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The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
BOXING and WRESTLING
NEWS AND GOSSIP
By CY FLYNN.

Now that the onicaIs of the Ardmore Club have an
that boxing bouts win be staged the Mary
clubhouse again. the local fight win again
a chance to some real bouts. .ssgs
While 1t is that OF the top-notchers will
appear Ardmore owing the limited seating capacity.
Phillips fairly good for
show staged January 90.
Kid Egan should well against Young McCue in
fact should win rather handly Egan
boy than he given credit being. and
will put up good bout Thursday night
The exhibition put by Young Thomas at the smoker
Athletic Club Friday night a corker This
that he possesses haymaker he packs in either
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

Reav el. 0veresch a.. Moran. Kregrr G5l, Coch-
ran 20. Joyce- Goals frum fouIs-Smith tsl Scheu-
rch. Referee-GeorSe Collifoser Of Georgetown
Time Of hzlses-0 minutes Substitutions-Navy
Adams for NcReay. Vaughn for Adams. vickcry
for Adams Moran for yickery. Jemsil for oyereseh.
wiltse for wilkes Loyoia. Kreixrr for Ullrich
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Famous Race Horse Dead.

Dublin, Jan I..-Lord Dudley's famous
race horse, Swallow Hawk, was burned
to death today when fire destroyed Capt.
Dewhouse's retiring stable here.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

Tommy Leach. as manager OF the Pitts
burgh Federals, should be bowling sue
cess. Az q member of the Pirates. Tom
my was about the most popular member
Of the team, outside Of Honus Wagner.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
RESERVES.

Substitutions- for Coleman. Hilandes
for Heany. Goals from foor-Cruszn %. Hutton
a.. sannino O.. Giovannoni. Coleman, Martin t9.
Many, BinsiU. Phelpa Points avArded-Y. N.
O. A. Reserves. Goals from free tnsses-Phelrs
90. Coleman q. sannino. Crosan- Rdoee-Mr.
Roberta TmekeepG-Raymood Carhart scorer-
Mr.. Riciettx Time of halve>-D minuteA Final
score-National Cards ~; Y. NJ. c. A. Reserves. 2.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
spalainesvnecera beck Ont.

New York. Ian. 16-Spalding's 00cfal
baseball record for 1sl4 made its appear-
ance today. The book b moro compJot1
than ever before. having every eoeoafl1l
of = -hasebaH encyclopedia Il wa6 eGtoo1
~ John b vostsr former spoft w11tlg
and nov eecre1ary of the NeR B0gG
GiantsL II b,na1o Se tive paxtA 3.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
ians llay Play IN New ysrk.

The Cub0sNfll cpsn f1is season on
Aprn IL nsxt In c3nniunaH, and the sox
ym a. ~ heoers st - on thst. dste.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

Ffox Sfgns Contract.
Pittsbursh Jan. l7.--Second Basemau
yiox. of the Pirates, today sent IN M
signed contract.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

Owing to the fact that the faculty will
not allow the Catholic University basket
ball team to play associations or athletic
clubs. the Red and Black Quint had to
cancel q number Of good games this sea-
SON. The latest Is with the Y. II. c. A.
i've, who are out for the South Atlantic
title as well as the District title. and a.
the Brookiand institution has high
ranking In collegiate basketball circles,
the Regulars would have had feather in
their cap could they have arranged
Sames with Coach Rices quint and come
out on the long end Of the score.
One Of the best races that has been
Witnessed IN the Washington City Bas-
ket-baIl League IL on this season. with
four teams In the race and all Of them.
being evenly matched many good samsa
are forthcoming. Who will win the Eon-
fslon u . question which will only b de-
ctded when the season IL at . cl6se. At
Present AL Of the teams are closely
punched and With many more gamss To-
play It b out Of the question 70 pick .
winner. - !.
Z Many followers Of the game claim that
this season the Washington City League
viii ezper1ezice- one Of the best Of IL his.
tory. Tho games are attracting Good
crpwds and the players are taking lot
Of interest n other contests betweeu the1
teams Of the league.
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What was the exact date. month and
ysar on whieh ms memorable battle b.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

Chetr Lockwood. captain Of the Cathe-
dral ouint. is one of the most aggressive
little basketball players in the present
series. "Cnet' is always on the job and
the scoring ability af the dandy little
leader.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

Central will have Walter Cox to do the
pitching this spring. and il the o streeters
can build up any kind Of a team to work
behind this lad they certainly will be in
the race for the championship as Cox is
very clever little twirler. Last year
he was not seen in the series as he was
not eligible, but two seasons ago he
worked in almost every game for Central
and ii was due to his work that the o
streeters were the runners up in the Sc
ries.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Answers to Queries.

