Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 9

thedetroitctIbe press Wednesday rjuhf is 1906 KILLIAN WINNER BAN WILL USE A TIGE OR TWO IN BOSTON I HE MAY TO BEST START Lefthander Has Easy Task WOULD HELP TIGERS DELAY IN THE DEAL AUTO SHARPS HERE SIR SEAGATE AMERICAN LEAGUE SAM JONES IS CAUSE LATTEK REMALV IN TOWN OR DANGER GREAT SADNESS THEIR ACCOUNTING Detroit In the Wise Money Placed on Him in are BY RANK COOKE NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING SOUTHERN MICHIGAN 4 JOE THOMAS CALIORNIA Saginaw men RACING ENTRIES CLEVER MOVE LANDS TOLEDO IRST CLOSE ONE TO TECUMSEH I which mare beat Marcus a few inclies the 7 1 15 1 27 a Totals 107 0 1 GOING OVER BORDER NOW 4 4 0 4 5 1 Totals 4 Totals 33 llf23 10 3 9 AMATEUR THE NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 1 4 3 in 2 1 inish Elapsed 6 23 05 30 OOT 1 4:52 CLASS 25 OOT 4 Mathewson 21 OOT $400 Pittsburg July Sparks 1 4 1 3 3 6 1859 9 II 3 20 OOT CLAS! 3 3 7 3 IS OOT had an 2 32 12 oo harness 0 0 the local batsmen for 16 OOT CLASS McIntyre was hit hard VANADIS WINS LONG RACE in Burch Score: li Champagne ORT ERIE On 4 rl 0 1 0 0 4 4 0 0 1 4 11 0 7 8 1 0 0 0 9 3 4 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 4 4 1:08:21 1:12:05 I to 1 Realm 5 3 7 3 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 3 4 6 0 7 1 11 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 Mt Tecumseh lackson not not to to 3 6 4 3 6 4 0 7 0 0 3 5 0 0 1 3 4 1 0 0 1 isher 3 Millerp 9 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 10 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 II I 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 i 1 0 I 0 I 0 ton Boston 1 3 1 3 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 Enright (Peck) Ethel (Goodwin) 26 4:12:00 4:16:47 4:28:04 4:38:36 of 92 to 80 5 3 6 1:33:03 1:43:00 5 4 3 ds ds 14 OO1 0 0 0 2 2 9:00 9:00 :9:00 :00 :35 5 6 3 0 0 0 50 Henry atinitza at 1 mile 19 8 9 Gagel Col' bor 4:06:434:23:05 5:05:00 Score: 9 9 1:09 1:14: 1:17 1:18 3:49:10 4:07:22 8:50 8:50 8:50 8:50 8:50 12:51:43 1:20:50 1:50:00 the" first in an er 4 18 2 4 2 5 1 3 0 0 3 A 3 0 3 8 0 12:49:10 1:07:22 1:14:20 2b i shoot a Jack Mar conditions McIntyre Coughlin 1 inti say Leary Schmidt I Pct 20 524 37 098 2 0 4 Jones 1 3 3 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brown and 4:14:32 4:19:36 4:22:00 4:23:35 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 1 3 0 00 0 0 0 0 Deneau batted for bunted1 20 00 0 A 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 '1 4:34:00 4:42 4:43 finish finish ij out gamed Maxie Witt lor Kiamesha at 1 to 5 won race Summaries: selling Clements 5 to and even won Mint Hennessy) 10 to 1 and 4 to 1 on tho fair grounds course 37 3 O' 0 0 to down and 3 ds ds Mhletlcs 47 New York 46 Cleveland 46 Chicago 44 Pct 667 Kal'zoo619 Creek600 1 1 1 1 wo One is to an A 1 1 0 1 1 5 a 6 7 8 9 0 2 4 16 consecutive The run was owing to aiiowea 0 Two hits 3olin2 Blair DhlandI Daniels 1 Duval 5inith 3 Neal in elrath Deneau 1 0 35 CLASS PURSE $400 Outcry Newt ishr roward Blue Daisy Hy oster Helmuth Marzie Ocelot ran 6 1 1 tlades A 107 10 won Meadow Breeze to 1 second Uncle Henry 10 to 1 third time 1:17 3 5 Totals 35 12 27 12 3 4 o3 4:37 :214 2:245 PURSE $400 ch? in by Norval Welsh) (Miller) (Ashley) (Hopkins) (Kallmorgan) 0 2 2 10 0 Kling his eye is evidently as he swatted out three hits brand out of four times 16 9 Aged fie 8 0 0 Stolen on er 27 8 0 0 1 10 1 1 2 3 3 3 OTHERS WILL JOIN THEM AIR TRACK TODAY IN THE EAST THEY THINK THIS LAD IS THE NEXT WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION Cincinnati July Cincinnati hit Young hard in the game today the run getting being aided by errors on the part or tne nostons timer two innings Innings Cincinnati Boston Weimer and Schlei Young and Needham 12:42:00 12:46:47 12:58:04 12:58:51 1:06:52 1:08:36 ENGINEERS AB 11 O'R'kes 4 1 4 1 Kk i nm Ballard 1 RGreenl Bryant 3 HGreenc Hayes hit to right put erris on third and fly to Jones sent him home In the eighth the Tigers cinched the game opening with a triple Junes doubling and Schaefer cracking lor the circuit They Made a inish ESTERN HORSE EASY INNER AT SHORT IGURES Address Ar ield avenue? have Saturday July 21 like to hear from some on Page Ten Stark Slearl Wagner 2 Beasley 1 4 2 110 Merkle 3 Dotyp STANDING 13 16 16 58 Spicer: 1:24:00 1 :32 :55 1:33:50 Did Did X'OU can tell it Ly its ef fervescence transparence and fine flavor 4 9 Gibson Rain at Island Park Albany Julv The races at Island Park tiack were postponed today on account rain chances '5 6 7 8 1 1 I GRIMSHAW WERE OERED IN TRADE BY BOSTON CAUSES HITCH IN TRANSER LINT PLAYERS Result and Entries at All of Running Tracks Trap Shooting at lats The St Clair lats trapshooting grounds at Joe under the management of Les Stotts were well attended Sunday ollowing are the scores at 25 targets Clay 18 Muir 17 Aderholt 21 Herberts 16 Bedore 19 Stotts 22 Zllkte 21 Brown 16 Snook 16 Stoddard 11 Sullivan 14 Purkey Hess 9' Baugh 7 Trautz 9 Dunlap 13 Holland 15 Peltier 7 raser 6 Hibbard 14 SAME TRUE KIAMEfiHA SECO5D EVENT Stein Em'onsl 3 4 4 28 BOSTON AB Games New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis Petoskey lyer: eaves 9 on Pere'Mar aJett "ast run: Through Diagrams No 7 West ort at Main 363 or Parent Hoey 1 utIs 2b reeman lb Godwin 3b Hayden Armbruster Tannehill Games Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington Player Manager for Tiges Says Secretary Nat in ine Clouting With Run by Schaefer Alpena Tawas boa ts The