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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-11
Thursday, January To-

January 10
G. B. @. Club to Dance-Attend-
ing much social interest among the
friends Of the G. B. @. club Of
popular young ladies, is the dane
ing party planned for Thursday
evening, January 10, at Eagles
hall. This clubs affairs are always
of delightful character and Thurs
days party is being anticipated
with pleased expectancy by the bid
den guests.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-11

Giadness comes with better under
Standing OF the transient nature of the
many physical ills which vanish be-
lore proper efforts-gentle Efforts
pleasant Enthusiastically directed and
assisted by the pleasant laxative rem
edy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA.
Its beneficial effects are due to the
TACT that it is the one remedy which
promotes internal cleanliness without
debilitating the organs on which it
acts. To get its beneficial effects al
ways buy the genuine manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Oyrere emo 6ulo.

Glatinum, iom mn er me9et foit.
barere emo @uIb, er De iibite Tiger ite.
get burtig / gris. Oct noteres mi i
2onbon for $43 pr. llnce for baarot
Elatinum og S4t pr. llnce for oct
blsbc Wetol. 8i5Ie er De bsieite Bri'
ier, iom noseniinOe bar pGret noteret
% antpber en- Stisning al $40 pr.
llnee | De iibite Ter Waane6er.
s 1905 iolgtes rent Elotinum for
$3.50 pr. llnce, % enba bar Otter.
i~psrgielen meget Iiben. s @egpnbel.
len al 1906 begpnbte giteripsrsie-
len at taae til og Rriierne | tiIiua.
renbe @rao at itige, inbtil ben Deb
Slutten al goret bar naaet op til
benboIospis $40 % $3S pr. llnce.
Iroouftionen at platinum err for.
bolbspis ubetpbeIig beri 9anbet og
ubbinbes bopebiageIig iom ct gipro-
buff peb @ulbpoiferierne / California
% Oregon.
StsriteneIen Of bette @etal fom.
mer ira llraIbiersene | Huslauo,
ifjsnt Der ogina probucereS enoel
iaapeI / Sp0omerifa Tom / Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Dio~enifabeIie Grpeoition

gn al De itsrite pioenifnbeliee @r.
petitioner, JON er uoruitet al noget
amerifonif llniperiitei, er Den, JONI
fortioen iorbereoeS al Den ~SoologiIfe
afoeIiug peb Statsuuioeriitetet ,
Soma i BET giemeb at uoiorifc Sap.
ianeen / Wioten al oct title SAP.
grpeoitionen ifal aieaa ira San
Srancisco Den ste Gpril.
Zen 2apinn err beliggerbe omtrert
miStpeis meIlem Stinebapsfpiten 90
Sopan. Gen, Der err ganife liben,
blot ca. 49, apaorotmil | ubitrpf'
ming. er Siemiteoet for ben uitprte.
Iigite Mpngbe 6usle, iom iinoes iam-
let poa noaet enfelt Steo | 9erben.
9eres initial ~anilanes til 100000,
og Der finoes mango iielbne % Del
piS ufieuote arter blanot Dem. Gens
Sperflabe er iao prenbe tRt beiat meo
Sual. at man mac ifppe Dem tilIioe
for life at trPbe poa Dem.
@rpeoitionens 2eoer er Rrof. s.
%. Din, Der err en- meget opgtig Sari.
Sermiit. De sprige 9eltagere er 6.
u. Gorruin en- irenitaaeroe 2ano.
Ifabsmaler ira Chicago os TO Stu-
Senter, Sorace 9oung ira Sarge, q,
0nf., OF Clarence albredt fra go.
perlep, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
en- Sunoemotor.

