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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
MICHIGAN STATE
LEAGUE FORMED
interchangeable Emerson w. DECKER
son at the Head of the New
Venture Just Launched.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, April 20
The presence IN Michigan OF Emerson
w. Dickerson, formerly of Denver, but
before that of this city, was respon-
sibie for the meeting mere today o.
representatives from six cities IN
western Michigan, gathered for the
purpose OF forming a Michigan state
Baseball league Accredited represen
tation was on deck as follows:
Cadillac, c. C. Durham, Traverse
City, Carey Hull; Ludington, y. ii.
Winks; Manistee. Charles Rabey;
Muskegon. Archie DeBaker; Hart
Shelby, Harry Royal
A low salary limit which will permit
the teams Of the league TO make use OF
surplus players Of the strong South
Michigan league, will be adopted. and
methods chosen 20 enforce the rule.
in order that the league may enjoy
prosperity. In all probability a
schedule committee will be appointed,
TO draft a short season of play
Most Of the cities mentioned as pos
sibilities have enclosed parks and The
league expects 10 be able 10 make use
OF the short distances between the
various towns to play holiday double
headers in every city of the league.
Monte Beville. formerly Detroit
catcher; Joe Camel, veteran in
Michigan baseball; and Cal Wenger,
former South Michigan star. are on
hand looking for chances TO manage
clubs In the league
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

TIGERS AGAIN SCALE PEAK
OF LEAGUES MT. M'KINLEY

bail club the Maps would be sighed
a rooter over In Cleveland the other
day
Aud a similar view prevails regard
ing that quartet. IN the other Amell'
can league towns
Others Still Experiment.
The experiments which rival teams
are making right in the heat OF the
pennant race shows in a converse way
how well.baianced is MIR. Jennings,
remarkable aggregation.
Detrcit rootors. may have seen some
DAYS when they have sighed Tor a
team at righthand hitters 10 slug a
star southpaw who is having an ap.
pareutly intincible day ON the mound.
Yet how often those Tigers have
started bunting and foxing until vic
tory perched ON their banners. And
there is the Cleveland club, notediy
a hard.hittiug righthanded aggrega-
ton that If 50 put 20 II Tor NE lack
OF fast-left-handed batsman who Will
DC able 10 beat out those inteld raps
that the maIagemeut has benched the
alleged star-throwng Birmingham TO
put into center tield a man whose
only prior appearance In the big
league has been as pitcher
or course. il is policy right now for
every sincere supporter OF the Tiges
TO wax as glomy as possible over
every misfortune OF the team. The
absence OF Jones Will serve a purpose
In making victory a little less prob
able and consequently little sweeter
when IL comes. Nevertheless every
time the Tiges perch themselves on
the top at the heap Il requires stern
re preston 20 choke down the little
paean that comes instinctively 10 the
vocal apparatus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
TON|GHT's MATCH
WILL TELL STORY
Philadelphians Anxious To See II
Ketehel Is Old Self or Is Show
ing Signs OF Dissipation.

PHILADELPHIA. April Flight
fans from all over the United States
are gathered here today for the SIN
round fight tonight between Stanley
ketChel and sam i.angtord No SNORT
20 ever staged in the east has attract
ed the faraway sporting men IN such
numbers. splendid indication that
some hot milling is expected when the
men meet in the National \. {. arena,
Whether Ketchel is the old rushing
ketchel who fought his way 10 tue
top OF the middleweight ladder VIII
then be demonstrated. for II Is admit
Ted thar the Boston tar baby Ia one
OF tire p-s.t tffcfr tire Ctf7rtrr-trrtt t-et5
met.
Although the fight can go but six
rounds, tickets are selling al from IS
20 $40. ketchel was offered a nat
81, 500 for his end. or 50 per cent OF
the receipts Hhe chose the latter
and il seems that both men will draw
AT least $4,000, more than either one
has ever won before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
ar AolfEDICT.

