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THE DETROIT 1 REE PRESS 1909 AUGUST 15 SUNDAY LEADERS IND JACKSON BLANKS BATHERS AIL SOLYAY TEAM LEADERS GRAB DETROIT ELKS PALESTINE EASY TO CROSS PLATE SOT VICTORY STILL UNBEATEN GET ORT WAYNE Grabs Onesided Win a Remarkably ast Game Score of Bennett Park CO It 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 Battle Cre 0 0 0 6 PALESTINE 8 II RED BUELOW 5 3 0 At Ben 0 II 1 1 1 0 12 was sold to Mon ti Stolenibases A Co 12 0 1 0 0 0 27 6 9 off in Detroit 6 19 44 A 0 0 Kemlweld Hs the Manufactur AMATEUR BALL BRIELY 0 2 Hi 4 0 0 6 5 raser 2 3 Brady 9 2 12 2 I 7 8 Juniors io will 0 0 1 0 1 3 player' 1 11 0 3 0 0 0 1 Ho' 2 3 3 27 10 3 JOKE CONTEST TO ADRI1 i 8 at 0 0 at Sills 1 0 Totals is earnest 5 II 0 2 0 0 5 0 Scott 1 10 4 II 27 7 series 0 1 11 27 11 2 in the seventh A 0 4 the ninth 4 CENTRALS BIGHT COM PARKE 1 13 4 1 0 0 SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE 3 1 27 17 6 10 0 STANDING 3 1 0 0 3 5 4 0 0 0 6 7 Kazoo 45 0 Totals 40 20 30 10 2 WGu'dp 3 0 33 27 11 1 10 24 off 3 OR BIG BATTLE READY URNISHES UMPIRE EASTERN LEAGUE i i Woodmere 13 1 Crescents 11 GETTING DOWN TO INALS 2 3 0 1 0 1 AB 2 2 Breyer I 0 14 27 8 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 24 15 4 11 he having 15 8 9 3 27 Totals 33 3 Goes to a Tie in ifteen 3 2 owlerville 0 Spaldings 2 AB 0 fl AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 14 15 It 4 4 I 0 14 15 3 17 berg 0 CUP TO VIRGIN I 13 1 0 4 0 4 400 Markey and eev 2 0 0 3 Hantz3 4 8 0 6 0 ana 10 i 0 6 3 or st crs Crescents 2 3 I SPORTING BRIES Ribbons 0 3 0 CENTRAL LEAGUE 0 Totals 0 Totals 2 4 Walkerville 6 Morgan Wright 1 6 Shamrocks Meet Defeat 3 0 0 1 3 Haydon 0 tike 3 Trumbulls Tumble Princess' afternoon Eighteenth and August 4 rain 3 3 12 37 11 3 10 0 9 9 I nnings 0 0 0 9 0 the mater su Dowd jot Reds clash strong 14 Manager the Boulevard The follow Hermann 10 8 a ism 3 0 0 0 0 8 2 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 5 5 4 4 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 3 3 3 0 0 13 2 13 0 0 2 0 0 8 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 Tigers please 3 3 3 2 0 3 3 3 3 5 5 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 12 0 13 0 13 0 8 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 9 3 0 1 0 ft 0 0 0 4 4 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 16 0 0 3 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Crotty 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 8 0 0 1 6 0 3 8 0 0 9 6 0 0 0 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 10 0 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 5 3 9 11 2 0 1 2 2 0 00 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 teams finish Shore 13 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 0 9 0 1 0 ft 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 10 0 9 10 0 2 11 0 10 10 10 10 6 0 0 7 0 0 3 0 ft 0 8 10 9 00 0 0 Mat'sonc I Peters Hawey2 4 3 3 4 3 2 1 0 1 5 0 3 0 0 3 1 0 base on Left on Struck to Har 3 6 8 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 Adrian uller! 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2 0 0 week from arrange a Detroit for A 2 0 0 1 I 0 0 no 60 8 7 9 0 A 0 26 8 Keenan 3 reyl Kerrp Moss 1 nmtonc Radikem 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Pearsonl Wilkie TMcG1 3 0 3 2 3 3 1 10 3 0 Ia'ncem Ehlers ss Harris Grenp Kirkl Grinims3 Treacyp Kalin wellp 11 9 Bowen 3 Davis 3 Retze reda 1 Kelly Dreaverr Disk3 vanr Arnold Carroll 2 Lanel A 3 3 3 0 1 A 4 0 10 0 9 0 0 9 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 4 0 12 9 0 A 1 i 1 0 0 34 6 8 7 9 2 1 Belanger Deakfield Nacker Held Weber Beidler Schults 11 9 1 0 3 0 0 11 9 Bartell Gar a 2 Mority3 Grahlp Darwin 1 ESteln2 CSteinc Becker Henry3 DiHr wfordl Baton a 21 6 10 10 9 10 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 Monkm Younk3 HMcGc Walshs Voelker 13 9 37 8 6 7 0 0 0 0 10 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A Rector2 Dunkle 8 a' nee owler 3 4 5 5 0 0 0 Good'nc Iafalres Poole Rourke 1 Ticel Dan'letn orrest 14 5 9 This league Har'sonl Ryan 3 Hannac Pepper Mudge 1 Inkerlt CBlchl Peters Beltz Mlller3 0 4 0 0 hear from anv strong unt Call Grand 3442 and ask 6 7 0 :4 0 0 10 9 1 9 report Joy Sie Herz Rfch Mul start Vigor 2 TJeb'ldtl one the 2 3 10 10 10 11 0 0 0 Reid si Sch'der 2 Mouat3 TS'thl Gorton 1 3 Breed 2 term 4 56 41 53 40 EM'lnp 6 14 9 10 9 I 2 Totals 3 4 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 Of of to 12 6 7 left field The game will 2:30 be all 1 0 0 Motor 3 4 5 0 0 0 9 a Brazzil Lindsay Pokrlefka 0 0 ord team by team 3 3 and 8 7 8 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 2 11 AB 3 Home 0 3 4 0 Paul nlavers please and Charlevoix street Hibbler Schippert work with the stick being three ast fleld at most Stages and Hogan got the game and close a contest be necessary to Totals 39 3 4 5 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 Bedardc Grifflnlf WrthnrWatson Gainey 1 oley ss MoT'sey3 Rutzr 4 4 ASm'hr 4 WalersL 4 Ch'man 6 3 13 3 Newton B'burgl Harms 3 Moynes 1 Drakem M'rlngr Brower 4 3 3 0 3 2 the Ills man credit fielder for one hand 3 1 earned a 0 that the team can We'll try for one two 1 and Costeliol Renner 4 1 9 0 0 70 0 1 0 0 9 0 I and This Sep last i game with did not receive Killian 1 J'nsonp oss 1 Schulte2 Slamers Do well Ijiviner Keedm Motor Co and Michigan State Tele the best games Russell Wheel 8 0 3 0 9 5 0 2 1 0 3 3 13 0 1 0 berg 2 1 R'monds 5 Nesbitt 1 4 ridge I 5 rtao auc Mason 3 Smith Coats Lezottep were prevented at the proper He had 1 0 and 10 after be at Guet Merntt Dery and 6 7 8 1 0 0 6 7 