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1906 1R TH DETROIT REE PRESS 4t STEIGER HAS LUCK SIX EVENTS TODAY I A GOOD ENTRY LIST i BIG WINNER ON GRAND CIRCUIT BROWN THE PHENOM NO UTURE BETTING SILER TO REEREE 'n COM I rtUDV MURPHY DRIVING 1 tiUOD LOCK VICTORS TO INVADE ENGLAND 0 0 tn 3 0 i essen Totals 1 11 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 Lo Ald 0 10 :4 Miller in are 0 out KALAMAZOO WINS HANDILY if MILE 6 5 Pan Michael's New Gait 3 0 0 1 AMERICAN' LEAGUE Pct IS: account on 30: IT 3 lb 1 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE 35 12 27 0 COACH STAGG IS HAPPY 0 4 "2 1 3 3 4 4 1 16 0 0 Boston at 0 SOUTHERN MICHIGAN BIG TRICK TODAY 31 1 innings innings on 1 1 Ur NATIONAL LEAGUE and up A to MICHIGAN 1 and 9 6 7 RHE running A 3 2 4 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 1 1 0 0 0 Pct 605 3 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 WORK THIS YEAR OUTRIVALS THAT 'O GREAT MATHEWSON 00 no oo i i i 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 Rochester Baltimore Buffalo 8 agreement) 0 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 4 and game and 4 4 4 4 5 6 1 0 0 1 1 1 10 14 8 0 0 107 110 112 108 110 UP Pct183 tSO386 6 4 3 4 3 0 Mordccai Brown is the pitching: won der of the National league this sea son and the honors won last year 2b the 6 7 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'o 00 on no 00 00 oo no oo 00 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 0 0 3 4 1 0 1 1 1 IT 0 1 0 1 11 0 Entries 3 year olds Detroit Grand Rapids 00 00 oo 00 0 it Totals41 16 Innings Good Ruck Mounters 100 102 103 103 1 The game account of 0 69 64 61 60 0 0 0 3 Chicago Athletics New York Cleveland 58 67 73 0 0 0 Blair McDonald Duval Haley lb Eggert 2b Miller 1 565 5 15 102 102 102 102 St Louis Detroit ton Boston 15 7 0 0 ino 101 4UB and 1K 95 103 103 100 100 100 100 mile 102 103 104 106 110 80s ars nia 6 0 45 48 47 50 4 1 7 27 16 7 7 8 9 79 71 45 Of GOOD HOUSES AND JOCKEYS AT TRACK SAGINAW AB 4 is easily in the for the MUST SHOW HE IS RIGHT OR THE WORK AB 5 5 3 4 91 Grenada 97 (Harmakis Solon Shingle furlongs Plummer Cameron lb Bell Volk 2b Harms 3b Keveney 1 itts Jessup Maire Totals 0" 0 3 3 Livingston MAY EARL STEPS iVERY AST MILE i AT' LEXINGTON 1 5 3 Latest News and Gossip Tor Michi' Horsemen CLEVELAND CONIDENT VIC TORYrlN INTER CITY $1600 NEW YORK EXCURSION Grand Trunk Railway System Tickets will be sold for all trains oi Tuesday August 28th and Wed nesday August 29th valid la return until September 4th Additional in formation City Ticket Office 124 Woodward Telephone Main 39 law in Articles Gives Gaus Party An Advantage Results of Other Games Among cal Amateurs Today's Gaines Tecumseh at Mt Clemons Saginaw at Jackson MS 2 12 Appeals to Alumni for inancial for Sport Has Lost But ive of Twenty five Games Pitched Away oxmead Transmigration air Calypso 12 1500 500 500 150 150 Live News and Gossip of the Bang tails Deneau's Timely Double Saves Game in Eighth Marine City Won Easy Marine City Mich August 26 (Spe The Marine City ball team de feated the Grande Pointe picked team in an interesting game of ball thisafternoon Score 11 to 5 Kelly and Rose for Marine city VN ood and Nument for Grande WINS SHUT OUT OVER SAGINAW IN GREAT BATTLE man is not too1s lias been these columns the track is above the ordinary 4 5 1 O' 0 0 and Bullion2 Sh'sysni Peters 1 Terrvr 0 Miller rvs I 2 ecks 1 1 Totals36 BALANCED CARD OR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 7 Kansas City 1 MiiwauKee Minneapoli St Paul 2 4 3 4 3 3 5 4 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 Results games scheduled 4r MONDAY AUGUST DEEAT MOUNTERS IN CLEVER GAME AT APEL'S ENGLISH SPORTSMEN TIRED THE GAME TROUBLE OVER HOUR MENCTNG LIKELY TO ARISE THREE INGERED CUB TWIR LER NATIONAL LEADER Yesterday's Results i Cincinnati 5 1 Boston 0 Louis Port Huron Comes in for Second Meeting Special Railroad Rates State air Races Next Week NT I jT TV I 3 6 a a CUTTING Circuit Treasurer 101 99 111 1 yeaiYolds C0MP1NT HORSE TRAINERS AND TUR EXPERTS Detroit Branch 79 Wood ward Ave BOTH MAIRE AND SOUTHPAW DELIVER THE 'GOODS EEL IT IS A LURE TO TAKE AD VANTAGE PLBLIC 12 1 9 0 SEPTEMBER 13 with 5 hea ts) $500 with 5 heats) 500 Of) 00 I formance the first time was asked of him seems one of the comers in the green pacingiivicion A few days ago Henry 2b 1 Tanager Ponemah Merry Lcapyear Chas Stone Prince of Orange 105 uzanne ire Alarm 3 year olds New York 7 0 hicago Hain at 4 0 1 4 and 0 0 0 Reaulfa Jackson 1 Saginaw 0 Tecumseh 4 Mt Clemens 2 Kalamazoo 7 Battle Creek LOGAN SQUARES POUND HIM ROM BOX' IN SEVENTH Chicago Aug 26 (Special) Ed Killian the Detroit southpaw who is drawing $100 a game from the Gunther semi professional club here was given an Jawfui beating this afternoon by Jim Callahan's Logan Square Killian hd to be taken out of the box in the seventh inning twelve hits having been made off him Callahan got a double and two singles off the Tiger flinger and none of 'the former XVhite Box stars men failed to do business with the high salaried man Detroit Callahan had a major