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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-22
Official Publication

Denison, Iowa, Friday, Jan. 20, 1911.
The board of supervisors met at nine
o'clock a. M, in accordance with adjourn
ment.
Called to order by Chairman Baeth.
Members all present.
Minutes of Tuesday, January 18th, and
Wednesday, January is, 1911, were read
and approved
School fund loan of s3250.O0 on note
No. S29 was, on motion, approved.
Claim Of LeMars Printing company of
S291.35, was laid over to April session,
l91l
Claim Of town of Schleswig for use
OF town hall Nov. g. 1910, for $500 was
on motion, rejected.
GIN motion following claims were al
lowed:
w. NJ. Lana, pilng ........-..-S 800
Green Bay Lumber Co., coal for
Mrs. Christie ...........-. $40
Stewart Lumber Co., coal for Mrs.
Dee $1,000. .....'.........- 40
Stewart Lumber Co., bridge
lumber ........ ............. $50
w NJ WEIGH Co, supplies for
superintendent office ....... 1926
Boyer TWP. board of health 49,. 10000
II. j. Cummings, expense in the
arrest Of C. G. Carbaugh. ... 700
H j. Cummings expense work
ing on the bank robbery at Dow
City o.VO
Resolved by the board of supervisors
Of Crawford county, Iowa, that H.. r..
Fishel be appointed county surveyor, to
fill vacancy caused by the death of Mr..
Morris McHenry, the regular elected
surveyor
Resolved by the board Of supervisors
of Crawford county, Iowa, that II. 3.
Fishel be appointed supervising engineer
of the E. W. O'Banion ditch and the Par
adlse lateral, in Boyer drainage district
No. /, in the place of Morris McHenry,
deceased, and that before entering upon
his duties as such, he give a bond to
Crawford county for the use and bene-
fit, of said drainage district in the sum
of Five Thousand dollars
Resolved by the board of supervisors
OF Crawford county, Iowa, that the
comfy auditor be instructed to draw
warrants for grand jurors, clerk of
grand jury and grand jury witnesses
upon the certfication of the foreman
and the clerk of the district court, also
setit jurors and witnesses for the state
in the district court, upon the certificate
of the clerk of the district court, and
also for soldiers relief commission, al
so for court reporters and court bailiffs
upon certificate signed by the judge.
Foregoing three resolutions were
adopted by unanimous vote of the board
Official bond of John Mccullough for
clerk of Jackson township was, on mo-
ton, approved.
on motion, bonds of the following
named banks as repositories for Craw-
ford county funds, were approved.
Crawford County State Bank, Denison
IOWA.
Bauk of Denison, Denison, Iowa.
Farmers State Bank, Charter Oak
Iowa.
German Bank, Schleswig, Iowa.
First National Bank Charter Oak
Iowa
Y First National Bank, Manila, Iowa
German Savings Bank, Ricketts,, Iowa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-22

