davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
Five Bones" Pulled
On One Batted Ball
By Noted Athletes

Veteran baseball men. particularly
many managers. do not have much
stock In the college baseball player.
The chief criticism OF the output Of
the knowledge mills IL that these
youths do not know much baseball
and are hard TO teach. These critics
OF The coliegians are finding some
basis for their position In the third
game OF the series between Yale
and Harvard this spring.
Four players on these two teams
participated in five honeheads In one
play. and two Of the players involved
were Shortstop Legore, Of Yale. and
Pitcher Mahan. OF Harvard. On the
gridiron. these two youths are among
the smartest athletes living. But on
the diamond they are far from 90.
The other two players we're First
baseman Bush. Of Yale. and Second.
baseman Abbot. OF Harvard.
Now for the distressing details.
Mahan. the frs, batter. was hit by
a pitched ball and got TO nrst base.
That Sc, the stage for the play. Up
strobe Abbot and raised . ny di'
rcetly 10 Shortstop Legore. OF Yale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
The BRAVES HAVE AN
ANNIVERSARY.

This week finds the Boston
Braves in last place in the National
league race. This Is interesting be-
cause whom the season started. the
Braves were picked for allseasoI
leaders IN the senior circuit, But
the present position OF the Miracle
Man and his men is significant just
now FOR another reason.
IL was just a year ago this week
that the Braves started the drive
that took them al the ray from
the cellar 10 the worlds champion.
ship A year ago Monday. Boston
had lost 40 games and won but IS.
Their average was .394 Starting
Monday they took three games OF
four from Chicago. split even az ST
Louis. took three straight at Gin
cinnati. won four OF five az Pitts
burgh. and on July y returned home
in fourth place.
A winning streak like that just
nos would put them into the lead
by the last Of the month. forjhough
al the bottom OF the heap, they are
only about eight games from the
TOP. But the Braves don't look like
Miracle folks just nov, and the bet.
ting on repetition Of the squirt is
not very lively.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
Incident In Yae-Harvard Game Recalls Why Collegans
Do Not Make Popular Recruits In Major League

on nrst. second and third. Here
there WAS only one man on hrst. ca
the rule Was not In force. Mahan.
therefore. should have chased for
second. His standing still on first
base constituted bone No. 3.
No i--Legore's throw to nrst was
wide aud pulled F1rstbaseman Bush
on the bag. Bush scrambled over
and touched the base with his foot.
thereby putting the batter out. That
made boLe No. I. What he should
have done In the circumstances was
; arst 20 tag Mahan. who. by the rules
was GU, IL touched anywhere before
he could set to second base, and then
10 touch first base afterward TO get
the runner. but as he touched the
base first. putting the runner out
Mahan no longer was forced to GET
of the base and could have stood
there In safety as long N he wished
No. 5--Mahan was guilty Of the
next mistake. After Bush had put
Abbo, ont by touching hrst. Mahan
was perfectly safe where he stcod
and ought 10 have held his ground
Ru, he 20, ratified and thought the
bes, thing 10 do was to beat II away
from FIRST before Bush could tag him
So. departing before Bush could
sweep his arm around. Mahan lit Out
for second. Bush threw TO Second
basemsn Milburn and Mahan ws'
tagged for the second out OF the play
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
BERT SHANkS GETS
ANNA BRADFORD.

Rumo1 that the projected two
minute pacing classic at the Blue
Ribbon meeting in Detroit might
not yet fall through, are discount
ed by the announcement from
Cleveland that Tom Murphy, who
has Directum, Frank Bogash. Jr..
and Anna Bradford. three OF the
four starters. In his stable, has
turned Anna Bradford over to Bert
Shanks 70 race this season. Tha,
announcement, II Is understood
smooths the way for . race between
william. Directum and Anna, al
least Murphy says nov that he viii
keep both Bogash and Drectum
himself
Shanks IL working out with the
Detroit trotter. Lucille Spierm
1907 -. and made . mile in EOS IL
Tuesday. accompanied by gal
loper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
IT'S NOT ALL
{. COLLINS
CANlSkEN
Old Roman Shares SOx
Credit With Others,
Even FOurnier