8 0 2 0 12 0 August It a score played 6 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 played a picked team and 7 to 1 will play the old Athletics at park out Michigan avenue ollowing players should Miller's place at 1 Kroll Lavigne Schulte smith reck welsh as if ort Rut In the Tonkel missed chance to trouble by losing a fly ball a man on and rank Schei the old Montreal and Cleve shortstop came through with 1 00 0 IRST GAME Becker ba ses AB 4 5 1 1 0 0 2 0 4 6 0 1 0 0 A AB 4 Taylor 5 4 6 3 11 3 1 0 0 undefeated victim to Michigan Black Nies Klstner by Campbell ball Leonard Wild pitches Campbell 3:50 Attend Lansing Mich today's game by contest was excitement furnished ebster and The score: Jersey City 1 Buffalo 5 Batteries Sitton Milligan and Van Winkle and Woods that after as one it would another on the ort Wayne Double Hants: Burgess Lynch neat fleld the three get mixed Dounke 1 3 Younkes 4 Bo germ JLea'chr Tvansl ltz'nc Walsbp Montreal 0 Batteries Muller and Blair and Starnagle AB M'Clurc2 4 4 tschel k3 Vick 3 Snook CGut'dl Smithl 0 1 3 13 0 0 0 2 3 It 8 Ryan 3 4 Tile Co 16 to 4 The feature 30 6 Ballr Hend'nl Overton Cookp 7 9 3 Lisk Clune Grundlesi 4 Sand 3 Allen 1 Edw'sm SoUay Its list Alkali 1 1 to' 0 pitching of Lang coupled I 1 0 ALoos2 2 0 Loos3 3 0 slaughtered the in the Detroit Wheeling Dayton Batteries Wolfe and 3 6 6 5 play the Ottawas at Toledo play the Sherwoods at Ata i 4' ki'j' 3 3 0 0 0 2 0 A 0 1 0 0 0 0 The 2:30: 3 4 4 3 3 50 52 53 60 ''381 1 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 12 9 the Island or 16 year 1404 the Birons 15 28 13 1 56 7 8 9 10 0 0 7 0 0'3 13 0 0 10 8 Parsons Hanly Marske 3 and latere was Totals Inninas Kilwinning Palestine Two base manager Mr likexto hear another game side bet of any name sporting 4 3 3 0 8 0 0 2 0 3'0 0 0 0:1 0 0 0 0 00 3 2 6 2 Totals 33 Innings Solvay Totals 42 Innings Packard Parke Davis and are anxious to hear from fast teams Daytons Imperials St Clairs Trumbulls Eastern 2 1 5 6 6 0 0 1 0 0 Apel Carroll Irish Smith few open dates left hear from the Trum 33 14 21 hits Horstman Bmzn Konen Mowers Horstman Schnabel 3 Schnabel 8 Dowell 4 A 4 Crescents 2 McClure Attendance 600 Pc V7 577 Bay City 45 570 Dans Ing 45 563 Creek 42 531 Adrian 37 Trumbull A put a stop to march of th Princess Manufacturing yesterday afternoon at Clark park wore was io gamj with his clever 12 3 phone manager play the Colum grounds this aft piayers are Totals 39 Innings Hayes Amer Iady Two base Garska Bartell Dady 4 irst base on Oft Grahl 4 off Neubert 2 Hit by pitched ball By Grahl 3 irst base on Hayes 4 American I ady 4 Deft on Hayes 7 American Iady 8 Struck out By Grahl 8 by Nenbert 7 2 hours Umpire Britcher Attendance 300 3 6 Yingling 8 0 0 Rlckerd ner is manager" niEht is all that has been asked of me and 1 believe land that three but a lot of ground to make up in a short Totals 3 4 5 0 0 2 0 0 0 Grimms Pa August Jzubricator Co teem in tbe league yesterday 14 to 3 Bouckart Kustus Higley Eberhardt Anderson Webb 0 1 1 0 3 0 27 15 8 3 3 0 to Totals 30 3 4 5 6 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Redmond Toledo Milwaukee Robinson and Land McGlynn Curtis varner ana ttmnn 1 0 Two baso Guthard 2 off Seitz 1 re on Rademaker Hein Peflick like out of town Address Mike street with the 4 3 3 St John ecteauLeonard McKeon Umpire Lepine Vermonts at Belle 0 3 2 0 0 0 2 ft 1 South Bend Terre Haute Smith and Wells Asher Brennan Totals34 Innings A Strellnger 1 1 Two base hit Kerr lir A 111 I I IKIin 1 Sacrifice hit Keenan: rlson Hanna Radlke nase on balls Kerr bv Radikn Kerr 5 Creedon 5 to Malloch to Mudge and Ecliff Time 2 hours 4 5 1 0 0 0 and It 5 1 PUB 27 7 1 Vermonts by The feature of the batting of Christensen Also tne neiGing work be Totals 3S 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 Totals 3 A 0 In 6 7 0 2 Labuff 2 Desmond Off Car Two base Three base hit irst I off Parent 9 Left on bases A Co 9 Co 4 Struck out By Carroll 5 by Parent 10 Passed balls A Co 1 Co 4 Wild pitch Parent Two hours Um pire Roach Attendance 150 2 3 2 0 RETURN GAME BOOKED OR IELD Wheeling 5 Dayton 2 Batteries isher and Stratton and Pearce SECOND GAME 0 0 Krebs 0 0 Totals 29 Innings Spaldings owlerville Sacrifice hit Reske 2 Kuhagen Jeakle Seymour 4 Hit Totals29 3 4 5 6 3 0 0 1 1 10 0 Three base Henrlonr Laden All players are re out Chens ASHLAR AB Anger 5 Knox2 5 4 4 0 1 1 0 15 1 0 12 3 4 3 3 6 Bumughs had little trouble In defeat ing the Detroit Score BURROUGHS AB LUBRICATOR The more crack by the score of The remarkable with errorless support won the game A good stop by Grundle prevented the Al kali boys from making a run In the third runs up ort postponed Tice Home run Tice McGraw 2 Young Bases Struck out Bv 10 Double play ft on bases A ne 1:30 Attendance Totals 29 3 A 5 0 0 2 0 0 1 Schulte Commission Spaldings st Ann Arbor Spaldings play at Ann Arbor this noon ollowing players are to the Interurban depot 12:1 schow Reske Burgess Lerberg oeaKie cnauo Llgntfield Dlngeman Totals 34 Innings Ashlar City of Straits Base hits Off Campbell 10 off Calhoun 7 Two base hit Calhoun lndlater Stol en bases Rumsey Calhoun McCosh Knox 4 lndlater Campbell Hit by Leonard irst base on errors Carmickle A Smith Campbell Anger Left on bases City of Straits 8 Ashlar 8 Struck By cainoun 14 10 passed Calhoun 4 ance 200 2 13 2 1 1 0 0 0 6 1 0 3 3 4 4 4 2 Parenrp 3 Nuferm 3 0 0 Three base Centrals 32 Stolen Totals31 Innings Walkerville Runs By Beeroft 2 Pankrantz Peters 1 Two base hits Beeroft hits 'Harvey Naylor Stolen bases Haydon jvieim vnistanson Walkerville 5 A NV WALKBR'LE AB Burlagec Brown Gygax2 4 1 Miller! 