Board adjourned at - o'clock noon
to meet at 1870 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at 1870 o'clock n. M, all
members present.
On motion following claims were al
lowed:
Frank F'aul, clerk, to extra COM
pensation in probate for year
l9lO ...... .$1Oo.OV
J. 7. Carey, session and commit
tee work and mileage ........ 1880
John Hagge, session ami commit
tee work and mileage ...... 1880
Thos. Ahart, session and commit
tee work and mileage 1880. 2OS0
John Holland, session and COM
mitee work and mileage ... 1880
H. d. Baeth, session and commit
tee work and mileage ........ 21.30
3. V. McDermott, surgical opera
ton on Michael Vincent $3.50. 1000
P. j. I1Oulihan, bridge week. 49,. 56.75
p. J. klinker, expense in Hassan
appeal .--. ... 5000
p J. klinker, expense in Green
case .---.-~ .......... 500
X. j. HOulihan, one mill road work
Charter Oak township ....... 1925
Morris McHenry, work for county 1886
W. ii. Laub, ambulance, cab and
hearse and hallway hire for
Alex Christie and Mrs E. A.
McCarty -.-~--. . 24OO
Denson Hospital and Sanitarium,
hospital services for Mrs. John
Anderson ...... ... 1900
Denson Hospital and Sanitarium,
hospital services, railway fare
and expense taking John Ander-
son to HOSPITAL at Council Bluffs 1893
Resolved by the board of supervisors
of Crawford county, Iowa, that Art s.
Randall be appointed justice of the
peace, Union township, to fill vacancy.
On motion following official bonds
were approved:
Art s. Randall, justice of the peace,
Union township
H. 3. Fishel, county surveyor
Be it resolved that the board of super
visors Of Crawford county,, Iowa, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
on the LIST day of March, 1911, at 3
o'clock p. M, at the court house in Den
SOn, Iowa. the Southwest quarter of
Section thirty-one (3D, township
eighty three $50, NOrthg Range thirty
nine (39), West of the 5th p NJ, ex-
cept one-half acre in the southeast
corner of said land, and subject to a
1911 year lease thereof, consisting of
1641 y acres, the terms of said sale to
be 100000 cash payment on date of
sale, and balance cash sixty days from
date of sale without interest and that
the county auditor be instructed to adj
vertise said public auction in the offic-
ial publications of the county
j. T. Carey, ThoS. Ahart, H. D. Baeth,
John Hagge and John Holland voted
Aye on adoption of foregoing resolu-
ton.
Voting Nay, none.
BE it resolved that the plans and spec
ifica tons for the construction of a coun-
ty home building and barn for Crawford
county, as prepared by the architectural
/ firm of Barber & Glenn, of Denison,
Iowa. be accepted, and that the said
firm of Barber & Glenn be employed as
superintendents of construction of said
buildings and that their compensation
be fixed at 21a per cent of the contract
price of construction, said compensa-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-22

People who are intending to spend
some time at Lake View this summer
Will do well by writing me. have
several good cottages that l will rent
Also several good building lots. These
cottages are located on the east side
OF the lake at Cottage Grove. have
already leased to parties from Omaha.
Lincoln and Lake City. L.. Hubbell,
Lake View, Iowa. 1O.1at
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-22
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For daily and personally conducted
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, Personally conducted California
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leave Chicago every Tuesday and
Thursday. Double berth Chicago to
the Coast costs less than ever before.
For full particulars write s. A.
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agents Northwestern Line. 1921
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
MANY HORSES ENTERED.
Expect Dominion Handicap ne Fort
Erie 90 He Best Event OF Year.

BUFFALO, n. Y. July 1S.--A glance
Mt the entries for the Dominion handi-
cap l-4-mile. value $4,000, issued to-
day by Racing Secretary Edward w.
Maginn OF the Niagara Racing associ.
alton, will convince the most skepticai
that this event Is likely TO result IN
the best event OF the year In America.
The race Is carded for Fort Erie July
80.
Horses and weights:
Fitzherbert, 1876; King James. 133; Pris-
Gillian. 1873: Olambala, i25; Sir John
Johnson, 124: The Turk. 124; Plate
Glass I22: Novelty, liz: Firestone, l2v;
shannon, l20; Meridian, ll9; Joe Mad
den .li6 Bonnie Kelso. ia; Countless,
Zeus. Restigouche, Gov. Gray. ll5; Trap
Rock, ia: Hhnbridge. Star Bottle,
Hampton Court, Chester krum, SEM
pronius, 112; Ocean Bound. Grasmsre,
Maltible, III; Sager. 10: Bouquet. no;
Donau Everett, Naushon, Footprint
1OT: pbb r., 100: Aylmt, 104; Wood
craft, Royal Meteor. Flint Rock, De-
tectIve. Polls, 100: Carlton O.. Boola
BooIai Console, Cliff Edge, Star Char
ter. 100: The Niger, Lahore, Via
Octavia, 81. SpelIbound. ASPIRIN, Gfeat
Haven. Adrian Vreeland. Calattne, 20,
Chief Kee, J. III. Houghton. 80; Mes
senger Boy, 80: Babbler, NJ w. Little
ton Edda, Whitewool. 80: Springmas'
Madsiu 90: Warbler, MISC Caithness.
Cant. Carmody, Garneau. Mockler.
Guilty Hunk, 81: Hayrack. Solid Com
fort. Jim L., SO: Laomeodon and
Broganza 50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
.C0RRIGAN JOINS
W|NDSOR's HOST
Veteran Turfman, Said To Be Again
In Funds, Starts Gossip at !.
Canadian Track. 50
Is Ed Corrigan coming back to The

