Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 20

20 THE DETROIT REE PRESS SUNDAY MAY 8 1910 TIGERS USE THE MAGE BURROUGHS 4 Top Equal to Other Tailors9 $30 Values 1 4 DOINGS THE AMATEURS 3 1 0 SALESROOMS 1 Totals 8 27 36 27 603 504 505 Comet VEHICS TRIM GOOD LUCKS Blue and White Hine Massacres The Indian 0 Motor Cycle out 3 1 0 3 0 0 16 1 Totals32 6 3 ASSUMPTION 3 0 5 Bicycles 3 1 3 1 0 9 0 0 Wendt 2 METZGER Mil 6 5 2 0 0 first street 0 WOODWARD AVE WWI COR HIGH ST 0 14 0 0 Dolan 0 3 in 1 0 nd 0 12 4 3 0 0 OPEN EVENINGS 0 3 will play the Niagaras on 0 4 0 avenue Hayes 1 31 Total 8 6 0 GOOD GAME PROMISED 4 oft WANTED rank Automobile auto parts iron NV factor! rfSchaferl 5 1 0 0 it Excellent or phone Walnut 17 shipping facilities by rail 0 0 or Nfhr 0 0 0 DANE IS MAKING MONET 0 10 14 Totals 811(1 9 1 WHERE ALTES LAGER IS BOTTLED REMARKABLE EAT Eaay One for TCdieons he 3 5 6 0 0 0 and Ingles IlV fact by 8 3 0 Interior of the lmmenoe NwBottling Pant of theTivoli BrftwingCflt I THE Evidence AB 4 0 0 5 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 4 3 4 4 4 0 1 0 0 1 have May to arrange The was 3 2 2 3 0 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 4 1 1 0 11 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 9 4 1 1 open the season Sunday double header the first 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Everett 1 0 14 0 0 9 1 3 0 0 0 12 0 0 1 1 0 1 3 i 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 Moebs ricks 3 Lynch 3 Bushc Carey! Jeakle2 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 10 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 and the 0 1 0 2 0 engagement I afternoon and Chicago arrive I started work the two weeks 5 0 and any St Ed 31 6 1 0 1 Devogt rutig! Grundels Brangp 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 i and Hack Jxng3 0 0 0 5 5 5 0 0 10 A 0 0 0 Totals 3 4 5 2 0 3 0 0 0 college badly i grounds car house frac slido win Sat that that Totals Innings 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 i Totals 42 Innings Xlberty A 0 Delawares Phono West 1361 club to 5 one of the best will be pulled off the Western club The ball 1 01 0 0 Gevmin Stemple Gross and Lar will start the game 'for He will never "againhave the chance he had tn the last tert rounda of that battle Now If Wolgast at htsrbest could not knock me out or even knock me down when I was at my worst what chance has he got against me when iwe meet In Sep tember when I will bo aVray best' and ho Manufacturing Enterprises jLNJ URIES OCCTJTt SLIDING and 30 open a game with team Victors Call 8 9 0 9 8 0 6 and and woodworl in miles from Deti for the Edison rings: Innings Edison Cent Heat Batteries: Costello 3 Bellr Eillion3 Kelly Cube 12 Princess 6 0 3 0 7 3 "0 176 Dougal Tigers will play the Emerald club at Atkinson report at 1 Wehenkle former 2 3 3 2 3 2 0 1 2 1 0 the Emerald score SUITS $4 TOPCOATS IX TO MEASURE report earlv equested to be on at 2 Mav greatly Catcher Pitcher be at Keenan Mvlock Mlles and All players phone Ridge 558 9 and 12 o'clock without fail A wishes games with any 16 teanw for Saturdays? Call Cedar will open Us new The following plav report at the club Gudobba Harvey and 1 Burby Plan er 3 Romen 1 KtUc 4 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 in 4: Twomev 4 Against Walsh 13 17 Two base Rox Twomev Thrp hAju Osborne Home Snow Sacr1flrw hits PuHrith Stolen Hegge Gault Rox Burke the ollowing Stan woods report Rupnnxv NVoielke Zielinski base ball team will play a prac tice game Saturday Mav 7 at 2 on rear of the Jefrer A1I players report Totals 40 Inninas McGraw Tigers Burroughs Runs: Brazell Disk SarvLs Hits: Adams i tSchaefer Mercure bi IJsk A base on balls errors: out: By i Adams danc: 500 HLisks Maher 3 CLiskm Saads! JLiskl Powser2 Mason Mercure Adams 1 Carroll 3 is approaching the earth at a very rapid rate Hamlin Hill NV 2 Ixft on NV struck mi honsaner 12 umpire Boir 1 2 0 0 7 0 by batted ball Central Heating Krapp and Ertz Hamlin 2 Zrakiess Martell 1 travels the earth at a very rapid rate 2 1 2 3 1 0 1 2 PHONE 139 CITV ooo 0 0 0 from May open or games call Cedar 7:30 and ask hits out of as Joe and Jack a liking to the shoots 24 16 Make Webb pitcher Shafer left Aaderaoa catcher MeCiraw'aaaaer Boaekart catcher Albtui third Uadsay second Hoaaback rl ht Pareat pitcher ixwer Bra ae Braaell eeater acaptaia rawer anaaeot Risley Brat Dowd all over the lot' while held the royal bunch safe at all A couple of weird heaves by Coan bv an injure! hand kept Prinreas running for one inning but