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The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
JOE JACKSON A REAL
FIRST SACkER.

According 10 the reports that are
coming out OF Cleveland, Joe Jack
son L. taking his new station at
frst base like a Mexican 20 hot
tamales- HIS FIRST game was error.
less, and be handled himself like a
veteran. Moreover. he seemed
pleased with his new duties, and
says be Is as happy at the hrst stop
az in the outfeid The change has
affected HIS batting favors bly,. II AZ
all. two triples in four times up
being the toll OF his first day.
The transfer OF Jackson from
right field 20 frst base. recalls Sam
Crawford's attempt few years ago,
when Del Gamer was injured and
the wahoo native was called upon
in the emergency. Sam tried the
bag, and scampered back TO the out
field az the first opening Never
again. he said. and he has kept his
word
Crawford's objection 20 first base
is no, the position itself however.
He has found that when a player ia
transferred there, the fans expect
him 20 Hal Chase from the getaway
and every error calls forth such bit
ter comment that he became dis
gusted. That was his experience
at least. and he is on the Mclnnis
stun for life. Perhaps Jackson will
change hts mind In few days
despite his present contentment-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

There IS also another good side
10 the plan for Youngsters a. Gar.
field PARK, Caddies will be allowed
TO show tho worth 81 their playing.
and they will know whether they
should beware OF oaddying after the
Gge OF sixteen years,
Every boy who LAYS good golf
foundation will be very grateful In
after life. for golf II the natural
game OF The mature man. There
are but few objections 20 be found
10 this plan Of encouraging the
young players, One Is that golf ~
such a fascinating game tina; one Is
likely to play n too much and forget
the work that es,ns living, and
then, too, there Is the ohasm OF the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

hole" 10 be passed and
into which have seen 80 many fall.
There ~ another thing, too. for
tho boy golfers 20 remember. They
are usually schoolboys with n good
dcnl OF tlme az their Disposal:
therefore they should not clog up
the courso on the days that the
business men from the smoky.
downtown district are able 10 come
out.
1T Is easier for a public course
that IL alws-a open 10 the public 10
encourage the Young players, but
GARFIELD Park Ia settlng an example
that should have many followers,
even with the limitations Of private
courses"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
FULLER GETS CHANCE TO
PLAY MORE BALL.

frankie Fuller has decided that
sitting on a hard bench ali after.
noon when other fellows are play.
ing ball is not ali that he thought
IL would be last spring. and he has
changed his mind about his refusal
to take a whirl al the minors. The
Detroit youngster Is 10 be given a
chance TO practice what he has
learned in the past few months on
the Canadian league,
He will be sent TO Ottawa for a
couple OF months. where he Will be
used in the inheld. and then will
return TO Detroit AS he Is merely
loaned TO Ottawa. Frankie can be
recalled in case OF any emergency
that may arise. II is probable that
the excursion win do the boy a lot
OF good.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
SPORT CHATTER

20 u rumored that Joe Birmingham.
n4Ger of the Cleveland Indians, IL
.1oec his job in the near Nture
~ has been rumored many times
h George staliings IS TO act as an ad.
pory coach OF the Harvard baseball
I'm.
Latin postponed the elimination
lsts at the Indianapolis speedway
vterday.
NIB Burman's Special has been
1lared ineligible at indianapolis
~ powers that he class IL as
~rth reugeot.
ooh. the Kazoo Normal hurting
oAtion. pitched Ave inning game
9tcrday, striking out l3 OF Is play
4 rain prevented the game between
q 4ichigan Aggies and Marietta
4lqge yesterday.
q Ahgust Belmonts four-year.old
)6tnG. Stromhoii, with Turner up
- tho Metropolitan handicap yes
DAY.
permitting. Mcmillan high
81 northwestern Will play az the
3tay grounds this afternoon.
5)nrcncc jackson Is leading in his
ee-cushion match with Walker
Dbfnn. Zoe To 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Iris Speaker Doesn't Expect to
See Manu- 800 Comrades This Year

that team has got only one pitcher
But II isn't that way this year. For
instance, Washir zton has Johnson.
Boehling. Shaw. Gallia and Ayers
10 shoot 1t club. Philadelphia.
Pennock Bressler. Bush. Shavkey
and WyckoF. New York. Fisher.
Caldwell. Heating Warbop and Nc
Hale Detroit. Dauss Dubuc aud 30
land Cleveland, Morton. Mitchell
and Hagerman: St Louis Wellman
and Lovdermilk, and Chicago a
wonderful bunch OF average shrink.
ers. When ron think Of those fell
lows IN shape. ir ia wonder that
man can bit 30 10 say nothing
Of beating 300
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Chicago Golf Club to Stage Tourney for
Kids; Evans Says That's Way to Get Champs