Country club boats were 'declared out in a statement made 5 by' Rear Commodore Jennings yesterday and the Spray also will be absent according to present plans The Detroiters hold that admission of the Bill Poster and New Illinois both double rudder boats" is in violation of the rules governing the contests The Detroiters say they a will not race freaks' a A list of ninety one boats was made out today which is the largest fleet that has attended the Inter Lake since its organization Old timers say the fleet does not look so large however more of the smaller classes being pres ent? On Wednesday at 8:30 in the morn ing the second race of the series will be pulled off it being the windward and leeward event open to all classes About 400 people came down this noon on the steamer rank Kirby to help make merry the annual excursion of the Detroit Yacht club The excursionists were welcomed by the hundreds of yachts men here and all enjoyed the day The nitee was highly complimented for its work Among the late arrivals are Lcnore Wi lenna Stag I Carmelfta Sultana Lucille Dusty Syde Winyah and Dixie Today's Game at Mt Clemens Jackson at Tecumseh Mitchcll out Innings Jackson Tecumseh Two base lilts Slear Hases Rradlev Smith rors Jackson 2 Tecumseh 3 5 Tecumseh 7 By elrath 2 by Doty 6 BY WILL WREORD Put in Bay Ohio July 17 (Special) boats started in the first race triangular of the Inter Lake re gatta here today and in the class that draws' 11' the 21 footer the Tple4o tUenew racer of' the' beat the chimpion Spray by one of the strang est flukes known to yachtsmen The Spray had led nearly all around the first two legs of the course or eight of the twelve miles with the Cleve land and Ostiketa following and the Ste Claire and Toledo far back of the Rooster II which was hardly given a chance for even a place Bverybody watching the race was looking off to windward of the second stake watching the Spray Otsiketa and Cleveland coming down for the turn when suddenly all attention was drawn to a boat cutting directly across the roundabout paths of the fleet It was the Toledo heretofore considered down and out for the day But Wilds had taken advantage of a shift in the wind it coming around from northwest to almost east and by the change the new 21 footer was able to cut off at least a mile and a half of the trip As it was the Toledo won the race by over four minutes Spray second Cleveland third Ostiketa fourth Rooster II fifth and Ste Clair last The Toledo boys are more than" jubilant not only winning in the 21 foot class but with the En right in the 40 foot class Wanette in the 30 foot and Wrinkle in the 18 foot classes Chloris of the irst race 7 Cobmosa won Glen Lonely 30 to 1 second 8 to 5 third: time 1:28 2 5 Second race 5 Livius 8 to 1 won: Excuse Me 5 to 2 second: leeting Star 8 to 1 third time 1:09 1 5 Third race steeplechase short course Gullistan 5 tn 1 won Enghurst 5 to 2 second Gold Run to 5 third tine 3:49 ourth race 6 Gold Enamel 3 to :1 won Tickle 10 to 1 second: Charles Eastman even third: time 1:20 1 5 ifth race 6 King Pepper 9 to 2 won Suzanne more 6 to '5 see on' sheen a to 1 tmra time 1:14 4 Sixth race 514 Tom Gilroy 5 won Pedro 6 to 1 second Moccasin to 1 third time 1:09 Seventh race 14 Edwin Gum 9 2 won Request 3 to 1 second Arab 9 5 third time 1:54 4 5 1 3b lb ort irst 'race 1 mile olds and vp Brick 1G0: Clara Carlo 100: lene 100 Miss Eberlce 101 Myrmidon 102 Richard Jr Lice xuo rue isov ito Pond 108: Russell A 111 Second race 5 furlongs 2 year olds penalties and allowance Laughery 101 Voting 102 Jerry Sharp 102 Spheri cal 105 Timothy Wen 105 Gronioboi Grace Kimball 105 iSlondy 113 lie 113 cnariie Gilbert 118 1 16 imiles handicap 3 Artnur 17 Hen Mot 107 BIBLE CONERENCE ORION SPECIAL RATES Michigan Central announce very low rates for the above occasion July 26 27 28 30 3L See agents for par ticu lars Latonin irst race one mile Prince Pless Katherine Pirates' Dance Sea Mate Sherrill Cambridge King Abys sinia Sago 94 Talanmnd 97 Bernie Cramer 102iEva Clair Piller Layson Sister Lillian 107 Dr Riley 109 Scotch Dance 112 Second race 6 furlongs Nickle 84 Banposal 93 Thiberus Mint Boy 97 Wee Lass 98 Miss Anxious 100 102 Nonie Lucille 106: Martlus 110 Ral beTt 112 Red Coat 110 Third race one Tom Roberts 87 The Minks 99 Old Stone 102: Major Carson Gus Heidorn 106 Cotton Town 109 Alma Dufour 119 ourth race steeplechase club house course Eneda Law 125 Gould 140 rank Me 145 Snow Drift Picktime 147 ifth race' 5 1 3 furlongs purse Mamo rean Quiddity Bedrice Handy Gill 97 Bonaventure 100 Stockland 106 air agot 107 Mildrene 112 a Sixth race mile and three furlongs sell Cashier 97 Glisten The Only Way 100 Little Elkin Knowledge 102 Handy Bill 103 Captain Bob 105 Mamie Algol 106 The Gadfly 1CI Seventh race one mile Lady Charade Inspector Girl 92 Oberon Belle view Dr McCluer 94 Early Hours 96 Self Reliant Don Irent 97 Yachting Girl 100 My Gem 102: Invlctus 104 Light Opera Jim Hale 109 Katie Powers ill Boston Mass July troit landed the game of today with out very much difficulty5 to 3 though batting against a pitcher Jess Tan 1 iiill who is usually a puzzle to the Tigers Manager Armour sent Killian work against the locals and he roved very effective being found in but one inning the last? Then he did some good pitching in the midst vf an incipient batting ending tne game witli two runs in and two i bases and with such a dangerous 1 liter as Parent at the bat reddy iaiic to get the ball out of the dia mond and the two runs that would tie didn't