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The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

picked II M and landed his man by
Tess than st'idc. a fast runner would
nave lad an easy single.
There was big howl In the third
iLhlhE when Henry caught wIIIctt's
ny. The ball was close to The pitchor'a
noN ana Henry rolled II easily iowa I'd =
Tue pltchlng place. Detroit PLAYERS al
leged he muffcd II. but Umpire Euan
ruled Willett was out.
Willett displayed great bravery ana
SOME SKIN when he knocked down Con.
roy Is liner IN the sixth The bnil WIS
pointed NtraiGht for his head snd
bounced out OF hts hands like ruhIrT
u rolled almost TO the foul line. hut
ne made the throw ahead OF his man.
Horny started the DELAYED s,.,, O.,
The second and got away win H.
riessler was on third when Henry sst
call O'Lcary came IN for "A short tbro,.
and dropped the ball Henry stnnr.a
and started up again getting th,rc
safely GUsslcr made no move to- icavc
third.
Scnaefer laughed with glce when Ia
put one over IA the second inning. Tic
successfully engineered the deIayed
letea1 and no Tiger covered second 4,
take Schmidts good throw. Tho
ball rolled 90 Cobb. who. by ouck
work, kept Schaefer from making An
extra base.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
LATEST NEWS
HONEST OPINIONS
w. JOHNSON OWNS
GREAT SLOW BALL

lett, a twobaser credited TO Milan be
ing a short ny that Sam Crawford al
most nabbed. Schaefer beat roller
that o'Leary did not hustle enough on
while Gessler burned one into lett
and Street sent a liner over Bush $
head. Willett walked four, one pass
TO Gessler being more In the nature
OF discretion than lack OF skill.
Washington filed the bases In the
sixth on hit by Schacfer and passe )
TO Gessler and Mcbride, but killifer
was easy for Davy Jones. Two other
threats came in the second aud third.
In the second portion Gessler walked
and Mcbride sacrificed. Gessler got 20
third on an out and Henry walked
Hank worked the DELAYED steal but
no damage happened,
In the third. Milan made his lucky
two-baser and tried to negotiate he
bunt and run with Schaefer bur Ter
mann missed the ball and Milan diei
al third. Then Schaefer hit safely,
local folks being oyerjoyed that Milan
had been swept from the bases.
In the ninth inning Schmidt reach
ed first on killifer's tumble, WilleJt
sacrificed haudilY and u. Jones poled
tie flN safely to left. scoring Schmidt.
II was the best contest of the sea
son and gives rise to the thought that
pCssioly Willett is back on his feet
and another pitcher Is ready for that
winning ST 'eak everybody hopes for:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
FEW BRIEF INCIDENTS
IN SUNDAYS GOOD GAME

Jack Leiivelt wasn't feeling well. so
Schaefer played left Held.
johnson fooled Tom Jones In the
NTH and Crawford in the second by
fioatlng that slow one over when they
had two strikes.
Milan made n great attempt 10 get
Moriarty's vicious liner In the nfth
He slid for the ball but IL got away
It went for single
Street was plupked in the neck by
foul from Crawford's hat In the
fourth The game was DELAYED q mo-
inent TIL he recovered
Cobb tried 20 steal on street In the
lrst inning, but was turned back lE
feet. Street called tho turn and wasted
pitch Just 10 get the Georgian.
Mcbride pv1ed OF several clever
stunts In the opening inning Bush
bounced one over JohnsOn's head but
Mcbride cut in and, threw him out
MlIana double In the third inning
was short nv that Crawford lust
. foDched with the tips OF his fingers
Ihp speedy Milan turned first base and
continued 20 second. although the bal
rolled only a few feet.
street fen victim 60 Moriarty',
sff0nr arm In the nth Tie bounced 4
Gronnder back OF third. but Morr)
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
CURTAINS ON BALL FENCE
RULED UNFAIR ADVANTAGE

/ the birmingham team came TO bat the
curtains were pulled up. II was fine
for Atlanta. Five neat green curtains
made 1t easy for the Cracker batsmen
10 see the ball. When the Barons
came UP there was the puzzling green
and white combination
Wordsworth of the Barons stood IL
one game. Then e-"hollered."
Umpire Fitzsimmons took the mat.
ter under advisement and finally ruled
that the curtains must stay up all
through the game. Otto Jordan OF the
Crackers defled the umpire TO show a
single rule in the book relating To OIL
signs preventing one from raising
and lowering the curtains.
Fitz said he had made up a rule OF
his own TO cover the occasion and
asked Jordan what he was going to do
about Il. Jordan admitted he wasn't
going To do anything, SO the argument
ended. But under the circumstances
Jordan saw to II that the sign was re-
moved
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
DAVY JONES MISSES
MAKING A DOUBLE

