poor control by the St. Louis
pitchers was the answer.
Rain saved New York beating
at the hands OF the Athletics,
the downpour coming in the fifth
inning after Mack's men had &C
cumulsted neat lead Vaughn
and Morgan pitched.
Stovall celebrated his return TO
the game in Cleveland by batting
in the winning run of Ed Walsh
in the ninth.
The Cleveland game was the
first vietory of the MeGuirss on
their home park.
Arrellanes held Washington
safe. while Boston batted Gray
hard. winning without trouble.
In the Boston game the Red
sox accumulated p hits. Speaker
getting four; Lord. Lewis. Hooper
and Carrigan three each: French
and Stahl two apiece: Arrellanes
one and Wagner none.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
DERBY FAV0RITE WORKS
ROUTE IN FAST TIME
Waldo's Performance and Decision OF
Many Trainers To Stay East,
Features at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 2S.-For
the first time this spring the full Derby
distance was covered yesterday at
Churchill Downs over a slow track.
which however, was drying ont rap
idly. The performing colt was Waldo,
the favorite in the big race, TO be de-
cided May 10 He stepped the route
in 200 2-5. He ran the first mile in
/ 10 and the mile and one-eighth in
2:03 l-3
The Nashville turfman, William
Gerst, with his racing partner. George
II Hollr. was a visitor at the Downs.
He journeyed here TO inspect his sta
BILE, consisting Of 80 horses. which are
being trained by George Ham Gerst
predicts that banner race meetings viii
be held this year in Kentucky and
Canada lie said that on account of
the critical situation in the east, ne
will ship no horses TO the metropolitan
courses this season. and what stake
engagements the members Of his
stable had there has been declared
BY him Gerst and Hole, with a party
of Tennessee frienos, will be here on
Deby day TO see Donau and Sureget
race in the big classic
During the coming spring meeting
at Churchill Downs an even dozen mu.
tuel machines Will be in operation On
/ Derby day three OF these Will sell $40
/ tickets and nine viii handle So tickets
\ The three high.priced devices will in
clude one strailht one place and one
show tickets The S. machines will
( consist of three straights. two place
and -four 20 show. After Derby day
the three $40 machines will be re-
7 tJfUprt mn IT. III rtTp 50 r1aCr1T0S- TTITp
/ ian number. viii handle s. tickets.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
TWO MORE COLTS PROVE
TRUTH OF ADVANCE DOPE

Detroit's first two runs.
Almost daily we are getting DEM
onstration or two that the spring
statement that Detroit had cornered
the cream OF the minor leagues this
spring was one susceptible OF absolute
proof.
Wait for the Big Show.
No other team has as yet shown
anything like the added strength OF
the Tigers II the Jcnningsites can
be doped on paper at all, they lool.
more likely winners than in any or
the past three years in which they
have come through with a better pei
centage of games won and lost than
any OF their hectic pursuers.
Around Detroit right now the bugs
are particularly anxious 10 see their
pets line up against the eastern clubs
and Chicago. The first clash ON the
home grounds is pretty sure 10 leave
a very positive impression regarding
the merits OF the various clubs. With
the exception or the Sox, this is a
privilege that won't be youchsafed
us till June. From then on, however.
the local pace will be fast and furious.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
MICHIGAN AWAITS ,
SCHOOL ENTRIES
Only Three Teams as Yet Sure For
the Annual Interscholastie Meet,
Due This Year May 20.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, April Is
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the annual interscholastIc meet
May 20 and 81 This meet is under
the auspices OF the athletic associa-
ton for the purpose OF encouraging
prep. school athletics and also 10 give
the boys competing a chance to learn
something OF university life.
Entries close May To- AS yet only
three schools OF any great Importance
have decided TO compete. These are
Detroit Central, Muskegon and sag
NAV. u. t. :. may also be one OF
the contestants They have made in.
cuiries regarding the requirements
aud rules governing the meet ami it
is expected that they will send a
squad. There is also possibility OF
two or more Chicago high schools en-
tering.
\ number OF cups and trophies nave
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
MExICANS LIKE HUDSON.
Detroit Automobile Makes a Big Hit
in the Sister Republic.

