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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
LARGE. FIELD
FOR BIG STAKE
ID. & c. Race. Feature Event
Of Afternoon, Draws IL
Entries

The ID. a c. stake. which will fea-
ture the Windsor running meeting
this afternoon, will share the fast
track and excellent racing condi-
tons with the other feature races
OF the meeting. Never has the
weather been better 10 the bangtails,
although there are a few mudders
across the liver that have been de.
MED chance for their specially.
There are II entries in the ID. &
c., In which the three-year- olds and
up will race one mile for $1,000,
and most OF them are popular
horses Irish Gentleman and King
CORN are highly favored. and
Squeeler is certain TO draw a lot
OF wagers.
There VIII be plenty Of long dis
lance racing today. Both >Vhe stake
race and the NTH go for one mile
and the sixth and seventh are for
a mile and sixteenth Baby Cal.
winner Saturday over Greetings and
some other favored steeds. is in the
seventh with a feather on his back.
Another OF Saturdays winners that
will be watched today is Jane
Straith. who paid well in the other
start
One OF the finest races Monday
was that run by Greetings, who was
involved in a field OF unusual speed.
Collins lay back and let the field
nght II out TO the stretch, and then
plowed through in style that showed
the real class. The victory was
popular, "a were those OF Recluse
and Blind Baggage.
The best price of the day was
paid by Ray O Light. in the sev-
enth race. A ticket on the Ray was
worth $3.50 for 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Cullop Will Be Out of
Game for Many Days

knocked out, while the last battery
man TO suffer was Jimmy Archer
OF the Cubs. who smashed a finger
IN stopping a foul tip.
The Dodgers opened up an even
wider gap on the struggling Ma.
uonsl league field whom they wer.
presented their game With Cbic-zo.
3 TO 0. Joe Tinker started a row
which wound up IN the game being
forfeited 10 Brooklyn and the CUBS
fined $1,000.
The Yankees. Keeling under the
last blows OF their INK. succanbcd
to the twirling OF Willie Mitchell -
the Tigers. and LEI The Red ana
White Sor creep closer 20 'he lead
ership.
Donovan's team must face he
strong western clubs within week
minus their three best pitchers
their two hardest hitting Infelders
and at least one OF their star ouf.
helders.
Playing better ball than thoy have
played all season. the world cham
pion Red Sox are climbing steadily
toward the top as they swing past
the half way mark, while Detroit
and Chicago are In a position o.
make things unpleasant FOR any club
ahead OF them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
F. COTCH CAN'T
DEFEND TITLE
Broken Leg Ends All Chance
For Bout With Joe
Stecher

KENosHA. Wis, July ls.-Frank
Gotch, worlds wrestling champion,
was laid up here today with a
broken ankle and all chance OF get.
ting Gotch into a match with Joe
Secher. Omaha grappler. In the
near future. has faded. Gotch snap
ped the nbula OF his left leg in
an exhibition bout here last night
with his trainer. Bob Managoff. of
Chicago. The injury was OF such 4
nature that Gotch was taken 10 a
hospital, He will probably be re.
moved to Chicago in a few days.
II will be necessary for him 10 can
eel his theatrical engagements for a
great part OF the summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Yank Star Finger
Tears Ligament;
Many Hurt

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Fate had
shufYled the cards for several
American and one National league
team today with disastrous results,
dealing the already stricken Yam.
KEGS another blow and cutting down
the batteries OF no less than Ave
teams.
Pitching In the second inning OF
the game against Detroit. Nick Cul-
Top, the Yankees most dependa bic
twirler, fell TO the ground with a
torn ligament which wsl keep him
from the game for weeks. In the
same game Ray Caldwell stopped a
hot liner with his kneecap and
limped from the field a cripple for
a few days, At least.
Wallies Schang. the Athletics
plucky catcher. crashed into the
grandstand in pursuit OF foul ball
fractured his jawbone and possibly
his skull.
Oevr in Boston, Hank SEVERED. Of
the 81. Louis Browns, collided with
Babe Ruth at the plate and was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
What May Happen
In Scores Today
DETROIT BOATS
RACE WE'LL AT
BAY REGATTA

