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The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
WOULD TEACH US
HOW TO SWIM
Prof. Corsan After Belle Isle Posi-
ton and Friends Are Plugging
Hard for Him.

G.. II. Corsan former swimming in.
structor at the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. and
one OF the best known experts Of
America, is making an effort 10 draw
the attention of Park Commissioner
Hurlbui TO the advantage OF securing
for the city during the coming sum
mer a systematic plan OF swimming
instruction at Belle Isle and strong
effort is being made by his friends TO
secure his appointment at definite
salary. with the purpose in view.
Mr. Corsan is at present in Newark
" j.. where he recently set worlds
record By teaching 1000 boys TO swim
in single week.
" hen his term of service at the Y.
NJ. c A. expired a year ago SIR Corsan
left Detroit for his work in the east
expressing the opinion that 1t would
be a genuine pleasure 10 him to return
and take charge OF some outdoor swim
ming enterprise on the scale OF those
in force In cities even less favorably
situated than Detroit
"Detroiters ought TO be the greatest
swimmers in the world he said.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
BERGER SAYS JEFF MAY
FIGHT TILL HE'S 30
Gives AS His Opinion That the john
son Fight is Already In, With
Jeff Winner.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Sam Berger.
manager for Jim Jefries, has already
counted ten on Jack Johnson. After
several days negotiations the Frazeo-
Berger company has been organized,
which will have Tor its purpose the
showing TO the people OF the earth
how the boilermGkec did it.
1T is all over but the shouting, .
said Berger yesterday, and we have
all our plans lail for the trip around
the world after the fight at Emery
vile. Jeffries will be the headliner
and Frank Gotch will be another one.
There will be enough more 10 make
up a party OF %. We viii start from
Frisco one week after the fight and
probably nave the first performance In
Texas"
But suppose that Jeffries is knocked
Cut?" was the query.
Impossible" was the answer. "JeH
is already under the wire; there isn't
n chance III the world for him to lose;
no. not TO the darby. Besides, can
tell you that Jeffrjes won't retire from
the ring as long as there are any col
ored gentlemen Oh earth to dispute his
title. He will quit Tor good If some
good white man comes to the front TO
defend the title, but he is liable TO be
in the game until he is 80 years old IL
more Jack Johnscns should show up.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
VANCE PLEAsEs
MANAGER BILL
Little Arkansan Over His Lameness
and Begins Pitching Good Ball
For the Tiger Tourists.

That there was something in tn
elaborate reports OF the ability oi
Pitcher Vance. whom President Navn
drafted tor The Tigers on the basis oi
nis sensational work in the PacIac
Coast league. Is tact that Is begin
ming 10 be appreciated hy his com
aides Jennings showed the kuuck e..
ball arts. over TO Biz Donoyan's team,
which made ii look rs Il he had made
Up his mind that he wasn't there 10
any great extent and the twirler 81.
San 10 pick mp Immediately lester-
day with the soreness about gone
rom his tender wing, Vance cut loose
IN the four innings which closed IN"
Galveston game and, without any great
lead. shut uut tine foe with one HIT
ibis being the third homer OF the da.
10y Midget Reilly. t.e Cleveland cast
OF whom even Columbus wouldn't
keep. Vance had ais SLOW knuckie-
bail working finely. used his head and
helded his position right up TO snuff.
BY the way. Ii looks as If Columbus
might have made use of Reilly who.
aside from being quite batsman, IS
iast fielder, as he proved IN the bis
league last year. TIE got two homers
of Killian before the one be hit OF
Vance. Oemg favored considerably by
Tie short left field fence. All his
drives were long. however.
Killian worked easily, though forced
to get along without his fast one,
which he could not control
The batting OF lathers and CraW
fold made Manager Bits heart sNeA
WITH pride though he himself put Tic
game in pickle &ith safe shot with
two out and mel On second and thnd
IN the sixth.
Donovan's band plays the final game
AT Houston today anu is out 10 get le-
yenge for the previous reyerses sus-
tained az that town al the hands of the
texas league champions
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
BUY TRAINING CAMPS.
Both Philadelphia Clubs Fall Into
Line With the Modern Trend.