Did Eddie McGoorty receive the pop
ular newspaper" decision over Mike Glib
bcns at Madison Square Garden?
F. LoCToRA.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

A bets that Freddie Welsh fought
willie Rftchie = fight in the West, and
that Freddie won II. Was II before
Ritchie was cbAmpion7 B bets that
Richie won. K. h
A nsht.. welsh ! got the decision.
Ritchie wasn't champion. He eubsti-
tuted for Ad WoIgast who was suddenly'
taken M with appendicitis.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

chor Hing Ow, the young Chineseman.
who was on the Western baseball squad
last spring, win again be seen with the
Red and White this season. Chor says
with last years experience to his credit
he win give good account OF himself
this spring and will make somebody
hustle for the catcher,s Job in the coming
campaign.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

DID Willie Beecher ever hght Leach
Cross; where and when and who rot the
decision? PHILIPS. &
decision bouts In. New York, the axstI
time February q. is11. and February q,
.1sl2. - :. -
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18

"Untz" Brewer played mighty good
game for the Cathedral quint last Fri
day against Army and Navy Brewer
scored the majority Of points for his
team and showed more speed than any
other man in the series is capable of
doing.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
LITTLE NATION WILL FIRE
ON GERMAN TROOPS NOW
WITHIN HER FRONTIERS

LONDON Aug. Belgium has defed Germany. In the
house Of tonight Sir Edward Grey announced that
Germany had notified Belgium that she would treat her as an
enemy Begans consented to maintain an attitude
of friendly neutrality Belgium refused and announced that
she was prepared resist aggression by means IN her
power.
LONDON Aug. 3--The temper of the house of commons
for war was very plainly manifested tonight Vscount Nor
ley president of the council in addressing the house. de-
cared thae did believe that Sir Edward Grey had given
sufficient why England should intervene in the con
mental He interrupted by chorus of shouts
from various sections of the chamber.
NEW YORK Aug. 3-The North German Lloyd line
nounced late this afternoon that the Kron Prnz Wilhelm
would She will carry passengers
and consigned freight She will carry big load of coal
however.
The Hire absurd the that the vessel would
carry pointing that such would be in vio
latioE of the neutrality law.
WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-By vote of 231 to the house
today passed the bill making available to national
banks because of the European crisis practically
limited millions Of currency in the treasury under the AID
rch-Vreeland bill
The house amended the senate bill by removing imi-
aion of and authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to issue additional millions he finds necessary
The senate said to be ready to accept this amendment
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
TIGERS GET JUMP ON new
YORK in SECOND INNING
Singles BY Veach. Burns And
Baker. Bring In Two Runs
For Detroit
NUNAMAKER AND MAISEL
PULL A DOUBLE STEAL
jennings Picks Coveleskie To
Oppose Cole In Second
Game of Series

