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PART ONE STAND1XG STANDING 5 3 1 4 3 0 6 1 Totals 34 15 27 16 12 0 8 9 0 1 0 7 27 11 Totals 8 ST ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS 5 Pages 7 51 IO Part One 3 Part Two Hot Weather Specialties in a liner from burne Passed balls 1 7 2X 12 4 0 2 A 1 Ovar 3 Totals 48 1433 GILMAN ST COR SECOND Ao GRAND RIVER WILL GOLDEN Prop Telephone 3533 city to day Defro vs May The New York Phila but two scratch 0 1 CENTURY CLUB RYE 0 7 5 S' 2 9 CHAS BARRETT Cadillac Square 8 Phono 1329 CANTON LAWN TRIMMER i 6 p4 4 MICHIGAN STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE OR 1902: 7 24 14 6 11 12 2 0 1 THE WHEEL that 3 BASKETBALL 5' 3 10 3 0 Senior Girls Are Clumiplons at 1 0 3 3 Battle Creek PRESS La Game to be played la the city scheduled twlth's fMcfnlng game to be played in clty scheduled with 'aZii'i 4 i 4 5 5 3 3 0 0 8( 9 7 7 4 0 2 3 3 3 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 4 4 4 3 2 2 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 333167 4 0 3 2 0 0 V) 0 0 3 0 0 8 '4 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 It 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 11 3 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 4 3 3 11 0 0 0 0 Giants will be the New Yorks not even Pltts 6 5 4 4' 4 5 3 0 4 3 4 1 0 7 0 4 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 o60 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Boston Baltimore Chicago Cleveland 2 4 8 3 15 3 8 9 2 1 0 0 fes tive July 6S 7 8 i July 15 16 17 July 25 26 27S Aug 15 16 17S 0 0 0 that who LUCKY INNING OR PITTSBURG 34 2 3 5 1 0 2 2 3 3 2 4 3 4 0 0 2 Quality the best Prices the lowest 5 4 6 2 6 2 44 0 5 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 7 3 8 4 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 vi Ann Arbor Mich May 3 The senior girls have won the basketball championship of the university by defeating the juniors In the finals by a score of 7 to 0 Dean Mosher ireaentea tne victorious team with hand lomo silk banner Szy'ski3 Platta2 Pry ski 1 ski Totals 31 'Innings 5002 4th St Canton 0 oio 0 0 0 0 0 24 7 0 0 3 4 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 GREAT STRUGGLE BETWEEN WALK ERV1LLE ANJ3 AVON TIGERS 750 600 55t 500 0 0 0 1 Chance 1 0 0 0 Conroy 22 23 June 19 20 21 July 18 19 20S 4 Aug 3S 4 5 Sept 12 13 14S OPENING SERIES American League Championship Games West End Park 'Totals 30 3 4 5U6 7 Tinker 4 3 3'4 5 0 2 1 0 2 1 Wagner Barclay II 0 0 3 9 AB 4 3 COLTS SCORED AN EASY VIC TORY CINCINNATI 1 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HAD EASY TIME WITH THE CADETS 1'2 2 35 10 1 8 243 1 7 '8 9 1 0 0 0 1 AT PATTLEiCRlK PREVENTED DETROIT COLLEGE WINNING YESTERDAY lATEBLAKE MEET AT THE BAY PROMISES WELL 24 16 0 0 0 21 3 DEBUT WIN MERCER iPROVED TO BE A PROMISING QNE 9 2 0 0 050 Oil 0 0 0 1 2S21 2 0 2 i SUITS Totals 26 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 6 0 May 1SS 19 20 June 25 26 27 Jul 9 10 11 Aug 9 10S 11" Sept 23 24 red Buelow' catcher for theDetroit team was suspended for five days and fined as a result of his trouble with Umpire Carruthers at St Louis Ban Johpsoil announcing the punish Recls Could Score but One Run Chicago May Opportune hitting and three fast ouble plays gave Chicago an easy victory to day Cincinnati scored once on three bunched hits 9 1 3 0 XW CV jA 12 54S ra 4 Sjp JHJS yiJWTROlT 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 Wines and Liquors or family and medicinal purposes Sole controller of YACHTSMEN TO HAVE NE TIME HO 2 2 3 0 0 3 0 2 1 13 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 16 2 1 1 2 0 1 3 3 0 0 4 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 2 84G 5 643 4 636 41 Po 4 1 1 0 3 2 HAND GITS TO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 OPPORTUNE HITTING IN THE SEVENTH WON PIRATES? 