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The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
Flashes From the
Big League Games

There were but three games yes
tcrday.
Five errors by the Cardinals
helped things along In Il. Louis,
and tue Pirates rOmped away with
the game.
Walter Johnson can't pitch every
day, 80 Clark Griffith had to drop
a game 90 Boston. Foster held
Washington Co f0ur hits, which
largely explains the Inability OF
erin 10 coax his men around the
bases.
The White SON again smeared
the Maps, . To 1, In ~ pitching duel
between CtcOtte and Steen. The
SoN might have had another run
had not kId clemson forget about
the new rule regulating cOnchinR
az third ard stopped weaver ~
holding him after the latter had
trIpied weaver WAS called out.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
lARRIES ON FIGHT
AGAINST SUFFRAGE

sThe Remonstrance" is the title OF
AZ well.printed 12-page paper, issued
dEarterly by the Massachusetts asso-
diation Opposed 10 the Further FIX
tension OF Suffrage to Women. IL is
supposed 10 express the views OF wo-
men So far west as Michigan and Lit
nois. The April issue declares that
shffrage is by no means sure to
cbnie: comments on Massachusetts
dkfeat OF the constitutional amend
nfent making women eligible 10 APP
ointment as notaries public; accuses
the suffra gists of being in league with
the Progressive party; declares that
TIE school vote OF women in Massa-
efusetts is at standstilli contains
Comments on the suffragette doings
in England and has still more news
OF anti.suffrage doings in Massachu.
sets. The press.work is extremely
GOOD
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
ExbecI 20, 900 Fans 10
See 81. L0nts FEDS

ST LOUIS, April l6-With all the
reserved seats sold local Federal
magnates today were confident thar
more than 10000 fans would assist I'M
the dedication OF Federal park by the
ST. Louis and indianapolis clubs this
afternoon A perfect spring day
promised a real crowd Governor
Major will toss the first ball
Rob Groom former Washington
pitcher. will hurl against Falkenberg
or Moseley. for indianapolis.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
PLENTY OF BLUD
FOR KAZ00 FANS

KALAMAZOO. Mich, April To-
There was plenty OF slaughter Tor
the fight fans here last night
Young Frank Erne. OF Detroit, gave
Tommy James. OF Hammond,
terrible beating. Sid Murphy, OF
Kalamazoo knocked out Young
smith. OF Muskegon Crochrow, OF
Grand Rapids, caused the seconds
pack OF stein OF Detroit 20 throw
INA sponge al the end OF the third
round Billy Wagner and Ad VOL
past we're introduced from the
ting
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
800 BOWLER WILL
COMPETE FRIDAY

Fred Nebelius. who rolled per.
feet score at Grand Rapids last
night in pr paratipn for the state
tournament, now being held az the
Garden alleys here, will bowl here,
Friday Nebelius Is the second
man TO get 500 in competition in
Grand Rapids He viii receive a
gold medal for his feat.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
GOLFER WORKS WAY
OVER TO ENGLAND

NEW YORK. April &C. Fraser
Hale. OF he Edgewater Golf club,
Chicago. J. working his way over
no the British amateur champion
ships at Sandwich England. "a
helper on cattle boat Chick
Evans SIS also working his way
across.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
BASKETBALL MEN GET
4 TROPHIES AT BANQUET

The Detroit Basketball league is OF.
acialiy at an end. The City Basket
ball league had its farewell banquet
Al the Edelweiss last night. when
apeeches were made and trophies pre-.
sented. The Burroughs club received
the Marx championship trophy, Man
ager Jennings. OF the Tigers. present
me II. Jake Mazer presented Norman
Gordon with the foul-shooting trophy:
Al Huebner presented Gilbert Runkel
With the basket-shooting trophy; Joe
(. Jackson presented Clark. Schultz.
Williamson. Maurer and Mott with
sportsmanship trophies
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
BULLET LEAD STOPS
THE RACING AT TULSA

TULSA, Okla, April Racing
seems TO be at close here for good.
Yesterday state militia fired over
jockeys In the first race anu warned
the officials OF the track that they
would ire to XIII the horses II any at
tempt Vere made 10 run the second
race The meeting was then called
OF. The trouble arose over an effort
to suppress gambling at the track
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
HUGHITT PUNTS
BETWEEN INNINGS

