Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

sacKsoN i ears have been expressed by faint hearted fans that Detroit as a re sult of the discovery of available ball grounds In Pittsburg may be passed up by the American league have nt 'tle foundation insofar as they refer to 1903 Detroit will undoubtedly be in danger if next seaboa does not prove a successful one financially but for the present the league has all that It can attend to In swinging the M' A rk Invasion Of all the cities of tne country Pittsburg would present the greatest difficulties to American league Invaders Th town is National tu lutfcore is very naturally true to Drey fuss and 1ns Learn and addition will next season have another high class ball club Dreytuss will retain most of his players thanks to a lit tle bungling of the attempt to dect niate the team That the grounds referred to in dispatches are available and could easily be put into shape for baseball is true Hut 1 the American league has thus far not even taken an option on the land 1 he Pittsburg deal is off until 1901 De troit will stay in for one more sea fon anyway rom one point of view the action of the Kentucky court that refused to allow Corbett and McGovern to baiter each other was a most excellent thing lor those boys They could hardly I have framed up a more prolitable deal had they Iteen responsible for the prosecution and the judicial action On the strength of their coining bout the' rivals are getting all kinds of soft engagements most of them for short bouts with boys who are not espe cially dangerous The only really haz ardous match that either has thus far ventured into is that in which Mc Govern engages to box Yanger which was announced in papers This Is to be a twenty round go be fore the club offering the best Induce ments and will be decided between November 1 and 15 Efforts have been made before to bring these boys to gether but they have never been able to agree on the weight or this con icst they are to do 12(j pounds at 3 which is a concession by Yan ger Benny is matched with Tim Cal la han for Philadelphia on October 22 and the managers of the Quaker City club claim to have McGovern signed to meet the winner This it true conflicts with the bigger match Yan ger can straighten this out by can celling the Philadelphia date A bout with McGovern would be no card should it happen that Callahan beat Benny The rench turf scandal is rapidly increasing in importance and if the Jockey club only allows week or two more to pass before taking any action it seems likely to involve about every American In Paris who is in the habit of visiting the race track So far as can be learned from the meager re ports of the swindling itself the main charge is not that horses were doc tored or that jockeys did strong arm work but that a lot of simple old fashioned bunco business was practic ed in connection with racing though nt thd same time entirely apart from it The principal scheme was for one of the swindlers to let a victim In on a good thing and to offer to the victim the privilege of betting hie money with that of the sharper The horse would lose and the money went into the pocket of the op erator The only way in which jock 'eys could aid in this scheme would be ly pulling horses that had a good chance and as both Henry and Reit'f are in the first flight of riders of the rench turf on percentage of winning mounts it does not appear possible that either can have thrown away many races in which he had a real chance The fjrther the trouble goes the more interesting it becomes It is now said as noted in a dispatch in the turf column that neither of the riders will be affected by the de cision against American turf follow ers which would mean that the rench Jockey club had about decided that all of the swindling was done outside of tho race track Down in St Louis where the matter lias naturally been given very serious attention the impression is that the Btory spread broadcast last week that the American league may buy out its National Dengue rival is an inspired publication originated for the purpose of forcing the National Ix ague to the aid of the Robisons St Louis Na tional is In a bad way owing to the conflict with Hedges' team In St Douis as elsewhere the league that had the players to show naturally got the crowds and this in the run of the season told against the Cardinals though baseball writers of the county seat caliber succeeded for some time in prejudicing the popular mind I against the Browns Tho Messrs Rob ison realizing that this prejudice against the American team still exists Ibelieve that they need but two or three i players for weak places to bring their team up in the race inorder to regain their old prestige Un fortunately for the St Douis team the otherVhibs have nothing to give away If St Douis National can get a first division team it can fight the Ameri can otherwise it will share the trou bles of Boston and Philadelphia next season 'Wire tappers have been getting in on the Covington pool rooms again according to Cincinnati stories On Saturday it is said that the sixth race at Worth was the medium of a fancy bit of work that netted several hund rod dollars and that the closing St Douis races would have been good to the same crowd had not the room that was victimized become suspicious af ter the Worth killing re fusing money that was offered Thus far the trollev wire between Detroit and Ypsilanti lias not been cut The room out thereseems to be entirely overlooked byjf those who wish to make money though those who do not mind leaving it aro not so negligent POOL Wilsou to Piny Stnden A pool match will be played this eren Jng at the Metropole rooms between red AVUson and Dave studen for a purse The game is to be of 150 balls Play called at sharp If you buy the October number you