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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
Weekend Give Tiger Hmler the Acid lie
Many Interesting Characters Entered In Hooser Speedway Classic
Brothers Be Romantic Feature of Grind

day. because OF damages to his car.
Earl Cooper 10 noted for what 10
termed his Judge OF p~cs. Given
instructions ~ 10 the pace he shall
set. he will make round after round
At the same even. winning clip.
Billy Carlson. Who will drive q
Maxwell. hasn't done much yet IN
the way OF winning But Ray Har.
roun has confidence In him. and
that explains his presence at the
Hoosier speedily.
Porpors.o. the Freedman. 10
the only driver entered ,'ho cannot
speak English. An interpreter sha-
dows him continually. he comes
from abroad 10 replace the team OF
Chsssagne and CoatAlep. who are
kept In Europe by the war.
Tom Alley has lived on the speed.
~Ay most OF his life, lie started
as . car tester there. and later act
ed as mechanician for De Palma,
from whom he learned the speed
game.
Gil Anderson went through hts
nrst 500mile race without a stop
for other than water. oil, gas and
tire changes. and without a single
mechanical adjustment. and that
feat so pleased Harry Stutr that Gil
Is assured q life job as a StutI DIRT
yer.
Eddie Rickenbacher Is known as
the best manipulation OF the steer
ing wheel among the entries. tie
learned his feats OF au,oeauestri-
anlsm on the short dirt tracks.
which are the hardest kind in the
world 10 drive. lie will come 10
Detroit Immediately after the In.
dianapolis race to try for the 100.
mile prize ~ the fair grounds Mon
day
George Babcock. Who got his
start by acting as mechanism for
Harry Grant, has no use for bull
dogs he ran over one In the last
race at Corona. but the canine got
revenge by putting Babcock's steer
ing apparatus out OF commission.
Interesting tales are likewise told
OF the other members Of the neld
OF .5 that will plunge across the
starting line Monday. and there are
no less interesting characters among
the boys who entered but failed to
qualify.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
What May Happen
In Standings Today
UP TO CORNELL
OR HARVARD TO
WIN AT PENNSY

PHILADELPHIA, May 2a.-The
one question puzzling prophets"
here prior to this afternoons finals
OF the for,ieth intercollegiate nee;
at Franklin held was--would Cor.
nell or Harvard finish first and se-
cure possession OF the thousand
dollar cham plonship cup on com
petition for the nrst time?
Cornell this afternoon will have
a man entered In all II events and
q total OF IS competing. while Har.
yard has ls entered.
Pennsylvania and Yale are con.
sidered out OF the running for nrst
place. both having qualified only IL
men yesterday. Deep gloom hangs
over Pennsylvania today. the result
OF Don Lippincot, pulling a tendon
yesterday. and Champion Hurdler
Bob Ferguson failing 20 qualify.
Much interest will be centered
in the mile and two.mlle events this
afternoon. The Cornell distance
runners are considered the most
dangerous in these events. and
should both be taken by the Itha
cans and should Ava Richards take
a place IN all the field events 10 10
forecasted Cornell will have a lead
dif,cult for Harvard 10 overcome.
Michigan qualified Smith, OBrien.
Corbin and Wilson.
The weather early today was
threatening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
FAST FIELD
TO START IN
HANDICAP

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 7s.-witb
Roamer as the favorite. the follow
ing fast field Ia announced as prob
able starters in the Kentucky Han
dicap this afternoon:
Harry Payne Whitney's Roamer.
now running under the eolors OF 1.
8 Thompson. 1879 pounds; Emil
HerI's Short Grass. 1874; r L. Bak-
er 4 Co.'S John Gund. III. and
EmerSon Cochran. i07: J. w.
Schorr's David Craig. liz, and I'd
Crump, 1903: w. J. weber's Hodge.
100: A. p. Humphreys Bronzewing
1915: Jefferson iIvinsston's Royal
II. io4: Lew Marions Prince Her
mis-, i03; J. T. Looney's Leo Ray. 3D..
and r. ID. weir's Ringing. as
pounds. Added starters may be W.
r. Mizelrs Robert Bradley. lo7; Y.
r. Bradley's Bradiey's Choice. i07:
T. c. MeDoweIi's Star Jasmine. 1913:
L. 8. Thompson's Harmonieon. l24.
". p. Grubers Little String, ~.
and r. ID. Weir's Ringing. Us
pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
Detroit Now Has More
Harness Horses Than
Any Other Oval
EARLY MEETING
PROGRAM is OUT
s ort Ship Circuit
Races to Start
July 5 u

