Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 20

THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY OCTOBER 10 1915 PART ONE 20 hoi Blood Qpse Up Theory Given Boost Among Breeders RUNNING WNN TEAM TAME CARD PUT UP AT LEXINGTON Oct rom Colorado Range BIG ENTRY IN RACES AT MONROE the war DETAILED ACCOUNT of AT ot ton it was nut Known Just how Uut Vr I ti ur In I fe these two of 5 2 1 3 7 (Childs SHOOT 6 8 dr OR UM an I low I 1 ro dis DETROIT HORSE A WINNER Ort 9 5 6 HEIDELBERG IS i pun Jx? Airtight pitching and sharp fleld 1 11 finltifnil 1 hiahtl nninf mid far CORD TOURING CAP 1 Scptt funnel on tiro pacer Wood 7 I Maraifo KUMM) got It near lnkkly Aft and out and UC ft this were fast CampMl Lutnh whig 0 4 Vanko prob ot next 5 6 JI i 2 3 the for a best this XL nvt but and hi 4 i Warner Iliff kofr Moran and Alexander took In th game with the Yahkeos to koi a line th Hod Sox their rivals in the Ivor 1 1'e aerie should he mam lusl is an fth shoukl be txvo fifth Steiner A and the the Caledonian first soccer teams for I i I I ball on smgl" out ot may be Alemlo tna uiin shown irnch groat a I low ever tile could do was to equal although her victory nl kti Yttma ir! fr Xi 14 1 hu mm niHvuii jimn 1W111VU IVtVUlU AU i lUlWU CV fnu twit I i i mv 11 for Mahr It took V' MillOy sonic time to get Blackburn Watts hung up right and the horse now is better than he ever has been giving promise of be ing among the best halt mile track trotters in the state next season The xt Unn raft Hublitzel JwiH drove with Worthy rllce knock the door and the third with brown close up pertormance of Worthy makes this trotter look pret it opping up erug who was easily caught break against body yelled Battle 'A 40 0 The Iteil Sox batters as he rent up hl irves oster struck bull by' Kittle BRILLIANT ItyARY PUTNEY OPENS EYES BREEDERS CHAMPIONSHIP TILLY WINNER THREE UTURITIES IS OUT A HAL THOROUGH BRED MANY OTHER EATURES AT IRST HAL LEXINGTON MONROE MEETINC THIS WEEK LOOKS LIKE A GEN UINE SPORTING AAIR iharp1 were too 'Thu hit was the ioi extra was generously lAh rl ALL SCOTS IN EATURE TILT OuclMi Winters Kauf and SILW Kfeond :30 third me I Saieanet and niNe RcsowHter I Time Duidtri mn Mask it A 'A Clerk for Bitvkutor Hut her timis it'tiiii i niwuiiiiii iivx UHkiah Giaoptir Hal held and You will be heartily welcomed and every shooter will be glad to loan you a gun and show you how to use it Ask ypur sporting goods dealer about the local club Write us for free trapshooting UoivieU roun OTHEK AVOKITES HOWEVER MAKE New Champion Trotting illy berry was reduced to lue neend team but this discipline iras all that he needed and tn the since he has been doing brst ciii work in both tackling and interfer ence The first secret practice th week was held Tuesday when a number of new plays worked out by 1 Carl Williams were sted it ia not likely that any of these plavs will bo used before the 1'ittsburgh game October 23 One thing about the bacltfleld that Is delighting the coaches the cer tainty In handling punts bv Berry and Quigley Uerry in particular has developed a kitill in catnm the ball that bar never lien seen hero before1 Not once this year nor last rear on tue scruos has he chopper a punt have been crowded off the SURPRISES ITS TUTORS States who was late getting to the park had arrived President Win Baker of the 'Philadelphia 1 club handed a brand new ball to the chief execuiive Umpire Riglcr 'standing at the Su 1 1 1 1 off man for for HIlbkHi Vi White I UhiUflt While MtucO' 1 I Wenner Cali at the Nearest Trapshooting Club of Utts Here With Speaker at the bat the Phillies pitcher had a little battle ot wits with Hooper Mayer pitching several wide balls to Hurns think ing that the runner might dash tor second Hooper stood suit and when May ci got in a hole he had to cut the plate for bpeaker Tris how ever was right on Jus Job and when the dTullics butler sent lowrr the next pitch Speaker rapped it to right field tor a single Hooper rac ing to third on the hit Hobliuel took a strike probably expecting Speaker to try to steal but he did not stint On the next shoot sent up by Mayer speaker darted lor the Key etone Suck and was nipped by JSurns It was a close plav and Nelioff mady a grand stop of the throw As burns let go his rille shot throw Hooper logged lor home NIehotf made a good and speedy return to the mate tor what looked like an out and double play but inc little catcher fumbled tlie ball and Hooper was saf with 'Bos ton's first run In sliding to the plate Hooper missed the rubber and managed to crawl buck on all fours belore Burns could put the ball 011 him Mobilize! drove a ter kept Ills nerve however Stock gave Speaker a diltlcult chance which the speedy outfielder accept 'd The best Bancroft could do vvns to send a roller to Hoblitzel and he was out at first oster rasKert with field again making the out brought the inning to an end a fly to Hooper near the right wi I' Third Baseman Stock maderetrv nlava in the Red Snv Inmng which won him the honor of a handclap by the president