after Niagaras are still without a game for Sunday and would like to hear from any uniformed teams Niagaras have their own grounds or games address I Tierney care Edison company or phone 649 bteolow Athletics will play the Crescents Sunday afternoon at the Crescent field Shortstop Jimmie Wilkie and George Han naaran are requested to call West 1D01 or Deh 761 Evenings Till 8 Saturday Tin 10 Cubs address Glenn Wyandotte or call a and 5 AB lpotts8 Bowser ICogswJlr i Brown 3 Off Walsh lynn In 1 At Twomey lynn borough Millman hits Twomey Henderson 1 womey borough Keller 2 Bayne 3 Burke irst base on balls Twomey 1 lynn 1 Corbett 2 Hit by pitcher Corbett 2 irst base on errors Eastern 4 Central 7 JUeft on bases Eastern 8 Central 6 Struck out By Walsh by Twomey 1 by lynn 5 by Corbett 5 Double Osborne and Mi li man Passed Bennett 4 Time Hetts and Sullivan Euclids Play Double Header Today Euclids will todav engage in their sec ond double bill of the season taking on Tigers for two games at Eu clid park and Russell All Euclids report at grounds early as the first game is scheduled to start at Harmer and Snow will be the battery in me rirsi game wnue HowlandMishafsky will be in the points Insecond session Totals 38 10 2314 7 Innings Pudrith out hit Superiors of Windsor wish games with any Detroit team for May 8 IS 21 22 and 29 or games address Bill Lafave or phone have not can get their suits at 20 Cutler street at 1:30 Saturday All players must be practice as they w'ill play River Sunday Shamrock baseball club of Toledo would like to book games with any Independent teams In Ohio Indiana or Michigan for Saturday and Sunday This club has been organized since 1903 and is considered one of the best road teams going out of To ledo or dates write George Kamper Langdon street 1 oieuo Superiors have organized for wdth the following line up: Graves Licht Shippy Otto 4 8 1 0 0 3 Plpill Blue Ribbon baseball team will play the team on diamond No 5 Belle Isle park Sunday morning All iiiuuvii piayers xriicner iseztinson is hand 'Milwaukee A park this afternoon ers are reauested to rooms not later than 1:30: Hertel nors1 un nsiensen Kier Rose Komwen urutze Nat us Winnen ollowing Northwestern Reserves re port for practice at 9 o'clock sharp at Eighteenth and the Boulevard: Meyers Ammon Murphy' Teager Morrison Xlb 2 0 Moebs 4 10: Bell Robi OfT McNamara 4 oft Wendt hits: Moebs 2 Kennedy La vens Bush Sacrifice Stolen bases: Snaldinars 8 irst base on balls: Kennedy Conzett Carey Mac errors: Spaldings 2 bases: Spaldings 6 out: McNamara 2 Double plays: il practice nark at Take Warren avenue cars going west Liberty A will play the' Gurney Giants on the latters grounds All mem bers please report without fall Cadillac Council No 192 'of National Union will play a practice game Sunday at Jefferson and Le May at 2:30 All players that wish to make the team report early Dunia Doud Is requested to be at the grounds without fall Any uniformed teams wishing to book games call Thos Guy Main 3478 Central club is without a game for this afternoon and would like to hear from any team in the city Call Cedar 693 Western club and A clash Sun day afternoon at ort and West End ave nues at 2:30 The following A nlav ers are requested to report at grounds at 2 ni Welting Kelly Cicdtte Benner Rosenbush Drysdale Wilson Smith Ra bldeau Levenson Licht and itzpatrick Morrell club will play the Royals Sunday 2:30 at "All rhe Morrells are earnestly requested to be on hand early or games with the Morrell Collins 309 Brandon avenue Wabash team of the railroad league will play at Garvey's today weather permit ting and all nlayers are earnestly request ed to be on Strelingers nad Owanas will meet at At kinson park Sunday at 2 o'clock The fol lowing players are requested to report at 1 Chamberlin Peterson Rad ike Bullock Kerr Mobley Rooks will play Sunday All members report at the club houie at defeated the Cooper by the score of 4 to 3 Would like to book games with any 14 or 15 year old team Call Ridge 1561 Maples would like to hear from some 18 ycar old team for Sunday afternoon Phone 1561 Yan tics will line up against the Labrosse A The following players plcaso re port at 1:30 In front of Comls key Dean Jansen Moore Cahill May Ryan La Due Lea vy Gregorys 'play the strong Wuatekas Sunday afternoon at Holcomb and Jeffer son avenues at 2 nu The following play ers report early for practice: iasco Se Brodel Maher a Hardion Clement radetjte Howard Williams DeBake Oakdale A will cross bats with the St Gregorys at Holcomb and