The Michigan State Fair grounds
At the present time have In the
reish bcrhood OF 200 horses. headed
by Vim l.. SHOWS stable, which has
the most snd some Of the fastest
horses tracking AT the track. While
none have made very fast miles yet.
IN. horyes are all In good condition
and are now ready for speedy
work. which they will probably have
next week.
Thistle Patch. the Chamber OF
Commerce candidate in Mr.. Shows
stable. Is working nicely and good
Judges think he stands rs good q
snow az eny TO win the race. Scott
AcLane. OF Coldwater. Mich. with
his PAGER, lack. has heen the fastest
mile OF any mile In Is and the last
quarter in 20 i.2 seconds.
y. c. Cares with Ida Clair and
Free Bond, stepped mile in is Ia
over haltmiI. tracks. Lucille Spier.
Geo. W. slaughter's candidate in the
" 4 NJ. is working very nicely aud
has been mile iH . ~.
=. v. Fowler Is xseet on his
chestnut mare. Kate. This year and
looks for her TO beat ? ~ easily.
BaIon Heart paced a fsile in 2:30
and a quarter in 30 seconds. Bert
Nixon. his trainer, Is very strong
for him.
]. 5. Goldberg shipped his mare.
Mary V. 10 Lexington and the lat
est news IS that she l. doing very
nicely and will De able 10 trafn
again In about three weeks
The Detroit Driving >ub Is using
every effort &c make the local fair
grounds the most successful. place
10 train IN the country and have
more horses this year than any 9th
or place. Both tracks are N hrst
class condition and will be kept so.
The Shor, Ship circuit will open
at the Michigan state FAIR grounds
on July S. This meeting has largest
list OF entries and best horses en-
tered OF cny q the sort in tho state.
Following is the program for the
Detroit Driving clubs early meet
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
SIX GAMES,
THREE DAYS
Tiger Hurlers Have
Stiff Weekend
Ahead

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 2e-Three
doubleheaders In three days Is the
prospect before Hughey Jennings
and his Detroit Tigers Rain pre-
vented yesterdays contest. and dou-
bic bills will be presented here to-
day and Sunday. and az Chicago on
Monday
Hughey has no idea how he is go
ing 10 use his pitchers. Various
combinations have been suggested.
but 1t Is probable that he will wait
until the last minute and play
lunches. After arriving In the city.
Jennings delivered himself OF an
interview in which he expressed the
opinion that the Tigers would be a
better road club than the White
Sox.
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Howard wilcox. who took second
In both the Vanderbilt andj Grand
Prix events Al the Frisco fair. is
one OF the most reckless drivers In
the game HIS car wouldn't go as
fast az Restas on the straight.
Always. so Wilcox made up the slack
By sensational speedings on the
turns. and went through without q
scratch. In his early racing days.
Wilcox was always the member OF
a team. and VAS sent In With in
structions TO run the foe on their
feet by reckless spurts. He inyari.
ably ooeyed orders, and set a won
dertul pace until he smashed his
car. which was usually what hap
pened. Left TO himself. he Is a dan
gerous man for the whole distance.
Bob Burman is always an inter
esting character. He is hailed az
the most fearless man In the game.
The dirt road crown he recently
annexed at oklahoma city. where
he Tapped Oldheld In 30 miles. tie
still holds the record for one mile.
which he made in 25 rs seconds. a
rate OF l4i75 miles an hour He
is a tatalist. and his numerous mar
row escapes bear out his belief
Johnny Aiken IL the brains 81
the StutE team. he II responsible
for Davsons victory in the 50o-miIe
race OF 1919. and for GouX's win
over the same course the next year.
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lie camps in the pit. and directs his
racers by means OF elaborate sig.
nails In his early days he Was a
noted driver and still does some re-
lief driving. Aitken developed Char
lie MeerE. Howard Wilcox. Don
Kerr and the late Sadie Kincaid
Louis Chevrolet whose career has
been lurid from the getaway. is
hack In the game with q Comedian,
a car so tiny that IL resembles a
toy. he has contested In hundreds
OF races and set numerous records
His most sensational exploit was
his record drive up Lookout noun.
tain in the days when he was driv.
ing a Buick.
Eddie O'Donnell Is noted for his
nerve. In practicing for the last
Vanderbilt, he slid into ditch and
vas badly injured. lie showed up
for the race. however. with his head
svathed in bandagcs and one eve
swollen shut Luckily for him. the
race as postponed week because
OF weather conditions
Arthur Kelin recently deserted
the racing game to sell cigars for
his brother, but he Is back again.
Barney Oldheld. Who has raced
since the beginning OF time, IL stu
In the game. and seems 10 be get.
ting better every year. He has
made his stake and Is nov in the
game for the sport OF f. II IL an
nounced that he will not race Mon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
TtogNs TO CONE BACK
ron GAME, JUNE 9.