He took Barry's sharp ran ten feet be third base and threw out the runner Then he ran 111 and grab bed Thomas's slow grounder and got the runner at first With the count 11 and on oster the Bos ton twlrler crashed a terrific drive against the right held wall for two bases and the Bosron rooters raised a great noise first made 111 the serie: Bases and roster 1 1J 1 LI Ci tl the Boston camo when Mayer pur selling at $50 11 BY RANK COOKE XPONCNTS TO THE "hot blood close theory in breeding who hnvo scoifetl at the desirability of darns with records have been turning tbp flops nnd otherwico lotting out hoi enthusiasm since Mary began to tramp hor rival thrco ycar old trotters into earth And when she lowered the record for her sex to 2:05 they thought again of the late Senator Stanford and said to themselves glory bo or not only has Mary Putney put to Hight all of the good things jn the three year old trotting division but she has given the recon! diri set a few bad nights This filly is tho 1irst one quarter thorough bud st1 have had in some days and as she also Is the host that ever Jieaihd into a race track she commands attention to blood lines that would have been ultia fashionable In California in tho early nineties but since thin have been passed up by tho average successful breeder on this side of tho gioat divide With tho racing season almost at tin end and warm fires to thaw the streams ot conversation Mary Putney promises to bo a live topic during the winter and one that again infliiento somo of the haulers of tho count 1 This Week's Meeting Last of Local Season Piomises to Be One of Liveliest Affairs Seen on a Half Mile Oval Vu or bettor and it 13 going lake a wonderful liorse to win Had 0 Keep Buny Tim pacing division of the futurity was a romp tor General Todd as that champion bad to work in 2:08 to take down the money Tue irec loi ail pace was a hard race and eventually went to Na poleuif Direct on the second day (leers had won the first and second heats with this horse in 2:02 and 2iHaa and then Napoleon made nreaks which allowed Peter Stevens IO beat him in much slower time However when the race was re sumed Thurrday the Geers horse Was right there knd making his own pace he established a new fifth bent record of 2:01 Is the time for Use live heats nvi raging 2:0:1 Jarl Jr won the 2:04 paeo equalling his ri cord of 2:01 in tho first rnilo av Jticbmoiid went A good race and won his class In 2 0Js4 the favorite Our Colonel cuntendcr ields were very good during tho first week of the Lexington trots and there was plenty of excitement in the cheap pacing classes which brought out a lot of new things good for rough and tumble racing This week there is to be a hi match race Hal Bov and Judge Or monde to measure speed for $10000 I fl 1 1 1 1 brulen ft grand trotter but 208 Is hor notch Creme dm Mrnihe won a sU heat race pt Hnglnaw Bettor Into than novor vtrr Volo looks like the best trotter of the ycar mul one ot the best of all thnes At tbiit cox must kick himself when nobody Is looking Tor having sold Mary I'utney Torn Murphy Is going from Lexington to ban i rnncisco for the fall meeting nt the fair Henry that won tho flrst race at the Seginaw meeting Js ft newcomer In tho circuit Jnck' wan outside of Uh YAouey in hla start at Lexington tho event going to Governor Mason 1 ay Richmond looked pretty good In the hut wLon ho won In boating Our Colonel 'bauncy £cars paid JBUOO for Miy Putney and has won In tho throe fu'urJttis boiides a gold cup Jlumfast is a mighty elever trotter as shown by her soevnd mile tn th fu lurity uhuti she raced In 2 OB When Earl Jr stepped tho flret heat In 2oi Uj which is hie record hs showed (hot he hni somethin? left otter all tho ructnc ho hos had Mows 210 on a half mi'q ue hsa not lost re for Jra Ratchejder tn two yoer )u is to go to tho big lino next 7r That Albert IL Merrill is popular at Jirockton fs ohown by the foot that hot wr ek ho started the hon there for the eighteenth meevnvo time etrr Ms to wagon driven by tne a four eror am ago te same thing Ard ctrr it a Michigan produtt in a sense bnth tro and dam haviog been bred beta Vuchtao finally camo through at Loa he is as brilliant as a tobr ycar old as ho wa when he established record for both two and tbruej car olds By winning the "Transylvania Stake Putcr acotl made his record for the season 12 out of 12 Marts iM only Gijfoat having been at tho blue hibbon meeting Tho horse may have had some to epare in the Lexington Tenure but in tho lasttwo befits Murphy hud to go to a drive with him the eecond heat in 4 insr at Lizzie The Prince ly good lor stakes like the next year although Jinn Jay Peter and Tramprlght have been in LVo cr better and it is going to rnec rnilo nud 50 yards MtuL Hill 107 ((Jarncri and JggO won Mockery 107 (Mott) $870 and S61Q waeond: Irian ui nrl' iutn 310 ('loose) $510 tblru Vim l43 3 Jessie JfOulse Hardball ly Al ston Allen Caln Reno Gulucpost Wan dcr and Sluter also ran Pat Moran Spoils World Scries Movies Ey Early HandShake New York Oct Pat