st merfeIigt apporat, Der aaereoe
bar reooet 2ipet paa Sunoreoer al
WenneIfer, Tom elers bible bare ON.
fommet peb 9rufnine. iom SsIge al
Snoaan0ing al 8as, euer iom Sslge
at at pere ramnebe al ct eleftriif
Stso, err blepet anifafiet fra Spif.
lamb al De Soreneoe Staters Bureau
at Mines og allereoe anbroet peo
ale Regieringens @eoninesitntioner
| 9anoets @rubeoiitrifter.
Spor Der finbes en- 6niit al 2iu
iaien | ct 2egeTle, bill bette lille ZIP.
parat, Der fables en- ErlImotor, eaer
9uneemotor, sienopuaffe be orufne'
be eaer al Sos foaIte Gre peb at
Iatte en- naturlig aanSeoratsbep9.
aeIie isans 90 iamtioie tilisre 2un.
aerne ct ombpsseIis tiImaalt aoan-
tum Suritoi.
Winebureauets Sunftionrrer op.
Infer, at | ben forte 9iS, @pparatei
bar prret | 9rua peb 3egieringens
opennppnte @eoninssItationer, ale.
reSe 10 @enneifer er blepet reSoeoe.
iom moen Der uiIoe bore bIepet %.
oens fire gptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
8anebyenine / CANADA.

Oct inbep9renbe Mar bill bli ct
uiponanIigt tranIt anr / ben fanabi-
tie Sernbanebpgninss Siitorie, meb-
beles Der fra @innipeg. Canadian
Wortbern.g anen Dor truffet Sorbere-
heIier til 9psning al eft itsrre antal
Wil emo n~ogeneane for, og iaapel
8ranb 1runf Iacific. iom Canadian
Hacifie.@anen bar planlagt 9psnin.
gen al mango Sibelinier. De err ale
ire aniporebe til oenne ertraorbinere
8irfiombeo al Srpgt for ellerS at bli
fuloitenbig oDerilsiebe af Sames S.
Sias OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Salt pil Der al Be ire transform.
nentnle Spitemer % Sorsrenineer /
gorets Sob bIi bpgget minbit $500
@iI npe 9anelinier, os arbeioet ifal
paabespnbes iaainart Sroiten er
saaet no al Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
On goo Reforo,

Sislss ct IresieteIesram fra Obi.
cago err Hecoroen for iiffer Sernhane'
beiororine for @aret 1910 t%ilfienbt
9enniplponiabanen poa bpilfeu Der
| aorets Sob life er eaaet ct cueIte
Menneifelip tabt JON 8slee al no.
gen Sogulpffe.
af Den oificielle geretning for
@oret fremeonr oct. at Der al be oper
t36,0O0,00 Gasiaaerer, iom beior.
Srebes meb 6enne 9ane og oens taI-
rige 8orereniuger sitenior gittsbllrg
% erie, life en- eneite en- bleo brGbt
iom 6sIge at Sooiammeniteb, nj.
iporinger eIler alIben al De panIige
Sernbaneulptfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Jno. oeuoforiel,
Torpset Snbfsriel af aanobrnsspru-
butter at furifjellise Slass.
2amoets notsrieI iisenoe.