3 0 4 0 Dennis 1 4 1 Banishment of Players Is Oil Excitement on Lansing' Lc: ord phone 1 of the grounds vVsa nltrhlfler Shortman for the "Hello game will be played oft some time in tember Score: Tele today confirmed the sale of tho Wtllrcv club to Cincinnati for $2000 Ken HI report to Cincinnati after the the New York State league season Grand Rapids Zanesville Batteries Webb and Clark Walker Hargrove and Smith Union Slugs Hardest Union defeated Zion 10 to 8 in a game which was featured by the heavy hitting of both teams Smith and Shear both doing some heavy getting three hit's doubles The score New York Institution Signs Bice or Rowing Instruct 10 27 7 8 Total? 3 4 5 24 8 0 0 Nesbitt Lezotte 2 CRESCENTS 0 0 but all the other by tightening time and striking out ten strikeouts to his Murphy middle kails made a great a line drive: The ecore SCLVAY AB 4 4 played one of spason nn the The feature of this game was Lee for the roras 0 0 0 0 0' Miller Red Bleich Pp Stolen bases Crescents 3 on balls Off 6 off Wllsher 5 Wnod on Crescents 10 ruck out By Maxwell 2 Double Passe Wild pitches Wllsher 2 pl re Brien A 1 1 enda nee 6 7 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 wo bae hl 0 2 3 3 8 3 3 3 3 Score: 5 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 Stein Stolen 2 Henry 3 Burton 2 Hases on Daus at The following bv the management to be Howell Wnelan lannerv Siegel and Engeil would games for September Whelan 7S3 Anchors will Oriental A this afternoon at Eight eencn ana Ing players please report Murshey Haff ner Suchy Zaher Cook Cook Knaitt Globe and Hermann Anchors would like to book games with any 14 or 15 year old uniformed team Address Suchy 206 Thirty second street These up the five game series between the teams the Euclids 'hav ing won two and lost one All Eastern A players report at Euclid park not later than 1:15 Western A will clash in a double header this afternoon' at Atkinson park the first being with fast St Louis of St Vincent and the second with the strong Delray Importers Manager Bounher of the A would like to hear from the manager of Eclipse Phone Walnut 1693 Lyceums have organized under new management They will play the Harv ards this afternoon at the Edison grounds The following Lyceum players please re port at the grounds at sharp: Brodel Carty Madansky Richmond Clements Weingarden Howatt Vernier Kunath Thomas and Kunath Eastern A will the fast Euclids this afternoon at Euclid park corner Holbrook and Russell and the following players are earnestly request ed to report at the grounds not later than 1:30: Bass Mauer McColl Webb Saunders erry Geddls Schaf er Geyman Gross Cook Blackwell air and Palmer Vermonts will play the at Belle Isle at 2:30 'The following players piease report early Ppn hits Eggeman irst base on OWLERVILLE 9 37 8 0 0 Wood Vlgor 2 Wood Allen Tyler irst base on 0 0 Harrison and Walsh AB Rtfms ys Graves2 Lempkel Calhoun Smith! Col ter 3 fl 0 0 0 0 0 hits Lozelle Murphy added taking into camp Totals Innings Detroit Wayne Runs McClure nls 2 2 raus wt Guthard 2 off Seitz 1 irst base on errors Detroit Ixidge 2 Wayne 7 Left on bases Detroit Lodge 6 10 Struck By Guthard 3 bv Seitz 6 Time 1:35 Dinsmore and MacDonald 1000 WAYNE AB HO Dennis Hogan 2 Tmanc ZellarRl Tonkel! Janneyr Sa Rvan3 Seitzp 4 Aniprlcan 'leaarn with Minneapolis: In the American association He was sold to Mon treal though "Washington had in tended to take him to act as part VHdriiej BLiuei my first attempt as said Mr Buelow last place in the first division Totals 34 Innings Adrian Kalamazoo Runs Ball 4 Vandagrt derson Overton Cock 2 Lafferty 4 Tw Ball 2 Hendernn er enger Sacrifice Molbash Williams Cook McLafferty 6 Kalamazoo jo Adrian 2 Kalamazc 5 McLafferty Martin erty and Tobrr: Tobe goe Hits Off Withers 4 in 2 innings irst off Williams 1 1 Struck By Coo by Withers 1 Wenger IL SCHERER it snook 2 Wentz Kraus4 3 CConkmRShooks Cookl Speck Judson! ORESTERS ABH 1 3 5 4 3 2 Mareker 0 ns 3p 3 Dregel2 3 Dwcgs2 2 Root sa 5 0 Ten 5 Today's Games 7 Bay City at Battle Creek Saginaw at Lansing lint at Jackson Kalamazoo at Adrian 4 5 3 3 5 5 3 4 5 0 0 5 0 and Starks authorities at Col have certainly take step In the right ing up with Coach years with the newal for three or secures the servic useful rowing man To create a pra he record Hire years at Columbia i a Vt a 1 and the crtii assured complete tainiy show 'Innlndlnfl The piiimakers bangea out nve tnejr neavy Dlegle was retired tw broken fingers ort Wayne Ind Wayne Evansville game 9 3 00 0 0 Two has Tonge Sr Wr 2 Sebnitz 2 lavens 2 Ten Eyck 2 Chaptman Three hase Garner 'Home run Tonge Stolen bases Hanna 2 Scribner Parsons JI Hanley 2 Twis Marske 2 Ten Eyck Double play Parsons Scribner and Hanley Struck out Bv Martin 8 by Philbum 1 by Hilll ker' 2 by Lavens 6 Bases on Off Martin 2 off Hilllker 3: off Lavens 1 Left on Packard 6 Parke Davis 6 Sacrifice Scribner Martin' McIntosh Smith Moore Time 1:50 Attendance 750 00 0 0 9 7 Ashlar Cops ast One Ashlar won an interesting game from the City of Straits in the Masonic league by 3 to 2 The Straits scored their two runs in the first Inning and Ashlar tied them in the fifth ana went by The score: CITI STRAITS Springport Mich August 14 The Shamrocks met their first defeat of the season at the hands of Union City Ei lerby had poor control for the first two Innings but held the visitors to one hit for the balance of the game Innings 1 2 Shamrocks 0 0 Union City 3 3 Batteries Ellerby and Warner 2 2 2 0 3 11 2 2 2 2 1 5 hits Home run lemming 1 9 ex 1 a exeiovex Hamilton irst 2 Creedon 2 Hit Malloch Struck out Double play Ryan Umpires Eisenhart Both' Batteries