3 14 0 1 2 reeman Warner Stolen bases Collins Parent Sacrifice Bresnahan Bases on Off Young 3 off Shields 3 Struck out By Young 3 by Shields 4 Left on bases Boston 7 Baltimore 6 Passed balls Warnfer Wild pitch Young 1:45 Sheridan Attendance 00 2 0 CHICAGO A 0 2 3 2 0 14 1 2 0 2 Yean in iietrun used wlthoutWritten Consent Cures Gnnrnn 0 0 0 0 4 3 3 6 Totals 33 JO 27 12 Innings Chicago Cincinnati Runs Dexter 2 Congalton 2 6 Dobbs 1 Left on bases Chi cago 7 Cincinnati 4 Two base Con three fast double plays gave Chicago an gallon Tinker Stolen base Dexter Double Menefee and O'Hagen (un assisted) Tinker Lowe and Hagen Struck out By Menefee 2 by Stimmel 1 Base on Oft Stimmel 1: Hit with bail Chance Menefee Time 1:30 Umpire Cantlllon Attendance 5200 A 1 2 3 1 8 Hj 3 0 0 1 ment in a letter received yesterdayThis kept Buelow out of the game and resulted in playing Bue low saw the game from the stand He will not be allowed to sit on the bench jn uniform or to practice ex cept in the morning On the' same day that Buelow was put out of the game Burkett and Padden of St Louis were also eject ed Buelow is suspended not because of taking hold of Carruthers but be 'cause of alleged verbal abuse when he was put out of the game Burkett and Padden both some rather torrid language but they are still playing with McAleer It is fxisslble that Johnson has used them as he did Bonner who had trouble in St Louis Bonner was fined $10 and was told that he was not lie cause he was new to the league An other offense would bring greater pun ishment It is supposed that Burkett and Padden who are also new to the American been used as Bonner was Buelow will work out every mur ing at the park to keep in good shape He is better now than he has ever been and 9was throwing with great speed and accuracy when turned down by Carruthers It is a notable fact that this umpire is having more bother with the men than any other indicator handler Clark Griffith whom he ruled off' yesterday being his fifth victim since the opening of the season 7 3 3 2 0 3 2 4 2 1 0 I 1 2 1 0 2 Charlie Bennett Retires rom Active Business Life Charlie Bennett the veteran baseball catcher has retired from the cigar busi ness in which he has been engaged a great er portion of the time since a railroad acci dent Incapacitated him for work on the diamond On May 1 baseball opening day he withdrew from his partnership with Ben Gibbons who will continue the Woodward avenue business Hereafter Mr Bennett will live a quiet home life devoting much of bls time to art work He has met with considerable success as a painter an 1 Continued on Page 16 Part One Toledo Slay 3 (Special) This year's programme for the aiXiual in terlake meet at Put in Bay is "the most interesting that has ever been ar ranged and Commodore Warren and the director? predict the finest meet in the history of the organization The committee of the I A met until midnight to night and prepared every thing for the biggest annual gathering of fresh water sailors The programme includes many new features and there will be more tone and less to the meet than ever before The head quarters will be at the Hotel Victory this year The smokers and all so cial features will be held at the Vic tory Heretofore these have taken place at houses hear the bay The rac ing will be more attractive than ever before and the Cadillac Detroit and other Detroit flyers should carry back a fine prizes' Cups will be offered in many of the classes' and there will be no strings attached cash prizes will be as large as ever Ex Commodore Huntington of Cleve land has offered a fine cup for a time prize in the free for all race which will go in addition to the Victory cup There will be a big change in the way the" races are run Monday July 21 will be devotbd to a reception on the yachts and a smoker at the Vic tory in the evening Tuesday there will be a triangular race Wednesday a windward and leeward race will be sailed Thursday will be given over to social' features entirely In the morning there will be a squadron sail to Ballast island where several hun drednorthern division A A mem bers will be having their annual meet In the afternoon there will be an in terchange of courtesies and in the evening the annual ball will be held at the Victory riday the free for all race will be held and the meet will wind up riday night with another big smoker at which the prizes will be distributed Commodore fine auxiliary Weinco will be the official headquar ters for racing and Secretary Seitz will live aboard of her Big' Joe Ganzel has been chosen as cap tain of the Grand Rapids team It will cost 25 cents to see a