Get bsres noflaa merfeligt, at De
Sorenebe Stater er MOTT til at inb.
fsre 2anobrugsprobufter, men iaa er
life beitominbre SiIfGlbet % ifelge
en- al set itatiitiife Bureau / @aib.
ington iornplig uoitebt Bulletin en-.
BOG / itaoig tiltaeenoe WGngoer. -
Sier bar Soregelien pGret ui9bpan-
Iig flor / oen iioIte geniusperiooe,
1900-1910.
Snbferielen al Sru9ter og Hsooer
er laaleoes iteset fra 100000 /
1900 til $39,500,000 / 1910; Snb.
Professionalism bar altiaa / bisie II
slar uter emo. iorooblet iig. Snbfer'
ieln al Srugt alene bar iiben 1900
forsset fig meo aienneminitlig ST.
100000 ON Iaret. Gproien at
Srugtinofsrielen aubrog / 1910 til
$4,000, 900 = en- 6orsgelie at $10,'
100000 iiben 1900. slf 6rugt bar
ii9r S~nbfsrieIen al 9ananer pGret |
itGrft Stigenoe; ibet oen / 8Proi er
iteeet fra Sc, 1000, 900 1900 til $12,-
100000 / 1910.
Snbfsrielen at Sliber og Sfino BIZ
Ter ogiaa en- betpoeIis S~oregelie. Gen
err inaIehes iteget ira 307. 000,0 900
Eunb / 1900 til 573,000,000 Bunb
/ 1909. Snbfsrielen ianf DOG noget
/ 1910, ha oen fun anorog til 461,-
100000 Tunb.
Siltrobs for set Safhnm, at Der /
Be Soreneoe Stater p~roouceres paa
oct nprmeite tire Sieroeoele al Ser.
oens Notwithstanding, bier pgiao
SnbfsrieIen al benne Sore Ell betpoe.
Zig SoreeeIie. s 1900 iubfsrtes Der
60,000.000 Bunb 9nmllb, Der til.
iammen hanoe en- &Groi al $4,000
900; / 1910 bar Snoferielen iteaet
til S5,000,000 Bunh % Geroien til
$t7,500.000.
S~nofsrielen af lepenbe Gpr, greo.
itoffe, Suffer og Sobaf er ogina Ite-
get / betpbelig 8rao / be iibite ii
gar.
llbfsrieIen at amerifanife Garer |
Sebruar 3, aar bier en- betpoelig
Sorsgelie oner ubfsrielen | ben Jam.
ME Waaneb iorriee 9lar.
SfsIge en- al oct itatiitilfe Bureau
/ Sanoelsbepartementet ~u0arbeioet
Gapport bapbe llhfsrieIen | Sebruar
1911 en- SotalpGrhi al SS7, 959.t61
iammenlignet meo $49,545, $50 Sc.
briiar 1910.
Gen iamlebe l1bferiel | De otte
MnaneSer, iom enbte meb Sebrliar
bette Iar, bapbe en- Sptalperoi al
S71S, .404, iammenIi9net meb
,524 / Sc tiliparenoe Maa-
neoer for ct gar iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
On 600 SPECULATION.

s 1913, % Normonerue paa6e.
gpnbte lin fore Notwithstanding
ira 3auuop. Sa.. por 6lorence. gteb..
ct al oeres Stoppeiteber pan Geien til
Salt Safe. Eaa @runo al ubeloige
geiriorboIoe og andre inbtruiue Sin.
oringer blep Wormonernes Sopeo'
itprfe Iigeenoe her | co. to Mar. I'll
fine 5ioer uogioroe benre Stprre
benimco $4,000 gerioner, icm laa
leiret / Selte eler lott iammenlaaeSe
Sptter / en- pib arebs omfrins 9pen.
Stsriteparten al Dem pnr iattige
Golf, men mango bragte ogiaa itcre
genseiummer meo Jig / Sub 90
Sslupenae.
Sigeiioen ben 3io bar Der gaact
Sagn on. at itore aoantiteter az
Cub og Sslpmpnter q nebgrmet
paa iorifjeQige Steoer / Smegnen.
elsie Siitorier Dor bog ior Stsr.
itebeIeu aaaet / 8Iemmebogeu, oa en-
foretagiom ing Wauo, Senrp Sult'
mier ior ct Mars 5ib iihen fisbte en-
5.acreS 5raft i Gentret at, bocr
Wormonernes Sopeoleir baobe Zig.
get,
On Tag, ban boIot pan of plsie
poa 9anhet lit, bra1te Nlogen ct D.
Dollars @ulbitpffe og en- Ssloooaar
for 9aeens ems. Zen fsrite bar
mpntet / tS4S og oen iioite | 1S45,
sfpstet ON ~Sunoet" ipreote iig
iom 2sbeilo. og Der itrsmmebe en-
Wosie Renneifer iii Ben rne Cub.
grube". Sultmier tifbso iig at no.
itpffe fine 8 acres i 2otter paa 20
SOB | Sirfart os iplge Retten til at
blsie og graue, aft Set De piloe. I
oisie FOR SO pr. Stptfe. men paa
Sen 9etingelie. at De ifulSe ippne
Sorben til efter iig. ipIoe op aae
Suaer o. I. p. 9otterue iolateS iom
"bot eafes". % mart bar Oct lille
9anSitpffe iorpanblet til en- iuloItRu.
big 9ifube al ipeoeuoe, s~rauenSe,
ipaSenoe og plsienoe R9no.
De ianot life noget Sub; rlen oa
ben iibite al Dem sap op. bapoe Suit.
mier life alene iaaet belle i'm lille
Sorm goSt og gratis opplpiet. men
bapoe oesuoen $500 al OufN Sams
sooe Eense inSiat | ganfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Stort Electromagnetic.