Jefferson this afternoon at 2 All Oakdale A report at 1:45 Would like to sched ule game with any 17 year old team tor next Sunday Address' Ray English d38 Vermont avenue or call West 1480 before a 3 r' GOOD LUCKS AB 4 3 4 the season Schwartz Lewerence Cobh Gabler Hebashet and Lempke Su periors are open for games with city and state teams Would like game for May 8 at their grounds with any of the fol lowing teams: Papkes McGraw Tigers Crescents Jlarvards A Orioles Stormers Call Cedar 59D and ask for Herman Owing to the Orioles canceling their game for Sunday May 8 the Eastern A are without a game and would like to hear from any team in city or state Marine City Pontiac Ann Arbor Carle ton St Clair Northville Delray Club Delray Athletics East End A and Durand club preferred Eastern A also have Memorial day open Address Bass care American Ex change National bank or phone Main 6037 or ield 751 Le Roys will play the Wolverine club Sunday afternoon at Berlin and Concord at 2 The following players are re quested to report at the grounds Sunday morning at 10 and not later than 1 in the afternoon: Seitz Burke Grymann Moods Ames Kaps Poch rue lieuf York and Rutz The Le Roys would like to hear from any city or state teams Durand club St Clair A Pontiac Rochester or any other team in the city or state Call East 800 and ask for York or write Gus Holzmann 968 Canfield ave 0 4 0 Osborne 1 Burke Totals31 9 Mitchell Bowser Brown 4 1 Struck By Ku hagen 2 by 1 by Brandenberg 3 irst base on bails Oft Brandenberg 4 oftKuhagen 2 Hits Oft Kuhagen 5 in 6 in nings oft 1 in 3 innings Wild pitch Brandenberg Two base hits Grun lel Brown Stolen bases Mitchell 3 An derson Brown 3 0 0 0 0 1 cushion station curred able spikings at that position most of them accidentlal but a few Inten tional and other accidents result ing in the incapacitating of a play er for a considerable length of time Year before last Larry Doyle was stepped on by John Hummel while the latter was trying to reach second base at the Polo grounds and Larry was out of it for the rest of the season In a previous season Tim Donahue of the Chicago Na tionals was severely spiked by John Warner while the latter was mak ing a slide Harry Steinfeldt and Napoleon Lajoie had a collision at second base Everybody thought for a moment that Steinfeldt had been killed but he soon recovered Lajoie however as aresult of the accident developed water on the knee and was out of the game for a considerable length of time Hal Chase has been spiked on the hand a couple of times sliding to second Severer and In some cases fatal accidents on the ball field however have been more due to other causes such as head on collisions and play: ers being struck by a pitched or batted ball Already this season there has been a death from a pitcher being struck by a batted ball Also dangerous is a swiftly pitched ball the narrow escape of Roger Bresnahan two years ago be ing a prominent case in point A singular fatality was that the other day of a boy who' was hit on the head by a fly ball death resulting a few hours later on Edison grounds at Delra game was merely an exhibition contest the regular schedule of the league does not begin until next Saturday? Ward Gibson and Schultz starred at the bat team Hubbard Council of the National union will play i a practice game at Garvey's grounds Sunday morning at 8:38 aharp All players report early Senators are billed to play the Milwau kee A Sunday at the grounds Milwaukee and the East boulevard at 2:30 The are i requested to report? Bender Marshall Maurer Moriarty Halgti Kent Howatt Stein Lozzoa Wll klason' Somerville This is the first of a hard series of games' for this team their schedule for the remainder of' the month Including the Cential club Woodtaillo and 6 0 0 Rifflev Meyers 8 Two base 27 14 5 9 0 Barrett Sacrifice SPORT SHOPPERS TRIM COLLEGIANS 2 0 0 0 Edison Dlamond A wants a game for Sun day afternoon Call Manager erris Main E963 Niagaras will play the Monarch club Sunday at Niagara park boulevard and street ollowing players are requested to report early Pflefer Beslock Hanna Arendt Dane Miller Milligan Mil ler Siegel rischke Mooney Sall and' Miller Any teams wishing games with Niagaras address I Tierney caro Edison Co or phone 649 Crawford A will cross' bats withthe Beavers Sunday at Belle Isle ollow ing A players are requested to re port not later than 1 Mlllenbach Oberptadt and Spranger Disch De Minnis Klee Krueger and Rlppllnger Waysides have Sunday open for any fast' team with grounds Phone Windsor 718 