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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

Miohigan's "all-fresh" football team
has just closed a season of continu
Gus victories, scoring 2j5 points 10 it's
opponents :. This record covers five
games and represents more than
point minute. The games were
played with the state college teams.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

'"rhe Scarecrow," comedy by Per-
Cy Mackaye, will be presented by the
University Comedy club as its annual
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

DR.. Ludwig Fulda, well known Ger
man author. lectured Saturday even
ing on Die Deutschen in Amerika, elm
Eultur- problem"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

Records of the scholastic standing
Of all students in the literary depart
ment will be sent to parents at the
close of each semester.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

The wCmen's residence hall, TO be
erected on the site adjacent To New
berry hall, will house sixty students
and will be ready for occupancy next
fall. The hall is the gift of the New
berry estate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

More than LOO freshmen are reg
ularly enrolled in gymnasium classes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-20

Edward zapata. II, has left the uni
versity for his home i'm Mexico City,
fearing for the safety of his parents,
from whom he has had no word for
weeks. Mr., Iapata's father is one of
Huerta's advisors. The son has not
visited his home for almost two years.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-15
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rangen Der GarEe 0es Grobd1s. trenn
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neuen 8riefmartsn fiibren. NufitanO
uno &rieg iinb ibr Oaber ni9t uftarlz
genebm, 70 tpenig als ben Maffenz
fabrifdnten. Das Negdi19e Meer lit
reid an Iol9en @rei9nifsn ieit ben
lsBten 16 Sahren. ieit benz Mufitanb
BON 2reta segen pie Siirtei. Man
fam ni9t bebaupten, OaB Die pbilas
telit 10 bieI getponnen bat, tpie gu err
parten mar, ipenn Die Better Der
S~taatsneien auf Oieien3neig menf9z
li1en Sommeleifers uno @rtperbfIei@
Bes mebr beba9t gepefen pdren.
&reta ging au9 uuf biefem 5eIbe,
bonn rui1if9en General S9oftat in
bic 8abn gele:tst, nit beftem 8eifpiele
Ooran. 9ie MULTIPLICATION 8riefz
marten BON 1897 unr bic erften Mus=
saben Der treti19en iinO ielten unO
teuer ~getporben. Ni4t minber felten
unO teuer finb bic trstif4en Marten
ser aufitGnbif9en Regierung bon
1905, bic @enilslos einfi6rte. Die
Siioli9en Sppraben bottsn bereits i'm
Miai b. S. 8riefmarten beiteIt, aber
tpnnten lie midi benuBen, ba bic itd@
lienii9e Nesierung lie perbot unb ibre
eigenen einfibrte, einise bon ibnen
nit benz Mufbrud nSeeo". Nob bie=
fen beItebt cine 10 grnBe Nd9froge,
OaB bic itnlienii9e &egitrung ben
8ef9luB fuBte, befDnoere 8riefmarten
fir Die Ron ibr beieBten Snieln ber=
aus3ueeben, nobel lie ni9t anoers
porgebt pie England in gppern.
Die Nusgaben Der neuen italieni=
i9en 8riefmarten fit Die SioIi9en
Gpordben erfolgte am 5. DECEMBER in
M6obps, unb 3fpar pur0en in Rurs
6efebt Marfen gu 2, 5. 10, Is, %
lno so @enteiimi nit fdparaem Mufz
6rud bes Namen3 jeber Der Is SnIeln
ouf Den getpObnli6en italienif9en
Mlurfen. Diefe Snfeln iinb Rbobos.
SaIti. 8orpatbOs, &afcs, Spmi.
5ilos, NiIpros, Sos, Ralpnos, 2eros.
patmos, 2ipfos uno Mftppolda.
Glei9 am eriten Sage purben Brief
morten fir 100000 ST. pertouft. ba
8eftenunesn BON 2iebbabern uno
SdnbIern aus alien Seilen Der Melt
eineetroffen iparsn; aud iparen &du@
fer am plaB. Mu9 bic poItbureaus
Der einselnsn Snfeln D~ertaufen bereits
bic neuen Mnrfen. Samos Ionte fin
bieIe CUTE @elegenbeit ni9t entseben
laffen, unb Starid beniiBt lie fleiBig.
Die 8rieFmarten oieies fleinen Treiz
iraGtes, Der feline a%nglieOerung an
@rieaenlano tiir5li9 ertlGrt bat, tpei<
ZEN einen {96nen Truuentopf i'm pros
fiji auf nebit Der Muff9r.ft mGreiitaat
S..aria" (@leutbera puliteio Stnrids)
unb Der MngGbe ces Mertes. Die
grie9if9e HeaieruEs seitattet Sturia
groBmitig biz auf peiteres ben Sc
bralt6 eigcner 8risfmarten ar
JrsuSe aner 9bilateIiften unO gum
8eIfen Ser Ginnabrsn Der poitDer>
nolt1ng.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-15
Cine ouBer0rDentIfs

