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The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
KETCHEL SEEKS TROUBLE.
Leaves Grand Rapids Win the lnten
ton Ct Boxing Several Bouts.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Feb IS
After "a number OF weeks spent In his
native city STANLEY ketchel De ready
ca. begin a campaisn Of battles which
will cuteud into the first part OF the
summer
Il have had a nice long rest. am
feeling fine ana will defend my title
against AN corners. said Stanley to-
day.
He leaves for Chicago tonight en-
route TO Hot SPRINGS whore be- will 20
into training for his match with FranA
Klaus 20 hc held in Pittsbure on the
night Of March 10.
Following this sixround mill with
/ Klaus 10 be fought al catch weights.
ketchel is going 20 take on Tony
Caponi Cal Harris has returned from
Kalamazoo where he succeeded In
wakine arrangements for the bout.
Billy Randall is to have the handling
OF The mill
ID Ketchcls English match with
Tom Thomas holds good he viii 20
tc England during the early part oi
May No matter what evenruates Ne
declares that he will spend the sum
mer on his farm just out Of Grand
Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
NEW MATE FOR LOU DILLON.
Billings viii Have Champion mare
Bred 10 Bineen Next Time.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 1s.-Horsemeh
will be greatly surprised. no douht'
10 learn that c. X G. Billings has
decided upon that great sire. Bingeh'
.2:O6l-4 as the stallion with which
Lou Dillon will be next mated. Since
the trotting queen retired from the
racing game she has been bred TO 70
other horse than John A. McKerron,
hut II has been known for the past
year that in order 10 vary his assert
ment OF foals, Mr. Billings would
mate the worlds champion trotter to
some other horse this spring.
Lou Dillon has produced two fllias,
both sired by John A. Mckerron. ana
Is due 10 produce her third foal today
Her present foals have shown them
selves TO be fast tIotters
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
NATIONAL COMMISSION
AS SCHEDULE DRAFTERS
That is the Scheme for Future Use,
Each President Using Herr
mann as Arbitrator.

CHICAGO. Feb 19.-Presidcnt
.J,hnson, OF the American league. is
enthusiastically in favor OF the sugges-
t!on OF President Lynch. of the Ma
tional league, that the National Base
bali Commission be empowered 70
draft all American and National
league schedules hereafter He de-
clared today that this is exactly what
he has been asking for several years.
II sincerely hope Mr.. Lynch's sug-
gestion Will be adopted he said. II
will be glad to meet Mr.. Lynch. with
Garry Hermann as arbiter 10 draft
playing schedules. for one. four, 10 or
20 years. That is the ideal way.
For several seasons ] have been
frying TO have the National league
see the wisdom of taking the SEIZED
.ule out of the hands OF committees
composed OF club owners. but the
proposition was turned down
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
CENTRAL TRIMS WESTERN.
school Championship Of Detroit Very
Much in Doubt Now.

The school championship of Detroit
I'm basketball appears 90 have been
hopelcssly muddled as the result of
the game OF Yesterday Al the Western
gym. in which Central reversed the
result OF the contest several weeks ago
AND evened up the score with her ives
tern rivals BY winning. % 10 II in q
finishing sprint
None Of the public schools play D..
T.. s and the question OF individual
superiority has yet 90 be settled be-
tween any OF the, other three a con
ference is projected. az which a regu-
lar schedule may be mapped ont.
ChaiHe was the bright star OF the
Central-Western game. shooting five
baskets for the winners
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Sporting Notes
Lnke, AZ. cInse friend of nax, Juno

Jnkey AtK. close friend Of Davy 3ones
of the Tigers Will have 10 ind an
other opponent for his forensic ability.
Comiskcy has shipped him Co Provi-
dence other American league clubs
WalyinE claim
stanley ketchci passed through ON
his way u Hot SPRINGS.
SnrnIn plays hockey NJ the Detroit
Athletic club this afternoon, the start
being scheduled for o'clock
Bnrney DreyfusS took three of those
Sundays at chicago In which the
Tigers Conflcted with games at the
cub park. and the Chicago populaCe
will have 90 settle FOR Itself the prob
lem Of SiN-Tlgers OF Cubs Pirates
VI. 4. 4. and Hope have both trimmed
the Nutrr Dame basketball five on its
present trip through Michigan.
NpSIInbtI Normal girls play AT ST
Johns gym Garfield and McDouRall.
this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
BEATS THE
REST TO G0TCH
Scot Will Wrestle Champion Before
Either Turk or Pole Get Chance
To Fitch Away His Crown.