Michigan League game with 15 cents additional for grandstand seats II Towle of Grand River avenue has a box of cigars for McAllister for making the first home run at Bennett Park Jack Lrobbs has a red fox which he wants McPhee to adopt as official mascot of the Cincinnatis Dobbs captured Reynard him self Stallings is supplying hls patrons with score cards gratis It is a good and the move ought to be followed by other clubs 1 Both lint and Lansing will wear carmine suits this season? The scorers and specta tors will have ja busy time keeping tab oo the men It is norv'certairi jhat Eddie Zlnram who caught for youngstown last season 'will manage the lint club Zlnram is a great favorite with the lint fans' 9 There are three on the Chi cago National League team and it is' said that even Seiee fails' to pick out the right Williams when he wants 'Last year it took nearly four months 'for the White Stockings to enjoy the sensation of being shut but This year Detroit ac complished the feat in two days Brain has been made captain of the Buffalo nine The cholc? is a popular one in Buffalo and no one on the team will be able to direct the men better than Brain With everything working In harmony jacK uoyle minks tnat tne a winning bunch He says fear no team in the league burg Brush is kicking himself every time he hears Pitcher name mentioned The Cincinnati magnate could have secured the player for $500 from Dayton but passed the offer by i 5 500 5 444544l 273 27 8 9 1 0 lick 3 3 TWO Sacri 4 2 2 0 AB 1 0 7 1 IO 2 2 1 0 6 7 1 1 2 i Jnvenlle leaghe in the ield? The Juvenile League is the latest organi zation to spring up in Detroit The league is composed ofthe Tigers Comets Averys Shamrocks and Admirals None of the" teams average over 15 years A schedule has been prepared for the season which was opened yesterday when the Tigers beat the Cardinals 8 to 5 and the Shamrocks trounced the Admirals to the tune of 12 to 5 Batteries: Tigers Bradley Continued on Ten Part 1 'Dobbs I 1 Cford eck 2 Core Bergen 4 Keena 4 3 4 4 4 1 3 0 3 0 Close Shave for "Walkerville A great 12 inning game was played at Walkerville yesterday between the Walker villes and Avon Tigers Walkerville scored a rqn in the twelfth inning and won the game the final result being 9 to 8 The Avon Tigers had a big lead up to the nintli Inning when the Aalkervilies made splendid rally and tied the score Score: WA LKER VI LLE A 6 1 0 2 4 0 A 1 3 0 1 1 2 O' 1 2 3 0 0 s3 4jyv p3 Totals35 3 4 5 6Z7 0 1 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 Cross 3 2 3 3 3 0 3 0 31 3 0 3 0 DET 0 0 0 Everyone who has a lawn needsit It cuts around trees and flower beds along walks and curbing where the lawn mower IT COSTS ONLY $150 If your time is worth anything and you ha ve any respect for your back you will not sheep shear the lawn again this summer Push it along work the lever and watch the grass fly Sent to any address upon receipt of price Agents wanted and exclusive ter ritorygiven THE CANTON COMPANY 2 0 1 5 0 12 00 2 10 2 1 1 5' Rain ell in N'ewTork New York delphia and the Brooklyn Boston baseball games today were postponed oil account of rain 28 6 CLEVELAND AB 4 1 4 3 0 Ritchey Kruger Hew Chinese Restaurant "S5 Monroe A Upstairs Everything firat class private par tlors Open day and night GIANTS PHILLIES BOSTON AND BROOKLYN DID NOT PLAY Got Revenge Boston May 3 Young's curves proved very mystifying to the Baltimore batsmen to day and Boston won easily Shields was batted hard in the' fourth and fifth innings The fleldlng was first class nil of the error? resulting from poor chances Score: 1 BALTIMORM Gilberts Kelley Sei bach I Shields Battle Creek Player Signs Connie Team Creek Mich May 3 Clarence uchs who came here from the South Bend Gresns to join the state league team 'as an all round man was released yesterday having received" a' good' offer to join the American League team at Philadelphia Ha left tor tnat MADE TO TOPCOATS? ofldbr The crack Detroit college baseball team was defeated yesterday by the Detroit universityi team in the fastest and prettiest game seen on the grounds this season Lynch the star pitcher was in the box for the college while Whiting of the pitched'a faultless game The op posing pitchers were afforded