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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Monday night was ladies night in
Mooseland and tho occasion brought out
a large crowd Of the local Moose with
their wives and sweethearts. A fine
social and musical program was render
ed. refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening was spont by the sixty
or more who were present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Victory DIvine-A Sacred Cantata--------
J. Christopher Marks
FART ONE
IN THE GARDEN
Bass RecItaiive- Male Chorus Tenor Re-
citative-In the Place Whore He Was Cruci-
Fned
Tenor Recit.-He was Wounded for Our
Trantgressions
Chorus-God 80 Loved the World
FART TWO
Bass Rccit.-Behold, There Was . Great
Solo and Chorus-It 1. the Hour of Morning
Tenor Air-The Savior Doth Not Hear Ny Cry
Chorus Tho Stone 10 Not Rolled Away
Cnertory-Serenadc.- Schubert
FART THREE
organ-Thema
Soprano Solo-As II Began to Dawn
Bass Solo and Chorus-FeAr Not
Choral-The Lord 10 Risen
Bass Recit.-And rs They Went
Soprano and Tenor Duet-By GIFT Of Love
Finale Chorus-Dcath is Swallowedu up
soprano Solo. Mrs. }. W. Peery; Bass Solos.
Mr. Frank z. Hart: Tenor Solos, Mr.. Leroy
B. Elser: Soprano and Tenor Duet Mrs. Ida
Sisman and Mr.. Clyde Clore: orsanist. Mrs.
e. n. Stout.
Commemorative services with special
Easter music. will be conducted at the
regular hours Of meeting in First Pres
byterian Church and at 6:45 p. m. the
Y. ?. S. c. E.. with Florence Dunkle-
burger as leader. will have an interesting
discussion Of the topic for Easter Sunday
'The Spirit Of the Resurrection. Every
body is welcomed to these services.
Next Sunday evening an Easter con-
Ger. program will be given at the Chris
tian Church under direction Of the Young
Peoples Society. The program will be-
gin at o'clock. Young and old are in
vited to attend the services.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

In accordance with a time-honored
custom and obeyinR the preeepts Of the
order. Palestine Commandery, No. %.
Knights Templar. will observe Easter by
attendance at divine service. Upon al
ternats years this festival is celebrated
in Rocky Ford and La Junta. and the
meeting place this year is in this city. so
the Knights Templar Of the two cities
and visiting members. who are cordially
invited-will assemble at the Christian
Church at ! a. m. on Sunday. April I6.
and listen to an appropriate discourse by
the pastor. Rev. F. W. Collins.
As in the olden time the first day Of
spring was Observed as a festival day
so do this Masonic fraternity also observe
1t by feasting and merrymaking following
the resurrection rites. and Immediately
after the church service announced above
the Kniehf5 Tanaplar will proceed to the
El Captain hotel. where the annual ban
quet will be spread.
In tie several churches Of the city.
Easter Sunday will b observed with
fitting song and story. and in almost
every home Joy will be afforded the child
rem with offerings Of decorated eggs,
boxes CT sweets. sugar rabbits. flowers.
etc. eommemorating the opening Of the
gladstone spring time.
Following is the program Of Easter
music at the Methodist church:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

MORNING
Organ Preludc-The Palms ms...--.---
Faurc- -westbrook
Coniralto Solo-lmmortality.- .--..-.--.----
Frank n. Shepherd
Mrs. II. s. johnson
OnertoT, ,-Socturne -Chopia
Anthem Am He That Liveih-.-.--..-.--
Caleb Simper
The Choir
PostIude-Gloria From the Twelfth Mass.
Mozart
EVENING
p,o,,,. J Pilgrims Chorus. Wagner
organ rfe'uae Cavstina Ran
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
MathewSOn and MarQuard Against Bender and
COOmbS; Pitching Lineup Gives Giants Advantage