Is Ed Corrigan coming back to the
racing gamer
This Is the question that has been
on the lips of all the racing contin-
gent, present here for the Windsor
meeting.
For the old-timer who once was so
Imposing figure on the turf OF both
east and west, Is In Detroit and at
tened the meeting at Windsor, Wed.
nesday, where he fraternized with
many old friends and exchanged
glances of scorn with many old
Corrigan has been down and out
financially OF late, and several months
ago disposed of all his thoroughbreds.
At that time II was said that he
would return to his old work--rail-
road building.
But reports yesterday from Chi.
cugo, had IT, Tuesday, that Mr.. Cor
rigan has fallen heir to a matter OF
several hundred thousand dollars,
through the will of brother. This
gave ground to the rumor that the
veteran was on deck to re-organize
racing string which would once
more play an important part in the
seasons competition.
Mr.. Corrigan was close-mouthed
about the purpose of his visit He
said that the first he had heard Of
the legacy was the story In the Chi
cago papers.
I'm like the man whom the land
lord detected letting his trunk down
from an upper floor by a rope" said
he.
The landlord grabbed him and yell
ed. You can't take that trunk away
till you pay your bill
THE man was bit surprised and
answered:
W-w-w-ill y-you p-p-lease p-put
that In w-w-writingT"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19

decline. But the great shortstop
and the great second baseman In
their prime were never the equal
In all-round excellence OF the mar
velous Cobb.
The writer saw the first game
Lajoie ever played in the major
league, and also the first game in
which Wagner appeared as
major league player in this city,
and has followed their careers
ever since as a matter Of editor
..ial duty and not personal caprice.
IT is upon the basis of actual OBJ
.servation that the statement Is
reiterated that Cobb Is the great
est living ball player.
The writer will go still further
and assert that Cobb never has
had a peer on the baseball field.
The history of the sport can
claim no equal OF the Tiger
whirlwind. AS a fielder, batter,
base runner, thinker, he excels
Wagner and Lajoie, who were gen.
orally conceded the greatest prod
-tfcts of the game-np- TO the de-
velopment of Cobb. Cobb is the
greatest ball player of all time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19

Followers OF the harness horse
game expect to see Edw. F. ('Pop'0
Geers ride mile in two minutes this
summer. Whether it will be trotter
or a PAGER that the silent Tennessan
drives into the magic circle for the
first time remains to be seen.
The two-minute horse Is fact, but
the old side kick OF Bud Doble and
John Splan has yet TO pull the reins
over an animal stepping SO fast.
Geers Is about 20. For % years he
has been sending fast horses down
the big line" and most of the time
has been leading reinsman. He has
placed 20 trotters and "a PAGERS In
the 2:10 class. When his horses took
low mark they took it in a race.
And II he drives The Harvester,
2:01, or Ess ii. Kay, 2:02 IL. a mile
In two minutes this year, 1t will be
done in a race.
Knowing this, others are watching
Geers. Ii Is possible The Harvester
will meet Uhlan in a match and then,
II ever, the great stallion is expected
to do the trick. Ess Fl. Kay may step
inside two minutes any time the pace
Is fast enough to warrant the attempt.
Every season the public asks, "Will
Geers drive this year?p And every sea
son the silent man appears. He walks
with a cane as the result OF accidents
that would keep most men out OF ac-
tive life, but once In the sulky Mars
Ed" as his swipes call him, shakes
the years from his shoulders.
Few, who saw, will ever forget how
Geers, on crutches crawled painfully
to the sulky two years ago, and how,
seated, he handled his string with the
skill which marked his long life with
the horses.
Talking horses to Geers Is like in
terviewing the Sphinx. He thinks more
OF The Harvester than any horse he
ever drove, but when horsemen 20
into raptures over the grand stud and
predict two-minute mile for him,
Geers admits, between puffs- He's a
good horse" OF the sports future nc
says. 1T looks good" And that's all.
| During the racing season Geers
rides about 20 miles a day behind his
% horses. He works most of them
himself and they need work daily.
Getting ready for the opening at In
dianapolis he averaged 100 miles daily
In the Snlky.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
What the Box Scores
Demonstrate to the Fan

