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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER IB 1894 SHUTOUTTHE DETROITS CHAMPTOTS MADTI SHOUT woiuc or tig: locals JU HAND CON TJ At I IS IO A WJ5MM CAME PO1RNO AND HENRY HAN DEW HEAT the men and in this the public was rlcht The talk was ail for box Denoon Corbett will have a nneM unless something In the name lin happens between now and cold weather The good old English game of cricket has afforded enjoyment for about as mar) at the Detroit Athletic Club this season as baseball and the team representing the club in th? more important matches has about the best the city has ever sent out Cricket Is an excellent game for men of Til aces and Is one of the few outdoorLrts in which a man past 4 can have just as much fun as one who ha to wait another year before he cn votejOOKE westekn lkague Comment on Turf and Other Tuple and General Sportiur Ncw SPOUTING To PIGS Two minute harness horse advocates are coming nearer the realization of their hopes and prophecies every week of late and itwill not be surprising to see a horse step Inside of 2:01 before the season closes Rob ert has made the greatest stride toward the coveted mark of any of them this year and in the last three weeks he has created havoc with tradition by chopping two and a half seconds from the record held jointly by Mascot and lying Jib At ort Wayne the gelding went in 2:03 and then in the match race with Joe Patchen at Indianapo lis he made a mile in 2:02 His next re duction was at Terre Haute on the famous 2:04 track where both Nancy Hanks and made their records and in a flight ngainst the watch he reeled oft a mile in 2:01 riday As he has no really fast tracks to strike until he reaches Lexington it is not likely that Robert will make mother attempt with any hope of success on the part of his owner until Lexington is reached' and then if the old track is In shape he may get a little nearer the even The gelding is certainly a superior Individual and the greatest pacer that ever lived and although it may be easy for him to beat Joe Patchen and John It Gentry in gi race every week in the season he has but rt shade on them in the matter of speed Sensations as a rule have come from the lateral galled fellows this year as trotters Moux city Won In a (rent nurrj StoBx City the series of the Beatxi In this city with record breaking cawt It took but an hour and twenty minutes for the cbam pkM to whitewash the locals and they did it in a brilliant fieidUs game The Detroit acted as though they were not oq speaking terms with each other and played accordingly Tears pitchedri balh but the rUltors won fairly because the Detroits could not locate Hart curves at any stage of the game tour single made by three men are all that were recorded against the win nlnr pitcher of the Buskers ears was hit sate? nine times there being oau triple and three aou The fletdlne cn the part of the rival shortstops was the brht feature of the game Everett sUpedeTerythinr anl although be fumbled once or twice always recovered In time to throw Us man out lie accepted all chances while lioiohan dug eight groundera out of the mud and was a stcoe wall in his territory first base play ing was splendid Itaymond made one exceptional stop and Hart fielded hl pewition finely It did not seem xxsslble to play at 2 clock but the grounds dried out In time for beginning ut 3:30 cluck Around the home plate and near third there was a sea of mud base stealing was out of the question Unless a man hit coe through the field be had little chance to beat it uui Everett opened with one too hot 0 Rourke to handle but went out when Campau slammed a liner into McCauley York beat out a little ily but Earl forced him out The champions never cot a man as far as first and Detroit met with the tame fate in the second Tide time however Sioux City scored on Stewart's Ions three bageer and Dooley's high throw to catch him at the plate Detroit drew the regular cipher in the third and Hocriever bat ted out a two baer to right which Earl misjudged 'amp followed with a line hit for two bases scoring Hogrievrr Genins hit a sharp one to Raymond who put Camp out on the line and Everett made a great one handed stop of grounder throw ing him out at first York again made a hit in the fourth but be never got past first base' In the last half bit a laian one to left and made second on the carom Kraus sent him home with a single Campau throw ing to the plate but jantzeu seeing it was t' late to catch O'Rourke threw to second catching Kraus who tried to stretch bls bit into two bases Glen alrln's nan was the feature of the first part of the fifth With one out he took first on four balls and advanced on sacrifice Gleiuilvin started have not done much in the way of record breaking Alix has shown herself to be a faster race horse than Directum but has not beaten the record made by Nancy Hanks two years ago the twentieth of this month It is thought she has the ability to turn the trick any time herself and track are in equally good condition and it is possible she may make some reduction in the trotting record before the year is ov In the colt classes the trotters have done nicely ard Michigan has gathered in two representative stakes in such a manner as to make other states a little tired The first real sensation in the way of stake racing was on the new Grosse Pointe trackwhen Dancojirt the pride of the Kalama zoo farm marched oft with first