Much Interest is being taken in
Kolfing circles IN the plan OF the
Garfield Park club. a. Chicago. 20
stage tournaments this summer for
juvenile golfers Efforts are being
made 10 encourage junior member.
ships. and boys of IS years ond IN
der are being given membership
cards for one dollar a year The ma
joriiy of golf clJbs have junior
members, but few give tournaments
for the youngsters. Chick" Evans
nationally known and popular anna
tCur. SAYS OF the Garfield Park club
idea
Without question the Garfield
Park Management + acting wise
". as u IS from these youngsters
that Our future champions must
come I; IS rare indeed. that man
vbo leans hls golf late IN life en-
ters the championship class.
AS a rule. the boy does not. gen
orally speaking. life golt--it is not
fast enough for him ard tho major
fly Of his chums do not play. They
do Ike. however. the struggle for
prizes and the slght OF their names
IN print, and In = short time the real
fascination % the game exerts It,
self.
Competitive struggles develop
fine players, and ~ Garfield Park
were a difficult course one would eI-
pect 20 see some wonderful golfers.
and indeed predict that the en-
courageemnt given at Garfield Park
will cause the rice OF one. two, per
haps three rery higa-clsss players.
and even a champion OF the highest
class.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

Its getting so that Philadelphia
counts fhpt day lost wherein Cactus
Cssvsth doesn't get home run.
Incidentally. the Heds licked Mrs.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, which
L. somewhat os feat tbi. season.
Al Of which H. sweet revenge for
charley Doom.
Even the Pirate. can now lick IN.
Chants. Poll Perritt didn't look
worth anywhere near the trou ~ =
yesterday thst McG rnw took To get
HIM last winter.
Tom Hughes, OF the Hrnvr-, stuck
out % Cubs, but lost, To =. Timely
swstttrg by the OnIy IIm uss ~ big
factor In the Bruins' victory.
The ysuks are certainly tn. nrnvrs
Of the American league. They are
now leading the field bJ good
length rnd nrr ruaniag strong.
One of tho Contributing factor. 90
the Nnnks' burst af glory IL the
speed Of Httis Fritz Mni-eI, List
winter Fritz said W he could bst 400
he wenid steal 100 bases this .~a.on.
Be got away VITA tWa yesterday and
he Tent very fnr from bis average.
Bumsio IHmbssted two "a. Louis
pitcher. FOR ~ bits aad won hands
dows,
The weather s,sn ngnir opened hIs
sprfskiiae cart ON the me mates yes
tcvday, cspsfng postpone meat ~ sss
games SD mseh Esashins VI teeth,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
EATHER man HELPS BILL
|0NOVAN and MACK GET
LAUGH ON H. JENNINGS
KING GEORGE STILL
HAS ENTRY IN DERBY

LONDON. May ei--The al.
nouncement that King George
was about 20 discontinue racing
Is said today 20 have been
erroneous His majesty still has
an entry in the derby
The King scratched Two OF his
candidates for the derby Friar
and Marcus. aad this news was
given out yesterday. From II
the assumption Mas made that
his majesty was going 10 stop
racing and other horse owners
began To follow his example u
has developed that the king still
has Sammaroo entered in the
derby
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
What May Happen
In Standings Today
CHAS. WEEGHMAN
GETS MORE WAR

CHICAGO. Nay 21.--Chicago's
merry lit,!e baseball war has ex-
tended 10 business For some time
Charley Weeghman. owner o. the
Chifeds. has been giving away sea.
son passes 10 his park TO the holder
OF a lucky number ticket" through
his string Of restaurants. Business
was so good that one OF his rivals
today began distributing American
league passes by similar method
President Comiskey. OF the Sox,
says he knows nothing ~ ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

CHICAGO. May 81 Iris Speak
er may or may not be discouraged
by his failure to bat Up 20 his usual
standard this season. but il looks
very much as II he did not expect
20 equal his former years with the
bludgeon. lie has been quoted in
an interview as declaring that it is
improbable tina; there will be many
300 hiiters IN the American league
this year iris said
Il don't look for many 200 hit
tors in the American league this
year. There used 20 be a time
when a batter could say 20 himself
Well. when We get 70 such a town.
| viii fatten my batting average. for
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
NO MORE ScRIeEs ON
STAlliNGS' TEAM.