David Jones deprived himself of a
two-base knock In the ninth inning
OF Sundays game by emulating the
example of the much-discussed Mr..
Merkle. only Davy's lack of footwork
cost nobody anything. save himself.
With Schmidt off second. Dayy hit
one over Schaefer's head in left field.
Schmidt scored easily while Jones
hiked to first as fast as possible,
touched that base and made a straight
line for the clubhouse.
Immediately there was some discus
sion as to how much of hit he had.
Some scorers we're for giving him a
double because hatsman who breal-s
mp a game is entitled to as many
bases as the man scoring the winning
run is from home plate. providing the
ball gets away from the fielder.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
SHORT LENGTHS

The Cuban stars beat the y. a. =.
team IL TO at Mack park Sunday.
Tagnates OF the south Michigan
league failed TO meet at Lansing yes
teIday. Only one appeared Secretary
Frank wanted To resign but nobody
was on hand to accept
They hand 81 To them quickly In the
south. Mulaney. manager OF the Jack
sonville team, was fined $50 or so days
i'm the chain gang at Macon. Ca for
disorderly conduct and cursing on the
ball field in the presence of women.
The Elmire team Of the New York
state league tried TO play a game Sun
day. a sacred concert preceded the
contest. Admission was charged for
this. Then the gates were thrown open
TO let those who wished depart. Then
they were closed and the game started.
Two batteries were arrested and the
game was called OFF.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

However, there Is no way under le
sun one can give Jones anything but
single. except out OF pure charity.
IL man In the last-half OF the ninth
inning with the score 0 TO o knocks
the ball over the fence he has a home
run, but he has TO touch all the bases
and the home plate.
Jones might Just as well have had
a two-bagger, but he didn't go to sec
ond and he hasn't touched second yet.
Here's the question right here: II
you have to touch all the bases 10 get
a home run, isn't 1t just as reasonable
TO assume that you have TO touch
second base TO get two-bagger?
The Official rule book contains n:
definition of a two-base hit or a three
base hit but one rule wisely instructs
scorers 10 put them in the summary.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
UHLAN AFTER NEW MARK.
Champion Wagon Trotter viii At
tempt 10 Lower Recent Record.

CLEVELAND, July sc. X. G..
Billings will attempt to drive Uhlan,
2:02 IA to new record TO wagon on
next Saturday at North Randall track.
at which time another horse field day
will be held. A week ago Uhlan trot-
ted mile in 2:02 "a TO wagon, low
ering Major Delmar's worlds record
of 2:03 "a, but II is believed that the
great getding is ready for fast mile
and with weather and track permit
ting he will be sent against the
1902 "a mark. A free for all trot, a
match race between Baron Grattan
and Morning Star and other events
of Importance will be on the program
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

When IL came TO high diving Fred
dy Splash was there with the bells.
One bright afternoon Freddy stood
on q high pile. his athletic shape
cleaning in the sunlight.
Gracefully as a bird he raised his
arms, poised for a second over the rip
ping waters. then launched himself
in sweeping curve TO the depths be-
low. which at that point measured just
two feet.
oh, what's the use!
THE END.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
Scout Barrett Has a Scheme.

Scout Charley Barrett, OF the
Browns, has scheme for getting q
line on young ball players. He goes
through the Southern and Texas
leagues offering his services as sub
stitute umpire. Barrett is a good
Judge of play. He passed in the tip
on pitcher Ray and also advised not
to buy Benton. His dope seems good
for Benton has suffered two defeats
and cost s7,500.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
HOWELL CAN'T UMPIRE.

Owner Hedges, OF the st.
Louis American league club, de-
ciares that Harry Howell will
not be an umpire this season at
least, and probably not next.
Howell is scouting and Hedges
says ne Is too valuable that
way TO let him become an arbi.
traitor
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE In NUTSHELL

This Ray man VINO stopped the
Tigers couple Of times must
have something after all. Satur-
day he held the Athletics safe az
ter they thumped Bailey. They
made three hits in six innings.
Boston continues holding it's
place, Chicago being victim Sat.
urday.
Nap Lajoie made only one hit
In seven times up Saturday, while
Speaker had three in one game,
for total Of eight bases.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
a QUEER INDIVIDUAL
is THE BALL PLA YER

overall. OF the, Cubs, would be n
catcher, and, as matter of fact,
when right he is grand pitcher. And,
SO IL goes all down the line. IL You
can catch you would rather pitch, and
II you can field you aspire to catch.
But. there's one thing none OF them
overlook-hitting. A man might as
we'll try 10 tip over the Majestic build
ing as crowd his way out of turn up
TO that plate during batting practice.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
OPINIONS DIFFER.