Moran prince ftf pood fellows mm not cut out for tho movies Al the Polo ground Inet week epitled the bvanw and slew a few eneg that tho movie men would have Ken a fortune to have caugaL Moran dutbf ratoly alked out to thn playm' bench and ahook the Irnnd of Bill Carrigan of the Bed Sox without any ceremony whateo ever TLc fsw fans present shouted with give and the happy meeting was rflay rav annuioa a ran walked tack to hie aeat posely pitch ad four widq balls to Hooper but it was tho Hullies root turn to laugh when Scott Uletl out to Whitted Phillie Artillery Get Going Then came the inning In which heavy artillery broke Into the bit and run column and tied the score two bails nnd two strikes the husky Cravath smashed the ball to left field two bases Then Luderus hammer ed a double to rlht center and Cravath camo home with the Ph ti ll only run With one run in a man on 'second and none out things vhd not look good tor the Red box oster however pulled himself together and stopped the hitting WmtU'd hit a slow' ground er to bcott and was thrown Captain Ludertis taking third base hit a sharp liner tv Hob htzcl and Luderus who was about to aash for the plate quickly turn ed ana scrawioieri nack to tnira ne was left there ns Hurns struck out It was delphia and there were groans a I the innig ended? without further scoring The Red Sox sixth Inning was short Speaker hoisted a pop fly to Bancroft and Ilnblitzel lifted a high fly which Niehoff took care of Lewis went out on strikes on three pitched balls Bancroft Gvh Third Mayer gave Barry an easy chance on a grounder and went oat But Barry hud to extend himself to got sharp hit in short right hehl and tnrow hnn out The hopesf thi tans were raised when Eanerott shot a single cen ter field despite the tact that two were out All visions 01 another run disappeared however whett Puskort grounded uuL a ran er to HobJitxel The American league got three men on bases in Jhe seventh inning but sharp work on the part of the imn behind Mayer prevented a score After Gardner had lhed to Whitted Barry singled to left Thomas hit through the pitchers bux forcing out Barry Mayer de ilpcti ntf the brill Lu Bancroft who made a fine scoop of it and tossed It to Nlehoff oster got his second single on a hit to left Thomas tak ing second Janvrin here went in tu run for Thomas as Hooper came to bat Hooner bounced a hit to the infield hich was just out of Mayor's reach and the bases were full There was a coni'erencv between Captain Luderus Catcher Burns nnd Mayer Mayer sunt up a strike and then tho pinch hitter popped a ily to Luderus amid wild Lhiladelpii in cheering KooterM Help Any All the Philadelphia rooters stood un as the Phillies came toxbat In their half of the seventh including the president of the United states Ji did nut help the National leaguers any however Janvrin went tu shurtstup for Scott and Cady sut ceeucd Thomas behind the bat Cravath was again implored tu hit the ball uut of the park but he struck out Luderus sent a long fly io Huupur and Whittcd fouled to Chance for Bettors 10 7 Odds When Grover Hurls Her Victory in the Kentucky uturity in Which She Estab lished a New Record Makes Mary Putney Stand Out as the Greatest of Three Year Old illies and AttraclsAt tcntion to Her Blood Lines CT ASS TROTTING a TN 5 11000 Ames Albhigen uy Atiungen (McDonald) Judcra Jones 1r ff Ruby (WrltrhD Wllkfft Brewer eb (HI'W Jeanette Speed blk tn (Cox) Durln hr (Marsh Snow) Time i 2:10 Blackburn Watts Beats Good ield at Ottawa Blackburn Waits Gen owned by 1 A Adams of this city won a good race at Ottawa on riday although be did not have to go faytcr than 2:2134 to beat hi5 field of trntt rs This horse has been improving right along Two works ago he wa3 second to jolly at rmnont and trot ted of his heats in 2:17 or bet Grattan and Bertha to say nothing of Nats Prime On all sides it Is predicted that tho Montreal mooting next season wilt bo mh of tho best in the country Thre 14 tnlk of two other meotlnM on that aldo of the border Tho point system did ft thing at Sprlngdcld 111 here Marie Constant wen a race without being In ft sin Kle hoot Tho system was ratlion un popular hero and not likely to bo tried next aeusvn Vnnko he attracted attention of the bin line folks Tho romblnn tlon wruiel an option on him for u0uo then worked the gelding In 2 06U which an uut cioseu inc ar ally will figure in ihu year Tha Grand Rfttxde bred cllfte King 2:10 that Cox ix uxhl with Chamber of Commerce anticipation Is dol ig nobly over tho small track in th east having been Infld of the money In hi lftt dorn etartr Mayor Todd 1:144 1 on of the best irotura In Uh Maritime Provinces where be Mid the record and has won rare and landed 12 blue ribbons In the show rings Arthur Thomas fc some years edl tor of Th Horamax R0W nral rales manager of the Houghton Sulky company of Marion a Humors that SehleMtnger of Milwaukee growing a bti wearyeoire to have untrue as he paid John Madden I10M for the year ol Ally WalMt Tvm Murphy Is all set for (ho etakea Ho worked Tremprlght