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The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
BULL" YOUNC'S
BACK BROKEN in
WILLARD FIGHT
Boxer Is Reported Dying After
Bout With Jess Willard In
INJURY FOLLOWS BLOW
TO JAW AND FALL TO MAT
Spinal Column Is Broken Near
Neck-Suffers Cerebral
HemOrrhages

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 23.-His back
broken as the result OF being knock
ed heavily 10 the floor during his fight
with Jess Willard here last night,
Bull Young. boxer, Is reported
dying at a hospital here today.
Young was injured in the 1lth
round of the bout, which, during the
previous rounds, had been tame AZ
fair, and caused the spectators TO
shout FOR some action from the men.
Willard hit Young on the jaw. He
fell squarely on his back and was
unable TO rise. On being examined
at the hospital 1t was discovered that
Young's spinal column was broken
near the neck, and he was suffering
from cerebral hemorrhages.
Young is not expected TO live
through the day. according 10 reports
from the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
COBB CAN OVERTAKE JOE
! JACKSON IN TODAY'S GAMES
Marching the
Scoreboard

Jefr Tesreau's idea as "a the ca
act location of the plate was a.
cloudy as the day AT times. b"',
despite six bases ON balls. ne oeh'
the Cubs by holding them 40 hNe
hits. Herzog led Ina the Giant at
tnck with two doubles ana si"kr
In four times at bat.
Both Managers Clarke and Doom
tried hard enough az win yester-
dap by throwing pinch hitters Int"
the game, but the tussie ended Ia
"a tie after ~ inntugs- The PhiiiieS
had ID men In the lineup ana the
Pirates Is.
The Dodgers outbatted tincin-
natl, II hits TO ID. but lost by mar
gin OF Ave runs. Killing kept inuinn
johnson steady ut critical times
Both Allen and Rucker were fnef-
fectfve for brooklyn.
shortstop Weaver, of the white
Sox. chose yesterday Ia break into
the hall OF fame for "queer" plays
with Oidring ON third he rolled the
ball to the pitchers box after fail
Ing to catch Collins at second. Old
ring scored and a single drove In
Collins with the winning run.
The Cleveland Maps didn't have
"a Weaver 20 help them alona, and
went down before the Boston Red
sSox. Joe jackson had two errors
chalk ed against him for the day.
Cobb came through the Detroit
Yankee double-header with i've
hits out of nine times af bat. One
was "A triple. He stole base I'm
each game.
Washington. holding Grifnth's men
"a ave hits, while the browns hlt
Boehling safely II times for three
runs.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
"HOw the Kid Kidded
the kidder." or "WhO
Stole Bush's Bat" Is
Title of This Story
This story comes from Chicago:

This story comes from Chicago:
Kid Gleason, coach OF the Whit,
Sox. is the original Kid in baseball
There is no other character in thu
game just like him. He is one OF tn
humorous yet original and brainy fix
Tres in baseball
Many stories are told OF Kid
Gleason. One happened at the
White Sox park that illustrates
this fellows innate desire TO be
on the move and spring the unex-
pected. Gleason knows the De-
troit Tigers real well and owen
Bush. the little shortstop, in par
ticular. There Is one hobby with
Bush. He has particular bat
which he prizes highly. 1t is about
the size OF small rolling pin
and has been nodded to suit the
peculiar ideas OF this remarkable
little inflelder. II Bush loses his
pet bat he imagines he sees his
pay check fading.
White Sox players saw Kid
Gleason becoming real chummy
with the Tigers recently and won
dered what was up. They knew
a little later when their coach APP
peared In the White Sox rath-
skeller carrying something under
his coat
What have you captured?"
queried Cap Lord AS the kid"
hove In sight, wearing broad
grin and toting some booty UNI
der cover
IT'S Bush's bat said Gleason.
watch him get nervous"
All eyes were turned toward
Bush as he went for his bat. His
war club was nowhere TO be seen.
He could pick il out of a thou.
sand clubs, but, alas, it had van
ished.
Where's my bat?" complained
Bush with look OF CONSERVATION
on his goOd-natured visage. He
ran about from player to player
seeking information. Finally Bush
remembered that Kid Gleason
mad been visiting the Tigers. He
visited the White Sox bench.
Give me my bad, Kid" implor-
ed Bush.
Don't come down here look.
Ing for bats. We don't keep bats
down In the cellar, retorted Glea.
son.
Believe me I'm not coming
down there. Come on, Kid. give
me my bat" continued Bush.
Gleason, who has big heart. If
he is severe at times, finally thaw-
ed out and handed the diminutive
shortstop his much-valued stick
or lumber. Ball players value
their bats and attribute much OF
their success to their clubs, TO
which they become as much at
tached as society women to their
poodles. Gleason set a ink on
his bat that day, Bush said, for he
failed to get base hit.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
GIANTS BEAT CUBS
IN SEASONS SERIES
Turn Trick They Have Been Tn.
able to Do Since the Year
1905

