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The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

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STATE NEWS NOTES
Today b eaa Juan eoasrsss day In
Denver.
Beeses the summer b ovss 0soud
Junesloa 70 10 have . 6sse slas plant
tos The notwithstanding and psoduetion
Il nsaleoss end Daltass extract.
A sturdy le-ssssths-old bey q NM
A. 6cho6som u Dsnves. I'LL from The
. sssoad-ssosy wis6ow 70 The esaseas
Sidewalk. sighsssa NJ bssow, estar-
day asosnlsg asd sssapsd without ~
isjssy.
Nm. hssy Martha. q 0Fssssy, hes
sueessseSlly expsstosassd wish twssty
sssss II 1ax. MssA istsssss has bssa
swsksssd h ~ psopassd asw crop In
the 0rssssy disssist. Dsssn psows will
b rcd 10 bsssk sp sboss 500 ssVss
a lsnd whieh Will b lmmsdistsly
planted 70 nax. Al a Tie sessass b
dry laad snd tlss pssssat sxssilsut con.
distea q The soil vill bring Up The crop
which ssQulsss no watss dssiug ias
| growing ssasnn.
Willis tearing 1own PAN q bib ranch
hoass ssesatly preparatory 10 ssbslId-
LOG, NJ. y. 9. Cols@an, who livss on
Tsxas csssk near Hillslds. found copy
Il the Casos City Avalanshs, Issns 81
Nevssnbss Z leas. hsswsss ths vsllA.
Ths bdss a nts 1sss-pags papss was
ssU ssnta liz motto ssaa6Isg ost
psu@iassly' q ths top was ''1eand
From Usdss" Il lslh u ~ ths Iosai
habpssisU u The eomnsaity and
give many powerful editorials % terri
tory a6hin. Oas Item b = io,lovs:
"B frsight ftom CAnoa % 0aguashs
wlll b carried q lso thaa 3 ssnss pr
pound spoa Tho completion q ths
Arksasas Valley soad. whIeh viii b
pushed with ~ sassUy uasil eoss,.
plsssd." TIE wie and hsuos a the
sdltos b shswn In the following: "Ous
devil says As hkss u work amer hours
bssssss Il y pass.tims." "Ths bsss
papss nov lss0sd b the gsssnback
sigssd ~ Treasurer New. Il = not on
orr exchange list, howsvss;" ''Tbs
dldsssaes between perseverance, aud
oestinacy y that one ofssn comes from
. sssosg vlli aud the oshsr from .
strong ! woa't."
The railroads Of Colorado have 81
political toaguss s-ssesslnR. - they
have mot gvssssd 6Ds weeks. With the
snnouncsmsnt that thsss viii b. mn
passss sos dslsgatss b eoavsssioas In
The stats this pear. The word came
eusth Saturday aftssneoa IN "undsr.
stsnding" u Representatives os Ill rail-.
rosds. which hss been vasisasly re-
postsd - ssoFse msssing BY thoss on
che outAids. end = just . ''vst.to-to.
ssthss" By ssllroad ussn. Al the rail-
roads opssasing out u Dsnves sFs
parttss 70 the agesagnsut, which outs
Il . "polisieal lcoustssy" sssisnatsd'st
ea0ooo. TIE railroads sssosaes that
they will gsaus COS. lAss ~ The Fosnd
tim 10 the vsrioue pulltIool oou veuti0us
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29
preulneue Osovoe Hk0

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shllisy. New tsssitssy bseag epsssd
. end managerial pasitleas viil b
spsn after Jses Let, 1914 0sod lsvs
aesu,s can ssssss libssal eoatsaess.
Wdss william n. Bsewa, 0ssman.
American Indsmsity On. 1oi Railway
Esshangs. Dsavss, Coso., s6s psrtic-
ulosa.
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