NAVIN FIELD, Aug. 3.--Manager
Jennings picked Coveleskie, his star
southpaw, to % his hurting. He was
opposed by King Gale Heilman. an
outflelder, replaced Kavanagh at sec
ond base for the Tigers. Kavanagh
was out with big boil on his cheek.
NEW YORK-Boone walked. DAILY
sacrificed. Moriarty to Burns. Cook
was hit by a pitched ball. Cree force
ed Boone at third, Covelsskie to Nor.
Cree. No run, no hit. no error.
DETROIT-Bush grounded to Boone.
Moriarty popped to Matsel. Boone
threw out High. No run, no hit. no
SECOND INNING
NEW YORK--Bush threw out Null
len; veach made nice running catch
OF out as as%sn mo- h is'.sS
DETRoIT-coie tossed out Crawford
veach singled to right-center. He'll
field single, filling the bases. Baker
singled to left. scoring Veach. Burns
was caught between second and third
and run down. Heilman scoring on the
play. Coveleskie flied TO DAILY. Two
runs. three hits, no error.
THIRD INNING
NEW YORK--Maisel was called out
on strikes. Cole walked. Boone lift
ed to Heilman. High was under Days
ny. No run, no hit no error.
DETROIT-Bush singled. to right
center Moriarty flied to DAILY. High
flied to Cree. Crawford forced Busli.
boone to Peckinpaugh. No run. one
~ FOURTH INNING
NEW YORK-Cook fouled to Nor
iarty. Moriarty pesged out Cree. Mul-
len walked. Peckinpaugh popped 20
Heilman. No run. no hit, no error.
DETROIT--Veach singled to right.
Heilman sacrificed. Burns popped TO
Peckinpaugh. Baker walked Maistl
threw out coveleskie No run, one hit.
FIFTH INNING
NEW YORK--Nunamaker singled TO
tanned Boone flied TO Crawford. Nun.
amaker and Maisei pulled double
run. two hits no error
DETROIT-Bush flied TO Cree. Nor
,iarty singled TO left High singled 70
center. Crawford popped TO Maisei.
veach flied to DAILY. No run. two hits.
SIXTH INNING
NEW YORK-Bush fumbled Cooks
srounder. cree flied TO Crawford Null
ien famed. Moriarty threw out Peck.
Me- run. no hit one error.
observation-disclosures singled to right.
Burns doubled to the left Held fence.
Hefiman was held at third Packin-
paugh threw out Baker, holding the
scoring Heiiman and Burns Bush
popped TO Peckinpaugn. sdoriarty
popped to Boone. Two runs. three hits.
~ SEVENTH INNING
NEW YoRk-Nunamaker popped to
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
Men and Horses Go
Doom In Heaps As
Caval,y Charge Fans

PARIS, Aug. 3.--French arms have
scored victory in q sharp and bloody
engagement at Petit Croix. A corps
OF Uhlans attacked the French forces
entrenched just beyond the town.
The defenders replied with machine
guns and moved down the advance
guard OF the Germans.
The Uhlans charged several times,
but were unable to Withstand the
withering fire of the defenders and
finally retired in disorder, leaving a
number Of dead on the field.
Among the wounded were some OF.
icers. The French also took a num-
ber OF prisoners.
The scene OF the fight is customs
post on the Lorraine frontier. The
Uhlans participating m tue attack
comprised the advance guard OF the
German army that was advancing
from Metz with Nancy as the objec-
tive News that they were en- route
had been brought to the commander
OF the French customs guard by an
aviator who reconnoitered from the
outposts late yesterday. The French
plan Of action was carefully out
lined. Reinforcements, armed with
machine guns. were sent TO point
several miles inside OF the frontier
boundary The customs guard re-
tnained at its post with orders 10 act
on the defensive and retire in the
presence OF superior force.
The Uhlans engaged the frontier
guard which, after an exchange OF
shots, gave way. falling back on the
main column which in the meantime
had been entrenched along the road
In V-shape formation. The Uhlans,
confident because OF the triiling re-
sistance encountered, charged at top
speed. The French Ere was withheld
until the Germans were well within
range. and then the murderous ma.
chine>guns cut loose, The front rank
OF Uhlans withered. but thore was
no halt in the charge. The French
defenders poured a h0avy rifle IRE
into the charging men aiming at the
horses. some OF whom fell and threw
the whole column into confusion. The
y (Continued On PAGE TAteel
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
RACE RESULTS
AT SARATOGA.

