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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-29
New subdivision

The Ensley Land company have opened up another subdivision to Ensley and have commenced the erection of num- Der of dwelling houses thereon. The new subdivision adjoins Corey along Ave- nue E and Thirty-second street, and con- tains about 800 lots. The dwellings that are in course of erection are modern and up to date, and will prove quite an addi- ton to this part of the city.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
CASS CLUB FELICITATES.
Members Join In Toastinc Advent OF
"Chick" Lathers 10 Fast Set.

The social session OF the Cass
Baseball club. held Thursday evening
az the Penobscot Inn. took the form
OF an informal ovation to Chick
Lathers, one OF the clubs former
players who. as fortune had willed H.
had Just made most suspicious de-
but that afternoon as member OF
the Detroit American league club.
Chick" was toasted until he blush
ed with embarrassment His old
mates were enthusiastic over ms
work-the fulfllment OF prophecy In
which every one OF them had a part
At the business session Of the club,
presided over by President Elmer
smith Robert weighing, Frank Boyer
Clinton \. Farrell and Tom Schroed-
cr were elected TO active membership.
The cluD Is now within two OF its
limit OF 80.
The dinner served was duly appre'
ciated and one of the storytellers OF
the evening was Mr. Fitzgerald Of the
hosiery
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
has 5tanays Gotten
SIGNALS Of the 50l?

The wierd and uncanny way in
which Oscar Stanage seemed 10. Iii
wine the moment when a Chicago
player was about To start a steal 81
second in Thursdays game fathers
the query: Has Oscar hlched the
foes hit and run signs?
Certainly he couldn't have OWNED
the intentions OF the visiting base
runners with any more accurate pre-
science. mad re been SO equipped.
Every time one of the SoX started
for second, Oscar had stepped a lit
Tie To the outside corner of the plate,
received pitch-Out from Summers,
and nailed the man by a matter Of
feet. not inches. through the medium
OF an accurate and deliberate throw.
Also. he went SO tar as To divine one
steal-Pat Dougherty was the puta
tive pilferer-in such remarkable
fashion that Pat paused before really
started on his mad career for third
base and ran back pell-mell for sec
ond. as Oscar cut loose hiJ throw 20
l.athers.
The SoX are firmly Of the opinion
that Stanage has something on them.
He has caught Eve consecutive
games against them now and has hal
fine opportunity 10 get some info.-
nation OF the sort.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
FOOTBALL WILL
FEATURE STARS
individual Play Likely To Be tn.
Keynote in 1910, According To
Scribe WhoMay Be Walter Camp.

NEW HAVEs. Conn. May G-What
are supposed h be Walter Camps
views on the INV football rules are
published In the Yale Daily News IN.
der the explanation that they are writ
ten by Member at the rule commit.
tee. According u the writer. who is
believed TO be Camp. this years game
will be played viii more individuality
and less concerted action, although
the team play vii. be an important
feature
The accidents of last year, the writ
or declares. were catsed by concerted
hammcring on unsupported tackles
and the defenseless positions of the
ends IN receiving the forward passes.
The rules committee decided that II
would lac impossible . make "A for.
ward pass across the line OF scrim.
mage and still have thepay safe So
the distance 10 be gained was reduced
TO eight Yards instead of ten. ami
this with the rule forbioding pulling
and pushing of runners and locked
Interference, may make The game safe
The rules forbidding nyng tackles
and permitting the quarnrback tn
cross the line OF scrimmag. together
with the eight-yard rule. VIII aid the
attack and make mp I'm considerable
measure for the weakening Of the ~.
Tense by abandoning pushingand pull.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Al "a Little hitcn
DefieS OSN As "Jod

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May prob.
ably the oldest exercise boy in the
world is located at the Kentucky As
ISOLATION track lie is employed TO
handle the stable OF Squire Allen Of
Nashville and he is said 10 be OF
years old The Allen stable which
consists OF one horse, arrived a week
ago. The trainers and stable boys
were astonished the next day when
the horse appeared on the track with
a man in the saddle The trainer,
thinking that the old mans stable
boy had deserted him. proffered the
services of his boy He was told by
the old man that the exercising was
always done by him
So far the man who defied Or. Os-
Ter has not conided h'~ name 70 any
one. lie is an Ems an BY birth
and rides his charge % The English
style. sitting very erect He amuses
the stable boys, but the trainers say
he may fool the wise ones by winning
A race or two
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN A NUTSHELL

