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EM a 4 THE REE PRESSS 10 WADDELL WOt OUR REDUCTION SALE A 4 I CJvnc vnn vour choice of the best at niucli less than the price of the interinr 0 5 IT ALL ALONE 0 0 2 1623 13 6 Totals 40 Totals 48 24 27 13 3 Gives you your choice of the price of the inferior 8 1 TO GAMES No Games Scheduled i i STANDING i excepting only the United Crafts goods If yes fl 3 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 1 926 10 1 Totals 35 14 TO GAMES 7 8 9 I Sullivan TO Vc at Boston STANDING DAN A A GRAY COMPANY i urniture and Upholstery was again weak on the urniture of Quality 260 262 WoodWard Ave I 0 1 1 Storage Batteries 4 4 15 27 IS 1 1 7 8 9 I 3 0 0 0 1 6 Totals 40 Totals 41 33 20 2 26 33 DELTAS WON AGAIN Storage Battery Co TIGERS HAVE GONE EAST actory and Laboratory 137 Grand River Ave 3 7 EASY MONEY! 4 DETROIT 2 0 Totals 25 421 Totals 33 11 24 9 STATE BASEBALL 49 3 3 TO 1 are Totals 8 39 0 4 39 17 6 0 1 4 Will II sea Yachts Raced in flnle dr 0 $1500 (UN Du 2 by Tasco 3 0 0 7 STATE LEAGUE 1 3 0 0 4 0 SPORTS ADD SORTS 9 TO GAMES 0 1 I feathcr 0 Lanning 9 STANDING half 48 ROM TRACK AND STABLE 3 CHESSPLAY COMPLETED i 3 2 0 3 1 At 0 3 AMATEUR BASED ADD 5 1 4 0 10 14 4 PASSED BALLS TENNIS 7 0 li 0 0 3 6 0 0 443 413 4 4 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 0 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 fl fl 0 7 3 2 2 3 2 0 5 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 3 5 0 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 11 13 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 '1 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 3 4 4 1 0 2 2 0 0 HO 3 1 2 0 4 0 3 8 2 3 1 3 1 00 4 4 4 4 1 0 3 7 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 3 19 2 3 6 0 0 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 6 7 0 0 48 52 56 62 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 8 4 3 9 7 5 6 4 2 8 4 3 7 1 a 4 a a 6 8 7 Chicago St Douls Boston Athletics 39 39 44 3 0 0 6 0 0 5 4 4 9 10 0 0 17 6 1 0 5 4 5 3 4 4 1 1 3 2 2 0 0 2 0 4 3 4 3 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 4 4 4 3 9 1 7 0 ds ro ro ro ro 8 8 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 Coll ins 3 Stahl nr erris 2 Crigerc Sparksp 2 0 1 1 3 7 4 1 5 25 9 1 4 12 0 5 9 4 0 6 Trident Tecumseh Curtisr Mahan Noblett 1 0 0 1 1 0 3 6 0 0 1 0 0 3 5 3 1 0 1 3 4 6 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 7 32 0 Selbach! Arndtr Howella Pc479 7 ft 4G 7 0 0 03 2 2 1 3 0 12 2 0 6 3 0 7 8 0 1 1 36:26 36:32 9 4 810 711 men was The 0 1 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 Baym Bradley 3 Lajoie 2 llckr Stuart Beddow Bamford Catcher irst base Second base Shorstop Third base Deft Held Center Held Right Held 9 2 9 6 42 57 Totals 30 3 4 5 6 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 Soden old rule 5 5 Dwyer Ceiger Miller2 Hoff3 oy I Holmes! 0 0 0 0 571 567 537 535 the De lo 4 0 0 Renchard Hudson Selleck Disk 11 GagnierA pel iKustus BergerLillis 3 3 0 0 RYTHMIC WON BONNER STAKE I 7 0 3 Pc462296 37 21 3 3 KincIEsV JOE SxTRCKSON ball 6 7 3 4 0 1 36 24 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 4 1 10 Totals 33 Innings Muskegon Danslng 0 1 claim that the con their disadvantage 1 otiis do not care Mr" Soden of Hos tile rule hurts bat Detroit had no walked in the and stole sec ll 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 AB 6 6 6 6 5 3 10 6 9 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 Hick Cleveland 45 49 43 51 Detroit 39' 49 Baltimore 38 54 ANALYSIS Maidens AB 5 leaic Bucks 1 Blodg'tl Hadleys Hosmer 3 Oberlin Schlorf2 3 0 0 5 1 4 2 3 3 2 4 AB Brownel 4 5 5 McGann 1 5 Brodie Dunn Bow'n Dauder 3 Smith 2 Wall 11 0 3 3 0 13 42 37 2 2 3 2 2 1 BOWLING Balls 72 72 6 0 3 2 AB 0 Ryanm jure! 0 0 Orthr 0 1 Deed 0 Elys Clarke Patten 2 3 0 3 0 1 DISTANCED IN DAST HEAT THE AST PACE 52 51 nl 46 bases Only one run but it was enough 34 6 0 0 The race is com The winner of first and second heats retire from race and the' first money goes to winner of the fastest heat second third moneys in the same way 5 4 Woodc Wrlrht Clark 4'2 0 (Kelley) (Ernst) (A McDonald) Burkett! Wallace Padden2 Kahec Harperp Bamford Johnson Kenney Duffus not out7 Yates Aitken' Deonard Aitken Extras Dowsley Beddow 11 6 7 7 6 13 7 8 5 2 0 0 0 1 lit 3 2 Douis track no one him reported to have re The 1 Marine Marine City will tiring an excursion from i Manne Citv to Belie Isle and as Selllnr May are playing in their old time form a uoc game 4s Pc467417398319 8 5 3 8 4 4 It) 9 7 ds a Telegraphic reports of the Brighton trotting meeting make it appear thatthe first day under the novel condi tions imposed by that association was an eminently successful one Tho ob ject1 of the changes is to make the racing faster and to kill the laying up evil In the two in three events the winners