excel lent support and grand stand plays were The bunting of the university boys was timely and 'per feCf In the seventh inning a beautiful throw from' left field by Werneken cut off a run at the plate1 and in the inning following a long throw to third by indlayson from deep center stop ped a college rally" A neat double in the ninth when "ord knocked down a hotline hit and helded it to first destroyed the cnances of tle ing the score The playing of Kennedy ui secona AB ord 2 Keeria Kidd 2 Philodcl'o Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 6 538 St Louis 2 We make a Specialty of Pure AB Davis rClark 1 a Leach ppi NAILED AT THE PLATE A 0 2 2 2 1 4 1 9 1 1 1 2 0 2 IRST HOME RUN THE I OCAL GROUNDS Blood poison Cured to Stay Cured orever account of Its frightful hideousness Blood Poisoning is commonly called the King of all Diseases It may be either hereditary or contracted Once the system Is tainted with It the disease may manifest itself In the form of Scrofula Eczema Rheumatic Pains Stiff or Swollen Joints' Eruptions or Copper Colored Spots on the ace or Body little Ulcers in the Mouth or on the Tongue Sore Throat Swollen Tonsils alling put of the Hair or Eyebrows and finally a Leproua like Decay ot the lesh and Bones If you have any of these or similar symptoms get BLOOD CURE immediately Thia treatment Is practically the result of life work lit contains no dangerous drugs or Injurious medicines ot any kind to the verv bottom of the Disease and forces out every narticle of Imnur Ity Soon every sign and symptom disappears completely and forever The blood the tissue the flesh the bones and the whole system are cleansed purified and restored to perfect health and the patient prepared anew for the duties and pleas ures of life BLOOD CURE $200 a bottle lasts a month Made by Dr Brown 933 Arch st Philadelphia Pa I SOLD ONLY BY GRUNJW PATTENSM Grill st Avs sntf Randolph St 1 2 11 0 0 1 0 4 PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 h' EUBEE HONG Unbno I 4 a Sparks 250 AVON TIGERS 0 0 0 0 0 0 O2 0 ST 1 '2 3 4 6 7 0 0 0 0 1 iPad'en 2 Jones 3 Totals 30Innings St Louis Chicago Runs Burkett Heidrick Wallace Pad den Jones 5 Strang Merles Mcarland 3Two base Padden Three base hit McCormick Home rim Heidrick Double plays Daly and Isbell Callahan Davis and Isbell Sacrifice Heidrick Davis Stolen Burkett Wallace Jones Left on bases St Louis 5 Chicago 7 Struck By Donahue 2 by Callahan Bases on Off Donahue 4 off Callahan 3 Carruthers Time 1:45 Attend ance 5500 CATCHER1 RED BUELOW IS SET DOWN OR IVE DAYS Overwhelming Defent for Polish Seminary played a great game yes terday shutting out Detroit Business Uni versity with no runs and hits Score: SEMINARY AB A 6 5 3 2 3 a 51 O'l 0 5 4 10 0 5 111 4 2 0 0 5 1 11 0 5 1 11 'WRIGHT' CLEVELAND TO STABLE SHORTLY ATER Pc7 Httit 9 8 10 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 bl Daly 2 0 0 7 0 21s 7 9 9 Totals 39 14 27 11 3 Innings 1 Boston 0 Baltimore 0 Parent Stahl 2 Colons La chance erris Warner Gilbert'! Two base McGann Collins Three base hits BOSTON AB Parent Stahlm Coll Ins 3 ceil erris2 Warnerc Young A Goasip ofthe Gaine rom this time on' the big blue flag will flv'lfrom the Majestic building staff on each day that the Tigers ore playing at home All of the Sunday games will etart at 31 One section of the stand is to be held at 75 cents as is the case Bennett Park of foul fly over at the Cleveland bench was one of the prettiest plays seen on the grounds this season 5 Jimmie Barrett had a field day yesterday with six putouts' several of them fine run ning 'catches and one assist on which El berfeld got Pickering at third by some quick work attendance was to 6000 The5 bleacher attendance crowded into the field making' ground ules necessary This affectedbut one hit Bradley getting three on one that 'Harley could easily have held him at second on Joss who will pitch for Cleveland to Vay held St "Louis down to one hit and shut out In the Mound' City he is legarded as a He is the man whom Strobel of Toledo had indicted for receiving money bn alleged false pretences About 200 persons gained admission to Bennett Park yesterday without paying money by ibreaking in a portion of ''right field fence There were a number of pollcc