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The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March q
Desiring TO speed up the process of
becoming acquainted with his $4,000
worth of colt material. Hughie Jen
niugs is taking a look az them in
action most OF the daylight hours. lie
hustled them of Nhe train into their
uniforms yesterday and chased them
away from the breakfast table for the
first OF two sessions planned for to-
day He isn't putting them over any
real high hurdles at present. But he
Is giving them all the load that the
traffic will bear without positive
danger Already he has scheduled
a game with the San Antonios for
sunday. which date will really mark
the opening OF the season Of Tiger
competition.
At the risk OF writing something |
NAV later regret. | am going 10 pre-
dict that. when the wedding out pro-
cess Is taken up. among the young
sters. who will remain longest with
Detroit. viii be Pete Lister and Ralph
stroud. the boys whom Bill Coughlin
developed and recommended to'9the
old club OF which he once was cap
tain.
The way Pete hit the ball against
that right field fence made San An
tonic players. who were working IN
the background ask who II was that
said Sam Crawford wasn't along. Pete
looked every whit up 10 specifications,
though he is such a charmingly ur-
bane young man that II is difficult 10
imagine him fghting tooth and nail
for a ball game OF that, however. We
shall know lot more in couple OF
weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
PInrid MI IcIiNrIt.

his Rul Lelivclt has been with tho
Tigers for pretty nearly asou 40"
and there isn't one of hls team mates
who can truthfully say that ne mas
ever seen BINS perfect calW nm tne
least ruffcd Incidentally There have
be"n hundreds OF pitchers who fot the
i.ck or q disposition like his have i1i %
% 10 demonstrate their ability 20 twll
erst-rlass ball IN spite ot turtr othci
natural qualifications FOR tt" lob
There IS something about The leh-
vcit calm that is realiv 'n-pirius ana
0re can understand how. in the Soni h-
.rn ieaE3e. when his arm was NIX e az
.mbued - team with such conhdenc.
that in spite " ris admitted lack "t
rca! Class 70 Mould arise o. thy rtnei o.
genes and terdsr him support IN me
feld and at the bat which would raus"
ts, zNr-e CT envy - rise hiEh in tu'
breasts ~ his fellow fingers
NJ Lellvelt ls Az Unconditional dVtcl
mined yle-c ~ pirchirg machinery y
"a now seems apparent, his arm ~ BACK
tu stape--1S ~ las never been sluEt
M '1inea the Tigers-fln Ieiivelt -
going 30 make good or THAT s'.o'o
which the Detroit club paid Cor his -s-
lclse. bidding aEa!nst nt least nalt i.
dozen blg-league rtNals, seNeraI OF
whom we're mighty sore they rad no
chance 20 go tightr
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Ore Hand Waa Enough.

BOSTON, March 2-Fighting with
practically only one good hand, Pal
Moore, the little Philadelphia phenon
heat Al Dclmont here IN n fashion
which today Is the marvel or the fans.
who saw tho bout MoOre's right
hand WAS hurt IN hiH Saturdays bout
with Tommy O'Toole In Philadelphia,
but his left lnbs were plenty 10 hold
poimont safe last night. In Other
bouts. Eddie Shcviin Of Boston. best.
ed Willie Moody OF philadelphia and
Tommy O'Keefe of philadelphia. de
feuted Hurry Scroggs OF Baltimore
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
New York Leagues star Hitter.

The above tale of woe 10y Mr. WORKS
Drought an TIE fact that Hughte Jen-
ni-rs wlth his four hits out 81 seven
ti-...s 4p was really the American
'oacuas batting leader for 1909 thoug u.
Hke Works pitching feat. liugnie eot
20 crptit in the official dop" bQshie :
case. however. was only equalled oN
lFat og one EDDIE Ashenhach manaE"t
- thc syracuse club. according 10 the
dramatic annals Of Del Drake
,.A-1 las Iaa the New York leag u"
for two seasons nov and never eut5od i,ot
into ~ dope" says Drake N lt"H
- va ur once and got hit II WAS
= threa-baE Egcr. too In 1909 he was
~ once and that time he go' = nome
~iIn or course % was partly frame
r-p ola Ash used 20 boz ball PLAYER
e6 -ears ago and the TWO times in the
mast two wears 10 has come 20 bat AZ
a time when the game was either " On
" lost by mile and the pitcher
sroo-cd one for him 20 hit
" Don't YOU dare curve IL. ASH FeliSd
A. the pitcher We all Joined In 90 help
him from third base home and the out
rsIders fei all over themselves laugh +.
ing when they were chasing the oaIL
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
dso. nruS fTol, ths Ball
10 dsi Past The fsaSuIu