attention than any other factor OF tho
fight There II no question but that
McGraw expects TO win this series
with his great highlander and his
equally renowned southpaw. Nor In
there any question but that Connie
Mack fears this pair more than any
other factor Of Giant play.
Mathewson 10 always az his best In
the closing stages OF the fight. He
reaches his greatest height In q post
season clash. He has been looking
better each passing week for month
and by mid October expects TO be
every whit az good az he was In 1905.
Bender at his best 10 one Of the great
pitchers OF the game. The Indian has
q world Of speed and one OF the Fast
est jumps In the business to his
smoke ball.
But the Carlisle star In no Mathew
son. He lacks the steadiness and de-
pendability Of Mathewson.
Mathswson also has this In reserve
the knowledge that In ~ rounds
not q Philadelphian has crossed the
plate against his famed fadeaway and
perfect control. He will face hard
or hitting team than he did then--a
younger and faster one, but when
Mathewson n right there is only one
answer
Mathewson has the edge on Bender,
and Maruuard IL a much better pitch
or than Jack Coornbs.
The one man who gave Mack's peo-
pie the hardest fight and the bulk OF
trouble through the waning campaign
now drifting by was Vean Gregg. the
star left-hander Of the Cleveland
Maps. Gregg stopped Mack's CLUB
effectively more than once. Mar
guard 10 much along Greggs
type. He has even more smoke than
the Cleveland marvel and as great
break 10 his fast curve. In the last
few months the big left handler has
also gained fine control and Is prob
ably one OF the hardest slabmen OF
the game TO beat.
Coombs has drawn q season Of In
and out pitching-good In streaks and
ONLY saved at other times by the
rugged batting OF his clean support.
At his best Coombs IL far from hav-
ing Maruuards classic assortment OF
shoots and speed. He has drawn
more experience and may be a tribe
steadier under fire, but the Giant
southpaw has supreme confidence In
his ability to beat Mack's club and
this win mean lot.
Ames will rank upon a par with
plank, for Ames. like Mathewson. Is
at his best upon cool day In the
fall.
In having two slabmen ready for
the series like Mathewson and Mar
guard, there can be no question but
that McGraw carries big advantage
over his keeneyed. acknowledged
rival. In a short series Of seven
games and possibly only i've or SIX,
two pitchers can do practically all
the works
McGraw VIII give both men fun
two weeks rest before the big show
opens and when Marquard steps out
before the Athletic bats have no hes
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MARQuARD IS TO
GET A LONG REST
Guardian Robinson Takes Beauty IN
Tow and win Pilot Him To
Worlds Series.

CHICAGO, Sept 3o.-Had me
,.n,ng face of wilbert Robinson
the one-time famous catcher Oh tno
Orioles. arrived In Chicago leo
nours sooner McGraw and his players
ha,,eve they would never have tossed
that opening game In the zap " ~
Cubs. or 20 an
Robbie came here in answer !" 81
urgent telegram from Mc1raw; s
Ia came too late To get on the oiAn.s
hench and had to watch the proceeu
irgs of the first Giants-CuDs $3.50
from an upper box without the co ne
champs knowing Of his presence. @
"a, there and watched his pro.ese'
puhe Marauard give q pitapie exnlDi
ton Of pitching. He saw wnat va ~
the matter but could not convey No
knowledge to McGraw. -
PobbIe says that 1t really made nlIn
.,cL Al heart when he saw RUDE IN
curl so his first pitched battle against
the Cubs. 10 pohhia,
..aA T was not surprised at the peat
,ng That boy has been worrying 700
,,,,ch and ne needs a long rest Inc
hole team In stale. They have peen
,,aSar the strain too Ions. Compares
LEI wbat they were when l saw
49,, In April they are drawn In the
80 I'VE old men and you can see
a., staring at something In the as
That "A nothing but anxiety.
Thav have lost their boyhood temper
liz and they've got to get that Dack
20 get ready for the Athletics.
Thavsu win this pennant. all rignt,
hnt ~ they keep worrying they wiil
~ In NO condition TO tackle the pig
ser,es. We will get them In line, all
r,yht Even McGraw looks tired and
puha has told Robbie that he had
lhean 40 anxious TO keep pitching inst
Ihe had been afraid TO tell Mctraw
ust how he felt. Robbie found that
the bIg KIDS arm was sim and sore,
and that he had been wearing heaty
nIaster on Il for several days. Huoe
told him that he had been so afraid OF
heIn9 Wild lately that he had been
sorced 10 put the ball over the plate
% times without anything on IL.
Then Robbie 2ad talk with Nc
craw The little manager has real
Izad for several days that Marquard
needed a rest, but he had figured on
having him win the opening game
from the Cubs. and then giving him
ten days rest. 80,
aYou know, Mac" said Robbie, this
Marouard il not gich a strong fellow
az he looks. He is thin-chested, like
! a bow"
well" said McGraw, you are
right. Now you take charge OF the
young fellow and cheer him up. I'm
going to leave him In your hands to
lgst him ready for the worlds series"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
ey oRANTLANp RICE.