II is interesting TO compare
the remarks of the present and
former managers OF the st.
Louis Browns anent the pennant
race in the American league.
Jim McAleer says: The Tigers
will win as sure as fate" Jack
O'Connor opines: Il can't see
anybody but the Athletics
Help yourself.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit l, Washington 0.
TOday's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
saturday. Results
Boston 3, Chicago 1.
Athletics 2. ST. Louis 1.
New York Sd. Cleveland 3-9.
Rain at Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
DETROIT GETS WILSON. VINO
IS YOUNG PHENOM HUREER

Wilson. youthful pitcher Detroit
today Elgin H. with Malachi kidge, who
there until the league broke
Wilson s Highlander, 10 old and about
height Ktridge he has all OF stuff Kttdge will act
rs scout the remainder the
ldge will Pontiac
has lot speed
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago rs, Brooklyn 40.
Phillies 6. ST, Louis 3.
New York 5. Cincinnati 0.
Today's Games.
New York al Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Phillies at ST. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
saturdays Results.
Pittsburg 6. New York 3.
81. Louis 30. Brooklyn 90.
Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2.
Rain at Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

Pitcher Zmich, who has been signed
by the st. Louis Browns, is one oil inc
most likely looking fingers In the "
& p. league. He is a Cleveland BOY
over 6 feet tall and "a years OF age
he broke into organized ball last sea
son. playing with Marion. He Is lett,
handler with plenty OF speed and
curves has won Is and lost 5, gettlns
credit for a defeat by pitching the
anal inning OF a game when the score
was tied.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
Athletics to Get pitcher Russell.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-The Ath-
letics today purchased Pitcher Russell
from the Baltimore Eastern league
club. The purchase price Is said to
have been $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
can,t kan ,Em In shape.

The ST.. Louis Star declares thai
"recrcant" ball players. meaning men
who don't behave themselves. have
put both ST. Louis clubs i'm bad. Billy
Murray declares the fans are being
humbugged In some Instances.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
cipscn Coming Into Form.

Catcher George Gibson Of the Pitts.
burg club has rounded into form and
is playing as good ball as he did dur
ing the season of 1909. Early in the
year he was n color, but seems to have
struck his stride.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
Browns Get outfieIder.

Outfelder Murray, Of the st. Paul
club. American association, has been
purchased by the Browns. He will re
port at the end OF the season. The
Browns sure need good gardner OF
two.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
EXPECT NEW AUTO MARKS.
Brighton Beach Races SATURDAY
Should Bring Out Fast Time.

NEW YORK, July lS.-Some
worlds records for circular tracks are
expected TO fall during the automo'
bile races at the Brighton Beach mo-
tordrome. next Saturday. The feature
Of the meet will be a one-hour race
for the worlds record, participated In
nv nearly all the famous cars which
took mart in the recent twenty-four'
hour race.
George Robertson and Ralph De-
Palma, driving two OF the hlgheat pow.
cred racing cars in America, VIII dTiNe
five-mile race for SOU siue Oet
while OF the Grand Prix and the van
derbilt cup. cars will take part In the
ten-mile free for all dash
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

-Willett. McBrlde. HTIIVH NAY
WjJlett, Bush aud T. Jones. Lett on
bases-Detroit T. washington 8. - + rs, US !
base on balls--on Willett =. FIRST pas y, !.
WiIiatt 4 bv Johnson I. Time-l:2V'
I-mpires-Egan and O'Loughlin.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Battle Creek 3. Saginaw o,
lansing 2, Adrian o.
Kalamazoo 2, Bay City 1.
Jackson all. Flint 6-3.
Todny's Games.
Lansing at Flint
Bay City at Adrian.
Jackson at Battle Creek.
Saginaw at Kalamazoo.
Saturdays Results.
Bay City La, Kalamazoo "a.
Lansing Z, Adrian i.
Battle Creek IL. Saginaw 2.
Jackson-Flint. rain.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
coveIeski is a Good Man.