Il has been announced at the
Eavin otIices that II Is now very
probable that the Tigers and Yam
- Win play In Detroit on June 6.
= week from Sunday. The game has
boen hanging nre for some time.
on6 once II was announced that IL
Vas unlikely that both teams would
tome clear from New York for one
0ame. II is now practically ar
ranged TO play the game, IL h de-
e3ased.
Sunday baseball In not permitted
n the east. and June is an open
1afe. Miserable weather has inter.
ferred seriously with the Sunday
OAmes In Detroit. and the weather
completely linked the New York
series. which was expected 10 be the
Bio noise OF the spring at Navin
6ead The desire to get the game
out Of the way. thus avoiding two
ocuble-headers. and the possibility
60 giving the Detroit fans another
sunday game. are the reasons for
the long trip from Gotham SATURDAY
night. and the return jaunt Sunday
night.
The huge scale upon which base
hall msgnaies gamble on weather
. strikinsly brought 70 notice BY
Ne fact that so men viii be brought
dear from New York In special
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other than himself ne Palma
pleaded so hard. however that be
finally obtained the concession Of
being allowed 20 jack up the rear
wheels and run q standing still To
think o, the future premier OF the
American speed industry chuggins
away at the wheel OF this one-lung.
ed aier. shifting gears and manip-
ulating the accelerator without
budgiug. is rivaled only by a picture
OF John T. borrowing car fare. De
Palma is vithou, question now the
champion OF auto racers, WITH
Harry Grant. be holds the record OF
having Won TWO Vanderbilt cup
races.
This Grant Is supposed 10 be the
hard luck champion OF the world.
At Corona last fall. while travelling
IS miles an hour. he broke wheel,
the resultant Jar cracked the gas
oline tank. and sparks from the
grinding OF the wreckage ignited
the gas. Later. In the Frisco Van
derbilt. Harry stopped az the pit for
gasoline. An attendant filled the
tank with water. and Grant vas
through for that day.
John De Palma. RAlph's kid bro
Their. makes his 500 mile debut Mon
day. He learned the game from
Ralph. was initiated on the short
dirt tracks and IS now going IL
alone with The best wishes of the
u hole family.
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Since the speed trials eliminated
Caleb Bragg and Grover Bergdoll.
the two millionaire drivers who de
light TO risk both their uecks snd
part OF their fortunes over the
speed~ays. and r. T. donaldson.
the ?oyear-old baby OF the hooslsF
oval. the contest between the two
brothers. John and Ralph De Pal
ma. will supply the headline ro
nance in the 500 mile grind at IN
dianapolss Monday But while the
strife between brothers. one an in.
ternaiionally famed speed demon
and the other a comparatively un.
known youngster. takes the spot
light. there IL no lack OF interesting
features connected with the space
annihilAtors sho will seek 10 win
the rich trophies that will 30 10 the
winner OF the annual HooSier elias
sic
Oas OF the most interesting OF the
drivers Ia Dario Resta. famed as
the winner o. both the Vanderbilt
and Grand Prix races at Frisco this
spring This is a feat never equal
led in the history OF auto com
petition. RestA. who Is an Italian
BY birth and an Ensiishmsn by nat.
urslization. was once bicycle and
motorcycle racer OF note. HE broke
into the anto game al the famous
English track. Brooklands. and frst
competed in big race IN the 1905
Grand Prix. where he was ninth
among a. starters. Since he arrived
in this country this year. Resta mar
ried a sister OF Spencer Wishart.
Who met death while racing last
summer
Ralph De Palma. another o. the
favorites. Is probably the most pop
ular OF all auto racers. He is also
an Italian. and graduated into the
motor world from bicycle pumping.
An interesting tale Is told OF De
Palmas hrst experience with an au-
tomohile. Not hong after Spanish
war DAYS. when he was still a cy-
clist OF note. he became greatly in
terested In an old-time one lunger
auto. Il seems that the owner OF
the machine. OF which he vas inor-
dinafely proud. had great aversion
10 trusting the car 10 any driver
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
ROWLAND ADMITS
a FAILURE

