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FARMERS AND POULTRY RAIS-
ERS-Commencing August 18th, shall
buy poultry of all kinds every Monday
forenoon. Dodge. Orleans.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

before.
Mathewson has put stop TO this.
He throws TO Merkle or Tenny, which
ever happens to be playing the bag.
The first baseman makes slow swing
at the runner and then returns the
ball quickly TO Matty. II the latter
sees the runner attempt TO get away
from the bag again he whips the ball
back and this time there's nothing
slow about IT. nor about the swing the
bag keeper uses to put the ball on
the runner
Mathewson takes peculiar posi-
ton TO make the play. He stands
half facing the plate and half facing
the bag. so that In the event OF the
runner hugging the bag, he can whip
the ball to the plate and not give the
runner chance TO steal.
II takes a pitcher with nerve and
control to put on this stuff. but Matty
has both, and he gets away with II.
He doesn't infringe on the meaning
of the balk rule, either. although he
had balks called on him In the south.
Under the coaching OF McGraw. Mat
~ and Merkle worked out this thing
during the training trip until they per-
fected II, and now every time a run
ner leans the wrong way, with
Christy working. it's good night.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
EVEN BREAK SOAR IN EAST;
MAPS AND MACKMEN ARE IDLE

I hard enough to win. Bush, CoDp'
Crawford and Simmons, each got into
the hit columns. but their efforts were
not connected and so there was moth
ing to break the monotony OF the
scoTeboard line. What counted Tor
the home team was the seventh In
ming. In this period Laporte beat out
hunt and Roach also dumped the
ball for an intended sacrifice. As
Summers tossed the ball into La
porte's wide shoulder-blades instead
of into a fielder's mitt, that made two
on. Buntation had become popular
and so Channell recruit outhelder.
got on the same way. Laporte scored
on a sacrifice fly to Davy Jones.
Sweeney lifted in the same direction
and Jones fell in trying 10 spear II.
Result. another run.
This succession OF hunts was due
10 the knowledge by the New Workers
that George Moriarity is still having
trouble with his ankles.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
MATHEWSON's OLD-NEW TRICK

When you and the Oskaloosa giant
have talked yourselves out and get
down TO the final analysis, the fact
becomes apparent that this inside
baseball thing Is not much more than
a bunch OF tricks. which can be
switched about and used in so many
ways that the observer thinks they're
new.
Lot of words in that opening para
graph, but the chief ingredient Is that
tricks form much of the national pas
time.
A trick taken out of cold storage
this summer is one Christy Mathew.
son took the cover of of to catch a
runner of first. There Is nothing new
In IL. Getting down to brass tacks,
1t is the same thing the kids work on
the lots, only il is letter perfect.
Matty's idea is TO get one OF those
toe dancers who gyrate around first
TO the amusement OF the fans but to
the annoyance OF the defense.
Big Six begins by tossing the ball
to the first baseman In an apparently
careless manner The slow throw
gives the runner time to get back to
the bag In safety. but nine times out
Of ten he bounces away the instant
the ball Is returned TO the pitcher
getting Just as good lead as he had
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
CLASSY RAGING
BEGINS FRIDAY
Big Field of Speedy Runners Elk.
pected in Metropolitan Handicap at
Belmont Park-Maskette Fayorite

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE real
eastern racing season will open AT
Belmont Park tomorrow. The first
$4,000 handicap of the year. the
Metropolitan, at one mile, will be the
chief attraction. Officials are hopeful
that the weather will clear today 40
the track will have time TO dry out.
There Will be a high-class field.
James X, Keene's great mare Mas.
kettle, who turned mile In I:4l 2.5
yesterday with weight up, appears a
certain starter. She will 20 TO the
post iavorite. Sam Hlldreth will
furnish the second choice in a coupled
entry OF not less than three starters,
King James, Restigouche. and Dali
matian. with Firestone possibility In
place OF King James II the track is
very heavy. Fitzherbert. crack three
years old OF last year and one OF the
best horses ever raced, will carry the
Cherry and white of John f. Madden.
August Belmont's colors will be car
ried by Priscillian who raced unsuc-
cessfully in England last year. III the
president OF the Jockey Cub sends an
other TO the post IL will be the speedy
Field Mouse, who won her first out as
a two-year-old with odds of 100 to 1
against her. The Oneck stable will be
represented by Fashion Plate, who
won a good race yesterday: Beaucoup
viii carry the old gold OF r. T. VIII.
son, Jr., Frank Nolan will start the
Sanford bred
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
CoRBETT BENEFIT A SUCCESS.
New York sports" Also Help Gu
Fighters Father, Wife and Sister.