SSNS''9" - -
Southern papers say that Manager
Griffith. Of Cincinnati made great
mistake I'm letting Pitcher Covelesh
get out # the big league. This Is the
man who gave the Giants such a set
back a couple of years ago and after
that looked like a dub. He is pitching
great ball for Birmingham, so he may
come back
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

job PrintiuE done right. Tiues
Printing Co, Is John R.-st Call Main
1895. or city 33s5.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
ax GUY I. ROCKWELL.

Frank G. Jones. OF Memphis, has a
good chance this year of winning both
OF Detroit's we'll known classics, the
$4,000 Merchants and Manufacturers
stake for 1924 class trotters. and the
$4,000 Chamber OF Commerce pacing
event. feat that any horseman would
give a good share of his hair TO be able
10 accomplish.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
THREE BIG
SLUG GERS
Includins Sunday. Games.
Cero H.. owned by Robert DeminE,

Zero IL, owned by HObtTN UtHhIhk'
of cleveland won the Walker cup In
tho 4O-mile power boat race Saturday.
She ran under the colors OF the Detroit
Motor Boat Tub so that organization
gets the $1,000 Elks' cup.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

Job Printing done right mr.
Permitting CO., Is John R.-st CAN Main
1IAs. or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

Jones has spent many thousands OF
dollars In horses which looked gooa
enough TO win in the stakes for green
horses and principally TO win the M
and NJ. and c. of c., but he has been
successful In only the pacing race
With Baron Grattan and Ardelle Jones
he has won the Chamber OF Commerce
race, but has yet TO annex victory
in the renowned trotting event.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

Minneapolis, OF the American n..o-
citation. made IL hits OF Pitcher Wing
ling, OF Toledo, yesterday. and did not
score run.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

In addition to owning Dude Arch
dale which Ed Geers Is training. Mr.
Jones owns Direct Hal. Jr.. whom he
is banking on 10 win the Chamber or
Commerce race Direct Hal, Jr., Is by
Direct HAL winner OF the Chamber or
Commerce In 1902. and unbeaten on
the grand circuit that season. Last
year the young Direct Hal was not
of much account. The year before he
raced well over the twice-arounds and
there he attracted so much attention
that Geers closed deal for him for
Mr.. Jones. At Terre Haute I'm his first
start of the year, Direct Hal, Jr., gave
every evidence OF being the high class
sort of PAGER the veteran trainer said
he was by winning In 2:06 l.2, 2:OS.
2:O71-4. Although there are some
sterling trotters and PAGERS In both
events at Detroit with Dude Archdale
and Direct Hal. Jr., and Geers behind
them II looks as IL Mr.. Jones had q
very good chance of capturing both
events,
The Able now has two good rec
ords beside his name. AS a three
year-old the full brother TO The Abbott
earned trotting mark OF 2:10 1-2
while driven by Ben White, while last
week Ed Geers won with him In
i2:O71-4 2:09 "a, 2:l2 IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18
EDITED BY
HARRY NELLY
JONES MAY TAKE
BOTH BIG RACES
OF HARNESS MEET

die Archdale is said to be a trotting
machine Before leaving Memphis she
trotted a mile In 2;O7 Ia, and while
her best time in the Terre Haute stake
was All. Dude Archdale will carry
a lot OF money when she goes to tbs
post on NJ and NJ. day, providing, Of
course, no accident befalls her in the
meantime.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

In 1907 Jones paid $1,000 for High
ball, 2:03 3-4, for the express purpose
OF winning the NJ. and Nj. liighhall
was pitted against the great Sonoma
Girl. known as the Girl From the
Golden West" and was beaten. HE
bought 70 San and she broke down
last week. IL is safe To say that IN
all the horses Mr.. Jones has entered
In the NJ and NJ. he has paid out
enough coin in entrance fees in that
race to buy real high class trotter.
At Terre Haute last week Jones
bought what now seems the probable
winner OF this years NJ. and NJ. He
purchased Dude Archdale, daughter
of Archdale, that is entered in $SS,OOO
worth OF stakes, paying 100000 for her
just before she won the 2:11 trot. Du'
The Detroit times., 1910-07-18

III, W lldA - NAAt hRN'
THE END.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06
Turning Down O'Neii Men.