Do Great Work and Support is Classy in the Main red Buelow well known major league catcher was engaged last evening by the Bay City club of the South Michigan league to act as manager for the balance of the season with a provisional' agree ment for another year if his success with the club warrants him to wish to continue in the managerial ca pacity He will Join the teain today at Battle Creek and will look It over for 'a' couple of games It is possible that die may get Into uni lormat the Creek though his agreement does not call tor him to take active charge Until the team opens at home on Tuesdays Buelow will get into the game going behind the bat regular position He is In good shape hav ing been with Montreal Eastern league until about two weeks ago He was injured early in the season and was forced into the hospital for a time During his absence it was necessary for the club to get new Ashe was a very high priced man and the additions made good it the better bus iness policy to allow him his (free dom to save expenses He caught about ten games between leaving the hospital and quitting Montreal and did fine work The new manager is well known In baseball all over the country He started out In Pawtucket I with the" New England league and came Detroit from that circuit Mc Graw took him to St Louis and later he returned lie played 'with both Detroit and Cleveland in the Totals 33 3 4 5 I 2 0 0 I 0 0 0 Stolen bases Dery Bases on balls Byv Ditcher Merritt irst basA on errors Spalding 1 owler ville 1 Left on Spalding 6 ow lerville 4 Struck By Lerberg 7 by Seymour 6 Passed aunce Time 1:29 Umpire Hayner Attend 1509 7 Burroughs Reserves 12 Orioles 0 RESERVES ORIOLES CRESCENTS 1 0 29 Mowers Sacrifice Krueger Hase on Off 1 Struck out By Stolen bases of Majeske and Totals 32 8 27 Innings Scherer Redford Runs Bentley Hantz Little 6 base hits Little Denney Stolei Burgess Wentz 2 Cook base on Off Wentz Redford 4 Scherer 2 Keurora senerer 4 Hantz 10 by Wentz 6 Hantz to Burgess to (unassisted) 1:39 Brozol 5 Kaufanns 4 Konen2 4 Reedc 4 Krueger 1 2 Mowersr 3 Horst man 3 3 lrownin 4 Schnabel 4 Totals 35 7 Innings Crescents Woodmere Two base hits Beltz Peters mond Sacrifice hits Inker xers Harms Woodmere 6 Maxwell 5: off Schlarht irst base on errors Crescents 4 mere i 1j Woodmere 4 by Schlacht 6 bv Wllsher 7 play MIHer to Redmond to Blelrh Dali Brower Time 2:15 Kitt ridge Bunks the WLIkeeba rre Kittridge of the local leairue team Catcher Michael Kennick oarre nick close Totals 33 Innings Peabodys A Runs Tice 2 Poole a Poole 2 Butterly Tice Molasky Three oase nits rooie Stolen bases on Off Hanrahah 1 Poole 13 by Hanrahai Sherman and Tice 6 Peabodys 6 T1 800 CHAMPIONS ARE VICTOR iJM uauiTERESTING Burroughs Win Trom Lubricator Boys as They Please in' the Manufacturers League Detroit lodge of Elks when it hooked up with Its brethren fromhe ort Wayne Ind branch of theme order ran Into the hardest gilt battle It has had since it took the field last spring nett park yesterday afternoon the two teams fought it out and at finish Detroit had but one the better of the ort Wayne Elks the 1 a rd nn Christanson Grimms Sacrifice KJrk Chnsta nson irst bae on irst 0 0 0 3 2 0 3 RED BUELOW NEW MANAGER BAY CITY BALL CLUB the with eight and three been coming strong winning the nope to over game and beat This they can or Lake Shore one game and remaining contest If both leaders do not REDORD AB Mack Bentley BurgssI 6 3 4 Parmc 5 men 350 Johnny Cline ruff Vigor Lang 2 Left on bases Solvay 5: A Struck out By Lang 10 by Murphy Double play Murphy Tops and Pinson 1 Perkins Murphy At tendance SOO: Totals 29 6 4 11 0 Barger River Rouge and Ecorse Solons Meet on Diamond Today The lineup for the game of base ball between the councils of River Rouge and Ecorse this afternoon at Great Lakes ground In River Rouge will be as follows: Ecorse Montie pitcher red iVellmure catcher Rf JLabadie first Charles Montry second Victor Hoener third erguson shortstop Columbus Drouillard middle field LeBlanc right field John'jSea vitt left field River Rouge A Labadle pitcher George Oulmann catcher William Larrabee first Dan Barron second Louis Nieman third "Higgins shortstop Raymond Hafall middle field ard Reno right field: George lin at ZION AB 4 16 512:3 20 0 hits Da twin Three base hit Kenedy Darwin 3 Kened Brown Gvgax Dennis By Becker 1 by Patterson 4 Hit by pitch Stein irst base on Kilwin ning 2 Palestine 2 Ix'ft on Kilwin ning 9 Palestine 9 Struck out By Becker 2 by Patterson 5 Double plays Miller to Gygax 2:10 Krouse At Walkerville 3 5 Treacy Renner 9 Double Totals 29 9 26 15 0 Innings 1 Mich' Central 0 Pub Com 0 Two base hits obs hit Schulte Sacrifice Public Lighting Centrals 2 Public Lighting Com mission 4 irst base on balls Off John son 2 off Watson 3 Hit by pitcher Lavine Morrissey Bedard Left on bases Centrals 3 Public Lighting Commis sion 4 Struck out By Johnson 4 by Watson 8 Double play Apel and oss Wild Watson 2 1:20 Um pire Paget Attendance 600 Walkerville A 3 Peabodys 0 PEABODYS AB 0 2 1 Kalamazoo Is Easy in Opening Bai Totals 34 5 5 6 7 1 0 ft 0 1 ft 0 Run Allen Base ruff Boettner Yoos oairausky Edwards ryier stolen basps inson Murnhv irst base on errors Tyler 8 Totals 39 Innlnrs Kem Can Co 1 0 Batted for Neuman Two base hits Gutzec isher runs John Schaeffer Stolen bases Can 13 2 Bases on balls By isher 4 by Bemis 8 Hit by pitcher isher irst base on Kem Can 5 2 Left on Kem Can 2 1 Struck out By isher 1 by Bemis 7 Time 2 hours Umpire Maule Attendance 100 AB Jones 1 5 Storm 1 5 Kansas City 7 Columbus 3 laherty and Ritter Goodwin and Schreck score being 3 to 2 It was one of the base on Off