NEW YORK, May IA report on
the receipts and the disbursement of
the money raised at the benefit in
New York, May 2. for Young Corbett,
has been made. The box Office took In
$l,329 and contributions amounted to
$3.50, while cartoons submitted by the
artists or Gotham brought $i25. OF
this amount $125 went to Gym Bag
ley, a newspaper man who Is danger
ously i'll, while SSH was used to de-
fray expenses, leaving a net balance
OF $1,34S. The committee then gave
$500 to Young Corbett's father to take
himself and sick daughter back to
Denver, and $500 to Young Corbett TO
meet immediate obligations. The re,
mainder, $54s, was put in the bank to
be paid in monthly installments OF
$50 to Young Corbett's wife.
Joe Humphreys, BILLY" Gibson
and Jim Buckley were on the execu.
tive committee, while all the sporting
writer's of New York were numbered
on the press committee.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
HORsEMEN WILL
TRAIN MACS HERE
Owners Engaging Quarters in Ad.
vance for Blue Ribbon Harness Race
Performers To Prepare Here.

Secretary Moone, OF the Detroit
Driving club. Is already receiving
many queries as TO stable room Tor
harness horse owners who wish to
start their charges at the Blue Ribbon
meeting and prefer TO work their
strings into condition on the track
where they will first start. Allie Mer.
rifield, OF Baltimore, has reserved
stalls for ten horses and Will be hele
within two weeks. Among the animals
In his charge are the Nj. & Nj. candi'
date Areo and the Chamber OF Com
merce entry Mary Boo.
w. b. Van Brunt, OF Wichita Faus'
Texas, stopped over In Detroit 10 all
cuss prospects for the meeting here
He has Counter Jumper, which Is en-
tered In both the Nj. & M. and the biz
s., 900 stake at the Fair meeting. Ac'
cordng 10 the Texan, nobody's horse
has any license TO head his on form
SO far.
The NJ. & NJ. candidate Lady Of
Honor, which w. L. Snow Is pointing
out at the Fair grounds, Is going very
nicely for this time of the season and
will have lot OF local backing II she
continues 10 show the same form
right along.
Second payments on the Blue RID
bon stakes are due within a few days
and then IL will be more definitely
known just how the fields are 10 shape
up Tor the NJ. & NJ and c. OF c. races
Trainers have had chance now IL
look their candidates over and oplS
those that look 10 have a chance viii
be left in.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

With the Tigers winning the mrs
game and losing the second In New
York and the Cleveland and Phiiadel
phla teams playing to a tie and thei
laying or on account of rain, there
has been nothing doing in the way o
shifts In standing so far In the upper
tier of the American League since the
eastern invasion began. The winu-ul
OF the two series mentioned shoulS
draw the three leaders closer together
Wednesdays combat furnished an
other example of the fact that a ne"
spit-ball artist Is always nara pro
position for the Tigers. In iact' q
singer OF the moist floats always II
had for any team TO beat. Detrol'
fans will recall that Walsh OF the
White Sox has been some obstacle 70
the progress of the Champions on
many occasions, Harry Howell was a
stumbling-bIock when he was rlsnt
and Jimmy Dygert used to MAKE mem
work mighty hard before tue strain
OF throwing the saliva thing told OH
his arm. Jack Chesebro is another
OF the wet globule hurlers whose exc
cution Is to be remembered
This r. Ford has a new variation
of the spit-ball. in his slide ball ana
II is a safe prediction that he VIII De
as difhcult to solve as Chesbro was
that Is. for a time. Any new pitcher
who can hold the Tigers TO four hits
is worthy of careful consideration.
They will get to him In time but II
will take another game or two.
As a result of the speed with when
Wednesdays game was played, the
Tigers are enjoying a hey-day oil
popularity with the wives OF New
York's American league fans. The
spectators got the office to quit the
lot at the end of one hour and p min
uies. That meant getting home be-
fore supper had a chance TO spoil.
Sons and husbands who were greeted
with cross looks when they came
home after that two-hour game OF
TUESDAY to find the chops burned and
the potatoes dried up, are now solid
with their families again and can go
10 the ball yard without protest at
home, as long as the games wind up
so rapidly.
Having been shown the two best
youngsters of the Yankee team,
Hughie Jennings now has two new
Jungle Beasts to exhibit to the hill
top mob. They are Browning and
PernclI and these two are likely to
draw the fire OF the Highlanders In
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