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-The New
York Giants were prouder today of
the feat they turned yesterday in
defeating the Chicago Cubs. than they
are of their standing in the National
league race, BY winning the game
behind JET Tesreau. the Giants
clinctred the seasons series over Chi
cago, something they have not done
since 1905 The Giants have now won
II games from the Cubs. The Chi
cago team took the series from the
Giants In 1905, 1906. 1907, 1910 and
1912. In 1908, 1909 and 1911 the
teams fought TO a tie for the year.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
CUN/N
SENSATIONAL KID PITCHERS MA Y
MEET IN BIG WORLDS SERIES

Kid pitchers may play important
roles In the worlds series--providing,
OF course, the Giants and Athletics
meet 10 settle the question 0 ssuprem-
acy.
For the Giants. AL DemGree. whose
pitching has been one OF tine sensa-
lions OF the National league race,
may face the hard-hitting Mackmen
although McGraw is known not TO
favor the use OF first-year players in
SO important series
However the Giants leader broke
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
CHICAGO YACHTSMEN ARE SORE AT
FASTENERS WHO RENEGE ON RACES

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Commodore
James o. Heyworth, of the Chicago
Yacht club, one OF the men who form
ed a syndicate that built two new
boats to defend the Manhasset cup
against challengers from the eastern
yacht clubs, today severely criticised
the action of the fasteners in an
nouncing that they viii not compete
for the trophy this year.
The Manhasset cup was won a year
ago by a Chicago boat, the Michicago.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
FOUR HOURS OF STEADY HITTING AND UNSTEADY FIELDING
LEAVE TIGER YANK DOUBLE BILL SPLIT EVEN, a. 12.7

Nearly four hours OF ragged field
ing and promiscuous hitting was
dished up at Nayin field. yesterday
10 almost 5000 people, who no doubt
appreciated the promises of quantity
before the game better than they did
the delivery OF quality during IT,
The Tigers and Yankees divided a
double BILL the Tigers taking the
first game In n Suggest, IA, while
the Yankees took the second l2y7
Edgar Wiilett had two rough spots
In which poor defensive work. can
bined with his slight yielding. let the
Yanks have -four runs in the trst
game That was I'm the first three
innings. Then he frightened white
the Tigers went on hitting ram
page. Ford and Heating, who replaced
him. being the victims Mcconnell.
who finished. was unhittable.
In the second game. Manager Jen-
nings started Pitcher North. recruit
from Jackson, who was hammered
badly, and who was wild. He was re.
placed by House in the seventh inn.
ing. after the game had been chucked.
Schultz the Yanks new southpaw.
was steady in the early innings. and
weakened only after the Highanders
had the game won
The game saw the debut I'm Detroit
OF North, for Us, and Maisel. the high
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

The eastern clubs, the Manhasset
bay the Indian harbor. and the Larch-
mont. challenged for the cup, accord
ing to Commodore Heyworth, and
gave their word that they would send
:heir boats 10 Chicago 10 enter the
competition this year
Acting on this information. the syn
dictate OF Chicagoans was formed and
two defenders built al a cost OF $780,
600 Notwithstanding the action OF
the eastern clubs, the races will be
sailed.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
CLOSE FALL MEET
AT WINDSOR TODAY
Feature of Getaway ay is the
Windsor Handicap, Worth
$1,000