Two slabmen from each worlds
series camp will bear the bulk Of the
burden when the Giants and Athletics
come head on in October.
Mathewson and Marquard OF Nc
Graw,s legion will fight II out against
Bender and Coombs. McGraw Will
hold Red Ames In reserve while Mack
will call on Ed. Plank In case q tniru
man Is NEEDED.
II is on the firing line that the
greater part Of the battle Will sette,
40 the comparison here is worth closer
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
Edited by
RALPH L. YONKE
MEN OF Y0ST /
ARE BACK HOME
scrimmage on Ferry Field Begins
Monday in Preparation for Case
Game-0tis Out for Place.
ANN ARBoR, Mich. Sept. 80.
~ - 49, -. -

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept 80. n
Men OF Yost get their first worR =
the year on Ferry Field here 60
Only the usual work without scril
maging that has Characterised Il
program at Whitmore Lake. 10 schs
uled as an opener. but the hrst THU
next week the scrubs will be cart
out to give the varsity some
work against beef.
Coach Yost Is very hopeful
much better satisfied with the
now than ! was at this time
season last year. They are In
lent physical condition" he sal
The departure from the LAX
night was signal for the SOU
let loose some college singing
few thunderous yells. The natl,
the peaceful village were inf
vociferously that their two-v
visit from the university buncl
at an end.
The last days work at Will
developed nothing startling
that Torbet was pulled from the
back position IN the first tea
make room for Wenner, who "
given q tryout In the place.
doesn't mean that Torbet In TO
his place by any means, but
Yost's policy to give all the M
can, chances. u
He will have opportunity to U
~-a'hcr meu ON the line II Otis
his say. Otis 10 q big lineman,
nas never yet shown Coach
enough to warrant him In findir
place for him. but he 10 deter !
to make the team this year. BE
he Ia so big there was q feeling
the students that Otis had q sire
yellow concealed about his Pc
somewhere, but the big fellow !
that he will show them this seaso
I'm out for place on the tean
y, - Yesterday. land I'll M
somebody 60 some to keep me on. u
...- ,ln No get into the scrimmag
The kind of work we have been dol
at the lake does not show what Q
can do when he gets on the grfdir'
It's the work In the scrimmases a
really counts"
Otis il certainly big enough
game enough TO earn q place.
last season he played on the
eleven and never showed strea
yellow, although he was battered h
enough to suit even Coach Yost
looks ut this time, however, that
has his work cut out for him,
cause Il will take star OF the 4
magnitude TO break into the y
which Yost has gotten together
the first team.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
PROMINENT IN TOUR
TWO States Furnish Some - Of 90
Entries IN olidden Tour-0overn-
ore Of States Are Interested.

