Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 11

part one: the Detroit free press Sunday ebruary25 inns 11 CENTRAL BIG SQUAD TRACK ASPIRANTS COUNT 57 mr 'iiir I I 4 I wH iTSKSbjlgr: JMMk igMSHaMwl Xm 'AWMWfe HMMMsrmkM i a yr agMaft: iw aKWCRL SswMaBagMMi AMI feYit ga lr jMBMry Sjfexa Al tWHr ra' IKRraaHHyEp 'JBSIHh Wt 4BhI84I i 3naft jfy A'' WKbHBWk? a as gBil i Aslr rWwPP4 'Tz Mll 4 vdk IRw'' Je 5 gr 'f jL 'P ylio ljjBSjSft RB $RW gr 5 Oj fc 4 4' 'i A tLi Wlllll: I yB' Vy kv lllil I sw ZX wL kWBfek A Ajak xWs 1 A1wiaMwy V' 'vx 'X Bb 3 l3pV? i2L22 s'' 1 jLX' mini IWIBWIIBMIBMMBMMHMBMMMMMMMMWMMMMMMMB THREE MORE WINNERS OR RADTKE OHREN is wiuifffi i Jr LuunL DnuiltlDALL 11 Ainu if ILL HLLr to cut owi brvsso first Jockey Was in the Money in Every Race at Hot Springs on Results at All of Running Tracks H't Ark ebruary 24 Th Oa nt today was raptured h' i lf aftr a lnn finish Bed a ju? InTic to win by! nf n'lcjs The rain ef th tuM hur in the bMp and only three horses went to th Rex Herman Radtke hzan well terd of the past week hy one pwnnd and twrr Th is Radtke and hnv5 Qva njni ei in rnnyeciuenc Tn a rtendaih eriualed that of the open se day 1 ra furlonss Mafalda enn vrn: Mayor Johnson 1fH iGprflWh rn latcuHUS 101 I 1 third Tim 1:17 Mrnna NHtj Gra hani Wil arT ran ntd ra furlntigs Tdelia 112 1 1 TVMni von Daughter ji M' i a An second Alechant Jn iRajrxi 1 third Time 13 1 5 Hu Gorky M'nt Miss Kingsettc ard Ozrran ran Thb rarr 70 Red Leaf It? iRadke 'o 1A won lack Young 101 1 I nnd: Cutter 109 (Sco tn third Time 1:17 3 5 Only I ppp srar ra furlongs Miss erris won: I Samelson 119 tj to 1 second ruit 104 tn 2 thinl Time 1:19 Bay 3t' InrtAr Dusky Voltage Bitter Hand Morhn Animosity Ballmer a ra fijrlnrtg ITeteijs 15 fGar wnn Incitement Lii 5 set'ond Dr McCarthy ilir te 1 third Time 1:17 1 nree starrers i rae IK miles San rinv 102 fRad 1ii 2 won Legatee 100 tSco 1j i second Rather RnyaL 1D5 ini 11 5 third Time 1:50 Mai Zitt and 'risian Shandy ran AIR GROL5DS rare furlmigs Triple Silver 100 JnnM 7 tn 1 non 103'lh 1 tn 1 second: Tom Mankin IOS tw Mnp 7 to 1 third time 5 Thanks Request Merry Relle ln 4zyon Sea John Kirby Ldv Ray Norwoi Ohio also ran rar 4 1 2 furlongs Salvisa is 5 won: Hud Hill ioiMary 12 to 1 second Black Mate 110 CV Robbins 1 3 to 1 third time :35 2 5 Judge Daxey Own fialeshed Glad rat Blaekburn also ran Third rar 6 furlongs The Oire 116 7 to 5 won Dr Coffey 95 to I second Invincible (Diggins) third: time 1:14 2 5 Gay Adelaide Scotch Dance Hortensra and'h rr also ran eirth race Boston duh handicap 1 1 16 Rants Horn 1151 1 Perrine) even nn: Iz 101 Smith 8 to 1 I ady Navarro 1V (Sewell) 7 to time 1:17 St Valentine Monaco Bittle Scout and Consuelo II also race 2 miles Cashier 87 (More nn i' 6 tn 1 won: Aurumastor 101 (W Hayes) ft to 5 second Paul 93 Smith) 1 third: time 3:35 Nones Colonist rnuir Lady onso Hickory Corners Gcoio ah Scarlet ahd Brooklyn also ra mile and 20 Blennen erth 113 (Bedell) 4 to 5 won' Nine Andersom 6 io 1 second: The Regent 5 i XV Hayes) 6 tn 1 third time 1:44 1 5 lrardn Wedgewood North VY ind Old Hal Atwood and lou "Woods also ran Srmh race mile and 20 yards Bitter Bnvin Moreland) 3 to 1 won: Dromon Girl VM (Bedell 6 to 1 swond Imboden (I Tnnesi 20 tn 1 third time 1:44 2 5 McWilliams Benora Tennyhurn John Randolph Verna onsn I rank Greene Mint Ix'af Decoration Arabo Drc mio and Marrin Neal also ran ascot race 6 furlongs Whoa 112 Booker to 1 won Dr Hollie 10? iMnriaritv 7 to 2 second Azora 40 to 1 third TMfne 1:111 4 Ha Line of I4fe irmfeet Luck tt Lady King Alma Gardia Atin and ran Scnnd race Brooks course Brigand (McDaninli 9 to 10 Won: Needful $3 Kent 20 to 1 second: Bill Curtis (Becker) 12 to third Timo 2:03 I'ourant Hoodwink Kockey Jinglcrand Tattenharn ran Third race futurity course Macedo iS i Miller 4 to 1 won Don Domo 10a (Preston) 5 to 1 second Iacene 90 Swain 7 to tnird Time 1 :09 A Muskoday Th Gadfly Hinirlf Demas ran ourth the Santa stakes 4 1 2 furleng Horace 118 Dugan) evenon Native Son 110 Ronkr 1 2 to 1eond Allerion 112 McDaniel 9 10 5hird Time :54 Blue Bottle Tny aust Tom Gilroy Lady Allcce Ray Eean and Hoot Mon ran ifth ra 1 1 16 mi1s HMrlrk 105 (Bookr 3 to 2 wn 90 (MiHer 7 to 1 second I Badge 9 (Nefteri 20 to 1 third Tino 1:47 1 4 Merita and Dewey ran £ixth race 1 xnila Th Reustabout 104 Clarkson) 6 to 1 wen: Ttubinon 92PrMon 4 to 1 second bavanne? 