come Tannehill did very good work ut spite the fact that he is still lame uad is not in his best form Still heodd the Tigers down fairly well and they scored off him in but 'two in rnngs He was hit hard in the eighth cn O'Leary and Schaefer caught on '1 ids slow ones the last named for1 home run and Jones made ai'l dde and Schaefer besides doing the best hitting for their side uuido a very fine showing in the field having the bulk of the work fall to tiiom Schmidt appeared" to excellent advantage How Detroit Did It Detroit had a good chanbe for a run in the third when O'Leary led off vurh a single and Schmidt put him on ond witjt a neat sacrifice but there stayed It was not until the fourth mning that there was anything do mg and in that inning Tannehill gave lie' only passes handed out in the game Schaefer and McIntyre got them and advanced on out With two men gone Lindsay landed a single in center sending oom imine There was no more doing till seventh when Boston made its run minpmiR Hnrisinn which ris safe at first when he was touched iv 1 mHeav 14 rcorrizin 8:45 CLASS 8:39 8:30 8:30 8:30 7 8:30 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 line it being necessary for her to take a short leg down and return Al during the first leg a beat to v'rd ward the Cleveland held a short lead over the Spray and turned the first jouoy' at 10:28 with the Spray twenty seconds behind The Detroit boat 'passed Cleveland Sjust after rounding the stakeand pulled far into the widening the gap every mo ment 'while the Ostiketa and the oth ers also gained on Cleveland The Avay it looked then it was the race and the interest turned to the smaller classes Hobart's Mermaid rather surprising the followers at the first turn beating all rivals to it while tlie Wrinkle gladdened the hearts of the Toledo people by turn ing it first in her class the 18 foot By the way the little Wrinkle made the third best time of any boat in the race going the 12 miles in four hours fourteen minutes and thirty two sec onds The sixteen footers went over a nine mile course and are not in cluded in this statement Just as soon as the observation fleet arrived at the second stake and began the gossip as to the various winners the Toledo stunt startled them and she made the second turn at 11:56:40 the Spray following six minutes forty sec onds behind The race was then de cided though the Spray never gave up and pulled down nearly two minr ute? of the lead The Spray people are not worried and still think they will land the ree Press loving cup They already have two heats on it There is considerable in terest here in possible action of the Chicago committee in charge of the Lipton cup races in view of the prob able absence from that competition of all Detroit 21 footers as as the is grape juice fermented in the cask and tlienaged in the bottle dt least two and a half years The hest rench processes have been used in making it nearly 50 years Owing to an unlooked for hitch in plans the expected transfer of the lint team to Battle Creek which had been promised for yesterday was delayed and may not go through for several days In fact there is a chance that the Battle Creek manage ment will abandon the idea of taking the team as a whole and will get together a nine made up of players who were in view when tho lint transfer matter came up and possibly including some from the lat ter town The lint proposition is dead locked at present through a situation that does not concern Battle Creek Arrangements had been completed to take the lint team to Battle Crek on Monday after the men had been paid off keeping it intact instead of allowing the men to scatter As it happened the team did not get its settlement on Monday and decided not to leave lint until this was attended to which also kept it there yesterday Wish to Hold Nine Those lint people who have bet active in raising funds for support of the team object strongly to having it depart and orn tiftii ir 1 II 111 LLr Ut 1 1OL 3 4114'4 4 propositions have hern made raise a fnnrl to continue rhe club as Independent nine This is not regarded as feasible as a number of the piayers will go to other clubs in preference to playing independent ball Tho other proposition Is to the Southern Michigan league The lint leaders have a guarantee of a sum sufficient to cover any deficiencies if the team can complete the season in the Southern Michigan league provided that the citizens show sufficient interest oy raising enough money to clear the present indebtedness Joe Ganzel the lint man ager is a supporter of the latter proposi tion and will ketp his team togetffir until it is answered The league has taken up the lint matter once and then decided that it was inadvisable in view of the poor location of the park lack of Sunday ball and falling off in general Interest to Include the city this season Made Good Propositions Several propositions were made to the players and the lint people to the ad vantage of both players and city The players merely said that their departure would be governed by the time of settle ment while the backers held off for answer on the league proposition Un 'til some settlement is reached Battle Creek will be put in a bad way as it had ad vertised the transfer all of the players having agreed to make the change on Monday The new Saginaw team of the Southern Michigan will play its first game today at Mt Clemens and will be at Tecumseh on riday and Saturday Its home opening it ls expected will be on Sunday Sag inaw has