a mile In liCS InM half In U0l at Lesington It Napolona Direct had not met with an atedt nt at Clevelsrd after the drat week of radng he dubtksa would have had a rate record of I or oven better Ing featured the eighth inning and it looked us if the game would gu tu vxtra inningn Sneaker camo tu the bat with deiennirmtion written on his face With a strike and one ball he bit a weak grounder to Lu dunis who vsed hinv out tu Mayer Hoblitzel made Cravath back almost to (ho rigiit field wall fur his Uy and then Bancroft electrified the crowd by a wonderful one handed of Lewis's drive and throwing him nit It was one of the best fielding plays of tho series Philadelphia NiehoiT went out Gardner to Hoblitzel on a fine Play b' the third baseman Burns put tip a fiy to Janviln and Mayer flew out to Speaker Gardner Sturt Doings Gardner opened luckv ninth with a Jingle to left Harry ill'4d Lnskert and Gni Jnur went to sreun wlwn Janvrin was thrown mil hy Mayor Uedncmlny October 1:1 Iran win be held on the Monroe I Tfrc puro McKinney brack this week starting on Tues "8tl? d5 und cuntmuinK Um ugh four! Ohioans Score our Touchdowns and Safety on Local Univei aty Scoring 30 Points fspcrlai tu The ree Press Tiffin 0 our touch downs four gotils and a net ted Heidelberg a tuta1 uf JO points against the Vtilversny uf Debolt on Armstrong irnni iuuuj The visitors were Harun Hart EEbrmo Belle Ctipt Mc Kee Allen Dillard Dude Tom Aetel Jewae axy McGregor trot purse $30u Jolly BaronteU Princess Louise Misstrelta Kate Ade laide Benson Zomklotte Dr Arnold 2 2 pace purse $400 Laura Juelle tjoidie Homer 1 Mile Trn idently expecting that he would have' tiic huijor ot receiving the ball but the president bounced it to Erskine Mayer who was standing in the pitcher box It was lu minutes Past 2 o'clock whdn Umpire Higler started the game May el's first offering was a wide one which Itigler culitn a ball Catcher Bums handed ths horsu hhle to Kilflei who trutted over to the decurutud btx in winch the Presi dent and his party sat and taking eft fils hut presented the ball to Mr Wilson The president rose and thanked Xhe aribiter When the game got going again Hooper and Itigler exchanged some conversation about a pitch that the umpire called a strike The 'tied 8ox batter however fina llv was given a base on balls He took a long lead off the bag as Scott tried for a sac rifice The batter made a bungle of a nine iiy tnat iuu pl ij mg in for a buntHuie goes the first the lied sox" eornc Dcvelopmeat cf Gridiron Candi dates Makes Outlook fo Quakers Very Bright Accord iug to Latest Dope Hastings Neb Oct The people or St 1'aul Ncb have Just an ordinary Interest In the outcome of the world's rles out tho entire rusourves of the town and county amounting to some millions Is available at odds ot ib to 7 on PhlliKlnlnlda in every game in which Grover Alexander works Nobody coul'l bet ngnlnst Alex ander tlm Great In St Paul and get away with his life henco the offer to the outside world Alex ander Ilves In St Paul when he isn't baseballing to center field and went out I io siwu Mcnra mace COod cntrh of HnriiK'u and touched tho runner out nick of time It also was a Attached To Your Car Can You Afford to Drive Your ord Without a Limousine Top Like This? Warm and mug itr inter Cool and comfortable in summr flush tn body of car no oveiliang no rittf squeak inished of same material as used in Glass doors taxi panels easily removed if desired and set of curiam' used in their placer Cail East 406 and we will drive conipktccar your door for inspection or see our rooms at fotlowHii am rr' MO sport equals obooting fo pleasure mid health it appeal to both sexes and all Clay target shooting is the schco for crack shots Wmz LAIOKLi irst rn'e Sj furlouclfti Dowd oon ovhf 4 a Morin "why didn't you tuivo that for riday fat Philadelphia 7 no actor al IL' LAUREL ilm rice sclllnir Nourro (fin i Min) $1240 $57i anil won: wan iw (Alien) Mnbrw in (stowart) PruKressive ha Torum alHu ran Hecona rare arlline IOi ffitherby) $73u $3W and $28U won Mill 97 (Lilly) tiSvO and $Qr4) second Edna Renna log (Allen) 270 third Time 5 Shaitan Bello of tho Kitchen and Ncdauo abo ran Third race handicap 6 Back' ay 10) (Cooper) $190 and fi70 won Water Ladv 95 (McDermott) $370 and $SM secorid MantrcKsor Ki ilivan) 120 third Time 1:20 Joo Bhrir Leo Pknlnv buperlgtendent Protector and The Mas querader also ran ourth handicap Gainer 101 (J Mv'lagKarn MASO $i7G ana out won inn 111 xDavies sJO and out pecond: Addle 08 fMcCahev out third Time 2:03 Tactics also run ifth race polling ruiio and 20 Balfron 3610 and won: Carlton 103 Mink) $3 3D and second 109 fPitz) $310 thiru Timo 1:52 fjQtHso Travers Dr Dougher ty Cottontop and KI Way akn ran felxth race' selling 1V Marshnn 10i (But well) $JIi() and $2f0 won Baker 10C (Hayes') 70 and $3W rrGond: Chrlstoplvnc 10? (McDermott) third Time 2:18 1 5 Nipier Daln fcrfleM Sonadn1 Mary Land Girl and Star ot Lovo ran illd iot" like Umpire fslon the play ami shouted their fiO'iiLpievui oster hvi came lime with his