Cine ouBer0r6entIts
die alpine 2eiitung haben gu HeI>
Icbr bier italisniT9e Nlpiniiten pouz
tra9t. inbem iie nit bier Jibrern
unb einem S.rdeer bic Spite bes
WOnt6lanc er:e;tten. BON @rur=
saapeur bra9e.. tie am 80. DECEMBER
'ecrsens 4 ubr auf unO betraten ben
Cipfel an 81. na9mitio9s 3 nbr.
Qas @ettsr par a%usnepmenO giinz
rig: beler SonnenI6ein unb nur
~ @rob &dlts. Die gusii9t ouf
eie Sergrieien, bic bos Biz gu 5000
Meter rsihenbe Nebelmeer iiberrogz
len, mar berrli9. Ser MbIieg err
tui9te getrennt. Sine &olon1e febrte
rod Gourmopeur 5uriid, no lie am
/. Snnuar nammittogs 2 ubr Dohl=
bebolten %eintrof. Die onbere itieg
nod 5rnnfrei9 al unb errei9te nod
trOBen @efabren un5 Mnitrengengen
poblbcbaIten G6oiaounir am 2. So.
nuar 4 usg ae%mittags.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
MOBILE COULDN'T SEE
$500 WORTH IN CAVET

Two years ago Mobile couldn't see
that Pug Cavet was worth $500 to
them and II refused TO pay the Tigers
that amount for him.
Now Cavet comes back 10 the ma
jors before the draft along with the
other $4,000 beauties.
Mobile is sore and the stockhold
ers OF the club have been kicking
about the Cavet deal. It has been
blamed for the resignation OF Mike
Finn, Mobile manager However,
Finn wrote Frank Navin, president
OF the Tigers months ago, that under
no circumstances would he retain
the managershlp of the Mobile club
in 1914.
Finn took Cavet from the Tigers
In 1912 He was sent to Mobile from
Providence with the understanding
that IL he was good enough for the
Southern league, $500 would be paid
10 the Detroit club for him.
But Finn wired that Cavet wasn't
worth the price Shortly after that,
however. before Pug had been dis
posed OF, he began winning games
and Mobile chung TO him. lie really
remained Tiger property all the ti,le
and is now drawn, in from the Mobile
club. willy-nilly.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
MITCHELL USED TO FAN EN-, SO HE'D READ
BOOSTS IN PAPER NOW HE'S BIG Lacquer

Ball players will tell that they don't give rap whether
But don't
all publicity and frank enough
There's Nap OF ikable in
that he likes read about
nobody thinks the less OF him for H.
this desire for legitimate publicity that caused Nit
che the fingers Of the American league
play baseball until the Unyer-
Mississippi He had fair
ball pitch the because he
left-hander
srckout pitcher and broke In
occasionally the began neglect him unless
he struck out - in
have TO ball
able o break
NOR to the
high
pitching the University OF Louis
Eighteen and 20 strlckouts unusual
md frequently columns
That's Gilks happened him for his
Antonio able strike p Calves
ton players I'm "a game
by of the Cleveland club.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
MARION CAIETY, ED CLASSCOS HORSE, FINALLY
REWARDS FAITHFUL WINDSORIIES BY WINNING RACE
MARION

Wednesday was Windsor day at
the track across the river and II was
all because OF Marion Gaiety, prop
erty OF Ed Glassco, fight impressario,
horse owner, and various other
things.
Windsor sports are loyal 10 Glassco
and his stable. Whenever Marion
Gaiety has entered race, every man
who places a bet in Windsor has
hauled out his bank roll or what re-
NAMED of his last weeks pay and
backed the home mare.
Marion Gaiety has not, been kind
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

10 her supporters. however, and has
failed to win for them until yester-
day. Then a break in luck came her
way in the first race and she won.
Meissen, the first choice, stumbled at
the start and gave Marion Gaiety the
lead. which she held without trouble.
AS a result, coal dealers are get
ting orders for winter fuel, tailors
are cutting fall suits, and cigars are
being bought by the box and not the
pocketful by the Windsorites.
Wednesday was a day OF upsets all
around. The public couldn't pick the
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
" ACHING The
Sc0reb0ard