Alexander Byron Mohler, represent
ing Mohler & DeGress. OF the City M
Mexico, distributors for the Hudson
Motor Car company in that territory
visited the Hudson factory yester-
day Mr. Mohler is the largest auto
mobile dealer in Old Mexico.
There are 2,S00 motor ears Ina the
City OF Mexico" he said. I'VE sell
cars mostly TO Mexicans, some TO the
very wealthy and some TO those con
nected with the government.
ION account of the high altitude, the
roads and the mountains, II takes
good car TO stand the gaff AS soon
rs o car falls down it is almost int
possibel TO make Mexican people con
slider it again They won't have any
thing but the best
Hudson cars are being we'll re-
ceived in Mexico, the only complaint
We have is that we can't get enough
Of them
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Smokes One Cigar I.J0
And Sets d h;u Record

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Apr, Is
Henry Schmitz. % years old. OF
Brooklyn, made. a new long sinking
record here when he kept an ordinary
cigar lighted for one hour and nifty
minutes. ten minues aud thirty sec
onds longer than the record recently
made by Abraham Pugh at Phoenix
vile. Pa
The cigar trade Will do we'll 10 take
notice OF Mr. Schmitz, for II his ad-
vice 10 smokers be followed, the pro-
duction must be decreased one-half.
He argues for the long smoke as the
only truly enjoyable way
1T is all in knowing how to smoke
cigar" said he today. Very few
men get possible enjoyment that may
be derived from the proper smoking
OF a cigar"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
CHASE NOW THE
YANKEES BOSS
Stallings Tried To Run Team From
Bench But Hal Headed Sue
cessful Revolution.
BY J. ED. eRlLLo.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The
manner OF directing the New YORK
team ON the field differs, perhaps,
from the methods employed by all
other teams. As rule. the manager
is the one to direct the plays. though
he may do this through the team IS
captuIu. but this system Is not III
vogue in the Highlanders' games, and
thereby hangs tale.
Stallings SO the story goes, wanted
20 have the say when the team was
practicing i'm the south. but Hal Chase
his captain, objected. contending That
it was absurd for man on the bench
TO tell q PLAYER at the bat or on the
bases what to do. Chase insisted that
player should be allowed TO think
for himself. and il instructed 10 do \
certain thing be given the privilege
to do Just the opposite II conditions
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

existed which warranted such a
change So insistent was Chase that
he refused 10 continue as the teams
captain II this rule was not put into
effect, and Stallings had TO relent
Now Chase is running the team. He
directs the PLAY but allows his play
ers To do their own thinking SO that
they need not follow instructions II
they have reason To believe that the
opposing team is anticipating their
play.
Stallings very wisely is allowing
Chase 10 have his own way, and his
team is going along better than ever
as a result.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
WHY DOES THE EXCUSE
PALATE ALL THESE?
(Chicaqo Tribune.)

Surprising someone who con-
science was merely a trace.
whose sense of fairplay had died
a bornin. whose work was un-
Speakably coarse, who would
count that day lost whereon he
had not trimmed some innocent
person. who mad resorted 10
every low down trick and foible
TO give somebody the worst of
ir, VINO had no more principle
than a rat and no more soul
than Il cholera microbe-suppos-
ing some such person We're I'M
der discussion and getting what
was due him. some dough- faced
mutt would arise and stampede
the argument by crying out:
Butyegottagivitoom. he sgettin
themoney"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
HOME RUN HITTER HAS
AN OUTFIT FOR LIFE

A home run hitter In Clncin-
natl doesn't have TO worry
about the tariff or the mercen-
AIRY means whereby TO purchase
delicatessen. liquor, haberdash-
cry or wearing apparel. Capt.
Hans Lobert. he OF the hand
some" physiog" was empower
ed with reinvenated life long
enough Sunday TO slug out a
home run. Here's what his
lucky effort got him: Two suits
Of clothes. travelling bag. sew
eral pairs of shoes. several box
- of candy. several bottles of
whisky, several hats. gloves.
neckties and lots of applause.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
MURRAY GETS COIN.
peposed Manager Of the Philsde phia
Nationals Satisfied.

William Murray. the former man
aver Of the Philadelphia National
league club. has his money and is
satisfied
How much he got in return for re-
leasing the local club from an agree
meut that still had two years 60 run,
Mr Murray declined 90 say nor
would President Lynch or President
FOgel discuss the matter
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
keooh StlII chamolon.