third single sharp drive to eenler mid Giirdnvr rushed for the plate made a might have to ue pinto tu head off Gardner but toe liiron' was wfu' and was safe tcr tool second the throw hi Tho itovnl It titers from Boston threw hats end emits in the air as they iw Gardner totieb the TUte Il looked like a sure victory for Bos ton I ost intemng chanipiun shin bull Hooper wno called upon to bring oster home but he struck uut The rhillleC half of ninth was aulciciv over Slock filed io Lewis Bancroft could not fathom oster's pitching and struck out for the second time I'nekert nit a long fly to Speaker who put the bull In his hip pocket as he raced to th clubhouse and the shower hath The heather trill bo afire Sunday fore noon when tho All bents meet at park in league encounter between the Reason I In Jhe past the (TWO leana has been associated with a hard DU PONT POWDER CO Elsbllcbod 1802 Wilmington Dl Auiry J'uincv voitiit trut in viuturiv at Cuhiniuus bLc did Lave to give the Vcord a joltIhu fact that she beat a doxen a hah trood colt nulttrft in iter race and went thorn show ed tht she had all ut tnu ability needed The first heat at 'Lexington was comfortable sno went a long mile and won in 2:08 1 4 Next time be rucu took her the half 1:033 4 and tiien Murphy set sail with Humlast and made her trot the last hall in 1 n'2 1 4 to win J'hiM rule in 1 2 js one sec ond fabler than the record lur the box and ago formerly held hr Na tive Helle a broodmare at Inwuore arm ami the dam of the iroTUr Native Judge that enuaiotj Hie record tor two year olds on a haif niilu truck amj prob ably would hav been the ch'tm pion but Cor inatlentmn after the efimt which pul him out of con tentlfn for rest of the season So Jit le has been dune wnli Marv that her tuiure bright Slits is a small over lH luiim but bhe lote and with iroml luck nnie one of tue groat iroitcrg of tho eotinirv at maturity Nuihe Ih'Hc HuIiIn Km'ord Native Belle was both the two the three year old champion 3n her first year at the races she surprised inc world when she trot ted in 4 hut tmvv thought (tlHs ndsTht be beaten by Vola that jujv nav tn in her olgu record handv might mark Volga is one of the greatest two vear oMs that the turf has known Brotho: and stslers of chnrnpmn ship variety arc uncommon but fib 1s Uphoicilng the family name nndmay be as freely spokm as her illustrious brother tnc chain non 'Voter Volo for her victory in the junior futurity is a record of thetwo Distrst heals bv a filly Volga is owned by the Vastirie tab of Cleveland a liynd ofntlomn who have done a lot for me tur: ana arc ntitica to congratulated on every bit rfff rx that comes tholr wav Arworihv also owned hv vndicatr and while he has not NOT ONE CHANGE MADE IN LINE SINCE START fly to left It If Vhllt i had misjudge! mt no After a harp rprlnt 1UI Go llunn Th fourth Inulnir again a abort procrxsion only thi teen factnif the ronndont oatcr The crowd thought It about time for to Mart omothlng an bfan utumplnj their feet oa WITH THE TROTTERS AND PACERS Monroe meeting thia oek Intftou and boat a good flMl cf trotter Good rontcuta aro sccutod by fans among' them Bonington Tatly outclassed tliroiiKhoiit the contest tn spue of the fact that Ih linti ml a bad ly crippled bucklic ld Jluw tvt It should be nt ntlon tluil Heidel berg showed unusual power nnd in fact ileiu'UiSti uted It ds till Strongest team that lias been turned out nt the local university In IQ Quarletbttek Hllblscb was the It tullng star He directed his team with uiwi lng skill and judgment and tore off riinK roits long runs J'llekoi'ti' Heidelberg right ti uitle tnti le himself consplcuour by iniash Intr up playa with cn sl ltncy The Hetrnlt train casloually tb oiigli with Hashes of bril liancy but unfortunately Win the am atattctl what lnlu to be pro ductive innrcbcs Hie H' idelln rg lense stiffened or tumble was In serted 1 1 the play Lineup nn sum mary: "ii i ii intrri ICPiubvIt Ih Kentucky S2000 'Stake eatures tcoo jam 5 Program Bacelli an Outsider in the Auctions Captures Event vmiSJlLUTu'l i id abo tan Second i race nnd 70 rhrlfttic (ikntry) 1670 and co wun Jce tni 105 (OU) 22L80 and $14 secund oramr 10 ihhxl '1 iinw 1 2 uoerjel 'irMuspftft bt Chaiiottvf' Bank bill Osnuimle uroom Hower Hav nuy Manioc E'hth tiwl Kwyal Interest auo run Third race handicap mi turlongs Grovtr Hugills 17 iBenry vl It 70 and adu vni linnphurut iio (Puvl) 27O and et Rnciie yu (Mean) tnira kaw I 'ltniv i i li nn and Scheme? ahn run ourth 1 1 1L ntliD Dtl Cremr 112 (Ihmover) nrd $370 non Black 'Jonw 120 (Gnu?) and 13 itOV second Sier "Jaunnno 11 (Miirtki) 4 thuii 1:44 2 5 Bennis Jtuktk rce Voue Ur Samuel and One tup also rau i( ifth race Kathleen 1320 and 72iO won: 1 Murdock 100 (Mitril)ij at'i second uoamk 105 (Goot o) third Time 1 :06 1 5 zhll Portllght Blff ellow' and Countess Wilmot nlsu a great chance for Bhila 2M pacing 2 IN 3 StooO HEATS YESTERDAY) Peter Worthy by Guy Ax worthy (Murphy) Charlie by Coastman (Gas ton) Admiral Dewey JT blk (Wilson)Koekline hr 17 (McGeath) meJ 'T 2 2 