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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 16

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HR eras 1 MAY 3 19 it 1 DA GIVEN STAR ATHLETES THIS WEEK END Ar Home the lag LONDON SUERS (i 6 0 7 2 0 2 3 0 2 what I ft 3 I 13 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 1 P' 0 0 6 0 6 0 5 0 8 27 9 33 1023 15 Totals 0 was foul on third strike Wein Pi IN TOWN IREMEN WIN two first homerun 6 7 9 0 Sullivan Carroll I his kind ESKIMO TEACHERS WIN faculty nosed out' the A state of COME and SEE DETROIT STARS victory AT WYANDOTTE A tin spoon costs less than AMERICAN ASSOCIATION a silver spoon 0 and JWumiuuim a 38 Michigan Ave Good eet are Worth a ortune wthcrU uan 9 I B1 lUHUVtUttllMtt hm jT Ji1' nir IWHtMM'H 2 0 7 0 0 (I 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 4 12 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hamilton Kitchener Brantfurd London 0 0 0 was not 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 by lie 2 2 7 2 and Schneider the eighth by to left after a 9 3 9 12 8 6 3 0 0 3 0 Mr Burleson is a close proach to the Irishman of 0 3 4 5l 0 0 0 and Mayer in seventh Gallia in sixth Koob in seventh 8 0 SM 2b 8 9 0 8 16' Totals Andrews 4 2 3 0 Totals 3 4 5 6 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 Lipps had had (something put over on them Apparently a once prominent lig uro In basebull has passed in the departure of Harry Coveleskle from Little Rock The Southern league club has decided that the left hander will not do and he is now adrift on the baseball sea He prob ably is through unless he cares to play a bit longer in some of the Uttler leagues Em college for the DEEAT IN ONLY MINT ENCOUNTER because ho And right boxing law they 20 sessions in the vMEll YflUftE MAb BITE A HIM oA i luck 7 3 9 9 3 0 15 3 2 14 1 0 34 7 0 Boosters foruniversal peace may find something to think about in the certainty that these scats and those farther back will be eaten DETROITER IS MATCH WINNER Pike Morse 2b Lipps Weinberg McDan'ls Wright If Dodson ns Shriver Walter Weakens After Hurl 8 9 2 6 14 I 1 4 3 Hull and (11 HfrnTlind 10 (WOLVERINES TRIM Byways I Joe Jackson li 1 OR SECOND TIME a Suits Coats IN CONNECTION WITH RAY GARVEY CO 1 4 0 0 0 4 Coveleskle deserved a longer career He was one of the hard est workers wherever he was and one of the most faithful players in the game He never was on a champion club in the majors but he pitched the Cubs to a pennant by beating New York 31 8 34 10 in the Summe' c3 Vermilly b2 Grodick 2b3 Gadsby 3b4 Gilbert p4 CW you BEAT IT? WOULDNT THAT GET 'food GO AT? talk about rotten luck the way i've" Been nosed out au night HERE I've got AN eight high straight AMO that carbuncle BEATA IT WITH Ac NINE HIGH STOAlGHT 3 0 1 0 0 won the box of cl ine 7 2 6 3 and Meno ky tn oster 3b Judge lb xJdce rf Gharrity If blmTiKH Jitnvrin Agnew i Davis i Idcinkih Johnson for Tyw Krrntler Krenth is requested to call Rurnler nt Lincoln 272 regarding the game between the A All Stars and rank Traffic Cops at Northwestern field Diamond No at 9:30 Sunday morning 6 THAT LITTLE DETROIT CLUB ILES PAPERS 2 3 1 0 0 0 Daceq 7 0 3 No Wonder Sore KALAMAZOO NORMAL IS MUCH RESPECTED 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Tobin Hslcr 2 Itlce 4 2 Two base Ghar btolen Shanks Sacrifice Double 0 0 0 0 Tn an interesting and close game at Clark park between firemen of the first and second battalions the downtown boys won largely on the good pitching of Dacey who held the westslders to six hits and struck out 15 men Carroll also was in form and fanned 14 batters sujnvan gars for making Summary inmngH irst Batt Second Batt PattArtAA: and Gordon A state of unconsciousness so far as the governor Is con earned ap tho frayed edge story who after being thrown out of a barroom three times decided that he was not wanted there and rye Urals All the Missourians are not born in that state Take Postmaster General Burelson lie says he will tender his