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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
Keep the Children
Bright and Happy

Happy youngsters must DO
healthy. The digestive organs OF
Children got out Of order as readily
as do those OF their elders, and tho
result 10 equally distressing. Whom
tho bowels arc closged with an 40
emulation OF refuse from tho
stomach tho child naturally becomes
cross and fretful from tho disoom-
fort. and 10 often punish cd for tom.
per when medical attention is really
what 10 needed.
The noxt time your child ia cross
and unhappy. without apparent rea-
SON. try giving II mild laxative
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Popsin Is a
mild, pleasant tasting combination
OF simple laxative herbs with pep-
sin, and 10 especially recommended
for ohildren because Of it's freedom
from all opiate or narcotic drugs
and It's gentle action. It Is sold In
drug stores everywhere. A free
trial bottle can be obtained by writ
Ing TO DR.. w. B. Caldwell. 452
Washington ST.. Monticello, Ills.
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HEATHSVILLE

HEATHsvILLE. VA, March IA.
X. Crallo. OF Campbellton. Is spending
some time In Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Miss Linda snod. of Kinsale, left
last week for Baltimore. to go In
training for nursing.
c. Harding Walker Ia at homo from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

MISS Conger, daughter OF Mrs. D. ID.
ConEer, 1t In announced. Is to marry
ensign Donal Wheeler Hamilton, L..
). n. The marriage In scheduled to
take place In the fall. Ensign IIamil-
ton IL now stationed on board the L.. S.
;. virginia, the Hn9ship of the third
division OF the Atlantic Fleet, md will
probnbiy go with this ship through the
canal TO the exposition. Miss Congcr
IN granddaughter OF the late Scnntor
Omar ID. ConEer. OF Michigan.
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and Glenn Phelps were tho past week.
end guests OF Mira. Harry NJ Robinson
ut Grahams Forge.
Mrs. Frank Taylor. who has been
tho guest OF her sister. Mrs II. H. Rob-
erts. has returned to her homo at Bris-
toll.
Miss Alma Roberts, a student of Sui
Inns College, Bristol, spent tho week.
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Roberts
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Nnleska Surntt. Americas Self Made Beauty
Actress, Tells How Surprising Beauty May
I:e Simply and Easily Attained.
by MISS vALEsKA sURATT.

by MISS VALESKA BUKATT.
TIME is the essence Of all thlngs Every
day that is gono Ia gone forever. never
to return. Make tho most OF every day.
Many women spend years trying to beautify
themselves. and before they arc through
wrnkles come to eradicate all their previous
efforts Tho methods employed at the pres
emit day for removing wrinkles and beautify-
Ing the complexion are meager indeed. Tho
ordinary prepared creams used for this pur-
poso are merely weak snhterfuGes. as many
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{" 'uou VIII 10
women know only too we'll II comes with
.u ,, SUI prise, then. to many women to
LIZ, LIZ maj real beauty Is matter OF but
the t.ne, following formulas will fully prove
VIII give here the recipe for a cream that
w astounding In its quick results In clearing
.mo SKIN "i all impurities and blemishes.
S Ti ms roo epots. frccklea and the like.
~ ms IS made by mixing one Tablespoonful
chh DE procured at any drug store, and n
PM OF water. This makes sntiny cream
Lhcd every day literally. II soon renders tho
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INC pe'''a OF rohe. II never fails.
BEREN1CE r. MI know many women
OF over 40 who have made themselves look
10iio"ing remarkable wrinkle eradicator.
inc main point is that 1t acts promptly.
You VIII find all deep and little wrinkles. tho
.no".ahaH or little cross-lnes. crows feet
anu 'ne sagging OF flesh Will quickly diaap-
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youthful ana vigorous Mix two ounces OF
cptoi. which can be obtained at any drug
s,oie' ana w" tablcspoonfuls OF glycerino
s .' d hnit pint OF hot water. One OF the
~ 'o ~, ol mo success Of this formula Is In
on, ono anpi'cation;, IL is very economical use
" every day. all over tho fnce The results
to-day. s -
MISS cifAGRIN-soap liz not effective az
owl, "uRh rsmover OF dnndrun. and II is
whrh rs n mixture or a teaspoonfuI n? cpaoi
VA hnif u cup OF hot water Az It contains
y" aihhii "hhtovcr. II actually dissolyes all
! ,hy hss.ninhlat!ons, and dandruT COM
p'''eiS oisappeurs 1t cannot be surpassed
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the
tahrs lett is
the right Kathryn
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aa a cieanaer. Is also economical. since you
can obtain enough eEgol ut small cost, at
any drug store. to supply you for dozen
or more Of these luxurious shampoos.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
East and West to Clash
On Tennis Courts Sept. 10
Date For Return Match
Of IntersectiOnal
Stars Is Fixed