100 (Millri 2 tn 1 third Tim 1:4 3 1 Blissful tied Tap Moor Kou groek and Dolly WeithofT ran CITY PARK irst rac' two Miss Nanni I I 91 l'arrrw I 1 won lietra! 94 down I II tn urronii: Milord I 100 iW Allen to third tin 1 Hili' Mint Id a'ivian an 1 oiiomlst alxr ran Srcontl rar step has" short our? 'Vilrt RaiiKe 4 Archibald! to 1 won Ohio King 14' IS Iatin 12 tn I nnd Kights Out Pnib rtnn 7 tn 1 i third tim 3 1 1 Parnassus Dr Nowlin I rpc Jan and also ran I Cusnis and Si honlmaster fII i I Third ra handicap six furlongs Rnb in Unnj 1 15 Morr io 1 won Kar elit 1'7 iac' n) 7 tn 1 second Quinn i IK i Roman'Ili) 8 to I third ttfh I 1:17 Orlay T4 Devout listed Bury Voting Capita no Pitkin and Palmdale also I ra ourth ra th Raspas handicap one 'and one sixteenth Deha 112 iTr leri 5 to 1 won Garnish 123 iRmnaneili) li to 1 sceoinl St Tammany 1 i lzxwe 13 to 1 third time 1:48 1 Alma Dufour Grenade Benvoli Sailor liny Ifuzzali and Sanction also ran ifth race one and one half Riel Bow 102 Smith) 6 to 5 won Safety! Iijrht 102 (M' 15 to 1 second Siss lae Hfi I Heffernan) 5 to 1 third time 2 5 Rossmond Charawind Ber ry Hughes Kelectm The Trifler Bisque an'l Txu also ran i Sixth rae six and one half furlongs I Suzanne Rocamore 85 Ixwr) 8 to 5 won Brushton 87 i Pendergast 15 to 1 second oreigner 102 a Allen) It to 5 third time 1:22 Creole Tim Mint Sauce Mac and Woodshade also ran Seventh race seven furlongs lorizel to Perrett) 1 to 5 won Envoy iinnegan) 8 to 2 second Auditor K4 i Heffernan) 9 to third: time 28 ree booter Arthur I'mnmer Baron Esher Tatbos and Gold Coin also ran OAKIAVD irst race 412 furlongs Queen Tilren pl I Rii el 7 to 1 won John Mohr i ilxuiruf) too to 1 second Mendon 107 iGreentield) BO to 1 third: time :58 Peer less lass St Lucias Mrs Matthews and Korn also ran Seccnd race 7 fRobinson) 5 to 1 won Prestano 89 (Sul livan) 15 to 1 second Swift Queen (Rettig) 13 to 5 third time 1:32 Duelist Artillery Star Chief Bush ton oxy Grandpa Bogus Bill No Remarks Mary Pepper and South Side also ran Third race 7 furlongs Shady Lad 98 i fRIcc) 9 to 5 won Tam 1'5 I (Clark) 8 to 1 second: Hivennm 93 (Sandy) 10 to 1 third time 1:29 Yel lowstone The Reprobate Laura and lorence onso also ran ourth race 114 miles the Sandringham handicap 108 iSchade) 5 to 1 won Jake Sanders tin I Knapp) 8 to 5 second Charlatan 101 (Rice) IS to 5 third: time 1:56 Lady Goodrich and Ed Sheridan also ran ifth race 1 1 16 miles Modicum 112 (Otis) 5 to 2 won The Taady Rohesia 107 (Rice) 2 to 1 second: Major Tennv ill (Sherwood) 8 to 1 third: time 1:51 Bonar Mr arnum Lone Wolf and Langford James also ran Kixth aee 7 Tccolaw 110 (Knapp) even won orerunner 107 (Bic) 6 to 1 second Theo Case 96 (Brussel) 15 io 1 third: time 1:29 Ralbert Head I Dance and Ebel Thatcher also ran Turf Entries Tukc Ten i SUE PARMER OR $30000 tvrfmax C'AA'EI) STREET CAR CREW AT VASHVIIXE Nashville Tenn ebruary 24 As the result of adifficulty which happened on an Electric car late riday night IV Parmer the well known turf man and secretary of the Highland Park Jockey club has been sued for $25000 and $5000 respectively by an electric car conduc tor and motonnan The suits were brought about 'because Mr Parmer gave the two men a sound thrashing with a walking cane because of insulting remarks made to him while on route to' his