Clarence (Jessup as its player manager and looks 'like a strong team with the changes that have been made Totals 34 Innings Lawyers Engineers fcarned Lawyers Qnhiu nnacasse Bv Miller 11 by Hayes 2 Off Miller 3 off Hayes Howarts and Green Lawyers 4 Engineers 7 Umpire Steiber 3 6 4 5 (is 7 ds Arts will meet at 7:30 this evening at 716 Rivard Manager of Hudson nine Is re uuc ited to phone West 986 Kvstones would like to hear from some strong team for a game for Sunday A would like a game uitli any strong team for Saturday after July 21 Eikharts would like to book any strong yeir old team for Saturday Dittmer 1133 Stove Mounters pen and would Continued Pittsburg July Sparks pitched a strong game for Philadelphia Pittsburg be ing unable to get a run until the ninth in ning He was given good support Phila delphia hit Willis with comparative ease winning nanas aown ccore Innings1 2 3 4'5 6 7 8 Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Phillies 0 0 3 0 0 0'0 3 Willis Lynch and Sparks and Dooin 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 Youngblood at it Again Th transhooters are at it again riday afternoon at 1 Louis Young blood who got the money last winter for the Canadian conungeni win match race ith Bob' Adams at place in Sandwich The are 100 birds for $300 a side side Tmrd race year olds and up Gold Mate 94 cummer u2 reservation 1C7 Peter Sterling ourth race 7 furlongsy 2 year olds and up selling Oak Leaf 90 Caper Calzle 104 Clara Dee 105: You Dare 107 Singing Master lt9 Chief Deputy 10y Blue Miracle 109 Ralph Reese 110 'Jim Beattie 112 Selected 112 i ifth race 4 1 1 furlongs 2 year oldfillies penalties and rench Empress? 110 Tanbark J10 Louisanne 110 Malta i 110 Elksino 110 NemeHta cine' 110 Melting 110 Lee Beach Creole Girl 110 Dairy Maid 110 Beatrice II 110? Lady Bateman 105rSlster Star 200 Hattie Dodson 100 Sixth race 7 furlongs 3 year olds and up Nini 91 Gause 105 Rubaiyat 106: Little Mike 107 King Pepper 109 Comic Opera 111 Glifain 113 Alsono 116 Seventh race 1 1 16 miles 3 year olds and up actotum 93 Cadichon S4 Scarecrow 7 Chanida 99 Vanity 99 Saladin 100 Solon Shingle 103 Mono chord 103 Jungle Imp 104 Exclamation 104 rox Meade lOo: Perry McAdowApprentice allowance claimed ANS SEE JACKSON BEATEN IN SWELL CONTEST 'A 4 (Tecumseh Mieh July 17 In a game full of sharp and exciting plays with the hitting about even Tecumseh won from Jackson today by 'a score i' of 3 to 1 Both elrath andDoty had perfect control and neither allowed a walk Wagner featured with the stick making two doubles and a single in four times up at times when hits counted jump and one hand catch of a hot liner bat two jumping catches of line drives and un assisted double Tlay were also features that set the fans wild Jackson made her only score in the third on a single and stolen base by Bradlev and an error Tecumseh scored in the third on two singles and two bagger and one in the fifth with two gone on douoles by Slear ana wagner JACKSON AB Tlic crack auto drivers who entered in the wenty four hour event and the $2500 gold coin race at the State air grounds are be ginning to arrive Coey was the first to get in after Oldfield and Albert and by noon Webb Rogers the MOO inile champion recberg and the other dare devils will all have arrived and will be working out Barney Oldfield realizes that it is up to him to defeat Webb Coey and Albert in the big race for lo cal enthusiasts have always looked to Barney to emerge victor in any contest lie entered Webb has always proven Barney's naraest comnet itor now that he has a new 110 horse power car Giant Bar ney's task will be harder than ever before Coey is the young Chicago millionaire who loves the sport to the extent of spending thousands of dollars 'each year for racing ears and his one expressed ambition is to defeat Oldfield on the track In bt Louis a month ago Oldfield won from Coey in record time by scarce ly six feet avorite in Long Race Rogers of Racine 'Wis and his Mitchell will be the favorites Jn the twenty four hour race despite the fame of some of the other profes sionals Rogers won the 100 mile race in Chicago on July! and the fifty mile event in Milwaukee last and is looked upon us the endurance drive champion of the country red Postal promises that the ttack and appointments at the grounds will be most perfect A score of workmen are busy with the course and grand stand Over two hundred boxes have installed since the fair last fall To make everything sure Ned Broad well 'famous throughout the automo bile world as the most effective rain maker that ever caused the postpone ment of an auto meet will be attended to Last night the stockholders of the Detroit Automobile Racing association voted Ned a vacation and sent him out of town where he will remain until noon on when he will be al lowed to visit the track so long as the clouds are not in sight If the danger of a rain storm is imminent Broadwell will be hustled back to the city In Charge of Meet The officials of the course were named last night as follows: Honorary Sidney Gorham secretaryAmerican Automobile asso ciation Active red Postal president State air association Judges John Schneider Waldron Metzger II Joy Weston McMaster George Lane' Jess Draper ranklin Peterson red Castle Broadwell Harry ields Harry Miller Clifford Has kins George Grant Earnest A Morass Cl'ei'kvoti the Montague "Perretl Assistants to the clerk Harry Greece Bert Moorehead Lew Bolton Board of scorers Lamb Jack Brady Wm Neumann Alex McLeod Weber Joe