George Meyers. Of Detroit,
son Of the secretary of the focai
tournament company. got past
with new stunt Tuesday which
opened the eyes OF some al the
bow ling shayps at the Wayne
Gardens. lie saved his favorite
ball after the official measurcr
had passed il up.
There Is little side room
known as The paddock" In
IN the balls are weighed and
measured When Meyers PEI
Was tape the circumference
showed up rs just little more
than q inches. the legal size.
That meant condemnation COR
the globe. But Meyers knew a
trick that cured the trouble.
HE hiked down 10 the ice box
which accompanies the refresh
ment counter downstairs. fro2e
the ball for a while until II had
contracted In size. and got II
past the measurer on the sec
ond attempt.
Blr the sad part OF the story
Is I George only got 400 Oh
the anrys when he did roll.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
NEW MARATHON STAR
Joharsen Of Sweden Set New Record
At New York.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Dorando
Hayes. Shrubb, ST Yves. Longboat and
all other former Marathon stars are
forgotten today in the general acclaim
for Thure Johansen. youthful Swede
who beat jim Crowley and Hans Hol-
mer last night in a race at the Sixty
Ninth Regiment armory. and set
new indoor record for the Marathon
distance OF 1865 l-5 or seven min
utes and 25 10 seconds better than
Dorandos previous indoor record.
Johansen was recently brought here
from Sweden and the form he dis
PLAYED in his first appearance easily
stamped him as the best OF the Mara
thon runners. He finished apparent
lY fresh
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Thumb ls Worn $500.

NEW YORK. March "A buzzsaw
recently Cat sagg tho promising 4
career or Earl Proctor. OF Rockville
CcntsF. J., l.. ns d baseball pitcher oy
scyaTing his th.mt-that ind!secnaa.
bio part q c boAman's anatomy Proc.
tor was Obliged to rciiHqIish the dia.
moad and como down 90 The DALI
grind OF q 0Rnt CLERK
The Suprcme court has Hw1rde
him s2,G0o damage. from The cOastrisc-
tiog company harborins tho imple,
meut w1ich had deprived him. ~ his
opportBHity to win glory sn the bal
field.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Hughie's Infant Glass.

George simmons Is a statistical hend
and can anuse the gang IN OF nonrS
by tricks wi'h ngures' toung SIdls' l ~
Harvard. has nothing on the Tiger IN
fant wonder. ,.
up round hts home town OF ROCK lslaud
and is already planning Tor an outlhs
with the ducks that abound In these
Matty Mcintyre is the star card hend
Of inc party. When unable 70 START q
pinoehie game In sHs sVsn,mff, ot .off,tafrt
r,Ttv she left her athletic hubby In
i'hlcaCo when he started south. return
n.i Drake ~ anxiously awaiting the
went OF Wiilett When Edgar ia out
9N inc airing ltae. Del says he VIII be
sl.ewhera A funk from the kansas
ovcions crippled Deis throwing arm
P The myrtory qf Geoggo Hardin q.
idn't possitiy have caught tho IL
pcr special SUNDAY morning ont ula
mavage TO get down In tho evening
Thare was Some disappointmnnt when
Il WA found that tho Santone manage
frcnt hadn't soddcd the !nneld here a.
A. mad profnised 10 do. but the cxplane +,
tioq prohesis & m2Ve q, ,nt,,s ,n1 .o'"'
rbody offered Wild Blu Donovan
n staeP no thanks" said Blli. it re-
sllrrA ma TOO much or PlttsnurE
Bf l.oilvslt says hc doesn't think Mo
brntiie' e,tli slsn with Washington an
less hr uets botteF o1er. The young.
eP frrfnhes pf tho family mHdo good
viii 10 vengeance. hut only got nom
Ths t"a.a zang wont by thu other
d. and Harry Tuthiii warned some ~
tbr younRrtars "B@ careful wilH, ypu
uo da~u neru.' hq satd PsrtrularlN
don't steal 100 many bases. .,..,,,..,,,,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
cyclers Going Fast.