They appear for the last time this
year at Windsor today do those 20
MES. For this is getaway ay at the
track across the river. The fall meet
ing is at its flag end today.
The feature OF the final day is the
Windsor handicap. with Brawny, Font
Prince Ahmed, Rife Brigade and Mel
ton Street among the best known
horses 10 start. The race is valued
at $1,000
The track will again be muddy as II
was yesterday, and the day before
The weather is the worst OF the week
with the possible exception OF the
showery Thursday. being too cold fol-
real comfort at track.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

oihSlVu fsilu ulWelleT lTlpleu, SCOrluI
five runs In all. Had not Veach lined
into double play, the inning might
still be unended.
Cooks single. Hartzels walk and
Pecks double scored two to start the
Yankees off in the second game
Schulz walk, Bauman's error, North's
error, and Peck's homer 10 right. and
knights single scored FIVE more in
the second Maisers walk. steal. and
Cooks single scored another in the
third
Then the Yanks rested until the
sixth, when singles by Peck. Wolter
and Gossett. followed by Schulz's
triple. scored three more. Hartzel
singled. was advanced by Peck's walk
stole, and counted on Knights sac.
rifce fly In the seventh.
The Tigers scored all their runs in
the last three innings. Cobb singled.
went 10 third on Veach's single ana
scored when Gossett dropped the bali
as Ty continued his Journey home
from third ~
Brshs walk iBauman's single.
Cobb's triple and veachs single scor.
ed three in the eighth Rondeau. bat
ting for House. singled IN the ninth.
Balman, also. Crawford's triple scor.
ed them, and High cracked Crawford
home with a single.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

Hughie believes that he should new
er start kid recruit pitcher off in
game without having given him a
chance 70 work in parts Of games
first.
Yesterday, however. a load OF alex
son fans came over to see their hero
North, start his first game In the
major league. Hughie couldn't disap-
point them He sent North in and
he was pounded badly besides being
wild
However, North need not feel dis
couraged If his confidence has not
been shaken by the Jar.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
PARK OPENS
FORMALLY SUNDAY

.rairyiew Park the new east side
koma Of baseball, will be formally
|pened Sunday afternoon, the S. & S.
- pIaying the Metal Products team
! the Manufacturers league in the
kcond game Of the double-header, and
= NIFTY Dawsons clashing with the
<alverns I'm the first game OF their
kries for the Fairvfew amateur title
y the frpt game.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
NORRIS RATH RELEASED
AND BERGER TAKES PLACE

CHICAGO, Aug 23-Morris Rath,
White Sox regular at second base all
last season. and most Of this. was re-
leased. today, to Kansas City. be-
cause Of his inability to hit. Berger
replaced Rath at second several
weeks ago The Sox drafted Rath
from Baltimore in 1911.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
2:l1 PACE. PURSE $500
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
CLOSES AT SALEM TO-DAY

SALEM, n. H.. Aug. 23.-The Grand
Circuit meeting here comes TO an end.
today. In yesterdays events Dillon
Axworthy was the feature, taking the
$4,000 Horsebreeders' futurity for
trotters in straight heats. Serrill driv-
ing. Murphy took three-quarters OF
the money in the . 90 trot, with Mar
igold In first place and Ruth Nc
Gregor in second.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

est priced infieder bought this year
and Cook. the new outfielder, for New
York.
Maisel failed to get hit, but he
walked three times, and his speed
enabled him TO reach first on an err
ror once, when a slower man would
probably have died. lie stole twice.
His fielding was fine
Cook got three singles off North.
He took one hit in the opening game.
lie accepted 10 chances in the two
games
Maisel walked aud stole In the first
inning OF the first game. and scored
on Cree's triple. Cree scored when
Mckee threw wild TO Moriarty after
Birdie had been headed of coming
home on Hartzers crack TO Bauman.
In the third inning Maisel walked,
took third on Willetts Wild heave 10
catch him of first. and scored when
Hartzel's hy fioated through Craw-
ford Hart2el scored on Peckin-
paugh's single That constituted the
New York counting.
IN the third innings tho Tigers took
two. Singles by Bush and Cobb,
combined with Zeider's error and
Veach's double. did H. In the fourth
inning. Morrie, Wilett. Bush. Baumau
and Crawford singled of Ford before
Bsating replaced him. Then Cobb
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
DARKNESS CUTS SHORT
SHORT SHIP FARE WELL

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. 23-Rain
causing late start and darkness
hindered the attempt 10 crowd two
days racing into one at the Short
ShiHm races here, yesterday. but the
qualftA of the sport was excellent.
he program closed the weeks meet
ing.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
ULLfvAN HEADS STILL
ANOTHER COMMITTEE