nursery Edenwald To Oppose Latonia Cincinnati Ohio ebruary The Com mercial Tribune tomorrow will say that the Calla Adler Tilles syndicate has purchased 10o acres of Glen 'Park fourteen miles up the river on the Kentucky side and will construct a race course to be run in opposition to the Iatonia Jockey club It Is expected the new track will be ready for racing on Memorial day Alenipliis Clnims Memphis Tenn ebruary At a meeting of the board of directors of the New Memphis Jockey club today It was decided to lay a claim to the dates for the spring meeting from April 16 to Slay 8 Inclusive subject to the approval of the Western elub making the usual twenty one racing days mTPt BE nKTROITR HI ST AOAV RECKOAEI) WITH Nets York l'ehruaty 21 fPliiladelpliia lack" Brien who on liis defeat of Rob zsinitnons claims III heavy weight ihanipionship title to day declared his readiness to light Tommy Burns the onqueror of Mar sin Hatt Th decisive defeat of Jlart lakes him out ot the front rank I heavies I according to O'Brien nd i lie Quaker! boxer stands ready tn give Burns a i chan to contest with jiim for the title given up by JoftTios will be ready to take Burns on after May 1 when nis theatrical engagements end He would like have the bartie conic off between that dat and July 4 Here is what had to say on the matter today: "Tommy Burns lias proved his right to fight for the heavyweight title and as I am always ready to anv won by fighter a chance will lake him on The "asy manner in svhich If de feated Hart shows that If has to be counted a goo man "I have received an off from Janies ('offrotn to fight before his ran cisco club on July 4 and if that suits Burns I guess huso it out there If Burns wants an earlier date he can name it anv tim' after May 1 "1 am also i i 1y to fjght Timmy Ryan for the middleweight champiori sbip title and will do 158 pounds at for him" BRUSSO OUGHT TO WIN ir i WASA THERE To A IT TAC IT A Ixs Angeles Cal ebruary 2 (special Tornny Burns with nt a mark mi him to show that he had been through 2" ronnl fighr with Marvin Hart was toy i today accepting the cottgt alula firms if his friends "Mv light may not have been spectacu lar said Hurns I wanted to win anti fought the way 1 knew I could turn the trick Hart didn't hurt me once and I think I am entitled to the next crack at Jack Brien or any other nf the heavy weights" Hart nursed his battered aP an wa a very sore individual Ho has excuses except that Burns refused stand up and flfht The Hart party will probably leave tomorrow for San rancisco and the oast A share of the rodit for victory is duo to Jack Sullivan It was Jack who mapped out the plan jabbing and either dancing away or running into a clinch to keep Hart from getting his jle driver rights to working Tito plan worked to perfection and shiftiness bad the big follbw looking like an awkwanl schoolboy half of the time HANDBALL RACE CLOSE CAHILL M'GOtGH 1IAAT 1 SLIGHT I BAD STANDING Won Ixt Cahill and McGough i 7 Hickv and Craig and Moynihan 6 Mraro and McGofT 4 Murphy and McKnight 4 Hr and 7 Hoban and Warren 0 pj Three teams are making a pretty race for firt place in the handball tournament of the 51 ot St with Cahill and Mdongh having a shade the better of it so far The boys have already received a challenge from a team at th A and will accept at the close of the present tournament providing: tory arrangements can ho made Results: SUNDAY Kirst Second Cahill and 'McGough 21 21 and Moynihan 17 Chawke and O'Connor 21 21 Hoban and Warren 3 Hickey' and Craig 21 £1 Murphy and McKnight 3 9 and Moynihan 21 21 McDace andMcGoff 16 jJ MOXDA Crossley and Moynihan 21 21 Grnwke and O'Connor 11 5 Cahill and McGough 17 2 Hickej4 and Craig 21 16 Murphy and McKnlght 21 J2 Mcfniro and McGoff 17 1 foban and Warren Crossley anB Moynihan 21 1 RIDAY Cahill and McGough 21 McKnlght nnd