of first and second heats go to the stable after their victories and the third heat ends 'the race The heat winner negotiating the fast est mile gets first money second and third being decided the same way ourth money is decided by the regu lar summary In the three in flve races a horse must win one of the first Hires heats or go to the stable when the fourth is called The association bars heat betting The changes as a whole arc more radical than any adopted by any other association and are better based than the half way efforts at racing reform that have been offered elsewhere 4 3 a dr 0 0 batted 3 4 5 1 0 2 2 10 ox 3: 4 Dutlicrl 4 Glea'nm 4 4 4 ro 1 ro AB 5 0 5 0 4 6 43 42 43 3 1 2 10 3 3 0 Rain Prevented Two Games Pittsburg Philadelphia and Boston Cin cinnati games yesterday in the National Ixague were postioned on account of rain our innings of the Pittsburg Philadel phia game bad been played when the rain put an end to the contest VM Marine City Selling May team will play vny teiwn at nene ism JACKSON AB 3 NOVELTY LAN RACING PROVES BE VERY SUCCESSUL 2 1 Only two out Innings Brooklyn St Louis Runs lood nase on error: St Louis 3 Brooklyn 10 Barclay Keeler Stolen lood ble plays McCreery and lood ianien ana Mccreerv Bases on Off 1 off Donovan 4 Hit by pitched ball By O'Neil 1 Struck out By Donovan 5 by 5 Time 1:36 Brown Attendance 1600 $3750 The record is as follows Name Atkins Bardeleben Cohn Gottschall GunsbergJanowski Levin Marshal Mason Score: NEW YORK 1 3 3 0 18 GREAT THIRTEEN INNING BATTLE AT BENN ETT PARK BALTIMORE AB A 6 6 Programme for Championship Boston August 11 The United States national lawn tennis championship will be gin at Newport II 1 on Tuesday Au gust 19 Besides tlie singles championship and II Doherty eastern doubles champions will play Collins and Waldner western doubles champions The winners will play Ward and Davis national cham pions The interscholastic championship will also be played The members of the English team will play for the singles as well as for the doubles championship SIEVER PITCHED INELY JUST A LITTLE BETTER 39 20 11 12 IS 0 0 0 0 2 3 3 Hartsei 1 ultz Davis lb Cross 3b Seybold Murphy 2b Cross Schreck Waddell THREE BAGGER BY THE ECCENTRIC ONE DID THE WORK 5 1 4 0 4 0 3 American Association Columbus 3: St Paul 1 Louisville Isiuisviile 7 Kansas City 24 8 0 2 Mahan Cincinnati 42 bt Louis Phillies New Y'ork 29 7 8 0 0 irst Stuart 84 3 2 Beddow 82 2 8 IRST INNING Beddow Aitken Jenner Perrin Aitken Thomas Aitken Grylls Aitken Stuart Kenney Davis Kenney Aitken Brass Beds that were $3000 Reduced to A lotteries Riker Grand Rapids Keenan Stein King a I SI kts Runs 6 2 1 by Clay King Moko (Benyon) by High BPAT OR BOAT AMAJEUR OR 'RO' ESSIONAL SAILORS Totals 34 3 4 5 6 11'20 0 0 0 0 1 8 9 0 0 0 ft Sacrifice Stolen bases Casey Elber Leather Couches that were $4000 Reduced to Smoot Barclay! nr ruger 9 4 0 5 Rube Waddell at Bennett Park terday displayed his famed propensity for hogging the honors' of ball games in which he officiates' In this he was successful and then again he wasn't He succeeded in winning almost sin gle handed a contest that ran tor thirteen innings and in which no tally was scored other than the one that he himself coined from a long three bagger in the closing period But the players of both teams insisted on squeezing in for' some of the glory accepting 115 chances that were ot tered in the thirteen periods without a single misplay The Athletics gave a steady and consistent exhibition Detroit played brilliant ball pulling Siever out of three bad places and by theirfinc fielding prolonging a contest that looked to be taken irom them in several innings before the fatal oile Up to the ninth inning Siever pitched an article of ball that was perhaps a trifle better than that offered by Waddell though not so flasny Hq was getting no strike outs but he was one better on hits and he had not handed out a pass In the ninth he weakened and the Athletics began to find him Waddell on the other hand was better at the finish that at me start He had just as much speed and better control All through tie game he worked like a man that was jolly ing things along every hit that was made off him as well as three of the five passes that he gave coming with two hands gone Only two chances wefe offered to Detroit to win and neither was avail ed of The first was in the opener when with two gone Casey beat out an infield hit He stole second and made third on drive into left The hit was too short to score Casey so Barrett went down to draw the throw Casey made a dash for the plate on the play of Barrett but' was nailed by a return throw inence until tne ntntn opportunity Elberfeld ninth with one sone ond out put him at third Barrett walked and stole but McAl lister hit out of the infield Casey got on with none out in the twelfth but no