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- ~ wort a. ~ ssssssn ~ tssa
slas1essd hseasss y ~ esves Aesoes
sstll ~ government ssssss sssv ~.
svss With slsis- osy0ss hsinsets.
~ eovss"sssns essw h ~ TIE way
saA b sspssssd y arrive hsss q asy
tlMe.
Washingtea, March n.-Ths Amss.
lsas natiou to-day vsoss ~ assl
chapter q ~ sssgs1y q shs naslssAlp
Maine and paid : fssli msassss b I'M
uls 10 the hssoss Who wsss sassiaeeA
- The altar a passssslssa u ysss -
vksu the Maize ssak in nssaaa NJ.
hss. With . vsslsh e ssutlnssst ~
boass ~ q vutdsasiasd 49, vsss
eonslsssd By shs wvsssns sspstlss =
The sa4rsd sDll VI The ArslsUisa
National sssnssssy 10 b miuslsd wish
The dUs( u the so0atsy's hslDows1
ds6d. Pssssdsat Tai asd sabiuss,
boah hoUsss Of eensVsa aud I'll other
oslelals Of the govsrumsut 81 assds
ths day end did hoMags 70 the 6sad,
ssnaluiag bssshssdsd In dewapogs
Of rain until the lsst colIla bed bssn
lowevsd. The solemn ny d The mem-
snt impsssssd Itself on everyone. Thea.
sands througed the stssets " The eaps.
tsi . the funeral prscsssios psoessdsd
70 the csmstssy. Al b0slnsss In the
city vas suspended. The crowds we're
grsstss then any knOwp hsss except
90 Inauguration day.
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

"You ssk Why am fOs Champ
Clask" said James y. Peasos. ssssssasy
of state, yesterday. "Tbess aFs ~
many sxcrlssnt rvasoas that, shosld
oil of them b given, The Post wooDd
hsvs spacs S0s nothimg slss 10 It, eol.
umns, but In order 10 give ny ssseoss
fos being tos Champ Clark In shs shoss-
81 pnssibss time, ! will ~:
"Fint-I issl that every citlssa In
Colombo owes dsbt " esstltUds 10
Champ CIssk sOr bib support twsaty
jean ego when ne. needsd friends 10
congrsss. when some u the Other sssd-
idais now msnslousd sos The psssldsssy
In The Dsnsoesatic party wsss asaiass
", and olhsss unheard II. sg
''8eco0d- while Il b ssassd that snms
Others might sepadiats platform after
brlng elected. Champ Chart b . p,ae.
form iu himself aud the interests q the
psoph would b sals with him without
. platform.
"rhird-Ths psssent ~ oeab,s pass-
sloa q the Despoesntte party 10 ~
nation y due moro 70 the lsadesshlp
and e0s'd judesmeut q Champ Chart
than u any other iadlvid0el In The
party. and bs cannot b Deprived Of
that credit. ~
"Fousth He b . regular Dsmocnt,
having been consistent dssing the
who'll of bis pul,liS carver, and 10 the
lint shoics q many hundssds II shos.-
saads oe the party. and the Unqvsstio0.
u second cholcs n thnss Dsnsocrats
who sss suppossing Wilsoo o. Hss.
mon. He sh0uld not only b satisasc.
tory to the vstssans q The party, bue
also 70 th0ss vhe have bssn rscsnly
oonvsstsd IN Dsswoesstis psinclplss.H
NJ. Pssrcs rrad the following extract
from spssch nsads BY NJ. Clark ASG.
1901. In cossgees., = typltying the
chasaclss AZ the man:
"Whsnsves any man stands up end
undertakes tn 10 snythin9 Tor The bss.
sfit of the great ,aassss Of psopls, b y
denounced BY the Interests y . dsnsa-
sogue aud y charged With playing
politics. But 70 stand Up and advocass
the causs a The intsssses b the highse
evidences d ssatsmsnship. Az iAr =
en- individually oSbossosd, I spssng
from the lolWs of the common psopls,
Cad bless them, aud ] en- one Of them.
] labosrd 9Th my hands In my
youth, and would do Il again tonsos.
roy " ! he'd Ia do N; and I unhssltal-
insly take my stand With the consun,.
en- q The land = against the iulsrssis."
denver Pust.
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

.esssnAsss H,up' IN y visA ~
ssllapey 6lsoess."
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

Ar you ssadlng "Min Minssva asd
William 0sssa Hlli," u ma yes IN
miaslag sSsse. IT, p.sassss q Fss1-
Inc lhis ssosy sloss , worth ~ pssss
q ysAss sUhsesipltoa 1t TIE 0sss
We have best nsmbsss eostalaing ~
ons inslallmsuls Il thh story.
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