Entries In clIdden Tour-0overn-
ors Of States Are interested.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept. 3d.
As an evidence OF the interest the
south has taken In the 1911 Glidden
tour, Il Il only necessary to note that
of the 81 entries that had been TO
corded to Wednesday, just 43 are from
the two states OF Georgia, through
which the tour passes. and Florida, In
whose metropolis IL ends.
The entries that have come from
these states are solely for the sport
OF the run and In recognition Of the
value of the event as a medium
through which the agitation OF good
roads may be agitated. The governor
of Georgia and the mayor Of Atlanta.
a congressman from Florida and the
mayor of a live south Florida town
are among the men who have taken
sufficient interest In the event TO
enter.
The tourists will be greeted at the
state line and welcomed to Florida by
the governor OF the state, Albert w.
Gilchrist, who will ride into Jackson
Vile as the guest OF Gov. Smith.
The formalities OF the welcome OF
Gov. Gllchrist will be at Madison, the
! first town Of importance that Is passed
after the tourists enter Florida. IL
is expected that brief stop will be
made for this purpose.
The tourists will be welcomed to
Jacksonville by Mayor William ..
| Jordan, at Dignan park. The cars
will be parked on the sward there Inn
mediately on their arrival and
photograph OF all OF them made. The
public reception in the evening viii
be in the nature OF buffet luncheon
rendered by the Jacksonville Board OF
Trade. This will be at the auditorium
OF the organization. Three-minute
( speeches will be made by some of the
distinguished men of the party and
! others OF this state who will come
/ here for the reception. The last part
OF the evening will be devoted to a
! special vaudeville performance for
1 the benefit Of the tourists. The per-
/ formers will be selected from the va
nous local theatsrs-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

itancy In saying that Mack's slashing
lineup will face the toughest pitch
ing that II has tackled all year. For
In one short series q slabman can al
ford to take longer chances and work
at higher speed than through the sea.
son with long. hard stretch ahead.
Between Bender and Coombs. the
Giant machine fears the Indian more.
Bender win be faced with great re-
spect. The Indian when right has
great speed and an effective jump
which is hard to massage with the
war club. He shut out the Giants in
1905 and then lost to Matty. Another
meeting between this famed pair will
add deeper interest to the proceed
ings.
In the pitching department Mo
Graw has the shade and enough edge
to Offset Athletic prowess In other de-
partments.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
What the Box Scores
Demonstrate to the Fan

There were only three sames
yesterday, 90 this 10 one day
when writing this "coIyum" 10
like beating the boss out Of
money.
They meet again, do those
Cubs and Giants, and II will be
almost as interesting scrap az
that they're now pulling OF over
there In the Mediterranean.
Even with q five and q half
game lead, Mcoraw and HE hired
men admit they're getting Just .
little nervous: which same they'd
better get over, or Connie will
get EN- II they don't look out.
Three Rustiers, among them
Sir Mlque DonIIn. were banished
In the eleven inning ARRAY with
the Reds, which ended In q four
to four tie.
Alexander the Great gave the
Pirates eight hlts In the battle
of Prevesa, but his team mates
boarded the Pirate craft and sent
her on the rocks, by score Of 7
TO q.
Nap. Rucker, who was permit
ted to 90 70 HE Georgia home,
has been recalled by the Infants
to take part In the seven-pame
series against the Giants.
-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
While Joey Rests
Ty Keeps Climbing

FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
Local.
Central w. Port Huron. ID. A. 9.
East
Holy Cross at Yale.
Bates at Harvard.
stevens at Princeton.
Colgate at Cornell.
Gettysburg at Pennsylvania
Hobart at Syracuse.
Amherst at Dartmouth.
Western Maryland at Lehigh-
Delaware at Swarthmore.
Crsinus ut Lafayette.
New Hampshire at Brown
Dickinson at Carlisle.
Troy Poly at Williams
Geneva at Pennsylvania state
West.
Otterbein at Ohio State.
Indiana at DePauw.
Ames at Minneapolis
Birmingham ut Vanderbilt
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
HueHIE TALks
SOME MORE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3d.
Hughey Jennings, OF the Tigers.
said yesterday that IL was q
dificult task to pick the win
ner OF the worlds series.
"The Athletics are strong as
hitters," he said, fair as Held
ers, fair on bases. fairly strong
In pitchers. The Giants are fair
hitters, good fielders, fast ON
bases, fairly strong in pitchers
It's an even thing 80 far as
batting goes"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