will know diJ why every one is read UT I NG ull of beautiful illus trations and absorbing reading for sportsmen and nature lovers No big game hunter can afford to miss thehints' VanDyke gives on deer hunting in 7 this issue 25 cents rwyi GANS WON IN IVE ROUNDS McPARTLAND WAS VERY EASY OR LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION 1 BLACK BOY LED ROM START: AND WAS NEVER IN DANGER CHICAGO BOOKING STAR 'ARTISTS OR SIX ROUND BOUTS Buffalo October 13 Joe Gans the light weight champion had no trouble in dis posing of William McPartland at ort Erie Ont to night knocking the New Yorker out after two minutes and twenty five seconds of fighting In the fifth round The blow that did the business was a left hand hook to the of the stomach the same with which McPartland has received S600 for his share He showed at at a theatre the same week and was paid $1200 Doherty the amateur champion lawn tennis player says that American ex perts pay more attention to their condi tion that do the Britishers ully $16000 was lost by the backers of the American association club in Milwau kee Quin and Havener are how fighting their troubles out in court Three great weight throwers De Witt lanagan and Mitchell will meet in com petition in the final eastern outdoor ath letic meeting on October 19 The cricket season has closed down east Despite the fact that there were many rainy days and no international matches much enthusiasm was displayed Joe Kslley has quit Cincinnati to spend the winter at his Baltimore home He is still ner ot'ating with a few players and talks glowingly of next prospecs Jos Choynski has signed articles to meet George Gardner in San rancisco on Oc tober 31 The match will be at catch weights and is slated for twenty rounds did for the American in says a Pittsburg club official Ma thewson did for the league in 1901 Rube wus the trump card this sea TWO WERE KILLED won many fights McPartland writhed on the floor while Charlie White counted the ten seconds but a tear seconds later he was fully' recovered JY pans did mot extend himself at any stage although Ml b63howed slashes of speed when the men came to close quarr ters He made McPartland do the fighting contenting himself with blocking ana look ing for a chariee to 'lanlP decisive punch He dropped Mack wjth a straight right to the jaw jp tji third round but the Gothamite stayed" 1 through McPart land did not land over eight solid blows during the entire time of the bout Gans smothering most of his leads they were fairly started He virtiially fought himself out in the four full rounds fought McPartland was not in the best of con dition Gans was in magnificent shape Both weighed 135 pounds The bet ting was 5 to 2 and three to one on Gans and even money that McPartland would not last eight rounds ChicaKO After Bigger Bout's New York October 13 Latry Temple was matched yesterday to meet Billy Stitt of Chicago in' a 6 round contest at that city on the nlgbCof October 20: Johnny Hertz has been' in the ty several day and is trying to induce the best box ers of the east to go to Chicago for 6 round contests There is little doubt that Carter wll test Jack ability there in a short time and it is entirely probable that McCoy will be induced to box Gus Ruhlln This match has not yet been made ormer Well Known Referee In sane Toledo October 13 Wiliiam Tate for merly a well known boxer and referee was adjudged" Insane to day and sent to the asylum here He refereed the famous Sul livan Ryan fight at Cincinnati' POULTRY SHOW ARRANGED IN MINE EXPLOSION OUR OTHERS ATALLY INJUR ED AT PAWNEE ILL 7 4 Accident Occrireil Jnnt Before Day orce Went Off Duty Springfield Illi October 13 Two men were killed four fatally and others seriously injured this afternoon in an explosion at Victor mine Pawnee 18 miles from here The dead: Overcash aged 30 single Michael Yorja aged 27 single The fatally injured: rank Isaacs aged 14 breaker boy dying to night Peter Green head and body crushed John Burke frightfully bruised George Worleybruised and burned The others injured were: Daniel Reece John Dick William Sparling John Peck Peter Cerovich Jerome Sproule Thomas King Joseph Buch ner and several others The explosion occurred just before the day force of 190 men went oft duty and was caused by too much powder In a blast the concussion causing coal dust which thickly overhung the mine to explode with great force SIAMESE CROWN PRINCE VISITED ANNAPOLIS BILLIARDS oanas nave been an reserve officers or koxlag Lexmy ln KJulrtp1x1 XOua show here this a meeting held DETROIT AND STATE ASSOCIA TION'S TO COMBINE Preliminary arrangements toward holding a mg poultry ana pet slock winter were agreed upon at at the Griswold House last night by mem bers of the Detroit Poultry and Pet Stock Association At this session an offer was received and accepted from the Michigan State Poultry Association to join hands in the' enterprise and thus make it one of the best shows in the west With the two associations working toward one end it is figured by the members of both organiza tions that the show is bound to be a suc cess as some of the best stock is owned in Michigan The dates selected for the show are January 7 to 10 inclusive and the place wifi be the Light Infantry Last season found the state show at Battle Creek Owing to warring factions In the local the Detroit affair was not as much of a success as was expected No such conditions prevail this winter and everything will be conducted on a most harmonious plan TURKISH COMPLAINT AGAINST BULGARIA uller Does Remarkable Work in Opening Game uller played a most remark Washington October Chowfa Ylaha Vajiraviidh the crown prince of Siam spent the whole forenoon to day in visiting the capitol and con gressional library he left here in a spe cial train for Annapolis to Inspect the United States naval