Carroll 3 prettiest contests that any two ama teur teams have pulled this season Both teams did a lot ing and though two errors made managed up in the scoring they did not af fect the result which with perfect play would have been 1 to 0 In fa vor of the aggregation that Charlie Higgins has picked up from the ranks of the local Elks The bat tery work on both sides was a fea ture the pitchers going well and their support behind the bat being of the highest order Tight Game Most of Way Outside of two innings It was an aarcignt Detroit run in the first round on clean hit ting After that there any thing much doing with Seitz the slinger from Indiana His team got him the lead in the fourth when after a single by Dennis and a safe bunt by Hogan Sammy Vick in dulged In a wild heave that scored one man and let the other make third whence a sacrific fly fascued mm That made it look Wayne had the locals sixth avertwl th beck land a double that counted the two men who were on After that and out side of the innings noted there was nothing doing in the scoring way and not much in the matter of get img men on tne sucks ing Kept them clear Managers Higgins together right after agreea as this battle field Newcomers Trounce Kahxt: in Regular Slug Adrian Mich Aucuf tne nrst of the fr afternoon in a contest of the joke variety io to 4 and lore Wi 11 la pounded off the twlrler au ment was Kokomo pected that the unf was but lasted only two innim called In from center fa the remainder of the ca Manager Martin uas the game tor disputing later when Graham im Mclafferty went behind the game well in hani Cook did not exert ADRIAN AB a rame that had little to recom mend It except Armstrong's good pitch ing and some timely hitting the A yesterday shut out Mt Clemens on the Woodward avenue lot The Bathers were outclassed at all times and even the aid of so good a ball player as Eddie Taylor put them in the game Armstrong was in excellent form al lowing 'but' four hits and striking out nine men He exhibited his usual steadi ness with men on the bases and the visitors were never really1 dangerous This makes IS consecutive innings that theD A hurler has pitched without being scored on Jdoore started to pitch for ths Bath ers but he was wild and ineffective ana after two Innings LaPointe relieved him Archie pitched a first rate article of ball but was helpless in the face of his team general listlessness Neither side exhibited much pepper and the game In the main was slow and uninteresting The Deltas took a lead right at the start and In view of Mt Clemens' feeble hitting there "were few chances for thrills Jones Cameron Lerchen and Guerney did some nice hitting for the home team each getting two hits while Jones se cured three A three bagger by Comeron was responsible for the first run being followed by single to right Armstrong and Cameron were about theiOnly members of either team who could claim much distinction in the fielding fline the majority of the de fensive work on both sides being ade quate but commonplace The score: i 'aS Innings a Mt Clemens JtanM' nmn ley Bullion? Armstrong 8 Hits Off Moore 6 In 3 innings off La Pointe 7 in 5 innings Two base hit Rlgley Three hase hit Cameron Sacrifice Denk Stolen Moore La Croix' Jones Lerchen 2 Gurney irst base on balls Off Armstrong 1 off Moore 1 off La Pointe 3 Hit bv pitched By Armstrong 2 bv Ia 1 irst base on A 1Mt Clemens 2 Left on bases A 8 Mt Clemens Struck Bv Armstrong 9 bv Moore 1 Pointe 4 Passed La Croix Umplre Mac Conachie 4 Curtisc 3 Shear 8 1 4 4 4 irst game Baltimore Toronto 6 Batteries Adkins and Cheek and Mitchell Second game Toronto Baltimore 4 Batteries McGinley and Vandegrift Dessau ana vneex irst game Providence Rochester 5 Barry and Peterson ana rrwin Second game Rochester Providence 4 4 4 But our Games Remain to Be Played in Railroad Deague Only four more games remain to played the Railroad league and promise to be closely contested P' with nine won and two lost 'lead league Wabash have last seven in a row and come the handicap of one the to the wire do providing the down the league leaders Wabash win tneir with the go down to defeat until they meet on August 28 Wabash can tie for first place by a victory However It land the game they also land the pennant regardless of the result of the last game Third place will be a merry race be tween ana asotn have strengthened and hope to well up' in the standing' Lake boys have taken a brace and may a surprise to the MC and and beat both of them out of the first division Union Depot is well anchored In the cellar position and can hope for nothing better this year Wabash boys have scored the most runs and lead in hitting Wojack batting ao vriover over eral others of the team hitting over 300 nave six or tneir regular nitting oetween auu ana Hattum is the leading twlrler with sev en won and one lost Not more than four runs have been scored against this twlrl er in any one game and not more thar eight hits except In one game which went 15 Innings the getting 12 hits but Johnny evened up by striking out ui me street rauwav men is tne nrst year for the Railroad and it has proved a big success Beat Indiana Brethren by Close Score in ine Contest at Lozelle 1 Wood ft a Amlotc Yops2 Plnsonl 1 3 Nichols 1 3 "0 Vermonts Bow to Blue Blue Ribbons defeated the the score of 6 to 3 game was the 7Ana a n4 T1 Y1 of the winners Mertz did grand hind the bat Score: Innings 1 2 3 Vermonts 0 0 1 Ribbons! 