league twirler working for him too under an assumed name and his tea won before a crowd of over 6000 people Twice that many would have seen the game but for the rain Only about half that number turned out for the Chicago Boston National League game Sept 15 21 Oct 1 0 3 1 4 Philadelphia August Plans being laid out to boom cricket at the University of Pennsylvania next year the big feature of the season to be the sending of a team to England patterning the trip on the style of the many successful ventures carried out by the Haver ford college eleven With this object in view et committee is making an earnest plea among the cricketing'' alumni for financial aid In promoting inter est in the sport and furthering the reputation of the University of Pennsylvania abroad The committee backs its request with strong arguments showing how cricket stands by itself as a purely amateur sport therefore worthy of financial assistance from the outside for the carrying 'put of such a project as that contemplated They argue that the cricket team has no' training house no rubbers sur geons or professional trainers and no gate money being In short a and not a The proposed tour in England in 1907 would include twelve to four teen two day games' and besides meeting the stronger schools such as Eton' Harrow Cheltenham Winchester it is hoped to conclude the trip with games against the two university teams Oxford and Cam bridge All of this year's team will return to college in the fall and the eleven will be further strengthened by some three or four excellent play ers who enter college this year Seven of the team have already played against the English teams upon the Philadelphia Colts The team is therefore one of consider able experience and should'make a good record for itself lei Steiger pDeneau Rskrl M'Did2 Viv'nsm4 Allen Booth lp leiger3 ipinn 5 99 Minot 92 Salvisa 98 De Oro 1 1 16 miles 3 year olds Lemon Girl rank CarrReticent Embarrassment Exclamation Cincinnati New York Batteries Weimer Ames and Bowerman and Carpenter 0 4 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 Sim i It jcboci3 a it rt i in on 1 nrpphuca bite Pnnclo" Mcvatn 123456789 RHE 0 3 0 0 0 04 0 4 5 2 02100210 6 12 3 A few days ago Henry Horine went two nice miles behind the 5 year old mare Hester and her stable compan ion the 4 year old mare Hannah He rove the former in 2:15 the last half in 1:06 and the latter went her mile in 2:17 the last half in 1:06 1 2 Both mares are daughters of the famous old slud matron Cammic by Bel mont Hester being by Red and Han nah by Ashland Wilkes 2:17 1 4 Will Simpson a good prospect in the 2 year old brown filly Miawa by Mobel 2:10 1 4 dam 'by Robert Mc Gregor 2:17 1 2 She was not broken until last' April and when asked a few days ago by her trainer to show her speed she very cleverly stepped a half in 1:14 and a quarter in thirty six seconds Simpson floes not look for her to much beat 2:25 this season but he expects her to develop into a tery fast 3 year old She will be eli gible at that age to the utyrity and other rich stakes Parcell who was last year one of ths most frequent winners of races at t'ie meets of the "Lex i ng ion Gentle men's Driving club with his fast pac ing gelding Lexington 2:13 which he sold last winter is endeavoring to se cure a horse good enough to win at the coming cup meeting of organ ization As a result he lias been ne gotiating vith Dr Norwood for the purchase of the black mare Peggy and daughter of Empire Wilkes is likely to be in the Purcell stable in the next few days Peggy has a mat inee mark of 2:20 the record so far for the vear in the trotting aces of this chib Purcell is a wealthy mer chant here and an enthusiast at the gentlemen's driving game ie being ss skillful in handling the reins as many professional drivers SEPTEMBER IL $500 00 500 300 WEL1 RUNNING TUR PATRONS This is iiti PENN'S CRICKETERS PLANNING TRIP ABROAD 4 year olds and up 117 Gallithea 107 Mar De Carabas 10? snowman San Primo Dan McKenna VYillowdene EASTERN 1 EAGUE 5 Montreal 2 3 7 Newark 0 5 Providence 8 (9 GREAT CROWD TURNS OfiJT TO WITNESS CONTEST BURGDOR Circuit Secretary I Giants Get Second Baseman Cincinnati 'August The New York Nationals today signed Second Baseman 'Mullen of the Baltimore club 'Mullen will not report until next season Chicago Boston Taylor and Moran Young and Needham Enslie MOUNTERS a 1 IT'm'nn 3 0 M'tlncs 1 1 1 88 94 96 100 100 100 5i tnllr 100 st Noel 1U 100 102 104 105 iva Goldfield Nev (August 26 (Spe cial) Siler was finally kind definite ly accepted as referee by Gans' and Sullivan his manager this after noon The Goldfield club has prom ised that Siler will have to give ab solute assurance that he feels him self to judge the con test impartially regardless of his friendship for Sullivan's statement of the agree ment is: have insisted that Air Siler be informed immediately on his arrival in Goldfield that an impression prevails that lie is not the proper person' to referee the contest be cause of liis known friendship for Nelson The club has agreed that Siler be sb informed and promise that Siler