NEW YORK. Aug. Isl. C..
Rohlfe. Of San Francisco. the score
tary OF the Pacific Coast Lawn
Tennis association, has arranged
with Julian 5. Myrick, president OF
the West Side Tennis club, for the
holding Of the Pacific Coast Eastern
team matches as a return series to
the competitions held last month
In California. The United States
National Lawn Tennis association
will issue a sanction for the singles
and doubles 10 be played on the
courts at Forest Hills, Long Island.
on Friday and Saturday. Sept. 10
and II. following the finals OF the
national championship tournament.
which will begin Aug. 30.
Secretary Rohlfe said that Maur.
ice f. Mclaughlin would be left in
charge OF the team TO act as its
captain. The selection OF the four
competing players would be decided
by him on the strength ~ the show.
Ing In Newport, Southampton and
national tournaments. He would
have Thomas G. Bundy, William ".
Johnston. Ward Dawson and CIar.
ence J. Grifin to select from for the
four men OF the team. Mr.. Myrick
said that committee would be ap-
pointed to select the Eastern team.
which viii probable include r. Nor
ris Williams I'd. Karl II. Behr and
possibly George VI. Church and Wat.
son VI. Washburn.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
ANOTHER PUG" MANAGER
TURNED DOWN.

No more precarious n meal ticket
is known than prize fighter. This
assertion Is made from the stand
point Of the manager. and Larney
ichtehstein. who was chased from
Detroit ringside last winter by
the police for Objectionable conduct,
Is the latest to testify to the fact.
H. addition TO Joe yelling, I.arney
has had Jimmy Clabby attached to
his stable. Clabby, who Is about to
tour Australia, mas announced that
he has cut loose from Lichtenstein,
and the reason attributed to the
break is dandy.
Clabby shares with other pugilists
a great fondness for publicity. but
when IL was announced that a pros
pective bride had something TO do
with his proposed trip TO the Anti
Iodes. lie is said 10 have decided
that too much IL more than enough.
He blamed the offensive story on his
manager. whose head paid the pen
atty. according TO the story. Jimmy
henceforth expects to do his own
managing and TO put into his own
strong Lox the third OF his receipts
that hitherto Llchenstein has peck
eted.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
TROTTERS
IN CANADA.
Grand Circuit Will
Open at Montreal
Track Tomorrow