An ambitious scribe cornered
Charley Comiskey at Duluth. where
the Sox owner stopped over on a
lake trip with his family. the frst
OF the week. and asked him what he
thought OF his club.
Sure I've great team" ex.
claimed Comiskey. mo. Eddie Col.
Inns shouldn't be given credit for
making all the Improvement in my
team. There Is Roth and Felsch.
both sreat ball players, and the hit.
ting OF Fournier. Collins Is won.
dsrful ball player. one OF the great
est In the world. but all Of the other
boys are going well.
I'VE are going TO win the pen
nant. The team IL good enough, but
say. don't like the way 1t went at
Detroit"
How are the Federals?" was
asked.
"Oh. they are WE'LL" said the Old
Roman. They are still keeping
their parks open. But, OF course.
Fielder Jones Is planning to leave.
and you know he Is too old In the
baseball business TO quit on an UNI
ptre's decision. Yes. Fielder Is too
wise"
AZ for Clarence Rowland. the
manager OF the White Sox team,
Comiskey said:
Clarence is a good manager and
10 keeping the team hustling. ! be-
iieved at the time chose this young
fellow as manager OF my team that
was making no mistake. though
lots OF persons took the trouble to
inform me otherwise. Nothing has
happened so far ss TO cause me TO
change my mind, while a lot OF
things have happened to make me
think that I was quite right
| As I said. I believe the Sox are
going TO win the pennant ! believe
we have the class on the team. and
| I also believe the team viii get bet
| ter as the season grows older The
White Sox are fghting team and a
nxhting team doesn't quit after a
setback"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
GOTCH TALKS
COMEBACK WITH
STECHER AS FOE

OMAHA Neb.. July S.-Frank
Gotch will probably come out OF his
retirement TO wrestle Joe Stecher.
the new 2e-yearoid American cham
pion for the worlds title. After see
ing Stecher win In straight falls
from Charley Cutler with his famous
scissors hold. Gotch declared that
stecher should be given q chance At
the worlds greatest wrestling hon.
crs.
Stecher IL anxious 10 meet Gotch.
who has gone home to see II he can
get into condition.
III decide TO wrestle. the match
will take place in Omaha" 0otch
told Gene Melsdy, Omaha promoter.
before he left last night.
Melady is trying 10 arrange the
match for Labor Day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
JOE BIRMINGHAM SEEKS
POSITION IN BUSHES

Cleveland. O.. July s.-Now
that he IL Q free agent. Joe Birm-
insham. recently deposed IS MAI
aser Of the Indians. Is seeking o
managerial job in the larger mi
nor leagues. Incidentally. friends
have recommended him for the
job at Jersey City. where Joe
Yeager Is temporarily nlling in
since Hooks Wiltse Vas re-
leased.
Joe visited relatives At CreH.
line last week and returned eager
20 get in the harness again. He
intends to keep in shape by work.
ing out with amateurs ~ Gordon
park. near his home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
MIDNIGHT SPEEDING
WORKS ~ GOTHAM.

Auto racing at night is pro-
nounced a success at New York.
After Freddie Welsh showed his
speed by doing q Marathon before
the spirited attack OF Charley
white, Saturday night. io0-mile
beach derby was staged at Brighton
beach. and something like 10000
bugs turned out 10 see the expert
ment. Louis Disbrow shot home
the winner. after chasing UP and
down the beach like a gray phan.
tom at mile-a-minute rate. More
midnight speeding Is promised for
next Saturday night Ernie Moross,
who staged the Memorial day races
At Detroit. devised the lighting sys-
TEN that eliminates the track for
the drivers and spectators.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

Who didn't have TO move from his
tracks to get Il. Here come the ave
boueheads:
No. abbot. seeing his ny was q
cinch to catch. didn't run 10 hrst.
That was the initial bonshead.
No. a--Legore saw that Abbot had
Quit running 80 realised his chance
for Q double play by means Of the
trapped ball trick. He purposely
let the ny drop and took II on the
nrst bounce That vas all right.
Lesore's play then vas to throw to
second. which would force out Ma.
han. the secondbaseman then 10 re-
lay the ball to hrst. putting out the
batter. who. having stopped running
wouldn't have had . chance TO beat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
THE GALL or ONE
CONNIE MACK.

The more one thinks about IL. the
more one 10 amared at the tremen.
dous gall OF one Cornelius McGilli.
cuddy, better known TO the popu.
lace as Connie Mack. The old fox
has virtually assured the fans that
within two years he will have de.
veloped new baseball machine
from raw material OF his choosing
that win be as great as the Ath.
letics we knew two and three years
ago.
Moreover. he says that he Is go
ing to do 1t with absolutely raw
material. picked from the sand lots
and colleges, and that all OF the
players will be educated in the
game from the ground up by him
When one recalls how certain mag
mates have spent fortunes in buying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