division of the Horseman stake for 4 ear olds (pposed to him were such great ones as wistful Nemoline Margrave and Silicon but they could not successfully negotiate with the stout son of Ambassador in a race Tills feature had scarcely been for gotten in the mass of news that pours into the brain daily as he unfolds Ids morning paper when trotted nway with the Horse Review stake for 3 year olds at Terre Haute This young fellow is by Pilot Medium the great Battle Creek stallion and promises to be the best one ever got by the sire of Jack and so many other tried and true trotters In giving Michigan these two rich and Important stakes Dancourt and have called the attention of the whole trot ting world to the breeding industry of this etale the importance of which has been known to every horseman hereabouts for years One after another has been added id stock of royally bred indi viduals until the stud in this state is as acceptably filled as any state in the coun try The death of Electioneer and his two sons Palo Alto and Whips and the remov al of Sidney to Michigan have robbed Cali fornia of the stallions that were puttingthat state In front in the breeding of trot ters The successful sons of Electioneer nnl George Wilkes the greatest sire ever produced by Happy Medium and other stallions in service in this state have ad ded so rapidly to their toll of honor that even the blue grass regions of Kentucky have nothing to boast of nowadays and the transplanted stallions In the eastern Mates find those In the changeable climate of Michigan getting more speed than them selves by a large percentage The larger cities of the state have encouraged breed ing greatly by frequent meetings and liberal purses and everything being favorable Michigan has advanced until the state easily outranks any in the northern part jof the United States Baseball has but two weeks more in which to draw the attention of the public pend when the last national league game lias been played the most successful sea son the game has had In years will have closed Baseball died through the mech anism of a few hot headed cranks who backed the brotherhood movement but was brought back Into the calendar of Ameri can sports by the wise management of the men at the head of national league affairs In rounding the public to after an estrange ment" for two years these club owners (found it necessary to make a material re duction in salaries and it was close to £0 per cent as a rule It had the desired effect and allowed the backing of clubs certain financial loss on the part of those who Invested their money in the en terprise Under the guidance of these men the game has grown until the middle and eastern states can support three leagues nil of which are making money for them selves and considering the business depression this year baseball will come out of it very lucky Detroit formerly a leading city in the big league wended its way back into the game this year and has worried along with a verv poorly run team Had a club as good as Sioux City Kansas City or Toledo been put here the game would have been very popular and the manager would have made money for himself As it is he did better than any other city In the league would have done with as poor a team and this demonstrates that Detroit is ready for something really good in the line of base ball Until this year it would have been follv to try and resuscitate the interest that has been in a trance in this city since 1S83 Mr Derbeck just struck it rignt but he has made a mistake in exercising too much economy in the running of his team Detroit teams have paid goodly sums for players in the past and have made money out" of the venture and there was an op portunity to spend some money early In the season and make a good team of the aggregation that has been placing losing ball every time it went away from homexcept once The western league ends Sep tember 25 and it isprobable that Mr Van will put a good team in next year back after reaching second as though the aide were out and was run down the bleachers giving him an awful roasting as he walked to the bench Sioux City made two hits but did not get a man as far zs second Sharp fielding characterized both halves at the sixth the only runner reaching first being Holohan who got a tase on balls Both sides got one on first in the seventh but that was all In the eighth was hit on the left hand by a pitched ball and a finger was smashed lie went tack and made a hit but Everett could not advance him any The visitors added one on an error by Janoten Genins hit safely and Stewart forced him Then Holehan rapped out a single put ting Stewart on third McCauley forced Holohan ami ran half way' down to draw the throw Jantzen lined the tall to Glenalvin who chased McCauley and when Stewart started for the plate he made a good return but Jantzen dropped it and stood on his head on the plate hurting himself somewhat O'Ronrke struck out and the jietrolts failed to get a base The score: DETROIT AB II A Everett 4 0 1 3 8 0 Campau 1 4 0 0 1 2 0 York 4 0 2 2 0 0 Earl 4 0 0 1 0 0 Dooley lb 2 0 0 7 0 1 Raymcnd 3b 3 0 0 1 2 0 Gleralvin 2b 2 0 0 8 10 Jantien 2 0 1 1 1 Pears 3 0 10 10 Totals 0 4 24 13 2 SIOUX CITY AB IT A Hogriever I 4 1110 0 bmp 4 0 2 1 0 0 Genins '4 0 1 0 0 0 Stewart fib 4 2 1 3 2 0 3 0 1 1 0 McCauley lb 4 0 0 16 0 0 O'Rourke 3b 4 1 1 0 1 Kraus 3 0 1 5 0 0 Hart 3 0 1 0 5 0 Totals 33 4 0 27 16 0 Innings 1 23 4 5 7 8 0 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 Siouz City 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 Earned runs Stour City 2 Two base hits Hog riever Camp Three base Stewart Sacrifice Stolen base McCauley irst base on tails By Pears 1 by Hart 1 Hit by By Hart 1 left on bases Detroit 4 Sioux City 6 Struck By Hart 4 by Pears 1 Double (unassisted! Time 1:20 Umpire McDonald Attendance 700 Ducky Pete 4 4 0 Totals 16 3 0 1 4 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 IT 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 0 8 6 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 9 1 a 4 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 It Two Spies 3 3 4 who five The look ber went to tat during the tour Innings he pitched three reached first base and only one of the got there on a base hit Callopy Wheelock Wentz Carried off the fielding honors In the first Rasty Wright rapped out a double was sent noma nv liirron single double In the second and scored on 5 4 9 0 1 6 3 Stallings Xiles 3b Beard Kiusn gn lb 1 3 0 1 Herron 1 Wentz fib Dorabue Daniels 34 KkNSAS CUT' AB Totals luntngs Grand Ibinids Kansas Cftr 0 3 Earned Grand Rapids 2 Kansas City base hits Wrlcht 2 Callmiv Wheelock Wentz 2 Donahue Sacrifice Ecan Niles Don ahue Stolen George 2 Spies Beard irst base on Wright Spies 2 Beard Hemou Hit by By Daniels 2 irst base on Kansas City 2 ladt on Grand Rapids 3 Kansas City Struck Caruthers Callopy 2 Spies' Wheelock Parker Rhinos Nichols Wentz Double plays Wentz to Klusman: Wentz to Beard to Klusuian 1 I Kerins At tendance 1200 Wright 7 Vmetliera lb Carrell George 1 Callopy 3b Spies Wheelock a a Egan fib Parker RLites 36 12 3 and Callopy made a two baegt In the third singles by Rhines and Car roll and a two base bit by Wright added two The visitors gathered three in the third on singles by Kinsman and Nichols a base on balls and Ikhio two bagger and In the fourth they tied the score with the aid two tagger and an error by Egan Imt there their run getting stopped In the' seventh Spies went to lirst on a base on tails and scored on double Bobby sprinted in on a single by Wright In the eighth George singled stole second and scored on Betird's wild throw to the plate Capt Comiskey of the Cincinnati club who Is in pursuit of Western League talent witnessed the game The score: GRAND Jtiitiics Again nvcI the Day Grand Mich September (Special) One of the prettiest and fastest ball games of the season was put up by the Rustlers ami Jimmie Cowboys to day The entire nine innings abounded with clever fielding work Daniels pitched his usual steady game and Parker has been ill for some time did very well for innings when his strength began to give out score was then a tie ami the Cowboys twgan to formidable but Rhines was sent to the rub aud as usual saved the game Only fifteen men nut trio and If he decides to return to this city and try It again In case he should move to some other city there will be as many managers for the franchise as blackbirds in a wheat field and the lookout tor baseball In 1S95 is correspondingly good It somebody could be found who would buy the Louisville franchise and put a na tional league team In this city there is lit tle question but that he would find smooth Balling financially if the team amountel tt anytntng un tning is certain Detroit would outdraw Louisville without half Xry Now that the Corbett Jackson match (which was never actually on) is off Cor 1 ett has time to pay a little attention to itzsimmons Ever since the middleweight champion challenged him Corbett has Tin Iloiier Are Bull Indlanaiiolls September IiMlianapolb bit more effectively ami Larder than did the Millers and her error were not so costly The grounds were wet and the came sluggish Innings 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 II Indiana pjlh 0 1011404 11 16 4 tnneafxdis 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 7 12 4 Pepper and Westlake raser and Wil son Earaed runs 5 Two base 2 Hines Bums Three Im ma I a as 9 4 a 4 kWlZOVT UMP nwv A altut Skt IUJ UfWh3 15111X5 Sacrifice Hulen Pepper Double Root shields and Motz Hines Crooks and Warden 3 t'roks am! Worden irst base on er Indianapolis 3 MinnrapoJis 2 Left on bas Indianapolis Minneapolis fi Strunk Me rthy Henry razer Crocks Hit by pitcher Bases on Off Pepper 1 off razer 1 M'l Id razer Passed IVLsou Tl ue Two hours Umpire Sheridan Laughed at the lark Australian and told Lim to stay In hts class but there is noth ing in the way of a match now and if 'itz simmoM wins from Creedon it looks as though Corbett will have to consider a challenge Jackson Is on his way to for eign climes and there is little chance of Corbett and the colored man ever meeting The suspicious manner in which the match was made and subsequent happenings nt out convinced sporting men that there Lever would another meeting between (Vunlskry Ithlncs Graud Mich opteBber (Special) Capt Gomlskey of Cincinnati to night offered Man ager Lilia fl 500 for Pilcher Rhines Catcher Hplev aid Tbini baaman Callopy J'bltws refuses iiut blank to to ('IncinnntL as be believes jur was iodiy used by President Bnistiwbile pitching tar the Litter's team and lv will probably go to Brooklyn Comiskey has pru' tically closed with Spies the catcher will receive $2000 lor his services uext rear In the National Ivtague Comiskey is slm after Hogriever of Sioux City whom he great ballplayer The Cincinnati captain prediction tlsat nos mere than ten extern Lea players will be drafted by the big league lncludmo the three Grand Rapids mn he is now after The Mantling Won Sioux City JI Kansas 63 Minneapolis Toledo 58 Grand Rapids 58 Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee Per 38t NATIONAL LEAGUE Ner Tori Hit at the Rlht Time oppor 11 6 15 4 11 2 Stock 1 Stivetts and Gan St IxHiis 0 1 0 Breitenstein and Miller Rnsie and ar rell Hurst PITTSBURG BEAT THE SENATORS PittEbnrg September 15 Pittsburg won oy tune hitting Attendance 2500 Innings 1 2 3456780 1 0 0 5 0 4 0 1 i a a 2 VV tU A tV Gumbert Sugden and eaver dale and McGuire McQuaid BOSTON TOOK KINDLY TO WALLACE Cleveland September 15 Boston won the game in the fourth Inning to day by hard hitting Rain stopped the playing at the end of the sixth At tendance 1100 Inning 1 A2 3 4 V' hlonJ 0 0 0 0 4 BOMmi reel 1 1 Wallace and Zimme fpL Umolre Betts DEAD HEAD DIPT Chicago September 15 Lueid presented five of the Colts with free passes to first in the fifth and sixth Thece gifts were followed with six Of the nine hits made by the locals and won the game asily Both teams put up a sharp and pretty field ing game Attendance 22S0 Imfings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Chicago 6 3 1 0 1 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 8 Batteries Hutchison and Schriver Lucid ana Kinslow Umpire Lynch St Louis September Well bunched bits and clean fielding won to game for the Giants Rusle was hit often bnt the Browns failed to score more than one man Attendance uOO Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 Mb I A 0 1 1 0 3 12 8 1 1 yf A Von Balt'irore 79 New York Botton Philadelphia b8 Brooklyn Cleveland 50 Pittsburg mJ Chicago Clrcinnatl 50 St Louis 48 Washington 41 Louisville 3 Lost 36 42 42 50 53 57 59 (3S 79 551 513 500 433 424 400 312 280 A MATE IL A SE BALL lint Won tlio Clinnipioiisbip lint Mich September The town is wild with excitement here to night Nothing but baseball is talked of lint by defeating Battle Creek is entitled to the amateur champion ship of Michigan having won two out of three from the Giants The game to day for excitement by far surpassed anv exhibition ever seen here The lints went in for the eighth inning with the sefre 10 to 4 in their favor The Giants in their half through the poor Infield work of the leant and three opportune hits scored seven runs and lint was one behind The home ream went in for the ninth determined to do or die and scored four runs before the side was retired The Giants were easily retired without a run in their half and the most exciting game ever witnessed here was won by the home team Hyatt pitched a fine game allowing the Giants but ten scattering singles The outfield work of Shields McKercher and Miller of the home team was the finest ever seen here Kansas City of the Western League plavs next Tuesday ollowing is the score: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IL lint 0 1 0 0 0 3 12 6 Battlo Creek 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 7 10 7 Two base hits Shields 2 Hyatt Davison Bowerman Home run Bowerman Batteries Hyatt and Bowerman Mackey and Sharp Murphy VV asey A Lose tv Game Birmingham Mich September 15 One of the best games of ball of the season was played here to day between Murphy Wasey team of Detroit and the home club Good work was done by both but Birmingham won The follow ing is the score: Innlnes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Birmingham 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 3 7 4 IV Co M0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 4 7 10 Batteries Birmingham German and King Co Sanders Steber and Maude Struck By German 10 Sanders 1 Steber 1 Time 1:50 Attendance 400 Gregory Defeated oel1 rid tre Gregory Mich September 15 (Special) Greg ory and Stockbridge played a game of ball to day at Gregory score 15 to 7 in favor of Gregory Batteries Gregory Kuhn and Itoche Hollis and Rose The feature of the game was the fielding of Stockbridge and heavy batting of Gregory Notes of the Nines The I team beat the Idols 17 to 9 George team will play the Rivet Rouge team this afternoon The News team claim the A A has not act ed fairly in postponing games The Ivys defeated the News Jrs by a score of 7 to 3 Batteries ox and Downing Idea and O'Brien The Victors play the Murphy Wasey team next Saturday and would like to hear from any business nine in the city Iliawatbas preferred The Cyclones have won 11 out of 12 games and would like to tackle the News or Newland teams next Address Wm Renick 2061 Jefferson avenue The Detroit copper and brass rolling mills team defeated Baugh's team by a score of IS to 4 Batteries llammoul and O'Toole McCormack and Howland The Bagley baseball team defeated the Michi gan holt and nut works team by a score of 1 1 to 12 The Bagley team would like to play the Vail Crane team The baseball team defeated the Stand ards ati the Windsor Driving grounds by a score of 11 to 3 Batteries Wheeler and Benton Campau and Walthew The Little Rockets defeated the Ramblers by a score of to 0 They would like a challenge from any nine under 14 for Saturday morning Apply or send a jiostal to 231 National avenue Out of thirty six games played this season the Oakes have won thirty four They would like to hear from any elub in the city the Alerts pre ferred Address oley 247 Willis avenue THE TI Domino mid Henry of Navarre liuu Even New York September 15 After raining more or less all night with a sharp shower earlier this morning the air cleared and a warm sun came out 'with a cool breeze which dried out the track at Gravesend A more propitious day could not have been deisred for the race nt one mile and a furlong between Domino and Henry of Navarre The attendance was the best of the meeting The odds were 1 to 2 against Domino and 7 to 5 against Henry of Navarre Riley Grannon the plunger hung out 3 to 5 on the former after the Banquet race and soon bad all the business lie could attend to for witbin a few he had taken in three bets and three of 35WIJ each Smaller amourist rushed in and he soon had taken in At the end of the betting his total was SltH070 on which he stood to lose '13042 and then he had got all he wanted and stood at ease waiting the race The bugle called the horses to the post There was scarcely an delay at the pst and the two went away in perfect order Coming to the grandstand for the first time Loth were under a gentle puli but were moving pretty fast In the next eighth the pace was quickened a bit for Domi no went out and took the rail Both Taral and Dog gett steadied their mounts as they rounded the tower turn Then there was a little easing up of the tight rein and with Domino still a length lu front they made the next eighth In 12 1 4 seconds The three quarters was reached in 1:16 the last eighth being reeled off in 11 3 4 seconds Both Jockeys were riding for dear life aster and faster they flew and the next eighth was covered in 11 1 2 seconds the last quarter around the turn being run in 23 1 1 seconds Into the straight they rushed and when they were straightened out for homo it could be seen that Domino was faltering Ip in the air went Tnral's whip and down it came on flank with a swish while Iwgsett had not yet taken to the whip went up from the thousands of on lookers It was not all plain sailing for Henry of Navarre however as he too was faltering and I I seconds was the tast they could do for that eighth Then Doggett went to the whip for he could not hold the advantage of a head which he had nt that isjint and the black colt slowly crept up until thilr noses were evm and so they ran to the cud The judges were unable to searate them and amid the cheers of the crowd the dead heat sign was hung out and tlieowners agreed to divide or the sec ond time Domino ran even with a rival Henry of Navarre holding him at the distance as Dobbins bad previously dmie In a match race irn tace mile and a Harrington 104 (Griffin) 10 to 1 won by a length Dobbin 122 '(Simins) 1 to 5 second Ed Kearney lu7 (Garten 50 to 1 third: time 1:49 coul race live ami half Rubicon 1 16 (Nlldgley) 6 to 1 i by length and a half Jack of 8dPS 112 (Grlffiui 2U to 1 second nooea 106 ILamL y) 2n to 1 third time 1 Third race Algeria handicap six Harry Reed 117 (Slmmsl 1 to 2 won by two lengths Counter Tenor (Lemley) 12 to 1 second 8al vatkn 107 (MIdzleyj 20 to 1 third time ourth race special mile and a quarter Banquet 119 (Simms) 1 to 5 won by four lengths Sr Wal ter 122 (Doggett) 4 to 1 second time ifth race special mile and an eighth P'tiu hca' between Domino 122 iTarab 7 to 10 and Henry of Navarre 122 (Doggett) to 5: time 2:554 Sixth race five fur! ones selling Tinge US (Grif Cnl 7 to 10 won by a length: Mr Itixon Jr 9sn Jones) 20 to 1 second Second Attempt 102 to 1 third time 1:011 Seventh race mile and a sixteenth Junin Bey lOo 3 to 1 won by three quarters of a length Sues and Dance 9 (Griffin) 8 to 1 sec ond Jack Rose loo (Bergen) 5 to I third time (inly One avorite inished irst Cincinnati September 15 A shower at noon made the track at Latonia a trifle heavy The attendancewas the best at the week Only one favorite won Other winners were as a rale good second choices Summaries: irst race six furlongs Charm 99 (Moseby'i 3 to 2 won Harry Lyman 105 (W lynni 40 to 1 second Sanooz 106 (J HUD 7 to 1 third: time 1:19 Second race five furlongs Swiftr 105 (J Smith) 8 to 1 woo Annie 100 (Verkins) 8 to 5 second: Seville 100 (Caytonj 4 to 1 third time 1:05 Third race handicap one mile and a Oakwood 115 (Martini 2 to 1 won Henry Young 120 (It Williams) 11 to 10 second: Leh man 111 (Perkinsl 4 to 1 third time ourth race the Newport stakes selling sweep stakes for 3 year olds mile and seventy yards Egbart 104 (Clayton) 5 to 1 won Volt 06 (Gra ham) 20 to 1 second: Rhett Goode 105 (Martini 6 to 1 third time 1:48 ifth race one mile St Maxim 100 2 to 1 won Charley Mc Donald 97 (Mosebvl 15 to 1 second Arapboe 97 (Donobue) 4 to 1" third time 1:45 Sixth race five furlongs Gurgle 105 (NV lynn) 10 to 1 won Lillian 105 (C Weber) 9 to 5 second Isabel 105 (Clayton) 3 to 1 third time 1:04 The Results at Glenville Cleveland September 15 Results of the conclud ing day of the driving park fall meeting: 2:25 class pacing purse (unfinished yester Sable Gift won fourth heat and race time 2:14 Cheerful A ley llermoine Bacillus and Wil liam Wallace Scribner started also 2:18 class trotting purse JSuO (unfinished yes lorida Monarch won sixth and seventh heats and race time 21S Silver Plate fifth heat: time 2:20 Wistful Clvlltine Black Storm Repetition and orest Boy also started Rain ut Terre Haute Terre Haute Ind September 15 Rain caused an abandonment of the two pacing races carried over from yesterday and the free for all trot was not called The money went as horses were placed in the two unfinished races Bourbon Wilkes wins first money in 2:13 pace Direction second Col Thornton third and Ed Easton fourth In the 2:15 pace Merry Chimes was given first money