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6eas but rsosive aaampls oopy q twe
- NJ b a6ssld Il sosiviag . blll ~
sams. TAh b 90 = our vnys = -
vestising. Take the bapss sSd Nd Il
end u yos hks u suhsesibs ~ H. h sss
hard u 70 yess ssighhos, ssay - -
Wlll Ike u. "
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

II you enjoy . good laugh, doa's
mias IAN . AIstaks." q The opsn
hoass Friday night April sth.
The Dolores star., 1912-03-29

sNIhse y 80 y - - Ueeas
MIND. - -
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
Oh, WHAT A SPILLING
OF DOPE TlGES BEHIND,I
TWO ON AND COBB FANS
Tigers Have Better of Almost
Everything in Box Score
But Runs
MULLIN HAD CONFIDENCE
Laughed at Gabby Streets Eff
forts to Disconcert Him
But Weakened
MULLIN HAD CONFIDENCE
BY RALPH L. YoNKER.


Hy! Bring a mop! The dope
been spilled all over the diamond.
WHO overturned IL? Cobb, most
B. But never mind that. Bring the
n1opiti
The dope's been spilled all over the
score. too. We got as many hits as
the Yankees yesterday. we had less
errors, we had only one less pass and
yet only half as many runs,
IL is unfortunate that games ike
that of yesterday aren't properly re-
corded on box score blanks with the
run column vacant and then sub
mitted to popular opinion tc have the
vacant squares filled in. The Tigers
would certainly have been credited
with another victory had that been
the method of procedure.
The principal difference in the
work Of the Yanks and the Tigers
yesterday was that the Chasers did
their dirty work in punches, while
the Tigers tried TO get away with 1t
On the installment plaza run now
and the rest eventually. The Yankees
planted clenched fists against Tiger
eyes twice, once each in the sixth
and ninth innings with q 3-run re-
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
PICKUPS FROM THE
BIG LEAGUE FIELDS

The Browns, with a new man.
aeer and a different lineup, lost
to the Senators, 8 to 3.
The return Of Lajoie and Stahl
featured the Cleveland-Boston
game. Manager StahI helped the
He'd Sox TO victory by batting IN
the first three runs.
With better support, Coombs
shaded Ed. Walsh and led the
Athletics TO a 81 victory over the
White Sox. The worlds champions
did not earn run.
The smallest first baseman In
the game, comes near being the
best. He Is Mr.. STUFF Mclnnes.
Mr.. Giant fan says the pen
nant's cinched because the Giants
have won % out Of 27 games en-
the road and seven out Of nine at
home.
BODY Groom forced Stovall, the
Browns new leader, to strike out
his first two times up.
The Browns tale of woe goes
like this: Austin is at his meth
er's funeral; krichell has a lame
arm; Compton is sick; Pratt and
Lsporte are playing out Of posi-
ton
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03

II was misty when the game start
ed The ending was mysterious
Harry Wolverton took vacation al
ter his work at third SATURDAY, shirt
ing his lineup markedly as ne lelI
Hhrtzel was pulled in from center anu
linn placed there. linn made good Al
the bat with three hits, two OF whlch
were at critical times.
Sure. Davey Jones got couple OF
hits again. Regular thlhs f"l NV
druggist now.
The fences painted green improV,
the looks OF Navin field greatly ahu
probably help batting eyes somewhat
when new balls are being used
step up 10 emf" yelled Hughle az
Crawford as he lodged one That clrc'e.
his wheelhouse The crowd roared az
jennings suggestion. -.
St4nage almost walked 10 nrst on NJ
FIRST hit Ii was clean single 70 lel'
center that couldn't possibly be neiaeI
In less than three minutes
time. Atto block
He disposed of eight In succession MI
aase Ford walked one IN the 'hiIo
with two down
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03