menf at the game but this ac didenot prove any terror to the tax dodgers Connolly Johnstone have changed places tlievflrjst named going behind the bat Johnstone gave Mercer the worst of a 'decision at first yesterday The superiority of the double umpire system is plainly ap parent however Johnstone was on top of eveyy play that was made on the bases 1 r5 Hasting Made Good for Athletics Philadelphia May The home team wbnv easily to day from Washington Husting recently signed by Manager "'Mack of the local club pitched his first game and proved an enigma to the visitors poor support helped the locals in run getting: bcore: 1 WASWINGTON 0 1 0 2 2 2 Pittsburg 11 lorx Chicago Boston 0 0 1 Kadau" 0 0 0 2 Detroit College Whiting 3 Sulli van 2 Two base Whiting McDonnell Sacrifice ord Kidd AVerneken Stolen bases Whiting Colburn inlayson "Keena" Kidd 2 Sul 1 llvan irst base on Off ord Balk Whiting Left on bases Detroit Col lege 5 7 Struck By Whiting 6 by Lynch 6 Double plays ord and Col AB Ryan: 3 24 Drill 34 varey Ely Lee 1Patton 9A Totals 34 Innings PhlLidelphla AVashington 1 uii4 viiYiD vi't Sevbold Ryan Carey Elv base bits Rvnti Keister I Crns floe Cross Uck Cross Hust ing' Stolen base Keister Left on bases Washington 6 Philadelphia 8 Bases on Off Carrick 2 off Husting 2 Struck By Carrick 2 by Husting 7i Wild pitch Husting 1:35 'Umpire 4005 MICHIGAN HEADQUARTERS 220 222 Woodward Ave Detroit 2 0 2 5 2 1 0 0 10 June 4 5 6 1 June 28 2981 30 July 22 23 24 Aug 6 7 8 Sept 10 11 June 16 17 18 June 1S 2 3 July 1 2 3 2 Aug 24S 25 26 Sept 5 6 7S Handy Jack McAllister who plays nearly every position well and none at all real badly hired a dray last even Ing and spent most of the night col lecting the various jaoxes of cigars pairs of trousers soring hats and oth er articles that have offered to the first Tiger to make a home' run at Bennett Park grounds claim on the booty was based on a smashing 'drive into deep left field made in the second inning of game' At the time that McAllister: turned loose this 'binglc of the naughty kids Elberfeld and Gleason were on 4 the sagks looking longingly homeward Hence the drive netted three runs Hence also it became the strongest 1 link in chain of that drove' to the bench after three in 1 nings of toil the speedy but uncertain Mr Wright of Cleveland These three runs were just half of the num ber thatf Detroit took down the home 1 nine ultimately winning by a score of 6 to '3 jWhen Mr Wright 'faced St tuouis last week he let the Browns 'dqwn for two hits and no tallies Thfe brancTof ball he served in the Mound City must have been a little better or the bat ting eyes of the St Louis tribe were so Wright had the speed that they" still dream of in Missouri but his success in locating 'the plate was not notable When he did get the ball over the Tiger outfit took very kindly to it In three innings Mr Wright passed six men was hit safely six times and allowed six runs After him came one Streit a left handed youth with nothing spectacular about hisdelivery but with marked success in its use Just one lonely hit ''was taken from him in five innings rank Dillon in the eighth dropping one safe in center field Debut Success Opposed to Cleveland was Win Mer cer who made his Detroit debut as a Tiger Winnie pitched a heady game that never looked to be in danger Three of the 'eight' hits takej from him were long ones one a legitimate triple another a grounds rule three bagger and a third a real Mercer had speed and a puzzling slow one and he showed his real ability by his heady pitching when he seemed to be in a hole In the fourth inning after Brad ley had with a three bagger he retired Gochnaur Bemis and uWright in succession1 onv strikes Gen erally he kept the opposition hitting into the air He also found great fa vor with the fans bv a demonstration' of how to play ball all the time though a pitcher his work on the bases being imnresstve "to those not familiar with' him It is extremely doubtful if any pro fessional baseball club has ever placed In the field a team faster on it feet all the way througb thanthe nine that Detroit sent into the field yesterday with Mercer and McAllister both sprinters as the battery There anywhere in the llne uo that is not recognized