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The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
W0LGAST IN
RING AGAIN
Wildcat to Test Out
His Brittle Bones
On Mitchell

MILWAUKEE, Wis. May is.-Ad
Wolgast will finally give that sew.
eral times broken arm real test
tonight when he boxes Richie Mitch.
ell. at Milwaukee, providing the bout
comes OF as scheduled Every one
OF Ads bouts I'm the last few years
has been termed n test for that
broken arm" said arm has been
cracked so often that only his clos.
est relatives have been able 10 keep
tab on the number.
The bout has stirred up consider.
able connection, Al was originally
scheduled 20 meet Freddie Welsh.
After asking for two postponements
and having his wishes granted Fred.
die hnally asked for a third and was
refused. That caused the substitu.
ton
Wolgast has made decided hit
in training II has been claimed
that Welsh heard ~ ADS great con-
dition and feared To risk his title In
view OF the fact that no (Welsh) Ia
not In shape FOR real champion.
ship night
Whether that's true or mott
probably isnt--that line Of argu-
mont has been used extensively TO
advertise the show
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
ORC AFTER
OLD CROWN
Title Match Is On In
Gotham Under New
Rules

NEW YORK. May George W
Moore and Alfred DE orc are play.
ing here this week for the three
cushion championship OF the world
The tournament Is significant for
two reasons-one being that this is
the first chance he orc has had to
regain his crown. and the other be
ing that this Is the second tourney
IN which the new rules viii oe ap
piled Albert Cutler is refereeing.
Some features OF the new rules are
radically different from those which
governed contests for the Jordan
Lambert trophy
Playing safe. striker must make
the cut ball drive an object bail
Only one deliberate safety play viii
be allowed After having once play
cd for safety striker must play TO
count Failure TO comply with this
requirement will incur forfeiture
OF one point 20 the opposing player.
\ similar forfeiture will result IN
case VI NtiibfINkt MISS ApI FhlFNN
Whenever forfeiture ~Sill beside a
game u will not ne scored>~~lt, on
"Wednesday night. when a non srSik.
~ makes a miss or second safetS
play, one point will De deducted from
the strikers score.
There viii be no penalties for
misses. providing they are made hy
strokes which are apparently honest
efforts 10 count The referee VIII
have TO discriminate between hon
est efforts and sailing Ia such
cases he wll be an antocrat His
judgment and decisions relative 10
them will be absolute
\ striker Who shoots with tn"
wrong ball will De entitled 20 al
points ne may make With that ball
before detection II detected after
successful stroke that stroke VIII
not count.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Aggies Consider Selves
A Match for NOtre Dame

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nav Is
The Ages will makc their first
Try q, blk game II track next sat
Urday V0en Coach Guathier's men
viii 20 in for tourney with No
ire Dame Jus, how far the Farm
crs ssh get no their effort 10 take
.he measure II the Catholic .s
somewhat uncertain. Dang 20 Ga,
fact thar Nhsu Notre Dame took on
Michigan tp days ago. the track was
30 heavy and the weather SO bad
that Js' little opportunity vas az.
,orded FOR sizing mp De- real -oiHg
powers % fue South Bend squad. T.
the marks ~ot in the meet with
Michigan arc any indication OF the
ability 81 o.. Catholic, the Azgles
should q least De able % give the
yssifors -a0 FOR tho 1onors
The Farmers are strong In
weights aEl here is more than a
lighting chance, the Aggie coaches
think. for me u 3. e. distance men
20 make killing sheldon. On the
uIle and fa'fmila has been going
- q fine clip ever since tho season
opened
Barnett. She ARzIe tao miller. has
also been showing q good pair %
heels TFo weeks ago 10 went tho
tro-mN" route ~ le minutes and q
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Del Benched For Rest,
Not Because of
DisfavOr
OLDHAM WILL
STAY WITH TIGERS
Karr Fails AT Frisco;
Another Minor Club
to Get Him
BY HAROLD y. WILCOX.