First race--Fillies, 2-year-olds, SELL
ing; 5h furiongs: Dismiss lS to ,. .
90 and to 10, won: Mabelle Mont
gO6%ery 3n;,do to l. ana to Snd sse- sec,
third :OG as. Hiker. Inez.
One step. Marie O'Brien, Change, Asho-
kan. Hassock. Louis " Futurist and
Fair Helen also ran.
Second Race--Sreeplechase maidcns,
3-year -olds and upward. about 2 miles:
Meadow Lark, TO 1, 20 and even.
won; Rockhsh, - To 3. TO ) and even,
second Brosseau, 10 I. to I and
even, third. Time, 4:2s. Overseer and
Bryndor lost riders. senegambian also
Third. Race--3-year.O Olds and up
wards: furlongs: Stronboli, / TO .
and out. won; Ills Majesty. Is 20 I, 4
ito and TO 5. second; Adams. Express
1s2f As sir John Johnson. Pandcan
and Always, First also ran.
Fourth Race-The Alabama $500
added: hllies 9-year-olds; mile ara a
,s nn,. Won Cas- casnaplna. - 10 t. To- a" /
end 4 70 s. second Early Rose ~ 20 J..
TO 4 and 60 \. third. Time .5f 2-5.
Undaunted. Naiad and Robinetta also
ran.
Fifth Race year oids and upwards
selling; mile: Brave. 8 20 I. ? 90 and
even. wonh LovelandC % to 5. IL 90 ;
and to s, second; Kilcrea 80 to 4,
10 TO I and ; toll. third. Time 1910
Ryan I agsaR gons o. vaep hsao sso%y an nr
gerfeld Raoui His Nibs, Harry Law
der. Mary Warren and Robert oliver
also ran.
sixth Race -year-olds: 81 fur
ohss son asTsaFs Tss Finn e to % ont see 20
ond: Liberator. l3 to 5, 20 5 and out.
vladimir also ran. Paris Lost rider.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
DIPLOMATIC Means Are
ExhaHsted, Grey Tell
Commons In Sbs0cA
BY ED. u. KEEN.

(StdT Correspondent United Prcss.)
LONDON, Aug. 3.-England Will
fight Germany.
That was the construction placed
on q remarkable speech by Sir I'D
ward Grey In the house Of commons
this afternoon. In impassioned Ian,
guage, he declared the empire had
exhausted itself In an effort TO main
tain peace, but has been frustrated
He plainly said England could not AT
ford idly to stand by and see Franco
subjugated1 and the Independence Of
Holland and Belgium ravished.
Tonight Premier Asquith will have
the last word. He is expected To re
cite the failure OF diplomacy; char
acterize German seizure of British
shipping as acts Of war, and TO de-
clare that England, having been ~
pealed to by Belgium, after being IN
vaded by Germany. must draw the
sword in the latter's defense.
The British army has been ordered
modified. The navy Is ready for any
eyentuality.
Meanwhile, bloody fighting IL al
ready In progress between the French
and German armies along the iron
tier. Tha advantage SO far seems tc
be with France, as Il is not only hold
ing its oWn but a French army OF
some $4,000 men is reported moving
into Germany from point north Of
Beifort.
Germany is invading Russia and
The German troops have driven the
Rus lan cossaeks. who were raidins
northeastern Prussia. back across the
line. One Important fortihcation In
Russian Poland Is reported held BY
The German cavalry, supported By
artillery
The hrst naval battle has been
fought In the Baltic. according to.
news reaching stockholm. STRIKING
under cover OF darkness. the German
squadron Is reported to have drfvep
the Russian warships In confueion
into the Gulf Of Finland One large
war craft, iientity az yet unknovn.
was reported driven ashore on the
Aland islands a, the head OF the Gulf
Of Bothnia The German feet n 80
(Continuea On rsgs ThresD
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03

Bush Bush's great stop and fast throw
got MaiseL Cole flied to High. No
run, no hit, no error.
DETROIT-High walked. Crawford
singled to center High was picked or
second, Uunamaker to Peck Crawford
out stealing Veach singled TO right.
veach died stealing, Nunamaker to
Boone No run, two hits, no error.
EIGHTH INNING
NEW YORK-Boone popped to He'll
man. DAILY beat out an inhefd hit.
Cook sacrificed, Coveleskie to Burns.
Cree singled TO left. scoring DAILY. Null
len forced Cree One run, two hits. no
error.
DETROIT-Heilman flied to Dafy.
Burns walked. Burns was caught OFT
first base. and was run down, Cole 20
Boone. Maisel threw out Baker. No
run, no HIT no error
NINTH INNING
NEW YORK--Peckinpaugh grounded
to Bush Nunamaker singled OF Bush.
Maisei famed Caldwell batted for
Cole and grounded to Bush. No hit.
no run, one error.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
CANADIAN PORTS CLOSE
GERMANSENTERP0IAND
NO ship MAY ENTER HARB0R
OF QUEBEC OR MONTREAL
WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMIT

LONDON, Aug. 3Tlse house of commons after storry
session. in which the party always the ascende
adjourned late tonight until Premier Asquith
did not speak His speech will be delivered until the
bate is completed and until after every members Of
House has had ample opportunity to be heard.
One section of the Liberal members nsstent that
England should maintain attitude of complete neutrality
They very much in the minority Leading Liberals
well Conservatives insisted that the violation Of neutral
territory by Germany crime which England must
sent with her entire might
BERLIN, Aug 3--The German advance into Russia Po-
land moving with surprising swiftness German column
heavily supported with artillery drove the Russian garrison
from Czestocowa in Russian Poland after sharp
in which SO Russians killed and twice that number
injured.
The Germans completely surprised the garrison and be-
realized hand they
almost completely surrounded. The German artillery shel
the Notifications sharply after which the cavalry ana
ed infantry charged and in complete possession
PARIS Aug. 3-Baron Won Sch0en, the German ambassa
DOR will demand his That is understood to be the
for his call the premier tonight 1t is admitted
at the embassy that he has received from the
Kaiser nstucng him to demand his credentials and to leave
France Immediately.
PARIS, Aug 3-The Italian government today officially
notified the French that Italy will remain neutral
MONTREAL, Aug. 3-FOr the first time in the history
of shipping in this city, the port of Montreal closed
day. 1t will be necessary for all vessels to obtain special
from the harbOr master in order to enter the port
QUEBEC, Aug 3Ths port closed today, special
mission being for ships to enter the harbOr.
LONDON Aug. 3TO importation of wheat and
flour from North America, the British government this
evening issued official temporarily
teeng risks those commodities from Canadian and
United States ports.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
SHIP Is NOW SAFE
in GERMAN HARBOR, REPORT

WARRINGTON. Aug. 3.-Th.
North German Lloyd stcsmshfp
Kronprinxessia Ceceiie, carrying
oI3,00O,0O0 I'm gold, consigned 90
London ard French banks. ha.
made her German port. Offcial
telegram carrying this Information
Semchcd the state department this
afternoon. The dispatch did not
say where she had docked. The
state department was asked 10
man government that the kron-
prixessin with SI3.OOO.OO0 aboard
be given full protection.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-The Cum
formally announced cancellation Of
all their ship saiIings today.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The
United states has agreed to take
over German embassies In any
countries warning agsinst the
kaiser "with the understanding
derinw OF similar service wherever
Il is asked Secretary Of state
Bryan stated today. "Germany has
not replied whether this is sstis-
factory"
BRUSSELS, .Aug. 3.-Germany is
pushing the advance Of her Cologne
army along the line OF the railway
through Belgium. The advance In
reported here t0 have reached
point ON the Mouse river, 10 miles
northeast Of Liege. Up 60 the pres
ent the Belgium troops have re-
frained from firing ON the invnd-
ers.
NIsH, Aug. s.--Tskfng advantage
Of the movement OF Austrian
troops toward the Russian border
90 resist the forces Of the czar,
Servia assumed the aggressive In
Josef today. Supported by the
Montenegrins. the servisns are
preparing 20 invade Bosnia. The
purpose Of the ndvancepin 60 pro-
woke n revolution OF the Bosninns
against Austria. fe
LONDON. Aug. 3--It ir ofactaiiy
stated that the dowager empress
of Russia. en- route ca ~. Peters,
burg from a visit to Queen Alex
sndru here. har beea detsipeJ by
orders OF the German emperer st
berlin. She has been stven the al
ternatfve <of returning here or Of
preceeding 90 Copenkagen. 81
NEW YORK, Aug. 3,-FesrinE
heavy Withdrawals OF funds ny
Foreigners who may want te return
to their native eouutrtes, presi-
60 decide upen navs-sbilfty ef taxi
fuu advantage OF the 0o-dny WITH
drawsI eisuse In the banking law.
PARIS, AuE. s,-The Fre.ch gov
srnnent today procfssnee nora
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03

torfum suspending payment OF all
debts In France until Aug. II.
BERLIN, Aug. .3.---Libnu, Russian
naval port Of the Baltic, n In
flames today. The cruiser Augs-
berg reported by wireless that she
.was bOmbnrdfng the TOWN. A Rus
sian cruiser defending Libnu was
engaged by the German warship.
LONDON, Aug "a news ticker
service says that I'm q naval battle
between the German and British
squadrOns in the North Sea. SIX
German warships were sunk and
Great Britain lost two. The admir-
atty hss no confirmation OF such .
report.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-Rumors are
circulated here that German de-
stroyers have been engaged I'm the
North sen. The rumors say they
were attacked by British craft and
-gave y good account Of thern-
selves.o
There IL ne official cennrmstion.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
AZ MINNEAPOLIS.