Jones picked Cree's ny on his shoe,
tops i'm the second and then touristed
the ball with an Indian club swing
10 show the umpire that ne had H.
Delahanty dropped Stump's bounder
to him 20 start the hfth, but he picked
1t up in time 10 get the runner at
first
There were three assists for Zlnn
out in the seventh With chase on
third linn was caught between hrst
AMI second I'm the act OF stealing ana
was run down by Bush and Gamer. the
play going Stdnage TO Bush TO gamer
10 Bush
During that fearful sixth, when
Gardner was batting, Gabby street be
came excited and wandered altogether
too far out OF his dominion az coacher
at FIRST to suit the powers that were,
and the umpire ordered him 10 return
10 his native abode
During the latter part Of the game a
fan wanted 10 start friendly argu-
ment with Hal Chase as he was going
10 hat hut Hal raised his hands In
benCdiction for the fellow and shook
his lead Rowdyism 10 the bad
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
PENNsY WINS TRACK MEET,
MICHIGAN MEN TAKE THIRD
victory when | had only it and lay

victory when had only 1t and lhy
glove.
/ Don't bait the umpire" sncercC
from the box Remember he is Mr.
Man this time He happens 10 have
the say as TO whether you shall vote
or not Fighter the game for air
you're worth. He viii admire that
But don't tell him that he must have
spent his early days in Mammoth
cave judging from his views OE
strikes and balls or that he can't tell
a Republican politician from a Demo
cratic statesman That will only
peeve him and he may send you TO
the club house, or the pen"
Another thing explained TO the
| lady was that 1t wouldn't do the suf-
| fragettes any good to start an outlaw
league. OF course. there's nothing 10
prevent their doing so, but the pres
ent national organization has the de-
sirable territory controlled by the
| United States SO completely tied up
that there wouldn't be any gate re-
| ceipts or any other sort OF revenue
coming in.
cut loose with some stun about
women being for the home and tie
degradation they would suffer in pCli-
tics and that they already had an in.
huence in the game through the con
troll OF the men. | had her in hole
with two strikes.
| got the sign from the politician
behind the bat for fast one TO cut
the plate at the shoulders. This was
| IT:
Women don't know enough about
the game yet to play It: There are a
few who have little league OF their
own and they are playing for mag
mates who will support their teams,
gate money or no. The rest Of the
women can't even score the game.
They know nothing of the issues OF
the day. They don't know whether
is TO | Is the score or a relic of the
dark ages. Let EN- read the rule
books for while. and then begin 10
make a faint suggestion as to certain
changes in the code"
That, | figured, would get her. As
il left me, gave II a little jerk of
the wrist that sounded like this:
(Sneeringly) so you women want
to vote just like the men do, eh?'
Being a woman, she never met that
at all.
"Oh, no." she evaded. IF we couldn't
do better than they, we wouldn't want
20 vote at all"
knew ! was going 10 be bencned
when | saw that home run SAILING
over my head
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
TIGERS 3. Yankees 6: Mullin Was Weak In Spots

Only poor work In handling the
throw at second gave Cobb life when
he stole In the hrst.
In the fourth IL looked as II there
was going 10 be storm 70 stop the
game, and Hart hurried the PLAYERS
w. Had IL rained at the conclusion
OF the first half of the fourth the con-
test would have been ours.
Moriarty's long foul went almost
over the field stands I'm the eighth.
George struck out
a look OF intense pain was on Cooh's
face aS he worked at the bat IN the
ninth tanning,
Ford was going steadily all the time.
but IL looked AS IL the Tigers had him
with their six hits in the trst three In
nings. Mullin was invincible az nrst.
hut weakened as Ford became stronger.
Hart opened the year Tor him on
NaVin field. He Is a new umpire on
Ban Johnsons circuit
The Yankees had evidently gouen
over the scare that was thrown into
them Sunday morning earlyl when mr.
broke out in the Cadillac where they
are duartercd
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
MCFARLAND WANTS TO
EVEN UP AN OLD SCORE

PERU, Ind. June 3.-Packey Nc
Farland arrived here today from Chi
cago and said he was in excellent con
dition for'lO rounds with Pete Boyle
an old-time lightweight. Several
Years ago Boyle habitually showed
Packey up in bouts in Chicago gymna
Sums. They have not faced eacl
otner since Packey began making
himself noticed. and the Chicago lad
said he thought he would be able to
even scores mp for what Boyle used
to do TO him.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
WANT OLYMPIC TEAM TO
GIVE EXHIBITIONS

PARIS, June 3.-Feeling certain
that the American team OF athletes
will carry of the honors at the coming
Olympic games at Stockholm, a move
ment was set on foot here today TO
have them remain in Europe for a
short time to give exhibitions. Already
americans in France are arranging
dates for monster meeting in Paris
when the Americans will be given a
chance TO meet the best OF the French
athletes soon after the Olympic
games.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
CARSLAKE PULLS DOWN
MOTORCYCLE RECORD