ROCHESTER,, ~ Y. April 2s.--
Jerome Keogh is still the world
champion pool player lie defeated
Charles Stafford OF Chicago. the chal-
lenger. nv over 100 points When
play started last night. Keogh only
held a one point lead. but made
runaway match OF the nights play
The final score was 600 TO 1873
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
WILL "COMMISHo ACCEPT.
John Kings Belated Check is on The
Way, but Chicago Worries.

CHICAGO, April 27-Before night
fall John Kings check for 500 In
payment OF the fine imposed on him
by the National Commission Will be in
the hands OF President Hermann OF
that body. Killing dropped the check
in the mails early today. carrying out
an agreement made with President
Murphy OF the Chicago Cubs at long
conference yesterday.
King was ordered 10 report to the
Cubs Monday, he did So but his fine
was not paid until after that day Fans
here are wondering whether his delay
in paying up will again put him under
the ban
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Another Detroit Colt
May Tackle EN- Today

ST. LOUIS, April 28.-The final
game Of the series with Detroit is
due for today and IL is probable
that. the fair weather will draw
another large crowd TO the scene.
Jack O'Connor announced that
Waddell would probably pitch the
game for the Browns. In all prob.
ability his opponent will be Frank
Browning.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
solvay 8. c's OPENING

The Solyav Boat club viii open its
season Of catboat racing on the De.
troit river. Sunday. and will stage
races both morning and afternoon. In
the clubs handy little one-design
eats \ special enori Is being made
to secure large attendance of the
members
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
NEW WORKERS DISAGREE.
Authorities There Divided on Merits
Of Neutrality-suspicious.

NEW YORK. April 2S-New York
fight critics today disagree as TO the
inner OF the Ketchel.Langford fight
In Philadelphia
The World. American and Times
give The fight unqualifedly 10 Ketchel
The sun. Press and Tribune call II
draw. though the Tribune says Lang
,ord had shade the better OF the
battle
The Herald alone gives the victory
to the Boston tar baby.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

Liberty Athletics would like TO book
games with some strong teams In the
state or city Western club Imperials.
u. \. c.. Good LuckA. Spaldmg. Del
ray club. O ks. ST Glars. Delray
Athletics Papkes Athletics. Myrtle
MCGraw Tigers. and Liberty club
preferred. Address John Schafer.
Ava Garfield. or call U. fO47.J
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Walden lads Auto Club

The adjourned meeting and cleo
ton OF officers of the Automobile club
OF Detroit, was held. Wednesday af-
ternoOn FranlI II. Whelden wos
elected president; Arthur Pack. vice
president; Sherman l.. Depew, sec
rotary. and Cullen Brown, treasurer.
The club house AT Pine Lake Will be
opened about MAY IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
A oilded Youth

The first thing Chick Brandon. late
of Pittsburg. did after being notified
Of his sale 10 Kansas city was ia
light and smoke a cigarette a pfac.
tice Fred Clarke does NOT permit n
am not COINS 10 drown my disappoint
ment In drink he said but I've 10,
to dssipate in some way"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
ZBYSZKO IS STILL
TURNING EN- OVER
Pole Throws Ezet, Alleged Terrible
Turk, in Short Order.

BUFFALO, y. V, April 2s.--
Zbyszko. the Polish wrestler, is still
dsrosing OF his adversaries With re-
markable ease. $n about last night
with Cara Ezet, the latest Turkish
arrival, the Pole won in straight falls,
the first in twenty minutes and the
second in nine minutes and five sec
ends
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

the sidelines TO nurse his fractured
bugle. either Crawford or Moriarty
would do the frst-sacking But little
Hughie never forgets He handed
Jones mitt 10 Simmons and babe
George get busy. The youngster
dropped one thrown ball-his first.
Thereafter he raked in everything IN
sight and his hit OF Graham drove In
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Batted for Graham in fourth.
DETEnIT

Two-base hits Abstrin. Bush, cobb,
Wallace Sacrincr fy-GriBgs. Sat;i-
fee hits MoriartN. Dclchanty, Bu3n,
StauaRe Double plays -HartHcli'
wallace lit los pitcher by era nam.
psIchauty Stanage by PeruoN. Dem
tnltt Wild pitches Graham ]. iel-
uoI Bases on halls-On Graham, q.
Giilfgun. 9 Petnoll. 8. struck out by
Graham J. by Pcruoll . Illts--oh
Granam iu innings. Giliisau.
Iu Left on bases Detroit q; -.
Loufv. D. Time Is. Empires
ID Iou9hlln and peTIine.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Look Out For Him.