0 1 Batteries leming Mlles and Mertz morning GOOD MAN OR COLU Ms Woodmere Shooting Results Results of the last shoot at the Woodmere Gun club were as follows No of events No of targets CO A 0 0 1 Results Saginaw 5 Lansing 3 Adrian 10 Kalamazoo 4 'Jackson 2 lint 0 Rain at Battle Creek 1 whl play the St Paul A ana tort streets at grounds Western club from or series of sum the editor nt hold the stakes and name of its look' em son Cal! to Ball layers Cameron ed to catch the ens roe Sunday the 9:30 car: Met tart iv Gamash Mitchell Pawnees play Isle today renort at Hendershott Giroux Letevere Slekara up Newton's Tigers would like to hear from some fast team for this morning or any other Sunday morning thereafter Any team desiring games with Newton's Tigers call Oak 1171 or 2567 and ask for Art A will play the Pingree 35 this afternoon at ort and Green The follow ing players are requested to report at 1 Drysdale itzpatrick Johnson Levinson Wilson Igidlck Roach McLean Campbell and Cicotte Durand club will play the Western club today The following players please report at ort and Lawndale avenue at 2 sharp: Ash McDermott Reid Noe Noe Tarte Hogg Shear Hille brand Seibert and Wiese Amaranth team will play fast team this afternoon Manager Pett re quests the following players to report at 1 at Amaranth hall: Renner Rosen bush Herbst Herbst Schuknecht Reck Hadgedon Pankratz Back Dover Delray club will play the second game of the series for 3100 with the Delray Ath letics on the Sprocket grounds today Ku hagen' and Parm 1 for the club Winters for aggregation will be the batteries Game called at 3 Myrtles will John this afternoon meet at Jake sharp: Gutzelt Sash Van Dine Sherman oss and Nig Melbus Laurels will play at Belle Isle' this aft erpoon All the 1 following players are requested to report: Hoge Plasker Schornack? Sander PIckarek Miller Schulte i and 1 Brelosky Laurels wish games with any 16 year old teams Ad dress Jos Picarek 458 Illinois street Blue Ribbons play the Sherman club at Belle Isle today ollowing players report early: Zens Day Christensen Canto Kee nan Mertz Rose Ciesan Miles Koch and urtah Blue Ribbons would like to hear from the Imperials or St Clairs for Aug ust 22 Address 615 Rlopelle street ollowing players of the Business In stitute baseball club please meet at photograph gallery 93 Washing ton avenue corner of Clifford at 11 this morning: Bouchert Howlett Wilson Lindsay Laura Philiphardt Whitmarsh Paterson Bartel Schwartz Cameron and Rossback The club will not start on its trip until a Monday and would1 like to time with any town around games this week Lansing Saginaw Ia wrence Campbell Snippy Thomas base hits Smith 2 Shlppy Lawrence Stolen bases I mnna PorHnrrer Drabor Off Green 4 off Meth'M out By Green 8: by play Smith and Chiasm Harris Draher irst Lansing 1 Saginaw Lansing 8 Saginaw Jeffries 2 0 0 0 2 0 00 00 00 0 Lerchen 2 Rig Totals 3 0 0 Burgess AMER IADY A Totals 33 7 2 3 00 1 0 Totals Il 14 27 15 Innings 1 2 3 A Co 0 1 0 LCo 0 0 0 Rebtov Langlois 2 Sullivan Arnold 2 Carroll Lane 2 Sarvis 3 Powser roll 7 off Parent 14 Labuff Carroll Lane ijane DAVIS 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Lee and Spring Shortman and Abernathy McGraw Tigers Play Two Games McGraw Tigers will be kept busy to day The morning game will be with the Grand A and the afternoon game with the Crescents 1 who have won for themselves an enviable record In ama teur baseball circles Weather permit ting there should be a good crowd out to see the games The following Mc Graw Tigers please report not later than XV 5S DtlC Harmer isher and 0 20 please report early oley Lam bert Walsh Walsh Eckly Harrison: Kunan leming: Kree etterman and Besinger The Vermonts would like to formed teams for Walrfi Daytons will line up against the Orleans on the grounds corner Thirty first and Warren at 2:30 The fol lowing Davtons please report: Inker Retz Rush Huebner Guesere Brichta Daly Taft Roeglin Raetzel Koenig Martin and Wilkie All members of the Daytons are also requested to Grand 1764 before 11 sprockets will bla A ernoon quested hand Kilwinning Clamp Detroit orfeits to riendship Other Games Kilwinning defeated Palestine Lodge In the Masonic league at Schaefer's In a one sided game 11 to 2 The game was featured by the batting of Kenedy of the Kilwinning team who got three singles and a triple out of six times bat Darjvln robbed Palestine of a couple of tripes by two great catches in left field A MacDiarmid and Brown featured for Palestine each getting three hits One of the deciding features outside of the playing end was the umpiring of amouse Krouse whose work was the best seen In the Masonic league this year The score: lint out in Krapp doubt till the las Krapp allows one of these being a slip up a will fly which was poorly son twirler got 1 times by being ever Dasses hut though he filled the'bs' rig nt Mitchell in the ia? of bringing across former drw a pas tired the side bv fa JACKSON' Hays Mfg Co 10 Amer lady 5 HAYES MG CO AB Totals 8 Innings Jackson lint Matteson Laira balls Off Latham 5 Ir son 2 lint 10 irs: or Struck By Larham Passed ball Hildebran! rabrlque Michels hours 6 24 7 0 0 Dennev so 2 T1 Hantz Sacrifice hi Print ess 0 0 0 Batteries Berger WOODMERE AB 3 the Co The Berger featured the iing Score: 8 9 0 8 0 1 1 Paget Totals 32 11 21 13 4 Innings Union 0 3 4 Zion 0 1 3 Innings pitched: Moore 1 1 2 Blodgett 5 1 2 Base hits: Oft Moore 2 oft Blod gett 9 Two base hits: Mouat 2 Bower 1 Shear 3 Three base Mouat Smith Gaston Sacrifice hit Schroeder Stolen bases: Reed Smith Breed orrester Howe McArthur Bases on balls: By Moore 1 by Blodgett 3 by Smith 1 irst base on errors Union 4 Zion 2 Struck By Blodgett 6 by Smith 6 Double Schroeder to Smith Smith to Mouat Time 1:45 Umpire rStoerkel Attendance rom Alkalis By a 1 to 0 St