as a fast and danger ous base runner quality aiasa as it has been aiding all through the season in 'turning few hits into good hunches of runs or the hit and fun gajne that the Tigers are werking the line up of yesterday was as nearly an ideal one as any teamnow playing pro fessional ball can present Three Joyful iMlngzX The three innings that Wright pitched were joyful'ones sand gave the eleven seconds outfit a' chance to do some grand? sack running It was apparent from the start that Wright was easy to work for passes Holmes and Casey both getting these in: the first after Barrett had gone out Bradley to Schreck Holmes sec ond and was caught by about a yard on his attempt to steal third base became valueless when Harley filed to Eopner the work bejng put over to the second inning Elberfeld opened this by a dance about the box that brought a call from Connolly" who mapped out the space that the is limited The shortstop: worked a pass and made second Swhen Gleason lilt neatly over head filed to Goclinaur' Then came McAllisterThe very first ball pitched suited him and he laid against it sending it down to the fence near the score board Mc Carthy fielded it in and Wrightgot the ball on the infield relaying it io Bemis just one step too late to get McAllister With these three runs in Mercer hit safely 1 He dashed for sec ond and made Jhe base on muff of throw Barrett 'sin gled into left Mercer scoring from second got a good start off iirst and Holmes hit' Bonner who threw Duckey out at first By the time Schreck got the ball Barrett was al most at third baseband Schreck hur ried his throw over I head Barrett continuing to the jfiate Good running was responsible for these last two runs Casey tore away a single but fly ended the agony Elberfeld Gleason and 1 Dillon all waited out bad ones in the next in ning and McAllister scored Elberfeld with his second hit a single to cen ter Gleason was caught at the plate trying to make home from second on the hit Mercer hit to Bonner and a double play was called on McAllister and the batter? though beat the throw to first by a yard How Cleveland Scored There much doing for either side after having taken two of her three runs in the first half of this inning Bemis opened the third with a hit that Elberfeld just reached but that he was not able to make the throw on perfectly He tried for it and Dillon made a beautiful stop of the wide bounder that wasxsent over Bemis getting the base He at tempted to steal and Gleason had time for a chat with Holmes before putting McAHister's? thrQw on runner Wright then hit to left field fence but was held at third' ori good return Pickering singled into right scoring the run stole second made 'third when McCarthy hit to Elberfeld and Gleason lost1 the ball during an attempt to get PIckertng on the line and came home orf long fly to Harley got Bonner on a great catch after Mercer had sent Harvey to first on balls In the fourth Mercer did his 1 triple fanning act after Bradley's three base hit and in the fifth Barrett got Pick ering at third base by a great throw to Elberfeld after nailing fly: Bonner hit Bradley walked and Bemis doubled in the sixth but only one run resulted fiercer was not hit safely in the last three Innings Streit Wu the 'The nearest Detroit came to doing any with Streit In the fourth when Casey was1 walked and Harley was hit with two gone nothing resulting and in the eighth wnen Dil ion mt sateiy stole second made third on a passed balL and tried to score on AB Neal 7 6 36 6 Marcon 1 6 Taylor 2Parent 1 Wilson Totals 51 20 36 19 out when running run scored Innings 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 1112 vllle 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 '0 0 Avon Tigers 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 Neal 2 Beecroft 2 Mogg Bertrand McClure Parent Smith Lount Gill 2 Breslin Murphy Kadau 8 In nings By McClure 5 by Neal 1 by Deneau 6 Base hits rOff McClure 9 off Neal 1' off Deneau 4 Two bate hits Bee croft 2 Mogg Bertrand Murphy 3 Breslin 2 Roecel Home run Neal Sacrifice hits Parent Breslin Stolen Neal Mogg Smith irst base on Off McClure 1 off Deneau 3 off Coutts 2 by Coutts irst base on er Walkerville 2 Avon Tigers 2 Left Walkervlle 10 