Roy Miller announces that The
wolverine formerly Robert c.. 2-yea -.
la record . 1871. Is In better con.
dition this spring than ever before am
Will take a low record this season.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
up-to.Date Boy Score-

Add Summary Condition of the
weather. hckle. condition of the
ground. level; condition OF the play
ers. petulant. condition OF tho umplrcs.
'distracting; condition of the crowd.
wonderfully considerate. Time ut
game I 80 Fahrenheit
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
HoPKE is DECORATED.
Carr Affixed Can to Player Who
Caused Tigers Defeat in Cuba.

WILKES BARRE. Pa. April Is
The Wilkes Barre ball club OF the
New York state league. today pur-
chased William Hopke. third base
man. from the Indianapolis club IN
the American association. He VIII
Join the Barons tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Grand Rapids Officials.

The management OF the Grand
Rapids meetings. which will act as a
ourtain-raisCr to the Grand Circuit
have engaged \. j Heating TO act as
presiding judge and Frank b. Walker
10 do The starting
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
He just peIivers the Goods.

Tom Jones, according 10 accounts, Is
Playing first base FOR the Detroits in
hangup style. Here is player whose
work Is always more serviceable than
snowy Washington Star.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Can't Even lest Il.

Manager Jack Dunn, OF the orioles.
is mp agains; It trying to play SUNDAY
ball IN Baltimore The county com
nissioners won't stand for a test case
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Sporting Notes

Michigan, 81 Alma, 4.
West Point, 3, IaIe. o.
Assumption, ~ Detroit College, L.
-Jen Is threatpae+i-tfft -a-friaxrrr- uf
bOils, similar 60 that which caused
pUstpOnemcut Of his bout with Monroe
bloody nose for NefchcI and a sore
stomach Tor langfOrd. without even a
kHockdOWn anywhere. appears to have
beVn the result OF the six rounds IA
Philadelphia. with honors even.
when Chick Lathers Joins Montreal
Ed Barrow viii have an eN-Tiger m
bcld. two as Tiger pitchers dae ~ 0It-
~ '''t -torcorau-Unce Oh tht DCtfJ.t
LEST
Cutneider BoyVrock of the Fnr River
team 90 tine New England league
opened thr season yesterday by sus-
tgtLta = "a fracture ~ the skull
pitcher McIntyrc's first game for the
tf,uF Nth sAut-Out win over the
Pirates.
The New York Giants used two
double pt.Nr and threw four men uut
AT the pate boo beating the Philadei-
Ihia National league leaders. TO ,
Maenewsot, pitched. OF course
kccnc EitzaPtrick thinks the MichI-
gan relay teams have good reason TO
sNUest success at Penn lu both the mile
and the tout-mile.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING
Yesterdays Results.
Attendance
TodayS Gnmes.

BROOKLYN at Boston
New York az Philadelphia.
St Louis at Chicago
Cincinnati at PittsbuTK.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Make Recruit a Captain.

"Rollicking Rollie" Zeider. the Coast
star whose reputation as great
PLAYER preceded Tim 10 Chicago has
been appointed captain OF the White
Gox. This Is probably the first time
that a player JUS breaking into select
company has been made field mar
shall Manager Duffy thought so well
OF TIE youngster that there was no
competition for the captaincy.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

To- PRINTING a0ns right. Times
PrtuffnE Co. IL John R-st Call Main
iles or city 1885
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
kccnr EIt.nptrIrE thinks the Vic
LIberty AthIetles lucky.

gan relay teams have good reason
,ue,t success az Penn In both the mi
and the f0ur-mile.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
THE BFG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING
Yesterday Results.
Todny's Ganrs

Detroit at 81. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
Boston at Washington
Athletics at New York
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
Cuineidrr Bo,,rock Of the Fnn Ri,

team 90 tine New England league
opened thr season yesterday by sus
ta,Ltag "a fracture or the skull
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
The Ncn NnrL ..inn,. r.sh L..