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April 16--
Tommy Hughitt. OF the University
Of Michigan baseball and football
teams. Is practicinK both sports
this spring. He plays third base
for the baseball team and pnnts a
football between times. He was
developed into a fair punter by
Coach Yost last season and he
aspires 70 better work this fan.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
25 ARE OUT FOR SPRING
WORK ON GRIDIRON

ANN ARBOR Mich. April lG.-
twenty-five men are working ont en-
spring football practice under the
wolverines captain. Ummy Bayns-
ford. awaiting the arrival OF Coach
Yost from the south
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
DETROIT AND GRAND
RAPIDS SEEK WRAY

The Detroit Boat club will have
competition in its efforts to secure
coach Wray. OF Harvard for its crew
his wear. The Wolverines OF Grand
Rauids want him.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
n Sizes Up Concisely the
Present Big League Club Managers

SUI ESS OK r NllsA VI W
base BAH club depends directly up
on It's manager. There haVe' peth
one or two clubs that won IN spite
OF managers few rare instances
Ina which great clubs have made great
regulations for managers VINO were
JUST wise enough 20 accept the sll'
nation and allow some one else 70
lead his team The day OF that sort
oi thing is past Now a manager
must be the real head the leader ana
The sole power. must accep, aII pIEIIe
and use tact iu dividing me hohots.
MACK Is a TYPE UNKNOWN ~
base ball Slender sinister io0"lhs'
uncommunicative honest conScien-
tious and something or phlio7dBrE
he IS the greatest OF them am
McGRAW. HIS GREATEST RIVAL,
Is pugnacious. vicious In reparlres
nagger al opponents and umpires BIT.
ter in rebuking his own men tit
is square with his men fie "ou'u
rebuke MatheUsou az quickly as ne
would Mclean
CLARK OF PlTTSBURG Is
stern leader. deadly in earnest ana
all business lie is fighter for VIVA.
he thinks is right yet he seldom
makes a claim he does not pelleNe
Justified TIE is just and fair IN deaf
ing with his men
FRANK CHANCE is WHAT ~
calledsa "rayer Re fights himself
and all others during a bail game,
| IS bitter and RACES when things go
/ wrong. on the field he is known
as being the sqnarest OF them all win
bis men. quick TO apologize for WORDS
hastily spoken during the game ana
the first TO admit himself wrong ~
be IS
ROBINSON. THE NEW BROOK
! Ign leader, is a jollis He knows
as much base ball.as anyone. Is good
natured, easy going and looks on
the bright side too mach.
STALLINGS OF BOSTON OVER
awes players. Every man Who ever
EGas played for him Is either de-
voted admirer or bitter,ensmE
HERZOG, THE NEW RED LEAD
er. IS one OF those pepper pots
brainy, enthusiastic, inventiye. born
| leader. He could not get along with
| McGraw. because there is not room
! for two leaders on a team. He Is
after McGraws style in dealing with
his men.
HIGGINS OF ST. LOUIS HAS
little magnetic personality and IS not
cut out for executive work.
BILL CARRIGAN. WITH BOSTON,
is not a manager at all in the true
setnse. No man can be manager
and retain the player attitude. Cal
lahan OF the White Sox was long
time finding out this fact Cal rs
not liked by his own men and does
not have much TO do with them of.
the field.
CLARK GRIFFITH is A VIOLENT
type OF 'raver' on the bench, but
dearly beloved by his men off the
field. Grit knows baseball, and his
men know he does.
ton. is not a good manager He has
some ideas that do not fit we'll and
he lacks tact in handling men. They
call him "Bullhead He is rather
proud OF It. He wants them 70 think
he is and he maintains a grufr, re-
pelling attitude mostly for effect.
RICKEY IS A WONDERFUL BASE
ball general, enthusiastic, hard
worker and deep thinker.
BIRMINGHAM IS A MAN OF
high class OF education and one would
expect him TO be a great success. His
men are devoted TO him. But he
has achieved a name as an easy boss.
and does not get the work out OF his
men that some other manager might
get
/ purposeIy left Jennings and Doc
Roth arp rpd-hpA0eu.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
GALSTER GIVES KLUG
SCARE IN THE TOURNEY