In the two big leagues yesterday
III runs were scored, ia hits Sc
cured and IS hobbies bobbied.
Take us, we pray, back TO the
trolley league, where they mad
vertentiy play baseball.
Ty. Cobb, suffering from hack
Ing cough, may have to take rest.
n he does there will be a lot OF
hedging on bets that the Tigers
will cop the bunting again.
Young Mr.. keefe, some pitcher,
cleaned up on the Giants for the
third time this year, making that
$1,000 beauty, RUDE Marquard
seek the unburned portion OF the
forest prlmevaI.
Although Eddie Collins, the Ty.
Cobb OF the Athletes, was back in
the game, he didn't get hit or a
run. But somehow or other, the
Athletics licked everlasting day
lights out Of the Browns.
Wild. conroy Of the Senators
got three singles and base on
balls In four trips to the plate;
which may be considered a fair
average for a man who had been
benched because he was too old TO
hit 'em out.
"Tis rumored that Fred Tenney
even smiled when Schultz laced
out his home run with the bases
full. But why worry over the
Rustlers.
King Cole, Of the Cubs, bought
two "Red" Holsters In Boston and
wanted 'en broiIed. How was he
20 know they already had been
boiIed7 In Michigan. from where
he halls, the Holsters walk on two
feet; they don't crawl.
All hail ex-kinq/ Larry. The
cripple, BATTING for Knapp, put the
Cleveland game on Ice.
Will someone please stop those
Maps, or Cleveland will simply
swell up and bust under the hat
band. George stovaII 10 proving
an active manager" instead Of an
acting manager. -
Alexander pitched. Why ask
who won7
Those eminent Thlbetans,
o'TooIe and Kelly, still draw meal
tickets from Sc. Paul. Chubby
Charley Murphy, the spendthrift,
hasn't been called on for the S2t,-
o0o--yet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19

because he combines high order
or mentality with the most acute,
finished and superior physical es-
sentials which a man can possess.
Cobb gave three marvellous ex-
hibitions OF his wonderful speed
last week when playing against
the Athletics. Stealing second,
third and home after receiving a
base on balls is about the limt
OF aggrayation to a pitcher and
catcher. To score from second
base on an ordinary sacrifice fly
is almost inconceiyable except
by receiving aid by a poor re-
turn OF the ball to the plate or by
a weak thrower. neither of which
obtained In the case cited. To
score from first base on a single
to right field is positively astound-
ing when IL Is considered that
Lord. who made the throw TO thu
plate after retrieving the ball
clearly. has no superior in the
American league as thrower.
Yet. In the face of these three al
most impossible and inconceiv-
able probabilities, Cobb accom-
pIfshed brilliant and sensational
feats.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
Sborf Lengths

Leroy, the hay City fndian, pitched =
no-hit game against jackson yester-
day.
Gold Dollar 10 one Of the horses that
starred in the June workouts. and
then brought his speed to the races.
han johnson says he doesn't know
OF any contemplated change In the
ownership OF the Boston club.
OtsIketa and J. ,. Ryan's speedboat
Reliance Ill were the only Detroit
boats TO win in the 10 classes OF the
Inter lake regatta at Put-in-Bay yes
terday.
Flint has suspended Gordon, Its star
southpaw, and il signing new talent
-
X. O. Brown X. O.,d Eddie Kenny An
two periods at Albany last night.
Washington thinks that Jim McAieef
has formed syndicate to take over
the Boston Redsox.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
~ Cobb Sick; May Be
Compelled 10 Take Resi-