Murphy 11 Hoban aii't WaiTHi 3 MrDa and McGoff 21 2 Hirkev and Craig 21 2 l'r Jhavtkc and 11 6 Detroit Athltelc dub basket bi II team will take part it) the A A I dm 1 If belli at KKni ill on 15 bi ami 17 it mx that Manager like Mazer now has iu mind can bo put lltrmigrn Jle is anxious to secure the co operation of other local organizations and is isking their aid in a plan S'curo tim funds that will be iteees sarv to of ttic I A five should it take part The champions have ditiienlty to secure games with imams irom out in tim state hut the that it is necessary to pay these oppon ents leave margin pirdit for the home treasury With t'm lives outside of the "5 team it is almost impossible to securr matches most of the teams seemingly Iming opposed in taking pari in games tbat mean almost certain defeat it titt less matches can he booked will! these local teams tlmre is seemingly no feasible plan by which the Sl to $200 that will be necessary pay iilroad fares and hotel bills of seven men can be raised Mazer's sehetue 'is to hold a series of matches in tin A gymnasium playing a bout a dozen of the best local teams By charging ten cents admission to these contests it is be ev that the necessary sum an be raised It is up to tim local managers to co operate with tim champions if A is to make the trip The games would be good practice tor all of tim teams and it would seem that other organizations should be willing to do this much to enable Detroit tn ha representation in the national championships On Wednesilay evening the 1) A will play Ypsilanti at tim Wood ward iventm floor Both teams of each organization 'wi'il lio seen in action DATES ARE CHANGED KOH JBIG REGAT'l'A 1OMHXTBD BY WATRV L' I EVENTS WILL BE STARTED ON LABOR DAV CUT OUT MICHIGAN BAR ItECORDSMADE BY SPRINT Elt ARTHl'R DllTY 1XTERCOIJEGIATE AMtA TEVlt ATHLETES GET BUSY TV Yachlx Officers of Club Arc Annoa need A shift lias been made in lhe original dates of the Country Hub for th com petitive cup competitions this your The original dates were Wednesday and Saturday September 5 (I and Instead the races will be held tie same week beginning Mon day and continuing till Wednesday The change was maIe in nnler not tn interfere with the plans of the De troit Yicht club which purposes hold ing its annual sweepstake races the latter part of Hie Sime week The following offiP I'S have been elected to represent th lub for the Continued on 1 5 Etirt I Appropriation Made io AnicrlcHn Olympic Games Committee I New York ebruary 24 The thirty first annual convention of the Inter collegiate Association of Amateur Ath letes of America was held here today Columbia Cornell Harvard Haver ford Jb nnsy vania Princeton Swarth more Yale and other colleges were represented William 1 Graves cf Harvard acted as chairman Michigan and Rutgers not having been represented at the annual meet ing for tim past two years by three starters were declared to have for feited their membership in the asso ciation The sum of $500 was appropriated Conf inued on 1 GOING SOUTH AS TRAINER THE TIGES Sv 1 feMir i JgSr Sw £fL i 3' JBf jf ATj Dll OETBOIT AV EST ATTACTUk BETTERED RECORDS MICHKAX TRACK TEAAI SEEN IN PRELBI1VARY MEET 'DIGIT JIMP AND DISTANCE EV ENTS Champion Cue Did Not Compete in S1ot Tnt Ann Arbor Mich ebruary" (Special) Tonight a preliminary meet sort of a practice game for the new was held in Waterman gymnasium 'I'he real star Wesley Coe a world's champion did not participate and Johnny Garrets took first in tire shot put Another man of whom much is expected is Hunt In dashes He slightly injured his foot' in prac tice this afternoon and Keene itz patrick advised him to keep out of the running tonight In the try out Ovitz tied Bowman but in their run off the latter won and then Bowman was beaten by Hill by about three inches in the final No startling time was