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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
DR.. GoodnOw Urges
Budget Reform
From s,a- Correspondent o To- Tribune

rF-o-7 = SAT Correspondent - TIE Tribune
Albany. June g. DR.. Frank J. Good
now, president Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. a leading expert on statutory
and administrative law, advocated eN-
ecutive budget making and the short
ballot at a hearing this afternoon be
fore a Joint session Of the Constltu-
tional Conventions committee on state
officials and the committee on finances.
Professor Lowell. Of Harvard, Will ad-
dress the same committees next Thurs
day.
DR.. Goodnow would have only the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
elected and would give the Governor
power 20 appoint the other state Of
fcers as his cabinet He also advo-
Gated the coordination of admins
trative functions and the consolidation
Of the $50 departments OF the state
government under few heads.
"Rudrot making as carried on IN
tbi, state" said DR.. Goodnow. leads
10 cxtravagancc. The Governor aided
biz experts. could give more reliable
estimates Of what the appropriations
should be than the average legislative
committee. He is the hub. as IT were,
Of the state administration, and as
such IS in position 10 become familiar
no. only with the needs Of the various
DEPARTMENTS but also with the revenues
that may be expected.
Or. Goodnow said that another rea-
son FOR executive budget making was
the tendency. common IN popular gov
crnmcuts. toward useless expenditures
for local purposes. to enhance the pop
ularity Of the Legislators with the folks
hack home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
TO HOLD STUDENT CAMPS
Army Finds Way to Meet Elk
penses Under New Law.

Washington. June 3.-Army plans tor
boiding student military camps this
sumner are going ahead in spite OF
tho recent decision of the Controller
of the Treasury not allowing accounts
for expenditures in connection WIZ"
such camps last year. -,
The students. who gather l9oH eo'-
leges all over the country, IN al! case
pay FOR their own transpor'hIlou 90
well as subsistence, and way mas peei.
found 70 keep all other expenses
within the requirements of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
ALTO 20 YEARS FOR SLAYER
Court Hopes Sing Sing Will
Inflict Hard Labor Penalty.

Joseph Laurie. a white SLAYER. was
sentenced 70 from four TO twenty years
Al hard labor in Sing Sing YESTERDAY
bv Judge Mulqueen. "You are beneath
the scorn and contempt Of any person
with spark OF manhood said the
Court Il am imposing an additional
sentence Of hard labor. and ! hope the
Sing sing authorities will see That you
do hard labor so that as the time
masses YOU will have ample opportunity
10 realize the cnormty Of your crime.
Flectrocution is too good for any man
such ~ YOU. who viii sell woman IN
bondage
Laurio was convicted last week FOR
having sold Sophie Wundcr. twenty
wears old. 10 Detective Enueht. VINO
noscd AS wealthy Brazilian. ity
dollars IN marked bills figured IA the
TRANSACTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
M'COMBS HOME AGAIN
Democratic National Commit
tee Head Won't Talk Politics

William F. McCombs, chairman OF
the Democratic National Committee
returned 70 the city late yesterday al
ternoon after an absence OF four weeks
He talked to many prominent politl.
clans during that time, but said he dc
not think the time had come for nm
TO comment on political conditions toi
publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

any other city, power 70 regulate the
salaries OF municipal employees.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
Nap Rucker Is No Longer---
A Smoke Nuisance, But
Old Master Is Now
Busting Up League
With FlOater