Riverside Team No 303 will play the Karwacki Oakwoods at arnsworth and Dequlndre Sunday afternoon Riverside players meet at Soldiers' monument at 1:15 Karwacki Oakwoods will' play the Walk erville club Saturday in Walkerville All Kgrwacki Oakwoods report early 'i All strong teams wishing to book games with the 1128 can arrange same with Charies A Wenzel Preston street Diamond'' A wlsh' gamee wtth any 15 or 16 ear old uniformed teams in the city Call City 3230 Loyal Guards have Sunday 'open Any strong' team with grounds wishing this date phone Grand 2921 at' once Royals would like to arrange a game for any Sunday In June and August with any 18 year old uniformed team in the city or state The following teams are wanted: Malvems Quakers Riverside In dependents Omokoe Avons Delawares Le Roys' Canfields Address Ed Kaufmann 714 Illinois i Loyal Guard' No 35 is without a game for today Any strong team with grounis phone Grand 2921 at once Players phone Davenport before 12 o'clock 'without 'a game for Sunday and would like hear from any 18 or 19 year old teams Manager would like Miller Milligan and Keher to phone him before riday evening or games ad 1 dress I Tierney Edison company or phone West S49 Delmars defeated the Orchllrs in a hard fought game by a score of 7 to 6 The Delmars would like to hear from Comets In regard to game for Sunday Call Ridga 1823 after 6 and ask for rank Delmars claim a forfeit game from Eltons for non appearance Hurlbut A would like to hear from any IS or 19 year old teams in the city or state for Sunday games Would like to hear from Romeo for the ourth of July They have Sunday open Call Ridge 547 and ask for Roy or address 67 Lewis ave nue Quakers will play the Ariels Sunday at Belle Isle The Quakers will hold an Important meeting tonight following players please report: Schroeder Smelt zer erris Allen Geyman Smyth Chauvin Poll berg Lerberg the Quakers Monarch club the grounds this afternoon at 3 The following players please re port at 2:30: Jones Dehtrle Deh trie Amolish Webber Kempt Primeau Mainwood Hecht Smith and Manager Vezinaw The Monarchs have a few open dates for games Call Cedar 323 and ask for Jones Athletics wish a game with any 17 year old team for thls Saturday Athletics have a permit and would like to book games with the following teams: Del mon ts Ariels Morrell club Victors Delawares Riverside Independents between 6 and 8 What promises to be games in the city today at nark when and the A team meet park is located at ort street and West End avenue Take the ort street through car which runs direct to the park Game called at 2:30 sharp A few dates remain open in July and August and the man ager wishes to hear from state and city teams or games address Manager 1302 Kirteentn street Detroit Mich Blue Ribbons Sundav a game with the Detroit News team the sec ond with the ollowing players will please report at club rooms at 8 a Dancy Cox Best Norman Lawrence Bell Tawrence George" Lawrence Victor Trombley Trombley Benson Gannon lomberg anning Coleman Bettlson Krause and Wright I to Play the Emeralds the Business Institute the Emerald team at Shamrocks defeated the Tersky A by the score of 20 to 4 Athletic plays Melrose A at the lat Athletics defeated the' Denver by score of 7 to 4 All Cud well stars report at the club house at 1 today Any strong team wishing a game for Sun day ean be accommodated by calling up Walnut 1450 'Giants' will play the "Liberty A this afternoon corner Thirty first and Herbert streets Manager Broskl re quests the following to report: Priebe Roth Mcelo James Oscar Brothers An drezak Paulm Carlton Thessmer Bates bablnger Newbert and Captain William Wllkcr Denvers will play the Superior at Eighteenth and Boulevard this afternoon The manager of the Superior A is re quested to call Walnut 381 between 7 and 8 a regarding the grounds Morlan A will play the Alton A today at 2:30 at Eighteenth and Boulevard The following players report at Manager Yerth's not later than 12 Boike Schram Kraft Shield Klans West Glade Smith Hugo Martin and Yerth Melrose A will play the strong Ath letics Sunday afternoon at' 2:30 on the Russell Wheel oundry grounds All Melrose players report early ollowing Superiors are requested re port: Schwartz Cobb Graves Lempke Shlppy Licht 'Hebastret Lewerence Otto and Gabler Superiors would like a game for Sunday Call 780 Vi Rocky nine defeated the Smith school by the score of 5 to 2 The feature of the game was the playing of Ruff and Wm Crescent Juniors want games with any 14 or 15 year old