BUFFALO, y. Y. March 2.-The
six-day bicycle racers here promise
70 break a number OF records, having
scored moro than II miles over the
recent Newark, y. J.. record, at the
end OF the second days racing. At
> o'clock this afternoon, the nine
leading teams start with record Of
i73 miles and nine laps. the tenth
team only one lap behind. Williams
and Hill, the eleventh team, has drop
ped ont Of the race. The leaders now
nre Kramer and Fogler. Lawson and
Moran, Bedell and Bedelf. Hill and
Drobach. Vaoni and West. Lawrence
md Wiley. Root and Hehir. Cameron
and Mitten. Demara and Stein.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Irisa Welcome Sullivan.

DUBtIS, March Come Back 90
Erin" played Ivy the orchestra at the
Dublin Thoater ROYAL and an ovation
from a crowded house, greeted John
/. suiivuhe hrst public appearance
IN hts old home on his present tour,
Tae ,ormcH worlds heavyweight
.chumpion bozed three POUNDS Win
Ktirnin. for which he received NI"V
and told n few stories Nothing was
I,cbdng I'm the warmth ot the rccep'
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
UPSTATE SPORT LOVERS
COMING HERE WITH FENBY
Bobby Reakes Confident That He Has
a New Champion Under Cover
viii Run Special Train.

There will be a special run into
Detroit next Tuesday night from St
Johns. Owosso and Lansing 20 bring
the upstate wrestling fans who want
70 see Ernest Fenbv. the Shepherd
Giant trade grips with Zbyszko. They
are expected 10 bring along some
good-sized rolls Of money 70 bet that
the new man will stay the limit with
the Pole
"Feuby Is confident and can see
nothing but victory writes Robt
Reakes, his manager. You know IL
Il about time foy a new champion and
Michigan is holding her own In that
respect just now
Fenby Will weigh about c25 when
he goes on the mat here From his
success in staying the limit with Gotch
here. ne feels that he can defeat
ZbysZko
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
TOMMY BURNS AGAIN.
Former Champion Decides 70 Se'enieF
Prize Ring.

Tommy Burns Is tired OF the retro
nent into which he dropped after his
defeat by Jack Johnson. lie Is going
10 agnt Bnl Lang, whom he has Dreyi.
ouaiy whipped. al sydney soon, Ia ease
ha showE his 'O.d limo form, Burns
intends 20 match next with Tam lang
ford and thus prepare the way fOi an
other bout with Johnson. The former
Detroit painter has grown Tat while
doing theatrical stunts RnJ ma have
difficulty IA training down 20 his for
meF fighting weight,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
CHICAGO Retains Football.

CHICAGO, March 2-Local football
rooters today feel comforted by Coach
A. A. Stages assurances before leav-
ing for the south that the game will
not he suspended at the University OF
Chicago as threatened recently by the
faculty. This was the first definite
statement Stagg had made as to the
situation which was grave enough TO
make the strongest foe OF the gridiron
sport hopeful.
Stagg will remain at the University
OF Arkansas for several weeks trying
out football rules as amended He
was confident the Maroons' tentative
playing schedule would be approved.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
ToDAYs SCHEDULE.
Tw0-nRs EVENT.

ttnilek. dos G. tlss,s END Cs-s
Nos 90 ghH - iioughi0n ard Waftaf
~ "a n, Efougiitap aud Go. 4
th.n"f,, 49, Hsfhef aud II, A Weisr,
ar. ~. Js9n end wm Ehria n paiits',
ton agsa EmD faako. jso asfnina ana
l!e9. W. ,gajieyI'is. ~ A.
Fad &, ThiHss \. GToiTisasr snd II
urotEinFsf,, Jeyeiepd. Ii. }. B6fgme = y
md " ~ I2rsnsa 49,, fse Cnaiotig and 4
~ a n.,--Chas |. ,wlshag aad M. y
Mile. Frpnk Chaflst ana a Ussch
@Frsrr r-1ff-- q, ftfbsqH Hnh o. fsitgitsfi 4
=. A<sfxesn and ~ 4. Nent,t rra.
tti,9 and ", Reeves q, RsesS s,d asrt
s','' Tinnlueg ~. hefeF a,sI '' sil,,iFt l'.l'a
~ I. Necai,g Psn,4 :, ~. ~, A.. ttseiti. J
i. ,.s,,ssosepn ana a., oFistihR. ~ kmn.
anr ~ Yoang, cinolnhatii boss ant
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Wleoed Foot Gaining.

