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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

....Edited Bly,.
'alph l.. Yonker
TENARA CONCEDED
M. & M. VICTORY
Fine Weather Promises More
Record Breaking in Third
Blue Ribbon Day

For the third day the Blue Ribbon
meeting OF the Grand Circuit now un
der way at the state fair grounds had
fine weather. The warm but not hot
sun gave promise in the morning OF
lending all aid possible 20 the efforts
OF the horsemen 10 continue yester'
days string OF smashed records.
The NJ. a NJ. $4,000 stake. one OF
the biggest events of the year, was
scheduled for today with a fine list
OF starters. Tenara, the mare thai
will undoubtedly be established as the
favorlte in the event, is one OF the
heaviest money winners OF the sea
son. She took a $4,000 stake at But.
falo. another at Grand Rapids, and a
$4,000 stake at Kalamazoo last week
Ed Geers. dean of drivers, will start
Reusens i'm the NJ. & NJ Geers has
won the stake more often than any
other driver but he il not picked 10
cop first money today.
There are six very likely starters
and one doubtful one in the big event.
The field is not as classy as some that
have been sent of for the honors
but as Tenara has already trotted
mile in NJ. a. NJ. record breaking time
she is expected TO lower the record
if she is urged by strong competition.
Tommy Murphy. who won last sea
sons event with Queen Worthy. has
no starter in today's stake.
Besides the feature of the day there
are three fast races on the program,
the 2:10 pace. the . 0S pace and 2:05
pace, the latter of which will bring
out such famous horses "a Flower D1'
rect, Longworth b.. Walter Cochato
and Zom hrpWpr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

OF the seasons greatest money win
ners.
The colt is entered in the Hoise Re
view, Western Horseman and Ken
lucky futurities, all OF which carry
large purses and as writer's grant that
he has IL on most of the three-year-
olds, he has great chance TO return
victor in a majorit yof these.
Etawah was purchased from b. w.
Whitehead at Cleveland early In July
Geers had taken special notice of the
colts performance in race and upon
his advice Jones purchased him and
put him in Geers' care. Etawah is a
black trotter by AL Stanley.
Should Jones top his record for big
sums taken I'm one season the Mem
phis turfman will have to travel at a
high rate. He has already turned out
many big winners and has captured
not few large purses. Jones at one
time took every important stNk. hung
up on the Grand Circuit with the ex-
ception OF the Charter Oak. at Hart
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
GIVE McLOUGHLIN TIME
TO PRACTICE DOUBLES

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug l3-In order
that Maurice K. Mclaughlin may have
time TO practice with T. c. Bundy
with whom he will play in defend~g
the tennis doubles title. hits event will
be played on the third, instead of the
second day of the big tournament next
week Mclaughlin will arrive from
England on Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
GRIFFITH STILL
HOPES FOR CASHION
Believes That Big Carl Will
BE in Shape to Work
Next Season

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Before
leaving for Detroit Clark Griffith de
MED he had given up hope that Carl
Cashion, the Carolina Curyers would
ever be able TO pitch again Cashion
tore loose lgament in his elbow
early I'm the season. and has been un-
a BILE 10 do much curving since. Now,
according to Griffith. his arm is re.
gaining its use and Cashion is eX-
pected to be in shape next season.
The big twirler was left behind for
pitching practice. His speed gave him
a reputation last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
LACK OF ENGLISH ONLY
PREVENTS CUBAN FROM
BEING ONE OF BEST IN
MAJORS. SAYS SWEENEY

1t surely is shame, says
Bill Sweeney, that Gonzalez.
the young Cuban catcher with
the Reds, of Cincinnati. can't
speak English It's my opinion
there are no better catchers in
the major leagues. The boy is
absolutely wonder Never
have ! seen his superior In
backstopping, and he actually
beats Archer as thrower. But
what could you do with him in
our company? So much OF the
game depends upon quick
spoken words, rapid orders. hur-
ried talks-what could this boy
do?
II I We're managing a club,
instead OF scouting ;)r catch
ers or buying them. I'd spend
little money teaching Con
zalez English during the Off
season and then have him
ready to go right in as first
catcher in the spring Believe
me, he'd be we'll worth the
trouble and the money"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