made jn either the dash or the hurdle race Jn the half mile the best running performance was made Capt Ramey paced Waldeck for four laps but Mc Kinney won out from the opposite side of the track in 2:03 2 5 This means that Ramey will have a good team mate in his class In the mile run Rowe the great distance runner paced the bunch for half the distance Dull won the race in 20 seconds slower time than the indoor record But the best showing made tonight was in the high jump Pinch clearing the bar at six feet Adams went over it at 5 feet 11 inches The Michigan indoor record was tied in this event Sum nmrios Gnrrels 42 feet 1 inch: Curtis 36 feet 11 inches Graham 34 feet 1144 inches 40 yard Hull first Bowman second Barlow third Bristol fourth time 4 4 5 seconds 46 yard hurdle Hulbert first Malcomson seentid Post third Cotton fourth time 5 4 5 seconds 440 vard Schenk first livingston sec ond Bristol third: time 56 seconds go vard run McKinney flrst alacck second Richardson third: time 2:03 2 5 Pole Bishop Hunt and Read all tied at 10 feet 6 inches Milo Dull first Cathcart second West third lime 4:48 1 5 High jump Pinch 6 feet Adams feet 11 inches YALE MAY LOSE CAPTAIN MORSI! OI COLLEGE ROM TUMOR BONE New Haven Conn ebruary Samuel indlay Brown Morse football captain has been compelled to leave college because of an illness which may have been caused by a football in jure Ho went to his home at Newton ville Mass three iveeks ago suffered an operation on his injured leg and then was sent to Canada whore he has been for more than a fortnight His injury is called ostis a tumor forming on the bone and a long and painful illness may result Morse Is the grandson and namesake of the inventor of the telegraph Ho has played half back at Yale for two years SHERISTOPS PRIZE IGHT LAINGSBCR4 SPORTS TRY IN VAIN TO ILT ON A MILL Owosso Mich ebruary A prize fight was stepped in Laingsburg last night Herbert Payne of Ionia am! A Whitman of Laingsburg were in that village getting ready for what was adver tised as a sparring match at the Hotel Grand but what was really to have been a fight to a finish when Deputy Sheriff Jake Way informed tim crowd that gathered that the sci ap "must not come off Prosecuting Attorney had bern informed that a fight Was due mid he put the sheriff on the track "I'he sheriff In turn informed his deputy to be mil baud and prevent the match I cst Jake Way might havh a hard time to prevent the match Deputy Sheriff Sanderhoff went to Laingsburg from Ow6sso and he gave the fellows to understand in unmistakable terms tbat there must be nothing doing in the fighting line The sports heeded the advice and went over into Clinton county half a mile distant and were about to call the fight when theywere Interfered with by a Clinton county deputy who had been put next Still un dismayed the sports returned to Laings burg and were about to begin the mill when Mr Sanderbcff again appeared on the scene Then the fighting was given up for gccd Micliliin beoresjii Kg) pt Cairo Kcvpt ebruary 21 Visitors of all nations are most enthusiastic over the newly inaugurated service of American motor boats on the Nile The boats whic have been built by Truscott of St Joseph Mich are swift little launches which run with an average speed of ten kilometers against (rMju and seventeen with TWENTY TWO TIGERS WILL GO SOUTH Situation Cleared by Sale of Seven of the Younger Players Siever Signs But His Team Mate Still Balks All of deals that the Detroit club expects to make this spring were completed yesterday and as a result Manager Armour is now prepared to figure clearly on his spring training plans After ali the blue pencilling is done the list shows that there will bo about twenty two Tigers in camp at Augusta on March 5 when the training season will open Of thesepyhajly fifteen ql sixteen will em bark at Detroit