second Monbars third and Mene gain fourth 'Track Record Brolccn Menominee Mich September 15 (Special) Shawhaun paced a mile in 2:10 at the county fair to day lowering the track record by two seconds' It was the fastest mile ever paced or trotted in the Upper on a half mile track THE TARGET Tin Sliooiingr Toiirniuncut To day The thirty sixth annual shooting tournament of the Detroit Schuetzenbund begins at 1 this after noon at the society range in Grosse Pointe in er dinand park The society is one of the old est German organizations In the city having been founded more than forty years ago or some rea sons no tournaments were held in four or five years and this thirty sixth annual festival does not denote the age of the society Until four years ago the Detroit Schuetzenbund owned a park on Mack road which It sold when that territory was annexed by KEE PBESS MEDAL the city After that the present range was leased from Adam Ochsenbiri The officers of the society are as follows: President Max Broep vice president red secretary Alfred Koerner treasurer Louis retfeiehinAr The society has seventv two inernlerfi A number of eljarpshooters are expected to amve from other cities ns follows: Milwaukee 6: Cincinnati 3 To ledo 10 Ann Arbor Jkny Cny and baclnaw guests are expected from Chicago because the sbnrpshtMiters of that city are holding their annual meet at the simo tune Prizes representing an aggregate value of $1300 will be competed for CITk? target shooting will be iron 1 to 6 in to day and from 0 a in till noon and from 1 to 5 to morrow Ill connection with the tournament erdinand Jahn has arranged a prize bowling contest The Metropolitan band will furnish music at the rang1 At to morrow night the prizes will be distributed among the suc cessful sharpshooters nt Arbeiter hall The festival will close with a IkiIL One of the leading prizes is The ree Presej diamond medal which is offered in one competition It is a handsome piece of work and will le an object of warm competition The special prizes and me doners are as follows: Detroit ree Press gold medal IV Collins gold medal Jjchwankuvsky violin Platte silver basket Charles orster jaHor clock Albert Stoll $5 in gold Bazaar lamp Keenan Jahn parlor chair I Milla Ac Co table Smith Sons fc Co silver shaving cup Mme Horak hat John Kimmel $5 in gold: Henry Weber Co half dozen teaspoons llestor one case of wine Desmond Novelty Co three fountain ink wells Karie washloller rd Dittmer $5 in gold Wilhelm VI rich berry dish Gentsch badge: Hoffman Bauer one clock Cash $1 James Beck Son one case of wine Baffv Gagel one ease of wine Kretschmar $5: Herman Reif book Alfred Roe mer one case of wine John Behlow one barrel of flour: rank Rasch in 'gold: Stroh Brewing Co $10 in gold East Side Brewing Co parlor chair: Eckhart fc Becker Brewing Co $10 in gold Joseph Jaminet one case of whisky Christian Betz one barrel of flour: Mabley Company shaving set Westphalia Shooting Club $15 in gold Phelps Brace Co twenty five pounds of coffee 11 I Toepel coffee and teapot Au gust Michm schutzen hat: Joe Droste one ham Lapp Moebs one lamp Peter Henkel Co 100 pounds flour: Max Broeg $5 Llngemnnn Co silk umbrella Mr Stadler $3 in gold May furtb one box wine: Reynolds silver fruit stand (value $20) red Balsch revolver Ritter Co case Westminster: Albert Schaub silver pie knife Miller two hams Buhl Sous Co carving set reeman Delamater Co revolver Michael Caplis one quarter of beef A Potoselius Co parlor table Gabler lap robe John Huekestein pair blankets United States Optical Co opera glass: Hartz the hatter silk hat: The Voigt Brewing Co $10 In gold A Muer one box cigar Dsman one Lux soap: Rentier one eae Rudeaheimer Alex Mc Leod $2o stiver set Kocb and Herman Tapet chair Charles Krecke $5 in gold erdin and Jahn one rase of Hungarian wine Traub Bros silver rake basket Geo Sex hauer 'carving set Zimmer dry store spread Schulte Kaiser box of soap Chas Manzelmann dozen "brooms Robinson Aronheim case of wine Sehober I mint ing A Stationarv Co $5 Ar Mohn onyx table: Ann Arbor Schuetzenbund $10 in gold Caplis A Cross one quarter of beef Rolshoven Ac Co silver vase Curlrton $5 in gold II Boltz washstand: Globe Tobacco Co three boxes of tobacco: Teipel silk umbrella Andrew Mannebach table spread: Nosker table spread red Gygax $10 in gold THE AV HEEL After the Chicago New Yorlc Record Chicago September 15 I Searle mounted on a 20 pound bicycle with tires weighing but two and three quarters pounds started from the city hall at 1 to day exjjectlng to reach New York at 5 Thursday thereby lowering the record so far as to make it inaccessible to any but extra ordinary riders Ilk effort differs from previous ones in that he is physically superior and because he will be paced through by relays of riders He has covered thirty four 100 mile rules has ridden 20u miles in sixteen hours on poor roads and has ridden through Illinois and Wisconsin in thirty seven hours without rest or unusual fatigue covering 215 miles In his present effort he expects to ride thirty hours and rest ten Ixrars alternately He should reach remont to morrow night Erie la Monday night Buffalo Tuesday morning Roch ester Tuesday night Syracuse Wednesday morning Albany Wednesday night and New Nork Thursday evening T'itus Broke the racU Roeord New York September 15 A henvy track prevent ed fast time at the meet of the Harlem Wheelmen ut Manhattan ield this afternoon There was a big crowd and the races were well cuii tested