shall show to the satis faction of the club that he is the right man for referee Gans is willing to tight under such an as surance because if any partiality is shown the public can more fittingly judge for With Gans's positive assurance this afternoon that he will tight un der Siler without further demur the referee question is doubtless finally settled Another row is cer tain though over a flaw which Sullivan has discovered in the articles of agreement These read that the fight be at 3 o'clock" But the clause relating to weigh ing in state that both parties hail weigh in for the third time at 3 ocloek Sullivan and Gans raise the point that it is an impossibility to do both at the same time Gans says he will either fight at 3 o'clock' without weighing in or according to the agreement weigh in at 3 and fight afterwards Sul livan has plainly caught Nolan ant the' club with their eyes shut on this point and it is certain that Gans will make the most of it Neither Rickard nor Nolan can claim forfeit if he delays the fight under such contradictory Articles and unless the three come to some mutual agreement over the matter trouble may ensue at the ringside It is likely that 3 o'clock will be agreed upon for the starting of the fight however for Sullivan declares his willingness to meet Nolan half way on the matter Bathers Lose to Indians Mt Clemens Mich August Tecumseh defeated Mt Clemens here today in a seven inning game stopped on account of rain by the score of 4 to 2 A big crowd was out to see the contest 6 1 Stolen Bensley 2 Three base hits Bensley Hale Two base elrath McCain Struck By Speaker 6 by XVattrick 4 Bases on Oft Speaker 1 off Wattrick 1 Hit by ball Speaker 1 irst base on errors Kalamazoo 2 Double plays Killifer to Webster: Wenger to Hale to Huffman Time 1:40 Umpire itzgibbon irst race sellingRaindeuils Ireland Sonnet Rubaiyat Operator Second raceallowance ran Ermine Gracchus Hazel Patch Charite Ward Eva Iser Ha noway Benevolo Third race penalties Usury Chalk Hedrick Rather Royal I ourth race handicap Prince ot Orange I Mary Custis I Sweet Kitty I ifth race up: penalty allowance i agon The Borglan Secret Scalplock Oratorian Geo Vivian Sixth race selling The Pet Don't You Dare Hattie Watkins Bert Osra Miss Gaiety Ga Boy elix Mozzes Apprentice allowance 6 pounds claimed? CENTRAL LEAGUE Springfield 7 11 Evansville 0 0 Grand Rapids 6 Wheeling 1 Dayton 4 0 Terre Haute '2 0 (for feit) Rain at Canton Today's Gninen Chicaaro New York at Cincinnati Phillies at Pi ttsUijrg Brooklyn at St Louis 4 Cincinnati August 26 Cincinnati and New York each won a game this afternoon Slow fielding hr the locals and New timely hitting gave the first game to the visitors In the second game which was limited to seven innings Ames hell Cincin nati to one hit An error was re sponsible for the lone run scored by the locals Outfielder Shannon of the New Y'orks was ill last night from something he ate He left for the east tonight in charge of the club physician Scores: IRST GAME A 0 Pct AV 676 Saginaw 29 640 Jackson 36605 Battle 22 English Racing Experts Air Views On Subject Saturday it was Black lag 15 1 Won Harmakis 8 1 Won Crop 6 I Won Il I 1 '1 ftr All A Oi? 81 I 4 I 4V sk IIIK'H CTO Boston out 7 to 0 today by batting B11U1 I allowed onlv four sinclos: of the visitors reaching second Score: 1 234567S9R E0 0001033 7 11 0 000000000 04 3 big' strings at the track are being augmented by arrivals Lalunia the east several There 27 16 5 12 3 4 5 6 2 0 11 1 3'5 0 3 0 0 10 0 2 1 7 Innings Pipin 6 Booth 3 Miller 6 Benjamjn 3 Two base Rcesink Vivian Allen Sacrifice Booth 2 Xlil Icr Bullion ipin Stolen Roesink 5 McDonald SVivian 3 Booth Bullion Shaug nessy irst 'base on Plpin 6 Booth 2 Miller 5 Benjamin 1 irst base on er rors Good Luck 6 Mounters 3 Struck By'Pipin 4 by Miller 3 Double Vivian (unassisted) 2:10 Kremer 350 Greyhound A 4 Jaguar Tigers 1 Greyhound A defeated the Jaguar Alicia uy me acute ot I to went nut five rain Score: Innings Jaguar Tigers Greyhound A encht Mose and Smook Another Victory for Kingsley Kingsley Mich August (Spe The fast Kingsley: ball team again played the Oval Wood Dish on the Traverse City grounds today and added another to the long list of vic tories by defeating them 8 to 3 The feature of the game was the brilliant work of the Kingsley team Shears struck out fourteen and Stover six men Off Shears 5 off Stover 12 Kingsley shears and Mayhew Oval Wood Dish Stover and Novak Umpire Rogan Attendance 700 run Belisle pitched striking out ten men JOURNALS AB I Kobusc 4 4 Jn aprunki Higgins 3 ICakryJ Briggs Totals 31 3 32 10 Innings Journal The Good Luck 'team defeated the Stove Mounters in their third game yesterday morning at Apel's grounds The largest crowd: of the season wit nessed this game as the Mounters were cheered by a majority of' the stove workers of the city The fea ture of the game was hit ting and Allen's throwing to bases GOOD LUCK AB 93 93 96 98 100 i furlongs 2 ycar olds Chicago shut eleven times Tavlor only two Is that the bets are seldom carefully It is tin Jt' Bases on balls Off 'Belisle 2 Hit by Sprunk By