CLEVELAND, o., June 3.-Brownie
Carslake, the Melbourne. Australia
motorcyclist, today holds a new rec
crd for FIVE miles on a sacuer track
In covering the distance in 3 minutes
and 40 seconds, Carslake reduced his
own mark by Is 2-5 seconds. This
record was set in the professional
free-for-all at the local motordroaie
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
MR.. Upton, WHERE ARE
YOU AND YOUR YACHTS?

NEW YORK. June 3.-With tho
Yachting season in full swing, specu-
alton was rife today with the pros.
pect OF challenge race for America
cup. Experts say there can be no
race this year for the reason that II
no challenge is received by Dec |. in
any year. there can be no race Tor
the cup in the following year.
-. Paul players talked Of going ON n
strike unless they were paid. but failed
to do so.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
WHAT MICHIGAN MEN DID
At INTERCOLLEGIATE

crais orst 220-yd. hurdles. "a la,
Sargsrt fourth. high jump, II. sst
Half, second. 440-yard run. -,
Kohler. second, shot put, ~ II. "a
in, and fourth. hammer. leV H.
in. ~, -,
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03

HIts-Om Caldwell, In g2-3 In
nlnge: OF Hon. In no innings on
WARRIOR, I IN 51-5 innings Two ba Sc
hIfn - Daniels, Gardner. Sweeney
Daniels. Gardner, sweeney. Three base
hltn---Cra wford q Bush, Oainer. Sacri-
Gee hlte--chase 2. stolen bases--Cobb.
Noriarty. Gnfner Left on bases--De-
balls--oR Summers. Il: on Caldwell. 8,
on Hon. 4; on Warhop. l. First base
On efrors--New York, ?; Detroit, 4
1rnck By Summers, 2 Time as
Iwpir1. Connolly and HART. Attend.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03

Pittsburgh at philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
CHICAGO at BostoL.
at. Louis at New YORK.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
Todsy,s Games.

Ray City at Flint.
Saginaw at Lansing.
Battle Creek at Jackson.
Kalamazoo at Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
WITH SToVAlL AS A
SUCCESSOR TO WALLACE
WILL HARMONY REIGN?

AS long as Wallace remains
on the St. Louis team. will there
be harmony there? That is
question that is bothering st
Louis fans now that StovGll
has been appointed manager 10
succeed the clever Scot a
manager and former manager
seldom hitch we'll in the same
aggregation.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
SATURDAY, Results.

Jackson 8, Battle Creek 8.
Flint Z Bay City 3,
Adrian s, Kalamazoo I.
lansing 6. Saginaw 5.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Today's Games.

Yesterday Results.
No games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03

Sacrifice hits-Delahanty, Mullin. Sac
rifcs hy--Crawford. Stolen bases
Daniels, Chase, Cobb. Left on bases
New York. s.: Detroit, IL. First base on
balls--Oh Ford, 3; of Mullin. 4. Struc X
out---By Ford, 2; by Mullin, 2 Wild
riteh--Mullin Time-1:54 Umpires-
Hart and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
PELL FELL AT TENNIS

NEW YORK. June S.--The Bronx
tennis championship singles CUP IL
the personal property OF Gustave r
Tcuchard OF California today, his vic
tory over Theodore Roosevelt Pen
making three straight years he ass
won the match.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
Here's tip that must be KEEP

secret
When Oscar Stanages mask Is toss.
ed into the air in thai reckless man.
ner OF yesterday. chalk down another
defeat for the Tigers.
seems TO De a fayorite stunt of
the catcher, to heaye his cage 10 the
heavens when his teammates ALLOW
runners to get started around the
paths.
Yesterday In the ninth when Ford
bounded a double OF the scoreboard
up went Oscars mask Then whom
chase at first and Daniels ON third
started a double steal that was suc.
cessfu after peahantv returoea
stanage's throw wild. Oscar permit, ad
the ball 10 nestle up TO the prandstand
much longer interval than was nee.
essaty and Chase. inconsidera, n,
spins lndispositiOn TO hustle CANA
home A minute later the catcher re-
FUSED TO make haste for Zinn's INN,
II You don't play my way. Tu tale
my dolls aud go home.
The Yankees lack 6sht Til. 49,
trast between their methods and those
VI me "hlte Sox IS noticeable and
CUihhent on 10 would tickle Callahan
men more than those OF wolverron
~ Is suggested that the Navfn feIs
MANAGEMENT install reading tahles
WIN the popular magazines In. tho We.
itors bench when the Yankees are
mere mere, SO that they can have some.
ming real Interesting 10 take ,bair
ourlng spare moments. -
iney We seen so many bali eames
.neyre tired OF that sort Of amass'
mehe
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
american LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterday Results.