academy and returned to Washington at 6 He attended the theatre after dinner His brother Prince Chakrabongse who is an officer in the imperial Rus sian hussars was given a private dinner to night by Count Cassini the Russian Constantinople October The porte has sent a circular to the powers complaining thst Bulgaria Is inade quately guarding her frontier that she is permitting Macedonian bands to cross and that the remnants of these bands after being dispersed by Turk islv troops recross the frontier and find shelter in Bulgarian territory Tho Turkish government also complains that a revolutionary banner re cently consecrated in the and that commands of revolutionary tanda nnrtinnpA fit JL1 37 uiiiut'ra lUKisn reinforcements have been snt to Hissar Roumelia to strengthen the frontier cordons ST PAUL RAILROAD BUYS BIG COAL TRACT Thus far eighty Cornell freshmen have rent In their names to CoacH Courtney as candidates for the 2 varsity crew at Ithaca Joe orders as issued by the Milwaukee club owners Is to rpare no funds Im securing a strong team for next season Den Lowney with the Nashville team this year is Interested in the drug busi ness Bay City and will spend the Win er there iiKat rtJnaking a tour of the cUisain his league the Eastern to warn to any attempt tb raid tor Chicago October 13 The manaire menl of the St Paul railroad Ms jult completed the purchase of 25000 acres of rich coal lands in Illinois ar" an hSaiJE 12000000 aud is stm thousand The purpose of the ir to provide the St Paul system ith fuel for all time to coml The To21 been acquired aren 'RutJlam Lasalle Bureau aud Hennepin counties west and southwest of the city of LaSalle Thev That is known as the th finest George uller played a most remark able game of three cushion caroms in the opening match at hall vesterdav I a zv rm wbvIR uiuuiuvii vraaia ww hi ct reriM a ai 1 on ll Asa ilia imi0 ana would beat almost anybody His score was 35 Sweeney's 13 The evening game between John Sweeney (35) and Wright (27) re sulted In favor 27 to 33 This afternoon uller (35) and Osborne (30) will play In the evening game Stephens GO) Goodsell (27) will be the other contestants GENERAL SPORTING NOTES KING EDWARD TOASTED PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AMERICAN GENERALS GUESTS AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE London October Ambassador Choate and Gens Corbin Wood and Young were the guests of King Ed ward at a luncheon at Buckingham palace to day in honor of Lord Kitch ener prior to the departure for India where he is to take command of the British forces Lord Roberts also was a guest of the king Gen Corbin delivered to the king a message from President Roosev lt expressing the hope that King Ed ward would his assistance hi creating interest in Great Britain in the St Louis exposition The king re plied that he would answer the mes sage personally in the same kindly spirit in which it was sent At the conclusion of a rather ela borate luncheon his majesty arose and proposed the health of President Roosevelt The king spoke in most admiring terms of the president and expressed his delight at peeing such distinguished Americans present Be fore? any other toast could be pro posed his majesty announced an ad journment to the smoking room where he had a long talk with' Gens Corbin Young and Wood and per sonally expressed to them his glad ness to see them in England he said feel we arc not only friends but The king asked many questions about the American army Baer Re elected Philadelphia October The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Philadelphia Reading Railway Co Was held here to day The annual re port was submitted and unanimouslv adopted President Baer and the old board of directors were re elected Tim meeting was secret and was presided over by Mr Baer No Case is Hopeless This refers especially to epilepsy or falling sickness the most severe form of congestive and convulsive nervous diseases We are warranted in this statement by the results i obtained in the case described below The young man is 24 years old has suffered with epil epsy since he was 8 years old 16 years and oh what years thev have been not onlyto him but to his par ents and sisters No one but them selves can ever know All these years his parents were do ing all that they could for his re lief He had been in the hands of manv specialists Had been before Medical societies His case reported In the Medical Journals and yet in eb 1902 he was having from 8 to 10 fits a day His body is' covered with cuts burns and bruises received by his falls when seized by these attacks Now five months later he is comparatively well and his sister writes: DR A LINDLEY do not know how to thank you for what your Golden Remedy has for my brother five months since he has had an attack and he is so much better in every way he can eat things which before would "bring on a spasm in an hour he sleeps well at might and is bright and nice in the day time not a bit MAUD WHITE Walkerville Ont say this is 'only one case yes but we could give you hundreds more we take this it is the worst one All' druggists sell this medicine or It will be sent express from the homo office on receipt of price? $100' Send for our book it is free Golden Cure Co Hammond Ind' Denver OICIAL BASXET BALL i GUIDE Rv Georae Hen bron Contains new official rules picture of all teams articles un the game: instruc tions on rearing and what to wear Pnin: in rq SPALDING OS New York Chlcaao paiurnore uuuaio A LL WWGHT POR MORE THAN HAL A CENTl Me MUNNiS' Elixir of OPIUM Pomcmm all the edative and anodyne qualities pi bat produces no aickneM of the stomach la scute nerrou disorder it isanfnvalubla Remedy Reoommended by best Physician every where WRIGHT'S INMAN VEGETABLE PILL CO Nev Yorks NEWS SPORTING WORLD MERCER GETS CRIPPLES OUT