CIUF Wa sHut-Out win over ti,e
Pirates.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

FL Barrow viii have an eN-Tiger IN
beld two cN-TiEer pitchers dao ~ Ja..
n' 'ott -COrcorau--unce Oh tn, DctTJ..
list
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-03

that would interest American i'm
porters are manufacturers Of 'Nurn.
berger Lebkuchon,' 'Ochsenmaulsalat'
and chocolates, sweets. etc. The first
two mentioned are Nuremberg speci-
alities, and both are we'll known
wherever Germans are found. Leb-
kuchen Oife cakes, if you translate
the name) is kind Of spice cake very
similar to the 'Honigkuchen' Chonev
cake) OF Thorn and the Ieckerli'
(udbiD Of Basil, and is considered 4
delicacy by Germans the world over.
II is regarded as an appropriate pres
ent at Christmas and on other oc-
casions, and is put UP In dainty pack
ages. About $4,000 worth is annual
ly exported to the United States. The
industry is a flourishing one. with an
annual output Of about $1,000. 600.
Ochsenmaulsalat plymouth salad is
a sort Of oX-mouth jelly, prepared as
a condiment and eaten with vinegar.
1t has not been exported to the United
States from this district up to the
present time. Chocolate. candies and
sweets are prepared in endless forms
and varieties. This industry, how
ever, is universal, and in Nuremberg
presents no unusual features"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-03
Fox Hunt Ends in Drawing Room

While hunting over a portion of the
Ledbury country, England, recently, a
pack of hounds made an exciting kill
in the drawing room of a house at
High Leadon.
Running their fox they were almost
on his brush when he sought sane
tuary in the house, the whole pack
following. The result was a scene of
Understandable confusion, furniture be-
ing tossed right and left as the
hounds frantically invaded the room
and surged round their quarry. Amid
a great uproar, however, they soon
pulled him over and killed him. When
the pack was withdrawn from the
room it was found that the wreckage
was considerable
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-03
NJ VI sorioIA q Western

Schedule IN Affsc, Oct. ,, 1919.
cave Teze~el Daily for BluoE-ld
1923 3. N. 6:l7 !. 10.
For Norton
1887 a. ". sos ?. e..
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-03
All voters are respectfully invit-
ed to come out and hear the issues
OF the present campaign discussed
by Mr.. Gillespie.

terror-stricken eyes. The end of the
branch, with Tim clinging to it. hung
straight downward by what seemed to
be the merest strip OF bark and fiber.
Below him the kitten was clingin5
and meowing piteously.
The girl started to run across the
square. In her fight she bumped
into Conlin, who had just turned the
corner. In her anxiety she caught
him by the arm.
Quick" she cried brcathlessly
there's a man up in that tree. Get
him dOwn-oh, get him down"
Conlin sped into the Enclosure and
peered up at the broken branch lie
seemed stupefied with bewilderment
What are you doin' up there?" he
asked.
'If you'd use your eyes a bit you'd
see was hanging on be the skin Of
me teeth and praying this branch
won't bust OF altogether" Shannon re
piled.
Conlin thought for q moment. q
guess there's no way out Of it but to
call up the ladder truck from Fruit
street. Hang on" he added to Shan
non.
Don't be afraid I'll let go" said
Shannon, satirically.
i few minutes later. when the
truck came into the square at a gal
lop, the lieutenant in charge jumped
from the side step and made hur-
ried inspection
mo use trying to 1..ise a ladder"
he said. "More than probably it
would jar that branch loose. Get the
life net. Hello. UP there. you'll have
to drop into the life net"
"All right" said shannon. serenely.
Willing hands spread the net. In
few seconds it was stretched inviting
ly beneath Shannon's precarious posi-
ton.
Now. then" the lieutenant called.
come on! We've got you,"
With extreme caution Shannon be-
gan 10 lower himself down the SWAY
ing, creaking limb. The men holding
the life net watched him in amaze
ment
What in thunder are you doing?"
the lieutenant demanded.
"a DAAAAc INC hiLlCI Win me-, I'm
replied. Twas for that I come up
here"
Kitten be hanged" the lieutenant
exploded
But Shannon, quite oblivious to
threats and commands. calmly climbed
downward to point where he could
reach the clinging kitten. He
stretched out one hand. caught it by
the neck and then looked down.
All ready below therei" he called
From the top of the elm a sprawl
ing body shot out. fell through the
air like a blurred, brown streak. and
landed in the life net.
Here's your kitten, Annie" he said.
gently. You'd better take it in your
apron, for it's got the devils own
claws"
Conlin stretched out his hand.
Leave me take it across the street
for you, Miss Annie" he suggested.
mo, thank you" said she. She
turned to Shannon with her most en-
gaging smile. Tim will do that for
me. Come on, Tint"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-03
Not Sorry for BIuRter.

If my friends hsdn't blundered in
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