resignation if It appears proven that there Is a general sentiment against his continuance nmna i a wcitn nnur Tn won Mr Wilson thinks 'An amateur in the usually laughable A A rulings Is a gent who is a star and who is needed in tournaments and who therefore always can be forgiv en The A A nowadays has exculslve rights on the Scotch verdict 'Seven Schools Will Send Be' They Have to Contest fo Honors at East Lansing the bad The pitcher 4 5 6 0 0 2 Huhn Gilbert Unable to Hold Sag inaw While Shriver is Good All Through Game Vincent Reynolds again is a bona fide tennis amateur having agreed to give up his job with a sporting goods house probably to accept a better one He is a professional until Saturday and an amateur as soon as he takes his last pay check Merely mentioned to beat out the boys who soon will dust oft the old story of the final week Of 3908 Judging by the progress the at torneys are making at Mt Clemens we boned one by likening the ord Tribune suit to Jurndyce vs Jarn dyce in possible length of contin uance Mr Stevenson has only reached Vallandtgham of the 60's and has still to work back to Aaron Burr and Benedict Arnold in his few kind words anent Mr ord Jarndye vs Jarndyce apparently was just a warm up tiadfton out hunted t)Um for Agnew in eighth Batted forBatted for Lbatted for Innings TVasnlngtun St Louis Austin 6: Menosky 2 rosier rttv oster Acnew Johnson Tobin 2 rdn nNhinirt nn Left on Washington 11 St IkxiIs 5 Iao on balls i Gif Johnson 2: Gallia 4 Koob 1 on UallU 'J In 6 Koob 0 in 1 Struck out Bv Johnson 4: Gallia Koob 1 Sothoron 1 inning Sothoron TO JOHNSON IN LATE INNINGS 0 IOUO 0 1000 2 667 2 600 A L'1 I You've Got it Additional Sporting News Will Be ound on Page 19 7 1 2 Konde I Er ST ABHOA 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 AUTO REPAIRING Totals 30 Automobile Repairing and Service of Every Nature No Job Too Small No Job Too Large Quick Efficient and Satiiying Work on All Make of Cara THE AUTO SHOP RKI 11 PEIILE Prop and Mgr 759 Cass Ave Glendale 4197 SAGINAW AB 11 Yaivi 4 rn Arcade 3rd Cadillac 1944 Totals30 5 24 4 ransen batted for eighth A Michigan Inning was the two out McInnis hit safely filling then out on all speed and fanned Walters on three r11 Lit At PllRTY ToofiH xhen Youite That Close Puiity Tie Hands Congress having passed the equal rights bills a lot of gents of the married persuasion are now won dering what the ladles have been awarded that they did not already possess' It looks like the ladles Because it they now are only men's equals the men are those who have advanced in the standing of the league irst row of the seats that will sell for $10 lowest price for the Toledo bout will be 232 feet from the ring That's a little farther than the usual distance between Cobb and the home plate when Ty is In the field Innlnus 1 2 3 Milwaukee 1 2 St Paul 0'0 1 Williams Hargrave 2 3 Kanras Cltyo 0 0 0 1 Mianeapolls 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Hall and Brock While house in Owens Kain elsewhere Special to The ree Press 1 Imnsing May 22 Detroit Box ing and Gymnastic club which has filed articles of association with the secretary of state Is the first or ganlzation of that kind to be thus formed since the new law creating the athletic board of eomonly called the state boxing commission became effec tive However boxing bouts will not be legal until the coni mission Is organized and has issued licenses to ctuus or ED HAUSER The Houier of Better Clothes OERS 'AV6H I XJOipimv nHXitpuns io tuimi isfJ etuon utoi jvot( tn enil pinow putt spttnotif pooS OADH '3 oiujoj orrojo I a a This bout Isn't attracting the attention expected The press work is good as shown by one side's charge of "slimy con duct'' and the of But Toledo is tak ing the play away Some of these gents who are bid ding for votes are funny Connec ticut's governor for Instance has vetoed a bill that provides for eight rounds noxtng nouts fears prize fighting along witnout arc going 15 and same state 100 Pure Turkish