The Detroit Tigers compelled put to the test
their ability without Tyrus Raymond
Cobb greatest
athletics
rs sck furthermore his iiues Of the seEt which has his
mates intimate friends nervou
and a hacking
which
head
ache T has led miserable for
Despite the that he really belong the just
taking daily Man
believes this the Tues
double bareled prescription
wild Bill Donovan He a Turkish cigarette and
which
snccesafnl remedies failed
panaceas
....\ hay
cI| strongly rccommended a a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
cnnrox BLOWS Real Estate.

Infelder Conroy. of the Washington
team, is running Willie Keeler great
heat for the real estate stakes OF
Camden, N. ]. Connie" was Keeler's
roommate when they were Yankees.
and the latter would stay up late
nights and tell Connie" what to do
with the money he earned In base
ball. AS a result, Connie" now has
a bunch OF real estate around Phil
adelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
Knocked Ont, But be
Wins Verdict in a Fight

NEW YORK. Ju,y 81 IN savage
the Orange, N. j., heavyweight, today
enjoys the disG.nc'ioi OF Winning I
ring battle aftel being Knocked out.
In his clash with An,ly Morris, 81
Boston, here last high. he was knock
cd out inst after the bell ending the
second round and thu foul blow cost
the Hub entry the decision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19


Everything is lovely In the Jen-
nings camp, with the lone exception
of Ty Cobb's distressing cold. Gamer
could play now on short notice. the
pitchers are all In the pink, Stanage
Is backstopping in the grantest sort
OF form and the whole team Is hitting
all sorts Of pitching.
but one threatening element ap-
pears ON the horizon. This is the
fact that. after the New York series
is concluded. the Tigers have but 19
games left TO play on the home lot.
out of the 81 which will remain on
their schedule, providing the New
York series is uninterrupted by any
cactaclysm OF the weather.
To play As games on the road and
but 10 at home. out OF total OF 81
Is finishing sprint which, for outre
arrangement Is hard to beat. but the
Tigers approach ii with due con-
fidence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
stovaII the Best One.

George Stoyall seems to have land
ed a permanent job as manager OF
the Maps, though he was put In there
the first week in May to act only until
man could be found to take com
mand. Cleveland has spent a lot OF
time and money in the last three years
for managers, and Stovall, better than
any of them, on the team all the
time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
sharkey Manaoes a Hope.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE spot
world was today mildly interested in
the announcement that Tom Sharkey
has joined the ranks OF managers. He
has taken JIM Barry under his man
agerial wing and declares tina. Jim Is
the only genuine white hope.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
CANCELS GO WITH JEANETTE.
81 Hurt My Hand.- Says Flynn, sCold
Feet,0 Say Promoters.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Bccause he
says he hurt his hand In training
Perky Flynn this afternoon called on
his fight with Joe Jeanette. when was
scheduled for tonight. Flynn displayed
his hand to the promoters. but resolved
scant comfort. as IL was generally ac-
cepted that chilly feet rather than q
bum mitt was responsible Tor the
change.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19

. Alexander and Gregg are names To
cOnture with in the major leagues. but
Slapnicka, Rockford. ILL.,, has won ~
In row. What's In name after ALT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Fresh Gossip from Windsor
Where the Runners are Hosts