pIREcTuM's BODY WILL
SOON BE MOUNTED

Directum, 2;05 Ia. although
dead, has just made new
worlds record. The BLACK De-
mon," as the famous stallion
was known on the country's
race courses, was In a class By
himself when alive and his own
er has made him unique IN
death by having his body mount.
ed. He will still occupy prom
inent place at his home on NJ.
w. Savage's breeding farm near
Minneapolis.
Directum died last November.
Mr.. Savage mourned his loss
and determined TO give future
generations OF breeders and
horse enthusiasts a chance 10
see and study the stallion as
he was in life. He turned the
body over TO a Minneapolis taxi
dermist. IL was an experiment,
but 1t has proved very success
full and may become precedent
for other owners of great horses.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
PAPKE-THOMAS FIGHT is
TRANSFERRED TO FRISCO
AttelI and DriscolI Worried over Pros
poets for Battle July 2 at
Colma

Attell and Oriscoll worried over Eros
poets for Battle July 2 at
Colma.
NEW YORK, May 12-Jem Driscol',
the English featherweight champion,
who Is TO meet Abe Attell in As
round fight In California on July :,
two days before the Jeffries-Johnson
battle, Is worried over the action oil
the officials OF San Mateo county In
refusing TO allow Papke and Thomas
TO fight In Colma Saturday. Attell and
Driscoll were TO have fought in Colma,
too.
The Papke-Thomas bout has been
transferred TO the Dreamland rink, San
Francisco. and cut TO 20 rounds. from
25 Driscoll is anxious to know where
his battle with Attell will be fought.
and II il Is to be a short go instead of
the full route.
Driscoll is to fight twice before he
meets Attell. He will meet Pal Moore,
the marvellous Quaker city fighter, In
six-round fight in Philadelphia on
May %, and six days later will box ten
rounds with Jack Goodman in this
city. Attell is confident he will whip
Driscoll and offers to bet $4,000 on
himself at the ringside odds.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
The CHAMPIONS End.

Strange how champions nowadays
have adopted the "hogit-all' policy
when 1t comes to arranging a cham
pionship match. Joe Cans, for in
stance, had to accept a few thousand
for chance to meet Bat Nelson. for
the lightweight championship. Jack
Johnson had to accept some $4,000,
while Burns claimed $4,000 in the
heavyweight title bout at Sydney,
Australia. Wolgast also had to &C.
cept some $4,000 to meet Nelson in
the recent lightweight mill. Now
Frank Gotch claims S23,500 out of a
$4,000 purse In the coming wrestling
bout with Zbyszko for the champion
ship at Chicago, Decoration Day. 1t
was not like that in the old days.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
"Siafs', Timing
Haffed OffiOsrS

NEW YORK, May t2.--With
the Plnkertons hot on their traii
and all telephone communities
ton cut off between 2:3o and
o'clock daily between the viein'
ity Of Aqueduct and New york,
the poolrooms are having their
own troubles in getting racing
Z Information from the oueene
county course. The latest
scheme has been to have an
automobile posted outside the
track. This machine was sent
hurrylng away to point several
miles distant directly after eaen
race.
Last week, Captain Duhain, Of
the Plnkerton forces, caused the
arrest Of the chauffeur for speed
ing, and the charge was made
in the Rockaway police court
Z that the car was being driven
AZ a 3o-mile clip.
A man known for years about
the local race tracks as "Slats"
was a passenger in the car at
the time OF the pinch. He also
turned up at the hearing as an
expert witness.
"What is your business7"
ked the magistrate.
Expert clocker," answered
Stats.
"Ever ride horses7"
"Worked many's the one" was
the quick reply.
"Good judge Of speed?"
That's my long suit. Never
varied more than second "
an owner told me TO Jog horse
az two-minute clip"
How fast were you going
when arrested7" queried the
magistrate.
HHad my watch out. We were
covering miles In exactly four
minutes and thirty seconds"
Stats replied promptly.
"Prisoner discharged. Next
case" came from the bench.
swell, I'll be-" began Du-
hahn, who thinks he knows that
Stats was never on a horses
back In his life.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
carterears In eIIdden Tour.