Sra ben fannoiife Sopebitab, St.
tama, meloes, at Der al 6orbunosre.
gieringen err tilItiaet EorInmentet Of.
ficiel Meboeleiie ON, at ben oeiinitipt
bar beitemt iig til ieIp at opertage
@pgnineen al ben planlagte Sern.
bane til Subionbugten, % at Der.
ina mart 9anen er fGroigbpaget, pil
bli forelagt 8arlomentet en- Tlan ON
oens Drift, Iegierineen bill oeioa
treffe @%rransementer til 9pening at
Glepatorer 90 Sprettelien al en-
9ampifibslinie mellem Subion 9ap
og Storbrttannien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

Saul aneieIifabet bar iattet enbelig
9eilutning ON mn til Saaren at paa.
begrnbe arbeibet paa Den auereSe
opmaalte 2irie ira Sutdinion. Miu.
neiota, giennem Sarge, e. Cat, til
@innepeg, Nanitoba, Den me 9anes
Gnoepunft.
Sra Slttdirion gaar ganen ret
norbouer, gienuem 6ersuS Sails oe
Ioorbeao til acknowledgements Sta.
ton | Sarge.
@eo 6ulofsrelien al ocnne npe
2inie oil Sarge ioa tire Sopebbaneip.
itemer. uemIis Chicago. Wsilwaufee
& Ct. 8aitI.. 0ortbern Baciiie- %
@reat Rortberu.9anerL forubeu Here
Si0elinier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
9looiee S%treifopteier.

Sra 9erington, aentucfp, meloes
ben 13be bs.: Il Eerioner err bIet
ibiGlifubt al be itreiferoe Sprbsbere
peb -Gbattanoosa.G ipi.
iionen af Queen ano Grecent.9 anen
eler beres Silb9ngere. st fort @n-
tal andre er blet iaaret iiben Begun.
belien al Streifen, Der ifploes On.
iettelien al Neeere iom Sprbsbere.
giergboerne | De omlieeenSe 81.
~Itritter bar iluttet fig til Streiferne,
oa be baoer Regerne, % oct berettes,
at Der | 9ratifogen / aasiiberne
lanss gnnelinien ifiuler iig Sfarp.
ifpttere, iom meo fine Hiiler bprtpluf.
fer @esere, Geteftiper os Sberiffer
os berpaa foripinber inSe meQem
@iereene.
gepGbneoe afoelinser. 9eteftiper
% Streifbrpoere anpenSes az Sern.
banen, men @o6straiifen CT gaaet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
UYt Sneifreo.

ct Bresietelegrom ira Carton, &c.
paoa. beretter, at II Menneifer er
pmfommet / ct Sneifreo, iom inotrai
/ Mono Gpuntp, California nnoer
ben ipGre Storm Der iornplig.
ct onoet Sneifreo, iom inbtrai
omtrent paa famine lib, eoeIo9be
fuloitpnbig @olben @ate- @inen /
Upper Antilope @oIIep. Sfrebet tog
meo iis iamtIiee g~paninaer. sri.
mems @ier, 60 0onoOan, % to anore
blep alporlig ifaoeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Stor Jnopanorino.