George Stsllings is on the war
path again. This time the alleged
activity Of his players along the
line OF selling automobiles and life
insurance and writing for newspa-
pers is the cause OF hts rampage.
The Miracle Man says that that
sort OF thing is legitimate after the
season closes. but that he will stand
for none OF it during the playing
months. The offenders are said to
include some OF his world series
stars.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Improvements n Ow
Help Everybody Ex-
cept Tigers
KILLER TO PLAY
WITH OTTAWA
lot Released, but Just
Loaned for a Few
Weeks
MY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

ny HAROLD v. WILCOX.
k1gOisy chuckles and hoisierous
nehter are heard from the direc-
u OF old ST. Louis town. and II Is
ported that wild Bill" Donovan
20 his Yankee cohorts are the
1ity disturbers OF the peace. il
also reported that when he
ugh no one was looking. Connie
oek permitted himself to quivver
1lttie with glee yesterday after
~ IN a dark corner OF his Detroit
III.
1ughey Jennings Is the cause
- likewise the goat of all this
18th. The weather man has
Doble-crossed the Tiger potenta,e.
WAS perfectly all right for the
arch OF the winds and drizzles
otsrt q game OF freezeout the first
n the week. when Donoyau's Yam
- were here and the Jungaleers
1urU In a woeful slump. Those two
"a days we're iife-sayers for Jen-
~. and he duly appreciated the
So did Donovan, who was
~. very eager to take crack at
~ Tigers when the cracking APP
|1ored 10 be quite q pleasant, profit
~ task.
nut evidently Hughey neglected
cgQssing his appreciation TO the
I1other man In very substantial
inner. for when his hereditary
my, the Athletics. limped into
n In the worst shape they will
N summer, and II appeared that
~ Tigers had a chance to fatten
t shrtnkage average quickly and
oknntially. the double-cross came
he shape OF moisture that pre-
nDed al chance OF play on Navin
Meanwhile Donovan Is Increasing
lead by picking on st. Louis In
kepwardly manner. and Connie
kck is recuperating a very disap-
lnting pitching stafY. Nothing
I'D suit Smiling William nor
~ Connie better. and jennings
ReY heard OF any worse luck
Hence the hilarity.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
NOS PENETRATING
n EMERY BALl7

A Detroit fan thinks he has dis
pered the emery ball mystery that
~ arisen In Detroit and Washing.
~ when the Red Sox were playing
I&re and here. No tangible evil
nee against the pitchers could be
pured at the time the charges
1ore made. but members OF the
0tionals and Tigers insist that the
DGal delivery was used by Pitcher
kore. Mt least.
n xhe~fan puts the blame on the
eston catchers. Thomas in par
ocular. He says that before re-
1fninE the ball TO the hurler.
Aomas always took step or two
ut put him quite a distance In
C6ut OF the umpire and somewhat
toad Of the batter. While stand.
= IN these neutral zones. continues
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
L. OF ID. LOSES TO
POLISH CLOUTERS

The Polish seminary az Orchard
Lake, defeated the University Of
Detroit yesterday. IS to y. in
game as bad as the score would In.
dicate Errors. hits and a thousand
and one slips ~ various kinds con-
tTibuted 10 the slaughter The sem
mary won in the ninth inning
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
fOSse lie Club to Use New Course
y For Spring Tournament This Month

~ q Rauney chairman lie
will
~ 1or by the members
- the Of Walton Smith OF the handicsp
tourDament committee
- that the course would be condition for The Gross lie
be hole affair
ccnsucted that is much larger and "porter
4 getting
was expe
~ eor1e Win ~ utilized IN
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
hoobov Classic Harness Racing Outlook Declared Grea

THIS Is JOHNNY LAVAN. well known in Detroit and a
graduate of the University of Michigan, who is beginning
look like of the shorstops of the American league
He did splendid work while here with the Browns this week
Lavan is better known Detroit basketball player n
few years ago than baseball although he starred
with the University of Michigan team while he school
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

the fan. the backstop invariably
ground the ball into his glove Wig
orouSly before returning There's
the emery ball mystery all solved.
SAYS Sherlock rs a tip for the
boys, al least.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

THROUGH did they say? Why. the old boy is looking
younger than ever, and playing in a manner that makes
Connie Mack forget all about Eddie Collins Here Is the
latest snapshot of Larry Laoe showing the new Phiade
world
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

HERE Is THE BEAUTIFUL
IL trophy for which the All
Scots and Caledonians viii battle
Sunday afternoon la the finals 81
the Michigan Soccer association
competition The cup has q his
tory which makes I, all the more
highly priced by the socCerites.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Masonic League Games Tomorrow.
MICHIGAN SOCCER.
ny .. Y. ".