NEW YORK. June i2.--It doesnt
always take binding speed 70 carry
a twirler to the dizzy heights %
fame Ole' Nap Rucker. who IS
southpawinR FOR Charles Historical
Ebbetts' Trolley Dodgers. is proving
hat theory
Fucker is slow.balling his way
back into the realm OF class Years
ago Napoleon blazed biz way % glory
on the diamond by using speed. re
shot left-hand voIlsys al batters with
such terrific speed that they mag
med he packed Krupp gun on his
hip
But the day came when the old
arm went back on the great south
paw He demanded 100 much of u
ia the strenuous campaign % 1919.
The arm gave out n vithered away
for the time being and 'he great
twirler vas forced 10 give MP tho
game altogether for while
hll during 1914 Rucker nursod tho
I'D wing along. trying 10 get II hack
Into shape But his efforts wero
frultiess Re had smoked II ont
This year tho big southpaw start
"a on With different tactics he saw
that the old speed thing was for him
no more. He figured 10 AJAX suu
GOOD enough 70 stay up in tho big
tent. however. and he set about find.
Ing a way 70 win ball games with a
bum wing
. 4 couple ~ weeks ago. ahen hc
vas shooting az the Giants A. the
Polo grounds Rucker staged his first
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
Motorcycle Season Toes
Mark for Sunday Getaway

The eyes OF the motorcycle WORLD
will he directed towards the fair
grounds track Sunday afternoon.
when congress oa American motor.
cycle champions vill compete ia the
program OF races held under ,Ee di-
rection OF the Interstate Racing A..
sociation com any. which is staging
It's initial meet In Detroit lnasmuch
as all OF these riders have been pro
vided with 1915 racing machines.
records are expected 10 fall not only
the I00-mile race. which is called he
Michigan sweepstakes. but also In
the final heat. which Is the feature
OF the short races.
The qualifying heats vill clint
nate the slower machines. and -
viii bring all OF the fast ones to-
gether in the final
The association expects % on
trants. among whom are all OF the
hest riders in the country and we'll
known in Detroit among motorcycle
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12

enthusiast ~p"c.a paratiOns
are uoa under as i7g the aaad.n
Of the crowds which ara expected TO
visit tha races from outside OF the
city
The Excelsior motorcycle factory
IN CHICAGO VIII send the TAO fastest
men Of its string az peed pilots 70
carry me co,ors O.. rtr Biz Ey IN mo
iVgul. -Weepstakes at tho nir
g-oTda Sunday Tary ar" Bob Pc.
~ Sho has Just returned fr1m q ,r.-
umrhant campaign ca thr par.-c
coast tracks, and Glenn stokes Tho
peer 81 the native son racing men.
The machines that they VIII bring
with them will be- the fastest thing
that the big Chicago factor knows
now 70 turn out. duplicating ia most
respects the mount that was used s.?
Los Angeles 10 se- new world
record q 81 seconds a., for mile
on the motordrome theye-an aver
age of 100 miles per holr
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
Definitely Matched for Open Air Bout July Announces Rocks
President Cleveland's Son Crack Athlete

pick cleveland. son 90 the late
president. straPpins Young chap
~ Is Who Is close 10 six feet and
weighs lSS pounds. Is finishing a
fouf.year course az Exeter acsd-
envy and is one ~ those fellows
who cal blend athletics and study
aud take hOnors in both branches
lie Is president OF the lnterscho-
lastic Track association " New
England. and is bcs, known as
sho; putter.
In this particular speciality he
has achieved considerable spcccSS
indoors and outdoors AZ the ~
cent Harvard interschoiasiic
meet IN the stadium. pick hung
ID 4 new Harvard schoolboy rec
ord with the shot. putting the ~.
pound iron bah - feet six inches
lie Is 10 report for The Prince
ton freshman team In October. for
the son 81 the former president
enters the alma mater 81 his late
father. next fall
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
WALLACE DOES
WELL AS UMPS

BOSTON, Mass June I2.-Rohby
Wallace Is sure 10 be- i competent
umpire IN due time. The former ST.
Louis PLAYER made good impress
sion right from the outset and Is
sure 20 be given every chance. This
is indicated by his being paired
with Billy Evans. the star Official OF
the American league. who no doubt
Nill De able 10 give Wallace lots OF
instructions and aid him 10 perfect
himself in his new work Wallace
is character Who IS sure 10 de-
mand the respect and good wishes
OF the players and club officials and
he stands chance OF becoming
che OF the games best officials.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
RICHIE TO
BOX WELSH
Willie Yields to Terms
for Chance at
Champ