Errors by Bush and DeIehanty
allowed the Whitesox 10 score
four runs. off LeliVelt. while
Young Cy Young sisnalized his
return 10 fast company by pitch
ing a shutout ~ which he was
favored by all the luck.
Walter Johnson pitched we'll
enough 10 enable the Senators TO
give Philadelphia a game for a
while. but Krause was in form
and the Mack's won in the ninth
on hits by krsuse. Strunk and
Odrirg.
Frlll. New Works. Ieft-hander,
gave the Redsox two hits. New
York had a circh with Hall. kar.
ger and Barberich. Chase making
a homer with two on as a feature.
Cleveland managed TO win
game from ST. Louis in nine, Tur-
ner's triple with three on base
beng the effective swat off Kin
seia. Berger and Link divided
the toll for the winners.
IN the Philadelphia game.
Strunk. Odring and krause, got
10 johnson for nine OF the Attn
letlcs' y hits, evenly divided.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

During his career as major league
manager. John McGraw has plucked
some sweet young ball tossers from
minor leagues. but the fans around
New York are confident none OF the
youngsters have anything on Josh De
wore. This youngster. who is steadily
engaged this season holding down The
right field garden for the Giants, Wa
south with the team last spring, but
McGraw didn't think him quite sea
soned This year, however, he was
the whole show on the training trip
and has been playing grand ball since
tho opening Of the regular season. De
yore Is little fellow, built on the
lines OF Jimmy Slagle. who used 70
play center for the Cubs, and Topsy
Hartscl of the Athletics, but he is a
streak of lightning on the bags and is
getting his hits regularly.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

with IFS team and the Tigers WITH
their PLAYING field and The gentle aits
OF morning practice upon its/spriacc
IF HuGHIE JENNINGS MAN
AGES TO KEEP HIS TEAM bi
WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE or
THE TOP DURING THE FIRST
TWO MONTHS OF THE LEAGUE
SEASON. AND EXPERIENCES M
PARTICULARLY GRlENOUS BAD
LUCK. THE LEAG L + RACE
SHOULD FROM THEN ON pENEl.
OP TIGER CHARACTERISTICS 50
UNDERSTANDABLE THAT WAGERS
MAY BIZ SAFELY PAID Long BE
FORE OCT. 3. on WHICH DATE
THE JENNINGSITES PARTICIPATE
IN THEIR FINAL GAME
Soft. Temporarily.
or course. I'm the meantime thc
Philadelphia Athletics who look Ike
the logical cOntenders for the place.
will he experiencing mp TO the date
mentioned all the pleasure az a well
nigh continuous bask in the spot-ignt
Il their hometown favor Playing IN
conditions almost exactly the con
verse OF those experienced by the
7 igers. Macks men have been beating
Boston and Washington in their Old
time style and are now in full conii-
ton 80 appreciate The result which
Places them. for the first time this
wear. in first place with clean MAT
gin Of a day and half of play
But there is nothing in the present
OF the Athletics which
should cause any marked thrills OF ap
orehension in the breast Of a Tiger
partisan.
The unusually freakish schedule has
simply favored the MackS with undue
Their big killing last sea
son was at the expense of the two
teams which it has been their fate 10
play against most OF the time up TO
date
Quite similarly Cleveland has been
making quite merry at the expense or
ST. Louis, though admittedly unable
TO do much OF anything with Detroit
or Chicago. Both the Athletics ana
the Maps who find themselves In SUCH
'ofty prominence right now. are due
'or tumbles when conditions are re.
,ersed and they find themselves I'D
against teams better equipped for the
ray
The Maps are. OF course. booked TO
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