teams In the city or state Call Oak 680 or address Allen Stevens 1185 Rivard Dates open May 3 15 and 22 St Clair AAC had a practice game with the Durand club resulting in a tie in a poorly played game They have met three times each teem being credited with a victory and one game a tie The St Clairs expect to meet this team later in the sea son and hope to make it interesting for them as they have strengthened with Krapp formerly of the Delrays and Thi bault of the Spaldings who will do most of the twirling The St Clairs would like to book games with teams such as Papkes EuclidsCrescents and' Spaldings or games call Ridge 1707 between 7 and 3 nt and ask for manager Wayside A of Windsor defeated the Superiors in a close and exciting game by a score of 8 to 4 The Waysides are in the field this year and want to book games with any city team or games phone 718 and ask for arralrri Woodhills will play Jack a Tigers at At kinson park this afternoon at 2:30 The following Woodhill players report at cor ner of Llvernois and Michigan avenue at 1 Cook Cook Lowe Dunn Mayhew Wentz inley Speck Schram itooerts sairman' Aaams nuernoitz Elcktnan TIgerettes play the Malvems today at the new park corner La and Jefferson TIgerettes will be strengthened by the addition of Mylock of Tigers atid Barlour ollowing TIgerettes grounds st 1 Benson Harrison Lambert Danz Barlour canto weinnerg Nig Mertz erman between Sparta year old 639 after 5' o'clock Owanaz will meet the Strelinger Manu facturing company team at Atkinson park this afternoon Berger will work for the Owanas with Paget as bis supporter while Kerr and Walsh is the Strelinger selec tion Tho following players are requested to report at 12:30: Berger Oppey Spellane rcoeuer Miner rett jnaiiocK McCausland Paget and Miller ly of the Westerns i Union bricklayers will hold a game this morning nt Atkinson 9:30 0 10 0 0 0 Schafer Oft Meyers 8 off off Carroll Two base hits: Sacrifice hits: Meyers Stolen bases: Carroll 2 irst Burroughs irst base on's 4 Burroughs 2 Struck Mevers 12 by Carroll 3 by Umpire: itzpatrick Attep Spaldings journeyed to Sandwich yes terday afternoon and cleaned up the college team of that place by the score of 10 to 2 The game was soft all the way for the Sport Shoppers as Ken nedy was wild and hit at will while McNamara who was on the mound for the' Spaldings for five in nings had things all his own way low inar hut five hits Hd was taken in the sixth to give "Wendt a work Lavens and Moebs had a field day getting three singles and a triple in five times up while connected for a pair of two sackers and a single in four trips to the rubber In the fielding line the real feature play was throw from deep center to the plate thereby cutting off a sure run The score: SPALDINGS Loss of Championship Does Not Affect Drawing Power The loss of the' lightweight championship to Wolgast on birthday does not seem to affect Rattling in fact he says he is making more money now outside of the ring than when he held the title This is the way the Dane talks: a champion keeps on winning the public gets tired of him I won so many battle after taking the champion ship from Joe Gans that tbe public gottired looking at me The public as a rule has little see 'for a loser but it figured after my defeat byWolgast that I had made one of the" gamest battles In the his tory of the ring and that I had always won or lost on the level So it got inter ested in me again and I am deluged with offers to appear on the stage 1 the Wolgast bout I have made 18735 above my expenses or Including my expenses about 31200 a' week In the same length of time 'Wolgast made 38088 and had to pay his expenses oct of that sum Why the week after the fight Wolgast did not work in fact It was two weeks before ne succeeaea geuing iq lost the battle Tuesday Wednesday evening left for Ing there Sunday morning in that afternoon vnd in Wolgast was looking for fan engagement I cleared up 324MK am going to fight Wolgast again and honestly believe I will whip him I was simply overworked when met him in CaL iiornla In When I had him al most out in 'the twenty second round I lacked tbe ginger to finish him He was at his very best andr inasmueh as he not a careful person regarding his habits I do not believe he can 'over be as good Liberty A 1 LIBERTY A Tigers defeated Bur roughs Saturday afternoon by a score of 4 to 2 The Tigers secured 16 hits off of Big John Carroll and Adams while Manager Brazell dis '7 played a good youngster in Meyers who had Burroughs at his mercy atall times