CHICAGO. Feb. l9.-Stanislaw Zy-
hszko and Yussiff Mahmout who have
been clamoring for bout with Gotch
NJ the foot OF the class today and
Jim Essen, the young Scotch giant,
Is strutting around with a contract
with the champion for the coveted
match Essen has been selected as
the next man 10 take a try at Gotch
and the bout has been set for Feb. %.
Chicago fans say Essen has now
been ir this country long enough to
get onto" the tricks and is probably
the only one OF the heavyweights who
would have more than an even chance
OF making the champion take fall.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
MORE CLASS FOR WINDSOR.
Billy Rocks Leaves for New York 10
sign Eastern Scrsppers.

Billy Rocks, the genial and vigilant
referee OF the Windsor athletic club.
left Friday for New York where ne
expects TO secure Matty Baldwin. one
Of the leading eastern featherweights,
a. an attraction for one OF the COM
ing bouts Of the organization II
possible. Baldwin will be pitted
against Gary OF Chicago.
Rocks viii also look over the box
Ing talent OF Philadelphia with view
10 picking some OF the best OF it for
tba delectatiun Of the patrons OF the
Windsor fistic emporium.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Too Rouah For the eurlies.

Pike. the Pennsylvania guard. broke
q leg While wrestling the other day
and Mike Murphy has ordered all ath-
letes an Penn who compete in other
branches OF sport 10 cut out the wrest'
ling The accident 90 Pike Is the last
OF a long series TO football and other
athletes. who have taken .up the mat
sport. and Murphy does not want the
teams VI the school crippled by the
graphing accidents
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
LAKE A BUSY SPOT.
More Sport on Its Frozen Surface
Than In the Summer Time.

The excellent ice on Lake st. Clair
continues 10 afford a lot OF sport for
those who know how 70 utilize 1t. on
FRIDAY the center OF interest was
lakeside Inn. Mt. Clemens. where a
bea, on the Anheuser- Bush troph,
was the main event on the card. on
Saturday the schedule shifts TO the
1. Anse Grouse Bay clubs course on
Matt Kramer's. where the Ice 0oats
and automobiles will race. Sunday
"a Vernier's will be the headquarters
with big merchandise race over the
Crosse Point Ice Yacht clubs course.
as the feature event.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
TRACK MEET AT D. U. s.
First Handicap Affair Of the Season
To Be pulled OF Saturday.

The Detroit University school atll-
letes will pull on a track meet al ;
O'Clock Saturday afternoon in the
school gymnasium. The events Will
all be handicaps and between 40 AMI
SO schoolboy athletes will be entered.
inclmding the schools famous cham
uiDng t.,.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Diagram l-Cue ball SIS light II
below. object ball 1-2 right: stroke y
In excess Of slow. Cue ball cushions
NJ A, B. effecting carom ON ball 2
Object ball cushions at &, resting
near ID:
To carom on bali 8-Cue bali IL
right, IA below object bail Is right;
stroke medium.
Diagram 2--Cue ball 5.S left. i.2 be-
iow. object ball rs left stroke IL In
cxcess of medium. Cue ball kisses
from object ball. takes cushion NJ a.
then By SIS twist runs 10 ball 2 effect
ina csrom. Object ball lies In corner
touching both cushions. when A Us
reached stroke Is assured N 5-S twis,
has been applied 20 cue ball.
To carom ON ball 3--Cue ball 5S loft.
II below. object ball fun; stroke y
IN excess OF medium. Cue ball cush-
t<ns NJ ..
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
WAS MOVES ASLEEP
Washington Magnate Returns From
MEETING With Strange Tale.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S-That
President Ban Johnson's salary was
not Increased to $4,000 by the club
owners OF the American League In
Chicago this week was the statement
made by President Tom Noyes. OF the
local club, upon his return from the
meeting today.
johnson was elected for a 24-year
term-but no other action affecting
him was taken" says Noyes.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
PERNOLL ACCEPTS TERMS.
typewriter Missive From Southpaw
at Apologize, Ore.