II the Tigers should experience
more than the usual difficulty TINS
year In performing their annual duty
of bringing home the bunting, Detrole
rooters will be ready with an ample
excuse.
Any schedule which permits team
to play a maximum OF nine games on
\ It's home park prior 10 June Ia dare
which, when attained will see the
teams total games played az about
46, in all probability-has been slngu-
larry disseminated against IN the
schedule conditions. And that rs !us'
the Ak of the Tigers, who cant pos
sibly work in more than that number.
Today Is the final day OF me chicago
series. Sunday viii he farewell to
the Tigers. who are booked TO lnies'
the home yard with St Louis IN an
opposing role. Then the eastern ttip
and back May - for lone game.
Away again for three combats az 81
Louis and then. AZ last, Detroit VIZ
have an opportunity TO get acquaih'eu
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
At LEXINGTON.

Riret Race furlongs. selling
Uuoeda. 20. ZEPHYR 90; Bettic Lester
OBJ. EugloStoin. %. Sherwood 90; OmeI
g. Kendall. 45 Uncle Tom as +TOison
Dor t'. Magr'tauia. lo53 Anderson
JOB. Charlie Ill l01; Aspirin. 100
Maid MiiltQut, los Schelswig. l01. Es-
c.tsAeou, TOO. Iieiue, 1903
second Race-iis flrlongs. 2-ycNT-
olds selling Louise y. 102 Mud Hon
lp-. 'Chcckv l02 Dunbar. 107 Phyllis
r. lo7 Oriental Pearl. 1o1 Miss Green
wood, 100, L-dil leo. lo7. 30 Poop
fHT. Bette Wales. l67: Helen Scott
100. Coletta. IL. Knipht Thought lo7
J7Ck WoaN 90. no. Sueezer, 40, Tom
Fisher lf0,
Third T;ace-one mile, Leonard hand
ic1p: fTanzaretta, %. Milton r., 80
~tolypin. To-: Early Tide. III
Fourth Eacr--Mile. the Camden Con
ISOLATION Foxy Mary %. Aeon. 50
R,lmf 9S; Collnct l13.
FUh Eace-lia furlonEs' Count,
TaN 1o2: Alice \. Dale i02; Beach
sand, 1o5. Mr Dock. 100, Iucision. 100
Alternative. f07 Jack Deman. rs.
1iAth Race lie miles. Warfio ld
105. Frank Stagg. 100: OtoRo los. Miss
rrittcnden. 109 Gilvcdcar. 100; kerne-
wick Jos. Denver Girl. III; Alice Baird
M. Console. ilj. LeNoliue. 40.
Apprentice allowance claimed, clear
Fast
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
ToDAY'S ENTRIES.

First Rapc--3-Ncar- Odds. s furlOnSs
q Em 91 Eddie puggan, I'M Elan
Beau. FOG Frank Purcell l0l; MyIes
O'CouneI. IoI Galley slave 1o3 QUA
core. lo6i Pctronious, 1903 Sopulvcda.
i0T
second Bacc-2-ycar-olds, ~ FUR
longs Fautasque, lV2; PiCkanninny
100. Dolphin roe Indora. l06 Bashu.
1885, Nalionia, l0c.
Third Eacc--3-ycar- oIds and up. SELL
ing 8 furiongs Quanjico. -, Campoon.
III. Rose queen. ~. Elizabeth iiar-
wood. 100. stafford i0T sponsefuL
-, Berkeley. i12 Tony BOncro 100,
Black Mate 90 Wander loo. EocN-
stone. %
Also eligible. Galley slave. 100; Rae
qret. toa Bosom, lI9
Fourth Eace-king' county handi-
cap. 3-yrar-olds and up. liz miles:
FaNctte. III Magazine. 107 Resti-
eouChe I22 Guy Fisher, 100
Fifth Racc--3-y ear-olds and up, gen
tl,mcu riders. furlonrs Dull Gaze.
141, Belleview. 1866 Ia Ball. az. Ban
yah 40.
sixth Race -ycar-olds selling ,
frrlongs Sheriff Bradley FOG. Lin,pct,
los. Blue Mouse. lo3 Brandy lot:
III, kauInny. 'Ns tarhiuccr. l0li supple.
1r3. MISS booicy e> Adrian. ieo;
crash 9S
Clcar and fast.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
tkS Present q Player
10 Their Home Cub