The NeW YoFs Athletic ciu5 whose
emblem. rha winged fOot, used 20 be
more prominent ~ the athletic meets
OF the county than it has been the
past few years, 10 getting lots af seq.
honed matHasi for It's 1910 trnck team
Bacon, ihe Olympic hurdler. and EilaFl
tire shoFtdisianos hurdle champion,
have lately joined inc \ y a. c. and
other stars ass eyihcing desire 20
i0iB the club.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

IL vas while Johnson was training
for ketchen that Gunboat Smith. u
tough boy from the navy nicSed him
on the jaw and JACK SAT down FOR tho
count OF four
Johnson says smith is the toughest
lightweight in the business and Is
sCod enough 70 string bets on With
BIS six feet and $50 pounds OF raw
hide and whalebone Smith viii soon
Dee seen in action He IS training IN
Nerchantyille. y j, preparatory To
showing his ability in Philadelphia
and New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
FIGHT FANS PLANNING.

clevsiaac VIII Maks W cPo1,a.
Traia to Jeftries-Joi ason Bout.
CLEVELAND. o., March Mem
beFa ~ iho Cleveland Ajhlc,.e ciun
are giannius iG mnke up ~ aFccW.
uhib fo so go thf neavyWTsh egau
rinhship hght. rhe sehe1Hie aiH De
mit rs sfop-oyefs &c the Grand Canyon
End other points 0i intereet 5ad many
business men havo said taar jley Will
make ihe uiD In this wy lf ihe plan
goes thr9ugh The eo Efil be- sldS
round nip. including meas and
berths
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
McALEER HAS HOPES.
Thinks RE Has Material for Winnlng
Club az Washington.

Jimmy McAleer has taken hold ~,
Washington ard processes 10 be very
cheerful about the seasons prospects
for the habitual ,ail-endere tie f.
rot predicting any pennants for tho
Nationals, a. yot, but THINKS they win
Improve their position Walter John.
son VIII not report until April /. he
says and viii thon lead 10 from the
coat a new pitcher discovered by
Johnson IN the brushes there. This
new wonder is le years Of age, j.
right.hander Rsd McAleer thinks vel!
OF him. Dolly Gray - 20 be one ~
the Washington malnstays this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
CHICK" LATHERS WILL
JOIN SQUAD AT ONCE
Varsity Third 5aseman Leaves
Wednesday Evening For San An
tonlo Eor TrY.Out With Tiqers.

Chick" Lathers has had a talk
with President Nayin OF the Detroit
ball club and will make lonely
journey to Texas TO join the recruit
squad there. He leaves on the Wabash
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
will be on the road for two days
I.athers was a sensation in college
baseball with the University OF Michi-
gan team and later made good with
the y. a. c. He plays third base and
can do some short-stopping In a pinch.
HIS batting is feature that has com
mended him 10 Manager Jennings.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
STILL CUTTING SCHEDULE.
Boston and New York Nationals vii
Close Season Oct. II.

BOSTON. March Announcement
is made here today that the Boston
Nationals and New York Giants have
followed the example set by the Gin
Cinnati and Pittsburg clubs and cut
out the last two dates OF the season,
so their season will close Oct y in
stead OF oct 10. as scheduled at the
meeting in New York.
II will he up 10 the other four
clubs 10 do likewise and close the Ma
tional League season Oct. u.
The games scheduled for Oct. "a
and - by New York and Boston, Will
be played July and Sept u. The
Boston club will end the season at
Brooklyn. oct -, Columbus day.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

In one way Gunboa- smith The new
fstic lumiuHry resembles JaCk Mon
roe. Both became prominent citizens
through chance blows
Monroe sprang from the ohscurity
of the wilderness 20 The spot Hight
when he landed on the adamalt jaw
Of Jim JeGries and dropped the big
bear 20 his hunSies.
Monroe reaped the golden harvest
his lucky punch brought him. from
Dec lq 1908, 10 Aug. Z6. 1904. when
hc again met JeFries and was rocked
20 sleep In two rounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
WoInsst Is cheatv.