the relay. and moreover was out any.
way for having quit running. lie
gore. though. instead OF throwing 70
second. threw 10 first. That was
boner No. ?.
No. 3-Mahan. as soon as he saw
Legore let the ny drop. should have
realized that he then Was forced "a
30 aheai 10 second base and ought
to have begun 10 run as soon as the
ball was dropped. Instead. he stood
still OF FIRST base. lie apparently was
confused and thought that the in
Add AZ rule applied. whereby the
batter is out on an inheld fly wheth
er IL Is caught or not. But that rule
conce-rs only situations where there
are men en- both first and second, OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

embryo stars over considerable
span OF years. and have not. been
able 20 develop anything like win
ming teams. the magnitude OF Mack's
self-imposed task more readily be-
comes apparent.
The fellow that has the nerve 10
undertake such Job. and publicly
exposes his plans this early with
what can be interpreted only as a
positive prediction OF success. de-
serves TO get away with IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
AL REICH NOW
LOSES FAVOR

NEW YORK. July s.--A Reich.
who has been touted a. the coming
champion OF the heavy classes. took
a lacing from the willy veteran. jim
Savage. in a 10-round bout ~ the st.
Nicholas A. c. last night. Rsich's
reputed haymakers we're conspicu-
ous by their absence. and In several
rounds the veteran showed Reich ND
badly. Both men were badly vfnded
and tired when the bout ended.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

Were you . millionaire yester-
day morning! Why not!
II you had bet 81 on Jim l.. In
the NTH race at Fort Erie. Tues
day. you would have S2S9.i0.
That's what the partmutucl bet
ting machine paid.
Then In the sixth race. at the
same track, - on Laura. straight.
would have brought you eIo7.
The machines paid 5000 on
Jim L. TO place and $3.50 to
chow. Place bets on Laura
brought $3.50 and e1I.+o TO show.
These prices Just about set Q rec
ord for one day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

WASHINGTON Sit be all surprising II Nick
the pitch
Old Nick himself I'm
holdh IN between
there nothing with his and that he
his Is
willing It, Nick he win show well
Brooklyn. and IL all unlikely
ne opportunity during the Nationals road trip
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
WALTER cox WILL SHIP
rHiRTY-slx koRses

Just to Guido Tom Murphy. the
Yankee trainer. Walter Cox In
tends TO take So horses to the
Grand circuit this year. Murphy
shipped - and Cox waited until
Murphy shipped so he could ship
Two more than his Poughkeepsie
rival
Cox probably will arrive late
today at Cleveland
Cox Is bringing the PAGER Fred
D.. .. os 80. that Art Martin raced
las, season. and will turn him
over 20 Ben White.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
SPORT CHATTER

rhese's . 1eaGpe IN Desvsst thss
thts 1ose IN The eeasso boasts . tvSs
ges ED Pusves, 81 the Nsssfsesuperu
Ieague.
Vstts6osg 10 asil1 fosstnG sh~ut the
ppeoeOee % Slater In the camp 81
the -. Leoea Dsswas.
The neat suse roee ~ chicago Will
~ SEPT. - 1sstesl 81 Oct. ., u t-
aaa00aeeA.
LseNstA. DetPets vessAest sad sev-
mer CtsvelsDA SotDeidev. will rep~re
boogAt hin fer . Iesa-e1 0sn.
Tickets fes the Detr0ls 500- nile
yses 90 l.Abes Aay will - % sale
late this week, u - sasO0neeA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
PLAY TW0AT
CLEVELAND
Indians, Minus Jack
son, to Face Steen
and BOland Today

CLEVESLAND. O.. July s.-There Is
but one regularly scheduled game on
tn. American league program today.
that Is between Detroit and Cleve-
land. Owing 10 the food yesterday.
however. there will be two games
here. and probably Chicago and ST
Louis will play or yesterdays con
test. which vas interrupted by the
weather man in the third inning
Mesnv lille the eastern clubs will b
speeding west. New York beinE
bound here. Boston to Detroit. wash
ington to Chicago. and Philadelphia
10 st. Louis.
Jennings has picked Boland and
Ste~n for slab duty today. Boland'.
contest will be sort Of tryout fol
! him. He appeared awfuIiy sweet In
the game he finished for Cavet a
Detroit against Chicago last week
and II be shows that be has really
come back. he il likely 10 ind him
self called upon during the Boston
series.
Joe Jackson has not been able 70
become sufficiently damaged on ths
bali park this season. although he
has been sent TO the field hospital on
numerous occasions. and so he got
brushed OF the running board OF his
auto last night. and will be out for
week The clouting Carolinian was
fussing with the motor while hi'
wife was plotting the gasoline bus
aud a passing carriage side-svipet
Joe aad dropped him for the count
No bones were broken. as was fear
Cd at ersr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
LITTLE KNOWN, But a
REAL CHAMPION.