COLUMBUS, O., May 6.-An un-
usual baseball deal was put through
when Pitcher Kenworthy was bought
from the Columbus American associa'
ton club by the GAINESVILLE lodge OF
Elks for 5000 and presented by the
lodge TO the baseball company Of
GAINESVILLE. O. Kenworthy was mem.
Der OF the club last season and was
drafted by Columbus. He is a member
of the GAINESVILLE Elks lodge. President
Schoenborn. OF the Columbus Baseball
association, says he has no objection
TO any lodge in this city doing as much
Tor the Columbus team
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Gleason outs RasebaII.

William C'KdD Gleason. the voter
an PLAYER. was given his unconditional
release by the Philadelphia club ON
April rs. II is understood that
Gleason will retire from the game AMI
devote his time 10 other interests.
GIoasoh was held on the reserve
list of the Phillics this yea,
but did not go south and it was under
stood that ne would not play balf-this
season. lie acted as AN assistant 70
Manager Murphy last season GleG
son has been picturesque figure va
baseball for the past II years and Is
one OF the most popular players The
game ever produced.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
SPIEGEL STARTS WORK
RUNS 100 IN TEN ONE
Captain of D. U. S. Track Team Elk
poets TO Be In Shape TO Set New
Dash Mark.

"El' Spiegel. the speedy ID. U. S.
runner who was chosen captain OF the
Detroit University school track team
for the year. has started training for
the events of 1910 and showed. in his
initial performance that he Is very
likely 10 set record OF ten seconds
for the 100 yards. II matters can be
so arranged as to permit him 10 com
pete with his team. In fact, there
are many Of Spiegels friends who be-
lieye that he may be able TO lower
even time By a fraction His first 100
yards at speed were run IN 10 10. &C
cording to four watches.
The little dasher Is training him
self along lines that she has found
most profitable in the past and Is
awaiting anxiously the permission 20
rum 20 which nc feels that he is en-
titled. lie has continued his class
work NJ d. L. <. in spite of the mis-
understanding which caused him 10
break friendly relations with Direc-
tor Kondrigan, and is standing by his
guns With the. intention OF graduating
In June, regardless Of the action of
the school authorities.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
PLUGGER AT HARRISBURG
Royals Stunt Car" Finishes 1000
Miles OF 5.oo0-Mile Trip.

HARRISBURG. Pa May G-The
REGAL Pmgger which left Detroit
Aprn 10. ON 5.0o0.milc rouud-the-
circle tour arrived at Harrisburg.
Yesterday afternoon. completing 1900
miles of its trip Not one single add
Wstmeut nor repair has been made 10
date and the car Is running better
every day over the toughest and
toughest roads iu Pennsylvania The
crow has been accorded great rcccp-
tons an along tho line and greater
ones axe coming
Tie CROW promises 10 bring the
plugEer around 90 Detroit i'm June ON
time without a iuelc breakdown or
repair completing one of The most
difficult and trying tests ever under.
taken 1y touring car of any manu-.
llcture
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
AFTER JUNE |, WE MAY GET
ACQUAINTED WITH TlGES