PHILADELPHIA. March 29-The
innovation OF permanent Southern
training camps. fathered by Barney
Dreyfuss. and seconded by John l.
Taylor, appeals apparently 10 our
local magnates Manager Mack, OF
the Athletics. is negotiating for a
tract of ground at Rockingham, y. c..
for the purpose Of instituting regu-
lar annual training place for his team.
and now President Fogel. OF the Phil
lies. has taken up the scheme. Ac-
cordng TO advices from Southern
Pines, Mr.. Fogel has been examining
several sites. and may select and pur-
chase one before he leaves Southern
Pines for home II is President Fog
els intention TO build a club house,
with sleeping rooms, training quar-
ters, dining-room and sitting-rooms,
for the men, and 10 bring his own
chef and assistants here. II will be
cheaper than living al hotel, and She
men will get the kind OF cooking that
is best for them while training. The
ground liked by the president is plot
OF 10 acres. and there is house on 1t
now. II is about a half-mile from the
present grounds, and is shielded by a
big hill which will cut off the cold
Areezes. which have handicapped the
players az Southern Pines.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

RAFFLE TICKETS
FOR BIC FIGHT
Ingenious Method Pursued BY New
Workers To Secure Representa-
ton at Least at Ringside,

NEW YORK, March 2s.-BookS
We're opened today in half dozen
hotels by which "One sporLin every
three hundred will be sent TO Cali
fornia to represent the Broadway con
tingent at the Jeffries-Johnson battle
OF July L.
Interest in the Big milf has be-
come SO intense that all the ingenu'
ity OF the sporting public is being
turned To the invention OF means oi
accomplishing the trans-continental
trip
The new plan is along the line of
the old-time rattle There are tickets
20 be sold at from one cent To three
dollars.
The ambitious fight fans draws n
number and pays the amount record
ed on H. After all the tickets are
sold. then the lucky number will be
drawn and two hundred and ninety
nine will have 10 be satisfied with the
knowledge that they are AT least
personally represented AT the ring
side
Hundreds of fight followers ALREADY
nave sent in their hundred bIeks
each 10 Tex. Richard and fack
Gleason TO ensure good seats close TO
the ringside.
No fight in many years has aroused
anything like the amount OF interest
being displayed here Old fighters and
so-cailed light experts, who have been
out OF the public view for many years.
have suddenly re-appeared and the
Younger generation listens eagerly TO
all they have TO say.
But the fan looking for a straight
tip may go up and down the line all
day and all night without obtaining
the slightest satisfaction Both fight.
ers have their admirers, but the men
who have Regulations AS prophets at
stake" are as silent as clans.
In the absence OF Expert informa-
ton" there is practically no betting
al this early date.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
ELKs' LEAGUE PROJECTED.
Saginaw Team Would Like to Enter a
Team and Fathers Move.

SAGINAW. Mich, March 29.-There
has been some talk in baseball circles
Of the Elks fraternity about the state
that league might be formed this
year with cities represented that are
IN the southern and eastern counties
Of the state. Saginaw. Lansing. De
troit and several other cities have
been mentioned for membership So
far thore has not been any meetings
held nor has there been any tentative
plans arranged.
But with the advent of the warm
weather aud the gossip from the
training camps OF the big leaguers
the bee has started in this city and
there are several who would like TO
see such a league To play one game
a week go through
The mileage end OF such league
could easily be arranged The Elks
have been represented I'm some years
past by team but not in league OF
MS extensive proportions as the one
mentioned
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
sy PROF. MIKE DONOVAN.

OF the hundreds or fights In when
I engaged during the "A years was
in the ring. the most terrific and the
one | suffered the most in. was with
Jim Murray in May. 1873, on an island
in he Delaware river, at Philadel-
phia
Up 10 that fight no one inflicted
such pain upon me that | could not
shake it of and forget it in an instant
But the sting OF Murray's blows re.
NAMED: after each I'd grit my teeth
20 throw Of the hurt, but II wouldn L
20.
Murrays giant hands and tremen-
dous muscles ombined 10 make
blow the power OF which was terrible.
We started at daybreak. For an
hour and FIVE minutes we 0attled un-
der rules Of the ring. which pro-
yidcd that the rounds ended only
when one man was thrown or knock
cd down We fought y rounds which
means one or the other went to the
Wrf a. times ! was knocked down
sis times Some OF the rounds ]
fought in a daZe, striking Instructive
ly
was quickly hlned bv blood Muir
tay slashing my forehead and cutting
my eyebrows Both eyes began 90
CLOSE and 20 save myself peppered
at his right eve until closed It, Tie
broke my nose and continued 10 land
on o. The nerves in my face were
deadcned by this time So ! suffered
but little 4 TUNED la Nuways left
eve. hitting il again and again. with
out results Suddenly dark lump
popped oui beneath The eve This
gave me renewed coMfhge Neither OF
us would give up. until the cry "PO-
lied 80 rang ont
WIS never so glad 70 see police.
man rs / was when they swarmed
into The ring Murray alterward told
me he too was glad.
I couldn't see for six days after the
fight but when | got a glimpse OF
Murray ! laughed despite my sore
face. I had worried for fear 7 had
not beaten him up as he had me, but
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Donovan Claims Unique Records.