Manager JENNINGS. now tnat the
Tigers seem to have stumbled into
q distressing slump. what 60 YOU
propose TO do about a."
Such was the query fred 81 The
Jungle pilot yesterday. Not that
any such brutal tactics were en-.
Iloved. The query was phrTsed IN
ON cptomlsuc and smiaole atmos-
phere. But Eughey's answer was
forthcoming. he plans 10 replace
Baker with Stanage for While and
Keep the rest OF the lineup rs Ia has
teen throughout the greater part
Of the season
n later angle 10 the conversation
brought out what can DC considered
the attitude OF the Detroit manager
toward his team other American
league ciabs-probable pennant con.
tenders--were being discussed. as
10 usual when baseball folks eougre-
gate and gossip. and the New York
clut was introduced II was agreed
that Bill Donovan had succeeded
In Kidding his Yankees into beley
rag that they made up a real ball
team. and that the confidence The
smiling manager had inEi!lled into
his boys was largely responsible FOR
the aggressive PLAY when has
characterized the Gothami'es this
spring.
'Eut suprosing they strike some
tough luck. rnstead OF the fortunate
breaks they have been getting dur.
ine the past fev weeks and biz a
losing stTeck--wiil they rally ami
come hack" was the question that
was raised.
There's the question. responded
Huskey. That's the test OF great
club. It's not hard 10 win whea
things are breaking wen. hat tho
team that can puIl out shmo
qr.ekiy rs tie pennant coatend.ng
ciuo''
That's where the Tiges stand
Low They have bit e DIX % rltty
rcad on the way to the aag. anf
Is up 20 them 20 stand ;As gaH
rnf come through n they viii re-
spond waeB Hughey throws the
clutch into high and jams down tho
thro.re. t.ey are iag coatcaders
they can't hlntIng visions might
!mt "a well be dismissed rs halir.
ciratiCns InEtead Of pr@mon,uons
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
OFFER WILLARD
$4,000 FOR SHORT
BOUT WITH COFFEY

NEW YORK. May ls.--Jim Corey
has made a formal challenge 10 Jess
Willard for n bout for the heavy.
weight championship OF the world.
and all Gotham is agog with excite
ment over the chances OF its favor.
tie Irish pugilIst 10 cop tho title.
Billy Gibson. who II both Coney's
manager and matchmaker OF note,
has offered willard $4,000 for a 10
round bout 10 be staged here, and IT
IL the opinion In sporting circles
here that the offer Is oona1de and
that Willard will accept II. IL VIII
lard accepts the challenge. the bout
will be staged at the new Brighton
Beach club. which Will be the open
air nght center OF the metropolis
this summer.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
BAKER NOT bENCHED
TX OiSFAvCR.

Bakcr e not 20 be bcnched 20
cause be has failed . max good
I'tlmar. the Hop King. nee i~CDr9v-
cd wonderfully over LIST ear,
sni in the Right 81 his pre-.
viors experience. his work has
Teen thing o. s0y He Is a
100 per cent better this year
very satisfactory rate Of improve
nent Fat II, reeds a rest snd
chance 20 quiet his nervee wl ch
have become = llt'lc ragged because
oi lie strain through which ue has
gone during MS irsi e~pc~ioaco a.
major league lrst string receive.
So Stanage viii spell him awhile
Rekcr has hut two serious faults
10 overcome nov lie is tho Hg
splendidly. catching high foul, ami
flies like an ogfielder. and batting
Wen tits hits have no. been 20
numerous as they might be- lut be-
has learned 20 wait EN- oEt with
success and is running The base
well In addition. he T. deyelopir r
into very nifty bunter ard his
sacrificing recently has been a
thing 20 cheer the bugs
One thing Del has yet 10 over
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
FEDS CONTINUE
TO FIND THEIR
PITCHING EASY

The lively Federal league ball and
the outlaw pitching continues TO ap-
pear "a be A cluch FOR The hatters.
lee Magce. who hit 2s4 In the Ma
uonal league last season. has found
time from MIA managerial duties 20
paste the pill for .397 in the indie
pendent circuit. and Leslie Mann.
the Boston outhelder. who hit .2tI
last year. is batting al .357 galt
for The Feds Davy Jones is hitting
at 3i7 clip and old Germany
Schaefer. Who Is playing regularly
az Newark. has 2s4 record 10 his
credit Although II f. early In the
season 10 make comparisons profit
able. II might be noted that Bonnie
Kaur. the Ty Cobb Of the outlaws
"a one point below Magee.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