CLASS 3 IN 5 31 COO by Tue Earl Hi iiv rL iitiimnrr'r Billy Gregory Mvra Belle Red Zulu Zoo Don IV dices BlUv (go Jan Hui Inursdny October 14 2:12 trot purse 1400 Par McKerrnn Zrnnidottr Mood row Wilson Madonna Queen Sunday Jack Caro line Nattt Brims Jxittle simmons Dec oration 2:14 pace purse Sylvia Kight Tango Dob White Local Option Pat Guyton Girl Lord Seymour 2:20 trot purse 1300 Roxane More Brother John Both Moore Toll Homo Rrgarolesr Rose McKerron Guv Direct Sir Robert Ideal Bingen Dan Thomaa Hollwav rnlsv October 1G 2:22 trot purse $300 Thomas IJollwav Guv Direct Sir Robert Ideal Blngon 'Imn 'Roxane More Ruth Moore Brother John Regardless 'Pell Rose Rosa McKcrrn 2:17 pace purse Josephine Johnny Glenwood Beecher Huy Aro Wilkes Rose 3tata llne Emma The Clown Prince Jolla Mabel Mary Hal Adeline season the Part ami that it would retard the baekfippi What has happened is that ihr lins has been improving by leap aSl bounds and is now far ahnad of the backs Not a change has bPPa inado in the line from the time ths team started uork rom end to end not one uPIHS 9f Players has ch mgd Then is a pHl'nltv th the coaches will make a shift two among the rui warfis as tip sea son advances but just now th are pleased wall the way the ma so lirn in tho backfield there a number of changes Hum Wtl made because tho men orlgln tll selected dll not come up to cxP0' tations others because of nilurli Although Howard Beriv has iwi played uuaitci uuck up to th es Pvctatioiis ot the eoaehen be is Vfr tuully sure of this position Whet he was moved irom the fuHbak post lie proved to bo per (lin hotter as a quarterback and mm ii bitter than cither Bell or Grant Tn coaches have had no be imou criticize the way ho runs tha team out they have criticized his lack c' interierence and poor tackling Aft er tho ranklin and Hai'sliall game TOO MUCH OR ELEVEN STAKES 43000 Srnloch bv Sahib (Murphy) Ettla Dillon ch (Terrell) 2 0 2 P2 orward Wall Intact rom Time Practice Began Numerous Shifts Made in Backfield and More Are Promised However piIlLADI PA GG Oi University oi Pennsji Mtniu Jootball coaches have bet ij irwnenuouny surprised at their team has developed 'VT: the preliminary opened they were afraid line would be tho weakest With an entry which Is superior to that of the average short ship circuit affair of the year the racing season In Michigan promises to havei a fitting close at Monroo this week I liacinsr on the nearby half mile I track will open Tuesday and be held H1LADELPEJ1A Oct After during four afternoons Practically the president of the United uu me norses mat were at tsaginaw are named nnd in addition are stables from Cleveland Toledo Chi cago Goshen Ellwood Xenia Woo tn91 UUIJJiSLUWJl Ail Vernun Columbus Cincinnati Sun dusky and several other places All of the classes are well filled and gome of them stand out amonx ma nest nr tno vpnr tinir classes are particularly strong and fine contests are insight A ho there a fine bunch in the 2:12 pace The slow classes will have big fields introducing new ones that will tackle tho birds which have not had the winning habit this year Detroit is contributing its share to the classes among the horses owned struggle tor aupruacy as each eleven wiphes 4q mhko the best possible showing Thitr year tho AU have not been so successful In getting torctner tno strong learn which has associated with its name In past years but nevertheless they expect tu put on the field a sutticienUy strong tcim to make the interesting to the spectator Nationals vvhu have been doing very well Against the leading teams this season aro to play th? and a fust urid keen gnrno should be the outcome uf the meeting St Georges should break the jinx against them when they meet too Lcaudettes at pontine The will find their opponents a different lot than they met In th cup Inst season Kovets will a good test when they meat tho Bufck Thistles at Mint 1 he Ca nadian boys aro vonilueut of taking at li itbi one point irnni tho lads of the Ve hicle city and are taking the strongest trum they possibly can tv lint Sunday morning Rising Stars Journey to tho east end of tb city to play the newcomers bt lair Heights This will be a rather stltt game for sn opener for the Heights boys The games schtduled for Sthday follow: a' IRST DIVISION AH Scots vs Calodnnias at Maloney's 10:15 am Referee erguson acknrds vs Nationals at Packard park a Referee Miller Hcaudetto United vs St Georges at Pon tiac 2:15 Referee Stark I Buick Thistle vs Ituvors at lint 2:13 Referee Dainea SECOND DIVISION 5 Celtics vk Thistles at airview' 10:15 a 5 Tlfftnee MUlman Hoses vs X'arku Duvls at 10:15 a Ref eree Draper Dctrolta vs Wolverines at 10:15 a Referee Mundy Cricketers vs Wyandotte at erry field :15 a in R' torce Barlow St Cktfr 'f Rising Slots nt Houghton rench field 2:75 nt Referee erguson Meet Caledonias in What Should Be Best Game in Soccer League Sunday other throw in the very dose play Harry Snvrs Hit first up t8r the Quakers hud a bull and a strike when he bounded a slow grounder wliieh Scott scooped