Sper 1000 Smmigranter ira Gu.
ropa anfont ben hoe os. I'll @innt-
peg, Man. De iortintte peo Mio.
Sagstib Reiien pioere neitoper, 6Iere
grtrotog meo Smmigrnuter er IN.
berpeiS ira Quebec. Maioriteten al
Dem err 9ritcre. gne Gegn tpoer
paa, at Snopanorinscn ira europa
iaar oil Taa aIe tibliaere Heforber.
Snopauorireen ira De Sor. Stater
autaees at bile bli minoit 20 gro.
cent iterre emo iiior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

fuloitGnoig iitaa, og %obitano ipnes
unpttie. Wange Glno 9pnomit ii.
ses at bore funoet benlast paa
Stinnesangen pao f%orifieaiee ste.
Der, % Der er noitsot SruSIer ON at
iprGnse groerne | 9uften. SeIegroi.
forbinbeIien er afbruot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Den nYe J~noreminiiter.

@olter 9. 5iiber. Sen treble Chi.
cagoboraer / lrriioent SaitS aobi.
net, tiItraaote / Wanoags lin Stil.
ling iom Gbef for SnereSepartemen-
tet eiter IidlarS u. 9aIinger.
Ir. Sfber ailasbe lin embcoseo
for %. 9. Meier, en- al Gepartemen-
tets 9ureau6eier. Der tiaise er go.
torius Gublifus. Geremouien ianSt
Steb / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gripat.
fontor ca / Sperp9r al BEN iratr9.
Selroe Gbef, Mr. 9allinser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Wv Sane til Dinnepee.

Ser meSbeles ira autoritatip Sill.
BE-, at Chicago, 9silpa..ee & st.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
How to Play the Outfield; by Manager McAleer

writing cold the
agreed playing any posioh
that could be applied
the
position OF note who has
made good in big league has his own style OF playing
list be
OF braze attempting hoax the men he advised
Be this as perhaps give to young outnedes VINO nope
climb the ladder benefit which has at least the
value Of being varied and interesting
Baseball and contest have seen has presented
unique conditions TO be under
Problems be solved they
n ne o. a wnking OF
skilled ounelder
OF ability the He must possess that quality styled
athlete natural ball player
excel In the
a the ranks profess
siona did playing the in his bohood He
a ball--as a duck has to swim
youth has this feeling and make baseball MS
imagined player position Nothing
There born outhd and ineders
Some second basemen could not play anywhere else Is OF other
positions
deul the ball that sailing into the field from bat
different screeching twisting
the field when hit batter
There i a good OF aboutit know 1
well trained could tell from the CT the bat pretty nearly the
would land and how would
there
bounding reflect the which
and
himself know instantly what do with the ball
m He can't o think s hands
with the
players make the mistake OF trying cut of the
long
bound This helps eliminates
ners on plate
tell
forget the advice the first time be into the
possible ac
who these things improve his playing so
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25

