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THE DETROIT REE PRESS 10 DETROITERS DOING WELL ON STATE LEAGUE IN STANDING DIS Won 1 lint 3 OR MILLER WAS WILD BUT ONLY THREE HITS MADE HIM 3 1 TO GAMES TO GAMES 2 10 standing STANDING May 16 New York pulled the MULLIN CASE JS CLOSED 1 Deirc'i 3 9 27 6 7 8 0 0 0 STATE BASEBALL 1 3 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SPORTS ALL SORTS 1 0 3 2 0 6 27 14 1 Totals eighteen men: with 2 with 12 4 0 1 25 27 14 3 1 Totals the 9 BOWLING TENNIS Stolen r' 2 Totals 38 Totals37 12 27 23 7 14 27 18 0 TROTTING 9 Eait Ml Sent ree to Men 2 2 1 3 HALT so 22 tP CAUGHT ON THE LY 7 't 2 0 proposition 1 GOL 4 15 3 4 0 0 18 3 7 8 9" DRGOLDBERG pitching the lo The attendance 0 2 0 0 0 0 7' 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 3 0 2 0 0 2 2 3 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 9 0 6 or do 7 6 dizzy came work when Brus 4 10 6 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 9 3 0 2 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Batand 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 13 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 4 0 0 erris 2 2 2 1 3 2 3 3 4 44 3 3 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 24 8 0 0 2 2 0 2 4 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 31 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 5 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 It was of this Sarnia Martin 6 8 7 8 2 1 on Cleveland 9 De out By Wright 4 by Miller Umpire Connolly Attend 0 0 0 4 4 3 4 3 0 4 3 3 4 10 1 3 2 0 4 4 4 3 4 1 2 0 1 1 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 18 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 O' 1 2 5 0 0 1 6 7 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 a oi i 0 0 2 4 24 7 8 0 0 0 0 3 the up that the institute free trial packages a home treatment with any form of 1 2 0 6 2 2 1 3 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 4 and of the visi DurinR the and Postal and Walling Grand the ninth 3 45 6 7 8 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0'0 0 2 0 13" 2 Casey 3b Harley 1 Barrett Holmes Elberfeld Yeager 2b Dillon lb McGuire Miller 0 0 0 0 Pickering McCarthy' 1 lick Wood lb Bonner 2b Bradley 3b Thoney Bemis Wright Hemphill Won Pittsburg Chicago New York Boston If 0 0 Hartsei I 4 ultz 4 Davis 1 4 4 840 7 667 9 609 12 455 1 3 1 0 3 4 4 4 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 Brown 1 1 Barry to Elberfeld third Score: 1 2 0 2 5 4 0 6 2 8 0 3 0 1 3 2 1 6 7 0 2 1 1 3 5 2 Oil 0 2 1 8 2:05 Sheridan Attendance 3256 Castro 2 W'ltsp 4 A 1 0" 0 A 0 4 0 0 3 AS USUAL THINGS CAME EASY PITTSBURG AGGREGATION 4 0 4 0 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 1 ree Trial Package Sent Mall to All Who Write 4 2 4 2 3 0 4 5 1 MICHIGAN AND CHICAGO HOLD DL TRACK MEET TO Day several years Mr Saginaw lint Grand Rapids Battle Creek I ansing Muskegon Hi 1 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 5 2 9 3 3 2 12 24 1 0 2 1 10 5 0 8 17 320 6 16 273 CHICAGO AB 1 3 Totals 33 5 24 12 1' 2 3 5 6 SATURDAY MAY 171902' 3 3 3 1 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 BRUSSO WON HARD BATTLE 3 Jones Green Davis Mertes 1 Isbell 1 Laly 2 Mc'd Piatt 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 6 3 1 double The three the result of errors 1 0 3 1 3 0 104 0 1 won Budweiser 102 for Murphy in i Innings 1 2 St Louis 0 1 Brooklyn 0 5 Won Lost Pc PhlldaL 10 13: 435 10 15 400 St Louis arrell 2 5 23 Ntcnolsr Smoot 0 Elys sJJruic Orthp Interesting Tourney at Hillsdale Hillsdale Mich May l6T The tennis tournament between Hills dale' and Albion this afternoon was in teresting and exciting at times The doubles between White and Hunt of Albion Daily and Senn of Hillsdale was won by Albion 6 3 6 2 6 1 'Sin gles Hillsdale Chase Albion White Won by Hillsdale 6 1 6 1 Hillsdale Hills tennis A DECISION TEN Per ct 1000500500500 500 000 SENSATIONAL KILLING MADE ILLY AT WORTH YESTERDAY third time :55 3 4 A 2 1 0 5 1 1 0 Washtenaw and Detroit Meet on Local Links To day The Detroit Golf will entertain play ers from the Washtenaw County club to day team match hav Ing been arranged for the afternoon Play will start at 2 30 and the teams will be of five or six men each The match Is at 'eighteen holes Dr A Spltzley will captain the local 5 11 000 0 0 Lost Pc 21 14 14 10 Ik Hoy in Dobbs! Beckley 1 Magoon2 Peitzc HahnpBeck Totals 31 2 3 4 5 6 0 0 5 Ob 0 0 0 0 0 Black ox Gone Baek New York May Black ox has been declai ed out of all engagements Including the Suburban 1 0 C'ghlin2 3 1 Careyl 6 2 Highland Park in the leld'i Highland Park baseball' enthusiasts 'to the number of twenty five met and organized themselves Into a baseball arsoclatlon last night and just to show good faith arranged for a game this afternoon The officers of tiie association are as follows: President Wisegerbef vice president Will iam Payne secretary Royal ord treas urer Porrit executive committee Howard Tyler John Strand and Scott unds will be raised and theiteatn win be well equipped 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Childs 2 3 0 Whlto 3 LITTLE ELLOW ALSO GOQD IMPRESSION HOLMES AND HARLEY PREVENTED BABES ROM DOING 3 0 0 and SENORA MARIA TURNED LOOSE HO 1 2 1 3 WASHINGTON AB liyanm 6 2 0 Keister '6 2 30 12 2 9 10 0 0 0 Coughlin Selbach Bres 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 PHILADELPHIA 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALMETTE BEN CHALICE AND SENTER WENT WRONG DETROIT TOOK ANOTHER GAME ROM SCORE 2 TO 1 ninth 3 4 5 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 4 1 TJarclayl 0 Krugers 4 4 Mart an3 rl Ryanc Murphyp 3Wicker 1 Ward 'Want Game i Saginaw Mich May The boxing contest scheduled to night between Tom Prendergast of this city and Ward of Sarnia' was de clared off to day' Ward and his crowd having packed up and gone home The trouble camo over a referee The Canadians suggested Jack Hammond and red Striker of 'Detroit The other side was satisfied with Ham mond and notified the Sarnia people that he would do "Then Ward with drew and wanted Striker and' it was round tnat ne could not come then suggested that Smith city be the referee but the crowd objected and wanted Shaunessy Bay Citv This was agreed to with the understanding th 't alt