The Cartercar company, Pontiac,
Mich. has entered three cars in the
Glidden Tour, a Model &c" and a
Model III" for the Chicago trophy,
and Model "L" for the Gldden Cup.
This is the first time that a friction
driven car has ever been entered In
any OF the big national tours. The
reason the Cartercar company has
never gone into these tours hereto
FORE" states an officer of the company,
lis that previously, we have never
been able to spare the time nor the
cars"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Sporting N otes

New York Americans now have mn
outfield composed entirely OF Ieft-h hand
ers Channeli. Hemphill and Wolter.
with Campbell pitching, Michigan
shut out oberlin. 2 TO 0.
Mntty Mcintyre In spending his lay
off at his home on staten Island.
straight from New York Giants. beat
ing Maruuardt, Wednesday.
Jupiter Pluvius won ave of the eight
major league games scheduled Tor
Wednesday.
French II not aiIinE the bill ut sec
ond for the Boston Redsox, while Nc
Connell Is i'm the hospital after an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Maloney, quarter-n,iieF at Central
High, Is suffering from throat trouble
and may not be able TO participate m
the lansing games; sasurda"
George Lawton. n Detrost boy, has
been picked TO compete in the high
jump for Michigan against Syracuse,
Saturday, although he has done little
training for the event.
Crescent juniors want games with
any 10 or H-year-old teams In city OF
state for following dates: May 10, -.
~. So. Call Oak 6S0-x, or Oak 1882
Two outfielders wanted. Address Al
len Stevens. No 1885 Rivard-st.
~
The President Lynch-RoEer Bresna-
han controversy Is enlivenlng National
league circles. Lynch accused Bresna-
han OF using dump tactics and Bres-
nahan came back at his president by
accusing him OF not knowing what he
was writing about
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
NEW YORK FANS ARE SORE
BECAUSE OF GIANTS LOSSE!
Manager McGraw Criticized Because
He Does Not Give Drucke
Better Chance.

NEW YORK. May 12.-The New
York Giants three straight defeats in
Chicago have resulted in one of the
incest little hammerfests ever heard
in New York. and if Manager Nc
Graw's ears aren't about burned of
today, there's nothing in the theory
involving this idea. McGraw is being
panned" by fans of high and low de-
gree for his failure to pitch young
Drucke at the start of a game, instead
Of reserving him TO finish out games
already lost.
Drucke has taken part in nearly half
dozen games this season and has
not been scored against He has
shown himself possessed of a larger
pitching stock" than any man Nc
Graw has. save Mathewson, the fans
declare, and yet McGraw lets him
trail In behind Maruuard, Raymond
and others OF the older pitchers who
have been wobbly all season.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
MORAN IS DISMISSED.
But California Officials May Stop
Papke-Thomas Go.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 49,
Charges OF manslaughter preferred
against Owen Moran and others in
connection with the death OF Tommy
Mccarthy have been dismissed by
Police Judge Conlan.
Sheriff Chatham OF San Mateo coun
ty has been instructed to be at Colma
Saturday, to prevent the fight between
Billy Papke and Joe Thomas. The
contest may be transferred 10 San
Francisco.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BROOKLYN Withdraw Protest.