Il fought the longest and short
est fights recorded In August.
1879. fought McClelland nj San
Francisco. entering the ring at
D. m. We fought until five min
utes after !. in the morning. Ear
~ in the heht my right shoulder
was dislocated The fight lasted
four hours and Eve minutes.
In the Eighth.st theaier, in
New York. in 1891 McClelland
and met again. and I won IN As
seconds after shaking hands.
J. Fitzpatrick and Jas. O'Neill
fought at Berwick Ne. Dec. 4,
1850. for four hours and 20 min
utes with bare knucklos. and Andy
Bowen and J. Burke went for sew
en- hours and ~ minutes with
gloves. N New Orleans. April o.
1898. 30 that Donoyan's claim for
the longest fight rs disputed
TIP WRIGHT.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
MCGUIRE PICKS TEAM
FOR THE OPENING GAME
Retains Most of the Old Stars With
Few Likely Youngsters-Strong
Pitching Staff.

CLEVELAND, O.. March 2S.-Man-
ager Jim Mcclure. OF the Maps, has
practically decided on the personnel
OF the team that Will open the base
ball season at Detroit April IA. Lajoie,
Turner. Nichols, Ball and Bradley will
compose the infeld staff. Flick, Bir-
mingham. Kruger and Lord are the
tentative outfielders. and the pitchers
will be Berger. Joss. Young, Falken-
berg. Linke, Mitchell and Koestner.
Manager Mcguire plans TO retain
seven infielders. tive outfielders, three
catchers. Several youngsters will be
added To the present pitching stan and
given a thorough tryout before May
Is. when the team roster will be re-
duced to % men.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

discovered ny fears were ground
leSs.
You mir like a mule, young fel-
low" Murray told me- We became
fasi friends after that aud are cr0nics
10 this dav Murray NOW lives ia
Philadelphia
had held the middleweight cham
piomship FOR hgc years and nad hopes
OF Becoming heavyweight champion
when met John VI sullivan. y had
been beating an the big fellows mp 20
this time
sullivan stopped my dream When
met him knew the world would
sec new champion when he chose
10 enter the arena. II was In Boston,
in 1872, tina Jas RYAN approached
me and said Mike I've 20, a toune
stcr they call The Strong Roy
want sou 10 look over He's only %.
bat he has whipped everything around
Boston
Sullivan came 20 my hotel and
saw ne was an unusual man. l looked
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Mike 00nOvan's Fiercesf Fight Led
10 the Discovery of John 4. Sullivan

him over and said:
Young man you've got the making
Of a great fighter in YOU" Six weeks
later | arranged 10 fight him four
rounds at the thenaeum theater In
Boston
Imagine my surprise when Sullivan
came az mo like a bull had a ma
tional reputation and supposed my
record would daunt the boy. II didn't.
tie had no tricks. but possessed won
dcrlul force and speed. and ne hit
like an OK
knew many tricks and they helped
mo. but / tell You ! had 10 unpack al
most the entire bundle before those
-four rounds ended In the fourth !
broke bone in nay right hand, swing
inc on Sullvans cheek
Thereafter / sang Sullivan's praise,
but not for a year do persuade Billy
Madden be was the coming man. At
that time ! met Sullivan again az the
Boston Music hall We went three
rounds. when the uolicc inicrforcd.
90 INC splendid showing Sullivan
made. Billv MADDEN took him on the
road. offering $50 ~ anyone who'd
stand before him tor four rounds.
Make TT SIN SNliiFdu pledNe0.
"Fout n is. said Madden You can
knock cm an ont History proves
Madden gSs right ! was in the party
md saw Sullivan knock ont man after
man. SOME being giants When Suli-
tan becam- anpfy "a one he'd hit
him During that trip he struck
EVERYONE in the party but Madden
and myself
Undoubtedly Madden saved Sulu.
van from companions who w4re dlag-
sins him down 90 their own lldw level
" be hadn't been for Billy Nadden.
John l.. sullivan would not have be.
come lannon's Very likely he would
have finished with a local reputation
and u shQrtlived one al that. because
of his Boston sssociationF
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
EXHIBITION GAMES.