BnHsle JO by Hipgins 4 Be I isle aerke Time 1:30 Attendance 2000 Norton and Hans Wagner Pilots Score Shutout Pilot A played the Hickory A at the Parker grounds The game was stopped in the fifth on account of rain Lcrberg and Wilkins both pitched fine ball the former striking out eight men and allowing only one scratch hit The Royal A game was called off olui Innings Pilot A Hickory A Lerberg and Zens Wilkins and Nebus BhioU 71 OI a naiK was ever shifted to the trot and proved good I111III1PH Trt nr 'a isnfdd 2:15 1 1 When that Pan Michael is a full wrintnhXr V0 'the Boralma 2:07 winner nf i ontnoi I Tfumc 1 lutuillj 106 1 a staki and Massachusetts the first quarter 0:32 1 a iPHi nnvor ni 7 i I on 4 1 oy an other the main points of the story ape told bonthr 'ylehael Yas cither bred or early age by Dr Ot iirkw'ooi Del who owned Boralma when that colt won the fu turity just previous to becoming the of Lawson When Pan HUt 51 'as neary 3 years old he was entered in several chl I I UlUllPro ana aisoa rew for pacers and at that horse without a record nie that he did not know at which alt Mie colt could go fastest After various attempts to make him stick to one gait Pan Mich ael was induced tn Vi nil I UailJUJ A IHVVIJ I VT JZVC 4 A1 pretty near winning the Chamber of public until the fall meeting at Oakley xj UfHrniT IJICf I 4 summer he took a record at race her at all until next season but MUL mat was evidently his limit so after the campaigrt' Dr Mc Coy put him to trotting with the re sult he beats 2:14 in his first race and a Bine nag Turn Jo' Laugh or several seasons the veteran reins nian Splan has been carrying a beau tirui trotting mare called Bi lora around with him keeping in a' bandbox as it were and alwkvs ex plaining that he quite With Hao 4 1 the word Bi lora has been winning everv week on tho I'mn cult and last Tuesday at Galesburg 390f: cho VM a aL A 1 I 1 1 i toe nst when she beat the 2:17 trotters Her exhibi tion of speed manners and general racing capacity was an instructive ex ample of what can be accomplished by making haste slowly Splan has been joked a whole lot about Bi and jibed at but has the laugh on his critics at last 0 0 Labudaic Auto Wheel Broke Swerving suddenly when Patrolman Thomas rost ordered him to stop on Woodward avenue and Grand Circus park yesterday afternoon an antomo bile driven by James Schwalen skid ded around in a complete circle until the right rear wheel caught in the car track and was broken None of the occupants was injured Patrolman rost thought Schwalen was exceeding the speed laws Schwa len lives at 515 Orleans street The auto is the property of Kruce batted for Innings 1 Jackson 0 Saginaw Two base hit Deneau Sacrifice hit Bell Stolen Jessup Struck By' Steig er 7 by Maire 5 Bases on Off Maire 4 off Steiger 1 Hit by pitcher Cameron 2 Double play Haley unassisted Time 2 hours Umpire Henderson At tendance 800 Jackson Mich August 26 (Spe While the rain fell Jackson and Saginaw played this afternoon and Maire and Steiger indulged in a battle Jackson winning because her pitcher received the better support by a score of 1 toi Jackson secured the lone run in the eighth inning on a two bagger by Deneau errors by Harms and Cameron and and Ragan's bases on balls The score: JACKSON AB 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 9 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 9 20 0040200 7 9 2 Mcnin pi Ca pen Today Games Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Cleveland at Boston Startling Events of Week! The startling events of the wceiein the harness horse world werq the defeats of the pacer Ardelle and the trotter Gay Bingen both of which took place at the Boston meeting Both horses were previously un beaten this season and had racfed so brilliantly and against Jsuch classy fields they were begifming to be looked upon as invincible There is an excuse however foi Ardelle as she was plumped into an early clos ing event for 2:08 pacers the 'Nor folk and the fixture is one that never fails to bring out a field of high class pacers Strictly speaking being a green mare at the beginning of the season Ardelle should have been en tered in nothing but races where she would meet only horses that had in fast fie1ds Previous to 1906 but Geors had much confi dence in the mare that as in the caso of Direct Hal which he put In a 000 stake for 3:10 pacers? his first year out he gave the mare: a shade the th? £esult she was beaten by Argot Boy in 2103 1 2 2 04 1 2:05 3 4 a series of heats that' would put a good many pacers besides a green mare out of the running Ar deilc was 2 4 3 in the raee Hal getting second money Gujr Bingen Iaine TSo as? the defeat of 'SGaBin 1 gen by Ed Custer in the Breeders' turity is concerned no disgrace at tached to it as the son of Bingen came on the track lame i On twoat eveland and at Buffalo he had beaten Ed Custer but in the second race the finish of the deciding heat was a pretty tidit fit and it looked then as it later on the son of Baronmore mighttake the measure of the bav stud t1Ke lne In the Boston race Gay Birigen was drawn after