BERLIN, Aug. 23.-The Interna-
&,nal Athletic association. formed TO
80. athletic rules and procedure on
! international basis. today an
nncod the appointment OF James
4 0uDllvan secretary OF the Amateur
<&11elc union Of the United States.
o1ol5Inan Of committee to com
y Wog3d'b rscords
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
BO0KIES CAN TAKE PARL0R CARS
OUT OF DETROIT SINCE FRIDAY

The layers had big day yesterday
which will enable them TO hasten away
from Windsor after the last race to-
day in parlor cars rather than in the
gondolas with which they were threat
ened before Fridays cleanup.
Five havily played favorites failed
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

TO cop yesterday in the mud at the
Windsor track. and the public left
heavy hearted an digit pursed.
The biggest upset came in the fear
ture of the day, the st. Clair handi-
cap. in which the strong favorite,
Helen Barbee. had no chance with
Flabbergast, which won
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
YOU CAN STILL ENTER
THOSE ELGIN ROAD RACES

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Entriss for
the Egin road races will not close
until Monday noon, 1t was announc.
ed today. The official closing time
was at midnight. last night, but the
A. A. A. contest committee GRANTEE
permission to extend the date. Ten
cars have been nominated for the
race FOR the Chicago Automobile cIub
trophy on Aug 20, and there are Is
entries Tor the Elgin national trophy
on Aug. 30.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
AND BAKER
WILL RACE FOR TITLE

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Mel Shep-
ard and Homer Baker will again race
for the half-mile championship at the
Metropolitan meet at Travers Island,
September 20, according TO entry lists
which began arriving today.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

'Batted for Zsider in ninth.
fBatted for Mcconnell In ninth.
1884 So X
Detroit ......... . o o o 0 -
New York. ....... > 0 2 D 0 0 0 o. 4
Hits-On Ford 10 In innings (nonc
out in fourth. off Heating In 2 Ia
innings, on Mcconnell 0 In 2 2-S In
niugs Two base hit-Veach. Three
base hits-Tutweiler. Cree AT bat
against-Ford 20. Heating 10. McCon
nell s. First base on balls-On wiliett
? tMaisel -, or Ford l (Baumann), ~
Heating ! Crawford. First base on
e'ror-New York !. Left on bases
Detroit g. New York g. Struck out--By
Millett (Peckinpaugh, Mcconnell.
Eord), by Ford / Crawford. by Nc
Connell (McKee, Willett, Baumann)
stolen bases-Bush, Baumann, Cobb
Maisel Double plays-Baumann Bush
and Tutweiler. Moriarty, Baumann au..
Tutweiler Knight and Zeider Wild
pitch-k eatinE. Passed ball-Mckee
rune ~. Umpires-Evans and Fer
guson.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Use Music to Get Vote.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 23.-Music,
not militancy, is to be used by Mis-.
souri, women In their campaign for
the ballot. according to Mrs. K. X.
Curry, local suffragist leader, who
with a group OF her coworkers. met
and welcomed the Missouri Suffrage
band OF Maryville Mo-, as il passed
through here on a tour OF central Mis-.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Pastor Bought Boys Beer.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 23.-Rev
John G. Brodt. pastor OF the Third
United Presbyterian church, was ar.
rested here, late yesterday, on the
charges OF five boys. ranging In age
from l5 TO II. that he bought beer for
them and took the INTO a disorderiy
resort
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
EridaY,a ResuIfx-

New York. s: Chicago, l.
Cincinnati. Z Brooklyn. 2
Boston, . st Louis l.
pittsburgh. 3: Phillies, 3 G2 innings.
called on account OF darknessD.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
OIL Trust Suffers loss.

SMYRNA. Aug. ga spectacular
fire today In the Standard OH COM
pany's depots consumed $500 cases
Of oil. and threatened to destroy the
entire plant.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING,


lansing, 4, Kalamazoo. D.
nings).
Adrian. 81. Bay City. Is
Jackson. Z Flint. 4
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

this rule last year when he used Tes-
reau against the Red Sox So IL is
probable he win follow precedent this
fall
For the Mackmen. Bob Shawkey
will undoubtedly be one of the men
to help Bender and Plank. unless the
powerful Coombs rounds into tht
shape which made him unbeatable n
the past. II would be interesting 20
see the kids opposed TO each Other
In one OF the games, with SO much
depending upon their efforts, just {,
see them pass through the fire tesi
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Saturdays Gimme.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis az Boston.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
JENNINGS DOESN'T HEED HIS BEST
JUDGMENT and HAS CAUSE FOR REGRET

When Hughie Jennings refuses to
follow his own best judgment be often
finds himself in a rock boat.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Fridays Re.uIf.