side hets were declared off Then the Canadians grabbed their baggage and left the cityrefusing to entertain me BLACK A MADE One Sided Game at St Louis St Louis 'May Brooklyn won to game easily by slugging Murphy for four teen hits St Louis fielded poorly and was unable to bat Kltson consecutively enough to make the game interesting Score: UKUUKUYN 5 3 4 2 3 1 5 2 13 2 5 Tree trial packages of a most remarkabli remedy ara being mailed to all who will wrlto the State Medical Institute They cured so many men who had battled for years against the mental and physical suf fering of lost manhood has decided to distribute to all who write It Is and all men who suffer sexual weakness resulting from youthful folly premature loss of strength and mem ory weak back varicocele or emaciation Of parts can now cure themselves at home The remedy has a peculiarly 'grateful ef fect of warmth and seems to act direct to ths desired location giving strength and development lust where it 1s needed It cures all tbs Ills and troubles that come 'from years of misuse of the natural funo tlops and has been an absolute success in nil cases A request to the State Medical Institute 316 lektron Building Wayne Ind stating that you desire one of their free trial packages will be compiled with promptly The Institute is desirous of' reaching that great class of men who are Unable to leave home to be treated and the free sample will enable them to see how easy it Is to be cured of sexual weakness When 'the proper remedies are 'employed The Institute makes no restrictions Any tnan who writes will be sent a free sample carefully sealed in a plain package so th: its recipient need have no fear of embar gassment or publicity Readers areroquest te writo without delay SHATTERED RED HOPES 6 7 8 '9 0 0 0 12 1 2 2 Kennedy Wilson Lnme Off for Enrobe Joseph Lume left last evening ac companied by Mrs Lume for a three months visit to his former home West phalia Germany Mr Lume settled in Detroit in 1881 and shortly afterward became lessee of the Westphalian Schuetzen park which he managed 1 1 1 IO! Inme built the first regulation bowling alleys in Detroit in his place at the corner of Woodward and Woodbridge street and his alleys have been a popular resort for lovers of the game ever since? A number of his intimate gathered at the depot last evening to bld him and his wife God 'Speed and wish them a happy return Totals 4: 3 4 5 2 0 3 2 2 1 Wolverton Drill 2 9: Williams Seymour McGann Gil Two base hits Selbach Robinson Bresnahan Williams McGraw Three base hit Bresnahan Home Sacrifice hits Seymour Mcijann Sunday: Ball Players Acquitted Battle Creek Mich May 16 Sult against the players of Sunday baseball resulted in helr acquittal by a jury this afternoon The game was played for char ity the receipts going to Nichols hospital The sheriff stopped the game and arrested the players The game was played after the sheriff had gone home The defense took the ground to day that the game was for ciharlty and so privileged The case was dismissed: after tihe verdict' Another notice was served on Sheriff Williams this after noon that he must stop the game scheduled for Sunday This notice is signed by thirty four AB 3 12 4 13 4 0 11 41 1 0 2 12 0 0 1 2 2 1 Won bv Hillsdale 6 1 6 1 Chase Albion Won by dale 6 4 The remainder of will be played to morrow 1 2 34 5 6 7 0' 0 10 0 1 2' 4 9 6 3 7'1 0 8 28 6 142G Hertlngl third: time 2:54 Light avorite Lou d'Or also ran Second selling race for 2 year AST WORK BY OUTIELDERS 6 0 00 5 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 2 00 8 3 BOY PROVED HIMSEL LIVE performer Totals 33 9 27 15 Innings Chicago Boston i Williams Chance Tinker 5 Left on Chicago 7 Boston Two base hits Slagle Stolen Tinker Double plays Dexter en and Dexter Schaefer Tinker and Lowe Struck By Taylor 1 by Willis 9 Bases on Off Taylor 1 oft Wlllig 3 Wild pitch Willis' Time 1:35 Attendance 2400 Cincinnati game out in the ninth by landing on Hahn for four singles' and a runs of the locals were In the eighth Score: CINCINNATI AB 4 5 NEW YORK AB 4 smitnz Lauder3 Jones Doyle 1 Bcans Ionia IDs Ovid 2 Ionia Mich 16 (Special) The second day of baseball in this city was between Ionia and Ovid It was day and the fair sex turned out in great numbers and were en fans The visiting team wasn in it a little bit score: Innings 1 2 2 4 5 Ionia 2 5 0 0 0 3 8 1 Ovid 0 0 2 0 0 Cleveland May (Special) Detroit won another game from Cleve land by the narrow margin of one run his afternoon Roscoe Miller who has always been a mystery to Cleveland batters was wild giving eight passes but when the ball was' placed over the plate it was not hit safely or seven innings hot a hit had been: made off him In the eighth inning two scratch hits were made and aided by two bases on balls( one run was' scored The only clean hit made off Miller was in the ninth inning when Pickering hit one past Yeager for a single but this play nipped Bemis at the plate with what would have been the tying fun It was an elegant day for fast pitch ing so Manager Armour put in Wright and he had the visitors guessing all the time with the exception of one inning the fourth when the Tigers made their two runs But six hits were made off his delivery two of them bunts and he gave tout three bases on balls Harley saved the game for the Detroits in the ninth inning by a phenomenal catch Hemphill who was batting in place of Thoney hit one to deep left between Harley and Barrett and it looked safe every inch of the way Harley came tear ing across the field after the ball and was just able to pull it in with one hand while going at full speed The hit looked good for at least a double Bemis" was allowed to walk and he advanced on out Then Pick ering hit one which gave Holmes a chance to distinguish himself by a great throw to the Lplate from right field preventing the tying run only runs were scored in the fourth inning when Casey hit one right over second Harley attempted to sacrifice but Bradley hesitated a second while holding the ball to see where he should throw the ball and this allowed both runners tobe safe Barrett struck out but in an effort to catch Casey napping at second no one was waiting for throw and it rolled to cenjdf fieldwhile the run advanced base Holmes walfiedi'a'hd then Elberfeld