But while discussing the game they
are little proud OF the fact that
their pitcher, Donohue. did as we'll as
he did In holding the Tigers to ~ hits
and that the Canadian batsmen got TO
House. the Tiger twirler. for nine hits.
They remember the fast fielding OF
Bush and Bauman, but they can't for
get either the nice pegglng OF Fisher.
the Canadian catcher, who kept his
stolen base record clear despite the
attempted thetts Of Cobb and Mortar.
ty.
A good crowd turned out TO see the
exhibition, which was part OF the
Hamilton centennial celebration
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
Watching the
ScOreboard

Rodie made the circuit for Chi
cago when the White sOx beat the
Athletics.
The Pirates got the Jump ON the
Reds In the hrst inning. when they
mnJe five hits OF Brown and scored
four runs.
Boston got 60 four Cub pitchers
for - hits I'm two games. winning
both. Meanwhile got SIX hits In
eight times up, while Connolly got
five.
The Browns touched three Yam
kee pitchers for II hits, winning :
60 .. Maise1 showed more quick
thinking, but hasn't COPIED q base
hit there yet.
The Giants devoted IL innings To
Brooklyn and used three pitchers.
but won when Ragon lost his grip
I'm the eleventh. Fletcher connect
ed for homer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
HAMILTON ADMIRES WORK OF COBB
BUT CAN'T FORGET THE HOME BOYS

HAMILTON, Ont, Aug bah
Hamilton is today replaying yester.
days game between the Detroit II
gers and a team picked from the Ham.
ilton and Ottawa teams OF the Cana
Clan league. which the Tigers won.
a TO 2.
Of Sam eCrawford. whom Chatham
calls her own, owing to the fact that
he broke into the professional game
81 that Canadian league city They
ere commenting upon Ty Cobb's brace
~ doubles, single and base on
balls In fve times at bat. They are
talking about doriarty's four hits in
Ave times up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
Cop Shot During Blot.

LONDONDERRY, Ireland. Aug. IL
-Rioting. participated m. by Nation
alists and ,Orangemen. occurred here
late yesterday during 3 political Gel
ebration In the lighting one police
man was shot and severely wounded
and many other persons were injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
COMlSkEY'S HOUSE is
NO-HIT GAME PITCHER

CHICAGO. Aug l3.-Owner Comis-
key. of the White Sox. today learned
that Pitcher House, one OF his latest
acquisitions, twirled no-hit game al
Muscatne, Ia, yesterday, and com
pleted 80 consecutive innings in which
he has not been scored upon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
Program for Wednesday
at the Blue Ribbon

s:IO pace, purse 81 O00-CabeI.
Strathstorm, Fanny stanton. Harry the
Ghost. Silver Diamond.
Merchants and Manufacturers stake.
2:24 trot, s10.000--Tenara, Judson Girl.
Creosote. Reusens. Santos Maid, star
Winter. Nivetta
2:05 pace. purse s2.00O--Longworth
b. Walter Cochato, Flower Direct.
Zombrewer.
20s pace, purse 81 00O-Dr. Burns.
Jr.. Foot prince. Edward b. Gordon
Prince. Jr, Harry the Ghost. Nellie
Temple. Our Colonel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
Several Injured in Blot.

ROME, Aug. Serious disorders
broke out late yesterday afternoon
when strikers smashed lamp posts,
broke shop windows and attacked
street cars IN the outlying districts.
Several persons were wounded In the
lighting and 500 were arrested
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
INNINGS WITHOUT
RUNSETS new MARK
Jersey City and Toronto Battle
to Worlds RecOrd-Hearne
Pitches Whole Game

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-It was an
nounced today that new league base
ball record was made at Jersey City
yesterday. when the Shelters and To-
ronto teams battled 20 innings with
out scoring The previous record
made at Oakland Cal, was Is inn
ings. when the California team played
Portland, in 1910 Hearne, pitching
for Toronto. was in the box the en-
tire game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
Frenchman Takes Cycle Title.

NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The world
motor racing title is held by France
today. Andre GTapperon. of Paris,
European champion, dYieaLed Charlie
Davis of Brooklyn. who dethroned
Arthur Chapple two weeks ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

the Giants gained hair "a game
~ nosing out the Dodgers while
the Quakers were idle; and the Pr
rates climbed into thru place
when they defeated the Reds. and
the tubs lost twice I'm slug fest
ut BOSTON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STAINING.


Flint ?. jackson :.
Saginaw !. Kalamazoo o
Adrian :. Lansing 0
Bay city 4. Battle Creek ?.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
Find Milliner Slain.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Bound and
gagged, the body OF William G. Mar
ten. who ran a millinery shop in To
ronto. Can. was found In furnished
room last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING.


Milwaukee 3, Louisville
st. Paul So. Indianapolis Ia
Toledo 4. Kansas city 2
Minneapolis 9. Columbus 0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati al Philadelphia.
Chicago al Boston
st Louis at New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
aio. rRoT PURSE. $1,000.
2.os PACE. PURSE $1,000.

Eddie billiard. ch h.. by Judge
Snow Observation-Disclosures. 24li
Knight Onwardo, b h., by
Twelfth Night (Ray) 49,.
Molly Darling b. m, by Hal
bron tMcMahon) ............
Junior Dan Patch, blk h. (Mur-
phy) .......-... ......t... oro
o. Brien Boy br (McDonald) 4ro
Time-2.04& 2.06L 2:06A. 2:10A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

Sonora Menocal, wife of the new
president of Cuba, is a native Of Ha-
vana, but, like her husband, was edu-
Gated In the United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

Jackson az Flint
Lansing NJ Adrian.
saginaw al Kalamazoo.
Bay city at Battle Creek.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
HAMILTON

Three base hit--Dolan. Two base
hits-CObb >, Neach. stolen bases --
Rogers Grogan Sacrifice hit-Gainer
Bases on balls--On House 3. OF Dono-
hue 4 Wild pitch--House. Struck out
By House 5, by DonOhue Double
plays-Dolan, GilhOoley and Dolan;
Baumann and Bush Left on bases
Detroit 9. Hamilton Time-Two
hours Umpires Halllgan and Flynn.
Attendance {, 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

When the worlds series is on this
year providing. OF course, the Giants
the chances are that Man
ager McGraw will place his depen-
dence upon the hero OF hundreds OF
battles, Christy Mathewson.
Pitchers have come and pitchers
have gone, but the man 10 compare
with Big Six" has yet 10 break in.
Time does not seem 10 affect either
his speed or his curves, and his con
troll gets better with each season.
No one ever heard Mathewson COM
plain OF sore arm. because he never
had such a thing, his arm has been
weakened by overwork a few times,
but il has never been sore.
Players and fans have asked why
Mathewson is so awful good after
many years in the fastest company
when other pitchers Of brilliance pass
after a few years?
One reason is that Mathewson con-
dtions himself thoroughly before he
puts a strain upon his pitching arm.
When he starts he is ready 10 start
and he takes good care OF his arm
throughout the season.
When he delivers the ball Matty
does so with the smoothness OF oiled
machinery; every part OF his body
co-ordinates and there is not the
slightest jerk from the time he winds
up until the ball leaves his hand
And another thing: Mathewson IS
devoted 10 baseball He would rather
pitch than count money; his heart
and soul are in the game and he is
never so happy as when he is ont
there figuring way to outwit the bat
ter or runner
Many players play baseball because
OF the money in IL. They think moth
ing of the game before or after ii is
played. They want TO get their work
over and hustle into street clothes
With Matty. baseball is a life work
and joy has made him the most
thing else. has made him the
pitcher that ever laced up
a spiked shoe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
TAN DING.
Yesterdays Results.
To,Isy's Games.