Columbus T. Toledo 0.
minneapolis. 3. Kansas City. 8
indianapolis VS.. Louisville - Pom
poned, wet grounds. Two games satur
day '''"i :
Milwaukee-St Paul not scheduled
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

HoRSEBREEDERS' FUTURITY. g.
YEAR-OLD TROTTERS. 2 IN 8
STAKE $4,000
Dillon AXworthy. b. e., by AXwor-'
thy Adico Dillon, by sidney Dill
Peter Johnson. b. c. (Cox) ......... :
Barbara Overton. b. T. Murphy.
Belzona, br. @. (Young) .........
Time is. 2.l5l7.
s.os TROT. IN 3. STAKE $4,000.
Marigold. b. m. by Delham-Ag
nes Wonder by Little Wonder
Murphy) ..H,............. i / 4
Ruth McGregor. ch. IN. (Greshy)
James w. 70. Z (Sprague) ..... j
Cascade. CHI. h. (RodneD -..... 2ro
Baron Enn, br h ,McDonald) . ds
Time-2.i0ls, 2ll. 2:llh,
2:lS TROT IN ). STAKE $4,000.
Judson Girl. b, m. by Peter the
Great Anne AxWorthy, by
AXworthy (CoX) ..,........
Star Winter. b. x. Mcdonald
Peter scott, b. h tProctor) Dir
Frances Graham, br m iGeers) ds
Grescello, blk h. (GilberD .... Dis
Border King. b. h. CLeonard) DIS
Time l02. 2:1lA, 2:14. 2:l6H.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

House ] In 3 innings. AT bat against
nortn ZS, House 3. Two-base hit
Peckinpaugh Three-base hits-Seh,,Iz
Cobb, Crawford Home run--Peckin,
paugh; First base on balis-OH North
tMaisei. Hartzell 2, Knight z, WoIteT
T. Schulz. Cree). of House 1 (Peckin
paughl, on Schulz 2 tBaumanu. BushI
FIRST base on errors7Detroft l. New
YORK L. Left on bases-Detroit I. New
tPeckinpaugh, schulz 81. bv sehrix .
,Crawtord Housed. Sacrifice H..
knight. Stolen bases-Bush. Baumann
high, Hondeau. aMisel. Cook, Hart
aen' Peckinpaugh. Double play-0a 'ner
ana Bush: Passed ball-StanaRe' rirns
20 Umpires-Ferguson and EvaEs
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING

Fridays Results.
Detroit. Tt. New York, 4-12
Athletics. . Chicago, 1.
Boston. ., Cleveland, /.
st. Louis, 8 Washington, o.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
STANDING,

Fridays Results
All games postponed. rain.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

no feathers. The plain. neat Kind thar
looks right Times Printin9 C. M
John R.-st. Phone Main 1881
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
saturdays Games.

Kalamazoo at Lansing 1.-TWO games)
Flint at Adrian
saginaw at Battle Creek 1.-TWO
games)
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Sntnrdny,s Games.

New York at Detroit 1.-TWO games).
Boston at Cleveland.
washington at ST. Louis.
Athletics at Chicago
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

The game saw the debut I'm Detroit
OF North, for Us, and Maisel, the high
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Grand Circuit Results

HoRSEBREEDERS' FUTURITY.
YEAR-OLD TROTTERS. 2 IN 3;
STAKE $4,000
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

STANDING.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

STANDING.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

'Batted for Zsider in ninth.
fBatted for Mcconnell In ninth
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
Bay CITY az JACKSON
INTERN ATIONAI. LEAGUE

gaInes)
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

Dillon AXworthy. b. e, by AXwor-'
thy Adico Dillon, by Sidney Dill
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Thomaston-June II, Edmund j. star
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PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-Iune 49, Wnfred L. Bracy and
Miss Agnes 7. Quinn; June II. J. Albert