one could get him by second The first and ninth innings were the only periods in which De troit visited Lave cushion Siever had men going one two three in the early stages Hart sel singled in the fourth with none gone but died on the sacks Waddell and Hartsei hit with one 6ut in the sixth and were stranded In the ninth if looked like all day ultz and Davis both hitting safely with one out Lave Cross was purposely pass ed and Elberfeld started a double play off grounder spoiling this chance Schreck and Waddell both hit safely in the tenth and both were left Unlucky was he thirteenth arid Mr' Waddell was the hoodoo With ona gone he reached a high one and smashed it out between Harley and Barrett Richard had been cutting pff two base hits all day but this was by iim Jt hit left field fence near the score board on the first bound and by the time it was in Waddell was at' third Hartsei walked and ultz went out to Gleason Davis the las chance got one by Beck into fight scoring Waddell Lave Cross was walked but Harley got Seybold oy a great paten leaving tnree on tne scored score: 24 8 0 Gillen Two Hons 5 by and Mahogany Dressers that wer $4400 Reduced to LANSING game was called 1 2 3 4 5 60 3 0 0 0 0000 000 Donovan 3 Brooklyn 2 Left on Tiyo oase linn and lood: lood Sacrifice hit Dolnn GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYS TEM EXCURSION i Anguit 6 14 and is Toronto return Alexandria Bay return iqJCJ Montreal return 1445 ree side trip to Niagara all's Par ticulars City Office 124 Woodward The Detroit baseball team with Connie band of Athletics left last night for Philadelphia where a' six game series opening on Wednesday to be completed in three afternoons will start the eastern tour ive pitchers were taken on the trip hand having healed sufficiently to enable him to gc into tlie box while Mc Carthy the promising Tecumseh twlrier reported yesterday afternoon Miller the Chatham left hander vgas left at home but may be called east by Dwyer at any time arm felt a little kinky towards the close of game and another left hander may be required If Miller is not summoned east he will be tried out when the team returns Ducky Holmes accompanied the though he will be unable to play for a few days Lepine was also taken along As soon as his hand is right he will be given another chance at first He shaped up wjll at the bat in' the one opening that was given him here on Sunday The team returris on August 28 for eigh teen games It won sven out of the eleven that ere played on this stand 'at home WASHINGTON 1 2 11 1 0 1 4 3 1 Taylor 1 0 1 3 7 4 5 A 2:054 2:07 weighed in the balanca and not found wanting Imperial Kx tra Dry Champagne onds The elapsed times wei: irst Second Third 36 :00 42:28 Every Pair $500 Oxfords and Slippers $395 Every Pair $350 $4 Oxlords Slippers $295 Every Pair $250 $3 Oxfords Slippers $195 Large Lot $L75 $2 Oxfords Slippers $145 Large Lot Slippers and Oxfords 95 79c Buys S3 to $5 Tan Sizes to 5 5 August 11 Tho second meeting of the New York Association began to day at Totals 35Innings St Louis Washington Runs Heldtick Anderson Wallace Mc Cormick 3 Padden 1 Three bat? hit Kahoe Two base hits Anderson Padden Coughlin Sacrifice hits Padden 2 Double playr Lee and Clarke: Ely and Delalanty Padden Wallace and Anderson Passed bail Kahoe Stolen bases Heid rick Ely Hit by pitcher By Harpr 1 Bases on balls Off Harper 4 Struck out By Harper 2 Left on baser St Louis 8 Washington 7' Time 1:51 Car ruthers and Johnstone Attendance 2100 Senators Along St 'Louis August St? Louis won an other easy game Washington to day Cough in's double sngle saving the visitors from a shtit out Harper was in form and Washington made but five hir off hia deliverv Pattn was batted freely and was given poor support in the neid wasntngton oases score: ST (We manufacture 'the best STORAGE BATTERY on the market Practical highest efficiency greatest dura bility for all purposes that electricity can be applied to Long guarantee Wolverine Electric Totais Innings 1 2 Detroit 0 0 Athletics 0 0 Three base Waddell: Barrett ultz fold Barrett Hartsei Davis Bases on Oft Siever 3 off Waddell 5 Ixft on Detroit 6 Athletics 10 Struck Ry Siever Waddell by Waddell Harley Barrett Beck Gleason Buelow Siever 2 Double Elberfeld Gleason Snd Beck Time 2:15 Umpire Connolly Attendance the tenth 5 678 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Schaefer Williams 3 hOoa Left on Bases on off Taylor 1 lodge tho score being 5 to 4 rsw? juzavison ana ran and MacDiarmid the feature Batted for Innings Chicago New York Jones Browne McGraw McGann 3 on errors New York 2 Chicago 1 bases New York 8 Chicago 6 Vvrk 1 I A4V 4 a uir a 1 i i a Struck By Williams 2 by Taylor 3 Three base McGann Two base Tinker Williams Wall Sacrifice hits Schaefer Lauder Browne Stolen bases McGann Lauder Double plays Lowe Tinker