For several days ambition and the
habits OF pugiliStic lifetime have
been engaged in merry battle
Within the person OF While. Richie.
and ambition has won Ever since
he Won the light crown. Willie has
always demanded and received a
guarantee for every fight
When he fought Joe Rivers he
got a guarantee OF $4,000. Then he
met Leach Cross in New York and
received s. poo. Later on. and in
turn. he took on Ad WoIgast in NIL
Naukee. where be exceeded his
guarantee ot SIo0Oo hy nearly 81.
200; Tommy Murphy An san Fran.
cisco. where m got $4,000. Char
lie White in Milwaukee. where he
pulled down $4,000. Freddie Welsh
in London, where ne received 60.
Geo, and then Freddie Welsh here
where he got $4,000
Recently be- was offered a match
with Freddie Welsh az New York
for July 3 or >. Wife thumped
Welsh in fine style in their node.
cislou bout az Gotham early in the
spring. and he is confident that ne
can knock out the yitleholder when
they meet again. There il nothing
be would rather do than regain the
title. but Pollok and Dan McKe;.
rick. the promoters. refused TO give
a guarantee. and Willie baked Per
centage on the gate is SIT they would
offer. and IL took Richie a long
time 20 come around But ne yield
ed last night. and the bout is as Ger
tain as any pUgilistic encounter is
three weeks before IL is due
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
MANY SURPRISES
FEATURE DEXTER
CLUBS MATINEE

The weekly matinee 90 the Dex
ter Park Driving association proved
very interesting. and although there
were only three races on the pro.
gram there was plenty ~ excite
ment this matinee being the begin.
ming OF mile heats IL showed a re-.
yersal in form and some surprises
we're handed out
In the 40 tro'. King Albert took
'he hrst heat very hRudily but
Archie Wilson proved too strong for
him and won the following heats
and race In The 80 pace Flab.
bergnst surprised them all In half
mile heats. ~ had never shown his
best bat his STAYING powers were
displayed very prominently winning
the race in straight heats with speed
20 spare
The match race between Donnie
VI and Lilly y proved landslide
for those that backed Donnie NJ.
Lilly h. being the tsvorite and
thought 10 vin easily. came ~ a
splendid second in the hrst heat.
bar in the deciding heat. Donnie NJ
won by 10 lengths In an easy drive
Mr. DE Gcntenaar after winning
tho match race. vas presented with
beautiful bouquet Of flowers by
the admirers OF Donnie VI
Tn" next matinee viii take plac"
June II. sunday July I. purses To
the amount OF $3.50 Nill BE- ogeerd
Summaries.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
Failure of Teammates
to Bat RObs George
of Win

Pllll-ADELPillA. Pa. June l2.--R
any more ball games are los, by one
run margins by the Tigers In the
near future. Hughcy Jennings Is go
ing 10 touch on some dynamite IN
his cucampment. For the second
time IN Two days, the Red SoN wal
loped the Beugals 10y a single count
or margin yesterday, the score being
aud 3. and tiughCy saw so many
chances for his lads 10 even up the
count that he Was seeing red before
the end OF the contest and stiil had
a scarlet haze before his lamps when
be struck Philadelphia town tails
morning
Boston now has two series with
the Tigers packed away. the total
count for games now being FIVE and
two. and that is not a very satisiac.
tory record The anxiety with which
jennings regards Boston Is shown
by the fact that be permitted GEORGE
uauss TO take thr mound yesterday
and receive his FIRST defeat at tho
hands OF Carrlgans warriors.
Dauss should have won. lie pitch
ed better ball than Foster. and III"
Tigers got on bases often enough 20
double the score liut the prtroitcrs
seemed 20 have los their punch, and
blows that meant journeys over the
pan we're not forthcoming There
were some peculiar breaks 20 the
game. and Detroit didn't ret them.
once. with the bases full, Cobb drop.
ped the ball In from, or the plate on
n aukc blow. and a double play re-
suited Many hot slams vent into
guarded territory. too, and some OF
these fgured IN disastrous par outs,
The Tigers are ia Philadelphia to-
day for four games Iennlngs con.
Gdently expects 20 clean No In this
series. and hopes 20 take he lead
while Washington ana Chicago ar"
saving IN Stecn viii start gamn
IT. tho philadelphia series, II Is ex'
ppcted. The club rests tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12