With "a sign reading "Ali over
hut dividing the worlds series re-
ceipts" before them. the Giants act
the Pirates make "a three out ot
i've. Five Cub errors helped the
Phiiiies tn gain. and they are nine
games bnck.
The Athletics punched three hits
with Tiger error, breaking
pitchers battle In the seventh, aud
gained half "a game over the Maps,
who didn't play.
CraVath made his 18th home ram
az the season In the tub-fhiily
game.
The blg stick abided with the
buccaneers. too. Wagner and NOiA
netting ss custOdians. Pitcher Ne.
Outllen also played ball. and the
Pirates pulled "a run ar two every
time they had two men out.
slim snIee, Cardinal southpaw.
who recently shut out the Dodgers
with sin hits, was pounded for nine
In Ave, BroOklyn gathering IL bita
I'm all, and winning Ia d.
The braves got To Packard
slightly I'm the fourth. hut he was u
mystery nt all other times.
The White sox bIanked the Red
soS I'm pitchers contest where
hits totnlied stven. The cham pionS
have scored one run In three
games.
The Browns took two from the
hnnks. allowing the Cbnnccmen but
four hits In the hr.t, and blanking
them In the second.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
"BIG TIME" BRINGS CHEER
UPON RETURN TO BOWERY

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.--he Bowery
was jubilant. today. when the news
was shouted up and down that big
! i'm is we'll again.
The Boweryites referred 70 limo
thy ID. (Big Tim Sullivan, who pin
ing to hear himself called Big Tim
once more, yesterday slipped away
from two trained nurses at the hotel
ST. Denis and went on an exploring
trip TO see II Chatham-sq. was still
In place. Late last night Larry Null
ligan, Sullivan's half-brother. receiv-
ed telephone call and brought Sui
ilvsn back to the hotel.
He's 50 per cent WELL" was Multi
gan's comment
For months Sullivan has been men,
tally and physically Ill, and recently
returned from a recuperating trip
through Europe
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

winners worth a Canadian nickel yes
terday. It's choices rambled home
in only two OF the events and long
shots came home for the coin in the
other events.
In the feature OF the day, the Walk
ervile Handicap Harry Lauder from
the GREER stable won at TO /. Mel
ton Street. the favorite. had no
chance, finishing last.
Marion Gaiety was an s 10 l shot
in the first race. Incidence closed
to | In the second. Lord Lucre
was quoted, at to / and Casket at
10 to /.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
n ....Edited Bly,.
Ralph L. YOnker
CRIFF WOULD WIN
PENNANT ON ROAD
Washington Team Oesn't Play
Nearly AS Well At Home
As Away
BY J. ED GRILLO.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21.-When this
Washington team is hitting 1t Is
remarkable aggregation, one which
causes fans in other cities 10 won
der why the team is not in front OF
Cleveland In the race. The general
playing OF the team when on foreign
grounds is so different from what II
Is at home that IL is hard TO believe
IL TO be the same team. There Is
lot OF dash e. their work In the field,
every man seems interested in his
work, and the team goes through
ball game receiving much applause
for its brilliant play But why this
Is, Is as much OF a mystery TO the
players as II is 70 the fans, but the
fac. remains that II GriT had his
team on The road the season round
1t would probably win pennant in
a canter
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
EXTRA! BIRMINGHAM
WINSPENNANT AGAIN

CLEVELAND, o.. Aug 21.-Man-
ager Joe Birmingham, of the Maps
broke one of his most ironclad rules
today and came out with his first
statements that the Maps would COP
the pennant.
With Gregg, Falkenberg. Mitchell
and Banding going good. We have the
)est pitching stan in the American
eague right now said Birmingham
The Athletics have hit the toboggan
while the Maps are playing better bal
han ever. / don't see how they can
stop us"
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
ROndeau's Bride-tO-Be
Can't Speak Word of
English, So Henry Won't
Live With Swedes

Henry Rondeau is 10 marry a
French girl this fall who cannot speak
a word OF English. The young lady
is Miss Marian Cote, OF Woonsocket,
r. l., which is also Henry's home.
Rondeau has been mentioned in
the deal with Minneapolis which
brings Pitcher Comstock here. Henry
doesn't want to go away up In the
land OF "Minnyesota, Ceresota and
Eye-Go-See" wher all the leading
citizens are Yonsons and Yensens.
The future Mrs. Rondeau would have
a fine time conversing with the Min
neapolis blends.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
SECOND SUMMER MEET
AT PORTER Is READY