finishing second and fifth Cochato a son of Todd 3:14 3 4 and a colt about which there has been a good deal of talk lately won the first heat in 3:11 1 2 which js but a qulr ter a second slower than the or ds record tor 3 year old trotting stallions ai race the honor of place being held by Qresqus But mile th western eolt Custer had no trouble in1 winning his miles being 2:13 1 2 "2:14 4 which would indicate that Cochato whiie fast is not good a race as him 3bat step bne mile with 7 Kansas Citv 9 4 Toledo 3 6 2 4 Louisville 5 2 9 Indianapolis 3 8 7 1 WON 10 1 2nd Crane is known California for Easy tor I The Join pals of Detroit and 31 journeyed to Sugar island Sunday afternoon for a game of ball The Journal team was strongly pad u' uui kui us Dumps good proper The features of the were the battinc of Pniishko Schmitt the former making a home a nnc game score: i Lutnc Blisl'y2 Smithm 0 Steins shkio3 Shaffer 1 P'tle'kel Krfgrerr 4 Belisle 4 6 BATTLE CREEK ATS 4 1 linnings Cincinnati New "York Hall and Schlei Dll) aim nowerson I ter and Day SECOND GAME 1 ft 0 0 00 0 0 GETS TO WATTRICK EASILY IN GAME OR EASY VICTORY Kalamazoo Mich August (Spe cial) Kalamazoo took the second game from Battle Creek this afternoon by a score of 6 to 1 The tailendcrs started the scoring in the first inning with one run after which time the lo cals refused to allow them to cross the home plate The balloon ascended in the fourth when the locals pound ed out six hits and scored five runs Another score was added in the follow ing session Wattrick was found for twelve hits one three bagger and one two bagger while Speaker allowed only five hits The game was delayed a tew minutes in tne sixth vi lam me score: KALAMAZOO AB 1 4 $500 Manistee and Return $500 ere Marquette August 25th NV Chicago 87 New York 73 Pittsburg 73 Phillies 52 W1 LL BOOM' THE GAME 5 AT COL LEGE NEXT YEAR NVEST MICHIGAN STATE AIR TUESDAY 2:12 Pace 2:15 Trot Half mile Running' and Three quarter mile Running Da sh H'O NN EDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2:15 Pace A 2:30 Trot 2:24 Pace Seven eighths Mile' Dash ive eighths Mile Dash layer knows is not going to run the bets recorded are not assertion which those Who quote th naturally resent: they are laid bul merely it is believed for the editiea tloii of the quoter and his reader Unless some shrewd men are entirely wrong these are bogus transactions There was Bushey Belle in the ards cup for instance a mare from a dangerous stable that has brought yeareny coups ot lat She was by somebody lt ujp aien siaei wno had been hesitating what io ao noted as he was intended to note Ah! one of allon's good things must be on 'before the priro gel he says and he sends to th man with whom he bets "Ba' kert anything for the Stewards' a friend asks him you know anv "I think I do I've backed Bushey is the reply "i der whether the stable have really got their money his friend savs What Is a probable answer? The fiii man does not like to sav 8 a nia'( ter of fact I know nothing about it merely saw that the mare was qunt' ed at shortening odds and in the hone that the owner and his friends 1'rij backed It I did the The o(1 sider: does not talk like that wants to be thought knowing the chances are that he mysteriously ts sures the other that he has his infor mation from the right quarter so an other taker of the current odds Is found who talks about it in turn and thus a genuine market of an utterly misleading character is formed Mr Cunliffe spoilt the layers' littD game this time by promptly striking out his mare Camp ire II was then pitched on to disappear in turn and several other horses were quoted none of which had been backed for a shilling by thc people whose backing means business Dennis 1 Smith 3b Hate Wenger Hoffman lb Dillon McCain Bradley NVattrick Totals 30 Innings 1 23 4 Kalamazoo 00 0 5 Battle Creek 10 0 0 Sacrifice hits Andrews ninth 8 9 1 1 0 0 generous stated previously in the class of horses at Tin going was a trifle heavy tor opening day but in spite of this the time hung up after each event was excellent considering prevailing conditions Take the first race for instance at six fur longs which La Gloria won in 1:13 4 5 That is traveling some It will be a few days before a proper line can be got on the horses which from the various racing centers arc meeting here for the first time No doubt a number of "good things" will be put over to the advantage of the wise ones before the proper dope is ob tained Plenty' of Good Jockeys 'There arc plenty of good boys at the track across the river A pleas ing feature of racing was the work of little Swain who has always enjoyed marked popularity here but whose riding at the sum mer meeting and at ort Erie was semewnat disaooointing attributed to several severe Calls the little fellow sustained He came bacK in good shape opening day and won couple of clever races once by beating the barrier and again by a clever finish If he keeps up the good work he will soon be back in the lime light again and it will hustle some of the more fortunate chaps to beat him for lo cal honors Jockey