PUT.IN-BAY. o.. July l9--Detroit
yachtsmen are jubilant this morning
over the showing they made In the
first days racing az the Put.in.Bay
regatta. They came as close 10 n
cleanup as would be possible in
regatta the size OF this one. In the
division OF club-owned cat boats.
Kramer and Smith took first and
second. and Detroiters won almost
all the other places In the race for
2l.foo;ers. Rumney In Camella led
the neld. and other Detroiters took
all the places In the yawl race,
Jerome piloted Nahma home in
front. Miller won The dory class.
Cleveland showed strong in the pow
erboat racing. but Hotcher's express
cruiser. Betty NJ. l. l.. won its race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Watching the
ScorebOard

Wild Bill Donovan! When the
Yankees dropped a notch TO their
most dangerous rivals, and Nick
CuIlop fell unconscious with
torn liEament. and Ray Caldwell
limped from the heid with an In
old Donovan smile that won't
admit defeat.
Davy Robertson caught one on the
nose st 80. Louis which would he go
Ing yet ~ there hsrnt been n fence
some 900 feet away. Ii was rec
ord homer for the Mound city.
Iris Speaker spilled the benns for
the Lee Fohlies I'm Washington when
hts muff let the winning Senatorial
run come across.
Young Meyers. Connie Mack. one
pitcher. famed 10 white Sex. but
lost his game when his mates failed
usual
Detroit, Chicago and Boston all
moved closer as the Yankees fell.
Charley H~rsog wants to buy him
self He offered his boss 100000 TO
set hin, free. NothiaG doing, Garry
says
Jawn McGrsw was walking off the
neid at St Louis under orders from
General Bob EmsIie. Miller Hug
gins didn't think he was walking
fast enough. suppose you set the
HugEins Joined Jawn In a shower.
oRube Oidrfng caught the RATHER
oct of bis home town yesterday and
was right NJ home when the Yankees
lost. IL reminded him of recent times
Football players kick 60 gain
groundy bsiiplayer- who kick usually
leave the ground
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
This Inning
Won for Detroit

Third-Detroit.--v doubled 20
left Bush hunted safely along
third base, VII .going 10 third
ON wild pitch Wit scored and
Bush went 10 second. Heilman
was HIT by a pitched ball. Al
this point Markie was taken out
Of the box and Caldwell replaced
him. Cobb singled 10 right. Bush
scoring. Holman went 10 third
and Cobb second on the play.
Neach sent long fy TO High.
Heilman scoring and Cobb going
10 third Rurns went out. Cald-
we'll 10 Pirp and Cobb was doubs
led at the plate, Pipp 20 Walters.
Three runs. three hits. no errors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Why Is a Thirdbaseman.

a fair batting VINO
will be will third base
q play and
to a he Will
he priceless prize his The
a existed he
be a natural
clubs all the FINAL Jog the omewad
baseball II
that the only even
capable
him The minors have good third hasemen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
GOLFER, 10, EQUALS
PROS BEST MARK

ATLANTA. Ga. July 10
Gangway for Bob Jones. aged 70,
the newest golflng prodigy! This
juvenile wizard Of the links
boasts membership N the East
Lake Country club here and re-
Gently turned in a card OF 6s on
the e,46+yard links OF the organ.
ization. This ties the profession.
al record for the course made by
Stewart Maiden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
National League.
Yerterday's Results

Innings I25I 5STss RHE
BROOKLYN q o 0 % 0 o. 3
Chicago % . 0O0 0 % 4
Umpire Byron forfeited game TO
BROOKLYN 10 on account argument
By Manager Tinker.
BAtteries-Marquard Coombs and
Meyers Mcconnell and A-'Archer.
Vaughn. Seaton. Fisher. Cmpires--
Byron and Quigley
Innings "a 5sT RHE
Boston 81 90 q o II s !
Cincinnati o o o IS /
Batterirs--Ragon. Hughes and Ty-
Ter Gowdy. Schneider and Wings
Umpires-Eason and O'Day
Innings RI =
New York 1000 q 0 o IL .
ST Louis % o 0 0 ! Z IS II /
Batterie-Perrltt. Anderson and
harden, steel. Ames and Gonzales.
Cmpir.s--klem and Emslie
Philadelphla-Pitts cd.
wet grounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
Merciless Bill Carrigan
Orders Two Games Today
William Has No Mercy
for His Travel
Worn Guests