on Saturday next The others for their own convenience will go to the training camp from their homes thereby saving them much travel and some money ive players were sold during the day Watkins of the Indianapolis club dropping into town to complete the deal for players whom it was decided some days ago that he should have He takes to the Hoosier village Eddie Cicotte and ront right hand pitchers Christman a left hand twirler Perry the Grand Rapids outfielder and Beaver the Ottumwa outfielder Of these men Cicotte a local boy is the only one Detroit fans have seen in action Earlier in the week Pitcher Disch had been sold to St Paul while Thom as was released to Minneapolis about ten days ago Siever Will Go South Eddie Siever will be a Tiger hav ing signed his contract yesterday at which time he got notice to report for the southern trip This leaves but a few hold outs One of the more no table eases of this sort is that of Charlie Schmidt the catcher'who was a teammate of Siever's at Minneapolis last year Schmidt runs a restaurant at Coal Hill Ark and says he pre fers to stay there rather than to sign the contract that was sent to him The instrument names a liberal figure for a youngster who has yet to show but Schmidt who apparently has been unwisely advised is holding out for several hundred dollars more than of fered lie will be allowed to hold out as long as he likes He is not counted on for Augusta If he does fail to report he will miss the chance of his life for a young catcher who can make good is sure of a permanent berth with the local club Three of the infielders are unsigned these being Lindsay Schaefer and O'Leary The last named two are not worried about a bit as they are at Hot Springs getting into condition and are not doing that sort of ithing for fun They have been notified to report here on Saturday and at that time it is' probable that the difficultybetween players and club will be straightened out Lindsay is understood to be suffering from the same trouble as Schmidt Undoubtedly however he will report as his contract is a good one The club has Eubanks and Wahoo Sam to use on first base if necessary and also has a line on two other men of more experience than Lindsay one of whom probably can be secured Ievv Drill is L'nleeile1 Whether or not Lew Drill will be here is said to be something undecided as yet He has been tendered his contract and the club has received no I notice that anything in the instrument is not satisfactory Letters received here however says that Drill is pon dering deeply on whether or not he would better retire from baseball The law firm of which he is a member has built up an excellent practice and Drill I now needed in St Paul all the year round That is what troubles him Were he a member of the St Paul club he might be able both to plav ball and to attend to his end of the' business With Detroit however he must be away from home for seven months straight'' But the call is strong in the spring and it is expected that Lew will decide to have one more sum mer at the old sport "With Drill out the club would have tout three men on the catching staff and only one of these sure to do War ner of course is the man Doran is in lorida and has been notified to re port Payne of Rochester is to be given a thorough trial as will Schmidt if the latter sees fit to hie himself to Augusta No notice' will be taken of Cleary the Rochester twirler who is holding out because his contract call for more than Donovan or Mul lin get Eubanks has Cleary's berth ticket now and 1t isn't certain that the club will rustle round to find an upper for the Rochester lad even should' he appear He and Schmidt can both hel the club or dlB posed of as it sees fit They are out of organized ball as long as Detroit sees fit to keep them out With these conditions existing iho training party