up on the run and throw the runner out After gal ling two bad balls Bancroft struck out 1'askert ended the inning tie ehot a fast grounder to Ilobiltzel who fumbled it the hair bounding toward right field Barry cutting across the Held made a splendid stop and throw to first oster cov ering the bag Barry's tine piece saved Hoblitzel an error Mayer's harp curves were too much for Lewis lnr the second in ning and the Bod Sox fleder rc turned to the bench a strike out victim Gardner hit Utt rtott for a single and in attempting the mi uuu run piiiy uarry touieit otr two balls ami was then struck out Mayer batted down Thomas's sharp tlrive and threw the lied Sox catch er out It was sharp work on May er's part Gavvy Cravutli was urged by the homo supporters to put the bail out of the grounds Tho fielders backed towards the walls but it was not necessary tor the National league home run king struck out on timr nite nc nans immrna in other heavy hitter also fanned uster was pitching in grand stylo Whittcd took a strike when he came up wailed as three bad oncB Sped past him ami then hit weakly to Kcojt and was thrown out end ing the inning Mayer Hurls ine Jlnll Mayer probably never pitched bet ter ball than he did in the third inning helpless shari but Burns dronm tossed it to Buderus tor Hie Houla Htrm out on six balls of which two were balls and one a 1011 pitched holla The Ing crowd warm ly iipi luiKied the pltelu fur retir ing the side on strikes It was uni two three again tor tho Phillies In their halt ot th third inning Nlehotl' struck out Ilililie Burns sen a bounder to Hohlttzil who was too far from the had to make the out and tossed to oster who bent Burns tn tlie base Mayer was fanned Speaker look' over Mayer's first offering In the fourth nmlng nn let it go by' tor a nan he lifted to Shortstop Built run tooa cure tri minder nnnaslsted a single to short center Nhhuff mndo a pretty stop of the drive hut could not whin it to first In tlmiv to head off ls Is Gardner raised a peitred ns th bell foul Bns the third (McDonald) 1 Deroche ch (Ger 2 Alite WuttH ch (I'hlnimnl) 3 Native Spirit (Cox) 5 Horuivlla 'Murphy) Tho Rnjal 7 'llm I'xpocr (J 8 Peter Delmont (McDevitt)' 9 KT lIlr JllHvloun wrv erfnrd) 10 dis Petress Burton (Willis) dis Eligibility of Earl Jr in 2:05 Pfice is Questioned but He is Allowed to Start and Comes Through Easily Special to The ree Press i EXLXGTON Kj Oct The Kentucky $2000 stake which is the final event for the 3i year old trotters this season was the feature of a rather tame card at the trots today and was won by the stable colt Bacclli an outsider in the auctions the favor ite the Colorado Range being the 'only first choice outs of five to lose 'l ne veteran: pacer Harr Jr won his second race of tno week Walter Cox and Ames Albingen duplicated the feat for Lun 11c Ponald when he beat the Tls tro ters Weather conditions were so bad that the attempt by Voloto beat his ret oiu of 2:02 was post poned until Monday Colorado Range was favored for the colt race at 450 De Roche bringing 520 Aliiv Watts $12 Ba eelli and Native Spirit $10 each and the field $1G one of the con ditions of the race provided that the winner of tho futurity would not be allowed to start which ktfi Mary Putneyin the utirn Colo I radu Range won the nrst heat I rather easily from DfRoclie but inthe next two Bon IViilto took a I Vein to the front and won not having to beat either round I 1 1 1 1 11 1 Questioned 1 Several of tho drivers in the 2:05 cac i questioned le ee tv lari Jr under the time allowance condition but Manager Tlptin de clared him liglllft am Im srnrteil There was more juv in I He was favorite In tno auctions Rctl SI I Columbia ire $10 and the field $ld red Russell took the lead in the hrSt heat and heldit to the wire ail Jr barely minssing connec tions in 2:04 In thc next three however the veteran gray was ail to the good winning easily Our Colonel and It Brett taking turns in racing him Ames Albingen outclassed the 2:18 trotters winning his second race of the week and his fifth wltmn four weeks Tom was the winning driver in both tho unfinished the pace which he landed Peter Worthy winner of the deciding mat and in the two year old event known as the din ner stakes In which he piloted Suntcrh this race being the slow est of the season of the Grand Cir cuit I THE TUNNER STAKEi OR 2 TEAIl TRoTTEliS 2 IN SWEl' Te won the nnl that aloneis ctimigb for anybody living 1n Cleveland story ot This tin nt j'h re is a splendid otorv cuing along with Volga rank Ellis of Philadelphia is one of the vet erans of the sport He goes back long way when everybody ot means in tho Quaker Citv lind a fast road horse taverns flourished and tho sport the road was atIts bight Happy Medium stood In that coun try and got a lot of o0lts but Mr Ellis savs ho never raw ono of themworth shucks In fact ho became very strongly prejudiced against th" family Even when Pilot Me dium th" son of Happy Medium gave to the turf grand trotterlack lie would not admit that they ere entitled to