Geo. Odom, ]. b. Respress, II. II. Sci,
by, Geo. Walker and w. c. Westmor.
land Jockey licenses granted were
r. Branch, j. Davenport, t. Gaskins,
N. Kennedy, J. LOTUS, j. Love, III
McAfee, II. Sapple. C. Turner, l..
Hughes, to ride for 8. c. Hildreth,
and probationary licenses were given
James Glass and J. M. Henry.
Jockey A. Wrispen has been denied
the privilege OF riding, until his con
tract Is Strengthened out.
The actor colony at Windsor was
augmented yesterday by the arrival oi
K. Purcell Farrell the wellknown
portrayer of character parts In some
OF the big Broadway productions.
Mr.. Farrell will remain during the
entire meeting at the over-the-river
track.
windsor Entries for Thursday.
First Race--3-year- olds and up. Cam
sdian breds, selling. foaied In the Dos
minion of Canada, 8 furlongs: 'Caper
Sauce, lis. sCommola. 81; ANDREW
Summers. ITO: Blanton. log; The LIN
net. 81.
Second Race-4-year-old and up
selling. s furlongs: Cooney K, l05; Sir
Alvescot. IFS: sDanheld. l09; svreeland
llSi Casque, 103. Emperor William. los
Third Race-3-year- olds and up, han
dicap. I mile and 20 yards: Clin Edge
100: Carleton c.. 100; Naushon. l04i
Lawton Virgins. 112; Plate Glass. 125
montgomery 81: fWoodcraft. 100
Aylmer, 9S tHildreth entry.
Fourth Race--Detroit stake. selling
2-year- olds. value $1,000. So furlongs:
SISTER Florence, IS; sFactics. 80; Mad
River. 90; 'tMoisant. 101; sMonsieur
X. 10t: Thirty Forty. lo1. Occupied
Fifth Race---3-year-o and up. sell
ing, fillies and mares, l mile; June w,
los; 'Anna !. Daley. los; abrasion
100: sMuskmelon, 80; 'The Golden But
terfiy. 1OS; 'Startler. 81: My Gal. ITO;
.Grania. 113: The Pippin, 'SprinSmass
81: 'Fulhll, f02.
sixth Races and 4-year-olis. con-
ditions. maiden. mile: Alexandra, 30;
Little Earl. 101 Curious. i0i; Ring
master, l01: wilfred Gerdes. 10i; North
Cut. 104. outlan. ITO; Otter. LOT; Sc
conke. l04 Laomedon, 104; Owanux
i04; San Bernito. 90.
Seventh Race-3-year-oids and up
conditions. 5h furlonRs: Capsize. 30
Little Father. 90; Herbert Turner. 80
Hampton Court. III; Nimbus. 1O4: Cam
peon. lot: Pluvious. %; vreeland, 1o7
Stilly Night. %: ]. III. Houghton. 10I'
Double Fine, 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
Sad Tale From Arkansaw.

The Northeastern Arkansas League
Is no more. II lasted through the
Fourth Of July and then. in spite OF
vehement declarations that II would
not go up. it did -------------------
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
GoTcH WORKING HARD.
Champion Runs ~ Miles Daily q
Preparatlon for HaekanachKnIdf-

Ia, July 19.--Frank
Gotch, champion wrestler OF the world
Is getting deep into training for his
coming match with H1ckenschmidt On
Labor Day.
He does fourteen miles CT road
work In the morning and works on
the gripping machine, plays handbsll
and wrestles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19

The Canadian Racing associations,
the Turf body that controls the racing
on the mile tracks In. the Dominion,
met at Windsor and transacted rou-
tine business, passing out licenses
for trainers and jockeys. Trainers
licenses were granted to b. G. Bar
mum, F. Brooks, Thos. Collins, Eddie
Glassco, Max Hirsh, Walter House,
w. o. Joplin, III. Landon, ]. w. May,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
Frs MAKE PENNANT COURSE
Il FAIRLY SMOKE WITH THEIR SPEED

Is there record OF any other
player ever having performed such
prodigies, not only within week.
but during his entire baseball ca
reer?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-19
GIANTS MAY BUY A FARM.

Memph Club Said To Have Been
Recommended by Scout Finn.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, --uly I'm. j..
Finn, the New YORK Giants baseball
scout, has been employed In thar
capacity for the local Southern league
team, by arrangement with Manager
McGraw. It Is Tumored that Mem
phis VIII becom. farm for the
Giants.
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