Since daisa ing Bat Nelson, Al Wal
sa4t has Gseided 20 give tie iigadng
game bflaf resDl'a while hs aHihers
ln iAe stzge money iIs viii rast for
o. less, three mun... AZ showing The
effect ofa cbawpip4saip, W0isest nHN
askB for $4,000. win, iuaa of draw
iH rase hs malrh-s with Freddie
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

SAN ANTONIO. TeNa March ~ ith
am due cIcdlt 90 petroits scrappy 1T
tlo baseball lcadei 10 must he said that,
after many years in "a profession where
the drst duties of tAo day are seldom
taken up before the hour OF 40 "a. m,
hc seems to have developed into an IN
cogrIgIhle latv-rtscr
Hushic keeps hours which set
smoking example 90 tae youth of our
broad land hs is seldom in his room
uctory ~ O'Clock and when ne acts
there hc never rttires, but reduces ans
attire 10 the dishabille and reads for
an hour or So before turning int How
tv,r Hughie IS strong Tor his sleeps
end thr result ls that hc seldom makes
his appearance downstairs az the Men
gtr uutil we'll toward cluck h. Wntn
Hc proceeds to make ~ for lost time
bR a t,rrihc bustie in hr,aktAStlns, ana
rlcu heads the bunch 10 the Turk
bath where the athletes dress Tor the
trip 20 tht park.
Fhefe may hr many of the American
LEAGUE u.aDaEcrs whn antcdate HUEalr
up ia tho morning. bat recent season.
have proven that theN can rise AS cl'tA
Is they please without beating thr l4itlc
Tiger Go fhe victory ~ ne ave noon
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

and camp followers as Mr.. Tuthll
does and there are certainly none who
combine all these characteristics 20
the degree in which they are aggrp-
gated in the Detroit management
aide de-camp.
I'm addition TO lis nominal duties,
which differ but little from those OF
the trannr of other teams, Mr.. Tut
Hill looks after the baggage when the
party is en- tour. administers the berth
assignments under the direction %
TIughie Jennings with all the wisdom
Of an itinerant Solomon, compounds
little brown pills which surely do touch
the spot. and joilies the whole crowd
in a way that goes far toward driving
away dull care and removing for the
time from the immediate attention OF
the athletes, the aches and pains Incl
der' to the early days of the training
rest =.
II this last qualification which
nas .L.Ie Tuthill so valuable a man
around the training quarters OF ths
champion pugilists that the spectacle
Was once preselted by two boxers.
billed TO meet for q title, bidding
against each other for the services OF
Harry Tuthill as trainer and chief Or
The training camp.
"Tut's" Big Service.
And also, the fact ought not TO DO
overlooked that Mr.. Tuthill, In an en-
tirely extraneous capacity, undoubted-
Ily saved the 1909 American league
remnant 10 the Detroit club. For he
was the ntan who, after the players.
managers and attncbes OF three other
clubs had failed, located the signal
bureau OF the New York club last fail
and put out OF business the senseless
and criminal scheme which would
almost certainly have resulted In
the loss by tho Tigers OF a couple
of games Of ball, and the regalia.
Tut" is surely live wire and the
least OF his virtues is by no means tho
fact that ne Is working in the inter.
ests OF the Detroit ball club all tho
time, as differentiated from the train.
ers who make the mistake OF working
for the players OF the club, rather
than that portion OF the organization
rom which como tnoir seml-month'y
checks.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
nanks lncrs - 10

TOLEDO. Maren a-it6nhs ~ De
troiI gaine3 IN his cb9mpion4hip
checker MA nh wiih iiendeFaon. Tues.
day nighi through slip on thc lat
ter's pnri >BaRks nov has a lead OF
.hree games 90 one.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
RIversldcs Want Revenge.

The game between the Spaldings
and RlversIdes, Friday evening. at the
u. a. G. gymnasium. should prove TO
bc good one. The two games last
year were both very close, resulting
I'm Victories for tho Spaldings. The
Rivcrsldes have been practising hard
I'm order to avenge the two defeats.
In the preliminary the Y. VI. J. re-
serves will play the Campbell A. &.
Tho Lerohcn brothers will handle the
games,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
ZbYszko Lost This.