The regular Grand Circuit cam
paigners are now quartered on Can.
adam soil for the first time, playing
a Montreal engagement. The laws
OF the north country are such that
speculation is allowed only three
days In one week. so to make the
long ship profitable the six-day
meeting In Montreal Is to run
through two weeks. starting tomor-
row.
Under the management OF "Colum-
bus" Harry Shepherd the racing has
been planned TO be quite as attrac-
tive for the men who wish TO spec.
ulate as for the Canadian public
which has always had a fondness
for the harness horses.
The feature event at Montreal Is
the race OF the pacing kings on Sat.
urday. and II they put up the sort
OF contest expected today, they
should be great drawing card
across the border.
The 2;06 PAGERS have $4,000
purse TO race for on Thursday,
when the meet opens. On his race
last week. Russell Boy looks to be
the best, but the Geers horse has
his work cut out. for he will have
TO beat Judge Ormonde. Hal BOY
and one OF the Murphy PAGERS. The
Judge was ZIP to three trips better
than 1904 at The Rapids. and Hal
Boy. despite his hard luck In every
start TO date, must be counted dan
gerous.
The $1,000 trot appears to be an
other first for Peter Scott. The $780,
900 stallion. with Axworthy out or
the way. has little something on
the other stake trotters. AS neither
Worthy Prince nor bennington are
eligible this week. IL should be pref
~ soft picking for Scott.
Worthy Prince Is In a class race.
but as he has been racing around
2:06 for four weeks Cox Is likely
TO give him a letup. The big Bos-
ton trotter has raced up 10 expecta-
tons. and is really one OF the best
stake horse OF the season although
not up TO beating either Lee Ak
worthy or Peter Scott.
The Montreal card is made ND
mostly OF late closing classes. some
OF which promise to provide keen
racing. The track is an unknown
quality. being a running course. top
dressed with clay for this meeting.
Word has been sent out that the
footing Is first class and IL this Is
so the Canadians are to see the fast
est racing the Dominion has ever
had.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
GUN CLASSIC
TOMORROW
Grand Handicap Set
For Thursday-De-
trOiter Mentioned

CHICAGO, Aug. ls.-wednesday
will be a quiet day for the trap
shooters who are here for the In
terstate shoot. Only the preliminary
handicap for amateurs will be de-
cided. Tomorrow the Grand Amer
lean handicap. the gun classic OF
the country, will be shot OF.
Yesterday was devoted to the Chi
cago overture and the National
singles amateur championship. II. j.
Redhausen, OF Nebraska, won the
overture from a field OF % entries.
and c. II. Eewcomb won the
amateur championship. o. &.
Funderburk. OF Detroit. was the
only entry from Michigan to get
into the front row.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
eoeToN FEELING THE
STRAIN.

In Boston they are giving pub
Lefty to tale that In interpreted
to mean that the Red Sox are feel
ing keenly the scrap that Detroit is
giving the pacemakers. A Boston
Post scribe relates that when Ray
Collins was knocked from the box
during the last series with the Tig.
ers, he retired TO the club house.
There he was found by his team
mates sometime afterward, seated
on q bench and sobbing like a col.
lege football captain who has lust
seen his team battered out Of a
championship.
The same yarn says that Dutch
Leonard and Ty Cobb are not on
speaking terms. Cobb is quoted as
declaring that Leonard Is continu.
ally trying TO bean him, and II is
asserted that Ty's lone regret OF the
season Is that the pitcher viii not
cover first when he is headed for
that bag.
II Detroit should continue to win
and Boston should drop a game to
Chicago, the Tigers might have a
strstegical advantage. II is always
more nerveracking to set the pace
than to trail close up in the rear.
and should the Tigers have the
punch to overtake the Red sox at
the tape, they would finish the sea.
son In better shape than the hard
pushed opposition.
There IL only one objection to
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
What May Happen
in Standings Today
WESTERN 'PROS"
BATTLE TO-DAY

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-Profes-
sionals and amateurs lined up to
tee-off at the Glen Oak country club
here today in the annual contest for
the open championship OF the West
ern Golf association. Prizes total
ing over 500 will be divided I'VE
ways among the winners. In the
event an amateur should win, an
appropriate medal will be given him.
and the full amount OF the cash
named for such prize will be award
ed to the professional next in order
Members of all clubs holding
membership in the association we're
entitled to enter and this brought
out a goodly number of middle west
ern stars of the links. Play will
end tomorrow night.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
SHOW REAL
GAIT TODAY
Miss Detroit Will Have
To Travel To Win
Over Mile Route