First Race year olds. selling s
fyrlungs "Eespouseful, Sc. buI care.
no, shawnee, 100, Radiation, 1908, Bob
n. los. capt swanson. 100. SepuiN ed,.,
los
second Race year-olds and up.
selling 6I furlougs. Grauia. ia; Dan
held. lQ@. Golden shore. ~; 'Jeanne
- Arc, los, Berkeley. 1l5; Nod. Il3;
Royal Onyx ia, Blackstone, 1o7
Third Race year-olds and up,
handicap, mile; MontgOmery. IL,
Bisht Easy. l02, Polls 102, Arelli, III.
Zienap 90 Duke OF Ormonde. 80. Also
eligible: Firestone. 125; Fayette, 10,
Norbitt. 102.
Fotltn Race year-olds, the Wood
haven az furlorgs Scrimmage. .ol,
A.tauala. lhi Nrya, 100, lula. t0,
Whin, loo. "Twickenham. 81. 'Lada-
zrtte 60, Piutocrat. lt1, 'Carbiurtr,
9N. Mchcrief ~.
Fifth Race ear-olds and up. sCll-
ing, : furiougs Campaiguer, 1903, DOL
ly Butman 100. 'Daudelion. 100 Ed
BAH, los; Berkeley, 1913. Rialto. I1t5
KHiiecrankie, TOO; sir CIeges 100;
Royal OuyN. III; Transform. l01.
sixth LACE ear-old Iuaidcus, o
furiouzs. Sheriff Bradley, 100 STAR
lo2. e#lsAaie -4e2i Danger Mark, l0Gi
Smn Fem. LOG.
Weather clear; track, slow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

enough TO keep the team Well mp IN
the race, though the assignment 10
the first sack isn't particularly con
- -
letes mentioned In fact il might nor
have been "A bad idea 20 have hung on
10 Pete Lister for a few days the
way things have turned out. Advices
from the south have IL that Pete has
completely won Chattanooga by his
feats OF agility and strength Instead
of taking visitors 10 Lookout Noun
tain, as formerly. they take EN- ont
20 see Pete az the local ball yard.
No CONSERVATION Yet.
However any way the Tigers line
up, they are pretty formidable in ap-
pearance. when viewed from the
standpoint of the foe THEY DON'T
MAKE ANY AWFUL ROAR WHEN
THEY HAVE TO PLAY WITH A
REGULAR OUT Such things have
happened before and have never
caused wild CONSERVATION. such as
usually takes place ON some teams
that We might mention somehow
the wise Mr. Jennings always man
ages 10 produce layout that can
field. pitch and bat There are al
ways enough left-hand stick artists
to puzzle the righthanded pitchers
and. when they turn loose the south
paws Oh us. the right handlers Stub
and the left-handers bunt Thev all
tear round the sacks at "a lively clip
and now and then a run or TWO
squirts over the plate
or course. Detroiters have become
used 10 the versatility OF the team
one really needs 10 watch the team
on a foreign field to appreciate the
point OF view which really prevails of
the American league champions
If We only had Crawford Cobb,
Mcintyre and Mullin. what grand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
BY PAUL HALE eRuskT.

Utterly without eXertion on thell
own part our nifty little llseS SAT
around the lobby Of their hotel IN u.
Louis for tweny-four hours ana
watched the raindrops rs they
pattered on the passing spans Oh
Missouri mules while the doushS
Washington warriors trimmed New
York and pushed the Jcnningltes INTO
first place Ina this position they pre-
pared TO take the field today against
The Browns. incidentally, u IS the
eminence which they ana most other
wise baseball folk believe they should
normally occupy.
Today and for some time m the
future. the Tigers viii have 20 draft
their lineup without The genial
Thomas Jones. The injured Nelsh-
man is-44.- AI--l1:ly - annd-nld- Locust
dale. Pa. where he Will rest mp and
recover from the effects Of the blow
he received on his smeller He left
the Tigers in reasonably good spirits
nevertheless.
It's a Handy Nose.
am be back In week." he assured
his mates. as he left the hotel, bound
for the Union station. And III be on
deck as usual, stopping 'em with my
hands IL can, and my nose II | have
to-"
During the time that Thomas Is in
retreat. Jennings will play either
Crawford or Moriarty on the bag. II
Sam. Davy Jones will play In cen
ter field III George -QLeaEX- will
third-base. Either lineup looks good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
BIC SHAKEUP
FOR THE MAPS
Lajoie Sent Back To Second and Tur-
ner To Short-Ball and Birm-
ingham to the Bench.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April %
Manager Mcclure OF the Maps, this
afternoon announced sweeping
change in the local team which has
suffered such slump during the past
few days.
Iajoie returns o. his old position at
second base. Turner. whose arm
shows great improvement Will 20 to
short. Stoyall goes to first and Gran
ey will replace Birmingham in center.
Birmingham and Ball will 90 to the
bench, temporarily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Nuts for Kobe.