II order that Joe Jackson may over
<.te Cobb. il the Peach continues 10
- (. he has been lately, during the
1>ef eieht games still to be played. the
NaD must eet an average OF three aus
out of four times up right along cur
ing tia remainder OF the season. LOOKS
rather soft for Tyrus.
Along with the other weird exhibit
IONS OF the national sport, along with
~ ofher travesfies of the highly
scientinc game OF baseball. along with
he other freaks In the artless museum
place yesterdays mix-up with the Ma
fionals. Ten hits and four passes on
1furhes. IN ak innings while he was
striking out ave. Two washington
runs forced In by passes from Dono,
van. who struck out only one, passeu
a. many as both washington pitcners
.nd ave only one less hit and tnen
,ron out by 4 lead OF four runs.
naseball. what turibul sins are COM
,niffed IL thy name, spake the bard.
Two-base hits: Bush. Schaefer 2.
rohh Conroy. Mcbride. Three base
hits: Cobb 2: Delahanty, Milan. Gain
81. Crawford.
Put that ball in cold storage. It's
tettlng mushy.
q nor The benefit OF the worlds series
n Is 70 be hoped that the Giants VIII
rI1ch their hold ON the pennant TO-
6ay and tomorrow by downing the
CUBS. So that both teams win toe the
tcratch for the worlds series Mt and
ready to put up their best article OF
BAH.
II the giants succeed in doing that
both teams can take good rest be-
fore beginning the final fray.
Connie Mack win use many college
men IN the coming series. While a
feu years ago the college man in base
bali was quite joke, the worlds
champions would seem to prove that
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
n COBB is WHERE
JOE CAN HARDLY
CATCH HIM
oonparison Of What Ty's isil
Record WIN Be With His Figures
ror Last Year Is Favorable To
This Years Work.
neoeipts At Worlds Series Win
probably Break Previous Records
Connie Has Many College Men.

". mat was some clouting on the
nart Of our Tyrus. We won't quarrei
about It. c.Ah,s
livery stop to compare what CooD :
record At bat this year VIII De WIN
that Of last year, m
This year It's going TO be about IKE
<his frst row and last year was
sxacfIv ike the second.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
rLiilies Z. Pittsburg T.
Boston 4. Cincinnati I'll inninys)
Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
BOSTON at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday. Results.
Detroit .. Washington 5.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
81. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

Ru.i.e..-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing Cor 10
John II. -st Pm Main 1898. or city 1850.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
Short Length,

tional commish yesterday for playing
bali with the Lenox Ovals. of New
York state. without permission. In the
contention OF Detroit against Mont
gomery for Lelivelt. the player was
awarded 10 Detroit
ID. u. q. footbaliers are working hard
on signals. Anderson. new man. Is
showing up well as kicker
RED Hicks, a middieweight aGhfer,
who has been sojourning In Milwaukee
and cleaning up the fight boys In Wis
copaIn, has returned 20 his Detroit
home and IL looking for men to con-
duer.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