and Chance: Smith McGraw and McGann Off Willlan4s 5 in four innings off Taylor 7 in seven Innings off Taylor 11 in ten innings off McGlnnity 1 in one inning Wild Taylor Emslie 2:15 Attendance Quartered Oak Library Tables that were $2200 Reduced to BOSTON AB A 0 4 0 0 1 0 2 1 Thia slgnAtura on oven' box of th' canuini Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableu Ihe remedy ttet gar on sold la oner day 64 CONTINUES AT BRIGHTON STREAK THAT STARTED HERB The fifth of the series' of games between Chatham and the A Cwas played in Chatham yesterday before a large attend ance most of those present being ladies in holiday attire Chatham wori the toss and Went first to bat making a disappointing stand resulting in 49 run' only Mercer and Kenny making double' figures against the splendid bowling of Beddow and Stuart or A C1 Mr Grylla was the only batsman who reached double figures Chatham in their eecond Inning made only 44 runs ndhe of the batsmen being able to make a stand against the terrific bowling of Stuart Who took six wickets for seven runs being up A could not have a second inning the game being decided on the first Inning Sum maries: IRST Kenny stumped Thomas Richardson c' puffus Kolfage Beddow Dowslev Stuart Mercer Stuart Beddow Wells and Beddow Nicholl Beddow Dr Tye Beddow' Reeve Beddow Aitken Stuart Perrin not out Extras INCORPORATED $10000000 $10 makes $100 by our sure and safe sys tem of turf investment Entirely new plaa REE Write' for It quick The Daly Co Turf Commissioners IB Clsfis Street Chicago Total BOWLING ANALYSIS Balls Maidens "Wkts Runs 19 26 Batted for Siever in the thirteenth ATHLETICS teen off Thomas by Tecumseh A double play Duval to rance was a ture of the game Score: TECVMdEH AB Gorton 4 0 3 snippy3 rance 1 Duval Gikenl North 2 Chaffee Martin St I ouIs occupies second position in club fielding in the American In club swatting the Browns are sixth Twenty five men are batting over the 300 list in the National In the American can be found thirty two members of the select circle Mike Donlin will be released from jail next Satuniay nnd will join the Reds on Monuay He is said to be a shadow of his former self Bergen is slated for release by Cin cinnati He is a willing worker and a fin ished backstop but when it comes to hit ting is a failure Several National league clubs'are bidding for the services of stone let fielder on wu 19 blK and hits the ball hard 7 race in the National la between Brooklyn nd Chicago Pittsburg ia too far ahead to make the race interesting for the seven other clubs cup of joy must at' last be filled to overflowing In Gotham they are selling a brand of cigars every box bear ing a good likeness of Milwaukee bunch is making a big bld for popularity in the re wen City and in the Wsstern league circuit the team Is the best traveling attraction Chesbro has eight shut out games to his credit In eight of his last nine games his opponents have failed to score and in the other one six runs were made lilit Rattle Creek 9 Albion Mich August 11 Slate league baseball was tried in this Place to day for the third time this summer the first two occasions being marked by rain which prevented the games Battle Creek and lint were the opposing teams to day the leaders losing a see saw con test 11 to 9 The gamewas a poor exhibi tion about a dozen errors which were evenly distributed marring it La Belle was knocked out of the box in the fourth and Killian who succeeded him was effective but the damage had been 'done Hits were numerous on both sides Bat Battle Creek La Belle Killian and Welch lint Calhoun and Zelgenbine 9 Specials To day Battermillc ried Cafes 411 Kinds of German and renpli Cot The sale of the Cincinnati baseball cluV has inspired more poorly founded speculative stories than any baseball move of the summer When things right themselves it will probably be found that allthat the deal amounts to is an excellent business stroke ly Mr Brush who gets more money than his property is worth and the closing of the Cincinnati door to the American League With a popu lar ownership of the National club in Cincinnati the town is a dead one for the American as two clubs dividing the money there would starve while one club getting it all will prove' to to an excellent investment Mr Brushhimself will undoubtedly figure to some extent in New York baseball shut he will not replace Mr reedman Indianapolis man has been inter bested in the New York club for some time He is intensely interested in National League success and would regard as a personal triumph any blow he might be able to deal Ban Johnson The league presidency is 'likely to be his after the'ffext Nation al League meeting He 'is now freeJto devote himself to the duties of that office and is in a position to handle the affairs well if he can smooth the ruffled feathers of