seconds. but sine, trl' 'imr s, has
clipped a good biz o., tH., time
When Notre Dame is expected 70
make the Farmers take dus- Uill be-
In the jumps In The running hisu
and the rurn.n- broad hops th"
farmers have been rather back
ard though Love.aud N1o does D.
Get. Inches ard better in The
pole vault. may BE-, able 'o place
With a good track. tae Ag<jss sre
sgured to be 'he running i'm me
dashes Both Alderman and Brus-
setback have been going -'rcA- and
on the Day tAa' Nichicau and No 70
Dame met ~ south Bend where fhe
time for the Too vaz ln 3-5. Brusssl-
bach went the distance ON a heavy
". \ &. track !u 30 2.5 Under 'as
cradle conditions Alderman has
done the 100 in f1 DAT capt Beat
~ Vill DO The hurdles or t.e 70 \.
O. squad in 'as competition with
Notre Dame
Il Is in the weights. h0arver that
he Farmers expect 20 make O. most
interesting for Harpcrs men Bire.
Who has been heaying 'N" discus
and putting N. shot FOR the Farm.
ers. has finally come back '"fa form
and during The past week be- went
better than tis mark af 1913 fe,f 1
the discus Rlue has also been put
ting the sOht around 'He i3-toot
mark. while Blackjack and Jare.
have been throwing tho hammer
though hey haven't rcggsd IL the
Notre Dame distance MP 20 This
time Nofre Dome IL expected 20
make a fret in The hammer. though
In the shot ard discus Blue is 90.
pec'ed 70 make the competition
close
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
SPORT CHATTER

Kerry ~ Co. Joseph. aaa, OUT
E.s-s t~~ --rrg ~ Detroit. for
tra n ~ ."artjrr Grand Rapids
Union .iEu uasf y,ar
TIE fr.usrsltv ~ Michigan defeat.
at ere fr..a r-f'v - FittEhlrg az
tenn. yesterday -
HaItr ,t-'fer. ~ Mason. and
'I"mw.rr Frsa ~ Nabury. y =. are
r-f womaars - tho VI G. athletic
t..-l
Walter T7rra4v,h ~ Grand Rap
iIt dead Ha the result % being
I't nttH .As@IaIi
Coach Arntz. ~ tho T. ~ y. VIII
-.'0H against ne Polish seminary
IT, HraGry
John horr. Memphis h,rsAman.
Htit pass. up all Canadian meetings
t.'I-term7n feeling 81 The Domin-
Harry Hogan manager OF the Ven
'rI' former rIler. I4 a member. IN
dead ~ pneumonia
Wuri.a Hunter. Detroit hoy ~
'Hirt Iu EASTERN iutcrsc hoiAstic golf
mp.Drshiu tourney Yeysterday
steve ENans may he q rom.atsp,
rvd"uhtnhie steve got brace Of
triples "np him yesterday.
johnny Farrell Tinker. dIninu-
oct Of nyr times mp, snd Frits. swss-
cIaa and Bender each Eot four out
90 i've up In the Cbirsg sHimore
gHms.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

r1..r is nervousness He has come
q lcag way in ,h-t respect sI, DE
u mas trr-e-., o. agr he
t.l "a .ute ana when The pitcher
lows. hr sometimes, aviAte, also.
pv i- slso O l.u.s weak ln balls
thrown 10 rhe plate for put o"ts. BE
sets himself r1 l', and Il TIE hall
comes 81 someaher slid he ha> dir
Costs 10 getting rSg miJ where The
adj strike According tc The
Cstching yirtBosCs tire posture in
.vCh crisis saoud be timber
canggh to permit Of some quick
tr,tcslng, stepping for he ball II
necessary sunday D-u Eot Bushs
th-cw OF rhg hrol ot his bare h1at.
and ibe slip -lamare.s cost The con
Test Bn, Baker = developing into
"a grand catcher aad his retirement
Is hy uo means permanent
some inquiry regarding the status
81 the catching s2N brought ont
the Information that under 10 CIR.
CIrlsrances would Baker b. dispoS.
Cd o, This rear, and that Peters
"a csld b. kept because % ais nat
nraI ability and promise Stanage.
- course. Is sgre - suck. and Nc
Tec's all around PLAYING and left
l7uded cloui.ng enti;le him 10 re-
tcnt.on
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Watching the Scoreboard.

oid Nap IsIot- was the only MACK
mun who could grt to death valley
scott yesterday and Jim got a~sy
With Onr-htt contest.
Wild hrsN~ - ioud~rmtlk EN-
yesterday. The Hrowns made but
tao rnns on the .pe-d King. sad.
.idrd ~ errors. the Nauouat. got
abi~d Matter Johnson to VITA gaus.
three.
iOnr heme rua- drove la all the
tatiir~ made Ia the rhlllie-t srdinnt
contest NestrrScHS. Dotan. trsNath.
Ntrhon aud Becker were the circuit
riuutrrs. The t~o team. also split
cap nNr two bnEgeT.
hief Bspdrr lost "a t1-IRaing game
Nr~frruuN.
k~~ht,r'~ sensational catch of n
uavr over -rrOnd Ia the Hay tItN .
south Brnd game was turned tato .
fftptc psHN.
O-s two games In Nmericaa and
one 90 Nattnaai--t old weather
biamea
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
What Nay Happen
In Standings Today
WILDINC'S DEATH
ENDS CHANCE OF
DAVIS CUP MATCH

international term matches for
The uay.s cup re uot likely 70 both
~ the PLAYERS u any o. the nations
Tor several years 20 come The
tragic death OF WIld.us. % the Aus
,Talan team. ras pat a quistus on
IN yopo-' tha rn. eY.-, classics
NJ ght b. res med tas naa- IN
fure The cup Us -tIl Ir -n.s coun-
try 81 tlr tmericl1 a.soc.arion
has been very careful 20 refrain
rrrm az cha'.eHz taat would
make 30 imperative for foreign
a-3ue' Va lde 20 .ra.a tre baltic
front ~ defend he trophy n order
TO keep u an aC' 0, sr9-.-man zip
TIA. has lsen highig s-upiimoa'~G
-y tt- Australian as.Ccia. .cn which
Dow ho-i= tiIe .o t' Eaeis cEp
The not intern .ti-1al tourney
pill sec almost 81 nee foreign faces
The president 81 the German .enri
luud has been eI.iaG 10 tas''a EHe
land ts Cancelled tte "I.is" rau--a-
mel, ra on qaa tra .nt-rna'o- Al
ra1adiaa champion Eas n'.r
1bard0n"d The great club a. Paris
Hs been 'I-nri us 3 slsg.,al
Ths rh.ts re11is t3giaeE g r.~
This country All b. in'eras'eI
year $3.50 take place st t1s ~ .a
fer TENN. taa cgInrr Is no.
losing ground because t n tm1n--i.
DE 20 play rhe Davis matches or
Tho otler hand re .por o. grow
in7 rapidly .n .hls country and TINS
year IS exported 90 raaE nex' 20
-ase-all and g-L- 2 -lplLar .n-nrl.t-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
MAKE UMPs or BOBBY
WALLACE. IS REPORT.

st LOUIS. SO. May Is
pes. iert Byron Bancroft John
son .s s8id 20 be uakin- arrange
ments 90 place Bobby Wallace on
fle American ltlglo's stan OF
umpires Jgst how soon Wallace
WIN receive tho appointment is
not know
The pa. ng OF Wallace as
player aiil DO sod news 20 thou.
sands Of fans IN ~ Louis and
other American league, cities. for
tae veteran sforts'1D has been
Eo-shipoa hy american league
i7n- a. lo-g as any other player
i1 the game Wallace began 20
SLOW 1p sbout four years ago
I'D though of little uae 20 tho
team as PLAYER bs- been kept
p1 the payroll by col Hedge
Tor purely continental reasons
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

TIE Detroit University school 10
passing up sn opportunity % win a
track meet for the privilege OF bat
Ting against more prominent
schools In a more or less hopeless
CAUSE. 20 far as victory is con.
rfrned Tho Jefferson ave track
team could p5n The class y meet
az Ann Arbor, Friday and Saturday
with case. but the team has been
divided. every man eligible for the
class s events being entered there
IN Powers. EbJor. Robb and Haigh.
quartet ~ able cinder path and
dcld chapF. viii devote their ener.
sies 10 coping points in the elias.
sier nola Lambert Key Kart. ia
cohs ia sault and Decker will per
form in class b.
Eastern hopes 20 make good
showing ir the Ann Arbor meet.
ehich II won last year against some
stif competition. but another vic
tory Is not ,ounted upon However,.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
FRED GILMORE
BEATS BRENNAN

GRAND RAPIDS. Mo1. Way rs
Frod Gilmore. oi Chicago sos too
clever tor Franki" Brennan. of De
froit. last night and Rou fao first
l0-round bout STAGED here 300 nine
years A vote ~ the audience
picked tho winner Gilmore made
brennan swing vlld sheridan, r1o
WAS p lightweight last fall welter
this spring. and Nho sp'res 20 mid.
die1eight hondrs FOR the summer.
Vas scheduled 70 meet Brennan. b1t
m argument over weight caused the
substitution OF Gilmore For Mickey
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
HUGHEY THINKS WELL
Of CHICAGO CLUB.