Mo5treal = mourning the death
of one James I.unsden. unknown
10 the United States. but heralded
in Canada as one of the finest
sportsmen and athletes that ever
competed in the Dominion Lums-
den was the king OF the snowshoe
trail During bis athletic career he
won 3is medals ard cups for his
achievements In races held over the
snow courses, and never did scandal
or criticism mar his record
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
1If>&<3x $50 g
ton Comes T0mor-
With Great Squirt
Just Behind
On "a GAMES
nj or THE LAST 80
stroll Has Chance to
NE Chicago Record
for Month
~ HAROLD v. WILCOX.

g, - uneton Red Sox come 10 De
tomorYOw for a series OF four
nlnao that may end with any one
1870 teams leading the Ameri'
1oosue, The carrigan men CONF
I1l ) ereat squirt back OF them. a
u skas reached its climax In the
- % I'll SIX games OF trio OF
Snkao. heoders from Washington
wsek. Since June =. when the
6f Hrst went east and the real
$3.50 amoag Detroit. Boston and
R1c1rp for the lead began. Boston
Hikysd 33 games. OF these the
"a Stockings have won "a.
f leago, pictured . week ago as
urOet ccasistently winning club
~ country this year. has not
111 g rood. The White Sox have
1870 81 games. and won 20. De-
w ~ played but - games. win
r. since the beginning Of the
11sun mvasica OF the east early
~ today he's two games to
v uhlDo the rest Of the league Is
n6Iass Chicago and 81. Louis
- ray ~ ! postpoued game
yoUterday, and both look like
neso1. II the Tigers should
= saoun sweep today. their rec
IN ~ 80 won and II lost since
S Il Z record the same 40 Chi
~ ma including the slump
un pesmitted Philadelphia and
anio % humble this city in a
Gr that y not likely to again
n ~ year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
A DAVID HARUM IN
THAT HONEST FED CAMP

CHICAGO. July Sex Wes-
ter,ilrs newly discovered lame
knee may rival Rollie zeider's
famous bunion. The Chicago Fed
management declares westerzill
bought from the Brooklyn FEEDER
ais and guaranteed sound In
every respect. is far from such.
Tex was returned 10 BROOKLYN
hut Brooklyn said Nay. nay.
When President Gilmore returns
here today he will have TO de-
eide the controversy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
F. WELSH GIVES
HURRAH PARTY

NEW YORK. July s.--One year
ago yesterday Freddie Welsh Won
the lightweight championship OF the
world from Willie Richie In 90
round bout In London. Last night
at Coney Island. Welsh threw . ban
quet TO his friends in honor OF his
f,rst birthday a. q champion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
Evidently Kauff
Got Away With 1t

NEW YORK July s.-Benny
Kaun will don a Brookfed uniform.
and rejoin that team ~ soon rs his
10 days suspension 10 lifted, accord.
ing to Business Manager Dick Car
roll The financial dihiculties."
which caused Kaufrs second leap
have been smoothed over, according
10 Carroll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

~ DsG&ou 10 within two points
1890. Detroit. which did not
.1ooeor1ay, In some 81 points
~ nootcn. but . double victory
2uaId make Detroit but 20
M hohlnd. and. would put Jen-
n ! postfion 10 pass BosIn
9 ~ present week end series
"a possibly take the lead. II
netoa does IL duty Ut Chi
&c this coming series Is no,
isnoet secsstj0nAl Of the season.
I'm ~ because this pennant race
~ ttep just ~ close until the
N o3on comes with its strongest
~ ma going 1t top speed Dutch
nr1 = winning again. and - Is
yooa Ray Collins has not
D through. but Gregg seems TO
10y TO win some games. so
- sp3eadid pitching star Is in
- shape. Larry Gardner, who
~9 01t Of the same early in the
6oon. y hack again. Jack Barry.
6o4tly Of the Athletics. Is playing
1eoo1 base for Carrigan. and Scott.
1o kas been supp,anted by Janvrin
~ week. 70 likely TO he back at
e{. speaker II going At top
16o Tor the Rrst time this season.
a. : great team Carrigan Is bring
)on01nes viii have his best line
~ a. 'front.' George Dauss. who
~ been defeated more than
30 tysUoseon In three years has
ta1od for . week 10 start this
))o4 and II possible. finish :
~. Coveleskie will pitch an
>I Same. Dubuc may not be
III aGalnst Boston. That depends
49, Boland shows this afternoon
Z pssland. steen will do the res
&oFk and might start game.
oefolk has nothing on Boston ir
II ~ g jiux. except Dauss. ant
w. $500 VIII not take the feld witt
- GtGo1ence felt in the Chicago
~; hi u looks like Fight OF
seven terms. ana dopesters ar
og rom Tor Jolt to the Re-
~ VA ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
Murray 10 Join Cubs.

NEW YORK, July SACK Muir
ray. the veteran outnelder who drew
his unconditional release from the
Giants last week. was TO join the
Chicago Cubs at Brooklyn this after
noon. when the Chicago team operi
q four.game series there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
Down Goes sehmvtx.

NEW YORK, July s.-President
Charles II. Ebbetta OF the Brooklyn
Nationals, announced yesterday the
release OF Charlie Schmut1. . young
pitcher. 70 the Salt Lake City.
Coast league club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

Charlie sSmeSs says the Chicago
White sos must be stOpped. which
pealaas ~ ttst several persons hsvs
sasA tbat the wsy n Essope mast Ne
stepVea-anA none Of them hsd q
sts0Dsv!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
~ TODAY Pennan Scrap Over Weekend Will Be Sensational

nay CALDWELL. pitcher OF
IN the New York Yankees. has
restored himself 10 favor oy ME
great work this season. Isi9wrH
IS classed as one OF Waller John.
sons greatest rivals as a speed
merchant. His heart appears 10
be in his work this year and ne
Is A big factor In making the
Yanks A vial element In the
American league race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
me,rooolltan Open starts.

FOX HILLS. CLIFTON. 8. T.. July
s.-The annual Metropolitan Open
Golf tournament begins here
today on the Fox Hills Golf club
links. The tourney lasts two days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
leaders ALL HAVE
WINNING RECORDS
|1R PAST FOUR WEEKS

expected, although Washington IT.
self Is no, likely TO climb much
since New York plays Cleveland at
the same time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

Many goif bell IL saved frss
meisiag b, the fses thst 10 1ses net
hsve IN travel 20 The piece that ths
suGpy duMev tells % 10 Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

S;poves Cleveland AieHander. IN
soIf. tvvSylsd ~ consecutive innings
vxSeHoUt keSng sr0red upon. and cro-
ves ls stiII some cowsidernbie pitcher.
% three 0ne-hst nud one Ns'-""
waaSs IN . month tadtrnte.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
TINY HEtNiE AND
HIS WAR CLUB.

This Heinie Groh continues 20 be
the bane OF folks who dote on form
Never did batter look more like
a busher Al the plate than this tiny
Heinie. but he sure can get results
One Gay this week the Red pounded
out a single. double. triple and a
home run in FIVE times at bat. Yet
youth who attempted 10 get by
with the stance affected by this
Groh person would be fred clear 70
Keokuk without stop-over privi
lege.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
What May Happen
In Standings Today
Cole. Want More Games

CoReb WaHR WUTS V"H~S
Coco-Colas have few open dates
and would like 10 hear from the fol-
lowing teams-Caprons. Angoras.
Pawnees and the Trumbull club. For
games, phone Market GIT and ask
for Shorty Moran. after 5 p. nj. I'm
pire George Kennings is requested
10 call Market 6I17 between and
7 2. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

BLOOMINGTON. H.. July s.--Dis-
solution OF the Three-Eye league
within the next two weeks unless
weather conditions become more ia
vorable. appeared certain today.
when the special meeting OF the
club owners opened here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
GOOD BYE,
S0UM|CH
Classy Minor Is Down
for Count for This
Season

The Southern Michigan league
went on the rocks yesterday. and
advices this morning from President
Jim Frank are TO the effect tina, the
fastest Class c circuit in the coun.
try Is q hopeless wreck. There will
be little salvage. Detroit has some
sort OF claim on lnhelder Pitler. OF
Jackson. and will probable send him
to Chattanooga to keep Pitcher Gun
ningham and Catcher Peters com
pany Ducky Holmes. OF Saginaw.
will 90 TO Dayton 10 manage the
Central league team in that city.
Battle Greek gets in a last wall
concerning Pitcher Koob. the kaxoo
hurler kidnapped by Branch Hickey.
The Food City continues 10 claim a
contract with Koob. and say that II
the National commish had given II
justice. II would have had enough
money to get by the rest OF the year.
Bad weather. poor attendance and
little probability OF selling players in
numbers comparable to former years
are the chief reasons for the smash.
Bay City and Flint were the clubs
hardest hit The Soumich was a
corking good league for It's class. and
there isn't a baseball bug in the
state who doesn't hope II VIII get a
new start next spring. South Bend
won the pennant for the first hall
~ the sea son which ended the first
Of the week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08

DR.. Jseau~. Faitiovifrh has diseov
cred . Iost race In Thiesget tn,
mu.t he the guys Who thought Char
ley murphy was out 81 baseball.