relinger 9 CO TV rrnsu hftts With" YVt'jRtin viuu Durand club this afternoon at the Wood mere grounds located at Lawndale and Chamberlain Lyceums are without a game" fot Sunday afternoon Would like to hear from some fast 18 year old team Call Main bol9 or Main 63S3 Vanderbilt A defeated the A strong Imperial Nationals 13 to 2 and the Iro quois 11 to 9 Wish games with any 17 or 18 year old team Phone Ridge J641 Mystic A would like to arrange a series of three games with the strong St Louis The manager of St Louis is re quested to call up East 1819 and ask for Bob ::1 St Pauls have August 22 open and would like to bear from the following teams: Hia watha Campau A Sterling anU Man hattan preferred IMlllam Wroble 180 Charlevoix street of A will8 play the Emeralds at Harper and ield this afternoon The fol lowing oresters report: Kreuger Konen Brozo1 Degener Kauffmann Horstman Mowers Reed and Schnabel Burroughs Juniors will play the St Clair Juniors at Mack and Cadillac at 2 clock ollowing players report Mobley Reaume Kerwin Savlgne Harvey Louis Red Rosary Bill Kehoe and Lilly Netting Co defeated the Detroit a 1 of the game was the pitching of Ran dolph for the "winners he having' 15 strikeouts In seven Innings Morrell Cubs play the White Sox of Mon ine rouowmg nieniueiv tine Burhop armer and the following players please Chauvin Nett Brody Latcheon Hansen Bourguet and Green Krapp Allow Two Hits Yet Cannot His Game 1 0 6 hits Bowen Broderick A Grahl Three base hits Kelly Stolen bases Mayes 3 American Totals31 4 5 0 3 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Redford 6 Sherer 2 Wins on Time Allowance Victory May Be Protest Rochester gin la owned by Rochester is tl cup ir on Lake Cintai Thursday nig ht Yacht club and boat the race and 1 was more than The Klatawa Helen of New the race on the the official measurers and ratings Salanita ard of Rochester 11 clock last Senecas will play the Park A at I ark Halle A I defeated it Shamrocks Twenty fifth and St Pauls belt line and Charlevoix street Loyal Guard No 35 will play a double header today at ort and Wheelock Waysides play Yetke's Tigers today corner Levitt and Newcannon avenue Seatons play the Oakwoods today Belle Izle All players report at Clock will play Steelow grounds All port early Dede Shock of the Delmonts ly requested to write Hamlin 240 Du bois street 4 Loyal Guard and I players re port at William 2014 ort street west at 1 o'clock sharp Marmonts have permit for Would like to hear from 15 uniformed team Call Ridge Boulevard team walloped Pastime A 12 to 8 Boulevara wtll play the strong Daytons' next Saturday Pahakhas will play tbe Culver A at Belle Isle this afternoon Players will re port at Congress and Elmwood avenues at 1:30 National Express will play the strong White Caps Sunday at LeMay and Jeffer son AH National Express players report early tor practice ollowing Novels report for their game witn tne wa rtoos: well Sudds ats Lapworth Reutter Pawnees have a and would like to bull A Daytons Crescents and tea tons Kindly call Tucker Ridge 692 Harvard defeated the St Paul A 1 to 0 Schuknecht pitched great ball for the winners striking out ten men and not allowing a hit Miller's catch In center and Clune's batting were the features Athletics play the Gurney Giants at Bauer's park The following players are requested to be 'on hand: Bourke Shlppert Edmunds Herrman Klein Kug lln aas Grunwald Hamilton Cardinal Bates and Perllck Streeter Avenue House baseball team will line up against the Amaranth The following players please report Detrlch Rutz Shelly Shay Mohany Ma hany Slgsbee Roehmer Dempsey Thompson and Roberts Harvards will meet the strong Lyceum team Sunday on "the Edison grounds at 2:30 The following players are requested to report: Porsch Purvis Marmion Clune Marr Lauraln Dufour 1 Vlsger Schuk necht and A Wendlandt Victors added one more victory to their already long string by beating the Sham rocks decisively in a one hit game The Victors' wish games with the Athletics Delmonts Arlels and 'the Dominion A Phone 842 after 6 Mystic A will play the strong Pack ard Juniors today in back of Jefferson avenue car barns The following players report early: Poll Smythe German Stempl erris" Gross Lerberg DeCausen Langloy Schroeder and Manager erris Victors will play the at Gra I tiot and McClellan at 2 o'clock allow ing players please report at Twelfth and Labrosse street at 1 Robinson Nicholson Shanahan Reynolds Stringer Evans Teehan Martin Higgins Pelty and Reeber i Tigers will play the Waysides of Windsor today at Atkinson park The following please report at 674 Buchanan street not later than 2:30: Wilker Mo ran Thomas Poker Kniak Bretzlaff Strick Anderson Blalke rank Mc Millan Knuth and Yetke Schloss's Tigers will play the Hiawatha A this morning at Bismarck and Chene The following players are re quested to report at place not later than 8 a tn: Pokrlefka Meyers aar Treppa Bohlen Yuergens Dick son Pokrlefka Diedrich Bohlen and Candall Euclids play the" Electrical Workers this morning at 9:30 and a doubleheader with the Eastern A In afternoon two games will wind Indianapolis Bt Paul Batteries Graham and Howley Spencer irst game Louisville Minneapolis 1 Hella and Pletz Hughes 451OCK Second game s' Louisville 0 Minneapolis 2 Batteries Packard and Pletz Patterson and Block 1 1 Swans defeated the Spalding A 8 to 3 Liberty A will play the Imperials at tsene isie Barr Dauber and Ridge 1104 Maddocks will play the Oakwood at the ground at 1:30 Any fast team in need of a good phone Main 5541 and ask for Ray loyd Kniak is requested to call up Wal nut 1220 and ask for rank Yetke Maddocks would