Hobe Ferris is tickled 10 death with
Minneapolis That left field fence is
SO close in that Hobo in batting flies
To outfieders can pestle il over the
barrier about eight times ont OF ten.
This is Hobe's specialty--losing balls
by batting them over the fence in pyac-
tice II h. ever gets sight OF that
pill-box park al st. Paul he viii cnoke
10 death with a superiority OF joyous
gurgles- Milwaukee News
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

First Race -year-olds. selling. q
furiougs Cysmout, l0y, BeudagA, lJG.
Allie Bitten l01, NiNey, lOY, The itas-
cal H.. Dorchester. ll2.
Second Race year-Olds and up. .
furlongs. Ruble. los. star Bottle. l0i,
Gypsy Girl. So. Tim Pippiu, 100 Ned
lion. l0l TakahirH. lU3; Addlia, SO,
Refined, 100; Anna l. Daley 1903, tty-
boUrn. %, MARITIME, 81
Third Race-Tbe keuuert handicap,
2-Near-olds and Up. mile. High i'rt-
waite. IFS Taboo illi Pulka. llGi
Etkou. ms; CHtpoutuc, -. Medallion
g6- Jubilee. l02. Coils Ormsby, 100.
Fourth Race Mount Washington
StecplecAase 4-Near-oids ana ~.
miles. Borsi 1873. Ben cole, 1872; Black
Bridge. It1, Prince. 142. 'Aebcc. 49,.
Fifth Pace Maiden 2-ycar -ulds, 8 =
furluugs. Brown Hawk, 1922 Foot
print, 49,. Whist. ~. O, L Bust ,,
IOei Jack RYAN 1922 Planutess lg',
Ifatttras, lug. Mariner. H.. Mdtcb NJ ih-
ster ~. Princess Una, iOH.
-fNtu Race ear-olds ana up. Sfll-
ing. l-IB miles. Titolui o9, Forty
-Four. Sc. Faurc 1l&, Golcouda. l09.
clGeutll. lUt. Piautaud. 100
seventh Race Maiden --\caf-oi" s'
a.. furIonps: ltNtou, l09t keswtck.
IlZ. Nuna Casse IU9t joe keny pn. 10Y,
Font Worth. II1. I3lc Mlchaei, lu9i
Bojkin. lI-. Rapid Flight. 1895 AIS
s!Nc. 100
Weather. air; track. heavy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
WILL TRY To STOP
The BIG FIGHT

OF all denominations are indorSing the
action OF the Methodist ministers IL
adoptlug 4 resolution TO organize "A ma
uonal protest against the Jeffries-
Johnson worlds championship prize
night On July Z.
Rev. Charles Frederick Goss, tho
noted preacher and author, l. one or
those prominent ia advocating some
effective measure u stop the big night,
Leaders an athletic circles are also
coming out strong against professional
prize hgLting and lending considera bic
weight 10 the movements. Amos os-
Ter. former football coach. Is = leader
ia the movement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
"Rube" to Take on Three.

"Rube" Secord. l5-mile champion
OF the state. viii take on three run
ners al the Belle Isle Roller rink
Tuesday evening. in a l5-mile relay
race SecCrd Will run 10 miles. while
the other three run five miles apiece.
Manager Lane has everything in
shape and good size crowd is ex-
pected. The race starts at p. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Woloast 10 Read Returns.

On "Wednesday evening. returns of
the Ketchel-Langford fight at Phila-
delphla will be received at the Ave
nue. theater Manager Frank Drew
has arranged for AID. Wolgast, cham
pion lightweight. to read these re-
turns from the stage for the benefit
Of patrons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
The Point of View.