II. II. Pernoll the stocky southpaw
whom Detroit purchased last fall from
the Aberdeen club Of the Northwest
ern league. has had time To think IT
over and now says he Is ready 20 sign
the contract which the club offered
him some time ago At that time the
document did not appeal. Pernoll Will
go direct To San Antonio from his
home which, strictly according TO pre-
c, dent, Is located Al a place far from
familiar TO Detroiters. being Apple
gate. ore.
There is some class TO Mr.. Pernoll
as correspondent His letter cane
off a typewriter and on the letterhead
of his fathers estate who apparently
conducts a general store at the above
location
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
TRY SHEPPARD TODAY.
Olympic Champion Under hVesties-
ton on CHARGE Of Bad ethics.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19-Melvin Shep-
pard. the great middle distance run
ner. will be tried late today on two
charges by the National Military
Athletic League. which Is animated
with the Amateur Athletic union. Inc
charges are Conduct unbecoming
gentleman" and Demanding cxces-
sive expense money 10 compete IN
match race In Philadelphia last De
cemler
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
click In shane Aaain.

Elmer Flick. a few seasons ago one
OF the greatest outfelders In the
American league. has fully recovered
his health. He now weighs 1870
pounds. Flick has been ont OF the
game for practically two years. He
thinks. however that be is as good as
new and has asked Mcclure 10 send
him south with the first batch Of raw
recruits
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
saaInam cuts'Loose.

SAGINAW. Mich. Feb 1s-The
Saginaw East side basketball team
makes its bid for state championship
honors Friday and Saturday nights,
leaving here today to play ~ Ann
Arbor aud Detroit Eastern on two sue.
cessiye days
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Coo Piteher MI,h eum 80.

Chick Brandon the young Pirate
pitcher who featured in the American
association as rival of Rube Mar.
guard. Will have TO submit 10 an OPP
Grafton One of his toes is crooked.
and this interferes with his work in
the box Recently the bad toe was
jammed. and Brandon thinks it's
about time to get rid OF the hoodoo.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
All pirate Boxes Sold.

Pittsburg is good Illustration OF
the fact that winner gets results.
Already all the boxes of Forbes Field
have been disposed OF for the coming
seagonI And prices are higher In the
stool town than elsewhere
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Iaokliisoh,s 500 snan-

Pretty soft for Jacklitsch. the extra
catcher of the eQuakers lie has been
In the big league. drawing salary. for
many years. and yet has never been
called upon to do enough work 10 even
make people remember he was living.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
CROW Old on one club.

Johnny Evers. like Eddie Plank. has
played on but one big league club.
Eddie started in 1907 with Mach.
while Evers played his first game
with the cubs in 1902
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
SIXTEEN MAPS REPORT
FOR SOUTHERN TRIP

The Advance squad ndcr Jim We
CURE. viii start saturday Tor
Alexandria. Ln.-Otbers Follow.
CLEVELAND. O., FEB. lS.-Eight OF
the IL Maps whom Manager Jim No
CURE Will take 10 Alexandria La to-
morrow. reported today. The veterans
who reported are: Bcmls, falkenberg
and Berger. COoney, GTduey, kirsc "a.
Grifaths and Spencer are the recruits
who reported.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Shut Has BIG string.

NJ. ID. Shut has arrived at the Mem
ypbis, Tenn. track with Penisa Maid,
2:041-4 and thirteen other horses.
They got there in first-class order
and will stay until June /.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
praoon in sioht7

The 81 Georges association foot
bali team will hold a meeting AZ the
Riverside club. Antoine and Wood
bri6gests. At O'Clock Friday even
a..
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
THE HOLSTERS WILL
NOT TRAIN IN CUBA
Manager Carr Informed That His
Team Will Have No Opposition,
so Trip Is Cancelled.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. 1s-
The indianapolis American Associa-
ton ball club will not train in Cuba
after all The much advertised trip
vas cancelled today on receipt Of a
telegram from Havaan stating that
he Hayanas and Almandares. the
two leading teams. had arranged
March series OF games. and that II
would be impossible for the Indian
apClis team to train with them.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
HEART
70
HEART
Nth the
Sporting
Editor.