like to hear from some 15 or 16 year old teams Phone 'Cedar 729 1 Burnham Stoepel Co defeated Royal Oak in a 10 inning game by a score of 6 to 4 Niagaras will play the Clark A day at Niagara park Boulevard and streets Stantons will play the strong Kendalls team Sunday at Llrernols A grounds Princess team' has a few open dates for Saturday afternoons Phone City 2551 after 6 ox Bros team of Detroit trimmed'ithe Windsor team of ox Bros 16 to 10 Sherman A' would like to book' a game for this afternoon Any strong team call 2915 Am cuiaiitvn defeated White Lead Works In the second game of a three game St Louts defeated the Park to 1 The feature of the game was the pitching of McKenna for St Louis Burroughs Juniors wish games with 14 or 15 year old team In the city Address' Kerwin 713 ort street east tar No 9 of the Amaranths will play the St Clair Heights team Sunday after noon on the Mack avenue grounds Hill's Athletics will not play today on account of the Twenty sixth Infantry regimental team canceling Its game Arlels will play the Wenonas at Harper and ield this afternoon at 2 clock All Arlels are requested to 4 report early for practice wahoos play the Nomells this after noon at Van Dyke and Canfield All Wahoos are requested to report not later than 1:30 National Union Bagley council No 842 i tiuci ma All players meet ollowing St at Heit line Cummerfeld Siebert bert Diedrich Schultz rank Roble A club in the the Euclids claim1 tbev proper treatment at the hands of the um pire Their managersMr A Dun woodle would Iike hear from them in regara to games for a Euclids may ree Press to the umpires Owana A will cross bats with strong Young A of Walker vine tnis boulevard They also have a few open tidies i some good Superiors A or Seatons preferred If the Lyce ums would like to get' a return game with the Owanas they can have same by phoning the manager West 1382 or City 6662 ord Motor Co would like to hear from some fast team for this afternoon Any team wishing a game call Oak 1171 or North 2567 any time in the mornlnr The following players are requested to re port at Russell Wheel oundry grounds at 1:30: Dueso Lee Webrock Japes Spring Benedict Hicks Moore a nenrion uanning a sacs ana waitners quested to take Baker street to end of line 1:40 Visitors Make a Hit The visitors made an excellent im pression both on and off the dia mond After 'the game they were entertained at Temple being tendered a supper by the local bovs Part of the team went home last night but several stayed over and will watch the Sox and Tigers per form today and tomorrow Thev will be entertained while here by the Detroit players It was stated by the visiting man agement that a ort Wavne inde pendent team that played here re cently under the name of the ort Wayne Elks and which was given a grand trouncing by a local club is not connected with the lodge or uiuui lilt? Mule DETROIT 11 1 Armstrong Issued Blanks Mt Clemens A Easily Winning Walkaway for Kemlweld Car Co i team 12 to 1 league Score: KEMIWEID CO AB 4 Totals 36 Innings Burroughs Orioles lnberg 2 Redmond 2 Burbrldare 2 Rabldeau 2 Mason 12 Three baze hits Burbridge Evans Struck out By 11 by Walsh 3 Base on balls Lezotte 4 Walsh 4 Hit by pitcher By Walsh 4 Passed itzgib bon 2 Stolen Burroughs 13 Orioles 2 Ift on bases Burroughs 4 Orioles 7 Double Lezotte and Nesbitt Um Kilpatrick Packard Bests Medicine Men In a ten inning game the Automobile boys bested the pillmakers by a score of 13 to 11 Tarke Davis tied tbe score In the ninth' getting six hits and two men hit by pitcher which proved good for eight runs but Packard came back In the tenth with a single a double and a home run by Tonge which ended the game HllllkeY 'started good for Parke Davis but Packard got to him In the second for five hits and two bases on balls: Lavens replaced him then and was safe until the seventh when he was pounded for eight'Including three doubles and a trlnle doubles and a single in Innins in the seventh with The score: PACKARD Brown 1 6 Hanna Tonge rsonsl Hanley2 Lewis i i 4 4 T1' VJt Mi" A 1 5 1 1 ft 5k vx 7 1 4 A Uffs ART vr XX i I 'I T' A 1 I i I I I gjteleaderI 38 AdrJ It bB Ifl Mich 'Kr JH a and Lathan ba? A a 4' 4 11 "idi pitrh ar i in X' MS i BE A 0 3 3 ti ill 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 9H 4 1 2 18 0 0 4 3 0 0 4 1 Krarp? 0 a 2 77 14 1 A A 1 ack Ann a Bee 'i SB rorr Krt'arrs BM JrB ar at) an? nv roing to th pr Taj ur? aa arJ jA' stick 'UB T'" a XUM 17 w' A 1R mBI 4 2 4 0 0 1 3 1 3 3 2 4 1 4 2 3 2 1 MI 4 2 6 0 0 3 12 0 I 3 4 1 1 0 0 1 4 5 4 17 2 1 'B 4 110 2 WacrA 2 I 4 2 6 3 0 4 'B 4 2 'i'c 1 2 ullrvn Graham h't i ir I ft on AhBBr TH rt 7 in BS Dfr a Of! ivtB 1 Wencr 7 1:55 Umpire crAsr: HI rv IXG A 1 2 0 0 SAG1NA7T Ad EOABIr 2 HR ill Mi: rrrr Oi 0 1 Can 6 10 vl'S Hi 1110 13 12 i 5 BS 2 2 1 1 fi 1 KM 011 0 0 I7ai 4 1 0 0 0 Metholp 1 8 nV 4 'Hg 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 51 THS Ufijl 4 nn 9 VS I I el iuz'js: XV he wlnrrft i the rlo which frm inrige et was Ml her Line jfl hnur JM of Tcrortr "9 York 3 3IH mB nijxn ne at 1 ust 44BB a I rX a ami hVdBII ir jnar 'I 1 i B1 9 7 10 1 Lili 7 9 10 4 10 9 ar? tr 8 9 i BB 4 'r' I 4 dl (T JI 3S 4 In I 11 Ot rji i rSv 1 1 'I A MT CLEMENS AB A AB A Jones 4 3 1 0 0 4 1 0 10 Denkc 4 1 10 1 O' 4 0 6 2 2 5 2 3 2 :1 Ta'lor2 1 3 1 7 0 0 lerchen 1 4 2 1 0 0 EM'ep 4 112 0 Gurney 3 5 2 I 2 0 4 113 0 wartz2 4 0 3 0 1 4 0 10 0 Riglev 1 2 1 8 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 TBul'nr 1 0 0 0 0 Dnc't1 2 4 0 4 1 0 Barrett 2 1 0 0 0 Hlbb'd3 3 0 4 0 1 3 1 0 5 0 Totals 35 13 27 10 2 Totals 32 4 24 10 3 5 1 13 4 4 1 5 1 Savage II 2 0 7 3 Spahr.