The ne~s that Pitcher Jasper, o,
the White Soy. has been sold 70
Los Angeles. and that the hurler
has refused 20 report and "a con
tsmplsfing a leap 10 the Feds. =
interesting chiefly because the Incl
dent means that Manager Rowland
admits that one Of his theories has
failed 20 work
when Rowland was bossinE N
he Three-E Eye league. be had Jas
per on bis team Jasper was ar tn
fielder. bur running short OF pitch
ers. Rowland decided % make a
pitcher OF he youth so be did.
and later the lad landed IN the big
show va the Western league. as a
mouncsman He stuck. too. until
Rowland arrived and looked him
over from he major league point OF
view.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
CENTRAL AND
WESTERN MEET

Western High hopes 10 get back
In the interschoiastic baseball cham
pionship race today BY defeating
Central BY whom the Cowboys
were waIloped q week or two ago.
when a lad by the name OF sunday
came through with a timely circuit
drive The game IL 10 be played ~
o. A. c. grounds d. q. 8. will 90
the Port Huron for contest to
day. and Cass Tech will play Mon
roe at Monroe.
Yesterday Northwestern defeated
ynsi. 7 20 s, Mcmillan defeated Cass
Tech, II to 9. and Eastern lost 10
Mt Clemens. s TO Q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
Prosperity ID " el ops
Personality of
Champion
'TIGES AND YANkS
HERE. JUNE 6
Will Come Clear From
Gotham for One
Game
BIZ HAROLp s. WILCOx