striking out 12 men andallowing but scattered hits irst Baseman Bigley featured "with the stick getting 4 many times up Schafer also took opposing Tigers will clash with the Myrtle club at Atkinson park All McGraw players are requested to be on grounds at 2 Take Michigan ar to Campbell and walk two blocks north The score: Mcgraw tigers AB A 1 0 0 0 5 2 12 3 1 lint Team Celebrates Home Open ing by Defeating Detroit Squad lint Mich Mav The lint Vehics ot the Southern Michigan league made their initial appearance on the home lottoday ami celebrated by defeating theoo4 Lucks new representing Schmidt fShroder of Detroit by the score of 4 to 1 (ast fielding marked the work of the Ve '(hics tho infield appearing to be the speed iiest that has plaved in lint in years The feature of the game was the run from first 'to third by Mitchell on a short bunt deilv iered by otts Tommy Brannick and will join the club today The score Totals 44 21 27 4 8 9 0 0 Michigan Alkali Cubs of Wyandotte opened its season by walloping the Prin cess Manufacturing Co 12 to 6 The Cubs elout i Nichols times caused the that it or games with the Coan no Vine street Cedar 360 between The score: A CURS Detroit Lodge No 1128 plays the "River Rouge team Sunday at 2:30 o'clock AU A players meet at the bridge and ear line in River Rouge at 1 sharp A Wenzel wishes to hear from a' few more good ball players to try out for the team Address or call at 14 Preston street Murphy Tigers opened its' season by de feating the Cedars by the score of 19 to 17 The features of the game were the pitch ing of Sparks and the home run hit of William Murphy' Any 12 year old team in the city wishing a game with Murphy's Tigers write or call William Murphy 637 Mullett street t' Trumbulls will play the Boston A this afternoon at 2:30 at Clark park The following players are requested to report: and Paget Drean Anthony An drews Lane Davis Burgess Mulligan Piette Oppey Genrick Chamberlin Hor i igan Jennings Boville Whitmore Ash ley and Berger Northwesterns will play Woodhlilsi tnis afternoon at ort street and West1 End The following are requested to on grounds not later than 2 Job bitt Shay Essex Dempsey Demp sey Volk Zimmer Conlon Roberts Hatch er and Breckels The Northwesterns will play the Crescents Sunday Crescents play the Windsor team this afternoon at Wlgle park The following players be at the foot of Woodward avenue not later than 1:30: Moynes Rabideau Brower "Wilsher Pankratz Erwin Harms inley Brandenburg Tapert Moore" and Jagnau Any player that cannot report should call Wilsher this morning Liberty A is without a game for today and Sunday and would like to hear from some strong city or state teams Call Ridge 1047 ollowing Liberty players are to report at the club rooms not later than 1:30 Schafer Burley" Seu bert Melow Pankratz leming Plansker ester rank Hill Konen Kummerfelt and Grimm Lubricators will play the ord 1 Motor teaem Saturday afternoon at Clark park ollowing Lubricators will pleaser report early: LeBeouf Lyons Rarideau Rarideau Langlois Andry siak Grandmason Askin Zimnne Stender andDetlof Lubricators desire a game with some fast out of town team for Me morial day Address Charles Kandt Detroit Lubricator company Hubbard Council No SOO of National Union will play practice game at Garvey diamond ollowing players report: CSombs Gleason Comiskey Lynch ranke McNutt Bohan Lette Davis McPhee Visger ill Visger Wm Lixch Blunt McNanamy Kileams Kd Werner 13 ixrugai Lubo vnas ler Detroit Lodge No 1128 A practice at Le May and Jefferson urday at 2:30 All players have suits report at grounds Those George out to Rouge Close Ose Milford High High Milford Mich May 7 Milford hi school defeated enton this afternoon in one ci xne most gam seer: on 'the local field bv a 3 to 7 Shelters and Armstron the battery for the home team Corrigan and Cole officiated visitor the ton promptly Belvideres would like strong lb or 17 vear old Grefforvs and Alamo preferred Rmk 1470 between and 7 btanwoods cross bats with the Saturday afternoon at Eighteenth and Boulevard oilowing Manwoods without fail: Davenport Hovey Pierson Vivian Thnpf Dowd Coan 2 on balls: Off Hit by pitcher: by Uowa A AB Bookrr 5 5 Zerga3 5 5 egg ei 4 BennXo 4 Gault bs 3 4 Corbett 3 of the we are turn irig out up to date clothes fit a saving of $1Q on your Spring Suit leaves no room for doubt That We Are tnti tled to a Trial Order! 