McChesney in INSTRUCTIONS SPECIAL RACE SOM HER HAND1CAP WON BY 'American men de When ten million cigars pretty apt to South More Inconsistent Work by Reunite at Buffalo BERDAN CO Chicago United States GRIDIRON GOSSIP furlongs maidens butt has winter future ie decided He will as 'Apprentice allowance claimed that the At) TROTTING the season ANNUAL WHIST TOURNEY 87 (Redfern) to 1 an I HORSE TALK I Orleans strongly favored for the camp bis BOWLING progres ATHLETICS latter 138 ENCING the east bow to the tune of 'AUTOMOBILE Won to 1 bottle cold you are wise imperial Extra now a month since Princeton Inaug practicc and the eleven is still In a and race was just outside the mak performers The winners be de 1 1 1 111 11 1 1 1 iicri a ta xxvafcc vx of two races 01 $700 value to the since September la allowed seven one and one eighth miles 90 Ph 88 the Withers 30 to I $21050 9750 8 625 78 0 6440 5 375 $21250 14S50 14625 99o0 8050 8000 6900 6150 5 525 5500 53 15 5250 team has reorganized desires games with pounds Address 346 nlaved a gridiron neither side the club considerresult may on account or of accidents which have befallen on a journey to the Indians Aoout a see ago br I 2:08 gl Sixth race handicap for 1 1 16 miles over ran JOS (T Walsh) (Houbre) 3 to 1 Jackson) 2 to 1 third time 1:15 gie Davis Louis Wagner and Col race or young and old A Champagne Is the cry If then I Cook's O11 wh'he local the reliability test in New England A alegram received at the Olds motor works 1st night rtated that their machine was first at the noon control "at Worcester and tlso at' Springfield at the night control me ur tain ford that fielder belonged to Detroit and it is possi ble that the player hinitelf may see 'this In the same light before bell' All Success 11 third Pine also 3 Love 94: furlongs tile Sly Roots Little Rock 10' Gurnsey rank (J Baker) 25 to 1 third time 1:05 2 5 Antagonist Jackfull and Red Sam also ran Second race 1 li miles Rose of 106 (Bonner) 9 to 2 won Ida 102 (Pleratt) even sr coad Daik Secret 95 (Kelly) 12 tc Bird wood rcaounta Goldaga anel El Oriente also ran furlongs Philo 9o (RObfiins) Durnle Bunton 107 tBirken second Mattie Spencer 107 to 1 Mary MULLIN WILL GO TO ORT WAYNE TO SETTLE MAUTNER CASE CHAMPION BRRO Machine Still Lea" automobiles are still the lead Battle Creek Mich October 13 (Spe cial) Arrangements have been completed for the seventh annual tournament of the State Whist Association to be held in Bat tle Creek Thursday and riday November 13 and 14 at the Athelstan Club rooms The programme is: Wednesday 2 Progressive pairs Ypsilanti and trophy 3 Ip tn Progressive pairs Mitchell trophy Thursday 9:30 a Ypsilanti and Wo trophy final session 2 Pro gressive pairs 8 Progressive pairs Ypsilanti and trophy events will be combined and played tinder tystem trick score pairs will designate the contest in which they are playing top score biing figured for one pair in each event Ypiilanti trophy entries limited ito one pair from each association club trophy entries not limited as to numbers hut players must be members of an asso lat'im club Mitchell trophy entries lim ited to two Ulen and two women members of association clubs Each player must play art equal number of deals with each ther member of team as partner Progres sive pair contests will be played under the Mitchell system trick score and are to all wblst players Individual prizes will be given to winner in all events inal session of Mitchell trophy contest will be arranged by the tournament committee Entries for trophy events close one hour before Beginning or pairs ana tor sire pairs at the time of play STATE ASSOCIATION TO HOLD IT AT BATTLE CREEK Chicago' Ill October (Special Herz champion 3 year old colt Mc Chesney and Green Sombrero the fast eastern 3 year old will be seen in a specia race which will be in the form of a match contest at the Worth race course Wednesday The plan to bring these two cracks together was made by Secretary Jas per of the Worth Jockey Club He outlined the following conditions for the race which will bring in the two colts and possibly Lucien Appleby: Special race to be run XX ednesday October 15 for 3 year olds $25 entry $1X)U aulaed by the XXorth Jockey Club all to winner 122 pounds non winners winner pounus a game for Thursday after October 16 to be plaved in Call up Gordon Wickett Ann Arbor Mich October (Special) men are feeling better than they have in some said Capt vMeeks to night bad eye has healed up leg is getting stronger and Red den wil be in shape for To day there was a fierce cold blow ing and as this condition may be encoun tered at any time Yost had Weeks Graver and Jones at work most of the afternoon catching punts and running them back The raw weather braced tue team up in general and the formation work was very fast The and scrubs lined up for scrimmage but it only lasted two minutes Yost wanted to seeif the team had forgotten 'anything about some plays that were skippM on Saturday owing to the presence of Phil King on the grounds It was learned that there was an ex Notre Dame captain at the samel but of course he did not see any more than did King It is expected that Sweeley will remove his faculty condition on Wednesday and he nty be in the game with Notre Dame at Toledo on Saturday ALL THEM WITH SWEELEY TO PLAY SATURDAY The Jori Drew costs the dealer $500 more because it contains $500 worth more of good tobacco It is urated distressingly unsettled condition Harvard has developed a fine offense in the past two weeks and the coaches are now working to build up a strong defense umbling has been one of the big faults of the Ptnnsy players This must be rem edied before Old Penn tackles the big east ern elevens The Illinois eleven Is practically settlfi for the season and few changes will be made unless injury should lay up some ol the men