Evidently Gov. Brady does not
propose to take into camp the O'Neil
supporters and is waging a bitter
warefare against those who espoused
the cause of the Wallace banker pre-
vious to the primary, as the following
account from the Sand Point News
indicates:
'In the opinion o practically the en-
tire populace of Bonner county, the
state game department has made one
of its most serious mistakes in the re-
moval of D. L. Oliver, as superinten-
dent Of the local state fish hatchery.
Nh. Oliver received notice yesterday
that he should turn we the superin-
tendency of the hatchery to Game
Warden West October l. No ex-
plantations were offered as to the cause
of his removal.
"Mr. Oliver has made many friends
during the time he has been in charge
of the hatchery at Murphy's bay and
has been most efficient in his work in
every instance. The hatchery here
has been conducted on an economical
basis, Nh. Oliver doing the most Of
the work himself when other h~atcheries
over the state were employing from
one to two assistants. The only rea-
son that a at this time be given for
his removal by Nh. Oliver is that
during the primary campaign he
worked in the interests of b. +. O'Neil
for governor of the state. However,
such campaigning being done outside
Of all working hours.
There are a great many republicans
who will not vote for Brady this year,
many of whom are Disguised with the
manner in which the Ex-Chairman
! has been treated by the man whom he
made.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06

Oity delivery and prompt service if
you order your groceries Of Hanson Il
Hockersmith. 1Stf
FIVE prizes in the great piano con-
Jest Ask for duebill books, contest
anus want to get busy. See the list
grow. 1Stf
best safety razor on the market.
usa pleasure to shave with it. Ask
" see one. Bertsch. 12tf
lave your stove refined at Bertsch's
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06
See Mrs S. NJ. Howard, East Main

See Mrs S. M. Howard, East Main
street and get prices for Cockerals Of
S. C. White, Brown and Buff Leg
horns, and S. c. Rhode Island Reds.
| have a few p%ullets of each for
sale. ia
Steam Rolled Feed, the best yet.
We have it at Knorr's Ware
house. 24tf
S95 camera for sale cheap at the
Second Hand Store. 17tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06
Crangevilie o

In a game replete with sensational
plays-spectacular tackling, line
bucks, end runs and several and some
more stunts that make football the
rafting good game 1t is-Cottonwood
High School met defeat on the local
grounds Friday afternoon. The score,
IL to 0, while decisive enough, does
not clearly indicate the relative
strength of the contesting aggrega-
lions, for the visiting team is really a
clever bunch and put up a much bet
ter game than their side of the tally
sheet would indicate.
The home team was made up of
about FIVE high school players and the
remainder Of has-beens and promising
aspirants. Anyhow, it was a pretty
well balanced lineup and the style
of ground-gaining play which the
locals dished out was a revelation and
a surprise considering the brief time
in which they had to get in shape for
the contest. Simpson, at quarter for
the home boys, was a fend at both
oftense and defense and had a depend
able teammate in Win Davis. The
work of these two was easily the best
Of the game. Ward Davis, George
Newton and Frank Harper were also
conspicuous by their brilliant playing.
Dearborn was perhaps the star Of the
Cottonwood aggregation, though
every man played consistent ball.
Cottonwood sure has it on n
other town in the county when it
comes to supporting the home team.
The visitors came over Friday rugged
entirely in new football suits and this,
together with the gentlemanly conduct
Of the boys, reflects great credit upon
the city across the prairie.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06
CHARLESTON PROPERTY

/ have some very fine residence
property for sale in Charleston. Any
one wanting a fine home please call
OH Geo. S. Schmadeka on 9Th ST., you
will be kindly treated. May % 1911.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06
Tiffany After Idaho Gems.

A letter has been received by A. +.
Parker Of this city in which inquiry
is made by Mr.. George F. Kunz, who
is with the firm of Tiffany Il Co, the
leading jewellers and dealers in valu-
able gems Of this country, regarding
the diocovery Of tourmaline on Fall
Creek, in the Ten Mile district. MI.
Kunz says:
II should be very much indebted
to you if you could obtain some of the
best Of these specimens for me to zee;
perfect crystals, if possible. They
may be sent are Messrs. Tiffany 4
Co., and if they are for sale l should
like to know it; otherwise l will
promptly return them after l have
examined them"
Here is an opportunity that should
be taken advantage of and those in
terested in the matter should see that
the request is complied with.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06

Harness well made by honest work.
men and of good leather is harness
that we can and do guarantee
Bertsch. 12tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-06

Hay and steam rolled grain of all
kinds at Knorr's warehouse. 24tf