Donald II Taylor cannot be secured.
il is possible Johnny Wolgasl, the
brother ~ the former champion and
himself a fighter who can satisfy a
particular crowd. will meet Melon
aid II this bout falls through. Ben
ME Mcneil will be matched with
Billy Hughes. ~ the 500. the feather
weight champion OF Canada and a
corking good battler Buck HAYES
and suitable opponent Sill appear
in the siy-round preliminary.
Rocks is going 10 make a tremen-
dous bid for patronage AT this open.
ing fight. and T. the public responds
in q suitable manner. he expects lc
stage open-air fights az NJ. Clemens
al short intervals throughout The
summer The card he has planned
is a good one. and should make ,
strong appeal.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
NIGHT BATTING AVERAGE
DRAWS TIN WARE.

This Is emphstically an age when
bright lights and major league base.
ball refuse 10 mix. The suspension
OF numerous players at ST Louis,
Boston. Cincinnati and other cities
because players did not keep IN
condition are familiar. and IN sew
eral instances. good PLAYERS have
Ieen sent 20 the minors for this
reason alone. In the past year
there have been some such in
stances in Detroit.
Now one OF the veterans OF the
game, whose lapsss have been dub.
bed eccentrioitiss and overlooked
for years is slated for the discard
Larry Mclean, catcher for the New
York Giants. and The only finished
relief man for the veteran Meyers.
Is on the suspension list for failure
TO keep in condition. and McGrav Is
anxious TO unload him. No other
major league club sill take him.
and "Mugssy" has expressed the
hope that Larry jump TO the Fed
erals, so a heavy contract can be
declared void.
The hotel rough house in which
Mclean participated yesterday has
undoubtedly ended his major league
career.
I, was reported early in the week
that Mclean would jump 70 the ST.
Louis Feds. but that now seems 10
be improbable, and II is said that
Manager Fielder Jones tipped OF
the owners that he did not want
Larry on his team
Professional baseball Is not noted
for interference with the diversions
OF It's slaves. but temperance is aO-
solutely insisted upon these days
and any glazing switch from the
narrow path is a deadly sin. rather
than a regretted lapse. as in years
not so far passed
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
MORSE GIRL is
NEAR NET CROWN

ST. MARTINS. Pa, June l2-Miss
Molla Rjurstedt and Mrs q II.
Wightman won their matches tn tho
sent final round for the national
singles tennis championship at Tho
Philadelphia Cricket club yesterday
The finals will be played this after.
noon
In fhe final round for the doubles
championship yesterday afternoon
Mrs Wightman and Miss Eleanor
Sears. reprcscn,lug the Longwoof
Cricket club. - Boston defeated
Mrs Marshall Mclean and Miss
Chapman, ~ The west side Tennis
club. Forest PAX. III
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
Boston Defeats G. Dauss
For First Time In History
HARRY WolvERToN HURT
BADLY IN AUTO CRASH

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June
70. Harry Wolverton, former
manager of the New York Yam.
KEGS, and az present In charge
OF the local Pacific leaguers. sui.
tered three fractured ribs. a
broken claviclc and possibly a
critical injury TO his lungs when
MS automobile dragged him
hlock down hill yesterday
Wolyerton cranked the ma
chine and Il started before he
could get ont OF It's path Hts
clothing WAS caught and at the
end 81 block the car crashed
into a telephone pole At ST
ukes hospital today his condi.
ION was said 10 be "a favorable
81. could be expected.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
international League.
ST NNDTNG.
War and Need for Cavalry Mounts
Credited With Revival of Racing