Baseball bugs OF Detroit may resi-
assured that the citys representation
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
The Detroit Entries.

The closing OF entries gives the
final total OF nve-man teams as 40l.
of which Detroit aud Chicago have
each furnished 80 The Detroit en-.
tries are as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
McInnis Wins Final of
Scotch Bowling

The Scottish bowlers wound up their
tournament season on the Golden Gate
park green yesterday. when the final
match of the scratch singles tournaG
ment for the championship was played.
Colin McInnis one of the younger gen
Grafton of bowlers. beat Rev W. ].
Fisher in the finals by a score of 21
to 12.
Fisher was thought to be in line for
the championship, when he beat ]. c..
Moffatt. the three time holder of the
title. a week ago, but McInnis bowled
a perfect game and outplayed his op-
ponent all the way.
Four other tournaments were played
during the summer season. The dou
bles event was won by M. l.. Grove
and F. Blair Grove won the handicap
singles event for the Etter prize. and
the club handicap singles was won by
w P. Higgenbottom. The handicap
singles for the Dewar bowls was won
by B. Etter.
A team match between teams headed
by President Thomas Millar and Vice
President W. Maundren of the San
Francisco club is scheduled for
Thanksgiving day at the park. All
the club members will participate.
Yesterdays practice scores follow:
Rev. A. C. Bane and ]. McLachlan beat
F. Blair and NJ. L. Grove. y to Z and
81 to Is; H. Brown and B. Etter beat
Grove and J. Duncan, 81 to 12; Grove
beat Etter, 81 to II; James Gray and
J. T. Dare beat NJ. Grove and II. A.
Brown. 81 to 10; Dare and G. Patter-
son tied ]. W. Oat and 81. McCunn. 21
to IL and to 21; J. Deasy and d.
O'Brien beat ]. McLachlan and T. Mil
lar 81 to 13.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
LATONIA RESULTS

LAToNIA. Nov. 1s.-Markie NJ, running well.
won the stake race OF the last day Of the
Latonia meeting. He won by three lengths from
Bad News. Wander. outsider. captured the
third race from the heavy played NJ. Cambon
in drive.
First race. mile and 20 yards-Ed Keck.
straight $3.50 won: Topland, place, Ss40,
second: Montclair. show S2.7o third. Time.
1;44 3-5.
Second race. handicap. six furlongs-sidney
R.. straight $500 won Horizon place $5 so,
second; McIvor. show So 80. third. Time 1:13
Third rsce mile and 40 yards-w ander,
straight $3.50. won: NJ. Cambon place 1920.
second: Foxy Mary, show $40, third. Time,
I:44 2-5
Fourth race. the Final stake mile and a
furlong-Markie NJ. straight 40, won; Bad
News, place $3.50. second; Samaria, show So 80,
third. Time, 1852 3-5.
Fifth race. handicap mile and a. sixteenth
Bonnie Kelso, straight s610. won; Fauntleroy
place. s.. 30 second; DR.. Holzberg. show $3. so,
third. Time. :4e.
Sixth race. mile and furlong-Arcite
straight 40 Third Rail. place 81 10.
second; Queen Marguerite. show $3.50. third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

Today is the great day for the police
men and the firemen: 2:3O is the hour.
Recreation park is the place and base
ball is the game All is in readiness
for this. the greatest diamond strug-
gle which the two departments nave
ever engaged in, and they have mixed
up in many a contest during the last
20 years or more.
Never before, perhaps. have the TivaI
departments boasted two more evenly
balanced teams than now. II looks ike
an even break between them, conse-
uuently the admirers on each side have
been wagering even money for several
days past Confidence reigns supreme
in the breasts of every one of the Is
tossers They all see victory In sight.
Practically every one of the $4,000
tickets sent out have been disposed Of
This goes to show what a great throng
will grace Recreation park when, play
ball time rolls around. All the fans
are advised to make their appearance
early in order to avoid the rush. 1t
Will be a case of first come first served,
and they won't play any favorites.
Hildebrand and Finney, the Coast
league umpires, will officiate behind
the plate and on the bases. Big Bill
Lange was carded to work with Hide
brand, but on account of the death of
his father in law he is unable to ap-
pear and Finney has been chosen to
take his place The rival players are
cautioned not to go too strong with
the indicator men.
Southpaw Shea will do the twirlinS
for the fire fighters. and opposed to
him will be Fitzpatrick. the man who
used to bend 'em over for the firemen
in the old days and who also pitched
for Sacramento and San Francisco in
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
TURF GOSSIP