100 the first little dip on the leaSue
sprmEnoam
Z UI/ sox Impress Vel
Opinion strengthens that. 50 iar as
The western clubs are concerned. en-
cacO looks the hest OF the Tigers
rivals. From the WAY Boston has heeh
kicking games away back OF pitchei
who don't seem 10 be- able TO hoia
the Zoe close. IL hardly seems possible
that The Red Sox viii take the promi T.
ent part i'm the pennant race which
was assigned 20 them 10y popular Juds'
ment. during the training gallopS. New
York has been travelling far beyond IT,
clip In fact n looks AS n ne Athlr'
tics We're the only eastern team VITA
q capable tWirling stan right now. the
White SoX look very promising for "a
nrst-divisiOn finish though their hit
ting viii never set The world on fire.
Young Cy Young. The National
league discard whom Duffy secured
from Minneapolis early i'm the season
looks like real ind I'm fact u IS
more than probable. with the data a,
band as the sole evidence IN the case.
that both the Boston Nationals AMI
Pittsburs made a sad error when they
lost patience With the man who hal
been esteemed the old leagues hest
southpaw. an Gallowed him 20 DRIFT
away.
Young Cy has been taking excellent
care OF himself and looks Ike q very
G: tfective pitcher He mad good con
troll Yesterday a swell curve bali and
very fair control. The Tigers hit him
as hard a. The Sox hit Lelivelt, but
Young Cy was luckier in holding his
opponents when hits meant runs and
GOT better support
Tough For Big BIZ,
r is easy 10 demonstrate how the
score should have been o 20 a the
close Of the ninth inning instead ot
to in favor Ol the SoV But the
proceeding is vain The games that
Bush and Delehanty kick into the los;
column will be few and far between
this year. In fact, they need 20 turn
off a mistake once In a while. just 20
enable US to appreciate he good wor';
they are doing in the vast majority OF
the contest which the team plays
AS fer leiivelts bebut. he can rest
assured that. with good support and
one run at his back. he would have
won his game by the shut-out route.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
JONES NOSE CROOKED.
Poor Tom May Have TO Undergo OPP
Grafton TO Get Il Straight

Or. Keane the physician OF the De
troit baseball club, was Mortified to
hEd. on examination of the injured nose
OF Tom Jones, the teams talented
first-sacker, that the injured member
vas healing in crooked position and
that one nostril was completely clos
ed by the angle formed by the crook.
He gives it as his opinion that
Jones will nave 10 undergo another
operation before the member can heal
in correct position.
The prominent nature of this part
OF Jones physiognomy complexities "A
condition which, on some other play.
er might be less apparent.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
TIGER KITS START WELL.
Ness Gets Three Hits and Helps
Hardin Win His Game.

In the opening game OF the season
in the Tri-State league. Bill Cough.
Inns Williamsport team handily trim.
med the Harrisburg aggregation by a
score OF to /. Prominent parts in
the game were taken by First Base
man Ness and Pitcher Hardin. both
OF whom were loaned 10 Coughlin tor
the season. by Detroit. Ness got three
Of Williamsport's five hits and Hardin
held Harrisburg to four dents.
At the time Detroit released the
pair TO Coughlin's club. Manager Jen-
nings predicted that Ness would hit
$50 or better on the season and that
Hardin would win eight out OF every
ten games In which he had reasonably
good support. The prediction seems
TO have been justified in the start
made by the two players.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
CUTLER NOT TO BLAME.
Lost Chance TO CO On With Zbyszko
BY Luck In Coin.Toss.

Mr.. p Bruske. Sporting Editor,
Detroit Times.
Dear sir. / was sent for 20 wrestle
Zbyszko last night was guaranteed
a certain sum for my services The
house Was bad and the promoters
couldn't make good the guarantee 40
as they could only pay one man SO
lost my chance Nv the toss OF a
coin
was al the Armory no deliver the
goods, and If the promoters had made
good the guarantee. would have
went on and wrestled / do not wish
10 be misunderstood by the Detroit
public so II You will publish. or state
my position. ! will thank you
Sincerely,
CHARLES J.. CUTLER.
Detroit May =
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Sporting N o:es

krcler has signed with the CHATS.
.
The \. VI. .. league gets going tsiay.
80 does the Manufacturers.
President Lynch accuses Roger Ucs-
naAan OF stopping tactics.
special friend of Jcn's boNhpd
viii sFaNc him daily from now on.
Choynskf allows johnson sewn
20 undS with Jcm and then thinks tk
Knockout ia due with tho white ma
triumphant
The Pirates are having u merry romt
with tho Cubs these days, remaining
ora top of the heap despite the con.
tinued efforts of their strongest rivals
in the iuter-cluh series.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Teaohout's Bad Luek.

Tho reports are that Fred Teachout
The Michigan teamster. who had the
misfortune Co break an arm some time
aen.-WiA not be able 10 train this
year.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Stake Didn't Fill.