Gardeni Walter Bemb Charles Hall Automo bile club of Kenosha red Baiiey Automobile club of Rhode Island Technical advisory John Spiers Leland Chas King Morley Leo Melanowski AUTO TOURISTS HAVE ESCORT CUSTOMS MEN Bluff Point July 17 Revenue inspectors of the United States and Can ada met the Glidden trophy tourists upon their arrival at Hotel Champlain today and will accompany them over the Canadian border This plan was ar ranged in order to simplify the customs formalities With the exception of a large number of tire breakdowns the run of 377 miles today from Elizabethtown to Hotel Champlain was made without accident in a drizzling rain The stretch of road between Elizabethtown and' Au Sable chasm where the cars were checked out was bumpy hilly sandy and generally hard on tires The baggage truck which ran over an embankment on Monday was put to rights by a rescue party from Elizabeth town and arrived here late this after noon amid the cheers of the tourists strong He is now being Mean while Outfielder Stanl will be in charge of the club Manager Collins's rela tions to the club remain Joiinson is pursuing the plan that ne followed earlier ni the season try sfcure new men from tne other clubs No one seems to have any players to however when it comes to the helping hand The league president got busy with the Detroit dob officers as soon as the Tigers reached here the supposition here be he imagines that tne alleged dissensions In the Club ihay put its owners in the mood to talk trade Would Grab Grimshaw The chief block trades between toe Boston club and others is the fact that Boston has nothing much to of fer erris would fit in on a number of clubs and Parent would be valuable for a team that needs a short stop Grimshaw the hard hitting first base man is the only man Detroit coulduse unless it should be a pitcher A story was put in circulation nere today that Johnson might secure Ar mour from Detroit and put him in charge of the upbuilding of the Boston team which must have a lot of new young talent it is said that Armour would be willing to leave Detroit for Boston and it is known that he is well thought of by Johnson All parties however deny that such a move is considered Secretary Navin said would not change now as the Detroit club is opposed to playing managers My short experience in baseball shows the bench manager superior to the playing manager The manager who is in the game mustdivide his attention between perform ing his duties as a ball plaver and also in directing his men The result is that the heat of battle he is liable to say and Jo things that he would not have said or 'lone for anything had he been sitting on the bench and not actively engaged in the fcon Mr 1 awkey is thoroughly It 1C CJ tn rv elrath in ninth third striae 3 4 5 6 7 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 Wagner 2 irst base Lett on oases Struck out Double nlays Bolin and Daniels Stark unassisted Time 1:30 Umpire Attendance 350 Start CLASS 8:35 CLASS 18:40 8:10 8:10 Speed at Windsor Track Ai Thomas arrived yesterday at Wind sor with his Grand circuit stable Mr Thcmas has brought with the great Michigan bred and owner pacer Mercy Me (4) 2:1114 by Strongwood This mare is owned by Lay of Kalamazoo and is reported to have worked a mile a shade better than 2:05 James Hogan the Memphis trainer re ports all his horsesJn good condition in cluding Snyder McGregor 3:054 Kid Shay 2:074 in string is tak ing his work as if he enjoyed it This New York trainer also has five others Including Lake Queen 2:124 and Minter 2:144 that last year raced in the Butler Salisbury stable Lest You orget! Take Victory Castor Oil Pills Delightfully active Never gripe Physic tonic purifier 10c 25c All druggists Well Known Automobile Men List of Officials mi )ston Sacrifice Schmidt Crawford nnov Tones Three base Lcarv Godwin Home Schaefer i irst base on Off Tannehill 2 Struck it Bv Tannehill 4 by Killian 4 Time 11J Umpires Conijoliy and Evans Merely a Donation to Ruth Wildman Putting Away Dejected Boston Nine Results Chicago 6 New York 2 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg St Louis 7 Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 12 Boston 4 New York July Sir Huon to 3 won the Seagate stakes one and a furlong avBnghton Beach to day Albert and Max Witt taced together lor nearly a mile with the favorite about two lengths behind Troxler gave Sir Huon his head in the stretch and he won by two lengths Albert the place the second irst race 102 (Miller) Bena 99 second Orphan Lad 103 (Koerner) 9 to 2 and to 1 third time 1:11 2 5 El Capi tan Be Wa Wa Gen Sherman Pun gent Windsor Delestroine Kilter Um brella Black Mate Knight of Ivanhoe and Aulalie also ran Second race 6 Kiamesha 113 (Knapp) 1 to 5 and out won Bryant 109 (Koerner) 5 to 1 and out second Corn Blossom 108 (Travers) 30 to 1 and 3 to 1 third time 1:14 3 5 Tom Cod and sov ereign also ran Thbd race 11 16 Hyperion 107 (Bell) 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 won Azelma 101 (Keyes) 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 second Edith James 94 (ricshon) 10 to 1 aird 4 to 1 third time 1:47 Goldsmith Sir Caruth ers Bragg Wrenne Gold Coin and Cham plain also ran ourth race the Seagate stakes 14 miles Huon 126 (Troxler) 1 to 3 and out won Albert 106 (L Williams) 15 to 1 and 2 to 1 second Maxie Witt 114 (Mar tin) 20 to 1 and 5 to 2 third time 1:54 Royal Scot and Gallavant also ran ifth race 1 1 16 ar West 113 (Shaw) 2 to 1 and 3 to 5 won Sailor Boy 90 (Miller) 8 