Chicago has some freshmen of material according to those who witnessed the game with Purdue These are Schnur ezdek and Catlin Beloit is bendiug all efforts towards mak ing a good showing against Wisconsin next Saturday This is the big game for the Beloit college eleven The past two seasons the Nebraska Minnesota game has been played towatd the close of the season This year It Is one of the early struggles Judging by the games played up to date Yale is still leading the other eastern col leges with Harvard in second place and Princeton tn third position Chicago should make a good showing this year according to the Purdue players The Maroon eleven is much faster than published reports indicate rom all accounts Nebraska is playing a tricky game this season In every game played by the team trick plays and double passes have been used extensively At Ithaca the fullback question has be come more complex now tbn Burns has stopped playing Halliday a freshman is the only likely candidate for the place now The game WithBrown was first hard struggle of the season The result showed conclusively that a great deal of work is necessary to round Old Eli into shape oster will probably be given a place be hind the line at Harvard He played hard and fast in the game with Maine on Satur day and his work was praised by the coaches A drop kicker of no mean ability has been developed at Princeton in Vetterleln It 1s figured that rhe will pull the Tigers out of a few bad places before the season comes to an end 1 42OLT WILL MEET AT TRACK LAST TALK WITH MR ANGUS BE ORE STARTING OR COAST APPOINTMENT 7 AS MANAGER NOT YET ORM ALLY I ANNOUNCED WINNERS AT WORTH ORT AND ST LOUIS TRACKS local machine Is now leadtng tke en column 76 maebina Judge Nelson lias reinstated Brodie tho steeplechase jockey who was set down In definitely at Highland Park At Port Erie this week the Highland Park Jockey Club contemplates holding an event for gentlemen riders and one tor polo ponies It has been decided by Smathers to race Lord Derby on the Speedway this tall He hopes to meet The Monk In a scries of brushes Good steeplechase riders are in demand down east and of the professionals Rax is considered the top This boy got bls riding education around Toronto Jockey Lyne is now in his third year ot riding but much of that time has been 111 Lilt i Vo1 LLLh senes him Daly expects to do' great things at the Aqueduct and Benning meetings His horses are just now rounding to and be ginning again to show their early season form Among the stars already booked for the sii of Aceful Mirthful and Skillful are' Imp Lady Schorr Myrtle Harkness Asian ia and a score of other great turf win ners Williams will school Park Admiral over the jumps and essay to make him a star at hurdle and steeplechase racing The shown marked aptitude for the jumping game A glance over the list of winners among this harness performer does not indicate that the bi breeding establish ments are to be feared by the Ynen who breed on a limited scale Buffalo October 13 Lamasney Albula was the winning favorite over a sloppy track at ort Erie this afternoon stable companion Soothsayer was beaten by a nose in the 5 1 2 furlongs for 2 year olds t' Chamblee Summary: irst race 5 furlongs Hilarity won Bar on Knight second Bargee third time 1 :06 1 2 Second race 7 furlongs loret won Katherine second Santa Teresa third: "time 1:35 1 2 Third race 11 16 miles Albula won Xt'orthington second Huzzah third time 1:53 3 1 ourth race 5 1 2 furlongs Chamblee won Soothsayer second Rosanco third time 1:12 3 4 ifth race 6 furlongs Touch won Iola second Miss Shanley third time 1:21 1 4 Sixth race 6 furlongs Hop Scotch won Tobe Paine second Junaetta third: time 1:21 3 4 Entries: irst race 6 all ages Makaland Hl Pt nee John Skip away All American Work' Owatonna Minn October The all American trio for the week ending October 11 won 31 games and lost 4 their total Proapecta Bright for Good Year at Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Mich' October Much in terest Is being evinced in fencing at the university this rear anl abou twenty of the old men are buck In college with fif teen additional candidates for membership to the club President Magoriskl says that there will be regular systematic instruc tion for all nevi members of the club this year He himself wilt be the Instructor In the fencing room of the gym and will meet new men dally from 4 to 6 naslum Leiinston Track Too Muddy Lexington Ky October On account of a muddy track to harness races xvere postponed until to morrow Mere Gallop for Jack Demand Chicago October Jack Dernuud backed from 5 to 2 to 8 to 5 won the free handicap the feature of the card to day at Worth in a gallop with six lengths spare Lily finished two lengths in front of ling Boer for the place Capt Hugh Bradley in the first race won bv six lengths ea ed up after being backed from 10 to 1 down to 6 to 1 at post time Rose of May backed from 8 to 1 to 9 to 2 won the second race ail Weather rainy and cold track heavy Summaries: irst rare 5 furlongs Capt Hugh Brad ley 106 (DeanL to 1 won Angelo Iu3 (Buchanan) 5 to scond North Pole 103 Direct Hal 2:04 1 4 blk Twinkle 2:05 1 4 Dan 2:0 11 2 ch Greenline 2:07 3 4 br Prince Direct 2:07 1 4 blk Prince Alert 2:00 3 4 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 third: time 2: OS1 bert Carbuncle and Royal also ran ourth race tor 3 year oias and un Lord Badge 92 (J Martin) and 10 to 1 won Knight of Harlem 95 (Shea) 15 to 1 and 5 to 1 second Baroucli? 