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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: RIDAY MARCH 17: 1911 10 til SUBURBAN Natura DENIES SCHMIDT Automatic PENETRATE STAR dedicating CHAMBER SECRETS Dilator and Is Given Maximum Pension 4 BATCHELOR GERMAN CHAMP ORD USING SERIOUSLY HURT HIS SPIT BALL champion so JJcLe COMPLETES ISCAL REPORT 1 irf rdf j) IRE DAMAGES 3 STORES AG rt on TENNIS MEN TO ORM NSW CLUB SPIRIT BY YACHTSMEN BAT DEEATS VETS I our most potent ally a We use only the choicest Montana barley to brew delicious Mund us the home beer Yet we reject 3796 of these choice grains because they are not good enough After the most careful and skillful handling we put this brew in CAPABLANCA CHESS CHAMP glass lined tanks and let it alone You owe a great deal to Nature for this delightful food beverage ENTRIES AT RUNNING TRACKS 3 ree! "7 191 SS4 Name ifer Bottled Beer Hose Dolly mite Aunt MIm Mist Ma New Capitol (W Brighton (Denny) but can see to stop th shuved hr second to i the De and The IBERLOID CO 7 9 Waverly Place Mahony one of the known and best loved the city schools from waterproofed PernuucfiUy clean Collars 25c each Caffs 50c a pair 1 1 nowo ni THE Special to Th ree Athens Ga March 16 The bliz zard weather here this morning was too cold for practice All work was 10 14 5 77 3 IS 1053 Some City Bell West Davs ran got away with there many work It against an in the American '1 hi frvnritr TtovOl Lady dar tn the rear' The meeting vbo extended beyond April 1 it said today irst rave J1OT 4 year oMe and up Athanio 07 (Kohn) cl to 1 inn I in i io 5 and out second: 1 (Price) 12 to 1 3 to 1 and CUBAN PLAYERS VERY QUICK TO GRASP AMER1 CAN STRATEGY Garman'a skull match declared that Bahn was ser imiKl 1 nrt i wrestled for tuo out of three falls After they had struggled seven minutes and 20 seconds Gotch ob tained a leg hold and tossed the German over his head Bahn land ed on the back of his head uncon scious The match was awarded to Gotch who later announced he had signed a contract to meet any wrestler in the world Walter Willoughby of Cleveland champion middleweight 'wrestler threw William Monson of Tampico lit in 21 minutes 21 seconds and in 10 minutes two seconds AY0R1TES ARE BADLY AT TAMPA 2R07 2902 2R98 2 832 filed a petition for a recount Beau pre claims in his petition that the ballots were counted several times with varying results V' River Rouge lodge T'M'M will give a mock trial this evening at Le hall Alexander Levan charged with assaulting Robert Howarth a fore man tt the Michigan Alkali com plant was bound over to the circuit court yesterday by a Jury in Justice Beat court at Wyan dotte Ball has been fixed at $o00 with two sureties MrsnAnni Lnvo Chaffee widow of the late Merrick Chaffee died yesterday at her residence Ger ald avenue Highland Park after a brief illness tiliw is survived by four children Annie Charles IL'and Belie Chaffee and Mrs Jonathan Chase Chatham Ont The funeral will bo held Saturday af ternoon from the residence aiii Witm Order Blank as can be estimated at the present time will reach about $3000 The fire Is supposed to have started in the bakery and spread rapidly to the brick building in which the hardware ptore la locat edand the tailor shop a small frame structure Strenuous efforts on the part of the fire department prevented the blaze from spread ing to the Bailey building in which the public library is located The high wdnd and terrible cold hamper ed the work of the firemen a great deal Several of them are confin ed to their homes nursing frozen fingers Lange! estimates the loss to hla building and stork at about $6000 The damage to the Pierce bakery will be about $1500 and the tailor shop which was completely destroyed was valued at $500 The hardware store and bak ers shop' were partially protected by insurance finished second in the TH hurdle far 4 year olds $800 oru inlla and 76 furlongs or Relief of Piles Constipa tion hervjusnm City Treasurer Headman Wyan dotte orwards It to Council City Treasurer Janies Head man Wyandotte lias completed bls annual and monthly report of the finances They have been forward ed to the council The annual re port shows that there was a bal ance on hand March 4 1810 of $1473781 The disbursements for the year were $13307741 and the cash received $14377031 The bal ance on March 1 of this year was $2342071 In view of the many irst (Molrsworth) (Gaiizh 6 bi (1 1 1 award The Visitor Defy Big brave bleepland Jangs UdJ oInt and Tie Thoms also The real test of Mundus is the taste test Phone or write for a case of 24 bottles Try three bottles and if the flavor is not to your liking return the balance of the case and the price of the whole case $100 will be refunded The three bottles you drank will cost you nothing Mrs Mary oldest best teachers in whom scores of prominentbusiness and professional men re ceived the rudiments of their edu cation nearly half a century ago was yesterday placed on the retired Het by the board of trustees of the teachers retirement fund and be ginning April 1 next she will draw the regular maximum pension of2750 a month for the rest of her life Malony began teaching In564 when she was a very young girl and her first assignment was Jn what was then known as the Porter street school long since out of existence but at that time close to the renter of population and one of its important temples of learning Later she taught in the old Guild hall another almost for gotten structure In what was known as the Michigan avenue school and finally in the ranklin school the name of which is still preserved in the new structure on Brooklyn avenue near Locust She was then Mary Sullivan and among her pupils was Secretary of State rederick Martindale brother of the present superintendent of schools who presided at the meet ing yesterday when her name was placed on the retired list In 1873 she was married and for Eaton Rapid! Experts Strong Tram Eaton Rapids Mlcln March 16 The Eaton Rapids High School Athletic as sociation will have one of the strongest baseball teams In the field this year that the town has ever had Lio Husseii who has made a phenomenal record for a young chap as a southpaw pitcher wilt pitch for tho team the season which opens April 22 The High School league embraces Eaton Rapids Charlotte Mar lon Leslie Olivet and Vermontville Early Morning Blaze at Wyan dotte Does About £8000 Harm Three Wyandotte stores were damaged by fire at an early hour yesterday morning They are the hardware store of Langel the bakery of Mrs George Pierce and the tailor shop of A Kopko which are located on irst near Maple street The damage so far Street and No by $100 additional for saw and bottle The SLOO will bo when empty bottles and case aro returned Smith Plays I'nknowa Smith will play 100 balls tonight with an unknown at Aug place earner Mark avenue and Orleans sired at 8 After tho game Smith will show fancy shots (tempted )r find i ie store and made his inert but ie where Cuban Expert Grabs irst Hon ors in Spanish Tourney San Ecbastian March Capa blanca the Cuban expert has won first prize In the international tournament played here Ju the final round today Capnblanea drew with Vklmar glv Ing Jiun a total of! 1 2 games won and 4 1 2 lost The other prizes have not yet been determined ow Jng to the fact that there are four a adjourned games1 which will be 'concluded tomorrow re suits: Capablanca and Vidmar' drew Bernstein beat Maroczy Janowski beat Lt onhurdt ZTeichmann and Spielmann drew The games be twren Marhnll and Tarrach and Duras and Burn and had a bye A Spotless Collar Will Blaze The Way To A Good PositionCLEANLINESS is an invaluable asset It is essential that one be both clean and capable VVhere din tberr'i tiwally ibirk Weir a dean whitenartly taped collar etrry day LITHUUN WATERPROOED LINEN COLLARS DETROIT TEACHER OR ALMOST HAL CENTURY ON RETIRED LIST JITABEZ 4 Thistle voni Koval Lady Hugtis third: time :47 Louis Ogie salesman 41 years old who says he comes from Chicacn wan locked up at the irst precinct sta tion by Detectives High and Larkins )ft night nn tho charge' of defrauding th Hotel Taller out of a two weck board bill Two men entered the grocery store con ducted by Charles Kusselow 252 Sec ond street last night and asked to use the telephone which la a pay station Mrs ICussclow showed one of the men the phono and he rnbhed tho cash box of about $7 and ran out of the store Mrs Jxussciow rouoer a i xnr to ono side or escape 1 tte poi titer couui hi abouts of Improvements made in the city dur ing the past year this report is very satisfactory The following balances in various funds are shown to be on hand bv the monthly report: Contingent $3116S5 road $7755 ponr $29575: fire $143507 police $99799 inter est $334842 paving and curbing $256778 7 water works extension $845334 park $77269 sewer main tenance $23586 sinking $190539 good road refund $14384 com mercial light tforks $159719 total $2542071 Thrown Out agine how funny it looked to see such ft plav tried unless you untlei stand size He weighs over 25v pounds and has a stomach that would make an alderman blush He is about as fast us a steam rol ler But oh how he can hit that ball Hits the Ball ai Mlle 'He Is "so powerful that when he connects with one of the little short bats he uses the ball travels a mile You ought to see him when somebody makes a good catch off him He will bite his own arm or his cap or do something else just as crazy One time Crawford took a line drive from him and he bits his cap right In two stunt that the Cubans tried was to score a man from sec ond base on a bunt They had seen us du it and thought that they could pull off the same stunt Did we catch them at It? Well by about leet was an cord ana Jones and Bush mat fiturr others who Infield we league Jacks Tiger whl bol Ing T'rldftj evening a avenue AU juemlwjr i fitter than 3u rck RAYMOND Detroit WEST SIDE BREWERY CO Detroit Please deliver one case (24 bottles) of Mundus Bear It I do not wish to keep the case after trying three bottles you will call for it and refund $100 the cost of the entire case j' JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES irst race race 3 year oIiJ and up 5 furlongs Ailandale Queen Lydia Lee Grand ggy Little Kuby Knight Deien Ynca log rank Mc Kimiie Sam Matthews jus Woolapun Infatuation Bonnie Ut Lady Martinez Kenmare Queen Elmeta Hamilton Calla 109 Aho eligible: Aphrodite Donaldo L' on Second race felling yoar fiids and up fillips and mares 7 Alia ciena Myrtle Marion Mult Danish Girl Rampnnt iorrie Bryan :9 Annie rtti ircr uvif JU Wurth 107 Christina 103 Night Miss Marlune I vdlgrce Loulae znla 112 Third race selling Consolation and 70 urtara 54 Rake 94 BURROUGHS TEAM INISHES SIXTH In All Six Events the irst M'Choices Are Beaten Meet to Be Extended and the Man rom' a Start Correspondent' New Orleans Idi March IS Ac cording to Georpe Moriarty the Cuban bull players aro the most Im itative tn the world Anything that thej see an American team attempt they will try to pull off at the first opportunity Now and then they fall to use very good: Judgment in their strategy xpd as a result their plays get all gummed up he first time the Tigers played In Cuba" sail Moriarty "the Cu bans aaw Ownle Bush who Is fast as lightning go Oom first to third on a bunt Immediately big Cas tllllo the huge first saeker made up fits mind that he would try that stunt The next time he got on Itrst somebody bunted and the burly Cuban Instead of stopping at sec ond kept right on to the next sta tion "Our own first baseman saw what he was trying to do and nearly died laughing lie let Castlllid run near ly to third and then threw the ball getting him easily You 1m Yankee Twirler Shows Good orm but Uses No Speed in Workouts Gotch Throws Samson With Such orce His Skull is ractured season everything points to and who scoffed at tho New OAS I I Vftrtr fttnVi'a afl'orio tn nnmnntn Vita reformation by sending him to a gold cure institute should see the mighty pitcher as he labors every day on the sun baked diamond at Emerson park Raymond is not yet a perfectly conditioned pitcher He still car ries a few pounds of excess weight around the waist but the heavy jowls that he wore when he came south and most of the avoirdupois he carried scattered over his en tire body have been worked off His eyes are clear and for the first time in years he Is eating three meals every day to this spring Raymond did not know what it meant to three squares under his every 24 hours There are half a dozen hotels around the circuit the din ing rooms of which he has not a bowing acquaintance Nowadays hr hrtailq tho lin that forma of tho dining room door before meals mile to won Omlcron (Irvin) urousnam I a to a third Valentine sna Albion vear o'ds and up Littlo Mall 103 orty Besidents of Highland Park Demand of School Board Result of Secret Inquiry Members of the Highland Park school board were somewhat sur prised last night when about 40 residents of the village appeared at the board meeting and expressed the view that they desired to know the result of the star chamber ses sions which the board has been conducting for some weeks past The board met first in a private room and then decided to include the people present in the proceed ings of the meeting after the meeting was called to order Henry Kraur 42 Buena Vista avenue with whom a num ber of the teachers board arose and demaritied to know what action the board intended to take as the result of their secret investiga tion He was supported by all the people present inspector Peterson who is also president of the vil lage engaged in a wordy argument with Kraus during which both men became quite bitter They were finally calmed by President Nichol son 1 The board then held another private discussion at the close of which Mr Nicholson announced that he was prepared to make a state ment He said that the board had consumed three days and several evenings taking the testimony of the teachers which was now being put into typewritten form They had learned several" startling things which they did not know before and on which they would take dras tic action At the present time they are not prepared to make public the result of the Investiga tion but the matter will be given the fullest publicity as soon as all the details have been completed Mr Nicholson said Eccentric Giant Hurler is Off the Pink Stuff for Sure Almost Down to Weight Special to Th' ree Press Marlin Tex March 16 Skep tics who placed small faith In Ar thur repeated state ments last winter that he had JUAREZ ENTRIES irst race selling 2 year olda 4 Mim Tlernay f3 Puerto lor cneo Kripp 1'vunne 105 Zaputtc bay vlile 108 Second race selling 6 ritz Emmett Twickenham V7 Argonese 100 Cialla 107 Biskra DO Gene Wood Joo Woods 1)2 Third race Wiling Sporting Life Marcus High Culture )0fi Mauretania Waldorf Belle Dene IOS Mr Bishop ruurui iacr I 1 16 miles odder 1 rTT World 116: Meadow ifth race Loween Aglilty 90 Rlnda 90 Altarec 95 Anne McGee 103: Misprision 108 Sixth race eiling mile Emma Me lissa 106 Hoyle red Mulholland Bad News Hannis 108 This appliance is admitted by those com petent to judge to be the greatest advance made in years in the successful treatment ef Rectai trouble it wtubuiea eflectlveiy tne principles of dhaiion and medication The dilatur causes no discomfort on me other hand it support the muscle such a way that it cause great relief The heallua omunent secreted by the di lator applied diiectiy to the ailecied parts and remove all Innammatlun lorene Those who suffer from chronlo consti pation and the resulting nervousness may obtain quick and permanent relief by using tne NATURA DILATOR if you have found It necessary to resort to drugs for this complaint try tho Na tura treatment and experience the de lightful result obtained or sale at all Reliable Druggist Write now for full particular to THE NATVRA CO buperlor Bldg Ohio Rprria! to The ree rew Marlin Texas March Gy or hitting wua principally re sponsible Cor tho dally defeat of Mc regulars by his colts this afternoon the teams going nine winnings to a score of 7 to 4 or pj th blammrd a triple on his firsttry and followed that with three rmnius iiiieanig oniy onco in nve trips to tho plate Scored two runs uul druvo in another 1 he colts were lather rude to Pitcher Jenkins Humming for eight hits in the first five Inning? Crandall who was in Hie box fur tho youngsters was more fortunate although four of the Ux hits gleaned uff his delivery wire bunched In the third Inning Mst MrCraw nftr 1 1 ri rtn or seven fnnmgs put himself in to bat for 1evoro in the ninth and almost brokn tip tho game by claiming a on the youngsters McGraw got on first base through an error The next batsman hit a grounder lo ullerton who chased McGraw buck to to first base and tagged himrThe colts claimed a double play but McGraw insisted that ullerton had touched the bag first and refused gn Latham who was umpiring efused to make a decision The colts paid no further attention to McGraw and after retiring the next man walked off the held leaving the manager on third base He claimed a forfeit but it was not an no need great deaL'? Th varfnim nttchers nr hprnrA ine practice game 1'ord gave a good deal of time to his spilier but used no speed with it Qninn and isher used a good deal of steam in the warming up and were coached by Chase and arrell in watching the bases isher was called on later in the game and undertook to take It easy While he was doing this the colts bumped him so hard that they made runs enough In one in ning to win had to cut louse before he could get the Colts Tho pitchers used by the regulars Sykes isher and Chase were greeted with many base hits Sykes doing the best twirling of the trio Roach and Ables were both suffi ciently recovered from their injur ies to resume playing Jloach cov ered secund for the Colts and Ables pitched the first three innings His pitching was the stiffest thing In that lino the regulars have met this season and the best the latter could do with the tall Texan was two singles in three Innings There were numerous long hits including home runs for Russell isher Score by innings: Colts 0 10 Regulars 0 2 1 0 3 1 Dav ton baseball club trill held a meet ing at rank Staub' place 509 Myrtle street riday March 17 ollowing players are earnestly requested to report not later than 7:30 Taylor Ay lord Hurkinshaw Sah Uampbeh Thomas rikktei rageftu GiObkc Rank Miller and Dick orty Enthusiasts Declare Them selves in avor of Buying erry Property for Club Site Judging by the spirit shown at the annual meeting of the Detroit Tennis association in the offices of the Detroit Trust Co last night this city will have a tennis club that it can feel proud of or some of the devotees of the game here will die in the attempt About 40 enthusiasts of the sport harkened to the appeal for aid in the matter and every individual promised his heartiest co operation in making a success of what Detroit has been larking for a number of years AWhat is wanted most of all at this period is 'a considerable in in the number of members and when that is reallzed the more Important work of raising funds to purchase a plot of ground on which the new cJub house will be creeled will be within Its grasp It was Impressed upon those present last night that more mem bers are needed to carry out the work in view and after that the rest would coine easy If fte pres ent membership can be increascj to 150 it is planned to acquire the property bounded by erry reder ick Brush and Beaubien streets1 which can be secured at a reason able price from the owner erry Mr erry offered to sell on the contract basis There is no reason why Detroit have a tennis club that wuhld equal or even surpass other cities of its size And that is what Detroiters are becoming more and more impressed with daily As a rule the devotees of tho game are hustlers and some of their activ ity they have promised to put Into the work ahead Several other business details were discussed chiefly the matter of increase in dues should every thing come out as desired It was suggested to Increase theT Initia tion fee to $25 and make the yearly dues $15 However it was merely a suggestion and no aelion was taken on the matter Those who attended the meeting promised to put their shoulders to the wheel and to enlist the aid of as many others as it is possible to secure It means plenty of hard work but this is a splendid chance to accomplish the ends in view and It is going to be pushed to tje fullest extent Tan pa March Six favorites'x wero defeated today at West Tam pa The card consisted of six sell ing events bringing out only or binary fields A good1 sized crowd turned out and speculation was i brisk Don Hamilton at 6 to 1 J00 the feature event In easy fashion Tho favorite RojtH Lad finished may was refropolfa HI Cep At Park Race Paris March The Prix Chimere a hurdle handicap of $8S0 distance one mile and furlongs run at Auteull to day was won by Widener's Pe tropoH HI The same owner's Datura jvrsano distance Mundus is thoroughly ripened to full maturity We age it 12 months KatoY Grecian Bend 104: Queen Mar guerite 107 Roseboro llein 19 Es chau 1 12 ourth race nurae Syear olds and up Miss Nell 9X The Royal Prince 100: Redwine lor JuUrc Last ing Ban Ives rank Purcell Klns IHp 109: Vanden Dsnyalr Jl ifth race Uonsola tlon mile and 70 yards Amerlcanrer Masu jo oregunrd 106 Queen lcad 107 Wing Ting Duke of Bridgewater Lurltza 109 loa Rose 112 Sixth race seillng 2 yearoMs and un li Sweet Owen Discontent Ajjrar 102: Hnry Hutchison Gailey Slave 103 Campaigner 106 irst peep 107 Sam Bernard Gcdconda 409 inal Standing Shows One Detroit Squad Among irst Ten at A Tournament Buffalo March The five man competition at the fifth Interna tional tournament of the National Bowl ing association ended tmiight and the Bund of Cleveland who made a new record of 2969 pin on the third day of the tournament won first prise a purse of S575 Tho two nmn and indi vidual serie will end on Saturday The winners of the first lu priae in the five n'sn runt Bonds Cleveland Metrnpolharrs New York Liberty Rochester Spacko Indianapolis Blue Ribbons Buffalo: Burroughs Detroit Taylor Moran Paterson bavl Harlman Pittsburg Grand Central Rochester Cleveland Cleveland Chtimer i tetrmt Chicago' Universal Brooklyn Glenn Rlddoll New York a icura Af 26C4 pins in the Individual etent to day took Jxth place Although Islanders Often Try to Pull Off New Plays Their Attempts Usually Are Gummed Up ormer Welterweight Champion Claims Responsibility for Char Entry Into Ring rom the tone of a letter re ceived at this office from erns former welterweight cham pion pugilist of the world It ap pears that both he and Charley hchmldt are much grieved with the reports sent out from ort ismit ii anent dash into the pu gfllstic arena as a "White Mans erns believes that the Detroit catcher has been done ah injustice in the reports and appeals 10 The ree Press to set tJchinidt right in the matter erns nearly equals record as a writer of let ters Here Is verbatim: ort Smith Ark March 14 Sporting Editor Detroit ree Pres Dear I saw an article in a Detroit paper in relation to Schmidt's fight in ortSmith Whoever wrote the artit le did not give Schmidt justice McDonald of Den ver is no He Is a tough fellow and not a 158 pound man but weighs 164 pounds Schmidt weighed 172 pound there wai very little difference in tho weight of the two men Suhmldt ha no notion of being a fight er as a man's hope" Jt was myself who persuaded hlrn to fight Mc Donald as 1 though" he would surely beat him and I also think ho can beat Carl Morris of Oklahoma who claims to be the real "white man's But Schmidt docs not claim to be a fighter He is sat isfied with being a ball player it was I who tried to get him to make a trial for the champlonshlpp a I think he can beat any white man in the business The Detroit catcher ha no desire to enter the ring with Jack Johnson Sam LahgfoM or any of the Ethiopian rare and in of the opinion that this hope is a merry Joke The article referred to is supposed to have come from some local writer The manager of the Arkansas Athletic club asked me where he could secure a fighter who could beat McDonald I to14 him Schmidt could beat him and he put him nn through my judgment Schmidt beat him in a good clean fight I wish you would put Schmidt In right light with the baseball fans of trolt He is a very unassuming fellow nf what hft ran rlo hilt take It from he can beat anybody in the baseball world with the glove In a ring I think I know a fighter when I see one work To argue about Schmidt's retiring from the Detroit Tiger to become a ring or glove artist exclusively is in my opinion either a waste of breath Ink or lead I well know that Rchmtdt intends to re main on the diamond aa long as ho can make the class of the majors Trusting you will give thia letter con sideration and space in your valuable pa per 1 am yours respectfully JAMES ERNS Jeannette Outpoints Barry Nzw York March jo janntt th negro avywaight from New jerey 1 a round bout with Jim Barr at the National Snort nS Club of America tonlfhl Thor were no knockdowns Jeannei re used left and right Jaba with great otr et lulrrapera ing wth heavy body blow and right un poreufs Barry swung wildly jea nnltr hnlt 1 iiciutMiivtii ine ught but I'n nJ' At VMS Mt4aru nuu weaic X' Ida Lsckforrt 99 (Irvin) to 2 to 1 ind even Automatic (Knight) to 3 I to 2 und out third time 144 IL bprars Cull Holland Athlo iG Nestle Carlta also ran a Tbr! JJV jthr anl up furlong Virginia Lludsay 112 (Holmes) 3 ie cxen and 1 to 2 won: Johnny Wire IP (Grlfiln) 3 to to 2 and out second: i Tanbark (Donovan) 4 to 3 to 2 and 2 to 3 third? tune 1:07 Walter Mc Man EvcJitMe EnzabcthaDaly and Crenel Hhi ran ourth race 3 year and up fur 'ionas purse JIW John uarner JU (UnMn) 6 1 2 to 1 an evrn won Curuplcte lib (Donovan) J' to 7 to 3 and 3 to 5 second Belie of the Bay 112 tHoimes) 3 6 to and 1 to 2 thlid tiuic 1:06 Blend Llack Do nine Ike Cohen also ran ifth race $1w0 3 year nd up furlong Don Hamilton 111 (A MAjtltu 6 to 1 2 to 1 ani even won i lit (IVrispen) 4 to 1 2 to i and even second: Vlrsatn H4 (C Jackson) 4 tn 2 to 1 and even third time 11 4 Btnserrian rank Partun lahow batntwtr Jtoval Lady and Merle also ran Sixth race $jOu 3 year olds and up 6 Harting HZ (Huhnes) 4 tu even and out won Hiccough 97 (Prior) 7 to 1 2 to 1 and 4 to 5 second Lady Maxim iw (Dreyer) to 1 imru: ume aierry and urenade atso ran TAM PA ENTRIES" irst rac 3 ohB and up SH loy Battle 95 Miss Cardi gan Ualtha Lady Hapsburg ios: Brun wall Broken Ties Johnny Blake 107 Heart of Hyacinth 100 Second race selling 3 year olds and up 7 furlongs Ida Jckford 97 Polly Lee Athanhi Donation Charlotte Hamilton 109 Warner (Jriswell Ml Third race 3 year and up 5 fur Chenault Goodacro 107 Iocust Bud 114: Pleasing rank Patton Red Robin 120 Allencon ea ourth race purse 3 year nlds and np 0 Lady Chilton Chanate JuD BJ Swanner' Beverstein 10 Profile ifth race purse yeftr olrfs and un 6 furmngs Sthcle 92 Clymsh ZJO3 Teddy Boar 105 Tamar 103 Neoska Ita 10': Horlrml 107 Sixth race pur 3 ymr ok) and un mue end 0 Shawnee 99 Ringer Jack Laxsun Carew 104 Vanen 105 Sand Piper 107 lBu Already Local Sailors Are Mak ing Preparations for the pAmino1 SAncnn Now that tho old sun Is begin ning to shlnoion both sides of the street local yachtsmen are letting their thoughts willingly roam to wards things boating 'Tho allure ment of these brlgnt days is too much and things have begun to perk up along the river front Most any atternoon will ee a number of the boating iraternitvl Drying open the rusty locks on their wells and take a lunging look at their pride and joy A little scrubbing and overhauling they admit Is all that is necessary to make her look spick and Span The Detroit Yacht club has heard (he call of the springtime and ac tivities are already under wav for the season of 1911 While the re gatta and eatboat committee have not as yct been formally