NEW YORK. Aug. ls.--For the
first time since the Miss Detroit
came east to win the premier mo-
tor boat championship OF America.
the Michigan water comet will have
reason to put on full speed today.
The one-mile championship will be
raced or this afternoon. with all
the noted power boats probable
starters. and then there will be a
chance to see II the boosted 6O.mile
an hour speed Is In the craft that
was built at Algonac this summer.
Miss Detroit is supreme over the
Gold Challenge cup route. That
was demonstrated yesterday when
she romped around the course for
the third victory. which brought the
famous trophy from the Lake
George Regatta association TO Mich
igan. There were but two con-
tenders left in the field which the
Miss Detroit has dragged over the
course during the three days of rae
ing. Presto and Tech. Jr., tried
10 lower the colors OF Driver Jack
Milot. who Is something OF hero
ont east now. but after a fast start.
Presto broke down and Tech
couldn't press Miss Detroit. even
with the Wolverine boat going at
half speed all the way around. Not
once has the Miss Detroit baked
or misbehaved during the big re-
gatta.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
EVEN MONEY RACE IS
INTERPRETATION OF ODDS.

There is much local interest In
the announcement that the present
New York betting odds on the
American league race give Boston a.
8 TO advantage over the field.
Since the field. from pennant
standpoint. is Detroit, red hot Tiger
fans interpret the odds to mean that
the east is convinced that once De-
troit and the Red Sox get on even
terms. the race will be an even
money affair. The six, in relation to
the five involved, Is taken merely
to represent the tiny margin in the
percentages which now separate the
Beaneaters from the Jungletovn
battlers.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
HOU Tennis Champion
Plays the Game

K. NORRIS WILLIAMS, H. national tennis champion,
has posed for series of pictures in which he will show
TIMES readers how he plays the game. Williams has
more form" than any player in the great outdoor
pastme In the photos he shows just how he receives
service, how he serves, his famous sdear drive, his
backhand drive the proper ways to hold racquet and
how he avoids the pestiferous ootfaut" rule. Every
body Interested in tennis desiring get interested in
the game should follow this series by the champion.
The first pictures will appear in the TIMES tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
Home With Plenty of 5000 Pitchers According gheys Own Vaa
May Sutton, Flashing Back Into Tennis Stardom
After Two Years Absence Says She's Better Than Ever
In 1912 May sutton retired.

In 1912 May sutton retired.
In 1915 Mrs. Thomas G. Bundy
comes back"
But do not be conn eed--May Sut.
ton is Mrs. Thomassc. Bundy. and
she more than come back"-she
has arrived, The other day she de-
feated Mary X. Browne In straight
sets. 6-1. 6-2. ga. Mary X.
Browne Is the three time national
woman doubles and singles tennis
champion. and II was the first
match she lost In three years.
Mrs. Bundy's terrific driving. q
faculty that carried her as the "a.
nous May Sutton TO the worlds
championship, easily vanquished
Miss Browne.
The victory In the finals OF the
southern California championship
tournament was the initial stage OF
a comeback" by which Mrs. Bundy
hopes again TO attain the worlds
championship. Her match the day
before. when she defeated Mrs. X.
l.. Williams. Miss Brownies national
doubles partner. marked her first
appearance in tournament since
her marriage TO Thomas Bundy.
Bundy is famous player himself,
and holds. with Mclaughlin. the ma
tional doubles title.
The little Californian was elated
with her display OF form, and an
nounced that she would enter every
succeeding tournament until every
one barring the way 10 the worlds
title was vanquished.
As Miss Sutton Mrs. Bundy won
the title OF national tennis cham
pion in 1901. In 1905 and 1907 she
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
NOT LIKELY MORE ROCKIES
WILL REPORT,

II is doubtful II there will be any
more additions to the Detroit squad
this year. According to President
Navin, these recruits who are ex-
pecting to report at the end Of
their minor league seasons have an
other guess coming. There is no
need OF infielders or outfelders just
row. and sspirants for such Jobs are
not likely to draw any expense
money from these parts until time
for the spring camp.
lnasmuch as the Southern league
season does not close until Sept. &c,
or Whereabouts. IL is not likely that
Cunningham and Marshall, Chat
tpnooga acquisitions. will come here
unless a crying need for pitchers
should again arise.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18

this method of looking at the situa-
ton. Boston is the one club that
Detroit has not beer able TO defeat
In the interclub series as yet. So
there is danger of a slip up on a
show down. Again. Boston finishes
the season with some easy games
after Detroit's string is played out.
and the Tigers might need fairly
wide lead 10 win out at the wire.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
BACK BAYS
NERVE WINS
Hodge Is TrOunced By
Game Runner, Just
As Iron Mask Was

Back Bay is the gamest little
race boss OF the year"
That's the verdict OF the Wind
sor track patrons after watching the
little trick turn the second unex.
peCted victory OF the season across
the river yesterday There is some
thing about Back Bay that takes
the heart out OF all opposition. She
tookk the race all out OF Iron Mask
at the July meeting. and yesterday.
when Hodge caught her. she gave
that fayorite a beautiful trouncing.
The track didn't suit her particular
ly, and there was nothing TO justify
her victory except that she is an ex-
ceptional race boss and the gamest
of them all. Some day the boys
viii get next and quit betting
akainst her.
Hodge wasn't the only favorite TO
tumble yesterday. Videt and three
others beat Zindei, the choice in the
first race; Prince Rhuperd stepped
ahead of Marion Gaiety. Anita again
took a fall out Of the boys who still
liked Jack O'Dowd. and York Lad
stepped in ahead of Broomsedge.
The last race was Official. First Star
wjDningas an outsider.
The wednesday card is a very
ordinary one. The track will be
about as good as the card. and the
weather, while bright this morning,
does not promise TO be much bet
ter for racing because OF the cold
wave. The Tuesday summary:
Odds: selling. 5h furionss: vidct.
$40 90 5000. and $3.50. won; Cardi :
gan. 80 so and $500. second; Lang
horne, $3.50. third. Time. los rs.
Yin Del. Jim savage. Anxiety. Maxim
Belle, Mountain Pearl, Meelieka. Ella
Jennings, September Morn and Wei
cor also ran.
second Race-Pur,e. 800: 3-year-
oids and up foaIed in Canada: sell
ing, maiden jock.eys .furlongs;;
$40. won; Marion Gaiety, 81 30 and
81. second: Pepper Sauce, S5.20 third.
Time. 1:33 as. Last Spark, Shrove-
tide, Onertory. Master Neka, Mona q.
Third Race--Purse $500: Michigan
handicap: all ages: & furlongs: Back
Bay. $3.50, 81 90 and out. won Hodge.
800 and out, second: Carbide. out,
third. Time. ia As Plate Glass
also ran.
Fourth Race--Purse. $500: Essex
handicap for two year-olds: 5h fur
longs: Anita. s13. $3.50. $40. won !.
Milestone, f.6e. $3.50. second: Jack
ODowd. $40. third. Time. 1903
King Neptune. John Jr. Bambl. Jack
Reeves and Reserve also ran.
Firth Race--Purse. 1900; 3-year-
olds and up: selling: 5H furlongs:
Rrooms Edge, ,2.5o. $40. second |:
Collie. $40. third. Time, los IS
Sir T3lise. Miss Gayle. Connaught,
Neville and Kyle also ran.
Sixth Racc-4Purse. 800: 3.year-
olds and M: selling. one mile: Lady
Mexican. t2S30 5000. $40 won
Iiendet. $40. $3.50. Second Locdiel
1890. third Time. 1913 3-5 Gin
stream Surprising. Kim and stall
wart Helen also ran
seventh Race-Pursc. 800: 3-year-
olds and up. selling. ~ miles--First
star. 81 20. 81 20. 81 40 won Fellow
man. ti.f0. SEQ. second Moscowa 81.
third. Time. 2:12 49,. Brickley. Baby
Stst"r. Communicate, kali-Inla and
Cordie +. also ran.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
HELD FOE TO
3RUN AVERAGE,

Now comes the big dope. In all
the II games, which included series
with every club except st. Louis. the
Detroit beavers allowed an average
OF 30 runs per game. and In the
last IL games, the average OF tallies
Cleaned by the foe each game is the
barest fraction over two. Mean
while the Tigers made a grand aver.
age of 5.14 runs per game, and
scored five runs or better in each of
10 OF the contests played.
Excluding the scoring orgy at
Cleveland yesterday, Detroit aver
aged AIS runs per game for the
road trip.
When Jennings declared that he
was willing to spend $4,000 OF the
clubs ducats for one dependable
hurler who could hold the opposi-
ton to an average OF four runs per
fracas. he seemed to give his huri-
ers their first idea OF just what he
wanted In the way OF effectiveness
on the mound. At Hughey's valua.
ton Of chuckers In the present
crisis. Messrs. Dubuc, Dauss, Cove
leskie, Boland and even Steen are
better than $1,000 kids at present.
And Oldham looked sweet in his
comeback yesterday.
OF course they may go back to
their old Cavetski ways, but a three
run average over FL consecutive
games. and a two-run average over
IL consecutive contests for such a
pitching stan as Detroit has possess
ed all season Is SUFFICIENT reason
for scribbling jubilee.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
one Hangs Out S.
s. Sign In Last
Al Contests
Ole STAFF
GETS AIR TIGHT
1While Ofens e
keg Average of 5
inns Per Fracas
y
slIY HAROLD '. WILCOX.

x1Dv1S NJ nome again.
" returned this morning from
trip that included 81 games,
e1ub IN the league except st.
MING engaged on the enemy's
lttlenelds. or these games
won Is and lost i've. They
Gne In third place. 80 points
Boston, with their star bat
= slump and their pitching
Aatled - q handicap rather
~ assst.
return In second place. with
hole team going at top speed.
pitching star that is proving
molstent and effective as any
lokgue. The personel OF the
~ not changed. There was
tEantic talk about the pur-
- another pitcher for a fab
n0n. but there was no shop
ooes and the only effect of the
tAereof was to put surprising
- ~ siabsters Jennings has
@ds ~ year,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
WHITE SOX CLAIM
COAST CLOUTER

OAKLAND. Cal, Aug. 1s.--Jack
Ness. nrst baseman of the Oakland
team OF the Pacific Coast league.
who set worlds record by hitting
safely In 10 consecutive games. has
been named by the Chicago Ameri-
cans as the man they want next
year under their option on an Oak
land player, IL was stated today.
The option exercised today was Civ
en- In return for Catcher Red
Kuhn.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
! pt'ssEGDlNe

- expected to ciuch the pen
~ : run Of victories Ut home.
A1Caso and Detroit were on
~ The Rex Sox did play
IN While home they gained
a paints IN the averages.
III y very considerable ad-
y iris time Of the year.
61o djd crack under the
1hos White Sox, true to his
b oern, were seized by home
ma collapsed. All Rowland
0Aow tor his journey east and
- "a visit from the Tigers Is
plnt nlump IN standing. . fatal
this stage ! nthe gonfalon
~ When Chicago went east.
d1eyites were within Is
0f The leaders. Today, they
onten with IS points separat-
y tWo clubs. Z,
Ulcers did not crack un-
NJ han1jcap Of invasion. They
~ IeId their own. but gained
1Ine1y upon the speeding Red
o rsturned homo q better bali
eyery respect than that pos
NJ Detroit when they left.
800 Ahe nasA Of Carrigan adj
= - points during their stand
1le, Detroit went ahead %
md at least twice have been
striking distance of the lead.
q Boston on the road and the
oers 1T home. jennings has an
INT chance to reach the lead
Dgtha end Of the month. He is
Gnlme and . half behind now.
oee, these 6 TO s odds that
~ offered on Boston In New
0Iu take . sudden shirt, for al
nre now breaking. 1t Is very
4 Detroit win ever be head.
~ ~ Tigers get in front.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
MACK GETS ONE
MORE PHENOM

TENAFLY. y. J.. Aug. 1s.--waL
ter Ancker, a sem!-rro pitcher. who
has chucked two no-hit games here
this season, today was signed by
Connie Mack. OF the Philadelphia
Athletics.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
crimths Bout Thursday.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-The bout
between Johnny Grifiths and Leach
Cross. scheduled for last night, was
postponed because Cross became i'll
during the day. The bout will be
staged Thursday night.