Tobacco fan was three and nothing with the latter before he sent him to the bench One thing you can say about a Detroit anu Boston ball game a battle The debating society was tn session on frequent occasions Shorten get a base hit when ho batted for Young but he managed to( score a run Veach hit ting him home after Cobb advanced him to second Wally Schang relieved Sam Jones in the ninth at bat and lifted a tall toui lly to Busn Tnvn miMSAfl a 'fthut out OH plays Jones's failure to grab Mc Innis grounuer which sluilcu second inning and his own thfrw in thfl MPVffHtn was not at fault on iltat lie should not have been coached to throw to second Most featureful sixth whore with Vitt and Scott nil the bases Lxve Boston again today with Bolanu and Ruth the probable pitchers It was a lengthy game there be ing but four spots in which not more than three men batted When the Tigers beat Jones it Is something of a surprise Samuel seemed to be working under 1 a strain in this game It was the biggest winning streak of the year for the Tigers three in a row now being the rec ord Bobby Jones suffered a terrific bombardment He was hit almost everywhere excepting on his mitt Until the sixth Inning there was not a hit that an extra baser and that was a single tnat such only because nrst covered on a grounder Love started the game nlng Hooper and Barry 6 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 11 0 0 3 0 1 Runs Johnston Schneider 2 1 Cooner roemke Lancrenhum 2 rors Hamrnea 2 Andrews Andrews Andrews 4 Karpus roemke 2 Stolen bases Schneider 1 Knode Kar pus 2 Double plays Michigan 1 Sac rifice Knode Scheidler 2 Base on balls Off Donnelly 1 off Scheider none Struck By Donnelly 6 by Scbeldler 5 We are anxious to have you spend your money for your why we call your attention to Helmar Snooker Matches ThursdayWon by the Brothers Twn games in the snooker han dicap tournament at the Becreatlon Pct 2 THETIGERS Shears Will Quit Its Ball Team for a Day to Aid it to Bring a' a jI II A 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 13 0 0 0 i EDHAUSER 3 400 3 250 200 000 Games lint at Hamilton Battle Creek at Brantford ay City at Kitchener Saginaw at Lohdon Ixtndon Ont May 22 Aces found the tail end Ixtndon Tecumsehs easy prey this afternoon winning by 16 to 3 in the first game qf the series anjl the only game played in the league Shriver aft ier settling down to work in the third inning held the locals to five scattered hits in all while Gilbert waa hammered to all corners of the lot or a total of 13 LOADUN All Bagr If5 r3 Maxwell m5 Clark lb 4 Austin 3b 3 1' 2 ueuron zo4 tod bTsler lb 4 Jacoba Moan rf Gerber sb Mayer IDvrnmltt Kothoron Gallia SSrnith Koob pO ttevereid 1 Defeat Cleary Collegians in Easy ashion in Seven Inning Affair Thursday Afternoon Score 9 to 1 YpRilanti Mich May Cleary college took a bad beating from St Mary college here today being unable to hit delivery ef fectively thereby losing 9 to 1 the game being called al the emi Of the seventh on account of rain The Poles connected for three Ralellgj in the first inning but Hcoreil onlv once when with tha bases loaded a pass forced In a run and the next two men wore easy outs At least one run win scored each inning with the ex ception of the sixth when not a man reached first A great stop by Klimas cut oft a runner at the plate and stopped Cleary's threatened rally la the tnirti This is the fifth straight for the Poles bcore Innings I i 3 1 St Mary's 1 2 1 0 0 1 and Kondxiela Luw Kenney and Oliver Results Saginaw 16 London 3 1 i JTe Totals43 13 27 3 Innings 1 2 Saginaw 0 1 London 0 2 Pikft 2 Morse berg 3 Command 2 McDaniels 3 Wright 1G Dager Clark 3 Errors Muiw Duilson 2 5 Trre 2 Vermilly 2 Gadsby 2 Godrk Two base rinberg 2 Stolen Morse 3 McDaniels 3 Wright Dodson Vermilly Sacrifice Cunningham Clark Base on Off Shriver 4 Gilbert I truck out Shriver 11 Gilbert 7 Double Saginaw 1 Left on Saginaw 7 London 10 YEAH SO NEAR Tl6 THAT O06HTA SPLIT SlTY ocvrY vitH You! pitched balls all Cobb