Dreyfuss Mr Hart acting as Brush'sgent has been attempting this work The New London boxing promoters as well as the principals in the com ing bout are put on the anxious seat by the latest move of the opposition Lawyers have been retained and are pow at work preparing to meet any action taken by the state attorney Incase it is found impossible to hold theaffair in New London the lout will I be transferred to Louisville A offered $12500 for the 'coptest but was beaten out by the $14000 offer Enforced 'transfer is not improbable now ightJiromoters declare that the bout can iiot be prevented but the fact stands out that bouts are prevented right Jnlong This same contest was kept out Hartford In New London the city authorities do not oppose the affair but it will be found that the state is nigger man me city ir matters forced to an issue Pc7615475 13528 Greenville Won Greenville Mich August The Greenville Implement Co club and Grand Rapids played a game of ball here to day and Greenville kept up her string of victories by a score of 12 to 4 Thefeature was the batting of Bauer and An uevs and and Totals 38 14 27 11 4 Innings eeunisen Jackson CADILLAC AND DETROIT MATCHt the to day COLONIAL $350 a11 all for Men and Women 183 and 185 Woodward Ave We propose to carry over a pair of and Oxfords The following Reduced Prices are closing them out fast If a worth your saving buy NOW Almost every size and width a perfect fit guaranteed 0 4 0 0 DeBaker 5: Bucks 2 Stolen bases Muskegon 3 Lansing 2 Two base hits Noblett Teal Double plays Hadley (un assisted) Hildebrandt and Hadley Bases on Off Johnson 2 off Oberlin 1 Hit by pitched Johnson Struck out By Johnson 4 by Oberlin 3 Umpire Perry Pittsburg 67 Brooklyn 52 Chicago 50 Boston 47 A CRICKETERS TOOK CHAT HAM INTO TOW Everette defeated River Rouge tent by a core of 23 to 8 Batteries: McDowell and Henderson Jones Higgins and Saginess Michigan Alkali team won a hotlv con gested thirteen lnnlng game from Palestine I to A 'I Barclay and Burlage pitching was Totals 4 5 0 1 0 0 Curtis NIAGARA ALLS EXCURSION Grand Trunk annual cheap excur sion will be given Monday August 18th Round trip $350 inal return limit 12 days Particulars City Office 124 Woodward AB Gilberts son Smith 1 Haiep Wiltsep Pe 27 Muskegon 37 549 Lansing 38 525 expected Line up: Marine Ctty llvben Tart Westbrook Shannon Arnold Worthy Thos Dcioring Sprlngborn AMATEUR NOTES Abe Attell one of the many weights that arc anxious to meet tho'Winner of the New London light is in Chicago and has been matched withAbel for A'ugust 25 This bout will bo made at 122 pounds 3 a weight that gives Abel a slight ad i vantage Attell can go Into the ring iinside 122 pounds and be at his If lie is ever given a match McGovern Young Corbett will bo seriously handicapped onthe weight proposition Attell is re imarkably clever but for the present yfie is not a strong WILL SAIL THREE' RACES AT THE tiACp REGATTA Chieajro at Brooklyn' St Loals at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New Pittsburg JANOWSKI IRST AND PILLS BURY SECOND 5 7 0 0 Shlppy 2 urnham Duval 6: oy Holmes 3 base Snippy rance Giilen oy Struck Bv Thomas Martin 6 Double plays urnham rance Duval and rance Totals 33 10 27 Two out when winning run was scored Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 Chicago 0 0 0 1 1 2 Boston 1 1 0 0 0 0 Runs Jones Green Mertes 5 Dougherty Parent 2 Lachance Left on bases Chicago 9 Boston 9 Two base Green Three base Merten Jones Sacrifice hits Green Col lins Parent Stolen Parent Criger Double erris Parent and Lachance erris and Lachance Struck out By Grif fltn 2 by Sparks 2 Bases on Oft Giiffith 3 off Sparks 5 Hit by pitched ball Strang Lachance MSTInie Two hours Umpire Sheridan Attendance 2480 Jackson nt Ilaskegon Battle Creek nt TUR RESULTS will be found ON PAGE NiNE Steeplechases are to be revived at tho Kinloch Park meeting Jockey Kelly will not ride at High land Park for some time It was discovered Saturday that be has been walking around with a cracked rib Tommy Dean is classed as the best jockey at Delmar When he first made his an At Cl a jrvcuaiiLt? me oi paid any attention to Jockey Winkfield is covered from a bad fail with McChesney at Harlem last June and will be found in the saddle again this week There is no truth to the report that In ventor will be raced again this season The noted colt is in poor condition andwjll be rested until next year Toni Kiley has taken the pick of El string to Chicago They include elix Bard Peaceful Maximus Stranger itz Briliar and Terra Incognita Spencer has been commissioned to secure a lightweight jockey for an Austrian noble man The latter will pay $5000 a year to a boy who can ride at 98 pounds Capt Rice the Arkansas horseman is strengthening his stable right along and will have a formidable string uy next year 'At the present time