Boston -, Chicago 3-3
Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 2
New York 6. Brooklyn ) Gil innings).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13

Today's Gamesl
No games scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
~. Louis I. New York =.
Chicago . Athletics
Rain at vs. ashington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Rochcster-l-3, Newark 2-2
Providence ), Buffalo I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-13
TOMMY MURPHY ALWAYS
PULLS SOME SENSATION
Results of Tuesdays
Grand Circuit Races
2 10 TRoT. PURSE $4,000

Farra, b. 10y Bernadottc-Crop
Onward. los Onward andrews ] !
Baron Del Ray. br "a. tRodney) = :
Rapallo. hr IA tHodges) ......., dis
Time--2 .15~. 2.llA, -;0sla
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19
T Reynoids-M

At the home Of the brides father.
Robert NUNS. his oldest daughter.
Miss Ellen Mahala Munns, was joined
IA wedlock to stephen Miller Reynolds,
of 0conto Falls. Wis, last Wednesday
evening. AprillS. 4.30 .. ~. The
nnptiaI knott was tied by Rev. VIM.
Poyseor. nf the Episcopal chnrch. AS
sisted by Rev .Ioln Davis. the full
Episcopal marriage service being used.
The bride was attlred in beautiful
gown Of messaline aud carried q boquet
Of cream roses and pink carnations
Only the family and neighbors OF the
family were present at the ceremony
which WAS followed by wedding sup-
per The table and house decorations
were very beautiful and were banked
with ferns and pink carnations.
Many Deatu.fnl presents were receiv-
ed from the numerous friends and rela-
tives OF he contracting parties.
The newly married couple left on the
evening st. Paul train for lower Wis
consin and Michigan cities and after
an extended wedding trip they will
return 10 their home which Is await
ing them ~ Oconto Falls whore tbe
groom is a prosperous and well kR0wn
business man. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
will he at home 20 their friends at
Uconto Falls after July ist
Few brides have gone ont of Crystal
Falls with IA universal interest and
God speeds as Mrs Reynolds. Every
person whom she has met in her life In
Crystal Falls is her friend and we'll
wisher. Since early girlhOOd she took
the place of her mother in the Munns
home reared her brothers and sisters
and when misfortune befclt married
sister she took upon herself the task Of
rearing her children also To an aged
and respected father she has been the
main prop in the days Of hrs misfor
tune and stood by him and his family
until her task was we'll done before she
considered her own welfare The uni
versa comment is she deserves a
good husband and good home aud
all who know Mr.. Reynolds feel that
she has heen rewarded.
The Diamond Drill joins with the
very many friends ~ the newly mar
ried couple IN wishing them happy
and prosperous married life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19

A nnmber Of the liquor dealers OF the
city htld conference during the week
IN opposition to the extra $3.50 license
tee that the city council has tackled
in addition to the state license The
extra license was fixed by city ordin.
ance last year and all Of the dealers
paid the extra fee last year without
any kick.
When the tee was fixed last yoar the
numbor Of saloons was also fixed az 10
but tho circuit court ordered another
license 10 be issued and later on the
council admitted three more because
the attorneys claimed that there is
some question " more onght not be al.
lowed under the court decision.
II is understood that the men admit
ted last were among the principal
agitators to light the ezra fee. II
IL Charmed that they intend employing
an attorney and testing the matter in
court
IN commenting ON the matter said that
he didn join In the move for the rea-
son that he knows that there are sever
Al who have been denied license that
ara perfectly Wiling 90 pay the extra
fee If the councii will deny The appli-
cations ~ some TO whom license has
been granted and turn it over 70 new
applicants.
Attorney Fraser stated az The council
iuesting that be- IL firmly of the belief
that n a test is ever taken 30 the SUI
pr,nc court from tins citv that the de-
cision will he that the city should have
nut one saloon to each iive-huDdred Of
population which means that the mum.
ber wonld be reduced 10 about eight
saloons " this is true the saloon ~ al
ARE apt 70 kin the goosc that lays the
golden eag by kicking uD any rumpns.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19

Next Monday night is the t-ast of the
passover. observed by the Jews in CON
menOration OF the escape Of their
people from Egypt ana the scourge ot
the Pharoahs
On Monday evening the first Sedar
viii be held On this night = grand
feast is held 10y each family the father
at the head OF the table reading the
Agadah and conducting the dinner.
The tale Of the flight from Egypt and
the sufferings in the desert are all gone
over by the father during the meal.
The choicest wines are drunk during
the evening
During the week of Passover the or
thodox jew eats out Of separate dishes
and does not touch bread, cakes or any
leavened bread Matzos are useG dur.
ing the week This is To remember
The bread that the Jews were compelled
TO eat when they fled from Egypt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19