should be able to pick the pitcher for
the days engagement. and the catch
er who will do the receiving. He
should be quick to pick a relief pair
and have them ready to throw into
the breach, when necessary. In the
meantime, Hughie can be giving his
whole attention to the strategy Of the
game and his own work on the field
Sugden's presence at the training
camp this spring has helped Hughie
tremendously, not only In the bene-
fetal effects on the young pitchers
but also In the freedom which 1t has
allowed the manager, to make the
practice more interesting and the
work OF the team as q whole more
snappy and attractive. Hughie
realizes this fact and gives Sugden
credit for doing much toward making
the stay at Monroe an enjoyable and
profitable one.
In the regular season II is probable
that Sugden, IL he decides TO stick,
will do considerable scouting. He
will be away from the club for weeks
at time, beyond doubt. But II
is the hope OF the writer that, in case
things become exciting and the Tig-
ers have a real chance for the flag.
Manager Hughie will see to II that
Sugden Is on deck with the helping
hand.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
T|GERETTEs WIN
POOR GAME
Contest Slow and Listless and Ends
With Score 8 To 5--Northerners
Aid Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT, La, March 25.-The
Tigerettes won a comedy contest from
Shreveport team yesterday by score
OF to 5. Owing to the scarcity OF
players here. Donovan. Corcoran,
Works, Smith and Loudel were play.
ed with the local outfit The game
was slow and listless.
Smith pitched the first four in
nings for the locals and would have
had only one run against him had
not the locals made number OF er-
rors In the fourth which resulted in
the Tigers scoring three runs. Dono
van relieved him.
Edgar Willett went the first six SEES
sions for Detroit and was good though
poor support In the second put him
in a hole. Peasley took the mound In
the seventh and was hammered for
two runs.
Loudel opened the game for the II
gerettes in the right garden but be-
lieving the locals were going to win,
shifted over to the enemy. Lathers,
Kirke and Beckendorf did some neat
hitting.
The recruits play in Waco, Texas,
today.
Tho acora.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
U..0F N. fAVORI1E)
T0h|GHI's NEE
Meets Cornell at Ann Arbsr
Fifth Dualmeet Smith Out
With Mumps.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. March "a
The University OF Michigan IT,
team Is the favorite In the nfth G
nual dual track meet with CoruG
which viii be held here tonight. n
wolverines have won the four pre-
Gus contests with the Ithacans -
the local boys are confident that ~
can repeat the process.
II Is conceded that the visitors =
a strong aggregation. particularly n
the distance events, but the rooc~
brilliant showing Of Hanavan. togothG
with the all-around ability Of ca
Horner and Ralph Craig. are thonG
sufficient to keep Michigan's strfnG H.
victories unbroken.
There Is sorrow In the Wolvoe1n|
camp today as result Of the rosr@'
that Herschel Smith, one Of the me-
promising OF the new men on -
squad. will be unable to participates 4
the meet as he has the humps. =
absence. II IL expected. will result 4
the Wolverines loss Of three point
as Smith has been counted on TO tsk
second In the shot-put.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
Trains in Lumber Woods,
But Fails on the Diamond

BIRMINGHAM Ala March 2o all the exploded phenoms which
than
heralded as a lefthanded Jack Coombs.
Joined a a
brought south the best
of
Peasy seemed have lost all his old speed and He
the ball with entirely different
made rather than
training until Wild Bill
the which he did after
with Peasey.
musclebound winter
Maine said Bill He into the woods
with winter. thought
ing do his good simply did the worst thing possible for
his them tied tight that hard
ly throw a anything pitcher
again" BRUSKE
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
BY PAUL HALE BRuskE.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 25.-
Had Joe Sugden been member Of
the Detroit club in 1909, the Tigers
would have won the worlds cham
pionship, instead of the Pittsburg
Pirates. With SugdeR on duty as a
member ot>the team In 1911, the Tig-
ers' chaHces for fourth American
league dag should be enhanced ten
per centA
Joe Sukden would strengthen the
Tigers In the-one point where they
have always been noticeable deficient
the handling of the pitching STAFF.
The worlds championship above re-
ferred to was lost because OF an un-
fortunate choice of pitchers. Many
other games have gone the same way.
The difficulty experienced by Manager
Jennings In this department OF the
game has bene the one feature Of
management In which Hughie has
laid himself open to fair, adverse criti-
cism. The attempted hiring of Sug-
den. first as q mentor of the young
pitchers and later as a sort of bat
terry chief, IL Hughes frank confess
sion that, for this department of play,
he needs assistance.
Where Hughie Is Strong.
Hughie Jennings was an inhelder
when an active player himself. His
infield Is naturally his chief delight
There exists no better coach of an in-
fielder and no better Judge ~of ones
merits than this same Hughie Jen-
nings. Hughie also Is able to help
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
Joe Sugden Would Have Made
1909 Tigers Worlds Champs