3 0 Schaumberff 6 7 2 1 1 0 Simsleh igcrs 3 0 for Tigers and Athletics 'to Meet at Today will play Athletics at grounds out Michigan avenue Sunday The Athletics always give a good account of themselves and the arc going very strong at the present has promised to give first class service to the grounds and also to have cars ready to take care of the people promptly after the game Ths following are requested to report early:" Stackpole Potlschke John son Cohan' McConnell Duinn Speck Slammer Schaub Haughton Aldrich Kil lian Alien Koenig and Zlessow Baseball layers Are requently Hurt When Going lnto a Base 'New York May 7 Two baseball players have been injured this spring while in the act of sliding to base one at Har vard and one at Yale This sort of injury has been frequent on the diamond in recent years A few years ago George Van Haltren then of the Giants broke his leg while sliding for second base on the old Pittsburg grounds Lefty Davis broke his leg the same way on the same ground and Mike Donlin tured a leg while making a on the Cincinnati grounds other player who broke a leg Ing was Otis Clymer matter of fact the second has been prominent as a at which accidents have oc have been innumer 16 1 3 Princess 3 Two basft hits: Towd Three base jhitr Kilroy Stol pw enaianat irst baso itNIchols 0lCaltenbach on errors I'XIchoIs 7 by Dowd 3 uKay 2 Wild pitches: UBarrett Kaufmann Jack's Tigers Whip Kmeralds Jack's Tigers defeated jn a rast game core: Innings Jack's Emeralds Battery Eastern High on Clark Park Diamond In a game that was marked by many er ror on both aide Central walloped Eaat em by a score of 22 to 5 yesterday morn ing at Clark park It was hardly good prac tice for the wearers of the Blue and White Coach Stocking's men havlng no difficulty in securing run whenever they wanted them A Walsh who started for the Centralltes was In fine form but sprained his ankle in running bases and was forced to retire Twomey was sent in for an inning but it was an ordeal until It was over Eastern scoring four times lynn who finished the game was weak in the start but finished "strong In the ninth after two men had hit safely he struck out the next three in order Corbett was' consistent through out but poor fielding behind him accounts for the large score One other bright feature of morning's tray was a eaten or Twomey at snort doula play by Millman' and Osborne pulled off In speedy fashion The score: if EASTERN HS CENTRAL AB 9 Kel r3 2 6 4 0 6 3 OWalshp 2 0 lynnp 4 3 snowc Bayne 1 1 i 1 1 TIGERS ONE THE STRONG LOCAL INDEPENDENT TEAMS A Good Guaranteed Bicycle 5 for $2000 I indsay 2 Albas 3 Meyers 3 park this afternoon All Tigers ciock Tigers would games for the season Address 25b Twenty eighth street or it 294 Ask for manager will hold a special meet ar Thirtv first street The following please report: Meelo Paulm Priebe Oscar brothers Koth Babinger Carlton Neubcrt roski James Thessmer Pates Andrezak and Capt William Wilker Argonauts ill plav the Morton Baking Co this afternoon at Artillery and Port Tnc following nlayers please report not than Grant rear Herrick Ortwinc Everson Homan Honev Kielholz Karl an Haaren Trent Hard Hitting Enables Them to Beat Burroughs Nine by 4 to 2 Score Woodhills have Sunday May 8 open and would like to hear from any team having grounds Tigers Myrtles Papke's Athletics McGray Tigers or A preferred Phone Wertz JWest 510 6 7 Loyal Guard No 35 is without' a game for next Sunday Any team with grounds desiring this date phone jGrand 2921 or write Davenport 92 Lysander street Tigers or Delrays preferred Loyal Guard has Memorial day and July 4 open and would like to hear from Milford Pontiac Royal Oak Dexter lint or Monroe Orioles Stomier A Is without a game for Sun day Manager of Morrell Cubs call before 7 Thursday night Main 5541 Banners will play St Clair Sunday on St grounds at 2 All Ban ners meet at Canfield and Baldwin or games 'phone Ridge 2092 and ask for Ed Apel Ben Hurs would like to book games with any 17 or 18 year old uniformed teams Have May 15 open or games call Ridge ana ask tor August totocxei Western Cubs would like to hear any 17 or IS year old team for Sunday They also have some other dates to reams or tnis age 1X1 between 6 and for Ed Tigers are out to book games for the season McGraw Tigers West ern club Delray club and Delray Athletics preferred or games address rank Peck 256 Twenty eighth street or phone Walnut 249 and ask for manager Bellevues will play the Mohawks Sunday afternoon at Walkerville Bellevues have a few open dates and woid like to arrange games with city or state teams Address Levasseur Walkerville Ont Liberty Athletics have open dates on Sat