The $4,000 stake race for fnr.ycar
old tfotters that was promoted by VI
W. Savage. Of Minneapolis. did no
hl and mas been declared Off
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

first for the Sox. with PurteIl bat.
ting Purtell shot a liner down the
first base line, which Simmons. 81
first for the Tigers. leaped up after,
caught and landed on first before
Cole could get back. completing the
double. Then simmons shot the ball
to Bush. covering second. catching
Dougherty by several feet for the
final out Of the triple.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Mclean Good Again.

Catcher Jack Mclean returned TO
duty with the Cincinnati team on April
FL when his new contract went into
effect.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Pitcher Has the D. Us.

Harry Ssllce, the suspended pitcher
of the Cardinals, was. last week, TAX
en- 70 a ST. Louis hospital 10 be treated
for an attack OF alcoholism
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Overlooked.

one thing the census man overlook.
ed In his cross-eNamination blank
was tho eternal question. Who is the
greater PLAYER. Cobb or Wagner"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

The way the big league teams are
starting off this season it appears that
all records for triple plays are 10 be
broken before old man Crimp stops
the sport next fall The trick has
been turned several times this sea
son. and each time differently. The
Detroit Tigers pulled of one against
the Whitesox at Chicago recently. Pat
Dougherty was on second and Cole on
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
canNEh Walsh SIM,

Pitcher Ed Walsh. OF the White
sox, last week filled an engagement
10 sing at a South Side theater.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

Rustn~s.-Iikc Printing. no fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., ID
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
The Touch Pacino Class.

The 2:06 pace looks az this dis
tGrce TO be one OF the tough classes
Of the season
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
/Ies,rrdny'> nesul,s

! c~t~rdny's Resulf4
chicago A. Detroit y
fe'lcveland 3 ~. Louis
Athlotics &. Washington q
New York m, Boston %
Iodny's Games.
Cnicago at Detroit
"a ~. Louis az Cleveland.
Washington et Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Dan patch's Dam Alive

Zelica, tho dam OF Dan Patch, has
been bred TO Or?tario. 2:12.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
A Profitable Winter.

VIII Cations stable picked mp s2St
600 during the winter racing at Mos
COW and ST PETERSBURG
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
They shun Columbus

II is rather odd. but Columbus has
never been a popular training ground
and This spring scarcely 30 horses are
being worked there.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Not Like Photoaraphers

Rule -. OF the National league re-
vised statutes. can't keep rain of the
field anyway.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

Danny Maher premier American
jockey. will ride Nell Cow. Lord Rose
be-y's entry in the English derby.
this year. and for the single perform
ance Makers pay Will be $4,000
which les going pretty fine Tor the
Hartford, Conn, knight of the pig
skin
Msher is still the star OF the Eng
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

LOOK for no more pitchers" is thu
hectic order that Bobby Lowe recent
ly received from one Of the veteran
iwiriers And really II doesn't LOOK
rs IL Lowe would need 10 be particu-
larly ,igilant in this respect in view
,f the team present wealth OF talent.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
AnATsus BAsEBALL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Niagaras will play the Monarch
club at Niagara park. sunday dttcr-
noon at O'Clock. The players are re-
quested 10 report early.
@. ks will play the Hills Athletic
N Shaefer's park next sunday. ~. u.
II has agreed 20 take care OF the large
CT ovid OF followers
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

Boston at BROOKLYN
Phiilies at New York
pittsburg at Chicago
Cincinnati At st. LOUIS.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

fish horse racing world and season
after season he is credited with more
wins than any other Jockey Lord
Rosehery was anxious 10 engage
Maher 10 ride his derby entry tins
year. and he paid the $4,000 Zee
which the boy demanded. without
cuibble Neil Cow is a slight favor
tie in the betting.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
| HEART With III.
- Sporting
HEART Editor.

debt on the part or basebalIs pop
ulace is due that distinguished thlIu'
sacker and entomologist, Dr. james
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
Nr.terdn,,. nr.nIt.
roda,s Game

New York 3. phtlies
BOSTON >. BROOKLYN
Htttshurg D.. Chicago
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07

Talk in racing circles seems 60 agree
that Mr. Marklein was altogether too
raw about H.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDING