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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

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8 Calumet (g Baking mODERATL mm powder BATS ARE PACKED AWAY DASJSBAjLX SEASON Ob' CAMB TO AN KXD IDSTEIIDAY 0 DonHn 1 0 4 0 0 4 21 19 0 0 0 and CHICAGO loulsvillf i Ma Left on GAME JJD II 0 Barrett 3 14 1 4 7 3 0 0 Total 1 Totals 7 0 19 0 How They inished 11ASE1IAIL GOSSIP basest Hr was one cbanrflni at any fjne daring 1 0 0 4 4 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 Burkett Sell reel: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 is I 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 9 0 0 "Washington Cleveland 3 7 1 1 4 3 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn Her ton SsclUtuorox St Louis tiinelnnatk J'ltisburg' Chicago JjOUlsville Bradley 34 Mncoon s4 lxnahu c4 Gamn 3 marks ot etar wcuwru uwr 1 service are ne longer valuable to them a port act rlrtht to wake a ctiojige vrd ot oorapiufnt would be heard from Totals a 4 0 0 Jlyiui 1 lange nr Everitt 1 Meries ABH 2 2 11 tr 1 1 Sa 3 3 3 2 0 0 1 of darkness Ate IRST CHICAGO A Lax kh trad Totals Innings Chtcago St Louis Errors Chicago: Everitt Kouts: Dunlin Heidrlck 1 Wallace 1 Elberfeld 2 Cleveland: Sullivan Sugden 3 Holb Earned Cincinnati 11 Cleveland 2 Two baso lilts Barrett Beckley Harley Tbroe luse Barrett 2 Beckley Hahn Double lays Sullivan Quinn and Duncan Luckhead Quinn and Dinran mid Beckley ust Holb 5 Hahn 1 Hit by pitcher Holb 1 Struck Hahn 5 Holb 1 Attendance £00 :30 McDonald CHICAGO WON ROM ST LOUIS BEATEN ST LOUISVILLE Connolly is considered the hr st umpire pn in the league Every club has won double figures in victories from Cleveland I CatclierSullivanfha been asaured by Mauaytr that be will have a regular ixiaitlon on the Bodton team next year Sullivan ww afraid that be was elated tor a berth on the farm Bill Jtblnes Tannehill rman3 Ely and probably ne or two other of tUe i'ltieburg team ar wmeBra timr a limiting trip through JIS la gan now that the National League pas closed Jerry McEotot t'lhlJ jx'iin of the TMcuo I ME ST IZIUIS AB It Jot His Turn Yet "Are you all fixed for winter?" "No 1 never gpend any money" on myaelf until my wife gets through buying jardi Beeord Cincinnati: Me Wallace Se4 Buelow I 2 Connor 3 ThoLnuH p3 AB Dawd in 4 Harley 1 4 Quinn 2 4 Hemphill 4 Sullivan 34 IxtckheadB 3 iJunran 1i3 Sugden c3 wterp 3 team was apb xiatu tn ulwruviu st joieao at Mou'Vty i Ight 1 ib sga jet ai turned wud of tff mYi! when it was Mc mi in a of Mws' Mftbel's HnUs 5 Totals 3b j4 innings Cincinnati Cleveland Earned runs Chicago 2 Left on Chica go (i St JaQUiji 5 jTwo baae hit Bradley Tun huce Everitt Hat i iflve Carvln Mertes tolen Meries 3 McCormick Dvn ahue Deuble Bradley Mc 'Everitt: MatfGon McCormick and Everitt: gotm and Everitt Struck out By Garvin Thomas 1 Passed 2 Ba Off Garvin 3 tff Thomas 3 Time CLEVEbAND THE LAST TWO GAMES TO THE CINCINNATI AGGREGATION Chicago October The season closed here to day vdiii a detibie hoader Garvin pitched a great game against SL and withGhree fast double plnys biuk of him mad? it a ehut uut Cal lahan's support tins very ragged in the lat puuc fearful the Coloneis an eay vlc trury nnd 'cheat ng the nb of the opportuni ty to jump into seventh place The ixjuiwville gaue was called at the end of the eighth on ac count 4 other player a khidc the provision being that if a man goes to the neb he cannot again participate in the same If ii ptt hr tthAnges places with another player he 'can return to the slab at any time xcmlr opera feature of baseball laweiaU4fnt a i featutel in thv zesexse and lht cf the Milwaukee and Minneupo Hm tauA Ccjrie AUcii mil Qlarxe the atalwart Irate and Walter Wihuot fur lays claim the trRe of rank 3vHtenWshfi gtoQ Post Vrveidont Toting wa indignant wen he hard that the National hngus magnate were talking of ptsnsi nln him and he dveUrd thu'be would rot be a pertsiot er ui the league He aaid: havr served the leerue to the best pf my ability fcr over twenty five yars and as very 4utvful do the members of the league fur lUeUuMiy cuur it and for the countless confidence The When thy conclude that my tta nave Not one Two base Sul Craw ford Quinn and Duncan uuncan sirst base on Struck Cronin 2 Mr Passed Sugden" AlcLJonald wECUND GAME Selbach I 4 Beckley I 5 McPhee 2 5 Irixdn 3 5 Elberfeld 4 Wood c3 Cronin 4 24 15 3 1G Totals 3U 16 Innings tCleveiand Errors CievelPhen Elberfeld Earned Cincinnati 10 man knree uasc Lockhead Double Quinn Lockhead and McAl Her 3 A Hater 1' LutM 126 Cincinnati Cctcber 15 The Reda clusvd the season with two easy victories over the Exiles Holb a local amateur was tried by Quinn in the hceonri game and he failed to make good Scores: IRST 30 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ms goon 2 St Buikett 2 Cros 1 I 0 0 1 Louisville 3 1 4 0 0 Errors Chicago: McCormack Bradley goon 2 Chance Louisville: Ritchey Earned Chicago 2 Louisville I bases Chicnro 4 Louisville Two bar Jiyrin Wagner Three base bit Clingman Sac rifice hit Zimmer Stolen Hoy Clarke Double Bradley Chant and Magoon Struck By Callahan 2 by PhiHippl 1 Base ou balls Off tillahan 2 Wild pitch Phillippi 1 :35 Umpire I feuKk" BO AB A AB A Ryan 1" 4 0 2 1 0 Hoy 5 2 0 2 0 a nge in4 1 1 3 0 Clarke 15 1 2 0 Everitt 14 0 111 0 I each 3 5 0 2 4K arertes I 0 0 1 0 Wagner r5 1 1 I 0 4 0 0 0 1 Ritchey 2 4 0 2 2 Bradley 34 1V2 1 4 Lattiiuere 5 1 2 2 sv Magnon a 3 1 11 1 Zliiuuer 13 1 2 14 0 c'hnncc 3 1 I 1 Clingiimns 4 I I I Callahan 3 1 I 4 p3 2 10 0 33 5 SO 24 14 Totals 80 0 10 24 12 1 nnlnga 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CINCINNATI CLEVELAND AB A AB A Barrett r4 3 4 1 0 ft 0 13 0 6 3 3 5 0 Harley 4 5 1 3 3 1 Helbach 15 2 4 3 0 Quinn 2 5 0 3 4 Beckley 44 3 2 8 0 Hetnphlllr 5 0 I 1 0 24 2 1 3 5 Hullban 34 1 2 11 Irwin 3 10 1 1 laxkheads 4 0 12 6 Elberfeld a 5 1 1 2 I uncan 13 0 1 0 Peitz c4 3 2 Sugden c4 0 2 2 4 Hahn i 4 1 0 0 Holb 41 0 Won Lout Per ct 101 47 682 05 57 6211 5T1 5S Ji 21 86 581 S4 67 5'7 S3 7 a 573 72 MO 75 1 73 507 '73 77 88 60 400 54 18 20 134 120 1S99 OCTOBER 16 A Johnson Dungan the Star of the Detroit Aggregation A THREE CONCLUSIONS 7 140 279 6 16 1 CO 11 273 pring 14 429 GB 1OO 1 268 21 166 4 140 Ryan Det nature cut from wrap Arbackies Roasted Coffee 3S 34 263 34 9 56 IS 60 tG 3 30 73 2 wm weigh from 253 2 pound Huien 50 134 AO 386 64 ceipc 4 2' 94 4 3 116 18 9 0 A beautiful Burns 1 35 Ploiura 15x26 10 3 9 6 3S 1 3 61 3 27 Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee 12 9 7 51 1 9 2 3 4 76 Error 59 BucJUeaSoMUd wrapper of Roasted Coftep jig 30 in 36 60 Colt Pct wblok enter a receipt 267 Me Mnutrin ecurtd nr re ULS Asst SHORT STOPS 3 Ind 1630 935 341 7 025 TH Dunga 3WNATVBE3 ARK PKXNTEp OM BKO BAOEftKOUNB 3 NEW YORK CITY NY NOTION DEPT ltd 20: 331 400 1 30 1 208 13 1 00 0 34 1 4 9 316 106 3 40 4 1 117 30 178 19 17 100 10a 390 104 36 4 1 6: 81 41 CATCHER 40 40 20 8H leming Ind IS 28 "0 510 296 19 121 414 6 Rib 6: 3 18 95 290 Minn 4 47 33 10 HI 106 173 93 156 31 4 20 907 475'102 PITCHER: 1G 10 9 9: 1O00 16 Karol I 961 THE GOVERNMENT YACHT ENQUiRER NOW IN DETROIT 1 Dl nzer DlYirrHS )2S 923 3o ssn 30 846 aS 19 48 9 16 40 40 firamp and 10 Migna 68 100 14 8 12S 65 10 6 10 36 30 8 6 6 1 118 200 103 14 4 41 124 9 13 10 1 17 10 40 3 4 10 234 234 246 214 risk Thomas raub 1 in enaboM ed I 1 Buffalo Detroit St Paul 97 86 38 SB 6 4 30 280 280 Amole Ruf oreman' Ind ton er St I risk Det U4 37 12 14 4 10 IMO 939 49 X5 46 14 9S 347 340 106 30 108 3486 26 49 42 10 1G 5 202 201 38 30 450 544 8 10 7 Hart Milwaukee Kearns Buffalo 91 49 130 141 218 419 197 20 14 276 276 479 250 307 306 305 303 303 302 302 170 163 49 119 190 64 105 40 30 aipti Oflloe a well your Peejqaca 513 422 18 101 118 102 82 45 29 93 93 24 25 17 Det Mil taree from 8 4 153 123 ne 81 165 131 IOS 3 17 39 100 10 15 Kearns Ruf Chech Mt! Jones Coughlin Reilly I 350 151 470 214 185 231 156 26 46 1GT 150 176 6 11 2 from wrappers of Roasted Coffee i 244 50 turee cut frem wrap pers of Ar 73 85 68 910 934 930 930 965 9(K stamp 90 Pct910938037 393 354 286 114 100 161 158 156 150 14S 875 869 SG4 854 184 53 Elastic Web Suspenders durable neat well mounted Sent post on re ceipt efYwo pers of At tack les' Roasted Cof fe 231 230 229 66 183 170 VG 131 64 AR BUfiKLE ROS ap by the Tit 96 40 84 16 31 30 978975 973973 Thee three pictures all go together ao will be pcason of 1899 camfl were published pur ofr the teams and 1CMJ 77 53 ST 373 344 267 445 477 26 54 20 130 106 149 cedpt cent peer age etaxap nnd 3 sig natures cut from wrap pers of Roasted Coffee Put up In a pretty mor occo case as sorted sizes and made by the best Eng lish manufac turers Sent 21 20 38 96 44 receipt of tw cent postage stamp and signntures cut from wrappers of Arbucklcs Roast ed Coffee 312311310309308 963 935 SH 27 6 Hunting Mil Dixon Minn toher Minn 11 60 13 14 12 17 larger than tra i nary watch when toh No IOO Safety 314 3o3 39 76 Gondlng Buckley Sullivan 6 3 Rupture Piles or detention frvtw lTt eyetem Sundays 9 i 50 15 paid on receipt of two ont 9919x8986985981 57 33 133 166 31 139 The original was painted by Percy Moran 'fins rep rod tf on in 14 printings is a ge in work of art Ize lex 25 inches Kahoe Inl Raymer Clymer 52 51 23 16 15 16 63 4T 79 Chech Milwaukee and 10 signatures cut from wrappers of Ar buckles' Roasted Coffee 127 HO 3 3 4 13 Gear Gaston Det Parker Minn Daub Buf Katoll St: Thomas Det ri nd Mil Waddell turcs cut from wrappers of Roasted Coffee THE DETROIT REE PRESS: MON DA 31 41 NO 83 A Table Cover 81 56 16 12 20 26 10 21 16 10 23 13 16 9 11 5 Weaver MH 120 24 138 leming Ind Denzer St Gray But McQuaid But Sharrott Ind No 95 Three Beautiful lower Pictures Vlox Mil White Buf ten Smith Minn 1 30119092065 194 187 181 176 A beautiful im ported picturos 15x 20 Inches 1 size Sent pMit paid on receipt of cent 1 Mi 133 90 308 A most useful enssed woooen with lock and con taining lead pen cil holder rule and rubber tie nt post 94 rs 10 90 S3 64 10 302 5 6 14 1028 1238 592 241 239 38 Each measuring 9x17 inches The titles axe Hummer 3367 32H8 8270 Hasting Mil No 81 Hartzell Ind 60 2lh 442 No 75 A ifty oot Measuring ape rm 80 441) 353 4 BO No 94 A Basket of Beauties A magnificent picture ot Roies bv Paul de Longpre the great painter of fiowera believe this to be one of ttae baaduomeat Waldron Mil Garry 1 Buf Knoll Buf Dungan Iet Halligan Genins IL Carey Minn Hogrtever Ind Crawford Nicol Mil Barrett Iet Houtx Rt Wilmot Minn Hartzell In Bickering Gear lynn Ind White It 225 1340 413 12S 123H G36 flower pictures ever offered te the public is 16x25 Inches in size Sent pot nn rflrflint of2 ceat DsnfacA itainn a 16 signatures cut from wrappers of Ar Roasted Coffee 22 Lb It 15 6 19 25 No 78 An Album of Illustrated Natural History ifty colored picture of Aalmilt selected for their beauty and rarity 40 30 200 228 139 No 7 Noiseless Spring Tape Measure sixty tncnre long 97 5H 8 5b 40 55 8 30 8 84 136 37 64 160 5R Kmole Buffalo 1 1 st mas Dnffa In Lriggs Grand Rapids useful article in the house hold and on the farm Brass case nickel nlat edlinrn tare fifty feet long Sent xost cent postage tnrfla ent from wrappers of Arbucklea Roasted Coffee No 76 Belt Buckle Silver plated drtisttc design Sent postpaid ots receipt of 2 cent not win the pennant a few the Tigers who led the league beating Minneapolis out by live No 82 Barber Strop double strop one of leather und one of can aa bound together Length 22 1 nclies width two inches trimmings nickel la ted 6l 60 310 GO In Sir John own words "It thus happens that over nearly the whole floor of the oc run we have rnintfleti the remains of animalsewhieh had lived at tne surface of the water in tropical sunlight and the re mains of those which had ijlved all their lives in darkness and at a temperature near to the freezing point of fresh water" London Globe metal case well finished It can be carried in the vret pocket Rent on rncwlnr nfAr nftMfnfH Nf 10 fiignuturrs cut from wrappers o( Roasted CoGee A 8 53 73 1 3 24 5 9 1 9 223 218 217 216 216 ch 5333 5403 5378 3010! 31 Set I neat leather combination case with white mfitel frame 99 56 114 83 60 115 81 99 82 79 251 38t 20 1 Two acts' About' Arbuckles9 Coffee 1l 51 4 5 4 No 09 A Pocket Mirror and Comb and embossed Kvery feature of the Ahlmoto Is distinctly shewn Tbeeltphente ere Inchee high and 10 Inphea long and theatber Animals are proportionately large Seat 40 40 82 hi 9 It 13 9 This te a Picture of the Sig on arouckios neaexea Wraeear which veu art to ctff eut firtd send te us as a voucher No othor part of tle Coffee Wrapper will 156 acoeeted as a voucher ndrwlil this Picture be accepted as stick 5: 23 24 9 16 Motzfc Ind 125 oreman dni 30 Nicol Mil Barnes Mil Shuarnrt St Gr'nf ger Bn 105 Hall Buff 90 No 97 Eighty ono Gold Eyed Needles 340 338 Dixon Minn Hey don Ind McCauley Buf Hausen Buf Shaw Det Rvan Det Buelow Det 210 214 112 53 68 64 223 155 259 60 51 90 43 67 45 9 141 nfle stamp und 16 sl natures out from wrap pers of A buckles'Roast ed Coffee 7 10 4 23 13 32 87 30 19 39 Scholars' Compenlon article for school children Highly half an hour late at our aji pointment Mr Tompkins'" I stopped to my luncheon" be kind enough to sit down and wait while I go out'and get mine" Ch! cago' Record vidual Players as Compiled by President Elberfeld Det hewee Det lynn Ind Raymer Genins Shoch MIL Eu8tncery Buf Hhusrart St Ball St Cockmin Ruf Hall Buf 936 934931916915907907906903 903 pon 88988869868 845 Kahoe Ind Spet Mil Boyle No 79 Pepper and Salt Holders 240 HO 240 (B iremlnger Ruf Nance Minn Buelow Grav Mil Hail Buf: Geier St Bn rnes MIL Hirkey Tnd Dillard Det Gillen Andrews Minn Hoffmaater Genins It No 93 Two Is Company 10 JO cO Jd was the Hallman Buf White Buf Dlerbauer It Isbell St Abbatticliio Minn Stewart Ind Glennlvin St Hurns I agan Det Raymer Barnes Mil McQuaid Buf Ryan Det Atherton MIL Vlox Cronin Menefee Minneapolis Scott Indlanapojls riend Minneapolis uenzer bl Paul Reidy Miwaukei isher St Paul Gray Buffalo Newton Irdianei oreman Indmiuii iolis McGill st Paul Jones Grand Rapids Hutchinson Mlnnea nohs Kellum Indianapolis No 98 Hair PirrCabinet A metal box lithographed in color containing On Hundred Hair Pina aa sorted sizes and styles straight crimpled and in visible The different styles are In separate com partmentSs Sent past paid on receipt of Errors At 8 6 53 McGill St 44 Buelow 55 Thomas Hurt St 2t Turner 26 CongnlVn Mil 40 Beville Ind Hart MIL Kenmu Buf riend Minn Kellum Ind Briggs Reidy Jones A mole Preston htVaddil I St 1 White Buf Hansen Buf Isbell St Newton Tnd Parker Minn Geier St Turner German Isbell Davis Minn Rothfusfl Preston SI Conealton rank Householder "Buf risk Det Schrall Det McVicker Sullivan 24 103 72 95 ana reHLores smau weat organs RUerers are not cured by Doctors te because 90 per cent are troubled with I i L'Xv Jili a i i A vt ttOfl a kUG oiivu icun'tiv to re ujo i nn operation wuu MsiumoHMv guarantee given and raouey returned if 6boxescleuot effect a permanent cue 4100 box far fAwk mall Bend for UEie circular and tcstimeuiag Add rem VOL JIKVICINIO CO Rnv "IWt Kan raneRrn Gat i OR SAL3 IX DlaTKOIT BI HLKD A GILAY CO 208 WQOp WAIVP AVE) afj A It I' Laiubenti 12J Duke? of Muldlebui'K Pt Montanle 115 Herbert ftevnnlda Baine 114 Gonfallon J13 Iul 112 PrestidlKltaor iOS Queen of Song Second seiuub ots turionxs or rjclipee course Whip 10) olon AV Minstrel' Randy Angle 104 Mercer Grandeui Midwood onaolee Royal Sterling The Corinthian 102 James Hop Brook Robert Metcalf' Kindred Matt Pin peon list Tenderloin 05 Third race veiling 5 furlongs of llpse course sunn) Millstone 105 Pink Domino lOt tlnriroyle Hanover llcen Daly lv2: Betsy Jane Sumi mer Girl Gold Lace leuron Pegasus ''Liftcr Gratia Idnda K' Marton Lyneh 100 Edith Me Buck Talk Allaire Jamaica P5 ourth raee! withers St Simonian Pickwickian Bond: man lid 1 ellu of II Jonah Stain Rliody meula Mias Mitchell Orenburg 10r ifth selling 1 1 111 iniles rGtorlan Han well iftf Seolch Plaid iner i Maximo Gont va loi The Gardner ioo Veracious OT Handcuff race handteap 1 fl Box 120 Charentuh 121 Cnrnero IIP Decanter 10 The Hose lull Muakailfne Maid: of Harlem 101 Plaid 04 Stafford Mil 122 Minn 127 rank games Milwaukee 124 Indianapolis 12H Minneapolis 1 brand Rapids 1 It has set the standard of quality for all competitors for the last thirty years The strong est claim any competitor can make is that his coffee is as good as 5239 5230 5204 5471 Handsome cloth varie gated figured pattern wtth fringe 32 inches sent post fiaid on receipt of two cent postage stamp unit siuna tures cut from wrappers of No 90 THE CITY DREADUL NIQHT A foiollael reaBtal fnifoa I 11V RnilVIltB KlPlTNU No 77 Telescope Drinking Cup Thifi article is prevented from fU log a partly ite uaique construction Nickel plated and highly fiDinhed Diggins Buf isher Beville Ind Made of Germap Rtlrer without Ream or joint except where tope screw on and off Sent post paid en receipt of 3 cent poeiatffi fltamp and 19 signatures cut iron wrapper Roasted Coffw 19 OUTIELDERS a ri holds as much as a coffee cap Seat post paid on receipt nr2 rent pontage stamp non 13 aiptin tnres cut from wrapper of Ar buckles Roasted Coffee No 90 Noah'a Ark A' menagerie consisting ef 12 pairs of Elephants Camelo Deer Hsrooe Cattle Donkeys Ooata Lions Boars Tlgon Dogs and Cote Kach pair is coupled ang stands alone ars UtMograpbod In This represents one page of a Ljstwbloh to fa rnund nackaee of Hoastad Co0o al package lu wh Ich the List found pu rchagor has bought a definite part of some article to ba seleotad Mr blip or bar from the List subject only to the condition that the signature on the package Is to be catout and returned to Arbuckle Bros as a vouchor la accordance with the directions printed lq connection with each item illustrated ana described In ths List This List will be kept good snly sill Max Bl 190 A aether page of this List will appear In this paper shortly tvhen the Western League to a close amass ot figures Iortinff to be the