Athletics 6. Greenville o.
Louisville 9, Athletics Seconds tlO
nntngsl.
Cubs g. Nashville 1.
Giants $. Shreveport 3.
Birmingham 2. Cleveland 0.
Highlanders g. Montreal Z.
WhitesoN q Yuma 0.
SoN Seconds ! 3. Nevada 3.
Phillies Il. Baltimore ?.
Cincinnati 10. Redsox ).
Chattanooga c. Brooklyn ?.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
HurIbuts Are Ready.

The Hnrlbut cub VIII present a
strong lineup this season and Is now
ready TO book games with any teams
IN city or state. Call Ridge 537 and
ask for LANCER or write r Wieder.
corner Crane and Beemar-aves.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
BIG PURSE OFFERED.
Ketehel and Langford Can Have $780,
600. Split AS They Choose.

SAN FRANCISCO. March Is
Thirty thousand dollars is the guar.
antee offered NY Jim Griffin Of the
Athletic club for battle be-
tween Stanley Ketchel and Sam Lang.
ford 70 take place here July 81. Grit.
I'm announced this sum was ready for
the fighters IL they would sign up and
that the club would agree To let the
cowboy and the tar baby split the
purse any way they liked.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Sporting N tes

LeliVelt H. iHid up with n sprained
Nnkles This player looked ikr tAc h.sf
bet 81 the young pitchers f9r the hIst
two weeks but Will bee late in getting
started now.
The CnsS club ~ going 90 construct
q second DIAMOND on the -. A. g. lot
which viii permit TWO ball games 90
De going ut once.
Georgetown 3. Princeton ~ Vale a.
Cornell .. were college games OF yes-
tcfday,
Pop Weston j. maki8E grand pro-
gfess and is ten dnyf ahead of his
schedplc Now, greatly favored ~ the
Dnn johnson wnn't sign his name 90
tho report reinetatiug Killing VIII
fne. lie so.s Hermann and lynch
Will giye majority report 10 the pub
he on Friday.
-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
GALVESTON.

Hits-Om KlIllan, in > innings, OF
Vance. ! Ia g. Two-base hit--Crawford.
Three base hit--D. Jones Home runs
Crawford Riley g. Sacrifice hit
simmons stolen hases--Kirk. Dono-
van Braun First base on balls-On
knlian g. on Vance . Hit by pitcher
49, Ktiilan. Riley. by Vance. Spansler.
Left on bases-JJetroit 4. Galveston ..
struck out-By klluan :. hy Vance 3.
by Crabble g. Wild pitches-k lillian 2.
Vance I.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

tNote Donovan n,c6nilrJ Jake Ku-
rain loo niS npnt WITH Sullivan Ht Iicu-
burg. Miss. iu'F 1889 Hc tells BOO the
third article the cseuts leading up to
the FIGHT. the talk m tUc INK and
Charlie MitcHelts EFFORT 90 get sullivan
~ gay 5000 10 have klirain qulLg
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