PORTER, Ind. Aug. 21.-With
more than $50 horses qusrtered at
the track. the second summer meet.
ing OF the year was scheduled to
open, this afternoon, at the Mineral
Springs Jockey club II was declared
there would be no interference from
state or local authorities.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

George Dauss succumbed 70 the con
slant harassing OF the smuggling Mack
men in the seventh inning OF yester-
days final battle between the Tigers
and the Athletics and gave Mack
enough runs 10 win the game and
series, the former so. and the latter
2-1.
Dauss pitched good ball in all ex-
eept this inning while Carroll Brown
worked we'll for man who has so
recently been sick holding the Tigers
TO eight in eight innings. He was
weakening in the ninth when Bender
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

went to his rescue. however. The
Athletics got ten hits from Dauss,
four OF. which entwined with two err
rors in the seventh inning so as 10
bring the Macks four runs.
Tutweiler played fine game at first
base but his hitting was not extra
ordinary. Bauman replaced Louden
at second
The Athletics scored in the fifth on
Walshs single, steal and Murphy's
double after he had taken third on
McKee's heave TO center and two men
had famed
The Tigers evened In the sixth.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

Bush got his third walk. Bauman sac
riflced him down, and Crawford sin
gled him home.
Strunk singled TO start the seventh.
Walsh tried TO sacrifice, but Dauss
threw to right field Strunk scoring
and Walsh taking third. Schang
doubled Walsh home Brown singled
In Schang Murphy forced Brown and
went to third on Oldring's single 70
center. scoring when Collins forced
Oldring.
Cobb scored in the eighth unaided
on his double, steal, and Bakers err
ror on Schang's throw TO get Cobb.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
WASHINGTON TO GET
GILHOOLEY, Is REPORT

Sr. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. Z1.-Although
Griffith refuses assent or denial. II
was reported, today, that the Wash
ington club had completed deal
with Montreal whereby Outfielder
Gilhooley will shortly be Senator
Ii Is understood that the deal In
wolves a Washington player as well
as cash.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
FARMER SPEAR STARTS
SENSATIONS AGAIN

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. 21--Farm.
or Spear, the famous Short Ship
horse. has another sensation added to
his record today.
In Ave heats Farmer Spear cap
tured the 1923 $1,000 stake here yes
terday, After taking the first two
heats he fell TO third and fourth, but
came back with stirring finish in
the fifth.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
RUN The CANADIAN
HANDICAP TODAY
S1,500 Purse Race Is Feature of
Days Racing At the Wind
sOr Track

The Canadian Handicap, with a
purse OF $500 attached. is the fea
ture Of the days racing at the Wind
sor track.
A notable list OF horses has been
brought out by this big event. includ'
ing Rocksprlng, Caper Sauce. Hay
rock. Maid OF Fromme and Rustling
and Hearts Of Oak and Ondramon.
The Windsor track is fast and
speed galore is being shown each
day.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
BUCK O'BRIEN SOLD TO
OAKLAND BY WHITE son

CHICAGO, Aug. 21-Pitcher Buck
O'Brien. purchased by the White SoN
from the Boston world champions
has been sold 20 the Oakland club OF
the Coast league, It was announced
{, Coy. OBrien failed TO round into
form with the White Sox.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
TOM HUGES SLATED FOR
JOB AS A. l.. UMPIRE

ST LOUIS. Aug. 2l-Tom Hughes.
the Senators veteran twirler. Will
probably be member OF Johnson's
umpiring staff next season. Griffith
recently refused an offef whereby
Hughes would be returned TO Mime
apolls because he wanted TO crafty
the veterans ambition.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
MURPHY WINS WITH
BOGASH AND p. VOLO

SALEM. N. H., Aug 2l.-Frank
Togash, Jr., continued his winning
which he started last week at Detroi,
by taking the Chamber OF Commerce
stake. lie took the $4,000 2:13 pace
IN straight heats from Stetbrino Lad
View Elder and Del Rey. The last
named horse doesn't seem 20 be vel
a yet. Tommy Murphy took the col
race with Peter Volo.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
LAVAN WANTS TO GET START AS A
PHYSICIAN FROM WORLDS SERIES

away that nest egg that he is saving
to tide him over that part OF physi
clans career when he only appears
to be busy.
IAvan studied medicine at the Uni.
yersity of Michigan and took baseball
under Coach Branch Hickey
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
SIX PITCHERS SLATED FOR
TRYOUTS HERE THIS FALL
LlZZETTE LEAVES THE
BALL CLUB AND GOES
BACK TO OLD JOB
ON A LOCOMOTIVE

LACROSSE, Wis, Aug 2l.-
Firing a freight locomotive
with steady pay is more at
tractive work than managing
q ball team, according TO Ar
thur Lizzctte. manager or the
local team of the Northern
league. who quit today. and
went back 20 the railroad. Sec
ond Baseman Jack GrOgan Will
pilot the club for the remain
der Of the season
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
DIRECTUM |. EQUALS THE
MILE RECORD OF UHLAN

GOSHEN. n. Y. Aug 21-Direc-
tum |. owned by James Butler,
stands among the record holders, to-
day, having paced mile on a half
mile track In 2:02&, equaling the
record made by Uhlan, champion trot-
ter.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

IL Johnny Lavan. the young intield-
er recently taken from the Browns
by the Athletics at the waiver price,
can get into the worlds series and
get a share in the money taken by
the players. 1t will help a lot TO lay
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
MAKE RYAN'S HAMMER
THROW OFFICIAL TODAY

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-Pat Ryan's
new record with the l6-pound ham
mer Will stand according to Official
announcement, today The Metropoli-
tan association reported that the tape
which credited Ryan with a throw or
1873 feet, 6h inches was standard.
and that the hammer was u safe
three-quarters OF pound over
weight
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING.


Toledo g. indianapolis /.
Minneapolis s. Milwaukee 2.
Kansas city 9-3. - Paul SIS.
Columbus 8. Louisville l.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Wcdnt-dnv,. ResnIts.

Kalamazoo 81. Jackson O.
Adrian g. Ray CITY O.
Battle creek 8. Flint Z Go innings
Saginaw 3. Lansing
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
2.ao pACE. PrRsE $50.

| Miss Great Heart. oh m. by
Great Heart CTalbOt) ...... ! l /
Gentry Boy br h.. by John r.
Gentry (Whitehead) ....... ! q
Mary Mac ch m. (Douglass) 2 g 3
Colisse. br m. (Hopkins) ...... ) 3 ?
Miller A. br. <. (Bigley) ..,.. DIS
Dan sphinx b. Z Henderson, ds
Time-2lsIs 2:16,. 2;l6h.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

Pitching summary hts and 3r
times at bat of Brown In innings
(none out in ninth no hits and ,
times At bat off Bender In / inning
Two base hIts-E. Murphy, Schapg,
Cobb Struck out-By Dauss (Schang,
Brown, McInnis), by Brown , (Tut-
weller, MoriartyD. Bases on balis--o.c
Dauss (E. Murphy. Strunk. WalsnJ,
of Brown (Bush 81. Double plays
r. Murphy and Schang: Baker and Nc
Innls. Firss base on errors-Detrot .,
Athletics l. Left on bases--DctroIt T..
Athletics Sacrifice hits--Bush. Bau-
mann 2, Oldring, Walsh. Stolen bases
Bush, Cobb 2, Oldring. Walsh. Hit
by pitched ball-By Dauss (Schang)
Time-2:01. Umpires-OLoughlin aud
Sheridan. AttendaI.>e--4,20 3
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
Thur.dny,. Games

Pittsburs at Piladelpia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Cicago at New York
ST Louis at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING

Wednesday. Results.
Athletics .. Detroit ,
Chicago /. Boston v.
St Louis -, New York 1--0.
No other CANT scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
Tursday's Games,

Lansing at saginaw.
Flint at Battle Creek.
Bay city at Adrian.
Jackson at Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Wednesdays Results.
Pittsburgh !. New York /.
Brooklyn s, ST. Louis o.
Phillies 3, Chicago !.
Cincinnati 4, Boston /.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

rAstie director 81 general athletic az
1x1tfce nj the University Of Michigan.
~ Deegon Md IN the ehsu, pion 32-a.,ot
x>olcrboat OF the country 10 took ths
6ltIe Ia the races at Chicago this week.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
Grand Circuit Results

2:o5 PACE. THE HUB" PURSE $4,000.
Walter Cochato. br h., by Cochato
Legg) ..................... /
Jones Gentry. b. tSchwartz) ..... 2 3
Lonsw orth b, b. b. Murphy .... 3
Ella Ambulator. b m CDore) ...... 3 1
Hal chimney. b. h. tRusselD ...
Branham Braughman. br. h. tCoxD )
Miss DeForest. b. IA tBurkeD ..... {
Junior Dan Patch. blk h. (ROdney) l
Time 072. 2:07
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Wednr-dnN'. ReruIf..