92 (Redfern) 16 to 5 and 4 to 5 third time Knight of Rhodes' Lone ish erman An moslty Ben Howard and Petra II also ran ifth race for 3 year oIds and up telling the Withers mile Old Hu ch 100 (Rice) 11 to 5 and 9 to 10 won: ried Krupp 88 (Redfern) 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 second Satire 108 (Lyne) 15 to 1 and 4 to 1 third time" 1 Annie Lau retta Arden Mr Brown ast Ben Battle Prince Richard Tenagra and The Black ccot also ran 3 vear olds and unward the Zoroaster 105 (Lyne) 6 to 5 and 2 to 5 won Star of the XVc 93 (Red n) to a secona only so (Crearn and 3 to 1 third time 1:47 Bar Joe Due and Iler 4 Scrimmages at A was expected hard practice was In augurated at the A last evening and the eighteen men that put In an ap pearance were put through a course of scrimmage work Capt Pingree divided the squad and a see saw' struggle ensued the ball being advanced to one end of the field only to be carried back by the other side The players were kept on the field longer than has been the custom in the past and Pingree was highly satisfied with the work accomplished All effort is now being concentrated toward developing a strong defense for the game on Saturday when the Deltas line up against the strong Saginaw independent eleven The Paris Racing Muddle Paris October 13 The sporting organ ot Paris Le Sport says the rench jockey I club has not yet withdrawn the licenses of Milton Henry and Reiff the Ameri can jocueys out meet to morrow matter and that Bis Money Winners of Grand Cir cuit Racin's Dope on the Grand Circuit perfqpuers (of the season just closed shows that eighteen hoises won 451100 or more a dozen of these Ixelng in the trotting class and half as many in the pacing division Alice Russell lacked only $100 of making the $5000 and Audubon Boj biggest money winner of the leavers or iui in his class of $5000 were: Rvthmie 2:08 Anzelia 2:06 3 4 Major Delmar Dulce Cor 2:08 1 2 Wentworth 2:09 1 4 blk Gail Hainltnn 2:15 blk Lady Thlslie 2:11 1 4 blk Chase 1 4 Nutbearer 2:10 3 4 The Roman 2:09 1 2 Wilque 2:09 1 4 Zephyr 2:11 4 Tournament Club Managers Will Meet To night Managers ot the clubs which participate i in the amateur baseb ill tournament at (Vest End park are requested to attend i 1 1 1 1 avenue dividing the prize money among the leading teams Cornell Trophy Reaches Mlchi Y' A 'gaw Ann Arbor Mich' October 13 The ban ner won by Michigan in the dual meet with Cornell last March has arrived here and is now on exhibition in Director office The niece is of red and white silk with trimmings and lettering of gold and Is one of the showiest of Michigan trophies meet will be remembered as one of the uggest of the Indoor meets last year in hich all calculations were upset and the st mane to 29X4 Mullin to ace Music Pitcher George Mullin who has had more or les? trouble connection with write and other legal ins rumants issued nt the instance ot Mr Mautner ort Warne expects' to accompany James McNamara town this morn ns the club offered to make a Settlement wi Mautner paying him tha money advance i to Mullin with a little more for his trouble Mullin has been Indicted by the Indiana grand jury and as the affair in Its present shape is bound to be a con tinued source of annoyance to both player and club it i deemed best to ha vs i settled one way or the other If Mautner wishes to make a settlement and al ow the case to be quashed the club will pay a reasonable sum If he Is still stiff necke 1 Mullin will stand arraignment give bonds and make a fight Mautner has If tie chance to convict the player if the case ever comes to trial red Buelow has left the city for Island where he will Jimmy Casey is in Baltimore completing his course in dentistry Next year with Chicago Na tional will be h's last season in baseball In the fall he will open an office in De troit Mercer will leave town this morning rom now on the city wMl be compari tively quiet in a baseball sense until re poring time in March Next spring he players will go south to tra'n with New Central High Players Mined Dickinson Longer practice was Instituted by Capt Wendell of the Central high school eleven yesterday as a direct result of the defeat the locals sustained at Orchard Lake Part of the blame of this defeat is ascribed to the fact that Dickinson the regular quar ter anp Dadiz were both absent from Sat game Dickinson knows just how to handle the men and his absence had a demoralizing effect upon the ether high school players The players went through formations yesterday some time and then bucked the scrub eleven for a half hour TrintWs place on S1Mlch gan evening for the purpose of AXOTH17R MIS AT MORRIS PARK will the he different from that announced in the news papers here namely that those two Jockeys had been excluded from riding on ani rench course '2 fthoft Hildreth Sells Chicago October 13 Lucien Applebynnl The Lady two of the best race horses in the west were sold to day by Hil dreth to the racing firm known as Durnell Herz The amount paid for the pair was $13000 The purchasers are the owners ot McChesney formerly the property of Hil dreth The first Mam at time 1:17 ran furlongs Jack Demand Mercer was looking well though some what worried over custody ot a well filled gatvhel tliat he1 guarded as though it was fiiled with contracts and advance money He says that the AH Americans have been haying great success and are already after paying expenses to date over $2009 the good on the trip urther west they have sonje very swell dates one game in 'Denver being for a guaranty of 8000 pal I admissions firadley and Lajoie will not make the trip which will hurt the team a little Lajoie alone being worth several hundred admissions in any ball toxrn: Dick Padden will probably play second base in place of Larry and George Davis may go Us third baseman 'In speaking of the Pittsburg matter Mercer said that the location of available grounds was pointed out to him by an American League enthusiast and he sim ply notified Ban Johnson of the situation There was no option taken and no offer made by him to take one The grounds are well located Johnson was expected in Detroit' to day or Wednesday but Vice