+. Galster gave E. Klug a scare in
the Michigan state bowling tourna-
ment at the Garden alleys yesterday.
lie rolled within two pins OF hlug,
who leads the singles with score OF
GO. None of the leaders was displac-
cd Yesterday. bat there were many
changes among those high up. me
three leaders IN each event follow
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
BARIBEAU PICKED TO
OPPOSE ALMA BATTERS

ANN ARBOR. Mich April 16 Bar.
ibeau has been picked 20 pitch against
Alma when the baseball team from
that college opens the University oil
Michigan home season here. Satur.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
Friendship starts EarIv-

The baseball team OF the Friend.
ship lodge OF Masons viii hold its first
practice at Fort.st and solvay-aye
Saturday. Tne Hrst squad VII meet
tnF NAnnlgans
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
Rain Prevents Workouts

Rain prevented Central. Eastern and
Western track and baseball teams
from taking their first outdoor work.
out scheduled yesterday. They ex-
pect 10 get out today.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

The return OF Earl Hamilton TO the
ct. Louis Browns after his Jumping
% the Kansas City Federals at the
hehest OF George Stoyan, manager oil
that club. is the biggest boost tha'
Branch Hickey, the new boss OF the
Browns has received.
The miserable showing OF the
Browns against the Cards in the pre-
season city series at st. Louis III
which the Rickeys lost all but one OF
the series, Is blamed entirely upon
Stovall who stirred up the players ana
took Hamilton away about that time
I Hickey had his men going IN me
shane when Stoyall came In ana
siplmed everything up. The spring
trip was a corker., The Browns haa
spod weather almost all the time
down south and they made the pest
on use OF II.
Hickey taught his men lot 81 base.
Tall, had them in fighting spirits ana
was ready for a successful year
when Stovall stirred them up win
spoon OF discomfort. The loss or
Hamilton naturally got on Hickey :
f.aryzs some. aaiJnougn Ne made goOd
efforts Ia conceal II. sand the players
were sore at losing the man who was
considered their best bet in the pltch'
tag box ."..
Nov that Hamilton has been lured
6hck II Is believed that the Browns
Wil resume all the old pep they had
* the conclusion OF their training
skason. He Will join them at chi
hhgo and is likely TO open the series
there.
The Detroit fans were mighty well
theased at the good baseball and night
the Browns showed In the openlnS
rAme Tuesday. II is apparent thar
Hickey IS on a road 70 a successful
SEASON now that luck is breaking Win
hE. somewhat.
lBranch Hickey is not a schoolmas-
tkr manager in the popular sense OF
the term. He teaches his men base
hall and he has his baseball meetings
and all that sort OF thing, but he Is
not a fanatic or faddist.
t He has been expounding his ideas
Ear the benefit OF all his men. old and
r.,
N the most experienced men In the
ghme. man who was playing base.
bah before Hickey was out OF snort
ttousers. has been listening to Hickey
ahd he has yet 10 hear him give any
ahvice that was not sensible ana
hAcked up by the most approved
(hnons of baseball.
Joe Sugden. former Tiger scout
now with the Browns, is the man VINO
youches for the common sense OF
Rickey's baseball Hickey believes IN
II certain brand OF inside baseball but
nit the textbook stun.
sThe stamp OF approval placed upon
summer baseball by the University OF
Michigan alumni at their luncheon AT
the Edelweiss yesterday, is liked py
me greater part OF the better IN
fdrmed sporting enthusiasts or the
Nest, but is not liked SO well in the
4hst
Nudge Gold, Judge Murhn ana
Hfanch Hickey. former University OF
Michigan coach, spoke strongly IN
Mvor OF summer baseball.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

Kid Williams, the hghting lad OF
Baltimore, will meet Johnny Coulon
for the bantamweight title early in
June. on the coast The last time
they met there was no decision. as
il is not permissible to render fight
yerdicts in New York, but Williams
says he will show us who is champion
the next time they meet.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
KIDDINGS

Sayings You May Not Know.
All the world loves u winner, but
the fans will root just hard for
team In ninth place Rs La first if they
know every mnn IL doing his best
Hngh Jeg9Ings.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

/ purposeIy left Jennings and Doc
in TO the last. Both are red-headed'
Isn't that enough
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