WE WERE THINKING THE OTHER DAY what a splendid
plan would be take every prospect-hat say.
every conemplates buying automobile
through plants and show them just how EMF 40
and Flanders 40 automobiles made-of what
terials and how accurately every part is machined
WE DON'T BELIEVE HALF THE PEOPLE of this city
realize yet the magnitude of this business which in
twenty months built up their very midst Gust
twenty months last Friday. the 2sth).
OF COURSE 1T is IMPRACTICABLE take everybody
through n first place would occupy days of
time. and you'd good walker that. And then
you wouldn't have time closely the operation of
the 800 machines you'd thee-wonderul automatic
chimes. almost their working. Seem think like
humans
WE ARE VERY CAREFUL gets into plants
competitors be willing to pay literally
privilege
BUT IF YOU ARE INTERESTED suHiciently-if you are
seriously considering the purchase of and you
satisfy yourself just before
decdingin short. if you curiosity seeker
then there is a way
MR. CUNNINGHAM OUR LOCAL DEALER is privi-
legged n all IF plants He was mechanic
before he became salesman he knows-and he's well
come always. If you'll see him personally and per-
suade him personally conduct you you will be able
every operation in the making of these
YOU WILL SEE the only factories the world where every
of automobile from the pig iron and the steel
plates the finished car made. He'll you the
pile of pig IRON you through oundries forge plants,
machine shops assembling rooms, body works painting,
uphostering and all other departments then give you
ride in of the you have made
AND HE'LL NOT ONLY SELL YOU car but he'll make
you a for house. you'll
the maxi of motto other
in days journey.
AND YOU'LL KNOW-YOULL KNOW-that no other
anywhere the price equal in quality and
performance EMF go Flanders 40 for the purpose
for which designed
BUT YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE CUNNINGHAM personally
can't throw doors open indiscrimnatey everybody.
But if you do get init will be the of your life.
CUNNINGHAM HAS SOLD SO CARS this nonth-March.
mind you right in the city of Detroit Says it 300 per
more business than he did in the month
since he has been in busness-and es been in since
began. Been the biggest for years
HE HAS ONE sALESMAN-thati is o say pays.
Every salesman-boosting all time demon
strang friends Proud Of the they drve-getting
satisfaction every mile, every minute.
IT'S OUR TRoUD BOAST that today this
big country persons all prom
n their communities, busly engaged talking
EMF go" and Flanders cars to friends and ac-
quainances And they all work for lovethey salts
fed
YES! WE ARE DELIVERING FLANDERS "2o"'s
IS day last week Of you can't get unless
your has time-heaviy oversold.
But you order you may be able get Spring de-
livery yet-Cunningham tell you that, >-~
;77 .szm1z N
. !! -
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

Busine-s-Iikr Printing. 40 fuss and
...-- fcn theirs The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. rs
John R,-st. Main 1925. or City 33S5.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

The Detroit College of Law win have
fast baseball team in the field this
summer Pete Ulnrich il in charge OF
the campaign.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

Zen rrsssise done r,eht. Trme.-
;ss . ciss sss so" '' S''' NAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
TRAINS INTO P|OCHE
RUNNING IN TEN DAYS
her WIN Then be Released
Old Camp StilI Good.

Dean II. Low OF Phoebe, New, presl-
dent OF the Golden Crown Mining com
pany, secretary OF the Golden Prince.
and general manager OF the Golden Sill
Yer Prince Mining company, all OF
which properties are situated near the
great Yuba dixie. the mineralized zone
OF that historic old producing camp. ar
rsved from the camp this morning. hav-
ing taken stage from Phoebe to Caliente
and there caught a train TO Salt Lake.
Trains win be running into Phoebe La
10 days" said Mr.. Lowe The work
train on the branch coming toward
Phoebe from Cslicnte has reached mile
Post rs. with only 1900 feet OF bad
track Just ahead on which they are now
working, and when that Is done the
train caught on the branch last Deem
Der will be released and regular trains
will be put on the branch. A gang of
20 teams and $50 men Is now at the
break, and another 100 horses were sent
there Thursday.
Yesterday a. dead train consisting
of two Pullmans. two tourists and three
dining cars was passed from Caliente
on down the line to be In readiness TO
start for Salt Lake on the rs. These
cars were taken along the new track
by WORK tram Which VIII pass them
on TO the next work train and so on
down the line. But the track In now
complete from Salt Lake to Los An
geles. and the frat train will go over
the reconstructed line Saturday.
THE 105 miles OF washed track has
been laid practically over the old
route
ION account of our inability TO Sc
cure timber and fuel We had to take
off all our men. but within six weeks
we expect to have plenty of timber and
fuel on hand and not less than 100 men
working on the Golden Prince and
Golden Silver Prince II is a great
camp. From the Golden Prince we
could now ship 30 tons high grade a
day. but are still sinking and devel-
oping. as we feel that depth is what
will count in making a big mine in the
Phoebe district in which we have the
greatest faith"