The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-02
~ FIRST NE
.sUn APPEARS J,
on TIGERS
nninss It Once Orders Double
yVexkout and Athletes Put Lots
d Ginger in Mornings
Practice Stunts.
e1ding Election in Monroe Today
"a Hughie Orders Men To Remain
Inside Ball Park.
~ pAuL HALE sRusKE.

|.Z ~ TR0s 0HN-
MONROE, La, Mar. 2.--For The
time since the Tigers arrived
-, the sun appeared today, and
ushie Jennings at once ordered
cnbIe workouts for the day. This
/ also election day here and fearing
~ some OF the players might be
ne Involved in political arguments
i forget, or not be able to report,
nnings ordered the men to keep on
- streets.
The report that every one carries a
~ on election day In Monroe, and
~ there Is always more blood shed
IN than was lost during the Span
<&-American war, has caused a trem-
~ among the colts who have been
|11ing pipe dreams of their future In
ooeball and il Is believed that Jen-
<InGn will not have the least trouble
n keeping his men inside the base
I'm lot, especially the younger ones.
80 morning practice was full OF
1ngor and although the field is yet
|cEt some fielding practice was in
lged IN.
oainor still 90.
Dympathy continues in camp, for
Inor, the first-sacker whose tonsils
~ a. bad shape. Gainor figured
htly that he Is this year getting
n0ce 1t fast company, which he
~ never ind equalled In hs base
IN career. That he should find him
~ hampered by illness Mt such
40 ID, Of course, distressing
~ the meantime big John Ness, in
tate Of health that Is perfectly vul-
"a, cavorts about the bag in fielding
~. and slams 'em on the nose into
field, while at bat.
Meas Ii easily leading in the first
18th but Gainor has begun to mend
hopes to even mp the gap, as
"a e. the refractory tonsils resume
nething like their normal proper
There was photographer on the
~ through a large share of the prac-
~ today. When he returned to the
VEL he lamented the fact that, de-
|rIte all his endeavors, he had failed
- get q photograph OF Hnghie Jen-
InES. The remark was widely COM
~1nted upon, and the situation finally
oched the ears OF Mrs. Mrs. Jen-
|&Gs overheard, gently chiding the
<kle boss. She said -fss-o ,
THE idea of your ever missing a
anco to have your picture takenl"
Not AL the sense OF humor I'm the
nnIugs family Is centered I'm it's
b Political Orator.
Now that the political campaign is
nr here and the Democratic candi-
0<es are being nominated today
Without more than the usual loss OF
-, 20 far, Henry Beckendorf can
DQuietly pursue the even tenor of
~ way. He has ben taking great In
frost in the campaign and the Mons
- p0pulace has been taught to lis
~ with interest to Decks" stump
oeches with which he has been
oding the atmosphere daily, be-
|xoon the hotel and the ball yard. No
[o0y has yet found out which was
ocDendorf's candidate, but he was
0ro with all the star-spangled banner
Observation-Disclosures stun
ut the same.
Harry Tuthill can't get II out of his
1od that the Tigers are going TO have
MOTHER winning year. He gets his
inch from the fact that, on the first
~ here, the Tiger encourage was
nd up In its departure for the field,
N = large, Masonic funeral. given in
n10r OF one OF the victims OF the
lection.
Joe Cans" says Harry, ALWAYS
olntained that the best omen he
mid ever see before a fight, was a
neral He got me to watching IL
- I'm inclined TO believe that II is
~ better than load OF empty
1rTels.'