Now Harold, be a perfect gent,
And do not pan" the battery.
But keep your feelings safely pent
And cease TO be 80 chattery.
The Pitcher has such fragile nerves
You mustn't boot or hurry him,
For that might disarrange his curves
And also somewhat furry him.
Yes. Harold, we must keep the game
From anything that's "shady-like"
Playing like some grand social dame
Prim and precise and ladylike,
And II a hit IL called a foul
whatever its location Is
We mustn't jibe, We mustn't howl,
Though strong the proyocation Is!
In fact, dear Harold, aver
The game, just now, Ia frightfully
Er--Crude and noisy. as II were,
And well reform II rightfully
OF course. well rob Il of It's fun
And scramble every move OF II,
But when our great reform r. done
True sportsmen" may approve OF
III
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

pr ss Co. u John R-st
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

NIuIiin has been chosen by McAleeI
for HIS all-star team to May the Ath-
ietics. because, IL IL said, AulliD 10 one
OF the few pitchers who are effective
against the Athletics, and he works
like Mathewson.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

II has been figured out that the
coming worlds series win set a record
for receipts.
hats displeasing news TO the play
ers and 1t will have a tendency 10
check that fight the Cubs are putting
up.
$500, 900 is the amount It 10 expected
will be paid for seeing the series II IL
goes seven games.
The receipts per game In New YORK
will probably be between $4,000 ana
ss5 900. while the Philadelphia fans
will come across with $4,000 10
SAC. 900 In each contest at Shibe park.
II that average is maintained In the
first and second games In PhiladeIphla
and also in New York, II means the
receipts win be around 100000. Inc
players win receive so per cent or
100000, and divide II 60 per cent or
$4,000 TO the victorious club ana ~
per cent or $4,000 TO the losing team
That will mean about $4,000 for eacn
of the victors. and $4,000 for each los
ar. more money than worlds series
contestants have ever received
The Following shows the receipts
and what the players received In tor-
mer worlds series:
I9o3-$50, 900; Boston players l,ls2
each; Pittsburg players. n.Sl6.26
each
Is05-ses. 4s6.s1: Athletic players.
ss32. %: Giant players. $1,142 each.
1sOs-s1O6, $50: White Sox PLAYERS.
s1,s74.63 each; Cub players, s4ss.6o
each.
1sO7-s1Ol, 72s.5o Cub players, 81
1885 each; Detroit players, l,s46.so
each.
1soS--ss4 1850; Cub players. 81
Bliss each; Detroit players, $50
each.
1sos-s1ss. 800. 50; Pittsburgh play
ers, y1,745.S7 each; Detroit players,
$1,33S.50 each.
lsl0-s173. $50; Athletic players 81
OS2.70 each; Cub players, sl,s76.16
each.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

the varsity man has some worth IN
the game. despite the former prejudice
against the rah-rah.
Bender is a product OF the Carlisle
school for Indians. Plank played base
ball with Gettysburg college In Penn
syIvania, Coombs pitched for Tour
years with Colby college out east.
Krause was a slabman for ST. Mary =
In California when Hal Chase tried 10
get him and Connie beat him TO IL
Harry Davis, Girard college. Eddie
Collins, Columbia and Barry, Holy
Gross. are a few others of Mack's for
mer schoolboys who will help him Try
for another worlds nag.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

Alma college took the nrst game of
the season from the Saginaw Naval
Reserves. 20 to 0.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

Connie Mack win use many college
men IN the coming series. While q
few years ago the college man in base
BAH was quite q joke. the worlds
champions would seem to prove that
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

B.cause OF the muddy condition .
tbs track yesterday II was impoNfbi
10 complete the racing program In con
neetion with the Windsor fair. Tb
events were called on, az the fAf
closed last night.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30

Hits-on Hughes. 10 IN : innin
on Gray. In g.. Two.base hits-,bu
Three base hits-Cobb .. Delahan
MJ,en Gamer, Crawford. Struck out
Nv Huahes s, by Gray 2. by Donovan
b1ses on balis--on Hughes 4. on 4rs
1, OF Donovan 5. Double play--Mori
:. az .. washington 10 Wild pitches
Dsnovan. Gray q Time-Two hour
Umpires-Evans and Mullen. n
The Detroit times., 1911-09-30
SportSnanShip

magazne that josnns ortsans .ss
rowdy ism and uue spoen 'Aouo -
mand iha diacontin