When Jess Willard gets hack east.
there is going to be a lot OF re-
wilson Of sentiment regarding the
champion Eastern sporting centers
remember him as the huge, awk-
ward countryman whom they con.
oldersd joke contender for Jack
J0hnson's crown. Detroit remem-
ooged hi mmuch the same way The
est also saw him Just after he bad
knocked ont Johnson, when Tom
Jonss had not hit his correct man.
ooerial strids and Jess was still
bunktng from the strong glare OF
yablicity that was suddenly turned
fall blast upon him. The impress
oton OF that first week was not the
host In the world. and the word
came west that neither Jess nor
Tom could be the popular folks that
Il was expected they would be
4 Yesterday Jess came Ito Detroit
- traiIed BY JeneA dropred around
~ renew old scquaintancts The
enangs In the husky youth was re
unashnblA The besrfng of the cham.
Qopn was a much diYarsnt from
~ early days Of his reign as his
Dmgi1kstic ability atvthe time of his
NE Asht was different from his
o1llity nve months before.
Jeos came TO Detroit real cham
$500 huge. jot oas. gracious. con-
14snk gsntlcmau. With personality
sroa1srfully attractive and his
hnn6llng Of greetings and saluta-
11ons splendid. Six months ago he
80 just . goodnatured boy. used
~ misfortune and ambitious in a
ooet Of sad. wistful way Today. he
l-the champion. withou; an often
o1vs Characteristic and an unexpect-
~ rambler OF attractive traits. The
oose must revise It's dope.
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CHICAGO. May 2e.--willie Schae-
fer and Fred Gilmore. Chicsgo's en-.
tries In the welter~eight stakes.
fought a "grudge" fight At Racine.
Wis. Thursday night Besides the
pleasure each got from walloping
the other. they didn't Get anything.
Manager McCue. according to the
managers. refused to pay the men.
and the case will be fought out with
the Wisconsin boring commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
DAvY JONES BACK At
THE DRUG STORE.

naVy Jon a. former Tiger and
more recently a Pi1tsbHrgh Fed. is
back in Detroit, nursing a pulled
tendon and selling the various
things that are sold In an up-to-dats
pharmacy shop Dsyy hasn't much
10 say The pslled tendon made IL
necessary for him 10 Quit baseball
FOR awhile. and upon the manner IN
which his injury heals rests his
chances for more professional base
ball. he Is simply awaiting devel
opments. sure OF berth II ne again
gets in shape because OF his hitting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29

TARRYTowN. y Y. May %
Miss Lillian y. Hyde. Of South
Shore. today won the woman's met
ropolitan golf championship at the
Sleepy Hollow Country club links.
from Mrs. Joseph r. Davis. OF Pip
Ing Rock. score 4 up and . to play.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May %
The speedway management this
morning said there was no truth in
the report that various drivers would
unite in providing entertainment"
for the tourists stranded here for
the 500-mile race postponed 70 Mon
da> The plan was 20 provide com.
petition stunts and charge admis.
sion. The drivers said they would
agree 20 this II given IS per cent
OF the receipts
In some quarters II vas regarded
az just another attempt 20 hold
ND" the visitors and the speedway
wouldn't agree
Barney Oldfeld. and an aviator
will put on 4 race Sunday. however.
The 500-mile race Vill start
promptly AZ 10 a m Monday. ~ IL
Ia not raining a, that time II the
race once starts II will continue
even through rain. unless the
downpour should become so heavy
that the lives 81 the racers were
endangered In that case, the A. A
A officials would step In and stop
t.
This is The first time that
speedway race has been postponed
Indianapolis hotels and boarding
houses are rejoicing Already there
are hotel rooms selling FOR SIS a
day. divided among several occu-
pants Prices % shines increased
40 per cent. Tourists are com
planning One Fat man suggested
that martial law be declared. and
food commission appointed 20 keep
down the prices.
Only ~ racers all start Monday.
The A 4 a contest board ruled
that Burman's Peugeot Special must
be placed as Peugeot This forced
Babcook's Peugeot out OF The race.
for only three cars OF one make can
race. and Baboocks was The slow.
est Peugeot.
The board also ruled thar y. Van
Raslte must drive his Sunbeam
under his own name He Is an
English subject and used the name
Graham" 20 escape detection by
the British army officials. Il Is said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
SISLER SHOWS
UP FARMER BOYS

EAST LANSING. Mich. May ~.
Too much sisler cost the Asgies
their second game with the Uni.
versIty Of Michigan. While Miller
vas being pounded for ~ blows
and eight runs. sisisr held the
Farmers 20 two hits ana himself
raped out two triples and two SIN.
sies. The sesrs We . 70 4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
/. WILLARD SHOWS REAL
CLASS As HE BEARS THE
DIGNITY OF HIS CROWN
THlS is TNE WAY TO
HANDLE THESE GUYS