met one squajeiy on the nose for a single scor ing Casey and Harley Elberfeld stole second but the next two batters filed out ri only Tun was scored in theyeighth inning when with two out McCarthy hit one near short which Elbprfeld was just able to touch but could not field the ball lick and Wood walked filling the bases and then Bonner hit one right in front of the plate while McCarthy dashed for home McGuire slipped in going after the bunt urauiey nit and Wood was forced at DETROIT AB 4 Central High Will Play at Ypi To day The Central high school teaim will go to Ypsilanti this morning to play the Ypsilanti high school This game should be interest ing as both teams have defeated the West ern high school of this city The Central high team will be crippled owing to the track meet at Ann Arbor where several of the players are competing The line 'up follows: Stimson catcher Wendell first base Gorenflo second base Dailey short siop Snow third base Noah left field field Osburn right field Best pitcher IlAcketfs Won With lying Col or 1'119 Pike Opera stars failed to shine at Bennett Park yesterday afternoon in the ball game with the Hackett forces the former being drummed out of the grounds to the tune of 29 to 2 The feature of the game was the heavy hitting of the Hackett aggregation An appreciative audience ofWomen and men witnessed the game Score: innings Pike Ho oVot i Batteries isher Eckart and Bruhl Cole man and Richards CHICAGO AND MICHIGAN HOLD DUAI MEET TO DAY Colts Whitewashed Beaneaters Chicago May Chicago defeated Bos ton to day by bunching three singles and two scratch doubles In the fourth 'Taylor had the visitors at his mercy throughout the game only two of them reaching second Scoye Chicago i 2 0 Jumping Jimmy Sheckard is playing great ball with Brooklyn but his flue performances can hardly bring him joy in the light of treatment he is re ceiving at the hands of the fans The fact that even the rooters are sicken ing of baseball politics and of the ac tions of players whose word is value less is shown in the roasting given this man whose conduct has been worse than that of a dozen others only in that he has violated his word more Often In Chicago the National root ers kept time with step in going to and coming from his position toy choruses of jump just as Detroit fans time Griffith's step with "left left The most cruel blow of all came when a photographer undertook to snap Sheckard and a fog horn voiced rooter yelled him i Washington fans are willing to stand on the present team if it plays con sistent ball and seek no new tohenoms he says: was a foolish thing to start the La joie story as the big player is not wanted here The pres ent team is an exceptionally high priced one Lajoie would cost' nearly $1000 a month and would prove a poor TOUTING enrsv JOK StIHCKSON A 5 0 0 Lushm 2 0 0 Demont2 VOOiey! Carney Longs 1 Wfillsp 0 Laming 15 Battle Creek' 1O Lansing Mich 'May 16 In marked contrast to the excellent fielding of yesterday was the game of ball between Lansing and Battle Creek to day 'The pitchers were both wild and there was an abundance of ragged playing all around Both sides located the ball handily and slugged It hard and often Score: Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Lanalng 1'2172200 19 Battle Creek 0 1 3 0 0 5 0 0 1 10 9 Batteries Gagin and Greenwald Thomas Vogt and Stark NEWS SPORTING WORLD ort Wayne Ind May (Spe Present indications are that President Mautner of the ort Wayne Club has about reached theend of his tether in the Mullin case and that the young pitcher has nothing more to fear from his former employer Mautner made an effort to have Mullin arrested in Chi cago while the Detroit team was there early in the season but the officers failed to locate the player Since then he has been figuring on action by which he could bring Mul lin from Detroit to which place it is said the owners of the Michigan club invited him to send any papers he might have to serve This past week just before the De troit club was scheduled to go on its eastern trip Mr Mautner made an affidavit for arrest as the pre liminary step to securing papers for apprehension When the af fidavit and application for requisition papers on the Michigan authorities was presented to Governor Durbin' the Indiana executive refused to issue the requisition papers His refusal is based on the contention that Mr action is commenced to en force a civil contract rather than be ing in the line of criminal procedure As the ort Wayne man is most anxious to prosecute Mullin himself this will probably end the matter It is not believed that he will sue Mullin 4 who has no property 'or the Detroit club which has invited him to do so Pittaburg' 8 PhiIadeipbia Pittsburg May 16 Philadelphia scored one in the sixth inning on a base on balls and two hits At no other stage of the game did they have a chance The feature was Braoisfield's batting which scored the first five runs for Pittsburg Score: PITTSBURG sei' 2 Two base' reeman Three base hits Parent Collins Home Collins Gleason Sacrifice hit Pa rent Stolen Cross Bases on Off Winters 2 off Wiltse 1 Hit by pitched By Winters 1 Struck By Winters 1 by Wiltse 7 Passed Wainer 1:43 Carruthers Attendance 3910 ST LOUIS AB OA 4 1 Dolan 0 0 Keeler 00 0 1 6 4 Dahlen 0 6 lood2 3 0 Ahearn 4 jvitsonp 3 Irwln3 4 1 Totals 25 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'0 Detroit 11 Boston 12 St Louis 10 Athletics 11 Saglnavv Horses Entered in ern Stakes Nashua JN JL May (Special) A big list of nominations has just been an nounced by the Nashua air Association for its meeting for September 1 2 3 and 4 Horses are not to be named until August 1 A Richardson of Saginaw Mich has named horses in tlhe Granite State purse 2:35 pacing purse $2000 in the Merrimack Valley stake 2:40 trot purse $2000 the 2:30 pace and the 2:24 trot purse $500 Chicago' May The sensational winning of the Worth meeting was made to day on SenOra Marla In the first race The filly was hacked from 30 1 to 4 13 to 1 and won the six furlongs sprint from an ordinary field by five lengths in a canter She got off well back but by the first quarter she had advanced to the lead and there she stayed until the tinisn Weather clear and cool track slow Sum maries: irst race 6 Senora Marla 100 (T Dean) 13 to 1 won lian After 102 (arrell) 12 to 1 second Lucy Locket 105 (W' Waldol 3 to 2 third time 1:18 3 1 rank Me Senator Sullivan Eminence II Miiiasa The Rabbit Howendobler also ran Second race 4 1 2 Puredale 107 (Birkenruth) 6 to 1 won illy Deck 107 (Otis) 4 to 1 second lo Carline 100 (T Dean) 12 to 1 third time ijouise comer Lady Matchless Third race' 7 AB Slagle! 