Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

WEDNESDAY MAY THE DETROIT REE PRESS TO ATHLETICS THIS IS THE HEAD THAT INVENTS BASEBALL SEVEN STRAIGHT QUICK WIT OB HAWTHORNE ALTER IN BRINGS VICTORY Captures Two Year Old Iroquois HUBTOWN IN TENTH ROUND I BOYS IGURE MARSHON i 4 WBONG IN THE SECON 0 5 3 0 7 ft 0 Totals29 I 24 13 1 0 3 0 2 13 3 3 0 0 0 A 3 ft 0 Totals 37 9 37 15 4 9 BAIL CLEVELANDERS BANG Taken won th RED AND BLUE TEAM CRIPPLED fey ONE ON THE CREDIT SIDE TOLD ABOUT THE TIGERS 7 0 8 0 0 2 0 0 SH An 0 Bush 3 0 0 rn 0 3 1 0 ft 0 1 0 0 ft 0 a 35c DHAM buPLEX 35c WV demonstrator WWw 0 3 28 116 3 5 30 10 Summer Travelers Can 10 0 0 0 0 0 Save 20 On Trunks DEMONSTRATOR Mo ind Razor ame Today and the $3475 Packing Trunks $29 It Will Mean to You $50 in Cash Other Trunks pf various sizes and styles as follows: BASEMENT NEW STOKE' DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR CO 237 239 Woodward Ave NEW YORK LONDON i 0 0 In the fifth In the ninth 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 9 2 3 3 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 3 1 ft 0 0 ft ft 0 2 0 0 3 0 5 ft 0 ft 0 0 ft 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 (I 1 0 0 ft ft 0 0 0 0 0 2 ft 0 0 0 0 2 7 0 0 0 2 fl 0 ft 0 ft 1 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 ft 0 fl SH 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 1 I) ft 0 ft 0 '0 I Dnkers Elvers? 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Block Mogridge nnge Walshournier SB 0 0 ft fl fl 0 0 0 ft 125 Trunks 900 Trunks i 625 Trunks 425 Trunks everything apparently just as he had mental in the hundredth part REDS ANNEX' IT IN THE EIGHTH A 2 0 8 GREGG OUTPITCHES ST LOUIS HURLERS Totals33 SB 0 0 0 Manager Jagush of the No ftAl tent requests the following playerg to report ftt the lodge hal cor ner Grand River and Lawton at 7:30: Taylor Paine Nava re Gurney Granaey Rhoder Marvin Wm Gal loway and Rouse of the series that gave Jack his walk in the second Weaver did some nice work on hard hit balls one from bat In particular nearly knocking him down This contest 1s one postponed from Monday an open date on the schedule of both the Sox and Tigers making it pos DETROIT ten inning (tame was running to third TB 3 0 it conn mcufIuk the winning run Just when a hard contest Is on hand the old jinx nas put in Its re appearance at and great ly weaken the llna un of Coach rye The lied and Blue are to play Assumption college at the Elmwood sroubda this afternoon but the Detroit team will be un able to present its full force against the Canadian invaders Capt Murchey and Catcher Ran dall both will be missing from the fray today injuries keeping the two out The captain had a bad ankle which will not allow him to participate today having received the injury In practice during the early part of the week The in jury to Randall Is much more seri ous and may keejr him from the game several weeks Tn the game against Port HuAn last Saturday ho wrenched his kneo and now is having trouble with the cartliege which was thrown out of place 1 Cobb ft ('raw ford 6 1 1 lahanty2 2 (tnincr 1 Louden I Stanape wmeu INE PITCHING KEEPS AT BAY OR EIGHT INNINGS Totals 35 $2750 Packing Trunks $23 1 $2650 Packing Trunks $22 Brown and Brown for Eleven Singles Louts April Cleveland Chicago April Cincinnati today start ed a batting rally 1n the eighth inning after two men were out driving Laven der from the mound after tiring the ecore and then hitting Brown safely for a run which put them In the lead The Analcore was 7 to 5 Both teams played Joust bell behind the pitcher Score: miuAuv AJ3 5 2 game o'clock Attendance 4483 Mullin probably will be sent to the mound for the Tigers this afternoon Bush made a nice stop of nnc when Collins stole In the second Willett hit Collins with thd fourth ball Totals35 11 27 15 3 Secnod steal and a gave the Cai After that AB BoscherI Bates Egan2 Phelan 3 ttuggsp The aoine of bane lie fl ret Into the leather with inalh'e aforethought he knocked It to the Detroit bench and scored In a ecmmen canter Manager Callahan of the White Sox hna protested the game on the ground that Cobb deliberately interfered with the miamle of play Illegally 1 CINCINNATI sible for the contest to be staged at thia time Walsh is chyged with the loss of the game as hewent in with the score tied at the beginning of a half inning Gainer was while trying to make a base hit of his tap In the fourth Continued on Page Eleven Totals30 27 2 Boston 3 Philadelphia 0 No Racing Results Will Be Given Out By Hereafter CHICAGO 11 TB 0 Batted for Brown in the ninth Innings I ft 2 4 Chicago 2 0 1 Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 Sheckard Tinker Evers 5 Bencher Mitehell Eaeon Phelan teacher acner nlnga off Brown 2 In 1 1 3 Innings rinee iennox Stolen tichulte Esmond Egan and Hobllitel Chicago fl Cincinnati fl irst base on Off Lavender 3 Struck By rvender Wild Suggs Johnsonand Eason Batted for tBatted for St Louis CJevland Shotton Stovall 3 Olson Jackson 3 Easterly Ryan Ball ft Two bflse hits tajoie 2 Pratt llalli nan Shotton Stovall Throe base hit Jackson Sacrifice Ball Rronkle 2 Lajole Stolen Jackson Olson Ball Ryan lAporte irst base on Off Brown 2 Struck By Brown 1 by Brown 1 by Gregg 8 Off Brown 7 In 5 Innings oft Brown 4 In 4 Innings Left on hases St Louis 4 Cleveland 7 2:06 Evans and Egan Western Club Meets Tonight ollowing players attend the meeting at place at 8 Wednesday even ing to make arrangements for' their game with the Euclids Sunday: Peters Schulte Pcltz Marshk Beltz Blek Schultz ick and Ravens Those that cannot attend this meeting phone at Cedar flO about 8 $2100 $1800 $1450 $1275 TVHVS Georgia Pencil outdid himself yesterday the qiilekewf thinking and acting ever aeen on the diamond pled the ball thrown there to head him off lying on the baaellne or near It DK1ug feet Naps Walk Away With Easy Victory asthe Result Rain Postpones Yankee Senator Hostilities Boston April The Bostons won to game from th Athletics 6 to I faking it three out of the four game scr ies Bedlent who succeeded Hall when the latter was removed Uy Umpire held the Athletics hltleas for more than 1 0 0 0 Zimmerman 3 HnhHfTl Two Uase hftw Ilotn rnnp4 Off Lavender 7 In 7 2 3 In Sacrifice Lavender aax na MOUUHJ Stakes at Lexington in Handy ashion Dineen ruled that while there could be no doubt about the kicking Ty help it aa he had a perfect right to glide for the bag and in cidentally or accidentally to remove any portable otmtacleH ln bls path That is where the argument stands now Chicago claiming that it was a deliberate attempt tu something over Detroit and the umpire maintaining that Ty acci dently struck the pill while trying to go through with le gitimate play Manager Callahan has lodged an official protest which probably will get him nothing as it is a (ilfficult matter to reverse an umpire on a decision that covers a matter of opinion and not a matter of fact capable of proof Praise rom Cnlluhan The Sox leader says that play while it Infringed the rules was one of the greatest in the his tory of the game an exajnple of quick thinking and quick acting al most unparalleld Officially Jen nings says that it was a lucky acd dent which in Detroit's favor Hughle probablv regards the maneuver much after version but he is in courtesy bound to back up the um pire and not make it appear that Dineen was "shown by the ac tive brained Georgian It took some great pitching by TCdgar Willett to make possible the sensational tenth inning finish The big Kansan was In great form al lowing but four hits which were scattered through as many innings But for a momentary Japse in the ninth in which a base on balls a double and two errors by the Tiger infield permitted the Sox to make a couple of runs and tie the score there would have been no occasion for the Peach to prove that he be gins to play baseball where most Get One In A base on balls hit In the Rpnna a a fl a they were absolutely helpless until the ninth when with victorv al ready folding her pinions for a seat on the Detroit banner the Tigers rid themselves of some rough stuff Although the visitors had men on the crags In seven of Continued on Page leven Hereafter it will be impossible for The ree Press to give out racing either by or to men who call In peraon This rule is absolute and cannot be waived under any pretext whatever' So great have been the demands of telephone and personal calls for racing returns upon the time of the sporting department that the work of the department is seriously hampered The ree Press now publishes an edition which Is on the street at Complete returns of aU tracks In operation will be print ed in this edition for the benefit of those who are anxious to learn how their horaes ran' ollowers of the will save them selves needless trouble if they will nou make any further requests fffr Information Thcvjcc high grade Trunks built on honpr to resist hard knocks of the baggage smasher The maker is one of best anywhere Second 1 he 20 saving is yours because this store saw grasped the opportunity to buy the entire stock It's advisable to get one of the first to be sold as best will go soonest Come today for these: Red Sox Get Eaily Lead and Win Eased Up Krause is Chased to Bench I in the irst Round I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Yerkea 2 Speaker 2 Bradley Wag 6 1 Two base Bradley Gardner Collins Hits Aff Krause 3 In 1 3 Inning off Danforth 8 In 2 3 innings off Hail 3 in 3 2 3 Innings off Bedlent 0 In 51 8 innings Sacrifice Mclnnrs Car rigan 2 Bradley Stolen Speaker Wagner Double Danforth to Mein nes Left on Boston 7 Philadelphia fl irst base on Off Hall 2 off Danforth 8 irst base on Boston 1 Philadelphia 2 Hit with pitched ball Terkes by Krause Raker by Hall Thomai by Bedlent Struck By Hall 2 by Bedlent 2 by Danforth 1 1:55 Um Loughlin and Westervelt Hath 5 lxrd 3 Tannehill 3 2 Callahan 1 3 Bodie 3 Coffins rw 2 Brider 1 4 Weaver 3 C0EUR D'ALENE 1 irst race furlongs 2 ycar Bat Gannon 109 (Buxton) even 2 to 5 and out won Tildy Wolffarth 109 (Hill) 9 to 2 fl to 5 and 3 to 5 second Bula Welch 109 (Bexanson) 8 to 1 4 to I and fl to third tlmh 1 5 Attain Kitty Rus sella ar Cathay and Debutante also ran Second race 5 furlongs 4 year nlds and Annie Wells KC (HUB 2 to 4 to 5 and 2 to 5 won Ben Stone 119 (Corey) 3 to 1 even and ft to 5 second Rey El Tovar 1M (ImesL ft to 1 8 to 1 and even third time 1:021 5 Southern Gold Geneva Galene Gale Lady Adelaide and Too Dancer also ran Third race furlongs 4 year olds and Angeluff 111 (Nottrnl 3 to 5 and out won Americus 105 (Seldon) 9 to 2 8 to 5 and 3 to 5 second Sorrowful Krt (Ross) 12 to 1 6 to and 3 to 1 third time 1:00 2 5 Sir retful oreguard Abe Siupskey Dahlgrttp and Miss 1'icnic also ran ourth race fl furlongs 4 year oldn and Port Arlington 105 (Buxton) 30 to 1 15 to 1 and fl to 1 won Metropolitan Ill (Rosen) 9 to 6 4 to 5 and 2 to 6 sec ond: lgvnt 111 (Burlingame) 13 5 to 1 and 5 to 2 third time 115 1 David Warfield Hi Hawley Kid North and Hooray also ran ifth race 7 furlongs 3 year Manas seh 97 (Carter) 2 to 6 and out won Narfi 107 (Brtuly) 5 to 1 2 to and 3 to ft set ond Wild ern 9ft (Hoffman) 6 to 1 3 to 1 and 3 to 5 third time 1:29 2 5 Robert and Sleepland also ran Sixth race mile 4 year olds and up Onutassa (JJoburn) 3 to 1 4 to 5 and out won: Laymlnster 112 (Bur Hngame) 7 to ft 4 to 5 and out eecond Whlddcn 112 (rench) 7 to ft 4 to ft and out third time 1:43 1 5 Rake also ran $10 1PUU 1200 1075 Suonlies iro Arms Motor Boat Supplies ishing Tackle Leather" Goods Cutlery Cameras We do developing and printing quickly and at low prices all on Lavender for ive Run Enough to Beat the Cubs Guaranteed for tlyree years made of solid studded vulcanized fiber thoroughly riveted 38 inch size with dress trays linen fined Two other values like this: Georgian Sees Ball on Base Line Deliberately Slides Into It and Scores When the Sphere Rolls to the Grandstand White Sox Roar on Play ft 1 Off MogriJgo 2 In 7 Innings off Lango 2 In 1 inning off Walsh £nnings Two baee Bush Bodls Struck By Willett 5 (Mogrldgs 2 Callahan Zelder Weaver) by Mddffa 1 irVawfArfll hv Wnlsh 1 iWHIOtt) Bases on Off Willett 3 (Collins Bodie Callahan) off Mogrldgo 2 iXeiananry nuxn iuduj Double Weaver to Rath to Zrider irst base on Detroit 1 Chicago 3 Left on Detroit 7 Chicago 5 (Weaver) Hit with pitenea bai niuett i 1:58 Dineen and Perrine 4453 PHILADELPHIA 'AB KO A TAfdl (olllns: Haker3 ffarrys Krause Danfthp St last game of the series from St Louis thia afternoon 8 to 3 The visitors hitT Brown hard and he gave way to Brown at the end of the fifth Gregg was effective In all but the eighth when St Louis scored three runs on two doubles and threeIngles 5 I In the sixth inning Hallinan was spiked and had to be carried from the field Wal lace taking his place The score? ST CLEVELAND Jarvis Company vorner vnrrora Gallops Across in ront of Sprightly Miss Paying Backers 22 to 1 Special to The ree Press Lexington Ky April The unbeaten Hawthorne today captured the Iroquola stakes for two year olds In an easy manner winning his seventh straight race The sur prise of the day came in sec ond race when Marshon a rank out sider in the betting galloped Ivo me In front of Sprightly Miss and pay ed his backers 22 to 1 irst race fl Dahomey Boy 109 (Henry) fllft10 straight won Inland 112 (Koerner) J4 second awn 107 (Byrne) 19 third time 5 Phil Ar mor Dorble Recompense Maloney Ada Buy Steeple Jack lex and Winnie also ran Second race 4(a furlongs Marshon log (oKerner) 35420 straight won labber gast loft (ain) 3980 second Sprightly Miss 112 (Shilling) 3203 third time :57 Kelly ogola Rooster and Spireilia also ran Third race Slnada 107 (Shilling) $3su straight won Duval 107 (ain) 34 plate second Sir Blaise lu7 (Moiesworth) 3200 show third timu 1:41 3 5 Wheel wright also ran ourth ra9s Jroquoh stake furlongs Hawthorne IJ5 (Moleaworth) 3250 straight won Miss Edith 115 (Peak) $3 To place second Inqulria 115 (Callahan) show 3270 third time :5 2 5 Yankee Notions also ran ifth race 6 Merry Lad ill 30 straight won: Charley Brown 98 place 3770 second AU Red 104 (Mc Donough) show 3 third time 115 3 5 Pad wick Chaumere and Bob R' also ran Sixth race Il lfl Sir Catesby 111 (Shilling) straight $3 won Charley Straus 113 (Peak) place 3460 second Jim Cafferata 114 (Callahan) show 2so third time 1:49 4 5 Ornamose and Gift also ran I lir A BATCHKLOR I Ona oC the great plays In baae I history or one of the most peculiar accidents in the game's local annals enabled Detroit to win a game yesterday Opinions vary a to whether It was strategy ur accident that gave the Tigers the iotorv the White Sox holding to the former view and the Tigers officially at to the latter Whichever it was the score stood 4 to 8 at the end of ten innings of battling that was brilliant and ex olting trom first to last Ty Cabb the man who possesses the fleetest feet in the American league and a brain ten times as quick was the direct means ut bringing about Die glad tidings In tenth inning with one man out i he Peach singled Big Sam Craw ford high priest of tho bludgeon came next with a ripping whack to center Ty turned second and paus ed just long enough to convince Bodie who fielded drive cleanly that ho intended to stop tnera to wait further developments Bodie is The moment that the Sox center gardiier made up hiamlnd that theGeorgian was going to du one thing Ty did another dashing for third i as hard as the gods of baseball would let him it took a fraction of a second to get over his surprise at this apparent attempt at self destruction but he gathered himself together and made a fast throw to third base The ball came to Tannehill on a short hop struck him in the chest and hounded a few feet awav Instantly Ty took in the situation saw the ball lying almost on the base line and slid feet first into it deliberately it seemed The sphere rolled to the Detroit bench and Tyrus dashed home with the winning run working out ly framed it of a second There was KrinhlAd Shy nf ia crnrtfla Block nnd Tannehill blended their voices in a chorus of protestation fleclarlnc to Empire Dineen who was taking the play that tile Peach had deliberately kicked the leather out of the diamond and that he should hve been sent back to hlrd and Visitors Tie the Score Jimmy Callahan Protests Maneuver That Decided the Battle and that the Tigers eat 'em up Its great sport out at Navin ield but you'll enjoy it more if you play yourself especially if you have the kind of supplies that we sell here Uniforms all the newest flannels $150t to $10: Reach and Louisville Slugger Bats 10c to $125 Balls 5c to $125 Mitts and Gloves 25c to $8 Masks 25c to $5 Body Protectors $1 to $10 the famous Claflin Baseball Shoes $350 $5 and $750 itch Elk Shoes $250 to $7 other styles in BasebalP Shoes at lower prices Boys' Uni forms in blue gray nad white $150 We have them already in stock Bases Bat Bags Sliding Pads Belts Stockings Score Books Wehave abso lutely the largest line of Baseball Goods in the city Canoes Bicycles Tennis' and Golf Continuotisly between the hours of 12 and 2 and between the hours of 4 and6 today the Durham Duplex Razor man will appear with one side of his fhce shaven with a Durham Duplex the best shaver and safest razor and the other side of his face shaven with the ordinary safety razor lie will mingle with the crowd at the cor ner of Michigan and Griswold Korncr) from there to Woodward Ave walk ing out the left hand side to Grand Circus Park and returning on the right hand side passing Gray Rexall Stores the Central Drug Company and Jarvis Company the new and up to date porting goods store If he is not caught he will an nounce other routes from day to day until he is caught If you spot him and have in your possession a Durham demonstrator which is an exact model of the Durham Du plex sold the world over for $5 say to'him: 7 DETROIT DEALERS: Gray Worcester (2 stores) Kinsel 26 Michigan Ave Detroit Druo Co ra Wn viz ai iaz Grunow Patterson Randolph and Gratiot Greenthal Pharmacy Co 199 Gratiot Rayl Co 112 Woodward Avt 4 5W Cl ic Metro it Jfree Jr i fr xV zl 'i s' a i f'i JR 31 1 2 fl TH 7 A I 1 TCWWijTWirMMrzrm i nTf 'W 'yC' 'x 'rc rr: MKSKsflnHHNMKeZry I i rri tc rr rxr Tire i i Mt i L' i yt of a An be Bfti A 7 irian ft BnRKSaNBKMKUMaKaaMKBanraflBHM i 7 Si five innings Score: BOSTON ah ir a Hooper 5 10 0 Verkee3 2 12 4 4 3 4 0 3 110 1 4 2 2 4 Lewis 1 3 1 2 ft Wagn'rs 3 12 3 2 ft 4 2 Hallp 10 13 tp 3 10 2 AB JIOA I AB A ft 1 1 0 1 (traneyl 8 2 0 0 0 Austin 3 ft 0 2 4 1 Olaons 5 12 10 Stovall 4 1 10 1 9 5 12 0 0 Laporte 4 2 0 1 0 lAjole2 2 10 0 0 HoaanL 4 100 1 0 2 i Pratt 2 4 2 1 2 3 Kast'lyc 4 2 ft 0 0 Hallfna 2 1110 Ryanrft 2 2 0 2 0 11b Bal)2 112 2ft Krich'llc 4 2 4 2 0 Rronkle 3 2 0 1 1 0 EBrown 1 1 0 2 0 Gregg 4 ft 0 3 0 PBrownp 1 0 1 0 0 Kutina 1 0 0 0 IBtephens 1 0 0 0 0 Totals38 11 27 14 4 Totals 36 11 27 8 ft.