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breeding stimulating
dollar
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The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
COLUMBIA is
AGAIN SHAKEN

POUGHKEEPSIE, y Y, June 10.
When The Columbia varsity eight
took the river today Manner was al
bow in place OF sImonds. and Mans
back. from tho junior crew. filed
in At No. ? In the big eight. the
result Of another sudden shakcup by
Coach Rice.
Sturgeon. who has held No. In
the varsity boat all spring. ex-
changed places with Jauss, who has
been putting in No 6 In the Junior
boat. Both nc Pennsylvania and
Syracuse squads were tho same to-
day as heretofore.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
tile Wonder East Is
Daily Over
Peach
.USS is GAMES
TTNY IRON MAN"
ut One, but He's a
Wonder just the
Same
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

10y Cobb Is Just as much Detroit,
Intuition as Belle Isle, and his
Movements are taken as a mst-
OF course here. We all know
I'D the class of the world. but its
old story with the Jungletovn
H11s. and they refuse 20 allow them.
tes to become undnly crazed BY
Spectacular work,
10 has had the east raving for a
nys' stretch now. and Detroit
been sitting back. amused AT
Cmotion Broadway and the Hub
w been exhibiting. But little
Uce OF some statistics gathered
~ the hrst OF June gives those
~ out east some justification.
have an idea that II Tyuis did
Narin field all that he has done
This eastern trip since the first
&ho month. Detroit would become
NV enthused than is customary.
nee the first OF the month.
us scored Is rms. hi, safely IL
- for one home run. several
baggcrs and some incidental
Ne, and has stolen II bases.
~ hassocks than many players
~ IN a season. Included in the
crds OF the. thefts is sneak
-. and garnishing the larceny
n the tale Of numerous extra
~ acquired through poor throws.
tched NUTS and all sorts OF mis-
~ into which the Georgian Peach
I'D the unfortunates who had
~ assigned TO the task OF tam
him. On the whole. Tyrus has
va 10 days of the finest baseball
~ seen In the country.
otroif may not have so much
1Dn. either. to Kid the east for
4nthusiasrn. for n memory serves
"a one Walter Johnson created
Dlderable CONSERVATION and
ced more than a little comment
I'd recent visit TO this city.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
vGAT SHOULDN'T Ro5
)o8 OF CREDIT.

y q shame George Dauss did
Twin yesterdays game. He
Nod plenty good enough TO win.
400 many chances to score were
~ away by his team mates to
ut q victory. II he had copped
rontest. Dauss would have been
I'm as the Tiny Iron Man" OF
Exme He IL probably the
HEST hurler who ever attempted
Itch two major league games in
~ days. and sandwich heroic
~ relief work In between.
y Il stands. Daugs' record Il
hi passing In the gold leaf
1ves. He allowed but nine hits
three runs In his three days OF
oecutive pitching. and three Of
4 runs were In one inning. A
~ fellow never displayed more
eness nor willingness nor abil-
ever the long route than did
IRE, and the defeat Of yesterday
"a be forgotten in the recolIec-
o. Dauss' splendid work.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
STAGE NIGHT
AUTO RACES

NEW YORK, June Knight
auto racing will De revived az the
Brighton Beach race track when
the FIRST classic Of the season in the
east is staged at the seaside course
tonight.
An afternoon performance viii
also be held and many OF the crack
drivers OF the indianapolis 500 mile
race are scheduled 10 participate in
both matinee and evening events.
The speedway viii be Illuminated
with a new electric lighting plant
and by nitrogen lamps located at 50.
foot intervals along the outside Of
the track.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
e.. ALEXANDER
TO WORK A BIT