CHICAGO. May % William
Rupp. charged With conducting
a lottery game. IA the form Of
a baseball pool, NAs Hned $500
and costs the MAXIMUM in city
court here yesterday afternoon.
In denouncinE he baseball pools.
The city attorney said thu
gamblers would soon have base
ball IN Gisfavor eith the public.
as hey have horse racing and
boxing
Others viii - tried or the
same charges next week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
LANDLORDS
ARE HAPPY
Getting S25 a Room
At Indianapolis AS
Crowds Await Race

INDIAN spoIIs. May -
About the nr.t thing three De-
trotter~ saw on arriving was the
tnsid~ of the emergency ward OF
the city hospftnL George Robtn-
son. of Detroit. his son. Donald.
-. and urs- stella Kingston. Who
had come for the race, were
thrown from their marhine
when 10 struck one driven by T..
v. DsImb~rf. The two machine.
we've demolished. but the oc~u-
pant. e.~sp~d serfou. inJur,.
Although the Speedway track
is In excellent condition. the
xreaads are wafer-.oskrd- One
day Of Sunshine will make the
race possible Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
FIRST REGATTA
AT ANN ARBOR

ANN ARBoR. Mich. May 20
The Grand Rapids Boat club. the
Detroit Boat club and the Cadillac
Boat club. OF Detroit. viii meet
here today In the nrst regatta Of
the season. The program OF event4
will be a. follows:
Single scul1.
500 feet open tandem canoe.
2oO-yard swim. \
Four-oar shell.
Diving, header and under water.
I 900 feet open four canoe.
500 feet. student single canoe.
s0ysrd swim.
500 feet student tandem canoe
Double seuil.
500 feet, open single canoe.
Rssusc'tstion exhibition.
DIVING. fancy. ~
Eight-oar shell race.
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Ralph De Palma Says He Is Not Fast Driver
I24 Miles Per Hour Is the Fastest He Ever Went


A e
e Ninn The Vnde II this o. n G
remark De in ell ling IT,
o
may e ha 9 u p
Tracing will %
driver hundred
the . eve M
play Iu never 70 work OF it course d L times b 20 @
M mus kp srt h n is t.
he ssrsher that Il time o to lunch
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PullmAns and hauled back on ths
chance that one game can be played
giihog, interference from the
clouds IL Is safe 10 say that only
the most horrible sort OF Amos.
pheric conditions can cause the
postponement Of this battle
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SEEK TO CHECK
LATE SCRATCHES

NEW YORK. May 29.--The cut
ting to pieces by fine fields ct tho
Belmont Track at the last momepj
has started an agitation among Of
hcisls and racegoers here to chan9|
the time limit for Withdrawals.
Is suggested that all withdrawat|
mus, be made before 10 o'clock y
the morning. instead OF before
.. m. the present time. Strqll
pressure is being brought to b
on the Jockey club TO make
change. Wholesale Withdraw
have caused a great deal Of G
clam during the present meeting
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YESTERDAY. Results.

NNTFNT = MN 2 " FNNN NWT 7 NOM >
a. Shawkey ard schang. empires
Chtn and molly.
CI~veisnf-C Chicago postponed rain.
Detrolt-St Louis. rain
only three games scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29

BROOKLYN a. Si Louis
Newark AZ Chtcsgo. two games
Baltimore ~ Kansas city.
Buffalo AZ Pittsburgh
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international League.

yesterssy's Results.
Buffalo 3. Newark =.
Toronto 3. Jersey City .
rsovidenes Z. Montreal Z.
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Detroit az 81 Louis. two games
Cleveland AZ chicago. two games.
New York At Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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RACE MEET FOR
MEMORIAL DAY

The Dexter PARK Driving associ-
alton will hold q race meet A. their
new halfmile track. Gratiot and
Eight-mile road. on the afternoon OF
Memorial day. The races will start
at 2 o'clock sharp. There will be
FIVE races. with purses OF $40 for
each. The frst race viii be three
minute class. trotting or pacing.
The second will be 2:3o trottins;
the third. 2:30 pacing; the fourth
40 pacing and the nth, free for
all