by a good set of rm Carland of tiiha city fell from bis wheel in the I 3 for 25c ind favor with smokers everywhere They arc made of the finest Tobacco by skilled workmen If you want a delightful smoke at a popular price ask your dealer for them They are a free smoker REGORD BRERKERS The Great Nickel Cigar Are considered by smokers everywhere one of the best Cigars sold for the money They are a long Havana filler and a real Sumatra wrapper and are genteel in appearance If your dealer handle these Cigars drop us a postal Well see that you are supplied Geo Nloioios Co 92 Woodward Ave VISITORS TO THE STATE AJR ARE INVITED TO CALL AT RETAIL HEADQUARTERS final heat of the mile novice and was carried off the field He was severely hurt but not seriously Titn broke the track record in the five mlle special class He covered the distance in 13:03 1 5 TL Wylie who started from Cnicago on September 7 to ride to this city and break the time record of 7 days 22 hours and 40 minutes reached the track during the afternoon Wylie was detained in Phila delphia and came to this citv by train He rode an exhibition mile in 2:43 1 5 Summaries Mile Thomas won time 2:40 Half mile open class A Barbeau River side Wheelmen time 1:1115 Two mile handicap cine A Geo Cobb Harlem Wheelmen time 5:05 1 5 ive mile special red Titus first Bay McDonald second Helfert third time 13:03 a Three mile team Won by the Riverside Wheelmen time 8:29 2 5 Two mile handicap class A IL Barnett Cres cent Wheelmen time 4:47 A Xew Record London September The 50 mile amateur bi cycle record was broken at the Herne Hill track to day by Green who won a race at the distance for the championship in 4 5 This beats the record by Im 31 3 5 CRICKET Is Marriage Well ask the married men who administered a licking to the single yesterday afternoon at the A grounds Does married life dim their eye well not to any alarming extent Does it affect their hitting powers? Ask the gxl lookiug outfield of the men No it seems now to be the opinion that benedicts can show a few points to the bachelors in this noble game of cricket The game which is responsible for the above ef fusion was played on the grounds of the Detroit Athletic Club and a very exciting match It proved to be Going in first the were repre sented by Dodds and Bamford who from the the bowling of Butzel and Ccdd with the ut most confidence bringing the score to 33 before Dodds allowed one of head balls to find his wicket Counter following was also bowled by Jenner at 39 Capt Vernou after seeing I Lam ford caught and bowled by Jenner for a well hit 24 made a lengthy stand for 7 Armstrong added 5 Dr Knight registered a duck Grylls hit away merrily for 19 before being caught by Jenner and Roberts carried out his bat for a valuable inning of 29 the total of the first inning being MARRIED MEN 0 19 0 6 16 24 0 Jenner Stewart Taylor Rolls Hnfval TtrHa nr ix Diguy Calvert Il if Roberta not out i ini tru ti mt Kittermaster Ridgley Jenner Davies Codd Smith Kessler Butzel Extras the score: Dodds Jenner Bamford and Jenner fkninrer A Vernou Armstrong lr Knight II Hibbajd 11The singles started their batting with Jenner and Butzel Jenner being bowled by Roberts for and Butzel ditto for 7 Calvert next fell a vic tim to Bamford who soon after dismissed bis hopeful Bumford for nothing thereby proving that the old man still has plenty of wntrol over this member of his family With four crickets down for 26 runs the result looked promising for the benedicts but the advent of Dr Senkier and George Codd put a different aspect on the game raising the score to 59 before Roberts upset the doctor wick ets Codd continuing to hit freely was assisted by Rolls to raise the score to 62 before him on a Yorker Stuart coming In hit the bowlln all over the ground before he was howled by Jtota erts for 21 runs The score being then 9 for wickets The remaining 4 wickets added only 10 runs thereby Wring tiie patriarchs winners by the of the 200 spectators that cricket is one of the most Interesting siorts In the world and that tins game "as a hununer Last night th bachelors paid for a qJra IM sup per for themselves and the lienediclb The 'Ll nds Sei? stowed away remarks cere in orl ami ev erybody joined in the merry making I Humtaejs i'olierrs not with loledo on July a was romembertS by preMntinz that very affable gemb With an engrossed copy of the score sheet at tached to which are the autographs of all thS eters in the ci tv Mr Roberts retqionded mt in iy and it is nSdless to say a more appropriate remem brance could not have been given him: lollovvlug is Totals i BOWLING ANAIYSIS Butzel Cvdd Jenner Bamford Jr Rolls Taylor Calv ert 46 30 96 54 42 18 18 0 1 4 1 115 1 1 4 0 I 1 SINGLE MEN Jenner Roberts Butzel Roberts Calvert and Bamford 3 Dr Senkier Roberts 15 Bamford Counter Bamford hr 0 Cold Roberts 25 Rolls Smith Bamford 11 Stuart Roberts 24 Ridalev Roberts 7 A Kessler Hibbard Bamford 2 Taylor Roberts 1 A McGruthar not out 0 Extras 5 Totals 108 BOWLING ANALYSIS Roberts 06 0 7 50 Bamford 44 0 4 35 Hibbard IS 0 0 18 ROWING Novice Regatta at flie A There were some very good races In the novice regatta at the Detroit Boat Club yesterday af ternoon The events were more Interesting than usual and the finishes as a rule were very close The regatta was arranged by President Jupp who gave the winners club pins There will probably be another club regatta the last Saturday In the month results were as follows: Novice single sculls Newhall