A delegation from Amasa was IN
Cryetal Falls last Tuesday making Ar
rangements for liquor bonds The
township board AT its session Monday
evening accepted the applications OF
five would he liquor dealers and there
Is rush to got in out &c the wet or
the part OF each OF the men whose ap-
plications were accepted.
Last year Amasa hail NO saloons for
the reason that none could give bonds
and IL is the common understanding
that when an applicant fails 10 qualify
his failure constitutes = voluntary sur
render u this theory ie correct Amasa
Is entitled 20 but a5out two saloons and
all applications accepted after the first
two are illegal and persons doing bust
ness under snch conditions are liable %
arrest for violation of the liquor law.
There seemed 10 be an nndercurrent
Of feeling that when the nonds are pre-.
sented but two Will be accepted by the
township hoard. hut isom the disposi-
tion of the saloonists, there seemed 10
be determination 10 make the board
decide who il who.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19

survey may be made and contractors
may get line of the specifications for
the stripping job. There will be CON
siderably over million yards of dirt
TO move besides digging a new channel
for Mastodon creek so as To take il
away from the workings
The Pickands-M Matner people viii
build some houses as soon as they need
shem for their workmen and will make
as much haste as possible TO develop
the property and get il in the shipping
list
The St Paul road has completed it's
survey CT the property We understand
that the proposed route calls for abont
-four miles Of track. Whether the ST.
Paul will commence at once TO build is
not known hut they are likely TO do so.
We also learn that the North Western
people are considering building a
branch in from Penola to the Lcngyear
ore bodies. with the intention OF
handling all Of the ore from tnat sec.
tion over that track. Pho North
Western serves the district now from
its Mastodon and Dunn branch but that
is not good route.
From now on developments are liable
TO DO quite rapid at the Mastodon and
Crystal Falls people will reap the re
ward for which they have waited SO
long.
All of the visitors spoke strongly in
favor Of the new road anu advised that
X be constructed at once "a il is two
miles shorter and level road while
the present road is almost impossible.
The city council has ordered a sur
vey from the foot OF Fifth street TO the
city line 10 determine the cost OF it's
portion oi the road and il is quite pro.
bable that there will be strong demand
for early construction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19
Woodnoen viii Help

A call has gouo ont To- the Woodmen
from Head CONSUL Talbot asking that
Woodnen contribute to the relief of the
Hood sufferers The N " A. has a
large mempershir IN the ohio valleys
that were stricken 10y the rushing
waters and - Is with the intention Of
assisting the needy OF that order that
the or,ler was issued.
All contributions ahould go to the
head clerk. g. w Hawes. Of Rock l.
land. mi who ID made special ems
tonian N the tund
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-04-19

On
Immediate Opening of the
all its Crystal Making
Headqu o All Their Operate

Mr. Rose spoke very enthusiastically
Of the outlook both at the mine and in
Crystal Falls the Nevada Land com
pany will transfer all of its bunuess to
Crystal Falls in the bear future and
MIR. Richards will have entire charge
of it, The Nevada business, including
the lands OF the company, has been
handled from Chicago heretofore.
Surveyors are at work plating ont a
location site on the old Finnerty hill
side IL is a beautiful place for a
townsite II is understood that the
company is interested mainly IN get.
ting worKingmen 10 move 10 the local.
ity and settle there. The main busi-
ness Of the place will be carried on
rom Crystal Fails. the headquarters of
the company. The management Of the
townsite is in the hands of Herman
Holmes who has the surveyors on the
ground laying ont the forty into lots.
II will be month or So before any
thing will be- done in the way of put.
ting the lots on the market
The Pickands. Mather part of the deal
out there IS entirely separate from the
Nevada affairs The latter people are
leasing a certain portion Of the ore lie.
posit and their operations viii be- en-.
tirely separate from those Of the Neva.
da people Mr. Munger in reply 70 a
redncst for news stated that there ism I
anything 70 add 60 what has already
been snid and published in these
columns some time ago While there
are couple OF little things hanging
fire yet that have delayed the signing
Of papers. these matters will be adj
justed and the property will be taken
over
Mr.. Munger says that the intention
is TO strip large portion Of the deposit
and workmen will be set at work
clearing the land of brush so that a