4 Jonesm 4 Dexter3 4 2 2 unance Lowe 2 Tinker Taylor The Northwestern Amateur Rowing as sociation will hold its annual meeting in Chicago' this evening Some thirty boat clubs will be represented Syracuse will row with sec ond crew when Cornell Is raced accord ing to an arrangement completed with the Salt City oarsmen The ort Erie club has made a good of fer to Joe Gans to meet McPartland on Memorial day McPartland has no license to meet the champion Chicago University intends to hold a big interscholastic meet on Marshall on June 7 and Invitations have been' sent to the high schools of this city Articles of agreement have lfen signed for a six round contest between Buday Ityan and Willie itzgerald before the Wa bash club of Chicago next riday night By next fall the gymnasium at the East ern high school will be completed and then that institution will be able to make as good a showing as any of other local schoola Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania and Har vard liave all junior crew races to antici pate and consequently are to a certain ex tent retarded In the selection of' their 'varsity crews Noah Brusso and Ed Sholtraue prin cipals in the main event at the A showlast evening' pro vided ten full three minutes' worth of joy toi those who like to hear a nolsecwhen the glove lands Brusso won the decision but he had his trou bles in doing this Mr Sholtrau proved a distinct surprise to those who lost faith him through his exhibition in a previous bout at this club Had Sholtrau the speed and ability to land that Brusso possesses he would have won the go All through the middle' of the bout he was the aggressor and had the lead but his slowness Jost him chance after chance to swing in the puneh that would count Brusso second choice from fourth to eighth rounds inclusive always had the punch that hurt and frequently put it home It looked like a repeater in the open er when Brusso 'crossed with his right to Sholtrau jaw matting mm The Saginaw man hung on and back though Brusso led in the from this time until the third Sholtrau bbgau to come He nut sov down in the fourth for part of the count and began work on the De troit stomach hurting him con siderably Jt was a chase through the fourth fifth and sixth Shoitrau doing the pursuing In the sixth he almost put Brusso through the ropes with a stomach punch and in the seventh lie did some telling work in the same region Brusso was doing less leading and landing in these rounds but his work was truer In the ninth he rushed things but' was too tired to follow an advantage that he gaineo The tenth was a fierce battle with the' odds as in the ninth very much in Brusso's favor Referee Eddie Ryan awarded the bout to Brusso on points There was very little criticism of the award though Sholtrau might have been given a draw without any injus tice being worked The club uncovered a' very promising lad in one Black who was turned into the ring with Spicer a Delray youth Black acts like a boxer with a brain and in addition has a pair of very useful hands and a nartlcu larly good punch in his right He won the decision by a wide margin There were three other preliminaries in all of which that tired feeling that at times affects boxers like ordinary folk was apparent Big Earl Thompson ex perienced it after three rounds In which Dick Smith insisted on roughly rushingj him and punching him Sil verman had it at the end of his first round 'with Gilday though he was game anl wanted to continue the ref eree stopping the go Walsh and Dug gan went on an extra number but the 'first named was not in condition and only one round was boxed The gym was jammed to the doors and the show and other wise was the biggest success in this line that the club has conducted Dolan Keeler SHeckard McCreery Dahlen 2 lood 2 9 arrell Smoot 2 Kruger Two base hits Kruger Dahlen Irwin Three base i Ahearn Hartman Sacrifice hits Keeler Sheckard Kltson Double play Dahlen and McCreery Stolen base Irwin Wild Murphy Bases on balls Off Murphy 1 Struck out By Murphy 1 by Kltson 1 Left on St Louis 5 Brooklyn 6 Time 1:39 Um Brown and Powers Attendance 800 Simple Came Timely i Chicago May 16 Two bases on balls two sacrifices and timely single scored runs gifts and an 'error saved St Louis from a shut out Score: ST AB tt 13 4 1 2 The fashion plate of the Pittsburg aggre gation is Lefty Davis He runs a good sec ond to Emmett Heidrlck the peer of them all Balks are a scarce article on the dia mond this year But four have been called' In the National League and three' In the American i No chance for to lose his job with the Colts at the present time He leads the team In batting having the high percentage of 421 There has been no change" made in the captaincy of the Athletics since Lave Cross succeeded Larry Lajoie and Connie Mack says he contemplates none "We are not doing much says Manager Buckenberger when we do strike our playing gait the other teams will have to look out tor Thera: Is a rumor In circulation that Man ager Armour intends to swing around American association circuit and 'pick what goqd men can be found I One two players In the National eanlzation call Tom Daly a figurehead Ing little or nothing to advance the inter ests of the association Of the work done by the American League umpires up to'date Lough 11 has been bsst wNot a criticism: has been'made on his decisions in the east 'i many bosses on the St Louis Amer ican League says Davy' Jones hardly make a move without being called down by one or more of the play 3 The Giants are afflicted with one trouble this year The team has a tendency to lump in the: air and kick aves tho traces The Younger Players? Kaiser Blair team would like 'games' with any amateur team for Sundays Ad dress Tony Masaeck 440 St Antoine street The Carleton Sluggers ball team who are' wel known to many of the Detroit and neighboring town ball teams have organ ized