he heads tho list of winning owners at Delmar Beyond ajl doubt the best sprinter nt Highland Park is Sevoy six and a ha furlongs in 1:20 on a fair track last urday is a performance worth comment ing on A Mercer thrown out Wells Stuart Kenney Stuart Richardson Bamford Kolfage Beddow Stuart Nicholl not out Aitken Stuart Reeve Stuart Extras Total Harley 1 Elberfeld Casey 3b Barrett McAllister Beck lb Gleason 2b Ruclow Siever McGuire Tho ridiculous foul strike rule probably be eliminated from the tional League code before next Aon' In cities in which both leagues "Play the difference in the rules give correspondingly different tippearance to the games and the Philadelphia anu tsoston ciuos trust works to Chicago and St much about it ton claims that ting and that the better batting that is done on the American grounds draws fans who find the National game dull and slow by contrast Ev ery pitcher who has worked under the National rule sustains Mr Soden all asserting that the foul strike rule is wenenciai to tne oox artistwill ask for a return to the at the next meeting YEAGER AND MCCARTHY ADDED TO PITCHING STA Told About the Tigern Gleason Is playing the finest kind of ball He kept iecK irom getting in Daa a dozen times An outfielder named from Buffalo Ctty League practiced with trolt yesterday Waddell had great control Several times he got tnree bad ones over and then shot three good ones up It was a pretty fast game The nine innings were played in 1:35 After that It slowed up somewhat The play that Casey and Barrett tried in the first went wrong but it was the only thing to try with two out Had return throw been wild there would have been no overtime Dick field work was like that of the Richard of old He cut off a number of promising long hits His try for Wad dell's three bagger was a great one but It was an impossible reach Connolly had his troubles here Hetopped more foul tips than any referee that has visited Detroit Yesterday he caught bat on his shins Con work has been gilt edged Philadelphia hit in hard luck in the 'early part of the game Line drives were nailed on all parts of the field Elberfeld made the prettiest play of the kind reaching and holding one from bat while hd1 was on the ground Waddell loves to pose A good part of his foolery is done to attract attention He bowed to the bleachers when they guyed him from handing Beck some batbones and after getting an easy grounder from the same batsman stopped and took off bis cap before making the throw He worked In a marvelous stop of a line drive from Glea son's bat SPECIAL PRIZE $200 GIVEN TO THESE ENTRIES businesses that have for jear drifted along In a hand to mouth way Businesses that have been comparatively un 4 noticed by the buying public generally A good advertising campaign has brought many to te ron i within a few months Just because you never advertised think would be unprofitable to you You can employ advertising to the same good advantage your neighbor does the very life of busi and will boom yours Advertise in the Mornn? ree Press It delivers tour message in the morning the people are ready to rece TUESDAY AUGUST 12 1902 After several days of negotiation Ed Gillman has succeeded in making arrange ments for another match between the two Detroit yachts Cadillac and Detroit the races to be sailed as part of the regatta which will be held the latter part of this week at Tawas The specifications' for the races to be sailed next riday Sat urday and Sunday are such that the Cadil lac and Detroit may be entered and the yacht winning two of the three races is to be declared the winner Under the agreement made there will be few of the usual vexatious technicalities which have been partly responsible for the fact that these qualities have not been satisfactorily determined There is to be no time allowance oh measurement and the boats are to be sailed by the best men to be obtained regardless of whether they may be termed professional or ama teurs The rule as to amateurs as applied by the judges at the recent Put in Bay races was what prevented any decision at those events The agreement for the match signed yes terday is as follows: Aug 11 1902 is agreed that the yachts Detroit and Cadillac shall sail a match race at the Tawas Beach regatta for a special prize of $200 and a championship flag offered by Mr Hawks This match shall be sailed off in the regatta races provided for by the Tawas Beach Yachting Association on August 15 16 17 1902 both yachts to be entered in these regular events and their match to be determined by the regu lar judges of those events who shall de termine the relative positions of these two yachts The race to be boat for boat and under their regular sails as used at Chi cago last year and either may be sailed by either Corinthian or professional I McLEOD or Detroit 7 SHAW or