to 1 and 5 to 2 second Blandy 118 (J Jones) 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 third time 1:17 3 5 Tartan Geranium and Von Tromp also ran Sixth' race 54 Killaloe 107 (Koerner) 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 won Domi nator 110 (Noter) t0 to 1 and 20 to 1 sec ond Dunvallo 110 (Baird) 20 to 1 and 7 to 1 thud time 1:08 2 5 Grand Pierrot Dr Lee Lady Pride Judge Post Rosemount Crimson clover and Col Jack I also ran Seventh race selling 1 1 16 Tyrori 106 (McGee) 10 to 1 and 4 to 1 won Reld moore 94 (Noone) 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 sec ond Novena 101 (McDaniel) 12 to 1 and 4 to 1 third time 1 :48 3 5 RobaWor Tlto mond Contend Sandalwood Elevation Woodsman Prloity and Janeta also ran iroversy convinced of the same say Detroit will always have abfinch manager as long as he holds the own ership of the If Detroit Had Hitters are two surprises rto me "'4n our race this season Na viit is that Cleveland is not'well oft in the lead and the other is that New York has kept up where it is Lajoie has all the inherent ball playing strength in his club that any one could ask plenty of good hitting a good: string of pitchers fast fielders and clever base runners and yet that team is only third Why there are seven men with Cleveland hitting over 300 Lajoie Clark Bemis Rosman Turn er Bay and lick Chicago j5etroit or the Athle tics one or two of 'those hard clean up hitters that Lajoie has and see how easily either of these clubs would walk off with the flag So far as club is concerned I am sur prised it is up so well because it has not a single high class pitcher to keep it going The team hits well enough being second in club batting but at that there are only three regulars above the 300 mark Chase Keeler and Williams himself is one of the best pitchers on this team but the burden of handling a winning club in such a fight is too much for a man if he has to pitch too and Griffith is wise to my mind in keeping out of the playing end and devoting his time and attention to getting everything possible out of his men Score: TECUMSEH AB A 4 4 4 4 4 Boston July Though the Boston club claims that Jimmie Collins is still' the team managerand at the head of all of its affairs other than those of the box office Ban son acts right now like the man at the helm He 'took charge of affairsimmediately upon his arrival almost coincident with which the club issued a statement to the newspapers which Collins was at the Hunt ington avenue grounds on Monday morning and practiced sufficiently to nna that his knee was not enough for work treated by Dr A REACHED MACKINAC 7 MINUTES TO THE GOOD Mackinac Mich' July (Spe cial In the Chicago Mackinac race the yawl Vanadis Commodore Stearns's boat crossed the line at 4:08 this morning about seven minutes ahead of theHawthorne The Vanadis covered the 331 miles in 62 hours 7 minutes and 46 seconds making a great record taking into consideration the light winds that prevailed during the trip The finish was very exciting When the Vanadis arrived she thbught she had come in second as the Vanenna had passed her out by many hours but misfortune had befell the Vanenna at Skllligilee shoals and she came in ninth The Naiad crossed the line at 10:09 but her time allowance was up at 10 a She gets second prize in the yawl class This evening the yachtsmen are guests of the Chicago Yacht club at a smoker when the prizes' were awarded Several boats will remain here for a few days 'All of the sailors are very well pleased W(th the race and many speak of entering again next year Commodore Affiect was so pleased with the character of the race that he will enter Hussar II again Erie for maiden 3 year Top 97 Charartam Minnie 100 Meri Madchen 101 1(3: Doc Wal Mendoncino 105 BAN IS TRYING TO GET SOME DETROIT TALENT the Man Who Owns One Touring 16 Pt Cl OKA gas and Oil Lamps 14 Runabouts With olding CC7K Seat 8 II P1 $650 Delivery REO AUTO AGENCY 2S9 Jefferson Phone 5788 ree Demonatrntlona Yet Noted on State Circuit Bay City Harness Meet is in Swing Results Detroit 5 Boston 3 Rain elsewhere Wes Matches Track Record (talem July In winning the Portsmouth handicap at Rockiigliam tniiav John A Drakes' gelding Wes equalled the record of the track of 1:26 1 2 for 7 furlongs held by Zienap They Still Had aith The bettors stuck to and might have realized had not that one gone too fast in the last quarter and made a bteak at the distance flag Alice Carr winning An earlier drive would have landed Tho fourth heiit was a swell finish with Alice Carr Miss: Daphne Direct Mamie Riley and Marcus apart in the order and a weary fifth The 2:35 trot proved to be afhorse race all right Cressmore a son of Cbesceus driven by Jim Burns was plckedto win but one heatJet him out Order Queen won the first one because of two breaks by Cressmore which one had the speed all right air Hazel' profited likewise the second heat Cressmore moving up and breaking on the las't turn? 