at Augusta frames up as follows: Pitchers Donovan Mullin Killian Donahue Siever Wiggs McCafferty and Eubanks Catchers Warner Doran and Payne with expected to report Infield Lindsay Schaefer Coughlin and Lowe Outfield Crawford McIntyre Bar rett Jones and Cobb This list numbers Just tweniy two Barrett may decide not to go though he has not yet notified the club that he will not make the trip Barrett and Drill are the men who are regard ed as possible stay at homes while Cleary and Schmidt are men notcounted on who may report Of the men named Wiggs will go to Augusta from New Orleans Doran from Ormond la 'Warner from New York direct Crawford from Omaha and Cobb from Royston Ga Schmidt was notified to go direct from his home in Arkansas All of the others will come here Morgan the infielder not named will not join the team until June Tlie Pop Corn (Man Spealzs Not wishing to slight anybody con nected with the Tigers or Bennett park while in the way of mentioning names we are constrained to publish a letter received yesterday from Ern est "Wheelan the best popcorn man In the American league who seems unduly worried by the oleo scandal now agitating those who have time to tear themselves away from the sporting pages Mr Wheelan in his letter says: wish to answer a question con cerning the butter that was used on the popcorn at Bennett park last year call to your mind that in my speech I said that this popcorn was buttered with Elgin creamery butter and also that It was sold at the White ront butter store I claim that I am an ex pert on butter and the Whit ront Butter Co could not pull the wool over my eyes and sell me bad butter All the butter fhat came to me was tested before I used it I wish to say that I would not sell anything that I would not use myself will be at'Bennett park this year and the popcorn house Is open to all to inspect will give $500 to any charitable institution that the public will name if any one will prove I do not use the best creamery butter am a man of business and principle and would not abuse the confidence of the public I hope the ball fans will be satisfied with this statement and will not blame me for what has been given out since the ball park closed If what is said is true I will advertise another butter firm this season and will try' to please you Robe Kissinger Sore on Ban Adrian Mich ebruary 24 Charles Kissinger former Detroit pitcher arrived homo from Ohio points where he has been working for the latke Shore and announced ho had heard nothing of hi transfer by New York to Buffalo He say ho was surprised at his sale last fall and now considers it a fake and believes he free to go wherever he wants to He 1 sore on Ran Johnson and American league anyway declaring that minor leag uers are not treated fairly He prefers to play with the National league Reinstated New Orleans ebruary 24 The di rectors of the Southern League Base ball association held their spring meet ing here today NV A hyle who was expelled from the league on complaint nf the Memphis club in l)03 for making derogatory remarks about Charles rank then manager of Memphis made application for reinstatement in a letter in which he apologized tor the language attributed to him On mo tion of Mr Coleman of the Memphis club was reinstated by a vote of 6 to 2 President Kavanaugh stated that Phyle is now the property of the Memphis club provided he on their reserve list in 1903 ELMORE 4ONTINIES IN GREAT DEMAND Mr Graham and Perry At wood of Waupun NVis have sent in four orders for Elmore Touring Cars to the Detroit agency and request Im mediate delivery A Young the sales manager for the Detroit branch knows where to go to get the orders and apparently has little difficulty in demonstrating the good oualities of Car Mr Young how ever does not claim anv credit: his reply is simply Elmores sell 'i'X 7.