announced bv commodore Berry and hence hnlhfnc' rrnllv ripfltiifA nr A I 1 Is Known of tho plans for the com 1 parted company ith the "demon 'e svoovti 4 'virum ano wno nnn or in most Huccessiu that popular organization has en 1 joyed What little animosity that existed among the members has been smoothed over and now every one Is pulling together That the club Is in grand standing was evidenced by the comparative case with which some $2300 of bonds were disposed of among the mem bers for the purpose of covering a slight indebtedness the club had outstanding With the disbanding of the Edge mere club several desirable and en thusiastic members have been added to the Yacht club and incidentally the addition Includes some of that best speeders Several of the old members of the Yacht club have announced that they have under con struction some new cats that will compare favorably with the Possum and other well known boats of that type This will make the competj tlon keener and boom the rame think several of the local experts SVBCRBAN SITINGS Michael Beaupre who was de feated for trustee of Grosse Pointe arms by Edward Tucker has 10 years she' did not teach but then her husband died and she came back Into the service as the first teacher of the school then an experiment sne has been in that 01 ever sine and the splendid nron th and suc cess of the ungraded schools is largely attributed to her faithtui and Intelligent work f'Too much credit cannot be given her" said Supt Martindale he Is one of those rare tine characters that one meets a few times In tw course of a lifetime and I am glaa Indeed that we are able to Sire her thia slight recognition it would have been done long ago It she had allowed It but she kept hoping that she would not have to retire" Mrs' Mahony continued actne teaching until December 1909 when she received word that her son Lieut Mahony stationed at ine Mare Island navy yard in San rancisco had died She broke down and the temporary leave of absence that was granted' her be came practically permanent hoped against hrfj that he be able soon to wurn to her "jrk but finally she was compelled to realize that she can never again take her place in the school room and her friends persuaded her to make an application to be placed on the retired list The action of the board of trustees In granting the request was unanimous She lives with two daughters at 128 Bethune avenue east San handicap Cherryola 105 Round tho 13 1 87: tiso ran rare $3M 11 i'innir vrnie 4 to 1 5 0 0 and 3 to 5 on da lackiont ollowing player uro rnnup tefl TRruev earliest cunxHiknt'p Bea uck Dane Afftl Lull Rienardaor Aert and Three Singles and a Triple Are Collected by Colt and Regu lars Are Beaten llVgUKII X' A Ables Brockett and Walsh: Sykes tn l'hna onl Swftpnnv Mrs Mary Mahony Who Began Work in Old Porter Street School in 1864 Quits Labors rAnd race 6 Atrhwell (MoDw nortiii iu to 1 won: otlonj 6 tn 1 second 1 ta 1 third? time 1:1 me ana apurting Lite also ihrld race (No Un) 4 to i won: Sn Barber (Denny) 8 tn second: Mika Moktl (Tanlln) 3 to 1 third: (hue 4 5 Court Lady Mr Do Maxine Dale and preen also ran ourth ollle Levy (McGeo 1 to 2 won Napa Neck (Rtce) 3 to 7 second Torn Trick (Nolan) 4 torq third tlne l0ul a Pride of Lismor aieo ran ifth race Michael Angelo (Tap tin) 3 to 1 won kopek (Parker) 8 to second Butterball (NoUn) 3 to 1 third time 1J9 1 5 Mareand also ran hlxth race 6 Mmolette (Moles worth) 5 to 2 won Argonaut (Noiam 4 to 1 second air Louise (Taplln) 3 to 2 third time 3 5 orce st Joe Lady Tanchita and Lady Eliwbeih aha ran CMcago March rank Gotch champion wrestler tonight threw Henry Dahn known as Samson a 260 oound German hard it caused a fracture of the deferred until by which 1'hyslclann at the time the weather had moderated a LXJu xaiiii "no ovz greai ClPaM The men were to hay I had a long warming Ip li hi HlLLUl were nott cine to the I iw WbiiuiiiiiSQUIiiiiiiiA 5 9t price to Mih Strlrijjur i i1 at 7 tr 1 i 1 I I 1 I xk: i 2 5 4 I Slft I I.