and elected officers as follows: Man ager Dr A Du Paul treasurer Ready: captain Harry German? Several good players have been signed and fast ball is expected this season The Yales will cross bats with the Vic tors on Sunday afternoon at 2 at Ltvernols and Michigan avenue grounds The battery for the Yales will Lau rence A Mallsky and (Mallsky Any team desiring games average age 17 ad dress Mallsky 63 Thirty second Ninety Mich lean Will Not Compete Berkeley OvnL New York May 16 Entres for the inter collegiate championships wlwn take place at Berkeley Oval on Ma and 31 have closed The list is uiv usually large No Michigan him i entered and their absence is to make the fight between a Harvard for team honor? more California is represented in most the events Upon one point at least there seems to be unanimity of sentiment in the two big leagues The magnates dnd officials in both have taken action to discourage rowdyism Grotichy Mr Griffith hardly finished reading the telegram that notified him that he must take the medicine prevlously doled out to red Buelow and Jk Graw in the American when Tenney of Boston and Clarke of Pittsburg both valuable men to their 'trains wero notified by John 1 Brush dlrat they might sit with the fans consequence 'of a disgraceful exhibi tion of fisticuffs in the Smoky City Tiie offense of the National players could hardly be overlooked as they had not even the excuse to offer that they came to blows In the heat of an exciting moment troubles start ed from a close decision at first pase by which Clarke was declared out Several innings elapsed between the time of the play and the time of tne fight and the men had had ample opportuity to cool off the moment a little bad luck comes in sijht More than one National League team has made overtures to the Pittsburg club for Jimmy Burke but Barney Dreyfuss intends to keep the? ex Brewer on bls staff tils season Totals 26 4 27 Innings Chicago St Louis Strang 2: 1 Left on bases Chicago 7 St Louis 1 Two base hit Padden Sacrifice hits Platt Jones Maloney Stolen liases Green 2 Davis Strang Double plays Davis and Isbell Daly Davis and Isbell Padden Wallace and Andreson Struck Out By Platt 8 by Powell 1 Bases on balls Off Platt 3 off Powell 4 Hit with Mc aralnd Time 1:45 Umpire Johnstone Attendance 2500 SAGINAW VERY King Hanover 105 Pentecost 102 Himself 99 Redpath rancesco 96 Smart Set 97 Highlander 95 Grail 92 Ohnet lying Buttress 90 1 Good Thing's Went Wrong Louisville May 16 The unlooked foroverthrow of the choices Palmette Ben Chalice and Dissenter was a disappoint ment to the talent this afternoon as they heavily played especially Palmette whose price opened at 3 and closed at evens Bucliauoji who lias been riding for Vanderbilt in Trance arrived last night and rode Ben Chalice In the third race barely landing his mount inside the money Weather cloudy track fast Summaries: irst race 5 furlongs Early 113 field) even won Mary La van 110 (Slack) 6 to 5 second Lady Philura 110 (Lindsey) 50 to 1 third time 1:01 armer Jim Eulalia and rank "Bullock also ran Sec ond race 6 furlongs Optimo 104 (Lindsay) 8 to 1 won Belle of Minco 102 (Miller) 3 to 1 second' Little Rock 107" (Cogswell) 6 to 1 third time 1:16 1 2 Palmette Maud ish rancis Jewell 'Jake Land Mary Gatewood Itacatlara Patrick and King Rex also ran Third 5 furlongs Linguist' 105 to 1 won Right aiirt' TrlK1 105 (Walsh) 1 to 1 second: Ben Chalice 113 (Buchanan) 6 to 5 third time 1:01 3 4 Linguist and1' Right and True coupled ns Appleby entry Lady Nutter lowefdale Rofeanco JSrand Mary Pluck Maxialia Tom "Prism 'and Deeaberr also jraii ourth" race 6 furlongs Aules 104 (Coburn) even won Imp 102 (Miller) 7 to '2 second Jigger 104 (Lipdsay) 6 to 1lhird time 1:15: Maid of Dundee King VTatlus Backley Mary Greenway Handrail ('rank Becker and Glehson also ran ifth race mile Mon arka 107 (Winkfield) 3 21 won Waln a Molnen 100 (Ransoh) 4 to 1 second Death 114 (Slack) 11 to 10 third time 1:41 Three starters Sixth race selling mile and 70 yards The Caxton 101 (Ransch) 7 to 1 won Lady Bramble 103 (Woodard) 25 to 1 second Dissenter 11Q (Winkfield) even third: time 1:49 1 2 Lisbeth rank Royal Penny Cardome Plead The Con queror Jena and Loka also ran irst race 5 furlongs Siloam Emily Bell 103: Shooting Star White Star Canzonetta Luralighter 110 Prince of Endurance Sheriff Bell 113 Sec ond 'Tare Opera' Girl 108 Ben Bat tle 110 JimClark Toab 111 John Yerkes 115 Third race 7 furlongs Sky lyer 100: Aules I02 Alma'nz0 Last Knight 105 Capt 106: Stnyve 107 Emathlon 110 ourth race furlongs the Nursery Merry Reel lora Willoughby 108 Estrada Palma Bad News Ill Woodlake Onatds i Prince of Endurance 115 Onatas and Endurance coupled as entry ifth race 614 furlongs Myrtle Dell 94 Binehelio 102 Orla 104 Staff Temptress 107: Suave Dolly Wagner Nels Morris Oco nee Little Rita Tragedy Masterful Phos phorus 109: Cotton Plant Sound Money ill Hinsdale 112: Mandamus 114 Sixth 5 furlougs Kid Hampton 109 At more Bra vo Boer The Geezer Hohenstauf fen 112 Marta Santa 115 Maud Gonne 117 College and Albion to Meet at Bennett Park The Albion college team which has just completed a successful trip through Indiana and Michigan will try to lower the colors of Detroit College nine this afternoon at Bennett Park Simmons who beld Mlch igan down to four and Indiana down to two hits will be on the slab tor Albion Both teams will be well represented by rooters as there are a number of Albion alumni in Detroit Play will be called sharply at 3:30 The teams wlll line up as follows: DETROIT ALBION McDonnell Catcher Lynch Pitcher Simmons irst base Church Kennedy Second base Knickerbocker Miller Third base Karsten Moynahan Shortstop Sullivan Left field Striker McDonnell Center field McKoll Sullivan Right field Howe Tyne of Har 5 varu was mat Meeder of Columbia Is last of ths fi men with 14695 The average is Iboli :58 1 5 Vest la Courdge Miss Trappean Aurie and Our Cora also ran furlongs Lecturer 108 (Mathews) 5 to 1 won Dodie 98 (T Meade) 6 to 1 sec ond Drummond 93 (Davisson) 5 to 2 third tlrfie 1:32 5 ox Queen Siphon Cherries Ada also ran ourth race 6 furlongs Brigade 111 (T Dean) 3 to 2 won: ClQrita 109 (Otis) 9 to 10 second Hnldee' 103 (Hoar) 13 to 2 third time 1:17 1 5 Wateralone also ran ifth race 5 furlongs Bay Wonder 109 (J Mathews) 9 to 5 won Bookston 112 (Anstett) 11 to 5 second Prodigal oon 112 (OtiS) 13 to 5 third time 1:05 2 5 Halcyondale Glendon and MIrance also ran Sixth race mile' and a sixteenth Domage 106 (J Mathews) 9 to 5 won Santa Teresa 99 (T Dean) to 1 second Precursor 111 (Birkenruth) 3 to i third time 1:51 3 5 Lccnja Blue Mantle Big Injun Sarilla and Merops also ran Entries: irst race six' Lord Quex Inspector Shea 112: Pretorius 109 JIatln Bell Jaubert Red Tip Arigato IvT Pronta Leenja The Esmond 102 David Haru in Aaron Pond 97 Second race five furlongs The Don 115 Pennant 112 Stem Winder oxy Kane Our Bessie 109 King Hammon 103 Mirance 100 Third race five furlongs ederal 122 Theory 104: Money Muss 106 Maggie Davis flC Na tive 92 Zibla 90 (Theory and ederal coupled as Saxton Hildreth's entry) ourth race one and an eighth Ar tlculate 111 Greyfeld 100 lying Torpedo 105 Boney Boy Hermencia 102 Leo Newell 98 (Greyfeld and Articulate coupled as entry) ifth race one and a half miles Bedeck armer Bennett 105 Search er 102 ox Bard Major Mansi Ditty 100 Sarilla 98 John McGurk 97 Sixth race mile Thurles 108 Malay 107 Mar shal Nell 106' Baird Donator Camp bell 105 Miss Liza 103 Bob Alone 101 Miracle II 97 Davis Conroy 1 1 Ritc'y 2 Leach 3 urr Totals 33 Innings Pittsburg Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 00 0 1 Conroy Beaumont 3 Wagner 1 Two base Bransfield Three base Wagner 2 Thomas Sacrifice hit Stolen Leach' irst base on Off Chesbro 2 off White 2 Struck By Cbesbro 5 by White 2 Wild pitch White Time 1:30 Umpire Emslle At 2400 i THE TRAP Bigg Shoot at lint Shortly lint Mich May Th? first an nual tournament of the Michigan1 Continued on Page Twelve Winners at St Louis St Louis May Scorpio with Domi? nick in the saddle won the 5 furlongs sprint at the air grounds to day in im pressive style by a head from Ogla Weath er clear: track fast Summaries: irst race 4 1 2 furlongs Stand Pat 104 (Gormlevl 13 to a (Beauchamp) 8 to 1 second Sly Boots 102 (Wright) zo to Claude ancy Model Sarnie Mac Caelana Clate Bell Luckett and Mlndora also ran Second race mile and 70 yards Kenova 107 (Dominick) 6 to 1 won Ida Penzance 94 (Helgerson) 7 to 1 second Josie 91 (Earle) 5 to 1 third time 1:46 3 4" Varner Suragamp Dahlenburg Alice Hol land and Eleven Bells' also ran Third race steeplechase about 11 2 Eva Moe 137 (J Gormley) even won Gen nerose 132 (Dupee) 10 to 1 second Tor reon 149 (Zenol 4 to 1 third time 3:05 1 2 alella finished first but was disqualified for fouling Harve and Chancery fell ourth race 6 Colonial Girl 105 (Goodyear) 8 to 5 won Helen Print lol (T Walsh) 5 to 1 second King Daly 105 9 to 5 third time 1:14 3 4 Marie Bell Hopedale Rona Hainauit and Louis Wagner also ran ifth race 5 fur longs Scorpio 117 (Dominick) 5 to 2 won: Ogle 100 (Dugan) 11 to 5 second: Okla 95 (Louden) 8 to 1 third time 1:011 4 Militant Hunting Gallantrie ree Coin age and Sharp Bird also ran Sixth race mile and 20 yards Eda Riley 105 (Beau champ) 7 to 2 won Salinda 103 (Bell) 11 to 5 second: Edgardo 1 05 (Dominick) 8 to 1 third time 1:45 1 2 Leflare Men ace Monos and Macon also ran Entries: irst race six furlongs ou a om crtiD no Hasglft 93 Light Hunt 95 nose ot rcea 9b Money Brown Connie lxe Marton Detroit at Cleveland St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Washington at Baltimore 0 0 0 New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg at St Louis Boston at Chicago OVER SHOLTRAU ATER VERY HARD ROUNDS Easy Picking for Brown City Brown' City Mich May (Spe Brown City defeated Peck on the home grounds in a rather one elded contest McLaughlin pitched fine ball the winning team striking out sixteen men Batteries: McLaugh lin and' Sherk' Allen VanNest Sa ville and Griggs The score was '20 to 9 in favor of Brown City Life Made Miserable for Umpire Olivet May In the first game of the inter class se ries the juniors defeated the seniors 11 to 3 The troubles 'of Umpire Jilnes featured" the game "The: crowd was bound to make him trouble and finally finding fault a went out upon the diamond grabbed the umpire nip 'bodily deposited him outside the ground A guard of players him and he finished his duties under difficulties a i Gala Day at Evart Yesterday i Evart Mich May 16 This was a great day for Evart'? Schools were closed as well as many of the busi ness places of the village so that everybody could go to the ball gatne with Mt' Pleasant Ban Johnson and red Postal were billed ds the star attraction The Mt Pleasant boys played a' rattling good game which ended in a tie 9 to 9 in the ninth inning the visitors having to quit to catch a train In honor of the visi tors the band was out game Messrs Johnson rank Postal Swayne of Toledo and Ben Wolfe of Rapids presented the home team with a purse of $30 and were given a great hand Creith and Davis for Evart and Campbell Bronstedder McNamara and Youngs were the bat teries Dr Conover acted as umpire Harvard Has the Strong Men New May Dr Watson Savage director of the Columbia gymnasium this afternoon announced the official list of the intercollegiate champion fifty strong men as on the basis of the recent teste in which Harvard won the championship with twenty men in the fifty Coium TtrrT coorinn Minnesota third ten men Amherst fourth two men vard was first Boston Took Slow Boston May Boston defeated' Phila delphia to day in a rather slow game 4 to 2 Many of Umpire de cisions occasioned much objection er ris was put off the grounds In the fourth inning Gleason taking bls place BOSTON PHILADELPHIA Parent s2 stan i Collins 3 in 1 0 0 1 0 5 1 1 2 2 1 Jacksonl 10 0 0 Taylorp 0 0 Sparks Yeager 1 Totals 34 7 27 10 4 Totals 36Batted for Hahn in the ninth (Batted for Taylcrin the ninth Innings i 2 3 4 5 6 7 Cincinnati 0 New York 0 0 Lauder Jones Doyle Jackson Hoy Dobbs 3 Two base hits Lauder Bowerman Three base hit Bowerman Stolen base Smith Dou ble plays Lauder and Doyle Magoon Cor coran Beckley and Peltz Stlenfeldt and Beckley Bases on Off Hahn 2 oft Taylor 2 Hit by pitched ball By Taylor 1 Struck By Hahn 4 by Taylor 4 Wild pitch Taylor Time 2:00 Cantlllon Attendance 5000 SCORPIO BEAT OGLE AT ST LOUIS AN IMPRESSIVE MANNER Entry of Carey for Maroons is the Great Surprise The dual meet between Michigan and Chicago will take place on Marsha? ield Chicago to day