'Burns kept' the chestnut going in the and finished tn front after a masterly stretch drive This took it about 'all out of Cressmore as he was unsteady and nothing elsb could stop air Hazel in the next two heats Three finished on a run in the fifth but the judges were merciful Knight secretary of the American Trotting 'association was here to see about time suppression and other things but he had no kick as the watches were right How They igure Today auction pool selling on races was active Othello the unbeaten Canadian horse is to make his first start on this side in a field of seven and sold at $20 against a like amount David was favorite $10 against $10 in the 2:23 pace seven starters But four are left in the 2:11 pace and Kingmore brought $10 against $6 Billy oster the expected contender does not start and the race looks easy for the Windsor horse summary: Alice Carr blk by To Order ivarr Marcus (Boone) Mamie Riley (Lewis) Miss Daphne Direct blk (Hopkins) 1 (Devine) Jim Works gr (Sweeney) ume 2:17 CLASS Ruth Wildman (Harrison) Harry Phoebe Hal ch Lucky Jim Sam Jones Joe Pinkett blk Robert blk (Gambel) Time 216V4 2:164 2:35 CLASS PURSE air Hazel blk" in Dy Hazel wood (McDonald) Cressmore ch by Cresceus (Burns) Order Queen br by To Or der (Carr) Princess ch (Richardson) Belle in (Russelnian) Maggie Sphinx (Keating) Lord Gilbert ch (Sweeney) 2:234 2:254 Every Woman UlQkUHieUWTKl BllUUJd AUU" ADOUb me wonaexxuj MARVEL Whirling Spray new vtfiBBi Briare nisctu tionand tiudion eii Moit vonrenien 244iOUR AUTO RACE OLDIELD WEBB COEY ALBERT REEBERG A ND OTHER NOTED DRIVERS $2500 Gold Coin Race air Grounds ri Sat July 20 21 Short distance races start 2:30 on riday and 21 hour race itarts at 3:30 finishing at 3:30 on Saturday Short dlsta nee races will be run after finish of 24 hour race Boxes and reserved scats on sate Robinson's Cigar Store Grand River avenue one door from Griswold ADMISSION 50 CENTS BAND CONCERTS they race all if 4 1 A I Brighton Bench irst race 5 1 2 furlongs selling 2 year olds Al Powell 107 Belfast 106 May Rowe Halton 103 Amour 102 President Monroe 100 Jaunty A 99 Eudora Sum nufe Handsome Belle Star Cat 97 Anna Lorretta Daly 02 Second race steeplechase handicap short Hylas 163 Oro 147 Pure Pepper 145 Ike 132 Third race' riiile and a quarter selling 3 year oJds and up Red riar 108 Max nar Logistilla Little Scout 106 Miss Ril He 101 Lancastrian 99 HoliowayKling sor 94 ourth race the Venus 5 1 2 furlongs 2 yeor old fillies Clare Russell 122 Al tuda 111: Irvine Bird of Paradise Gay and estive Verorique Yankee Girl Mentha Surveillance Glamor Aifth rtee handicap 6 furlongs' all Handzarra 116 Tiptoe 115 irst Premium 112 Monet 108 Lo Soeiere 107 Lady Anne 106 Rubric Comedienne 105 Edna Jackson 103 Consistent 97 Gen tian 87 Sixth race mile5 and a sixteenth maid ens 3 year olds Left Tarlac Supreme Dave Lewis Royal Scot Giovanni Bal erio 110 Waterbury McKitt red ge Park Row rnira Mate Matin King 7(7: Ocean spray lipping Hampton Lady Hera 105 LATONIA irst race 6 Inspector Girl 100 (Seder) 4 to 1 won Lady March 95 (Griffith) to 1 second Cygnet 101 (Allen) 8 to 1 third time 1:20 2 5 Mabfi Winn Lacene Esterre Lightburn Sallie Laura Hunter Shelagh Toppy Girl and Mamie ran Second race 5 Elected 103 (Austin) 6 to 1 won Demo 105 (Hall) 8 to 1 second: Avendow (Taylor) 8 to 1 third time i a Jack Maney brid La Thorpe Jardiniere amtThird race (Austin) 7 to 95 (Morris) 10 107 (McIntyre) El Otror John English Sand Bath ran' Meadow Breeze and Sand Bath coupled ourth' race 6 furlongs Wee I ass 100 (Prsstqn) 7 to 5 won Principia 1(8) (Aus tin) 4 to 5 second Zinda 104 (Perkins) 6 to 1 third time 1:17 2 5 Lidwlna Early Hours Viola Blanche Black Cat Stella Eichburg ran ifth race 5 1 2 Bud Hill 106 (Austin) 4 to 1 won: Zlpango 103 (Bo land) 6 to'l second riction 106 (Robin son) 4 to 1 third time 1:11 1 5 Salnrida Charlie Mitchell Webber Emily rances and Yancey ran Sixth race Matador 110 (Nicol) 7 to 5 won The Mate 101 (Austin) 25 to 1 second St George Jr 113 (Robinson) 4 to 1 tmra time ir Mohave and ran or Keveney and Harr fa Mike Keveney and Bill Harris are re quested phone the sporting editor of The ree Press or to call at this office this afternoon NINTH INNING ONLY PERIOD Wanetta (Bostick) Y'C' Com Gardner (Huntington) West Wind (Mathani) Buffalo Chloris (Phelps) Elsie (Mathias) Vinco (Monohan) Toledo rey') Spray (H Schmidt) Cleveland (J Barth) Otsiketa Jennings) Roostct II (Mettfng) Ste Claire (A Jennings) Dv Tattoo (Lockwood) Sandusky Beener (Quetschke) Mermaid (P Hobart) Mildred (Brown) Monroe Grade (Specht) Wimble (Pritchard) Aladdin (Power) (Luetkemeyer) Malllllap (Gorlick) Hoorah "(Hall) Sella II (Smidtke) Tramp (Hubach) as that goes hardly any of the boats would sail the breeze at starting time this morning being barely heavy enough to a pen nant and continually shifted to nearly every point on the compass During the racing and just before the finishing time it again died The" 21 footers were the first to be sent awav the Spray Ostiketa Ste Claire and Cleveland crossing in order named well bunched But the changHble wind put the Ste Claire back of the line on a drift while the Spray went into the lead closely followed by the Cleveland The latter passed Spray while tke Toledo went off onattack to the shore of Middle Bass island where she was becalmed until the 18 footers had been started (and had passbd her? Then gradually a lit tle current carried her out into the stream but far back from the bunch All that the skippers could do was to go wind hunting and as it happened the tailender proved the luckiest hunter and won The Rooster put up the other way entirely from any 'of her rivals try ing hard to weather Rattlesnake Isl and but failed and thereby lost con siderably leavirg the Cleveland Spray and Ostiketa in the best positions The Ste Claire although well to wind ward" lost much time at the starting 2 8 lie eanvir unniw th MAItVL accept no hr but wnd clamp for 1 1 1 tint az! fur particulars and direction tn I 1 £J38d eT AEW hUHK mu MATn MY Gray Worceatar 3N Woodward