Five thousand people gathered at
Calumet Tuesday night, 10 witness
Zhyszko vainly try 10 throw Karl
Iehto. the Finnish wrestler. The
referee did not allow one fall which
took place of the mat.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

4 folding metal abiuet for rural
raail carriers 20 ctrry stamps in.
,.aterprOOf when closed, has been
patented uv an Illinois meu
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
INDIVIDUAL EVENT.

z Moore. = cath ara f.. Duth. wSm
INDIVIDUAL EVENT.
>. M -Ceorge Beard, Jr ant
VIM Mcleod perolt; va. ,. He,lInSin'' n
Burns. Jos " Lo4Ehead Cnas +.
MoeHer John n Hat Etton, Jos
Davis Geo. a Catbey Walter q Zias
and II " Bro4ghton. Detroit
e.el 3 'm-Tdeo lreyer =. \. Weiss.
car, - -~mel AND Ray Gearing Detroit,
a. Watkins. Lageer Ntch w. !.
Shields Detroit Hans Sce Wafta' q n. a.
terson and Emi, rnrk= Believ.ne
g w--JaD Gemlrn and 80 II
Srbick BeIeville A. Strasscr 9
Grotzingrr and GrotEinEer &. eve
land. Z. J. Bergman. j. A. 8ernet hec
CeueIlstte and l. Jesselson, lAicas"
Frank ctarlet and \ Hesch. Detroit
and J Canc!lla. Winnipeg VI Meyers.
y smart T.. +. NcC&he + ]. Recent
Thrasler and ri Putnam. C.eNelA1d.
r A. Joseph. Geo Allen ard Chss i'o-
, m.EChas f. Doyle. r Barrett
and 7 Goudle, Detroit James
Young y Fuesmau. r Au1ler. I.
+ Moore, JOS Szymanskl. Tom sly
manski. J. A. Teipe! and I'rols1a sen.
FIvE-NEN EVENT.
-.2o p m.-Hague's C.oiis. Jqg a. kson
Co. Riverside and BanweN 8 johns.
Detroit. Ut1h Erau Chica 80. 3. A.. e..
r No 81. Syra cuse, The y Is g, CO.,
No i, Detroit sands pa
moud. cleveland. Greenwalds Five
Akron, Ideal Akron. Pastinles TerIe
Hante
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

Boib Paul sikofa of Detroit and
Tommy Kllbare OF Cleveland, who are
te meet in an eishtroun1 bout IN
WindsoF, "wednesday evening are
pronounced a. being in excellent con
didon and each expresses confidence
that he will be returned winner
There will be two preliminaries.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
FINE-NFN EXENr.
TEN HIGH SCORES.
INnINInTAL EVENT.
TWo-NIEN Event.

Mouat and r. Johnson. Detroit lt80
y Sherrer and Euster. Erie .. l.l45
J Maeder and Elmer. PlftsburE l.l2f
} Gruber and q Wall. Cleveland. lib
Wirthltn and Young Cincinnati 11l2
r Lush and {. Lush. Cincinnati. LII
Forester and karkau. Cleveland. liel
Bertjes ana Furness Erie .'....... 096
Frederick and PrinKle. Detroit 0sS
Schwoegler and Schwoeg gler. Mad. l.07s
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

T. A. FairbHiru 80 the PostmRsie =
bouIlnH team. broke his second HnFer
tu boWiIpg ut the Wayne Gardens
Tuesday evening
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Fsirly good scorers wors the rule

tNlIty RcDd fcOfDf8 WOW thT ruIT
"Wednesday naorning. J. Never and
=. SmRF7, OF Cleveland. led tho pair4
with n total Of l.Ifg. while n. Patle--
son and Emil Flnke. of Beileyillc,
game neat With Las.
Tho individual honors Of the morn,
Ing Ter q single game went 20 ~
ThraBhCr OF Cioycisad. vino got 233
Ex.shoriG James y. Burns IS ill and
nis games VIII be rolled later In tho
Tourney. Dr. Stanley 4. Kulick. who
Nus 10 bowl with Burns liKcwise has
rad hiG games postponed.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

Frank srhocn. Of saginaw, rolled
.Hg Tuesday niRht Ia practice for the
Detroit tourney,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
FINE-MEN EVENT.

Blue Rtbbons. Erie. Pa........ 5.655
Greater Beuevilles. Belieyille. H. 1,bs4
Krumhars. Cleveland .......... 1855
kandy Kids Madison Wis. 2.84I
Venice. Winnipeg. Man .......... 2.63T
Wayne. Pittgburz ..........,... 2,5gf
Everschlag. Cincinnati .......... 2.5q1
Baileys Five Cincinnati ....... . 81
SaratoRas, Winnipeg. Man. -.66l
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