Capt Dvorak will not compete in the pole vault art the entry of Carev is the'othe? surprise Carey had been forbidden his parents to take part in athletes and it was thought that his hammu throwlng days were past The 'es One hundred yard Hahn fer and Galt for Michigan Blair "and Moloney for Chicago Two hundred and twenty vard dash Hahn Nufer Gait ishleigh Reb stock King and Hernstein for Michi gan Blair and Moloney for Chicago our hundred and fortv vard Rebstock King Miller Nufer and Hernstein for Michigan Pettit Smith Jayne and Cahill for Chicago Eight hundred and eightv vard run oster Harpham Perry Miller Reb stock for Michigan llortou Cahill Jayne and Matthews for Chicago Mile Kellogg Perry Hall and Waite for Michigan Henry Kelly and Kalamaiano for Chicago" One hundred and twenty yard hurdles Barret Robinson Nufer Galt and ishleigh for Michigan Molonev and riend for Chicago Two hundred and twenty yard hurdles Nufer ishleigh Barret Robinson and Galt lor Michigan Mo iGi ey and Wellington for Chicago High Armstrong Snow Barret Brewer and Udell for Michigan Quantrell 'and Hopkins for Chicago Broad Nufer ishleigh Reid and Snow for Michigan riend Hop kins Moloney and Granberg for Chi cago "Pole ishleigh Udell and Woodhams for Michigan Magee Mil ler and Granberg for Chicago Shot put Snow Robinson Breve? and Hernstein for Michigan: Spelt Perkins and Pettit for Chicago Hammer Reid Brewer Seitz and Snow for Michigan Speik Gran berg Steel and Carey for Chicago Discus Snow Armstrong Brewer Hernstein and Brewer for Michi gan Speik Perkins Hopkins Blair Carey and Pettit for Chicago Host Remarkable Remedy That Quickly Restores Lost Vitfor to Menu Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Mich May 16 (Special) Grand Rapids won to day froth lint In a slow game try the score of 8 to 3 Both pitchers were hit freely Grand Rapids bunched hits in the early part of the game getting a home three bagger and three two baggers Tn the last four Innings both teams settled down and played snappy ball Score: Innings 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RHE Grand 2 0 2 3 0 1 0 0 8 10 1 lint 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 McNutt and Teal Bussey Zinratn Lady Avon 90 Ac 1 ne uawm Back Marie leetwine: 104: John Ed Roth 109 Second race live furlongs lying Girl Pourquol Pas" mo Lacy Cra wford ore and Aft Henry Mc Daniel 103 Maverick 105 Goudy Sid ney Walker Votary 108 Third race six Approved 95: Cadet 99 Bertha Nell Kiss Quick Eight Bells Invocation 101 Certain Boundlee Gala Day 106 Joe Lesser 107: Hermoso St Wood Tom Col lins Imperialist 109 ourth race Missis sippi Valley selling stake mile 82 Jordan 95 Glenwood ound 104 Vsr ro Petit Maltre 105: Brulare 108 Maximus ill Peaceful 110 (Maximns and Peaceful coupled as entry) ifth race seven furlongs Erraack Orisls 87 Lillian 89 Zlrl 90: Brown Vail 96: Irresisti ble The Bronze Demon 99 ather Wcntker 100 The Golden Prince 101 Ter ra Incognita 103 Red Apple 106: Hilee 107 Sixth race Tenny Belle Or leans 101 Pass 102 Bengal Eleven Bells 105 Prince Real Alee Wine press Revoke Delsarte 107 Joe Doughty 110 El Canty Pharoah 112 Seventh race mile and three Brewer Schorr 99 Wallabout 103 Bushnell Salinda Alva II ree Gold 104 Gates 106 AU Saints 110 Apprentice allowance claimed Snrmine Capttired Bronx Handi cap New York May 16 Valdez and Irritable were the only winning favorites at Mor ris Park to day the other four events go ing to well backed second and third choices The Bronx handicap at one mile had 23 entries but after the blue had finished its work only four were left to go Surmise the outsider beat the favorite Carbuncle a head The weather was clear and the track fast Summaries: irst race the Zoo hurdle race mile and a half over six Hights of hurdles Valdez 135 (Mara) 8 to a and 3 to 5 won Me Grathiana Prince142 (Hcider) 8 to 5 and 1 to 2 second abius 7 to 1 and 2 to 1 ning Blacksmith Kate and Cheval race the Kinder olds last four and a half furlongs of the Eclipse course aust 98 (Redfern) 7 to 2 and 6 to 5 won Squid 92 20 to 1 and 6 to 1 second: Blue Banner 10c (T Burns) 7 to 2 and 8 to 5 third time :54 Allhallowmas Topsoil Lightship Geo Dasch Sweet Jane and Miss Simplicity also ran Third race second riday selling race last Hrteener even won 3 to 1 and Martin) 8 1:23 0 5 4 5 0 4 2 5 1 5 2 3 1 4 LOCAL ATHLETES MWe SHOWING AT ANN ARB0R Saginaw 12Muskegon0 Muskegon Mich May '14 (Special) Muskegdn met a mortifying defeat to day at the hands of Saginaw Wilson who pitched for Muskegon fell down in the sixth and was hit unmercifully Poppe a local pitcher was substituted In the last two Innings and did some clever work Outside or wild and bad cals put up a good game was mu tscore Innings 1 Saginaw 0 Muskegon 0 Batteries Irwin Poppe and McMahon 6 1 2 furlongs Withers mile 100 (H Cochran) 4 to 1 and Knight Templar 105 (T Burns) out second Stella 100 (J to 1 and 5 to 2 third: timv Bella Ghost Gay Girl Grandna and Tact also ran ourth race race last seven furlongs of the Withers mile Irritable 118 (letcher) 8 to 5 and 3 to 5 won Kingrain 111 (King) 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 second: Roysterer 115 (Dolan) 6 to 1 rind 2 to 1 third: time 1:29 1 2 Bon Mot Handicapper Ninonia Col Bill and Sam Devere also ran ifth race last seven furlongs of the Withers mile sell ing Swamplands 98 (Creamer) to 1 and 2 to 1 won II Coleman 97 (W Mur phy) 9 to 5 and 4 to 5 second: Caith ness 87 (Murray) 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 third: time 1:29 Justice Jack McGinn Inkling Blanche Herman and Cobia also ran Sixth race the Bronx Park handicap Withers Surmise 98 (G Thompson) 6 to 1 and 7 to 5 won Carbuncle 114 (Odom) 4 to 5 and out second ly Wheel 110 (Booker) 4 to 1 and even third 'time 1140 3 4 Red path also ran Entries: irst race selling 7 furlongs of Withers mile Goldsby 109' Cryptogram 107 Woden 105: Golden 'Cottage 103 Car roll 99 Eesene 97 Second race 5 fur longs of Eclipse course Brimstone Semper Vivax Stonewall Kenyon wood Waxia T10 Blturica Athlana Pearl Diver Princess Tulane Sontag 107' Third race National stallion stakes 5 Ifurlongs of Eclipse course Skillful Dalesman Acrobat Attorney Pepper Mizzen Her Letter Artvls 122 Duster Morca Love Note 119 ourth race Grand National steeplechase about 2U miles