Cadillac it will be one of the greatest races ever seen on fresh said Mr Gillman last evening boats met at Chi cago but the result was not definite enough to satisfy the Detroit yachtsmen and the Put in Bay racing was equally unsatisfac tory This time things have been ar ranged in such a way that the argument ousht to be settled? Th character of the men backing each boat is such that a fair sportsman like contest is guaranteed and look for a fine "The yachts started for Tawas Beach last by rank letcher Bach with his Steam they nee1 tOw or My furnTsh it Ietcher will be In position io Total BOWLING ANAT'VSTS Balls Maidens Wkts Runs 3 Aitken 96 7 A SECOND INNING Dr Tye Johnson Beddow rerun Stuart POSTING Babes Uncovered the Leather Cleveland August 11 Cleveland won a slugging match from Baltimore to day making twenty four hits eight of them twd baggers Hale lasted but one inning and Wiltse was equally easy Wright with a rest opened for Cleveland but had neither speed nor control and was succeeded Clark an amateur from Wooster score: CLEVELAND 3 1 Hapover August The final round of the international chess tournament was played to day Gott schall won against Levin Tscriigorin lost to Mason Pillsbury beat Swider ski Janowski beat Popiel Gunsberg went down before Wolf and Cohn and Suechting drew Atkins beat Marshal Napier won from Olland and Mieses defeated Bardeleben The urize taken asl follows: 3 i Janowski first prize $300 Pillsbury second prize $225 Atkins third nrize $150 Mieses fourth Napier and Wolf divide fifth and sixth nriztS $6875 each Tsehigorlnw seventh $6250 Olland eighth nd last INNING Beddow 10 Beddow 0 9 0 13 $24 00 $35 20 1 760 $32oo Sparks Weakened In the Ninth Chicago August It was an even play for eight innings to day but Sparks weak ened in the ninth and a single two passes and a long fly gave Chicago the game by one run Jones' batting and fielding and great cutches by Dougherty Stahl and Mcrtes were the features Score 4 I A I AB Jonesm Green Daviss Mertesl Isbelll Daly 2 Stranff3 Griffith Marblehead Mass August Ik The re gatta with which the Eastern aJrt clu entertained the New York 1 acht Club day was one of the largest yachting ever held in Massachusetts bay jn started in a light breeze from and had not sailed more than an boJ fore a fierce 'squall from the sout caught them disabling sevemi an masting one The large gered through it however anu had a gra race the Rainbow leading the way She won by the short lrPnU 21 seconds In the schooner class the bi mina won again over the Muriel three yachts started Terms of Sale Positively Cash Purchases held until wanted We close at i jn on Saturdays during August and a large assortment ot other cakes fresh every day AU kinds' of fountain drinks the' purest 1 lee cream At Our ountain Order ice cream for your Sunday dinner Yrom us WAGNER 'Baking Co 327 Woodward Ave The Grand Trunk system has perfect train service for St Law reuce River tours Montreal Queberi Saguenay Portland and Whit'e Mouni tains Summer Resorts full particulaiU City Office 124 Woodward New seaside Trotting Brighton Beach under favorablO au spices The track was fast and 5000 spectators saw the sport The big feature of the card was the $10000 Benner Memorial purse for trotters of the 2:12 class for which there were 12 starters The blind horse Rythmic who has won all his races down the line from Detroit was the choice at $50 to $40 but eventually sold at 2 to 1 on He won In three straight heats The 2:15 phee was on what is named the novelty plan pleted in three heats the the the and while the fourth goes to the horse holding the next position In reality each heat is a distinct race Prince Direct was the favorite at 2 to 1 in ail three heats but he was not able to get to the front till the third The fastest race of the day was the 2:06 pace for which Dan was the favorite at 2 to 1 taking first and third heats Under the Brighton Beach rule only the two heat winners could start yet the deciding heat was the sensation ot the day The two pacers went to the thfee quarter pole to gether when Dan broke so badly that anny Dillard distanced him Under the rules anny Dillard will walk over for her third heat Summaries: 2:15 CLASS PURSE $1500 Novelty race each heat a race horse malting fastest time winning nrst money rduiut vr um in uy voiiiiii jiier (Snow) Carl Wilkes ch by Wilkes Nut wood (A McDonald) urince uircct oix oy mrect (Mc Henry) i Alice Mapes (Snyder) Schley Pointer (Nuckols) I Sutieet blk (Benyon) Baroletta (Miller) I Mercury Wilkes ch (Devy) I Josh br (McMahon) 2:11 2:09 2:12 2:12 CLASS TROTTING (BONNER MORI PURSE $10000 Rythmic br by Oakland Baron'1 (Hudson) 1 Lady Thisbee blk (Kenny) 3 Major Delmar (A McDon ald) 2 Alice Carr blk (Garrison) 5 Miss Whitney (A McDonald) 6 ieoia iBauuuers) Dan 'I (Manville) Alcy blk (Lazell) Silver Sign br (McHenry) Bells Kuser br (Rites) Alfred Starr hr (Cahill) Ruth (Miller) 2:09 2:09 2:12 2:14 CLASS TROTTING PURSE $1500 Novelty same conditions as first race A lit? Ilil6r U1 (Cuddy? Mobel Ida Highwood wood (SnearV Meadow Belle ch (Covillej A T) (Walker) Ughtnlng (McMahon) ivSiiuOiLi i JiCKerson Mars blk (Johnson) Malborn iprltzs) 2:13 2:10 2:06 CLASS PURSE INISHED) rannie jjuiaru by pignac (Snow) Dan it cn (Stahl) Hetty Dariel Riley blk (Ewens) Martha Marshall (Noble) rime TJUDENT wins series Oatraced Tecumseh On All Save fr Lnet Round Sewanha 'won the hS to day defeating Tecum seconrts tine 6 minutes and 27 kCO course was triangular and at After waitmtHthere Alter waiting an hour and a half a breeze to squaH sprang tk in IsnaV bot yachts and carried stoim jibs Tecumseh anchored to leeward nf the line theUne fHir in crossing THaen? thr a haf mtnutes after Irident The wind shifted a good deal is sonthwest and varied from co is miles an hour aeveit minutes ahead Jif81 buoy a beat but lost In the reaoh In the run home both yachts Trident had all the Ma3 weather in the second beat and actually lost three seconds on the leg She was almost lost to sight in a tremen rain Jut alned 1 minute 8 seconds on the reach Jennings superseded Jones at the tiller cf Tecumseh and holding all his men aft xaved her some of the tremendous pounding i Trident again took in one reef but Tecumseh held on At the beginning of thq last beat No 1 jib came down with a run on No 2 already bent was quickly set It coul(J not be got flat however Tecwuseh was splendidly sailed Carrying on with full mainsail at the risk of capsUlng ahe made up 1 minute and the regular price 0 of every piece of0 furniture in the house seconds but lost by 5 minutes and 2T is Race 1:493 Jackson Lost At Tecumseh Tecumseh Mich August 11 (Special) A lost ball in the ninth inning saved the Jackson State league team from a shut out to day at the hands of the Tecumseh aggregation With lha score 6 to 0 and one man out oy hit to left field fence for what would have been a two bagger but the bafi was lost in the high grass and he made aWiome run Two more hits and an error netted two additional runs Mar tin pitched a fine' and the leaguers mad but five hits off him against four fast tea Eddie Kennedy and Joe RW J1 signed articleVf agreement to l(j Mi round contAaf at Kittanning ka August 20 5 It is almost a certainty that the gridiron knights will play two gw with South Bend next year one in Bend and the other in this city Gans has fought eiShieenVata'k a rt last twelve months and wbl take until next January when he win be reiaj to defend the lightweight championship football schedule is lows: October 4 Hyae Park at i October 11 Milwaukee Medical Colleg Madison: October 18 Beloit October 25 Kansas at Madison 1 Michigan at Chicago: November western al Madison sota at Minneapolis November 2 Cica at Chicago 12 2 when sped to day The visitors made some cosily errors secure MUSKEGON AB 2 Oxfords Reduced A 15 Creek 49 Jackson 45 lint 42 0 11 9 Score: i BROOKLYN AB Ker lerr 4 Dolan 3 Dahlen 4 juccry! Irwin 3 lood 2 Ward 1 Advertising Has Revived Bradley hit by Innings 1 2 Cleveland 3 0 Baltimore 30 Runs Bar 4 Bradley 3 Lajoie 4 man 2 lick Goclinauer Clark 2 17 Mc arland Selbach 2 Williams 4 Arndt Gil bert 2 11 Two base Lajoie Wood Bradley 2 Goehnauer 2 Hickman 2 Three base hits Arndt Williams Sacrifice hits lick Robinson Stolen Bay 2 Selbach Gilbert Double Bradley La joie and Hickman Bases on Off Wright 4 off Clark 3 off Wiltse 1 HU by pitched By Wright 1 by Clark 1 Left on bases Cleveland 9 Baltimore 12 Struck By 1 by Clark by Wiltse 2 Attendance 3032 Wild pitch Clark Time 2:15 Laughlin 5 10 10 9 1J Popiel 5 104 9 TSchigorin '9 11 Wolf'z1o Name Alleses jt Napier jo Olland giz Pillsbury 512 12 Brooklyn Took Three Straight Brooklyn August Brooklyn made it three straight from St Izuis to day by I winning the final game of the series The game was fra I led during the latter half of the eighth irtnlnfe dn account of rain with two of the Brooklyn players out and the score 3 to 1 0 in favor ot the home team The Brooklyn players lunched their hits in the second inning oring three earned runs ort nve nits ST LOUIS AB 4 4 3 Neither Side Could Win New York August 11 The New York and Chicago teams played an eleven inning tie game here to day 1'wo games were to have been played but rain prevented the second game New Y'ork tied the score in tlie ninth inning with three bag ger and single Bowqrnian singled and Lauder sacrificed but none ot the other batsmen could bring a man home and New 1 orK chance to win was lost CHICAGO AB Jones 5 Slagle ft 5 unance 1 Dobbs Tinker 5 Lowe 2 5 Kling 4 3 3 2 2 Lansing Outplayed Muskegon Mich August (Special Muskegon outplayed Lansing in every re very i K1 a 4 aasal iwKiaaL I lift WlJllJlP rf? TT fl i fet (4 4 1.