Jcncin-s Is strong for the White
Sox VII le De- doesn't expect Four
rier % continue MS great sticking
alshey expects Eddie and joan
Collins. Schaik. Weaver and the
pitching stat 70 keep the Spo,less
Nosr ~ IN the race. H. even
thought we'll OF Rowland's layout
Wien u was losing four straight
herc. and merely credited the Tig-
r~s win winning bS eycept ionsl
al 80 Ton looks ve-y strong 20
siu~hry also i'e wishes he Van
Eecs vel h3i Is reserving opinion
en them Tor reasons explained
50ve
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Michigan At Last
Defeats Syracuse

SYRACUSE. y Y. May ls-The
University OF Michigan was able TO
score in but one inning. the second.
today. but made enough tallies to
break the two game tie with the
Orange The final score eas 6 TO
Ferguson pitched shoutout ball
until the ninth, when the plate was
crossed for lone counter. Five
hits. abetted by p pair Of errors,
gave Michigan tho ELK tallles in the
second frame
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
8tY g. SECOND WkLrER. cut
tees FIRED rlY

according ~ as. 20 -.a. cIIr
Wankensh.p no. manager 90 ths
SELF lake Cte c..5 H -ae Pacific
olas' .-asut aat notes IN 'nr .a.e-
BAH world as fl, diarovere. u
waiter Johnson has Ils oVared r
second Jorr-rn' on I'd. quad and
g. touting hlm 20 me k.F prob
ably ioT salesman nip rea ar. The
pstpom meme 81 given AS Wl.
ans
stave are te, HI-l"rs ~ The
name ol William, on tho Salt Lake
team and ao.l err elta the IlE
crs LAT year one IS big Igh.
h1nler Vao halls from Hawaii AID
Rho burned up The Cos league tro
years ago when hr reached De-
t-CiL he found tho climate disagree
able and very injurious 10 hz
health lie failed 10 show ANYTHING
here. and despite some apparent
natural ability be- was sent hack "a
Sacramento. whence he came. In
'hr middle Of the summer The I'm
preston be made here vas hat D.,
could not stand the major leagn,
ean
Hhe other j. tiny lef'lander
wao could pitch hkr q demon foi
nig size. but who was something o
had actor IIo was also sont n
Sacramento early in the summer
aud he made q great record on
there Last winter no was taker
a. Hawaii with the Venice club
which one IS referred 20 p second
Johnson is rot known here. but Il
is safe bet that neither could be
ualosdod on the Tigers again, de
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Faber Beats One Record, But Not
the Best One MatthewsOn Made

PHILADELPHIA Pa May 1sA from Chicago
record when he retired Washington innings
balls,
broke a mark made by Mshewson
Fabe did break York
l holds the balls
Phles in in this 1911 This mark absolutely
because there hardly scribe In the box that
who not counting the number of balls pitched because
Journal
that Maty had thrown but SO balls in beating Brooklyn
Fabers said
number Of balls recorded electric scoreboard In Chicago
might possibly balls
the figures placed the board
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Cass Tech lost another ball gam,
yesterday, Mcmillan high daubbinl
n 6 70 o defeat on the Technics. 81,
errors by Cass enabled Mcmillan Z,
turn four hits into the half dozei
tallies. Cass got hut two hits of
Plots. who famed IS men an,
passed no one.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
National League.
ST ANIbING.
NS-tsrdsyss R~.uit..

InntuEa 3 s7ss n VI p
g Louis o D 2 I o.
IN I1dsl o I % o - Sill
BattcrisSa.tirtncr Tefdue and shy.
der Mayer and KUilfeg.
PittsbutV n BOSTON. vet grounds
Chicago New York. wet grounds.
Ciuciuati- Brooklyn vet grounds
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
South Michigan League.
STANDING.


Inning z : 9 80 2 y y
Flint - 0 D 0 0 . 0 q 90
Batteries Haines and Herring
Rhoades. williams. Mckinley McCon
nell and Wells
innings 23ts s7sa RIM
S'th Bend o q 0 o.
Bay city o o o a o o. .
Batteries williams and Lake
Hickman and ponueily n
jackson Battle Creek. cold wealth
er.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Louisville bad 20 cu' down 20 the
player limit OF The association 30
sent a player 10 the = Louis
Browns Mex, thing ve know bal
las will ask waivers on someone 20
send 10 the Athletics.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Federal League.
at LANDING.
Games.