Jim Megibben 167 ulminate 162: Bulllngdon 151 Perian 146 Olindo 145 Miss Mitchell catneron 113 Curfew Bell Bacchanal 140: inch 138: afrle 134: George Jenkins 133 ifth race the stakes Withers mile Hanover Queen Par Excelence Blue Girl Amicitla Hatasoo 121 Sixth race handi cap Withers Water Color 126: Bon nlbart 116 Advance Guard 116 Heno 110 Selbach 15 1 5 2 0 firms 2 M'Gannl Gilberts Shields Howell 4 Totals 40 Innings Baltimore Washington Runs Ryan carey tiv natian i 7 Ryan 2 Keister Wol verton McGraw Ely 2 McGann Stolen bases Williams McGann Gilbert Keister Dou ble plays Shields Gilbert McGann: Wolverton and Carey: Williams Gilbert and McGann Bases on Off Orth 3 olf 1 Howell Z' Hit by pitched ball By Orth 1 Struck out By Orth 1 by Howell 1 Left' on bases Baltimore 10 Washing ton and "'Totals 30 9 27 Innings? Boston Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stahl Collins 2 Gleason 4Hartx DETROIT SCHOOL PICKEH To 1HE CHAMPIONSHIP Ben Hurs to: Meet Rasch Team The Ben Hurs will play the A Rasch team this afternoon on Second avenue and the Boulevard layi will Re called at 3:30 sharp The vBen would likef out of town games for Saturdays and holidays Address Stielan 812 Union Trust building 1 'Wi AMONG THE AMATEURS i The' third team defeated the Lin coln juniors ny a score to 3 teries ergulson and Corliss Bloom Kelley The Cadillacs' will cross bats with the soldiers at ort Wayne this afternoon Gut hard Homyer will be the battery for the Cadillacs The latter will meet' the' Navies Sunday afternoon VARICOCELE i' I guarantee iny Latest Method Treatment to be a permanent pofs'time for Varicocele and Stricture without cutting stretching or loss uIatjon fl Vancocele'it absorbs the bagging or wormy condition equalize proper! stops pains in the groins also all drains thereby giving the bs0Is the I nutrition vitalizes the parts and restores lost powers in Stricture elc a Stricture tissue stops smarting sensation nervousness weakness g0 while in all prostatio troubles It is the treatment par excelienc (live am I that my treatment will cure you you can PAY WHEN CURED You need pay nothing until you are convinced that a thoroug cuttiog cure has been established We cure Varicocele andStricture wituv Impotencl stretching or loss of time: also Blood Poison Chronic XnKULTATffi ixianey Diver Bladder Stomach emale ana Kectai xruuuo REE Call or write for blank for home treatment BiAUs r'1 to 8 ta Sundays 10 a to 3 208 st? EN4 KANVa MCH GOVERNOR REUSES TO ISSUE PAPERS 10 27 10 0 Totals 32 7 24 15 1 1: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4' 4 GIANTS MADE HEART: DISEASE IN i ISH AGAINST CINCINNATI Brush hands' it out mofe 1 strongly (than Ban "Johnson has done Neither Clark nor Tenney knows when he may go back into the game the sus tension being for an indefinite All of those in the American Deague have been for five days 1 filth Is lor this period but owing to the fact that Monday' and Tuesday are' davs on the schedule only three games those that St Louis Cniciigo would be atfected ordinarily The fact that the White Sox plays a postponed game in Detroit on 'Monday Jdds another making four games in Which Grit may not pitch In addi tion he cannot go on the coaching lines until the close of next week his coaching suspension being for ten days Almost anything is likely to happenwhen New York and Cincinnati get together as wns instanced by tne victory of riday live runs were taken down in the nintn up to which period the visitors had been blanked The record nit ng car nival of last season was a feature of a game between these teams It dwarfed the horrible affair which Cincinnati figured this past week when thrie Philadelphia pitchers were mt for 28 safeties and 24 runs Cincinnati was the victim in last seasi horror Nw York making 31 hits and runs This game was played some time in June when Rusie was being tried out by the Reds The big fellow Phillips and Mcadden were the trio of Cincin nati twirlers that suffered BOSTON AB A 1 3 6 0 2 0 1 0 2 BOSTON OUND DELIVERY TO BE VERY PUZZLING Pc LPc 647 Chicago 10 8 556 600 9 12 429 588 Baltimore 8 12 400 579 Cleveland 5 15 250 At St St Paul Louisville game post poned on account ot rain' At MInneapoHs Indlanapolla game postponed on account of rain At Milwaukee Milwaukee 4 Columbus '2' At Kansas City Toledo 9 Kansas City 4 1 AMATEUR BASEBALL Ann Arbor Mich May i5 The interscholastic managemn come so accustomed to advert a' the annual sports that the a mesp" 7 for the games to day came A large crowd gathered at prn see the high school athlete '3 places in the finals which to morrow The Detroit boys showed up finqv mg and Leete of the Central Will fiuht It rtllt fi iue Kianiaz in the WO yard dash Leete place for the 220 yara dash 'j central high will oe in the tin i uies' ct the Mme sehoo 4 ified for the quarter niile and half together It looks considerabh Detroit school to win the chan 'pio if the field men do as well as 7 the chances favor the Centra' A The following are the Mamar? 7 who arc left in the sieve together 1 best performances made to day 100 yard dash second tria hams ami Runney Kalamazoo and Leete Detroit Central hi8i ATs time :10 2 5 hifh Nieol Detroit tral high Patterson Detroit i ni school Tibbs Grand Rapids time 440 yani dash Waldron andK troit University school Have? Central high: Ball Toledo 220 yard low Cotie Mui 0 Atkinson Detroit II Colburn Detroit s' Detroit time 5 220 yard dash Woodhams and Runine Kalamazoo Trankla Michigan vS academy Neahr Grand Rapids: Kee'ler Detroit II 5 Half mile Hayes Detroit Hart Beloit Helm Siginaw joh sor' North Division high school Chicago Grand Rapids time 2:05 1 5 Batted for Thoney in Innings 1 2 Detroit 0 0 Cleveland 0 0 sacrifice hits McCarthy Barrett Thoney Elberfeld Double Dillon and Miller Bases on balls Off Mil ler 8 off Wright 3 Hit by pitched By Miller 1 Dett troit 6 Struck 2 Time 1:45 once 1587 McGraw Made Costly Errors Baltimofe May 16 The Washington American League club from Baltimore here this afternoon after ten Innings ot heavy batting on both sides Shields gave way In the third inning to Howell Mc error in the tenth lost the game score: BALTIMORE AB A 31 2 CLEVELAND AB 3 0 3 1 30 1 ri urMM 't 'bA' out Hl" I' I wfi I' I I I I' I I li I C3l I oh I 't? 54 IV a 4 La I 4 5 I I I If.