players greatly in improving their
form at the bat. He was a good hit
ter himself and understands what
good hitting is.
But the pitching and catching were
matters that never came under
Hughes personal notice, during his
big-league career. As a result, he
has naturally been forced to do the
best he could. In Detroit Hughie
was still further hampered by the fact
that he has never had a catcher of
the type Of Billy Sullivan, Jack Klei-
now, Roger Bresnahan, Frank Bow
erman, "Gabby" Street, or John Killing
men on whom he could rely for ad-
vice on choosing pitchers and on as
signments of slab duty. There Is no
better catcher in the American league
than Oscar Stanage. Oscar is, how
ever, one Of those players who does
his work we'll but never assists In
laying II out In advance. Charlie
Schmidt has never been of assistance
to Hughie in matters of consultation,
Casey Is far from the stage where he
could be trusted with such RESPONSE
bility. In all probability, Beckendorf
comes nearer the type Hughie has
needed, but Beck" and Hughie have
never been quite able to establish
such relations.
What Joe Could Do.
With Sugden the situation Is diff
ferent. Joe should be able to take off
Hughes shoulders all the worry in
cident to the battery forces. He
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
TIGER REGULAR
TRIP STUDENTS
Act With Charity and Only Win by
Score of Is To 2, Although Could
Have Been More.

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. March 49,
jennings Tigers walked away from
the University OF Alabama's team here
yesterday afternoon and when the
ninth inning had ended, the score
stood Is to 2 In favor OF the Tiges.
The college team was made up OF
youngsters, the Oldest being about
10 years old, while Greer. a little south
paw, who did the twirling for the col
iegians for Ave innings was only about
Is years old. The Tigers thought IL
was charity to let the campus boys
on this easy.
Mitchell opened the game for the
northerners, going fairly well four In
nings. He permitted single, four
bases ON balls and filed the bases In
one inning, but pitched himself out or
numerous holes. In the nth, two runs
were scored by the university boys
and Cavet was sent In to relieve
Mitchell in the sixth which ended the
scoring.
The Tigers scored at will and found
the local pitchers easy marks. Score:
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
GOTCH MAY MEET
HACK" OR TURK
Confer in Chicago Saturday and May
Arrange Match for April 24-Be
For Championship.

CHICAGO, March 25.-A wrestling
match for the championship OF the
world. between either Frank Gotch
and Hackenschmidt or Mahmont and
Gotch may be arranged here today.
Jack Curley, the Russians manager.
and representative of Gotch win
meet and it is stated a go may be ar
ranged for April "a.
Yusiff Mahmout announced today
he has decided to postpone his Euro
pean tour and he will try to force
Gotch into giving him chance at
the championship.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
Short Lengths

The Y. NJ. G. A. basketball tear meet
Hope college. Saturday night, at Hol-
land.
Miss Louise Eikins, OF the Oakmont
club, Pittsburg, was the winner OF the
championship title In the nnal OF the
women's events OF the united north and
south amateur golf championship. Fri
day; defeating Mrs william West, or
Philadelphia, up and 1 to play, at
Ptnehurst. N..C
In q slow and uninteresting game
Friday night. Adrian high basketball
team defeated Ann Arbor high, score
OF to 8. at Adrian.
Freshmen engineers OF the Univers-
ity OF Michigan defeated Kalamazoo's
Central high. Friday night. by a score
OF 81 to IS.
The Fort Wayne basketball teams
would like to arrange games with the
Light Guards. Boulevards, 81. Johns and
others. Call Cedar Ss1.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-25
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Injuries Hand IN First With Monte
AttelI But osmely Sticks.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 49,
Johnny Kilbane. the Cleveland feather
weight, is more solid than ever today
with local fight fans as a result OF his
bout last night with Monte Attell. Of
Pittsburg. In spite OF the fact that
Kilbane injured his right hand In the
hrst round to such an extent that II
was only good during the remainder
OF the bout with which TO feint, he
went the full ten rounds TO a draw.
Attell's manager opened the bout last
night with a challenge TO Johnny Cou-
lon to fight at 116 pounds.