averages players in this elreult but the worthlessness sinh hastily complled and Unofficial records appreciated when compared with the first pearanee ot the official figures given out President Johnson which are published for first time In The ree Press of this date early mathematicians haff Elberfeld batting cluse tn 45O and Stalllnaar around the 400 mark with other dtscrepaneies of as flagrant a nature A perusal ot the following figures shows Elberfeld to be just In the select circle of 3X) batsmen while Manager Stallings falls below that mark a few points" i Jf Detroit did honors belong to In team batting points The Detroit team also has the honor of furnishing the premier dgi tter ot the league and that individual is none other tha tlie ever popu lar and conscientious right fielder Sammy Dun gan There wafe a fcreat struggle for batting honors if the players had but known it and bald headed Sammy only beat big Perry Warden out by the narrowest ot margins one point sepaiat ing this pair of favorites Davis once a njember of the Detroit team made the most bits during the season and ranks third in the list with Crawford ot the Grand Rapids club: Schrall of Detroit: Waldron ob Milwaukee and Jlmmv Parrett following In the order named Davis who led off for the Millers all season also ld in number of runs scored with Barrett a good second the Detroit record being excellent when it Is remembered that he batted down in list during the early part of the reason when Eagan was leading off Eddie Burke the old major league outfiexcr who was with the St Paul lean easily led the baflC fltealerH HSfe he played but 88 jina purloined 54 sacks Diffy Halen of Kansas? Lity is second witii 4oMeals In 102 games vhite Waldron stole two score in 115 games Manager Wilmot of the Millers ployed 97 games and otme37 bases Iavis played 1 17 games and stole 3S Geier of St Iaul participated In 120 games and made 3S steals Hcgnever had 43 in lifts games Pickering who played an equal num ber stole 3b Rothfuss had 41 In ll4 games and Barrett 3l in 121 Remes Nance of Minneapolis who was second in the batting order of his team assisted Davis In his run gettlng by making 5 sacrifice hits hading the league in that respect Dungan was secondis a sacrifice hitter with 27 Motz was third with 24 Speer made 22 Stewart 21 and Manager Stallings 20 Gdar is the best hitting pitcher in the league although as he ployed more games in other positions than ho officiated on the slab lie can hardly be considered a twirler and tnat would make McGilt the heaviest hitting bona fide pitcher in the league with Tom Thomas second his figures being 302 risk did not hit as hard DR SPINNEY Ths Did Reliable Socialist W'i Oldest in experience Richest in medical knowledge and with years ot unparalleled th ufferer the people epectaliat He ha curfld thousands and cau cure you All Chronic Nervoua Blood bkln riivuiff rio mauer nuw lingering Ciangexuua or restored Stricture Varicocele Kidney and Bladder Troubles Knotted (enla'rjed Veins 4n the leg cured without cutting buslnepfl Cures guaranteed If vou cannot 811 WRITE home treatment for out of town patients Hours 9 a i to Sunday 11 tu Consultation free Separate parlor fo Indies DR SINNEJY A Cv 290 WOODWARD AVE CORv ET4ZABETH DKTKQ1T MICH 40 87 50 Carey Minn Motz Ind Vaughn St I OanzM Slater Det Massey Buf Stafford Mil Werden Minn Tebeau Dillon Buf Isbell St Hasting Ruf' Bn eras Hutchinson Minn Gray Buf StnekletL Cross Heitger Mil1 Reidy Mil Hart Mil Pardee Menefee Minn 13 8 5 IRST BASEMEN Aset 9 54 23 60 24 58 63 Nano Minn Burke St I Games A RunslB Lei ai