r. J. Mackenzie's string. which has arrived at
Emeryville from Toronto, includes the following
horses: Fort Johnson. Dune Campbell, Elfn
Beau, Fountain Square. Flying Footsteps Melton
Street. Don Antonio. Michael Angelo. Right Smart
Rossmere and Peccavi. Fort Johnson will be re-
membered by the local race followers as being a
horse Of some class. This stable will be strong
addition TO the strings that at the track
Trainer I'd Nhyte is expected 10 arrive here to-
dsy and the Mackenzie horses are likely to be
seen racing during the week.
After running beautiful race In the second
event yesterday Meltoudale pulled up lame The
game son of Meltonsu is in form now. and
If he stands up he should prove a good money
winner.
Pete Clark, the popular caller who is asso-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

cated with Frank Skinner. was joined in we'd
lock 10 Jennie Woodwork of Alameda yester-
day by Judge Quinn of Oakland Clark and his
bride left last evening for Juarez, where he is
TO do the calling.
There were few additional layers to the ranks
yesterday and the silent coin takers did big
business.
Mavnora which was long shot in the opening
race was leading nicely when she bled coming
into the stretch. T. II. Ryan's FLY was given a
dribbling play in the ring.
George Howson. a veteran rider, was visitor
al the track yesterday. Howson is reputed to
be the oldest jockey living. He a competent
saddle artist in the old days.
Judge Pettingill arrived on the ground and took
his place in the stand Yesterday.
c. P. Lamar bid Prosper UP to $500 in the last
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

on at 2:13. Meltondale. 3-5 place. l-S
Winner b. c. by Meltonian- -0phirdale.
T436 Banorella. Start good. Won easily.
SIS. Zahra g. Meltondale had the speed
tn ease at the end. although Garner drew
into the stretch. Nyanza made a capital
ran his race. Watch Cafferata in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

race but c. H. widemann, owner of the colt.
retained him.
It is probable that the good mare Cloudlight
Will be bred to Ormondale.
:, II was the general opinion yesterday that Bubb-
nng Water could have made much faster
time II she had been pressed. Many believe that
sne could have eclipsed the track record OF
LOO 20 neld by Sanfara If anything had put her
to the test
carroll Shillng's arrival is Being daily
awaited BY the race followers at Emeryville.
Inc latest heard from the crack pigskin artist is
that he IS enjoying duck hunt.
Roy Junior was run up to 5000 by W. II.
IraFers, but was retained by its owner
T. W Flynn Of Chicago teegraphed that he
Is on MS way here He has couple Of horses
On the ground alzeady.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ARE CONFIDENT,
AND so ARE FIREMEN
1t Looks Like Close Game Today BetrOeen
The Citg's Finest and the BraUest

the Coast league. Both twirlers are in
fine form and there is but little TO
choose between them.
Chief Seymour of the police depart
ment and Chief Murphy of the fire de-
partiDent win occupy opposite boxes
and each will be accompanied by the
commissioners and other officials OF MS
department Mayor Mccarthy viii
throw the first ball over the plate. and
every one of the prominent city Of
ficiaIs will be there. The teams wfll
line I'D as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
BUBBLING WATER IS
WINNER OF HANDICAP
Jockeys Garner and Archibald Split the Card,
Each Riding Three Victors
BY JOE MURPHY

Jockeys Archibald
Bbbng Water shared the Emeryvile The riders
all the raceah OF them capturing heend Bubbng Water
the No handicap from field in the kind
1905 remarkable considering the condition
OF the track
handicap when the
The the daughter of Wheeler
many
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
LAsKER WINS ANoTHER

BERLIN. Nov 19.-The fourth game
of the championship chess match be-
tween Emanuel Lasker of New York
and d. Janowski of Paris, resumed
from Thursday was won by Lasker
today.
The score now stands: Lasker 2,
drawn 2, Janowski o.