oley who was one of the top notchers at the sum mer meeting is back again He iiad but one mount Saturday that of Charlie Eastman the favorite in the first race but thnnch he rnrle cleverly he was never able to over haul La Gloria which Swain got off to a galloping start oley did some clever riding at ort Erie winning a stake engagement there but was not in the best of health during a greater part of the time He is in shape again and will bear watching Pendergast whose sen sational finishes attracted marked attention ill the summer but whose work has fallen off of late is show ing better form in the saddle' When lie is right he is hard to beat Hildebrand a brother of the famous Eugene is also at Windsor and is regarded by many horsemen as a very promising boy Besides these such well known pigskin artists as Cherry Kunz isher Mountain Shea Moreland McLaughlin and others will furnish plenty of com petition Judge rancis Nelson will not be seen in the stand this week He hasgpjry to city to look af ter a meeting there as presiding judge There are but three days of racing scheduled but thV is broken up so asto' neerssitate a sojourn of hewtlrhnfc Dt Red Walker After A NValker or NValker as hc is'more familiarly known to his brother turfmen lias the breed ing bee in his bonnet Walker as probably very few people know is a Canadian He was born across the border and has a brother living in Toronto just back of the Wood bine track The ambition of every good is to win the Plate and NValker not to be outdone by Seagram Nat Dynient and otners has decided to take a shy at the rich prize Part of the condi tions of the race call for eligibles to be bred foaled and raised in the prov ince of Ontario In conformity with this rule Walker shipped to his brother in Toronto a few davs aero the 5 year old Rossington mare Voila and she will be bred to either Orme Shore or Ailes two imported stallions which are standing at Robert farm near Toronto If can succeed in capturing the twentv gui neas the gift of his majesty which is added to the Plate he will be a happy man Secretary Parmer received a letter from Jockey red parents in St Louis asking him to locate their son The lad was connected with NV stable in New Orleans last winter and when the ban was placed on that turfman all trace of Morrell was lost If the lad is at La tonia those employing him should see that his parents are notified of his whereabouts The subscription which was taken up here for the family of the late Seth Jacobs netted over $600 Some friends of the late bookmaker in Saratoga sent on $210 Joe Pugh is handling the Cincinnati end of the subscription and as Jacobs had many friends at Es tonia a couple of hundred more will likely be gathered up there When Ja cobs died lie left his family penniless lie was generous to a fault and this together with some bad investments was responsible for what little money he gathered together being wiped out mile Parker Andrews 3b Kiiiirer urlong Bensley By coop NVebster elrath Speaker Totals THINKS NEW RULES WILL LET HIS TEAM WIN GAMES Chicago august Coach A A Stagg when he leaves Chicago short ly for a vacation will take with him a good sized bunch of diagrams and a still bigger lot of ideas on new plays for the fall campaign that hehas worked out this summer in his football class a unique institution which in the parlance of its members "hasythem ah Stagg is highly enthusiastic over the new rules and declares lie has found by experience that they will work in fine style lie takes Issue with Coach statement that the side with the ball will be handi capped in comparison with previous years course the new yules will give smaller men a chance to break saidi Coach Stagg the big ones will stay when they arc reasonably fast I do not believe line plugging will be popular I think open play must prevail The forward pass I believe will be used about once every five plays I am satisfied that the ten yard rule will work and that teams can score about as much as they used to because of the other provisions which have been made to offset the longer distance to be gained defense will be the big prob lem A shifting defense which is always the best will have to be used largely 1 am working on that and have as yet formed nothing The maroon regulars meanwhile are getting ready to go to work on their own' hook Every one of them is to keep in training during September and do some booting in their back yards as they see how the fac ulty can keep them from practicing unofficially if they so desire ED KILLIAffGETS BUMPS Members of the Gentlemen's Driv ing club of Cleveland will go' to Pittsburg this year feeling confident of returning with a portion of the by Christy Mathewson ot the New spoils of matinee racing WithC I York Giants arc this year resting Major I on the shoulders the Chicago George and A Han I west side ball club's' star Nvho na's Aerolite entered? in the gold I modestly carries them challenge cup race itfi look's very Brown is themainstay of easy tor the Clevelanders to take staff and the position the tCiibs oc this cup to the orest: City for per I