President Somers of the Cleveland club said yesterday that he had heard from the league president during the forenoon and he made no mention of either a Detroit I visit or the Pittsburg angle were the winning favorites to Juy air Grounds Orris beat South the odds on favorite in the sixth 1 third time 1:55 2 5 easava Third race 6 4 to 5 ruLuj (Steele) Ariola ourth 108 (Buchanan) 8 to 5 won: Scarlet Lily 105 (Robbins) 9 to 2 second rtolllng Boer 110 (Coburn) 13 to 2 third tiffie 1:32 Vul caln Duelist and Balm of Gilead also ran ifth race mile Ethel Wheat 104 (Don nelly) 16 to 5 won Dr Stephens 107 (Co burn) 4 to 5 second: Inspector Shea 98 (Htlgeson) 4 to 1 third time 1:48 2 5 Alline Abbott and Lagarto also ran Sixth race mile and 100 yards Scotch Plaid 98 (Treanor) 9 to 5 won Irving Mayor 103 (Donnelly)' 12 to 1 second Lady Meddle some 98 (Pieratt) 2 to 1 third: time 1:55 3 5 Jack Doyle Queen Edith and King Barleycorn also ran Entries: irst race 5 1 2 furlongs Edin Ixwoush 122: Alfred Silver izz Reina de Cuba Alee Little Jack Horner' Ailyar Ledus Montanic 119 Haydon ake 117: Evelyn Byrd Bist Man Lady Contrary Cork 114 Second race 5 furlongs oxy Kane 110 AVID Shelly 108 Small Talk 106 Cllvoso 104 My Surprise 103 Goody Two Shoes Impetuous 101 Albemarle Pen ance 99: Apple Sweet Leash 97: Rankin 95 Instar lyer Gold Bride 92? Third race 7 1 2 furlongs Kenilworth Nitrate 1'5 Rabunta 105: Cha lev Moore 114: La Golota Althea Major Dixon 112' Harney Indian Commo tore Dewey Automaton Kazan 108: Gallant 105 ourth race 6 furlongs Americano: 119: Gregor 116 Lend in 112: The Don 108 Pericles 104 Prince of Endurance Barca 103 Laura 101 ifth race mile Jack JJemund Sombrero 112 Bragg Jaubert 102 Hood wink Callban 99 Sixth race 1 1 8 miles A aska 109: Barrack 107: Little Elkin 104 Compass 100 Strangest 96 Chickadee Star Cotton 103: Blessed Damozel $4 WitH Local Eleven Mohawks desire games with teams aver aging 115 pounds Address lanagan is iaorosse street Boulevards and Delrays game on tne soivay being able to score Ths Spartan second for the season and teams averaging 135 Kercheval avenue The Walkerville football team would like to arrange noon nex Walkerville No 264 Windsor 7 to 1 and 2 er) 10 to 1 Douro Jim Clark also ran Entries: irst race furlongs of the Withers Ezera 115: Shapeless Rock storm Tangible Mary Stuart The Cuckoo Pillager Annie Cirace Princess II 112 Grainger Ill) White Crest Worry Capt Whisp Knight Templar Singing Nymph Macana Maxillo Patronymic Rav Destitute Miss isher 107 Second rare Withers mile Prince Richard 105 St in nan Merito Kallf Schoolmaster Bel lario ICO Unmasked Trinity Bell Hun tressa 97 Runnels 95: Stevedore Lux Casta 92 Star ot the West 87 Third race Rancho del Paso Eclipse course ire I oter IIS: Wild Thyme 117 Examiner 112 Short Hose Mackey Dwyer Clnquevalli 109 leeing Venus 106 Merry" Acrobat Tom Lawson 100: Squid 97 ourth race the airview selling 1 1 10 miles over the hill South Trimble Alabarch 105 Grand Opera Whittier Huntressa 102 De Reszke 100 Adelaide Prince 99 Rossignol 96: Trump Numeral 95 Honolulu 92 ifth race selling Withers mile Bellario Mr Brown Kilogram 110 Major Mansir 109 Prince Richard 104: Rosstame 102 Roaster Meistersinger 100: Ascension 98 Martin Burke 93 Past 90 Sixth race handicap miles ot Withers Ad vance Guard 127 Col Bill 126 Andv Will iams 106 Carbuncle 103 Tom Kcnnv 100 Hunter Raine star of the West 95: Circus S6 Bar Le Duo 85 fv Drag League Captain Members of the Detroit Drug Bowl Ing League last night selected Hhe follow nr aptains of teams: Carlisle cli ran Drug Co: Teagan arrand Will lams Clark: Howard Lawrence Davis Co A 'll Ludwig Nelson Bik Co Bonnell rederick Stearns Co John Laughna Ingram The season will start Monday evening Oc tidier 20 on the following alleys: Cadllla Stuart and Kerscht The schedule calls i sixty games 102 Eddie AU downe Prodigality race 1 1 16 miles Loughderg non Key io ter 93: Bhie Ridge 0131003 S3 ourth' race 7 furlongs 2 olds al owance Tom Hall 1)7 All Souls 104: Artist Be gone Rosanco Grand Lodge 99 Silk aqd ta tin 94 ifth race furlongs 3 year olds and over selling McManus 116: Hirn time ill Haidee 108: Pri le of Sur ey Water Ice i5ir Tom 106 Pro vart 104: Carrie 1 laneur Belle of the Ring 103 Georg a Gardner 99: John Huches The Common 93 Optional 85 Sixth race 1 1 16 miles same condit ons as third race Gray Dally Helen II Heroics Boldle 104 Resource 102 King Elnus Custodian 99 Hurry 94 In solence 93 Breeze St Louis October If You Dare and Lazarre at the Breeze race Track slow Summaries: irst race 6 furlongs Itoyal Athlete 1C9 (Houbre) 4 to 1 won Killimandscharo 112 (T Walsh) 12 to 1 second San Luition 109 (Louden) 5 to 1" third time Aransas Prof Nevilie Kegel Preuomlnate Broodier John Storm Tom Crabb Quixada and Cadet also ran Second race 714 fur longs Zonne 114 (W Waldo) 6 to 1 sun Ktss Quek 106 (Houbre) 6 to 1 second Ducla 102 (itzmori is) 7 to 1 third time 1:31 The orum Onanetta Spurs Loiter Tulare Regatta Moderator and Maria Bol ton also ran Thirl race 5 furlongs La zarre 110 (T Walsh) 13 to 5 won Breaker 105 (auntleroy) 5 to 1 second: In Doubt 190 (J O'Connor) 6 to 1 third time air Wilmerding Cresslda Varna on Diamonds and Rubies irst Love Milky Mabelhurst (vine Land Georgia The Girl and Emma Meyers also ourth race 6 furlongs If Y'ou Dare 2 to 1 won succieutn JJ second Kindred 108 (L aiag Maifitt also ran ifth race 1 3 15 miles Brutal 103 (Louden) 6 to 1 won Kunja 98 (Hou bre) 2 to 1' second: Antolee 100 (Scully) 4 to 1 third: time 2:024 El Caney Josie and The Messenger also ran Sixth race 1 3 16 miles Orris 98 (Neely 9 to 1 won South Breeze 103 (Louden) 7 to 10 second Wall 103 (Scully) 7 to 1 third time 2:02 Lin ien Ella also ran Entries: it st race 6 furlongs Lasso 99 Hazel Wine and Sng Aiea Marco Polo 104: Randazzo Dandy Jim Ampci 107 red Heisig Kitty