made a great play on Gain er in the opener with Strunk on second The Georgian went to the scoreboard lie couldnt1 back tip for it so leaped into the air and pulled it down within a yard of the barrier Saved a run maybe two Lawler trainer for the Red Sox? parted company with that combination after the game owing to some difference! between him self and Manager Barrow as to methods of handling the players He formerly was with St Louis Alnsmltli didn't do so badly with two hits one of which became a run and one of which drove In a run Ho had little pegging to do Before the game Uonlo Bush was presented a Howard watch with diamond setting1 in case and breast chain to go with it Tho gift was from personal friends and admirers ST WINS ROM YPSITEAM IN STYLES THAT WILL HAVE YOUR APPROVAL AND AT PRICES THAT WILL EQUALLY PLEASE YOU MICHIGAN AB A Knode m4 Cooper rf4 Honer'an If 3 Garrett 2b4 Karpus 8b 3 Huber 4 roemke 14 Lange m3 Scheidler p2 THE IHH'ltun rltElfl HliEMS Why stiffer day after day with tired wornout burning feet? You can increase your efficiency one hundred ncr cent by keeping your feet in trim noth ing difficult about it Let us show you I the comfort that can instantly be ob tained through tlie RIDDELL rEATH ERWEIGHT ROOT SUPPORT Built to tit individual cases Let us examine your feet and tell you frankly without chars whether theree trouble or not Morning with Hudot Co' oot Hospital lor employes ROSS RIDDELD Northern Central high teachers in a close game nt Herman Kiefer field Thurs day afternoon 5 to 3 rye was the heavy hitter for the Eskimo outfit wlille Craig played the best game tor ventral mons tormerjy 01 Aioion pitched an airtight game winners cicore Innings Northern 0 Central 0 TTattfrleR Eimnons Burroughs nil io Central Alumni I'lnycra "Dutch" Hendrlen Eddie Meyer Ed Keller Nick Bayne Pat terson 'Norton Ives and Bayne are requested to phono Horace Licklnson at Northway 1170 as soon as possible regarding game at Hois Blanc May 31 were played Thursday afternoon fe (Samuels and Samuels getting away with the verdicts Samuels trimmed Gardner 62 having a high run of ig a 13 strlng credited to h3 a(lv sary Samuels beat Epsliln "5 the high runs being 8 and respectively riday evening reehnrt piay IT Samuels and Stein meeta Kauffman "BROWNIES GET cigarettes cost less than Helmar 100 pure the Mildest and Best tobacco for cigarettes If you like Helmar return the package and get your money back Unbeaten Colored Team Will Help to Open New Ball Park There on Memorial Day Morning Teddy Detroit Stars have been secured by Booking Manager "Wish" Egan to play the opening game at Corrigan field new ball park opposing the Wyan dotte team In a morning game Mem orial day In booking this attraction Egan lias secured the best possible oppo sition In the semi pro field of Mich igan and a team that to date lias not lost a single game He consid ers it a "ten and one that should be well received by the down river fans The colored team boasts Romo stai performers in tliu baseball world most of whom would bo holding down big league jobs today but for their color Among them nre Mtn dez and Rodriquez of the famous Cuban Stars Donaldson ickwnre Hill and Wesley who were with the American Giants of Chicago In Donaldson Wlckwnre ami Johnson the team boasts a great trio of pitchers who will be troublesome customers for the Dottes However Mannger Joe A eager says he will put team In the field that will be able to hold Hr own with anv tif them and expects to use Kellv former member of the famous Obn battery nh bls hurl er to start the season Beats Ashtabula Pin Spiller by 119 Maples in Home and Home Games Charles tfnyclcr of this city won Ills liome und home bowling match from Al Morrison of Ashtabula by 119 pins and took down a nice sldcbet which hinged on the re sult Last Sunday evening Snyder gained a 120 pin advantage over the Ohioan in 10 games rolled on the Recreation alleys Wednesday evening In the return competition at Ashtabula Mnrrlson won by a single