Werden Mlnnl 1 1 434 Davis Minn 11 7 GR 60 Schr cU 18 Wahlron Mil 1 15 Barrett Det 121 Ind I aianafutMti wat from wrappers of Arbuckles Roasted Coffee Houtz St 34 Eustace Buf 72 Genins 125 And ws MlnnJUJ Speer Mil 124 Diffjnns Buf 14 KnoL Buf 54 Hallman 112 Reilly 55 Dillard Det 121 Gray Mil 108 Burke St Official Batting and ielding Records of the Teams and lndi Pardoe 3 The best Coffee is The only Coffee to buy is The right thing is to insist on having Arbuckles' tries for to nturrow at Monte Park: irst race handicap furlongs of the withers 125 Hon Galla 355 99 61150 THIRD BASEMEN 16 53 95 Any one Book of the foliowing List will be sent post paid on receipt of a 2 cent postage stamp and 10 signatures cut from the wrappers of Arbuckles Roasted Coffee No 84 A ONE NIGHT MYSTERY find two otMer rrt Detective btonea by No 85 ADVENTURES A BASHUL BACHELOR by Claba Augusta A mirth provoking story No' 86 TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE A Xerelby Mr8 akt HOLMES rfippert buckler Ai Coffee when or derinc nfime your The moflt popular female writer of fiction of the age No 87 THE SUNNYSIDE COOK BOOK by Mm Jbnnii Harlan This la one of the most comprehensive commo sense Cook Books ever published No 88 OLD SECRETS AND NEW DISCOVERIES This book takes the reader out of the beaten tracks of knowledge and will be found both euiertaimng and uefuL No 89 THREE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH KNOWING by Moonic author of Universal Asntstafit' This book Is an encyclopedia of bichty useful information in condensed form and other persof RoastsdCoffba Won Lost TO Tie 2ti 8 7 signature cut from wrappers Roaated Coffee the worst fieldinc pitcher in the circuit Gaston wa the lightest hitter on the Detroit tcaru while Crcnln ricked "up In stick work towards the end of the year and te over 250 It was as fielders that the Detroit team fell down and fell hard St Paul being the only club in the league that las a lower team average The Individual work of the men indicates this condition Detroit failing to have a single player who led in his particular position Dungan wbce all around work as denoted ly the averages was the most valuable man on the team rankn hign as an outfielder and had the sun fields to play all through the circuit Slater on first Ellx rfeld and Lee we at short field and Bar rett average up Lut nt second base third basv and behind the bat the figures cause the Tigers to look cheap all three of the catchers being behind the other backstcps of the league Waddell was the best pitcher that being con ceded before the figures were made public while Menefee ranks recond although he lacked one of pitching as many winning gaiveH as did reliable Jack Cronin! the man who kept Detroit in the hunt and prevented Grand Rapids from beating the Tigers out in the race urther particulars will Lo found by the fans In the following com plete and comprehensive tabulation: 45 'MU 3 b50 No 98 The irst Kiss 22 33 IS 35 SI 22 Mil 40 Min 27 37 Buf 23 No 72 A School Bag 14 Inches wide 10 inches deep made of handsome colored netting Sent post paid on receipt of cent postage tREDp Hnd JO signatures cut from wrappers of Rousted Coffee Daub Buf 18 risk Det 50 Stallings Det bt Xdrjv Minn Smith Minn Gettman KC isher St Buf 5V 15 16 1915 912 912 913907901903 S9 a A MUAAnDreTAOcncupiDENr IIlllllWaw IhW I fcr TbU great Veeto gw bie Viudizer the prescripuoQ of a famous rench physician will quickly cur you ol xjervousur dMrusesuf tue gtiiimiivt organs such JLwa Mask to jMlM in the Back Urminul Emiakioet Xrrvea Debility IL ntlitkr 1 Hurry DrutM Twrlcocele