The pitchers say that Umpire Billy
Dineen is not quick TO call strikes that
Craze the corners or the plate BIZ
liked 20 work the corners when per.
forming on the slab himself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
'Apprenticl alloWande ciaime
On Fudael

NaHager DOOM was bunIshed TON
the coachiu, line Thursday for al.
dressing Umpire Rigler as "Rigg
with the beuching went the admOni
ton that boy order OF President
Lynch the umpire hereafter must al
ways be- addressed as Mr.. by play
.crs. captains and managers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN A NUTSHELL

Rain and cold caused the post
ponement Of all the league games
but one.
Washington knocked Manning
out Of the box and played merry
tattoo on Frill, winning from New
York, 9 TO 7, Walker pitched.
New York's defeat at the hands
Of Washington let the Tigers work
their way back into first place
again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Perhaps Clarence Berry
Viii Be q Jeff ndS(ut

Clarence Berry. the AlaskaYukon-
bakersfield millionaire. is setting It in
ON Jeffties at any price OF course
this does not OF itself make Jen
cincn, but there Is something uncanny
in the way Clarence lights on the right
side of things the mlneIAlngIcal
sharps told him there was no gold on
the bank OF the Yukon river opposite
the one that wds being worked but he
fooiishly wandered over there and
stumbled across million While all
the oil prospectors with scientific dope
were boring in the foothills as the only
place 90 find petroleum around Bakers
field Clarence sank Il Well ia the val
ley below and struck a yeritabe la.le
OF the stun and since has been affNing
zeros 90 the end of his bankroll at the
rate OF one a second lie SAYS he Will
bet a quarter OF a million on Jenries
before he closes his book You may
not share his optimism but you cant
get away from that charm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
AND THEN THERE is
JEFF'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY"
philadelphia North Amerlcan9

(Philadel phia North Americana
Ban B. Jackson and Thomas
Chnch are the only baseball
celebrities overlooked in Christy
Mathews new book, Lost in
the First This entertaining
story Is now running serially IN
the Breakfast Food Weekly. OF
Battle Creek. Mich.
Touching Second is the
JOINT work OF Johnny Evers and
Hugh Fullerton, but there is q
strong feeling that the collab-
Grafton Of MIR. Fullerton consist
ed OF something more than In
sorting punctuation marks in
the proper place
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Sporting Note

woIg"s' takes ON Danny Dunn
THURSDAYS aud Kid Lavtgue on Frlday
"a ht
NigE- aud >ieNer, rx-TixrrS. parttcI-
patcd tn a game lost bF Montreal YES
ttrday
Detroit college bascbaII team visits
Assumption ueld at SundW JON this AZ
tcI'nOou.
Tom Jones - president and Louis
Arms sect'tat! OF tac new Michigan
state league.
New York won yesterday on triple
hy Merkle iu The ninth. on Pitcher
Dessau. OF Brooklyn
Hy benting BoStoB again yesterday.
the Philadelphia Nationals stlE tuI-
Their Ciurhcd their hold ON first place.
Thursday evening the VI. 4. 4. will
close us indoor season with am rNhlHl-
tioD meet, ga which 200 Viii do stunts
Jennings has sent Tom Jones home
10 i.ocG~tddlc. Pa. o. rcCuttr from tN'
funk ue 4ut ou the b"ak 10 ma1 pe
"a couple OF weeks before Doe REGIONS tue
club.
Jim >inEclyn has pat In "a hid of go
GOO fog tAc Gutcl-ZhA sZko mlll and
wants 10 !uU ir OF at Kenneth Park
Elks week There is a chance that he
may get IT,
The Tigers look good 10 II ~. Louis
spondent-aIl but the pitching
stan And that was the pitching STAFF
chat beat the Browns in ever! game
bUt one last year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Becoming Cynical.

census man much of battle. but it is
getting NOR" publicity iu the news
papers than many cities with 20u, 600
inhabitants or more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
National A. c. CHALLENGES.