BGsIuess-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times prtHting Co. ~
John R st Phone Main 1875
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
SHERIDAN and Wagner Sian

Mickey Sheridan and Billy Wagner
Have signed for a bout before the
inckeon club at Jackson. April %.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

odd what changes time brings.
Three weeks ago, while they were
wanting the best OF the distribution
OF players, eight Fed. managers claim
ed they had tail-end teams. Now all
eight or them are claiming the pen
nant.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

The Killlfer case OF course. is
ended, but there are several hum
dred thousand fans thinking up
bright bits or repartee 10 keep him
from forgetting IL.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
Three League Races at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE
" cdne-dny's ResuIts.

edne-dny'S Results
Foston .. Washington o.
chicago =. cleveland
Rain elsewhere.
Thur-daN's Game~
81 Louis at Detroit
Cleveland AZ chicago
Athletics at New York
Washington at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

Col, DOGGY IS called Maj. Einheit
in Germany, but he is the same old
tough guy 10 beat
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
RETURN OF HAMILTON WILL
ADD FIGHT TO THE BROWNS
George StOvall Gummed Up Flhe
Prospect by Work During
City Series
RICKEY'S IDEAS OF
BASEBALL STAND TEST
Joe Sugden Listens to Them All
Spring and Can't Find
Criticism

By RALPH L.. YoNKER..
Word was received from 81
Louis this morning that Hamilton
would joln the Browns at Detroit
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE


W edneSdns's Ile-ults. ~,
piftstdifph % So LouiK
Rain tlarW here
Thursday Games.
Roefou at BiWoklvp
ftttstuInh at 50 Louis
Chicago ut Cincinnati.
New YORK al Phlldaeiphia
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

Suggestion to wives q. fans Put
the letter YOU want mailed on the
sporting. page Of the paper.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

MURRAY! LISTEN! MARSANs
~F4NlfpAEnA MANAGER HERZOG's
HEAD AND APPEALED To PREsT-
DENT HERHNtNN, WHO REFERRED
HIM HACk no HERZOG. THAT
MAKES THE REDS FIRST-DIVI-
TO 1T.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

There're off-and some Of them
further of than others
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
Little drops Of water,
Little chunks OF ice,
Make the owners worry:
Players think It's nice.


Speaking OF temperature, instead
OF Johnny Coulon Off, he keeps get
ting hotter and hotter over charges
that he fears Kid Williams
AMBITION.
The fellow who is satisfied to
catch perch asplres to tuna as soon
as he hooks his first black bass.
Have you observed how much read
ing matter gets into the papers since
c. W. Murphy was expurgated from
the National league?
Ouimet had a rough passage going
to England; but 1t will be smooth
compared TO what he Is going
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

BIRMINGHAM IS A MAN OF
high class OF education and one would
expect him TO be a great success His
men are devoted to him. But he
has achieved a name as an easy boss.
and does not get the work out OF his
men that some other manager might
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

RCKEY is A WONDERFUL BASE
ball general, enthusiastic, hard
worker and deep thinker
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-10

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-10

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-10

par 9ilo % Mano. relies man; al.
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til SeIueoe; on tiger, at oct ger
ban life. 9iu fuuoe inaoan noget
tdnfes. iom at oi begee to1 fell.
Wien oct Dil 10 ingen al os inorem.
me. Saa neoes ri til al inorem.
me, at Ell af oS lpper. Wcn ian
bIiper Sperssmnalet bette. Sfnl
S~onobe0en % 2cgnen np6e inm-
me Net2 Sfnl ariitns % 3iabeIen
bnDe iamine Het til at opertaIe %
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SiDffer2 Tettc bill ieg beoe ois
o%Derpeie naiie @ona. on floeer
oper @anecI pna 3riiiuo bos mia
big. On 1ina bor ri beose
ligc 5ribeo til, oct inbremmer leo
oia nenrIie til at beitemme os for
eaer intoo ben nirfelige ariitns,
mar ban flyer: oaoml"
Men MI bar lea biit ioeet mia
nof Gag til at toIe, eIier ,
ON Dor 1ios 5~ribeosfrop
baooe poIitiite % reIiaisie. % ioa
ieo Tor BEN 8ribeo. Spab ben