Cowetlpatl Ml As I stops all looses tty day or uigbu Prevents quickness of discharge wblrh t( not beeiea leivte to Snertuutorrhasa and all tb horror of tmpotency liver the and the urtuary organs ot all impurities CUlPJEtoB etreagUaM nil aaL 21 rt'fc BI Cold Dnrk Bed Next to Sir William White's axldresa the 'paper of greatest interest was that in which Sir John Minray described to the members of the geographical section the' 'of life in the cireat depths of i the ocean Of the 103000 square miles which the ocean floor measures more than half he said was at a depth of bt tween two and three geographical miles On the Challenger charts all the areas where the depths exceed 3000 fathoms had been called "deeps" and names had been conferred upon them orty three depressions wore now known twenty four in the Par ific three in the In dian oeean fifteen in the Atlantic and one In the Southern ocean Wltmn twenty four soundings exceed fa thorns including exceeding The greatest depth of all to the east of Islands In south Pacific where the deoth was fathoms or again' 2 OuO feet more below the level of the sea than the highest part of the Himalayas was above it In the great depths below two geographi cal miles the water msivery little above freezing point andwaa a region of dark ness as well as cold for the direct rays of tlie sun were wholly absorbed in passing through the superficial layers of water Vegetation was quite absent over S3 per cent of the ocean bed ana that cold tltrk floor was buried in dead marine organisms Scott Ind 37 SP 40 Cockman Hilf 10 Hickey Ind 124 Allen Ind 101 Stewart Ind Gonding Vlox Mil Gaston Det Bet tger Mil Chech Mil Hastings Buf Gillen 5fi R7 IS 44 30 20 22 Det 47 102 St 41 Atherton Ganzel Miller Geier St I ally St Dillon Buf Garry Buf De Heydon Ind 30 Wilmot Minn 07 Halligan KC 20 24 SECOND BASEMEN Slater Det 1111 Shaw Det 44 Buf 50 Massey Buf 50 fee Buckley i i miTr a vrn a nrc 2 VVCICKll LLAUUL AVLKAULa 1 1 10 843 10 19 784 awaati 1 1 5 i A Wtfv Ou 1 1 4 Mow 4 Mc A 81 1' JL 4W 4 a KrW'ir to 3 Seat to etoars tor a an arto cnt cat from I Of Ar ted of Ar buck iM "ft fWiSt' No 9i The ltftflrayer it I 1 4 IP fl Inohaa In Dgy sg fijfiCfi JnKqA 14 raoalpi ot JoMWlMr JW Mans and Mfil rWcV 10 TCV Tv3 wren tR 9 if: post paid receipt ef fl ceet peatng stamp and IS aicaatufea ou from 3 St oil IB I 1 IOO alna JyiiiinuiiiH4' twenty tour nickel platedafsty lna 'KL unnttlMlHaMMl three slsea i 4 KUHB 1 1 1 i 1 I 1 MWWWWH Seat pea al4 receipt of ceat BoctaM afaniB aod i I teaaet Seat wag pent peatte stamp and ftisaaCaes cut from mns re a lekn Arlaal DaalfAd faflaa 111 amp Dfl MSI post a 4 a fl stamp and elsau SkS Jk AfrS TtX tfW Ln A Va 9f and it nid nd sent 1 1 res cutm wrap CzHr Coftec la sack i tfc each 24 17 a flflt Krrrrfl 3 14 24 334 44 95 18 175 A At 19 1 I VI 7 ri 19 a 4 jr S' VfG ifjs i 4 ail x' wGrs? 64 26 zX i I 1 102 116 223 5R 7 I IL 45 57 88 30 41 4 rip 4 I i Qrt i Mid I I 14 15 22 35 36 16 ru Id 5 11 i 4 JI 9 4 fS A ukG: IW 'Ai 4 rj 'daaa i I I a 4 As'W LAsst PB Av 2T 2 1 98 1 77 7 3 982 ziu'' 3m i Lz citaiStft 1 39 1 zx S' fSi It 'a 4 rr fiVLj ti zt trnr' 1 A I i 1' ft i xv I I S2 14 10 l)(kl ws LV rv 1 Waddell 7 hli 7 I S7 is It 053 79 19'12 'III 12 a 7 77 rtSA' 25 7 7 7 77 I 1 is 7 1 1 S77 I 20 te 3 7 7 i i 't 26 2 31 7 5 55 10 5 19 io rt I ra i it is I i 1 7 I 0 iiS fsi 16 17 5 i 1 7 7 I 1 a rsei rf ti7: 1 I'tiof fli i 'S 16 5 1 ikO xh i5 7 IVl 17 6 Qi 12 2 71 cnrrMB ttTI 1 Lil riTn TiL I 4 2 4 15 izs jrgrj Wl 1 I 1 lUJILil WiOJIaXM'X tj 5j 11 Enyaj Si' a rrrr ffn1! 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