urday and Sunday and would like to hear from some city or state teams Euclids St Clair McGraw Tigers A and Western club preferred Write John Shaefer or call 1047 Liberty Athletics will hold a special meeting riday night at place All players report Wee ahs defeated the Orioles by the score of 9 to 1 The feature of the game was the pitching of Terman and the all around playing of the winners The Wee ahs would like to arrange a game with any 17 year old team for May Address Joseph Miesel 207 Baldwin avenue of St wishes game with any uniforme! teamjn city Address Manager 303 ourteenth avenue Jack Holland former pitcher of the U' Virginia baseball team is requested to write Charles Bounker ISO Thirty Anybody desIrins the1 services of an experienced player forthls afternoon may secure one by calling Walnut 5300 TJ and asking for Wil! Kuise! He has been trying ouLrWith the Akron Qlub for the past five weeks and is tn exctiJeni conaiuon uesDitA the that' hewas working against the three best outfielders inthe league he made a remarkable showing and olh was so pleased that he placed him In the Western Pennsylvania Jeagve with an option on him for next year' He has been notified to report the 14th: and he ts open to play with anybody In the araasuaiv' auuitm cvq i itor Datfwt rToe Press Spaldings Show No Mercy in Burlesque Chune With Sandwich Boys 6 0 0 Hits dtt Nfiwberf 6 Against Nen bnrt 33 Hohkaner 42 soasfi nitz melow jBnrly 2 Mitchell on Libert Liberty 4 bet I 14 1 0 0 0 3 2 10 9 4 CENTRAL: ENJOYS SLUGGING BEE Bv Nichols Haves irst base 3 Struck nut: By Passed balls: Mc Nlchols 2 Unfpires: ffce Merkel Teem taUh irst ft Xew York Motorcycle 15O Mile Eaduraace Kun a of thirty eight twenty survivors an1 four: who made perfect scores in the first of 1910 quarterly trials conducted under New Xork CIub on SunrtA 3' 'She was run off un weather conditions a though many of the competitors fell by tne wayside because of hazards the "countered in the Way of sandy roads after bbcu eeKSKUl point on to Poughkeepsie for the 'home' run was made were anything but ideal Cf thQ 1 i four were of the Merkel which came through ing any of its members penalized Merkel aggregation was under the leah A Chapple who was one vf i5 riders on the team together with McLaughlin Tuebner and The Excelsior team took seco i place and the Indian quartet third Next in order was the and fifth the representatives The fight for place among the teams was the most 'n feature of the trial as the a Tire Co has offered a S100 trophy the team making the biggest in the series of four events durir' the season The route was along the bank of the Hudson to Poughkeepsie mlles away and the return was male over the 'same roads Checking stations established at Tarrytown PeekskiH ar ougnKeepsie and there were climb one on Aqueduct hill just Tarrytown and the other on the ville road near Peekskill Saturday bats with CSoulevard and Warren Alec Wilson the Pieavy hftting outfielder Milimanand Harry Black have joined I and will be in the game Manager ofT I would like to hear from somegood team for May 28 and June 4 Thursday evening a very important meeting will be held at home 669 Tillman The following players re port: Bayne Merritt Miliman McCall Coulten Jones Black Clark Wilson and Saunders We also sell the easy rid ing Excelsior Auto Cycle and the leading Take Broitmeyer rw boat Hundreds df workmen available A fully equipped machine shop for sale cheap Liberal financial assistance ready for a concern that mean business Address inquiries to Drawer Marine City Michigan Totals 36 12 27 14 1 Innings 1 2 Spaldings 2 0 College 0 2 Runs: Carey Jeakle Lavens Conzett Dierlcks Merritt net Hits: 2 Two base Three base hits: hits: Jeakle 2 College 2 6 Hit by pitcher: key irst base on College 1 Left on College 6 Struck Wendt 2 Kennedy 6 lion to Le Beauf Jeakle to Merritt: Kelly illion Le Beauf Passed ball: McQuil Ian Wild pitches: Kennedy 2 Time 2:00 Umpires: Krnce and Tiernan At tendance: 200 A A A A A 1' I J' i a 3 JU 1AK1 OfMK a i ''7 i "A I I I fl Ar A 4 4 AW 'WlP 1 I a alMjaMaaW I MS I Gut zeik fra I IK1KB i 0 4 Sv orvaaaHj waszs wiauvi i 9 1 i 1 z) I 9 i I I i Jt i Open I MKrt avenup Windsor A Windsor 44 and ask for Chari At bit Two i a se 1 IL v4 io 999H9n99Mi9 kl ar i clash i in iOl II JCJlIBM Will JaLx' 7 'f Star I 7 1 1 if eve cor 1 wranhar 4rf i 4 8 5 aobawfc i 'S lor JI tf ei a 1 ''A' ft '9 r4 4 I P' At sf 7 1 A 1 i 18 a a 2LjJTQp XV 'W ZL v' Ll Bar 4 8rww fl ft i itf a i ma ar a uiai lM jil iM la lasiaMliTiia aHiaeWaTaw 7 IK 1.