pin rolling 2051 to 2 Oita In Hie 10 games Scores of the Ashtabula pin spill ing follow Snyder 170 1S2 211 210 IM 217 230 215 213 222 2050 173 109 231 190 21 202 1S7 217 200 1M 2O5I Sunday afternoon nt 3:30 a good game will be seen nt Northwestern Held on illnmond No 1 when the Wont End club meets Northway Motor in the first round of the A A Manager Logan will cull A practice at Atkinson park nt 6:30 riday evening nml ut 8 o'clock nn important mooting will be held nt the into Kocks bowling' alleys ollowing players arc requested to be present: Henderson Kutney Bet finger Smith Monk Hender shot 'Kemp Schulz Welch Cnida Kcrskc Turner Vitt Green Zang and Logan Wilson Maleos baseball club have a permit for Belle Isle for Saturday afternoon and would like to hook a game with nny strong uniformed team or games cull Walnut 2626 and nek for Wilson time clerk Any fod catcher with outfit wish ing to join fast club plcaso cull above number before Saturday MUSKIES (even Pinyera Heeelre Monograms fOf WOrK vwwr Special to Thj rj" rom Muskegon Mien nay though delayed longer thin year than they have probably ever been be fore the Muskegon high school bae ketnail ernted to th membon of the local school bBukethftll team These play 2 nnM Vallr TuwrAni'fi Cfirl Iton cun rorwarus riuiu' UmAtMAee zr "Tlln ertnan pan upvon nle" Upton of Grand Rapid and Hamid Bailey guards and John Hocker center The presentation waa made with a short talk by Coach rank I Hand the Idol of th students of the school on ath letics SAMUELS AMILY STARS STANDINGS Pct Bay City 5 Hfiglnaw 5 lint 4 BuL Creek 3 Boys Take armers Into Camp 5 to 2 Rain Halts Game in Eighth Special to The ree rreesl Lansing May 22 Michigan add: ecl another victory to her list here today when trimmed A for the second time this season 5 to 2 in a ball game called after the eighth on account of rain Lundgren elected to use Scheid ler in the box because Glenn is nursing a sore arm and Parks is being saved for the game with Iowa Saturday Scheidler was plenty good enough to beat the Aggies The features of the game were two one hand stabs of liners roemke retired In the second with one of these plajs near the first base line put out Karpus In spearing his drive tong ruru Score! a AB Snyder 2b 4 Carr 4 Johnston c4 Hammes 18 33 Doscher m3 Schneider 13 r2 Donnellyr 1 ing Six Scoreless Rounds and St Louis Wins 1st Louis May 22 St Louis made it two straight from Washington by batting waiter Johnson today 5 to 4 Johnson held a four run lead and nuzled tho locals until the seventh Kwhen concentrated hitting with a base on balls and an error by os ter netted three runs A beore WASHINGTON AB A 6 4 Pl A tn 'This fRaR Hast Lansing Mch May With seven schools entered fr fourth A Intercollegiate track and field meet which Is to be held I at East Ionising Saturday all thu I best athletes In southern Michigan (colleges should be given a chanc to show their best The meet went to A Jas' year by a small score the Aggies finally nosing out Kalamazoo Nor ml by 10 and a fraction points This year the teachers from lie western part of the state are send Ing back about as good a team as represented them last year Throe of the star performers In the H18' Imeet will again compete in tomor matches shears Will Be There Shears will be given a furlough from the Kalamazoo baseball team Jong enough to appear in a truck suit on College field Saturday Be sides being a hurler on the Kala mazoo nine ho Is also a creditable sprinter on their cinder team and 6 made Simmons travel considerably fast last year to best him fc Griggs Is another man from Wist ern Statu Normal who Is considered If a possible point winner by Intercol leglate track critics He perforins ft In the weights and hurdles and did ft well In last year's meet In the quarter mile and half mile all com iputitors need have a wholesome fear for Annaway another Normal ath i 4 s' hr II 11(1 1 I fli Vi lUUJJl i 11 111 il I I 14AiAJ Ma sal! 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