A John Roesink announces that
be has secured the promise 81 Man
ager Fat Moran. Of the Phillies, thas
Grover Alexander will warm Up TO
morrow afternoon az Mack park. and
viii pitch 20 few batlers 20 permit
local fans 70 look him over. The an
uouIcement will undoubtedly swell
the attendance ~ the semi-pro park
foT Alexander ranks as the class o.
al curve ball pitchers IN the game
today
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12

Tho Cub. are back Ia FIRST place
again to-day. "a Wn~ RUE~r's hirfh-
dsy and nj. n,ep handed " 10 him NJ
pr~ssn'
e. MathrN~cn came To- ufc hnd
pttrh.d tho Giant. to Nicturs over
the raIIous ards.
The TANKS came from behind
oyrrroniinG -sNru~Tun lead, ava
trimmed the SeN. Rowland star
.Ishhrr Mr. fnber, was licked
arient,.
The Reds md DODGERS put ~
class rNhlhitIoa. going ~ rounds
10 TO roWpt. with the nrds on the
ose end.
without n kobhte In the browns s~n-
stor- tusSrI whIch urnt a. the Rick
eys.
Guy Morton took another kirk NJ
the .adty shattered stats OF Connie
MACK hlnnktnE the rrsfwhtlc KINGS
of the unIN-r-e with two hits.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
WANTS ALL ScRApPERs
TO REGISTER

Rocks Is anxious for every boxer
in the city and surrounding territory
10 register with him. giving the ad-
dress al which they can be reached
He wants 10 use lot OF local talent
In the bouts he IL planning. and
thinks that a roster % the baitlerS
win be a convenient thing for both
him and the boys themselves He
would Ike some quick action in this
respect.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
njpAN-LoRE
m ASSURED

NJ Rocks. president secretary
10rcr. matchmaker and Official
no of the Bath City Athletic
ANNOUNCES that he has definite
Dncd Johnny Lore and Mickey
)An for the final OF the open.air
~ tournament TO be staged at
IA South Michigan league ball
u Mt. Clemens on the after
~ Monday, July 5.
e means that the proposed Mt.
ous card is assured. Rocks him
I'LL referee all the bouts. This
- good news 10 the fans who
20 Journey 10 the Bath city 10
"a the first outdoor show in the
Cor many years.
n Lore and Sheridan are clever.
live fighters. and they are
Nnatched. Moreover. they dis
4oeh other exceedingly. and
q no brother act on the pro
when they are appearing.
II put up a beautiful scrap at
of last winter. when Rocks
G)rd man In the battle field on.
A. jackson. they started "a
rough tactics. and Devers
vne the Official. was unable 10
10 thcm from marrine the con
~ their violations OF The
cDNry code. Rookie will stand
sAing OF that sort and a repe
M the nre Windsor argument
expccted. That means q
ety1 worth Witnessing.
Gnhl 70 win be 10 rounds. a,
stmi-nnal The principal,
osns have not been definitel,
n possible. Rocks will
cInmy Taylor and Alex Nc
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
OAkMANS TO
MEET TIMKENS

Milton Oakmans baseball team
viii 90 10 the mat with the Timken-
Detroit Axle Co. crew tomorrow az
ternoon az MaloHey's park out West
Jefferson. The sheriff Vill direct
the FIRE OF his warriors and Joe York.
former South Michigan league UNI
pire. VIII boss the Timkens. The
teams viii line up as follows.
Oakman--M Nsllis. 2b Mahe-. 80 .
Gurney Dawson. J. 2 Lane
10 Burgess 2. Z. Cary. r. g. Burns
C. Z HEnTion. g. z Dsnk CO. Reska
g. Carroll. = Tracy E.. Uenuer 3
MaIskt = O. L0ranger.
c. 4 J Kelly. D. Schaefer. lb..
Miller. Co. H8shuer. = s. - Kelly
5h Dalton. ca Aldrich. c.: Clement
L kenUv q