manent possession In the chain I CUPY ln the big racoatpresent is pionshipcup pacing race Cleveland due to the efforts "Of the 'three fin rjiwSo strong having I gored twirler more than any other dys Morning Star to look after the has orest' City's interests ani it is one I Out of twenty six panics nas thing certain that it will Take al Pitched he only hve this year horse with: the soecd of a biiriet to He 'vas taken out of one game be defeat either enteant i to cause he hurt his lack and for two ive good horses will fly Clcv'e I fter hls Ante Weavers fortunSat Pitteburg stece hTs one of the I retum to form he has worked with ssss splaora Muile'i by In twenly iix'sne thJ'ChU Amonir them I star has pitched he has struck ArnvHne 130 men This" is third Madge wildiire 2nd Imn Ha sea son wlth the Chicago team: He In every even Cleveland will has always been a reliable man well reDi vsenied wHh on the rubber but it was his fortune Trnnmy 2 be Pitted against pitchers that RCA Otis' £jarc were at their best in the two former I easons and his record did not show vievc and others1 S'a I up wel1 He canie to the Cubs from will bn nni aw 6 goo iaces the St Louis Cardinals along with liie old John in exchange for Jack take rid odnnhTnoLUPKIiacflk wil I Taylor two years' ago last winter NV vei Ocn I Since that time he has been one of oii the srernJiPriIace eome I the hardest working members of th On last yrrOf Gub staff and has always been re workePsrthni Chisholm I garded as a hard man to beat but the nlIeJn over It is this year that he has come into to hPttT 1ieand track and hopes I his own One of the strongest fea 2Ac evS a of Brown's pitching is the thn iihtfti 7 ZS 7 1 oi ms position ne whilft ro1 V2ln their headquarters the best i fielding pitcher leave5 ntnr tttSuUre and they will I league today his average 5 th road at year being '973 ocloek tomorrow night ollow the Program for the first day: eup (CtekeTind qup) 0 MAY EAR ASTtrot 2il6 trot 9 DAUGHTER SAN This one has been breakingwatches in her work and if runs to form will win by a city block here is a grand op portunity to win a lot of easy money her connections arc betting her all over the coun tryjand is meant for a BIG 20 to 1 is about the price the layers Nvill lay against this bird fail to get a line on our THREE BEST BETS of the day before going to the they get the money for their followers Never known to have a losing week selections also for sale at British American Hotel News Stand Windsor Ont TERMS $1 DAILY $5 WEEKLY 4t! I ft? Old Eaay for Bay City Lansing August (Spe The wildness of Scars today made the' game of' the Oldsmobile's with the Bay City team lopsided Soars issued seven passes and hit two players The grounds were wet and slippery but 7C0 turned out Score: Innings: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ort 5 1 Oldsmobile JO 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Parent and' Sears and McNutt ACTORS ARE RECOGNIZED Insane Patient Thinks They Afe Corn Shredder Victims 7 Kalamazoo Mich August 26j gosh those are he two fellers in shredder shouted a patient al the Michigan Insane asylum yesterdava couPlfi of acrobats minus their legs appeared on the: stage in a show given at tne asylum by the aterPe appear ing at the Bijou the One woman who is religiouslV in sane called the actors' a lot of devils and screamed until was 'taken ShK Pace ohe afraid' she nv ould become contaminated Totals 38 2 3 4 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 116 2 off 'Higgins Struck out Two bas hits Home run Po Lm PLACES AND DATES 'Sept 1 8 I Kalamazoo Sept 11 11 ort Huron Phil Crane expert cuocker Turf Correspondent and London August There has ben a steady and noticeable decline in i ture betting on the great English i classics and the racing Px pert of the Illustrated Sporting aiii Dramatic News has figured out ths ivaaui) nu bays At the present time when quoted a few days before a race ousgivion rate not baits for the gullible public which is killing the practice of betting in advance What the artful layer has to do is to induce the outsider who "likes to have his bit tn be lieve that a stable commission is be ing executed It is of course essen tial to pick a horse that iw not likeb to win to find one if possible that thn That oval across tiic river Many of the local rail birds were over at peep of day yesterday to see some of the pets in action ana during the forenoon the I exercise boys were as busy as bees Rain of course interfered with oper ations in the afternoon In spite of the heavy fall the track should be in good shape by this afternoon it the clouds drift away and a little wind Klrxttru! nn 'I'hn a i 1 11 1 io UU UUllUllI L(J lithe course and what water has fallen i should pack it nicely df the weather 1 0 0 Independents Win at Battle Crcek Battle Creek Micin August "6 (Special Battle Creek Independents and the American Steam Pumps each fresh (from a long list of state vic tories played a match game this afternoon for a purse of $100 Indepen dents winning 6 to 4 struck out eight three in the ninth inning Score: Innings Steam Punps