New York s. Detroit 3,
Athletics 3. Chicago
Boston !, cleveland T.
Washington q, 50. Louis 8.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

Battle Creek 4, Jackson :.
Saginaw G. Lansing 3.
Adrian g.. Kalamazoo D.
Flint 3. Bay City 2.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
Today's Games.

TOUHy "HNNs
New York at Detroit
Athletics at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland;
Washington at st. Louis
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
snturdar,. Results.

New York 10. ST. Louis 4.
Cincinnati Z. BROOKLYN 8
Pittsburgh .. Phillies D.
CHICAGO I, Boston 5.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
saturday. Result

SAturdAy'N NtNuENF
Detroit 2. New York 3.
5 Chicago S. Athletics
cleveland 9. Boston ..
Washington s, 81. Louis 3.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03

riot mRrred the game wen from
Pontiac higN w Detroit Central at Pun
tiac Yesterday
President Whitman. OF the tniisd
states league, has hled petition IN
BANKRUPTCY.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
RESULTS OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
TRACK MEET AT SUGAR ISL
AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

Baseball championship-Rus
Newcomb championship - Boys,
Capron. girls. McGraw.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-03
suit in each of the frames mentioned.


The Tigers tried claw at time.
But what about Cobb and the
dope? Well. listen, Here we have
the scenes set with the Tigers three
runs behind a tie score in the last OF
the ninth. Bush on second and Jones
on first. Bush has been allowed 10
stroll TO the first sack and Davey
Jones has beat out hit that Stump
didn't even try TO throw TO first.
Two fast men on and Cobb is at
bat
You see that dope is all seasoned
for a home run to Ty the score Even
II you don't get that flavor in il, there
is an odor that resembles a single that
scores two. And with Ty on anC
none out in case like that, the lex
jar is Cobb scoring, If he has TO stea
every sack on the grounds TO do It.
Cobb famed
Crawford flied TO Daniels and Della.
hanty fouled TO Sweeney.
Thus came the upset.
Cobb started the doings that gaze
the Yankees their runs in the sixth,
too. He was too ambitions in reliev-
Ing Delahanty Of the necessity OF re-
treating over the slippery sod for
Zinn's short fly back OF second. He
made a spectacular dive for the pellet
but II eluded him, while linn took Sec
ond.
A wild heave. two passes and two
hits in rapid succession counted three
men.
A strange thing about Mullins work
in that sixth inning was that he had
all kinds OF confidence in himself APP
parently Gabby Street was over at
the first base coaching line with a
bunch of talk calculated TO set Null
Inns think tank a-whirling.
AS Gabby talked TO him George only
smiled sweetly as the mouthorgan. AS
he threw ball after ball wild aud let
two men stroll when there was al
ready another on he seemed absolute
ly sure OF what he was doing. With
two men out and at play at every
base, George was still confident.
Gardner took two strikes and IL
looked as II everything were In a safe
ty vault when the second baseman
cracked the door with a dynamiting
single.
Self confidence, they say, IS one
thing that a pitcher must have. II is
the thing that is needed TO back him
up in the pinches. Granting that Is
true, II will have to be admitted that
the case OF Mullin yesterday was the
exception that tests the rule. feal
On the way home from the grounds
Mullin noticed a haring red banner
at the entrance OF a motion picture
house, announcing that there was to
De shown there a film depicting the
horrors OF place or situation that
mas TO be deodorized OF its sulphurons
FUMES before IL can be mentioned
crudely in suffrage edition. George
grimly agreed that there was one of
the horrors OF the place left out and
that 1t was the afternoons game