Eleanor How ard Crossmolina Iv9: Alpen Royal Penny 112 Second race 7 furlongs Heroine t'2 Lady Jane Gray 97 Gaslighter St Vitus Valverde Hetzel 100 Extol 101 Third race 6 furlongs Lysbeth 104 Sailor Cad mus Mayor Johnson George abb Rose of Red Brannigan Ruby Ray 109 aran Lass 112 Sister Sarah Reclaimer Miss Wandelohr Almanzo 114 Ogle Predomi nate 117 uut th race mile and 70 yards Jack Young 90 Sambo Yellowstone 103 Plgeqn Post Col Ballantyne Pinochle Glenwool Ryd Apple 106 ifth race ndles Huccna Palmetto 87 Varner 93 Lou Hazel Erne Overstreet 95: El Ghor Locust Blossom Tulaie 102 Admetus li)5 Sixth race 7 furlongs ound 97 King stelle 109: Axares 103: Our Lady Kohn wreath Allies 104: Pyrrho Nettie Regent Maggie elix l'X Ciales our Leaf Clo ver The Boer 107 Tros Jake Weber 109 Win Mercer who will have charge of the playing end of Detroit baseball next seasonscame into town yesterday and rhe two lengthy and important conferences with President Angus They consde ed a lot ot matters connected with the 1903 programme but the only thing that they on so far as the public is con cerned was to continue a policy of mas terly silence Mercer evading the specific question said last evening) that he has thus far gned no contract other tharr the Instrument that binds him to play ball with Detroit In 1903 Mr Angus om the theory that the pleasures of anticipa tion exceed those of realization slmpiy smiled and advised interviewers' to wait for a few days for the baseball sensation that he is to spring Though neither party officially corrobo rated It there is no question that Mercer will be in charge of the playing department next season It is understood that Mr Angus and Mercer have come tc terms but that certain phases of baseoall politics make it adv sable to delay an nouncement In addition to settling tiis matter Mercer yesterday receved certain Instructions in regard working with Keeler on the trip wert He leaves town carrying a wad of money of the dimen sions of those that vaudeville corned ans playfully describe as large enough choke a He has made arrangements to return as soon as the California season is over arriving here about January 1 He will pass up the Ann Arbor coacnlng postion becaure of of al though the Detroit team will not report before March 20 The time during winch a college coach is needed is just the busiest season for a baseball manager rank Position Whether or not rank Dwyer will connected with the team has not been termined and has some bearing on the delay in announcing new position Dwyer may be placed with another Ameri can League team or may come here again to take a position under Mr Angus It is understood that Business Manager May will not serve again and it is likely that if Dwyer is retained to succeed him tne office will be made with greater scope very similar to that filled by rank Bancroft on old teaan Cincinnati Bancroft takes from the team manager much of the wot It that is handled by managers on many teams leaving the manager free to follow the game itself more closely Dwyer contemplated going Into the cigar business in uetroit tms given up tne idea for the present until his taseoail earlier stated do a lot of work for tne club this fall and Winter in following up pltyeis signed or wanted Mercer will alsi do his share of this work Willie Keeler and Sam Crawford are both on the All National team that is playing west wih the Americans and Mercer has excellent chance to exert moral suasion on them signed he said what he will do is guesswork Detroit' may get Dahlen Donovan Kitson and Huls are or course assuied it isn cer that Detroit will not get Sam Craw Joe Kelley told me a short time ago he was willing to admit that the out Hermis Gave Away Weight and Heat a Good ield New York' October 13 handicap tlie feature event Morris Park to day was won by Hermls Despite the fact that he was carrying an impost of 126 pounds and givine away from two to thirty nine pounds to his field he won by half a length from tlie lightweight Warranted Coruscate backed down from 60 to 1 to 30 to 1 won the second race for maiden 2 year olds Brunswick Old Hutch and Zoroaster were the winning favorites Lyne to day signed a contract to riile for the Keene stable next year at a salary of $20000 Summary: irst race for 3 year olde and up sell ing 6 furlongs of Withers mile Bruns wick 107 (Lyne) 3 to 2 and 3 to 5 won Potentate 108 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 second Mercer 92 (Redfern) 6 to 1 and 5 to 2 third time 1:15 Tremar Malden Lady Radnor Lizschen Ilium Valley orge Anecdote and Duekoy also ran Second race for maiden fillies 2 ar olds last 54 furlongs of the Withers mile Coruscate 109 (King) 30 to 1 and 12 to 1 won Pearl Diver 109 (Redfern) 6 to 1 and 5 to 2 second lorham Queen 109 (Bolsen) 30 to 1 and 10 to 1 third time 1:10 Tioga Cranesville Sontag Marion Etta Nut Blanche Sweet Marjorie Mi lad Love Meddling Mary Neeburban ading ght Madame Du Barry Queen Elizabeth and Never Smile also ran Third race Mantronc ck handicap tor 3 year ds and up 1 miles ovsr tbe Withcrs course Hermls 126 (Rice) 2 to 1 and 7 to 10 mi Hiirrunran 5 to 2 recond Advance Guard 124 (Odom) Her Drew is best of all 5 be some truth in it Allegiance IOS Amsterdam Dr Mollie Wilson 104: Rodger Smith Goo Goo Eyes 91 Second race 4 2 year oldr sell! ng da Argen 1G7J Ora Viva Tommie Knight 106: 105 Optima 103 Lady Tr bla Hallowmas ivi: Lans 100 Au ait 91 Third 3 year olds and ove Vouch 104: Comne itor icnuia vs: ITEM MILLION JOHN MOTS i MHUMy uWiBwkflilw WMwM 1 wlwV iff the John Sc 11 that Isn there pins being 19391 to 17216 for their oppon ent The individual records are: Games Pins Voorheis 31 5744 13114 Wolf 29 5289 18825 Peterson 20 7s 3572 178 12 A Selbach 28' 4786 17707 Wolf made 119 strikes and Voorheis 117 while the former made 113 spares and the 3 sfc 1.