Independents NVcimer and Gilchrist and Norton If the Young Glories desire a game with the Pilot A they can have one for Labor day bv addressing Richard Meier 123 Beals avenueWould like to play the Hickory A on Labor day making it a double header Call East 196? between 7 and 8 and ask for A Sheieichel TROTTING AND RACING CIRCUIT GRAND RAPIDS SEPTEMBER 11 14 The City Great air PROGRAM Mt Cl'ms 50 Kazoo 48 27 Tecumseh 46 30 SEA GIRT SHOOT TODAY Sea Girt Aug 26 On the eve of the beginning of the fourth annual matches of the National Board of the' promotion of rifle practice the '34th annual matches of the Jersey State Rifle associa tion many of the competitors are under canvas on the range here Some of the detachments have5 as many as sixty members Of the competitors who will shoot in the national team match the following have arrived The army cavalry team the arniy infantry team the team of the United States navy the team of the Marine corps and the teams of the District of Colum bia "Colorado New Jer sey gnd Oregon The majority of the remainder of teams that 'have entered the several competitions are expected to put in an appear ance' tomorrow The meet will be formally opened 3t a A plop nm rt 1 Vl U1WI UIHg Amateur Ball Briefly L' Peters of the' Horseshoers Windsor is requested to call n288 between and 8 in without fail Cadillac baseball club would like an out of town game for Saturday Ad dress Conyan" 32 Ash street' De troit 213 Woodward Ave Room 50 5th loor Saturday I Gave to Win AMADOR 20 1 WON BLACK LAG 15 1 WON HARMAKIS LAZELL NVell boy Phil irom alainn handing out long shot winners to his clients and Saturday starts his clients off with a winning day Tha above were the three best bets that I handed out Sat urday for a plunge to win and as usual continue to hand out the winners day after day also being personally acquainted with the owners trainers and jockevs enables me to give you winning Information that la seldom a favorite OLLOW ME THIS WEEK KING GOOD THINGS AT A GOOD LONG PRICE TODAY 10 1 SHOT SURE WINNER One goes today that will ho at a price The "RIGHT PARTIES" tell me that he win just breeze noma an easy WINNER and tnal the Prlc will bo' 10'1 bcttcr Nothing nrtU7klhe race already runnd the horse In the barn In formation only for sale at me town clients wired at a on receipt ot order Terms $3 DaHy for 3 10 Meekly 10 a to ji THURSDAY Pace (end 2:12 Trot (end 2:20 One mile dash RIDAY SEPTEMBER 14 2:30 Pace $500 2:20 Trot i 50" eighths mile dash 1 11110105 lfto Three quarter mile dash running 150 GEO WARD Secretary 0 8 9 2 3 Newcomb MATEO On the results at Galesburg the pub IW 11c nas been kept posted every day but Lexington Ky August May ofrile issues were over Earl the 5 year old daughter of San Pan the STJO trot Mateo 2:13 1'4 last weck worked the on Wednesday is a pacer fasi est mile trolled over the Ken 1 of 2:03 which in Itself I tucky association track so wiUi th an'ai ir4 wa ever I ar th'S shifted to the trot and proved good Inan llad warmcd icr up for three or win tiie first time of four slow miles the fastest of which was 2:11 he set her down with a run ner at her side and she stepped from wire to wire in 2:07 1 2 She trotted 2 reached the half in 1:03 flat and finished the fujkl quarter in 0:32 Several watches caught the mile at 2:07 1 4 but those right over the line and in a better po sition to time absolutely correct made it a quarter of a second slower as above noted This is the fastest mile ever trotted on this track by any I and makps this young mare the most remarkable green trotter of the day Her best performance previous to this trial was a mile several weeks ago in 2:10 1 4 May Earl' will likely not appear in and here Her owner in fact may not race her at all until next season but if this courre is pursued he will in the autumn allow her to go an exhibi tion mile at the fall trots here and Alike Bowerman believes he can then drive her or even i rnnd nArtarmn nno nf last few days was that scored by the I sroea pacing geiaing win Aiayourn he working a mile for Trainer A 1 Owings in 2:13 1 2 finishing the final quarter nt a 2:08 gait Will Mayburn is by Alliewood 2:09 1 2' dam Amiss I trial 2:10 1 4 bv ATimic and there But at last ready has been tare a full brother to Phalia 2:09 1 2 Ul LtlV Cd 1 division of the Kentucky futurity ot He nas nad vorv little worK until tnis season and his good per a last mue to mark him Weil the bangtails are with us again for three weeks end this after noon the local club will furnish the public 1 good card of six races in which number of horses that have never been seen here will figure It is the second day of the annua fall meeting and though Monday should draw a good crowd for the fields will be well balanced and large'' 1 he daily troii' stables getting ill vpsterndv is suli plenty of room and 'it is fig ured tna beiore the pud tiw npiz 0 nearly a thousand head will be at the i) i) 0 0 a It I VvX MAN 7: A I I dl iU I 'y IShS jb KEBHI wr 5 STANDING Pct ret 31 737 Cincinnati 51 67 432 41 641 Brooklyn 43 68 387 41 641 St Louis 41 72 379 63 452 Boston 39 73 331 3.