ny .. r. ".
The trophy cup. Tor which the All
scots and Caldonia's play sunday.
was presented 20 the Michigan Soccer
association three years ago~by \. q.
spaidiug a Co, The flrst year the
Caled0uianE won the cup from the
Buick Thistles. 2 20 J. The next year
the 81 Georges defeated tho ALI
Scots. Z % !, after two tie games.
Tho mai. the soccer classic Of
Michigan. viii be played on the Sol.
way A. G. ground known as West
End park, the International England
and Scotlnrd) has again been In
game--rather high compliment, on
the part Of tho ASSOCIATION. stark
viii DO assisted by Messrs. Ferguson
and Lucas. well-known officials The
game IN expected TO be fairly even
contest and a record gate seems 20
10 on the slate. providing tho wealth
or IL good
The Ali-Scots have played 1--WE
games In the elimination competition
They defeated the Detrolts, , TO J.
ana the Sc Georges. To 2. Two tic
games were played with the Imper-
ials before the Scots won their to
I'm their league tho AIl-scots played
~ games. seven were won. four tied
and three lost, They scored 20 goals
and permitted tho foe To send the
ball across safely 10 times during
the season. The Scots are now In the
possession % two cups.
THE Caledoniana have played but
two games In tho elimination COM
petition. In the first round they de.
featsd the Nationals, two goals to
none, and In the sent final, they beat
the league champions, The Packarda.
ga o, The "Celeys" are The only
~ a League game,
The CaieGou,ana and All-Hcats have
met twice this year. Each won a
. Ia
Al the Slose ef the GAmA Af,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
Watching the Scoreboard.

YESTERDAYS HoMERs.
Cravstb, PhiiIies, OF Dale,
Rsdst Becker. PhiIiies. OF Dale.
Reds.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21
C.
Gin ACTION

The qualifying round OF tho De.
troit Golf clubs spring tournament
will re played over the splendid
Palmer park course tomorrow.
The field has been divided into
two flights Of 10. the first Sight in.
Guiding ali OF those members whose
handicap Is less than ~. while the
second figh, includes all OF those
members whose handicap IS IL or
more Some very attractive tro-
phics and medals are az stake and
will be awarded the winners and
runnersup OF the championship
play and consolation
The first round Is scheduled for
Wednesday. May rs. while the sec
ond round OF championship play and
the first round OF the consultations
will be decided May %. one week
from tomorrow The semi.hnals Of
the spring tourney will be played
wednesday. June 2. and the final
round will be played of June ;.
The pairings for the second round
OF the Red Run Golf club spring
tourney. which will take place to-
morrow, are as follows:
w. y. Rockwell vs. r. G.. Porter,
r. ". Randall vs. George y. Wal
bridge. VI. u. Sample VS.. F.. II. Crit.
afth r NJ Nelson vs. W. r Zim.
mer. G.. c. williams VS. r f. Hill.
G. A. Grinnell VS.. Or J l.. Hark'
meas, II. W. Smith VS.. " c. De
witt.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

What surprise,
What surprlsc7
Why. George IIealy got elected
president again. Soccer fans know
that I'm Mr. Healy they have the right
man In the right place. That's why
The selection committee OF the In.
ternatiOnal Rames-E.ngland and
Scotland--of this state league. should
enable 90 select player or two from
the fnai tie.
wonder IL they saw Bees last
Sunday,
2. y. Detroit (answer)--You were
wrongl tho English league com
mcnced In 1858. not 1889.
Preston North End were the cham
ptQns for season tsss-e--fete-s0,
The southern leaaue was formed
isSt:S, You lose your bet
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

Fine goal that Jim Nelson scored
for the fmperials last week All tho
lmps gave him great hand shake.
But--one bestowed kiss on him
that was heard all over the grounds
Ask Tourin. tho Frcnchmap, who
was the manager that run on the
ground and Rugged himi
Maybe Timms knows.
Two hundred and NIFTY players
were registered for the state cup
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

soccer pteessntrt~s.
What great meeting OF Scots
there will he on Sunday afternoon at
West End park.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

George Healy. president ~ the as
sociation. VIII present the cup TO the
winners.
A correction. Detail story, ALI
Scots-imperials game should have
read, Allen frst goal and Hurst the
third for All Scots"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

Well mines wee drop,
what pity Harry LADDERS not
In town. Perhaps he would kick OF
or present the cup 10 the winners
II would have been n great attrac-
tion.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

a, the elose VI the sswe NJ,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-21