respect The coming of the Great did not effect Mr Ellis at all but finally afior Peter Groat bed estnbllrhed himself through his sons nnd daughters lie began to "hang" his mind a litC" tear after year fho Pet rs were beating horroa of all ages and finally to play fairwith a sire he had roundly denounced Mr ICIlia bought Volga gave her to the avnillcal and told them to go on with her This put Volga In tho line ot offlelent handling for there le no Lefler man than Andrews nnd It B'l another laurel on the grove of llaony Medium wboee Idood Is so dominant In thia ra Grratnesa ot Lexington To go over the racing during the first tk of the Lexington trots is a idlght addition to the glories or the famous frack Where racing Is a snort On the first day tle aUllnr performance a as In tle fret for all troc the CMIleton cup and Volo opened the eyes of the crowd by winning in 2024 and JiO''f now stallion record for two boats Margaret Inuien looked to have the best Ohnm in hest tha cham pion colt but her limit was I OS and xn jhr mold not rtteh the two Peters were bct of the lot and the younger ono showed that Earl Jr gr red ims cll rank (Ucrecy) Our Colonel It B' ctt Kostns hr (r (McDoiinM Columbia ire (ktanleyj Prince Ann iCt irk) 5 Peter Nnh ch (LooiilA 4 2:01 2:114 fi tl 1 Hr TUB KENTfCKV OR VEAR OLB 2 in cooo Bncelll by Bertini (White) 4 1 1 celoratlo liana" bv Colorado IJ Ham Is Hall lhyrouglihrcL Meager reports nave uut tho filly down as being by Sftn rancisco omitting the dam It happens that the filly is from Mdmloclta she by Mendocino 2:19 i' aud leather thoroughbred As Inferred from name: olnu being bi Electioneer il Mary j'utney was foaled at 1 alu Alto limn whirl a Mendocino was held in high favor because ot hia dose reseiuulaiwe tu Electioneer Esther tile thoroughbred grand dam uf Mary Putney was bred JnKentucky in 1K77 and bought fur sjiimior Stanford who was pick ing up certain types of runners to mate with Electioneer hia great sun ot Hamblotonian 10 and Green Mountain Maid Esther career at Palo Alto was noteworthy tor she produced Hi foals two by thorough bled stallions and the others by trotteis the greatest of her foals up to this time was Expressive that took a three year old record of 3 and was the best racing il ly uf her di as a broudmaic txpies sive has been a most notable suc cess lor sue Is the earn of Atlantic 'Express 2:08 1 4: Esther Bells 2:08 1 4 end others that have attained records or produced speed come of tna t'nlo Aito trotters ot tho early nays made history but the percentage cnuln not have fa vored the experiment? for It has had tew nrllators since ih glonea of the time when Charles Marvm uno others were wont to coir Hamtramck with a fresh batch them each year 1 usti st ot Trotting illies Ud to Hie Ulna of the racing tho Kentucky Luluntvcal Lexiug Wadsworth Manufacturing Co 1256 Jefferson Ave Detroit Mich giic viOD na aiiiuiiH mv nuisvs unncu here being Myra Local Option Lord Seymour Adeline Glenwood Detroit Girl Daisy Donnie AL Aunt Barb Blackburn Watts Kate ancy Harkawuy and Crescent Hal As usual the attendance from here xvi il be large this being the lust chance of the season to see the trot ters and pacers in action Entries are as follows Tit vday October 12 2:27 trot purse Watts our btocKicKS Dlngen Bund Harley Movnuj Picture Mr Drake Mariun brown Wings Whstune Ella Custer Louis Golden diftgent The Comet Lee iMeKurron Col Mobcl trot purse 5200 Aunt Barb Nol llo Reed Robin Jimmy Cox ancy Harkaway Bob Bingen King McKer ton Lena Moko armer John Crescent There is a lot of interest fHj1 a tiok tmet' pur'ii a a mtn tin hl backing Hal Buv while th" other IlaJ Mabel Pointer Jolla end doubtli SB is' taken bv 1ttnn 116 Clown Emma Rosa Matanne who oJns iMk how WUke Heeeher Boy Glenwood I iiui wno owns inc niach gorse Kcdiiick Johnny Ray MtasJnse 1 iHt Meeting In Michigan I I 'hlne I Tho last meeting of note In Michl I grin will be held on the Monroe I week starting on Tues it ini it if rn rrniph rmp titternoons This meeting was put on to accommodate the oxvncrs nnd trainers who desire to ro to Hock 1 port next ek but wanted tu nil in the gap Saginaw had very good fields In most of its events hut xveek and tho racing was i'v lively so lhat tho nntlooio fov Alunroe in parttcu luity Miuu jr is understood that In addition to the Michigan horses there wdl be a number from Ohio and Indiana nnd this will serve Lu make the snort Monroe is blessed with a track that Is about as near waterproof as any Only the hardest of rains enn put it out of commission and with ordinary weather there will be no postponements The Monroemeeting will be well handled as Woodland who is to start th hiHes ha made a good name for himtelf in this profession There will he professional Judges to take charge if the racing Itself so that tlie meeting will be among the best of tho year in thly state As usual Detroit will contribute largely tu the attendance the fre tcnt service on the Interurban cars making it easv to reach the track and return early RACES I I M'' is vL 3t i I.