Chicago 4 HAltimore 3, 10 inningsl
Brooklyn = Kansas City s.
New York at Pittsburgh.
only three games acheduled.
Todsy's Games.
Newark 81 Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN at Kansas city.
Buffalo ~ ~ Louis
Baltimore at Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

PiftShurgh ~ Rnstou
Gin 'inuati AZ Brooklyn
Chicago AZ New York
81 Louis az Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
international League.
sT sDINf..


Rochester J. Jersey CITY
Buffalo ? Providence ]
Uichmond ~. Toronto 2
Newark. Montreal, postponed; rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
It Can Quickly Rally Jennings; ges Now Under Acid Test

ID on YoR SMOKED lS s and Sk this ARRAY ARE
Anne D and a Is
hrzg Mme ory
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
.STANAGE WILL REPLACE
BAKER FOR WHILE; ONLY
CHANGE HUGHEY PLANS
kooss BACK frs
LESS DECEPTIVE

koob. 90 Or" hshr-azoo NOT
Ma. soli,.e has gurt tEir.et h.-
SECOND uohU same o. rA' sea
Ju While oppos.U. oattrrs aa
ur he D. deceptive they main
ain thar y fBey could only looN
% him backward -asy could read
h.m Nar hooA
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Detroit May Have
Twilight League

\ twilight league Is suggested IN
Detroit MANY bali players desire
70 take advantage ~ the extra hour
o' daylight bp pastimirg after sup
per. and m effort ia so.ne made 20
secure diamonds for an organiza-
ton that viii give them their I'm %
the national sport
C1a~errr T.. ks." defeated W.iker
Corhran ~ is' balk lIue last nixNr
goo 20 go
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
American Association
ST a..
Yesterday. Results.

Kansas city /. Indianapolis o.
Columbus 1, 81. Paul o.
Milwaukee :. Louisville
Cleveland II. Minneapolis j.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Todsys Games.
MCMILLAN Routs Cas-.

Battle Creek At Jackson.
Ray city AZ South BEND.
Saginaw At Flint.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
kAvY 0lsRESARCs SAD
ANKLE AND PLAYS

Marty kaNaeage -as added AZ eN-
Ein ticn Of zaUruee> 20 his other
achievements this spring tn, an
k'r which he injured last HeeN stilt
rl.ls h.m severely, and Is likely 90
for some lt,,e time II he does no.
awe b. rest Bar 30 refuses to
be 5suched and limp, around on
tle rattl, front As best ne can Ia
lsvCr terday Vas rare h.t or
go2d fortune for him. Mart has
rerted aa- in Detroit an sypecr
his mother 20 come from .sw ler
sew this week 20 make her home
with him during thc season.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

THIS LADS NAME g. Muzzucc5
I anu the sdance dope has ii
that his an IriFhmaa lie drives
'Mpzzucco Special" and ranks
rs n close relative OF the speed
slngs. he will te in the pecJil-
tion lay races at the fair erounds
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Rapids Crew picked.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May rs.
The crew which VIII row against
N" Detroit Boat clubs Junior. al
MN Arbor. Decoration day. has been
picked The following is the make.
mp 81 the Rapids eight Lester
stiles. stroke, l. Hollway. No. T.:
Peterson, 80 9, Capt Johnson. No
= Ern"'' Conl0n 80 { Brummler.
No 8, Fred lindnor No 2, and Bob
Fowler. onxaNaln
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

It is rumotsa nat most Of the
women who attend tho bo,Ing
matches arc dancing teachers look.
Inc Tor neU stops
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
STANDINGS
American League.

IT ANDING,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Nsnazer Jennings IS very much
pleased by the way t5e sunday
crowd behaved itself Ha saws that
tha, - the first tbronE 81 fans this
ear that has made enough noise TO
helr the team The outcome Of
he game WIS al the more rrgret
TOD hl him to- his reason ~, asks
smother chance fcr Tho boys.
Red" Mckee has bought m auto
Mobile Folks Who hear him tell
etCrt L -upe-l"tiyc qualities think
70 Is selling ,lat brand
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Spencer " Bennett. physical dl.
rector OF the schools % Atlantic
city. suggest that The Introduction
Of dancing for ~ least one night in
the week would be- a great benefit
10 the evening schools.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-06
Streams Up Again

The Charlton was coming up
Tuesday and the Musselfork was
already up. The reports from the
Missouri show the fourth rise Of
the year the first of the week
and as a result the Wabash was
having lots of trouble. trains
late, etc. The Charlton was
pouring over into the bottoms
Tuesday morning. The regular
train east at 11:08 was an hour
and ahalf late and the passengers
did not wait but boarded the
local freight and got into Sails
bury on time.