The CaieGon,ana and Ali-Hcats have
met twice this year. Each won a
. To
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16

block letter "W' In tho Atlantic and
Pacific addition 10 the town, now city.
Of Albuquerque, In the county of Ber-
nallllo and state OF New Mexico. as
shown on the mop OF the said Atlantic
ANA Pacific addition. made by otto
Dieckmann, and filed in the Once 81
tho probate clerk and cX-onlcio rec
order for said ucrnallllo county. New
Mexico. on the cath day of April,
A.. ID. 1858.
Also an that certain tract Of land
ana rcal estate, situate. lying and oe-
ing In prccin.f 26 of Albuquerque,
county OF BcruaIillo and state " New
Mexico. bounded on the north b., the
Atlantic and THciRc addition Go Al
buqucrquc. y. N, ON the east boy lands
formerly uf John H. Toriina,
ON the south hN lands of John 4. Lee,
ON the west by property of ". cave
Andrea Sodulo Ie S%andoval, and Juan
and Ventura -lndoval and hy q pri-
yatc entrance to the land hereby con-
.pvcd. measuring as follows CONE
mcu,lng az tIu northeast corner oi
/ the land hereby conveyed. thence
running southcrly 20 feet, more OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16

less. thence eastcrly 10 feet. moro or
less. thence southorly So feet. more
or less, thence westerly 321 feet more
or less, thence northerly 70 feet, moro
or less. thence easterly 80 feet. more
or less, thence northerly "a feet.
more or less, thence casterly 500 feet
10 the place OF beginning. together
with the r~.ght-of-way OF "a private en-
trance 10 said land and being S feet
wide from north TO south and lcading
into the lands conveyed herein. from
Rarelas road between the houses Of
Andrea Sedillo de Sandoval and Juan
and Ventura Sandoval.
Said decree awards damages TO the
plaintiff. Henry Huning In the sum OF
S3.049 IS. which with interest at the
rate OF 8 per cent. amounts on the
day Of sale To- s3fi3.Si and i2S515
attorney fees. which IL q first lien on
said property.
said decree also awards damages
10 y. @. HIS, croSs-compiaiuant. In
tho sum OF 100000, which with in
tercst az the rate o. 10 per cent.
amounts on the day OF sale "a
S2.075.OO and s?Oi.0O as attorney
fees which said amounts are a sec
ond len on said property said de-
cree also awards costs 81 suit aud all
expenses Of sale.
BRUNO DTECKMAN.
Special Master.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16

New York, oct. t6.-The record 81
today's brief session was one of UNI
oven declines, followed by general re-
cOvcries at the end. Initial prices
were more or less confusing and un-
settlement became more general later
on selling OF United States Steel and
other potential issues. a number of
the marshes were lower bS one to two
points which rails at Louisville and
Nashville. New Haven. Erie second
preferred ana Rock island showed
similar declines. The rally In the FINAL
dealings was led by Baldwin Locomo-
tive and Bethlehem Steel. the latter
rising seven points from yesterdays
close at the new record price OF isi.
The closing Wa steady. Bonds wee
firm.
American Sugar Refining. ti2k.
Anaconda Copper, 7jh.
Atchison. 1861.
Chino Copper. so.
Inspiration Copper. i27..
Northern Pacific, III.
Heading. 7SA
southern Pacific. g5A.
Union Pacific. i34N.
United states steel. S2@.
United states steel, pfd.. nv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16

Chicago. oct. IG.-Wheat develop
ed strength today. largely as q result
OF wet weather iu the spring crop
belt threatening further delay in any
accumulation OF supplies al the lead
- terminals northwest. Tnwelcomo
rains continued In some of the winter
wheat territory. Urgent demand,
too. M Liverpool IVES stll In evidence.
The opening which ranged from 90
GO p higher. was followed Dos % mod
crato additional upturn. The close
Wus unsettled. Tc net 0lEhor, with
December at g0S5 and May a.
$. OgE.
~ corn. ne IN wheat. tho unsettled
wc.'hcr had "a hullish erect. After
'rcn.nE $50 20 Sc higher. the mar
IJet scored set further gains. Tho
close was steady az = n Ec Co &c
net advance.
oats kept upward pace with on
ccrcalL
BIG export sales lifted the proy.s-
son market.
CLOSE.
Wholt-Dcc f1oS- May, 81 oei. .
Coru-Dce. GOtc; May, GiNc.
oats- Dee. i0Mc; May. i0Nc.
Pork-Dec., {l5t7; Jan. fi5.52
Inri-No,. $3.50, Jan, S9l5.
Ribs-Uct.. Se.97. Jan. So 3d.