Rocester 2. Jersey city l..
Newayk s, Toronto ..
Bunaio !, Providence 2.
Montreal 4. Baltimore Z,
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
2:2s rRor. PURSE $1,000.

Farmer Spear, b. h.. by Jay
McGreRor (TeachouD ..... 4
lGrace Darling. % IN, by
Early Riser tFulldger) 80, /
Pat Mckerron. b. IN. Gray 3 z 8
Strongland. b. h. tFrazier). .
Eleanor c.. br m. COLBY Or
Time-2 l6, 2:12i. 216la, 2.lS', els IL.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

III TROT, PURSE S5VU
John G., e.. by Sunrise
Chimes CAshiey) ...... 81 l ?
&C. Valentinel .'.-........ So l
Glenora b. m by Homer
Bright (Sherman) ........ 2 . .
DR. Ike. b. h., by Clansman
(Whitehead) ............. 3
Maxine. b. IN talbot 1880. . Z
Fritzie Lohbeck. b. m. HIS
rodt) ,......... ...........s . . Z
entine) . ..o'' - rs t
gam ....'..'.......",.. ; Cdr
Time-2:16h. 2.16A. PAIN, 2l5&
2:l5a
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21

2l0 TRoT, PURSE $1,000 IN 5.
James w, 70. <. by Simmore
(Sprague) Observation-Disclosures. / l !
Baron Penn. or. h tMcDonald)
Lillian Arnold b. m tGeersl 49,. 4
Red Lac Jr. blk. h. tCoX) ......
Time-2:l2A, 2l2La, 2.l3la.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
213 PACE. MOUNT WASHINGTON.
PURSE saOOO. 3 IN 8

HORSE BREEDERS" FU-
TURITY." FOALS IN 1911 TROT
PURSE $4,000. 2 IN g.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-21
ThnrssinY,s Gnme-.

Thursdays Games.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at cleveland.
Washington at st Louis,
Athletics at Chicago.
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Time-2l5l4 212A 2.14la
Peter Nolo won $1,000; Airdale $500
Prize Cochato 5000
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The British Soldier. ch tProc-
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An y. d Ms NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT n1s1
HobeIyS Looking Bunch Arc These 'HObeS

to COrbett JeH-eavyweigh
Chasers Look wfully Poor to Those Who
BeIev the Timers
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Sho,1 Ship Results

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-15

guard and forcing him to accom-
papy them in waiting auto. ..
Washington.-Proposed~ to have
International convention of suffra-
gists in San Francisco during Pan.
ANA Pacific Exposition 1915. 49,.
Springfield, IIf.-State Veterinar-
ian James M. Wright, Chicago, Re
publican, removed from Office by Gov.
Dunno.
Clifton, Ariz-o killed, fatally
injured, when 2 ore cars carrying 10
miners dashed down steep grade 81
300 feet.
Milwaukee, Wis. = Archbishop
Messmer, speaking of suffrage, says
he does not believe Creator intended
position of men and women should
be the same.
MoundsviIIe, w. Wa.-Theodore
Rebolz, foreigner, boosted he killed
a miner. Arrested, suspected of hav-
ing committed two murders in Ohio
towns. .-.- ..-.
Ardmore, OEda.-Reported two ne
groes who killed two white men in
fight over payment for watermelOns
were lynched.
Trenton, N. 100000 shortage
RoseviIle Trust Co., Newark. Secre-
taTy Of the treasury missing.
New York; think this is dyna-
mite, - said Michael KreidIer, turning
over to lost and found department
package found on train. It contained
$4,000 in jewels.
New York.-Miss Alice Geiser, vic
tim Of strange malady, can't keep
awake unless she stands up.
Camden, N. J.-Herbert MacCros-
sen sneezed his teeth out of car win
down, jumped off, picked them up
and jumped on again while car was
speeding.
Portland, Me.-LiIIian Russell, i3,
fell from pier. Edwin Booth, 9, res
cued her.
Paris.-To make 5000 miles road