PITTSBURG. Pa, May 12.-Brook-
lyn's protest of Mondays game with
the Pirates has been withdrawn ac-
cording to a statement today here.
Manager Dahlen. of the Dodgers, filed
the protest, but when President
Charles Ebbetts arrived here. enrorte
to Cincinnati and heard of the AFFAIR.
he at once instructed his manager 10
withdraw the charge.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

the next two engagements. Stroud
will also get another trial soon, but II
is likely 10 be against something easy
like Washington
Wednesdays game was one of those
sad affairs when we didn't hit and
they only pounded little harder-just
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
The AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN A NUTSHELL

Detroit lost TO New York by 2
to 0, Rus Ford pitching for the
Yankees and Eddie Summers for
the JungleItes.
The Browns got another drub-
bling at Boston, this time by 10 TO
3. Bailey started for ST. Louis
and was succeeded by Petty while
Smith stuck on the slab for the
Red SoX.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
RECALLS PERFECT SCORE.
"PIugger" Has Covered $500 Miles
Without Accident or Injury.

The Regal "Pmgger,' the same car
that made several hard transcontinen.
tai trips, has finished 1900 miles OF
the 5,000-mile around-the-circle trip
laid out for 1t on the present tour. 1t
has encountered almost uniformly bad
roads and has had To ford streams
where bridges have been washed away
but has got by so far without mishap.
incidentally the Regal was entered in
run from Philadelphia 10 Atlantic
City and came through with perfect
score.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
DeIrays VS.. o. KS SUNDAY.

o. KS will play the strong Delray
Athletics at Skaters. out Michigan
ave-, next Sunday Manager Kremer
of Delray Athletics will place either
Lerberg or Newbert on the firing
line, with Tonguay receiving, while
Manager KurZ will select either Al.
len or killian, with Ziessow or Tinker
on the receiving end The Delray
Athletics claim they can stop the
o. KS winning streak or FIVE straight
wins.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

TWO-b base hits-CraWford, SImmOns.
Sacrifice hit-Roach. Sacrifice fly
Austin. Left on bases-Detroit 3, New
York 5. Stolen base--Cobb, First base
on errors-New York 2. Double play
Summers and Il. Jones. Struck out
By Summers /. by Ford Z. First base
OF balls-On Summers 1. of Ford l..
GmpI Boughlin and - Perrlne.
Tim, Al.25. AttendancSe-S,00 900.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
stearns Climbs steep Hill.

BY climbing the Bairdstown hill.
near Pasadena, Cal, with seven pas.
sengers. the Stearns car has won the
admiration OF motorists on that poT-
ton OF the Pacific coast who know
how difficult this hill is.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Jack sheridan, famous umpire. ~
planning to accompany Jim Jeurics
and party on a tour around the world
after the close of the baseball season.
There is also the proviso that Jenries
defeats Johnson,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Bill Bradley, Nap third smoker, In
playing In the form that made him the
best third sacker in the American
league several seasons ago. He has his
old underhand throw working finely.
and Is also hitting the ball when hits
are needed.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
THE RgG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
New York .. Detroit 0.
Boston 10. ST. Louis 3.
Rain elsewhere.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Adrian 4, Saginaw o.
Flint .. Battle Creek /.
Jackson 3, Bay city /.
Lansing 8. Kalamazoo 2.
Today's Games.
Saginaw at Adrian.
Kalamazoo at Lansing.
Battle Creek at Flint.
Bay City at Jackson.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
TAYLOR Denies Murray Deal.

ay'S' SS''OS "e''oJ SSo'
BOSTON, May 12.-Reports' that
Billy Murray, former manager of the
Quakers, would soon displace Dono-
van as manager of the Red Sox, were
fatty denied today by John l. Taylor,
owner OF the team.
The rumor is unfounded." said
Taylor. II have no deal on with Muir
ray"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Hudsons Sell In Pittsbura.

w. J. Lewis, OF the Pioneer Motor
Car company, distributors OF Hudson
cars in Pittsburg, visited the Hudson
factory yesterday. He said that he an.
ticlpated a striking increase in sales
for next year.
Cars that cannot climb hills will
have little sale In our town" he said.
1T takes car with some power, aud
the Hudson certainly gets up the hills
TO the satisfaction OF every buyer.
Pittsburg's steel mills are not all go
ing at the present time but this Is on
account of a recent coal strike. be
lieve that every mill that can be OPP
Grated is being used"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

teams. Manager
McAleer has found
his pitching stan
W av eri & a n d
wants someone TO
mound NIauagar
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
| HEART Nth III.
- Sporting
HEART Edifer.

Before the White Sox leave Wash
ington there may be deal consum-
mated that will strengthen both