Avon Tigers 10 Struck By McClure 2 by Neal 1 by Deneau 5 by Coutts 5 Double McClure and Marcon Kadau and Breslin Pissed bail Kadau Time 2:15 Umpire Horsberg 500 B'mb'rgr Casey Taylor 2 Bowler 1 0 Dick2 p0 Tnomev 4 1 0 10 Mores! Totals 44 27 9 0 Innings Seminary 'Two base Dicks Czelusta borski Przyborskl unassisted Hit by pitch Kozlowski Bases on Off Dicks 3 Cacrifice Zukowski Stolen Pol Struolr Passed balls Dicks 1:40 At A 3irt(i 0 0 i 1 0 0 0 12 0 one hand catch of bat was a sensational feature Score: CHICAGO CINCINNATI AB Miller 1 5 Lynch 4 3 Lowe 2 Detroit St Louts Washington Twb Biitton Double Breasted Sack Something new and jaunty for the? young man JR In black and white new brown overplaid and 'DiacK unaresseu worsted Ready to wear away $15 Single breasted Sacks all the new weaves co'rrectly styled low as high as $2250 Spring Top Coats olives gray overplaids and invisible stripes with yokes and without with cuffs and without $10 $1250 and $15 In merchant tailoring wc show as many styles un der one roof as you ordinarily find under a half a dozen roofs Tailor them ail in the building Suits and top coats to order $15 $1750 $20 $2250 $25 to $40 Silk or satin linings in those at $25 and over if you say Pants to order up to $10 for both legs GO! ON CL0THES LOL 32 36 Mich Ave was also a teature Score COLLEGE AB iu 4 1 4 0 Miller 3 4 1 4 2 Lyneh 4 1 tie 1 4 Breen 1 4 2 4 3 0 White Stockinets Lost Another LouisMay 3 Eive off Callahan In the first inning ilncluding a triple and a double gave St Louis a lead' to day whichthe visitors' could not overcome Donahue held Chicago to four hits Manager Griffith of Chicago was put off the field for dlsput "ing 'a decision ST LOUIS AB 12 1 it 4 3 Pittsburg May Both pitchers 'were hit hard and often and the game wassee sawed up to the seventh when Pittsburg with three hits made three runsf The' ture was four" hits scoring runs PITTSBURG 3 2 0 Totals Innings Detroit r'lAVAlza nrl Innings 'pitched Wright 3 Streit 5 Base Off Wright 6 off Streit 1 Two base Bn)ls Three base Wright Brad ley? McAllister Stolen Holmes Pickering 2 irst base on Bv Mercer 2 by Wright 6 by Streit ZT' Hit by pitched By Streit Harley irst base on Detroit 1 "Left on Detroit 7 Cleveland 6 Struck By Mercer Gochnaur1 Bemis Wright by Streit Barrett Double Barrett and Elberfeld Gochnaur Bemis and Schreck Passed Bemis 1:55 Connolly and Johnstone Attendance 6000 Strang 3 5 Jones 4 Green 1 4 Davis 3 2 2 Isbell 1 4 7 0 0 0 1 Totals33 1 2 3 4 5' 6 1 0'0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 TAILOR may do very little tailor ing and yet be called a tailor A fas hion plate in the window and a few attractive clotH patterns on ttxes Keif vis a poor excuse for tailoring rion't call tKisc tailoring although many a tailor who oes gets more for his clothes than we do? What we call tailoring is to have a cutter measure superintend the fit and be responsible to us for the work from beginning to end And all this with the help and advice of our head man who has been a tailor all his lire Mercer's drive to Bradley Dillon wac run down on the line but Mercer was on third base by the time Dillon was flagged He died there or Detroit to day the battery will be: Siever and McGuire for Cleveland Joss and Bemis 1 The game will be called at 3 clock Score: DETROIT AB 5 1 3 0 210 2 0 2 2 3 1 3 0 4 1 4 "1 that ARE TAILORS tailoring OUGHT TO BE a AXiXi ana avu enua oav our DONE Wish could snowin YOU complete elf measar meat eat fit Mail orders delivered prepaid ia ay where AST WORK BY ine Machine and Tool Work Model and Exparimonta! Worib Aoourato Gear Cutting Detroit Model Machine orks JUAB I 0 0 0 Thousands of young1 and middle aed mn nr annu ally swept to a premature Krave through early abvae or later excesses Cha Anderson was one of the vic tims but was rescued in time Ho says: learned an evil habit A change soon came over me I could feel It imy friends noticed It I 'became nervous despondent gloomy had no ambition easily tired evil forebodings poor circulation pimples on face back weak dreams and? drains at night tired and weak mornings burn ing sensation To make matters worse became reckless and contracted a blood disease I tried many doctors and medical firms all failed till Drs