The National club has diamond 80.
at Belle Isle. sunday May J.. and
would like tp hear from any lS-year.
old team for that date. Phone West
li62R
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Where is Elmer Laurence

There Is a letter OF this Office for
Elmer Laurence, Tie turiman and ot.
fetal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

"cIIiCk" ATuEW>.
1 uttarr - Z. nnd University OF
Michigan inGttGcr 0u b0n the he
froit club has secured waivers. NJ
drui has been made tor hi~ disposal
tor the year. The Detroit club u ca
denN oring fo place him with some
, tust class \ League ciub. where he
viii have rhnncr to PLAY ball. ga
preparation Tor the day when he VIII
break ~ IT, ~ IiErr. Jennings ~tili
believes Iathcrs To- he certainty ar
the big IenHuc- Ht some date in the
near future. aud. ~ he H. sent else
where for further eNciopmcnt, %
viii he en- condition chat hr hr 80
turned ~ the close at the scnsOus
--- 81
Children CRY
FOR flETcHER'S
@ a 8 Q RIA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
| HEART With the
70 Sporting
HEARTH Editor.

While the Tigers have been lodging
Geld waves as best they could in 81.
Louis, the folks in Detroit have been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

Perhaps 60 may prove a bit proma.
ture. but doesn't 1t really strike Won
the common impression that. because
.e man Is good athlete he must neces.
.fatily be conceded rank ls iiter.
gary genius. VIII eventually be demon.
Istrated as erroneOus7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Only One Battle Mark
De(OTais5 Ad W0|ga5t

Although Ad Wolgast. the
lightweight pugilist champion OF
the world. has engaged In nearly
100 fights. many OF them OF long
duration. be has developed a de
tense that has enabled him to-
prevent having his beauty spoil
cd lie has not the tin ear
that decorates 80 many pugi
lists Ills only souvenir is a
broken nose and he did not get
that i'm a fight lie received a.
white training with Harry Lewis
few years ago Lewis was
thon training for his bout with
MtEc Ward a bout by the way
that resulted fatally for Ward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

U A-c we correct IN understanding
that Sam Berger Is going to taFe no
Teddy gold pass, when It's presented
~ the door?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

Those Of as who have seen Jack
1ohhson's car on one or more Of the
occasions when IL has pten brought
Back TO Detroit 10 be- rebuilt can ap-
Dreeiate the wisdom Of Tex Richards
moasuies TO ensure the champion
presence ar the ringsile Iuly {
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
4 troiIey Irnuue, with WIndsor. WI

Clemens. Wyandotte, Pontiac and A
couple OF Detroit clubs In, is the lateSt
project and may prove a 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

The firmly established Southern
N;ohigan doesn't In the least begrudg'
sthe little newly organized Michigan
State league the dimiGcd nomencla.
tture to which IL has aspired u for
nia'y refused 20 shoulder the hoodoo
lscyC.al years ago itself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
THE BIG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
~ D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Ar PINIIICO.

,AFprcnuce- allowance chained.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-20

tvo camrs-those who believed that
a miracle had been accomplished and
those who had the impudence to as
sert that it was nothing but a bur
glary.
Another surprise was in store for
Father Paraclet when he entered the
sacristy one morning about a week
later. The good God had returned
the monstrance! There il was stand
ing on the top of the sacristy cup
board
Father Paraclet had already begun
to repeat Jobs words The Lord hath
taken away. The Lord hath restored
what He took! Blessed be the name
of the Lord! when he noticed that a
dirty scrap of paper folded in four
had been pushed under the foot OF
his beloved monstrance. He pulled ii
out and read the following words
Here's your monstranz. It's brass
1t amt no good: it's q fake, and its
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-20

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-20
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He thought he was going mad.
And then he mechanically tore the
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-20

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-20
michigan CHAMPION
Defeats Minnesota in a Re-
markable Contest.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. ls.-Minne-
sofa, the western conference champ
ion, went down to defeat before the
Michigan eleven today in q game that
win go down as the greatest in west
ern football history.
After battling without a result for
three fierce quarters, Michigan scored
the only touchdown OF the game after
a series Of brilliantly executed for
ward passes that had carried the oval
to within striking distance Of the
Gopher goal. Wells then carried the