Jr won 10:05: Cook second 10:12 Holt third Novice tandem Cook and Barcroft won 3:38 Lambert and red Case second Novice palr oared Gjok bow Gvok stroke won Holt and Newhall sec ond Junior single sculls Harris won Nall second Novice single paddle red Case won 5:31 Bar kroft second Reidy third Novice four oared gigs Holt bow frofc 2 Cook 3 Newhall stroke Dexter coxswain won 7:41 Wlilrbeck bow A Hinchman 2 Harris 3 Ingersoll stroke A War ner coxswain second Upset canoe red Case won Charles Ayres second 1'00'4 ILL Local Teains Are Settling Down to Work ootball practice at the A has begun and the members of the eleven are practising daily It is believed that the new rules abolishing mass plays will make the game more popular than ever this year Already much enthusiasm is being mani fested and there will be plenty of candidates positions on the regular team The high school eleven ha not yet started active practice but the athletic association expects to have cvI a team in the field ns was last Capt Baird of the of NL has been working his team for two weeks and expects to surprise every dy this year The cry In Ann Arbor la are going to beat Cornell this and there is an air of secrecy alxait those on the Inside One of the champion iTlncetons Is acting as coach ami the ot will probably be in it more than ever this fall TENNIS si nin cn at Ute A The recent rains have put the tennis courts at the A in ana condition al! of them being JSSSSE OOOWflRB Snaps or air Visitors PARCELS CHECKED AND CARED OR REE CHARGE I refund the railroad fare to Detroit and return J2 XiljJij JVJUIu (75 miles) to any purchaser of the amount of or oven IX fi 1 fi a AM sin Vi 5 it Suits Knee Pants gffiOO $100 20 cts 25 Cts esm Su OO $6 00 40 cts 50 Cts Shirt Waists Suits 15c 25c $250 $300 35c 50c 100 $500 Suits Pants $100 $125 $150 65c 75c $1 $125 $2 $3 50 Mx $1 50 CUSTOM TAILORING AVe are wliovviiitx one of five inest Linev of NVOolens In Detroit SUIT or OVERCOAT to order $20 np PANTS to order 5 rip SEE THE POINT? EXTRACT KIORT JUDGES AWARDS ON WORLD RAMBLER BICYCLES tnUe A 'li'hlf CfVnRtStS (if VfCVel4S v'rrdtf ft Atd 1 hpintr ni i fsft vrv best iz in i wi rv'ni zivzB oj ivj iii liiwici lightness and great strength are obtained In the frame inn tu nnniri irtHiiiui i izrr uvazxii ara 1Z( na it does beauty of form proper prorwirtlons and correct arrangement of the stnie 9 JI auveiat at mi In trhzin turat eieuieuua iw unuwuw ouu ouutu in use Some Bicycles Cost Less But Inspect them at DETROIT BICYCLE CO Woodward Avo Lalest Styles Something New Every Hat is Warranted HAT BRUSH REE WITH EVERY HAT CIGANEK as smooth as a billiard table Much intere is being manifested in the fall tournament which begins September 24 and the entry list is grow in" rapidlr The committee having the tourna ment in charge will fix the handicaps this week and it will be anybody's race for the finish ILarrv Cole the club's champion has consented to plav an exhibition match with the winner ot first prize the winner playing with the same handicap during the tournament AU of the young players have showed marked improvement in their work tn practice and the tournament promises to be more hotly cxaitested than was the one to the spring Among the en tries already in are James Whittemore James Tavlor Taylor Skinner I' Tyler Neil tjaulklns Rnfns Clark Guy Cady Charles NVit beck Leo Bntzel John Sweenev Neil Snow Tom Parker Willard Parker red Benedict (1 Bamford Mr Wright Will Hamilton and Errol Spicer chess TnrrnsrIi Won the Tlrst Prize Leipsic September 15 The adjourned games of the International chess masters tournament was resumed to day and resulted as follows Lipke beat Tarrasch in a after 41 mows Telchmann beat Walbrodt after 70 mores in a counter rtfr gambit Blackburn beat Schiffers In a kings knights gambit after 64 mores Marco beats Zinke alter 63 motto Baird beat Janowksy and Zlnke after 5a and 62 moves respectively Weydilch beat Schlechtcr after 72 moves and Zlnke after 52 mores Mieses beat Baird after 65 moves Tle games Walbrrlt vs Schleehter end Zlnke Schif fers vs Nileses and Zneffert were drawn inal Tarrasch first prize Lipke vexud prize Teicbmarsn third prize and Wal fourth and fifth jrizes divided Juuowsky and Marco sixth prize The final score is as fol lows: Baird won 7 1 2 et 9 1 2 Berger 9 8 Black trarn 11 1 1 2 Janowksy lo 1 fi 1 2 Lipke 13ee4 Marco io 1 6 1 2 Mason 5 1 11 1 2 Mieses 8 1 1 1 2 ocbeve 2 1 2 I 1 2 Schif fers 9 Zue2rt'3 11 Races Albion PURSES 31500 bEPTEMRER 19 20 AND 21 NU SCIlNEiDER Ing 1 10 1 2 Tarrasch 13 1 1 2 Teich mann 12 5 Waitavdt 11 1 2 5 1 2 NYeydll Zlnke It TING I 4CE1JAN Entries fc the Detroit Mlieelmcn rarr cloze Tur day evening The IzmlsvHle Pbiladrtphta game was postponed on account of rain Seven the Sioux City team hare been drifted by the National Itague Borchers nnd Cunningham will do the pitching in the game here to morrow The Ij regatta set foe tomorrow ba I postponed until October 1 Stewart of Sioux City will play with ChtraS0 next season The Isu galn was struck yesterday Th IIudtoit liaseball nine was defeated to 1 closely corru sted gme at PitUtford yesterday Scotto 6 vz 5 The secretary the Ray City Driving A' feucIaUoEi la now uiUkN fur the September 25 27 Clinton beat Tecutmwh 1 i to 7 in a Katue Kuukvid and and Ljac The I'etroltH play In and cross of 1cal cranks will acwmpnaj tht watch the fun Guyle will pitch That Mr Van expert to stay here year Uown by th fact that he Cuntluucd oxi lunc evciu 4.