Kennedy Kergan took my case In one week I felt better and in a few weeks was entirely cured They are the onlv reliable and honest Specialists in the country We guarantee to cure yon or no pay Vnu run nn riei xv hnvA a renutation and business at stake 'Beware of frauds and impostors We will pay $1000 for any case we take that our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will not cure We treat and cure Nervous Teliuty VHricocele Stricture Wenk KMnov nna Rlnilrinr Consultation free 1 Books free Call or write for Question Bist for Home Treatment DRS KENNEDY KERGAN Howland a Hhlik 153 Woodward Avenue AB 15 ultz 2: 5 Davis 1 5 33 lick 3 m4 c4 Barrett Holmes 1 Casey 3b Harley 1 1 Elberfeld Gleason 2b Dillon lb McAllister Mercer Totals Pickeringsc McCarthy 1 if Schreck lb Harveyr Bonner 2b Bradley 3b Gochnaur a Bemis Wright Streit tSrs Kennedy Kergan iii? the Treatment of Xervoui Blood Private anti am Va 1 lOfO II is sexTUli ijisrasea wmuivm C7Xo Names teed VARICOCELE AND STRICTURE I guarantee niiy Latest Method Treatment to be a permanent and positive cure for Varicocele and Strie ture' without cutting' stretching or loss of time In "Varicocele it absorbs the bagging or wormy condition equalizes circulation stops pains in the groins alsoall drains thereby giving the organs their proper nu vitalizes the parts and restores lost powers in Stricture it absorbs the Stricture tissue stops smarting sensation nervousness weakness etc while An All Prostntic Trouble i the Treatment Par Excellence So positive an: 1 that my Latest Method Treatment will cure jou you can PAY WHEN CURED You'' heed nav nothing until are convinced I a thorough and complete cure has been established Itmakes no difference tbas failed to cure you call or write me Each Timo You Cal! You See Me Personally or each time you Write it receives my personal attention The number ot I am established in the cures 1 accomplished after given up by otn er doctors ias placed me as the foremost specialist of the country THE LATtST METHJO TAEArMEMr GUUHTEtD TO CU Taricocele and Stricture without Cutting Stretching or loss also Blood Polson Chronic Private Xenons Impo t' tency Kidney Liver Bladder Stomach emale nnd Hectnl Tronnies LOXStbTATlON iiEB call if you cannot can for blank tor home treatment Perfect system of home ment for those who cannot call BOOK REE All Xlediclnes Canadian Patient Shi ixteil from Windsor All Duty Charges Prepaid' DR GOLDBERG it 4 4 3 0 27 12 2 Totals 32 '''I 4 5 6 i4 00 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 ST LOUIS AB a'rell 2 5 3 3 1 4 4 3 3 1 144 Ryan 4 1 0 0 Popp 2 0 1 0 Totals 33 12 24 Batted for Popp in the ninth Innings Pittsburg St Louis Davis 2 Leach 3 9 Donovan Hartman 5 Two base Davis Three base Wagner Bransfield Leach Sacrifice hits Conroy 'Wagner Bransfield Smoot Hartman Popp Double Wag ner and Ritchey Bases on Off Popp 3 Hit by pitched By Philllpl Donovan by Popp' Pthillippl Struck out Philllpl 5 Wild Popp Passed 1:50 Ems lie 5200 AB 0' 0 Hoy 4 0 4 1 0'0 1 0 1 0 Simar Will Go Bnefc to rance According to a rsport from Boston Ce sarSlmar the rench rider who has been feu under 'tho management ot rank Waller Ois' Intends to sail for horns within a week gab 'He has not reached the riding form ei pected nnd like Edward Taylore feels that tne American climate is not conducive to speed iSlumr and Ta lore scored well across the water but unfortunately neither of them successfully competed with Ameri can riders I 24 8 89 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 ColMns 3 3 21 Rnkfi cewski Double plays Czelusta and Przy borski Przyborskl unassisted Hit by pitch Kozlowski Bases on Off Dicks 3 Ish Seminary 0 ay ZUKOWSKI 10 py melts 8 Pieezynski Tuomey 4 Wild Waters Umplre Ulryczka tendance 7450 1 Art Smith 1 6 2 2 0 Liount rn 6 0 GUI Bresllnl 5 3 Roecel Moran Coutts dr i i wuSh Aj i vw 1 a tx eon ja ns sm SST T' 3 'avw V'1 Sr rt Vit if 5 a 1 I 1902 Mk a A XL Ac a E3 fi 1 'BIISh I 0 1 1 kS 1 IX' 1 'nj 4E3 I A lr iral I S9l HM Ik AiWIuWva MullkiiMv XBB NBa mb uj '7 Bl I Msi I HWm jofMI I PS aaw TAilored by tailors i Uh 4 Knm MU I Ip Ik 1 KgSi 1 I Vy I 0 '7 IO lil I 11 1 aTtMy nog Mai SMW Lj I Il 0 I 5 11 El is 1 1 1'? 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