indianapolis o 4 o O000 o 81
Minneapolis J 90 o 90 0--s IL i
BATTERIES--Burke and Livingston:
Patterson and smith. yMPIRES--Mur-
ray and Johnson.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
Ar KANsAa CITY.

columbus % O2o4o0 o-s Z o
Kansas city o 0lO o o o 90 3%3 1
II BATE and smith; Al
llison and Geibei UMP1RES--Johnston
and irwin.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AT MfT.wATrI<EE

Cleveland % o % 1 o 5 2 o 2--10 II 2
Nilwaukee o o OIL 90 0 o. 5
BATTERIES--Kahler and Billingss
Young and Hughes. UMPlRES-O Brl-
nand Westervelt
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
At CT PATTI

Louisville oooSolooFo1 1l-l5 is /
ST Paul 0020 00--14 II 2
BATTER1Es--Lever and Severoid
walker and James. UMf IRES-Owens
and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
pErRoIr
Totals

New York % o 00oo 1 OIL .
Detroit 1850 2 o o 2 o o x-t 12
stolen bases--Nunamaker, Maisel.
Sacrifice hits-Daly, Heilman.
Two-base hit-Burns.
Bases on balls--Col 1, Coveleskie 2.
struck out--Coveleskle' i.
Hit by pitched ball--Cook.
Umpires-Evans and Egan.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03


is the n IS n
qd n
in force e over n III If
% b by
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03

AT PHILADELPHIA
Chicago 80 0 o 90 o 0 o 90 8 3
PriirSeiohia q 4 12O20 900 x--e Q 1
BATTERIES-Hack and Archer:
Alexander and Killifer UMPIRES--
Rigler and Hart.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
ATNBALrIMoRE

AT TNBALTIMORE
Kansas City o 3 o o o o o o 0--3 10 8
Baltimore % o o o A o o 2 0--8 IL
RATTERIES--Johns and Brown:
Conley and Jacklitsch. UMPIRES--
Brennan and Anderson.
AT BUFFALO
ST Louis 20 o o o 90 90 90 1
Buffalo ....1 o o o o o 1 2 x-4 8 o
RATTERIES--Brown and Simon;
Ford and Blair. UMPIRES--Goec excl
and Cross.
AT PITTSBURGH
Chicago -. % o o 90 90
Pitfsjsr-uh 0 q o o o o o o o Ii 1
TTERIES--watson and Clemons:
Dickson and Kerr. JMPIRES-Van
Sickle and Cusack.
AT BROOKLYN L
indianapolis o-7 13 4
BROOKLYN .o1 so 20 o-6
2 -Kaiserling and War
rem: Peters and Land. UMPTRES-Mc-
Cormick and shannon.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03

Pittsburg 0100oI1oooo 12 3
Brooklyn 1000101 5000 0--3 IL 1
BATTERIES-Cooper and Gibson;
Ragon and McCarty, UMPlRES--Klem
and Emslie.
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Job Printing Done Rsshf. Times
Printing CO., 13 John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At rurcaao

Chicago 80 o 0 0 10 s % IL ]
BATTERIES-Plank and Lapp; Scott
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
AT BOSTON

AT BOSTON
st. Louis 20 oooo9oo 20
Boston 100 % IL
BATTERIES-Grine and Snyder;
Tyler and Whaling
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AT CLEVELAND

AT CLEVELAND
WASHINGTON
Washington i o o. 90 o 2 0-7 IL
Cleveland Ol o 8 o o o 0--4 q
BATTERIES-Engeb and Henry;
Hagerman, Collamore and Egan.s I'M
PIRES-OLoughlin and Sheridan.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
AT BUFFALO
AT PrTTsBuRqH
At RRnOKIYN
neforr Heard Of Commrree.

'sValue Of vocational cducation as
applied IN Detroit Will De- the subject
Technical High school. before tbo
members of the Board OF commercN
Tucsday noon. Aug 4. Luncheon III
TO i2:45: speaking 12:fb TO 1;so.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-03
SECOND GAME

SECOND GAME
20 % O.! 10
New York q o o o. IL 2
BATTERIEs-Ames and Gonzales;
Demaree and Meyers. UMPIREST-By-
ron and Johnson.