BOSTON. July le.--8ill Carrigan
! in an awful hurry TO reach first
place in the American league race.
lie Is just one day behind his
schedule. Last season ne landed a
year ago yesterday and never was
dragged down. In his haste he has
shown no mercy. This morning he
informed The Tigers that they must
prepare for a double-header this
afternoon BY winning two games,
he thinks be can pass the Yanks
tonight; Incidentally, he has a no
ton that tho Tigers would prefer
10 play Of that extra game on
Thursday or Friday. for Detroit has
had rougher going than have the
Red Sox. All the strategy in the
world fayors Carigan's course.
There il nothing for Manager
Jennings 10 do except prepare for
the battle. Dauss will pitch one OF
the games. ard IL is believed that
ne VIII win g. For the past week
Ac has been Wild as a hawk, but
he has worked steadily in the bull
pen, and should be back In form
now There is a bit OF inspiration
for George in a Boston game. for he
nearly always shows something
worth while when working against
that club.
Poland ia in line for the other
game. and Cunningham will be
available for relief work. Boland
il another OF these lads who Ia like
ly 20 show the Rcd Sox something
nifty. His little sharp curve works
much like that OF Dnuss Jennings
hoped TO have the doubleheader
come on a day when he would use
at least one left-hander. out Mitchell
pitched yesterday and Coveleskie or
Monday, so there Is no reasonable
chance.
Mitchell In q very popular lad ir
the Tiger camp Just now. The
southpaw has been 4 great pitcher
AMI there was nothing 10 explalr
his poor showing this spring excep
a lack OF nerve. He showed plenty
OF that In his last two games. am
his control WAS perfect. Should h'
pitch like that for the remainder
! OF the season, the boys believe thai
he will win the pennant for them.
Certainly there was no fault "a
find with his game yesterday. HE
shutout was wei earnei. anu the
Yanks never had a chance. The
Tigers didn't use up all their scor.
irg chances. by ally means, bat one
big inning was enough.
Bill Donovan hal some more bad
luck With Baker, Gilhooley and
Maisel out, William raw two of his
crnok pitchers suffer mifhaps. Cul.
lop collapsed from the heat and had
10 be taken from the game. Cald-
well was hit by a battsd ball and
painfully injured for the second
time this season.
DELMONTE, Cal. July 19.--Cham
pionship matches In the western
amateur golf tournament will begin
today with % qualined players
Heinrich Schmidt. who with Jack
Neville, ranks as the best golfer on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19

has decided to start somewhere and IS On
pennant When tht wen
end including 10 the middle OF last week WEI"
published pitcher league lie
but game He had permitted the
on his
though he had hurled only 81 innings In ever
his scandaous
he pitched glorious games one was ?
TO score ana ne
has
chiet
spring good believe that ne
a uprising viii be the hggeSt
Hman wasHsecud Incl
faith IN McHs
despite derisiy I'm pilots confidence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-19
BIG PROGRAM
FOR TRO!TERS
Grand Circuit Schedule Carries
Races Left Over From
Tuesday