Oaotnd Co $6 U7 Md 31 Woodward ar a Graad River ever OvodMX Rubfcatutk aw Woodirart triod tn crt there in ninth erris opening with a single taking second on out and scoring on triple to left Hayden singled scoring Godwin and the crowd began to get excited when Armbuster also hit safely Tannehill iorced Hayden at third and then it was up to Parent but he gave an easy chance and forced Tannehill and it was all over Attendance 1558 Score: DETROIT AB 4 3 3 St? Txiuis Julv St? Louis easy time defeating Brooklyn today 7 to 3 Beebe pitched a sterling game while McIntyre was easy tcore fnnlngi 12 St Louis 2 0 Brooklyn 0 0 Batteries Beebe and Marshall and Ritter SUMMARY INTER LAKE' RACING PUT IN BAY Boat Skipper and Town Club 40 OOT lint Backer Wish to Get League Themselves COEY OLLOWS OLDIELD AND 1 ALBERT INTO TOWN IffW AUTOS Im Strong Ha Powerful I Reliable Lawyers Blank Engineers In a snappy game of ball yesterday at the Solvay Process grounds the Lawyers shut out a picked team of Engineers Socrates Miller mowed down the' Engi neers twelve striking out and only two hits being registered The infield play of both' teams was the feature several runners being stopped at the plate and more dying at third base Justice Stein was behind the bat for the i a AU Atll ll (a barristers ana good as ever as of the three up Summary: LXWYERS AB 4 4 3 4 4 STANDING Pct 29 618 30 605 31 597 34 1 10 2 3 0 0 0 Lakewood Yacht club of Cleveland won the 25 foot event arid the Hoorah of the same club was first in the 16 fbot Pete Mer maid would notrsail: for him and he ran third in the 25 foot class but is still confident But as far CHICAGO BEATS MATTY IN NEW YORK OPENER Chicago July 17 By much better hitting and base running the locals defeated the champions easily today Both pitchers were rather unsteady each giving five bases on balls but when hits were needed Brown steadied while Mathewson was hit hardest with men on bases Steinfeldfi Evers and Kling did sensational fielding each accept ing numerous ainicutt Innings Chicago New York Ba tterles and Bresnahan Quick Advantage of luke of Breeze Gives Victory Over Maumee Town Got Most of Glory Totals 28 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Two base hits Stein Edwards Stolen isher Kieimann ou ucw vut Bases on bans 2 Double play Left bn Time Two hours aili ifay CitV" 70 3 0 2 0 0 1 Cadillac I agoe and Bay City McNutt and Barber CLASS 8 8 Bay City Mich July With every condition favorable the opening day of the Bay City meeting was the most successful thus far hi the state circuit Weather excellent crowd large and enthusiastic 'and track right on edge were three of the favor able things Then on top of that cama some splendid racing All of the real favorites were beaten which shows that they were racing some during the afternoon The big downfall to the bettors cams in the 2:17 puce in which Sam Jones was favorite This gelding is owned in Saginaw and a select party from there aided by some of the wise De troiters kept'bettlng on him until ths last minute' Maud Wildman had been the opening choice Sam Jones second choice but today they changed their notion and' were content iwitn even money after the first heat In Hie opening heat of this race Phoebe Ha and Harry made tno race to the half wnere Ruth Wildman stepped up to second At the tmee quartvrs Wildman assumed tne leud und won without opposition Again Easy for Ruth The winner showed the way to Hany the entire second heat and victory was again easy for her Sam Jones was sail back infourth either no good or else laid Harry Dshowed tne way in tne third neat with Hutu Wildman in striking distance all tne time Sam Jones moved op al tliu quarter but broke and the third turn Harry left ins teet Rutli Wild man and Lucay Jim ngming it out ml breaking in tho stretch and the mare winning is tne name of a matinee halt nifier they brougut Ircm Alpena and made favorite in the 2:35 pace Allow ing Jim Works and Marcus to race it out never made a move until tlie three quarter pole then won wun consummate ease It looked to bo all over but Next time Jim Works raced to the half then Mamie Riley and Miss Daphne Direct took it up and this fixed' the Alpena wonder Alice Carr joined in and won by a nose 'from Mamie Riley Bay City Lost Another Cadillac Mich July Bay City was again outclassed in game with Cadillac tooav and lost by a score of 13 to 5 Th" visitors were not dangerous at any In the third inning Bliss scored two men on a three bagger and Spicer re peated the trick in the seventh Partlow made four sensational putouts in deep cutter These two teams play exhibition camea in rankfort tomorrow and Thurs day for $250 purse each day Score: Innirgs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 2 :05 :02 5:03:00 a Home Makes Winning Easy a wX HH' HH cor tag Tf Mvm wh' Pct 41 37 526 49 38 513 27 50 351 19 61 233 Pct Pct Chicago 59 24 711 Cincinnati 36 47 434 New York 51 646 St Louis 31 53 369 Pittsburg 50 29 633 Brooklyn 29 50 367 Phillies 41'41 5(0 Boston 27 54 333 CENTRAL LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Grand Rapids 11 Canton 5 Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 2 South Bend 4 Wheeling 2 Columbus 5 Milwaukee 4 Dayton Term Haute 1 Minneapolis 3 Toledo 0 Evansville 3 Springfield 0 st iaul 5 Louisville 9 COPPER COUNTRY LEAGUE EASTERN LEAGUE Lake Linden 12 Duluth 0 Providence 5 Rochester 3 Houghton 1 argo 0 Buffalo 4 16 Newark 3 6 Hancock 5 Winnipeg 3 Montreal 9 Jersey City 3 Calumet 4 Grand orks 1 Toronto 3 Baltimore 2.