Crg-yEI AND Julv Ia-rhere will
- -
De Iots OF racing tuis AFTERNOON NJ
North Randall. where the Grand Ctr.
cult is holding its opening meeting
IN auu'',on 70 .ou"s p.os''n n, '" 30.
2:os mace, scheduled for Yesterday
will be run OF. Rain interfered with
TUESDAY sport Inc 'uinhS''es
'or 'he uSy 'a''ne'
Rnndnii sweep.tskes, 3-Iesr-oids.
2'is class. Trcttins. value
Expressive Lou b T. by Atlantic
Express Murphy -..-............. !
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ofsner and done than the Giants who
anything Mc0aw traded Bird
well and 0owdy Boston who started a
hs Charles third
Cincinnati Since be secured the ends of the earth for
Milton
Grant Hunter Mcechne and old Hans Lber who
started
hc0aw couldn't nnd capable and rafting
~ heavens with his efforts to regain Herzog
Tnf0 oasanen born.
naoe
passable
OF them
MT or
1noke the youngster
Win genuine at the torridt
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They Don't Exist.

capable third
and making all sorts OF expert
turned Weaver, who is
all life Cleveland has sought a
unable do
better transpnted
who 80 Of The Browns sun cling to
shosop during his minor
gue WASHINGTON has Eddie Foster very capable performer
Connie
for position except third base and his
position
them ALL
else him
he hitting
he
II
outfelder order
b q
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The Pinch Hitter of the Year.

NhERE the
waop the ROYAL purpe
u raiment and he a
popular Bobby Sord
Cleveland war paint 1t rumored
iusty
mere We're Dali dozen other players could
Jsckson deal just well $3.50 1919 - ~
portion Roths
y M the best record Of Its kind this
~ the wonders kavanagh performed record
sy 1-rf.sAsA for Ceembe In eighth.
- srovln in
With
sf ,S Sa.s 20. ~ Ath sties 10 TO
ron wnase 49, ses.ss -'"s
sscrfnc
tn 2cuto of Bo.ton
and double
In eisht
etroit TO
In. beating
j.iy 10, ~. tine. v.,.,, -, a. -, -
ting Louis
Sny e-t7ness1 esstas 81,
u
Ssy x-rseseS ~srn"s ss~e' and walked
s.H s-TsssIes ar.s run.
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Tigers Gone to Boston

HHE Tigers have within game
a good clan TO upset at the presen,
crisis hasn't a Beanvte lot OF swat
clean sweep record LOT o
$3.50 In specu
this afternoon should not be forgotten
keystone
Of his life Carrigans pitching stan not We,
the Slouu
will have to
themselves.
Philadelphia
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|UuEsDAYs sporting Cdlop pulled gaent
i was a batted ball, Frank Gotct
leg way Schang bumped grand
with Hank
bruised Iris Speaker mund ny
Higgins
banished
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Omahs kirk. In with an off~r Of
sT5.OcO for Sterher-Gotcb nnish
wrestiipg match. Omaha must have
eoru~red all the money In the Wexi-
can mint.
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Today. Games.

New York at hicAgo.
BrOokly ~ "ittsburg,
Boston AT 81 Louis.
Phlllies a. Cincinnati.
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Yesterdays Resuita
Innings 3 I : RH r
Phlladel % 0 0 0 0 ca :
Ratteries--Cicotte and Schhlk Lam
ming. Nabors and Carroll Umpires--
Chtl and Evans.
Innings I23ls s7ss RHE
Chicago 90 Q 0 Q 0 % Z
PhIla0Nl o 0 Q IL 3
RatterlNs--SCott and Irpp Myers
and Meyer CmDires-Evans and
chill
innings l27l ss7s9 RHE
-. Louis @ 9 o o O-3
Boston II % 0 q - o
Ratteries--W eilmAn. Davenport
and SEVERED Hartley. Ruth and
Cady. Cmplres-Owens md Connol-
~
Innings 1884 s7Ss RHF>
Cleveland 0 o q q o. Z 2
Wash gton 0 0 o "a G ?
Battertes-Gould and Neil, Gal
liza and Henry. Cmpires-Hildeb brand
and OLoughlain.
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National league
That league has one younsser h; season who deemed nnd
o His
q
called Brooklyn tried
PttsbuSh
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The National League, Too.

EXPERIENCE defensive
/ hies the bag This OF
extraordinary
IL
elsewhere develops skill
inhed job bringing
third bssean and putting him there the mahat
thing that happens