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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14

view Oriesns has peIensed Js~k
Frost. pftcber. ca ~. worth. Tes.
Frost 70 Teras, s1d ~ this tiae Of
the year. Gee whts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14
cokss Want Game.

Coca Colas are without a game for
Saturday. Would like 10 hear from
any team In the city holding permit
for game. Call Marker S7l7 after 5
o'clock and ask for Shorty Moran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14

Nosntsse, IN % Ia have three
eeae baseball. That's aet nev. Some
e1tses In the major leagues have beep
hav1og thsee-eent hall for quite .
while.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14

YESTERDAYS HOwERs.
yearh. Tigess, Oh Wsvhop.
Nsskst Msssnvtlle. Braves. IN
Harmon. Pirasesl Bancroft. phlls.
on Gssner. CaSdst Chspoaa, H.
diana, OF Ruth, Red SEE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14
COLES Come BACK
10 FAILURE.

Since II seemed TO b In the cards
for Detroit to lose the hnal game
Of yesterdays doubae-hsadsr. II IL
TO be regretted that King Cole did
not make more Of IN impressive
showing against the Tigers. Coles
heart In In the game. and his efforts
to induce Manager Donovan TO be-
lieve that he Was ready TO return
to the slab. have shown him to BE-
made Of the right STUFF.
Cole worked hard In the spring
camp. and got into better condition
than any other Of the Yankee huri-
ers- But the day before the season
opened. he was ordered to the hos
pital for an operstioa. Yesterday
was his nrst start since he went
under the knife.
The King was sent 10 his home In
Bay City - soon ~ he was able TO
travel and told 20 stay there until
he was himself again. Despite the
fact that his salary vas running
along just the same during his alb
seuce from the club. be slipped out
OF the home town and joined the
team at Chicago on the Arst trip
west Of the Yankses- Physicians
examined him. and he was hustled
back to Bay City. Day before yes
terday he reported 10 Doaovan at
Cleveland. although he had not been
sent for. and again announced his
readiness TO pitch. Yesterday he
was given his chance. and his show.
Ing did not indicate that he was
yet ready.
Coles illness II especially regret.
table because the outlook from his
couditioaing In the south Indicated
that 1915 was to b his biggest year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14
WNgAglN CO.'S HAS
TO oAoW some.

While We are bothering with ng.
urea, We might % well 90 the limit
and recall some regarding Cobb. A
statistical nut has learned that
Cobb can hit . baseball 200 feet
and Jerry Trsvss can pound q golf
ball 1850 feet, about two and . half
times 90 far. Thsn. on the basis
that power would increase proper.
tionstsly with size, the bit Of SOUR.
rel food who ala the figuring arrived
at the conclusion that for Cobb TO
hit . baseball % far - rrsvers can
solf ball. the Gem Of Georgia
would have 70 b IL fest, . inches
IN height. Then he would weigh
1so pounds. wear . ~ Ia cap in
stead 81 2. Q - shoe instead Of an
.. anl . - IL collar instssd Of is.
TIE 1T ~ vsNlA use would be q
war club fest Z inches long and
q - inches thick.
All noosenee. q coarse. unless
one desires 10 1sneastsats how Q
GOLF balI can travel. bot somewhat
divsrtins ssr hot vsathss reading.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14

Not the least interesting thing
about that great free-for-all being
staged By the Nstional league IL the
squirt Of Brooklyn- The winning
streak that went eight consecutive
victories was broken yesterday. but
the Dodgers are still far from out
Of the rsce. And one Of the most
interesting things shout thia Brook.
Ign club itself u its manaser-fat,
genial Wilbur Robinson. former
scout and coach for McGrav.
Robinson 10 q developer Of pitch.
err. II n said that II any huriss
has any stun to put on the ball. no
one can tell him bsttsr how to take
advantage Of his talent than this
eminent and rotund resident OF
Brooklyn. w
That 10 the secret OF his success
this year. Rucker and Coombs are
the only real veteran pitchers on
his team. Pfeffer. Dell. Smith and
Appleton are al youngsters. and q
better quartet Of rockies 10 not tc
b found IN the game. Coombs ID
proving . clever lieutenant in this
developing Of hid moundsmen also
and IL doubling his value to Ed
belts BY that reason.
II might be added that McCrav
has had reason to regret parting
with Robinson on many OCCASION
In the past two years. EspeciaIl,
Tesreau and Marquard miss the
guidance Of their old tutor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
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M-IAaS
THE OVERHOLSER.

II Is predicted that the present week
win hr tine banner seven days at the
u,rrho.,or with urUc Gmmu Blunt.
Ing aud rur new company playing
Help Wanted" Jack Iuirs play Is
taking we'll and If 1t does us well
on the road "a, 1t !, doing In oklahoma
city this week iD will bee his most
brilliant success mp to this time The
playwright has other plays ON the
road and all Of them ARE successful
bw be- expects Help Wanted with
Miss Bunting as the stan, to be- the
hest uf ALL Throughout the time Miss
Bunting hus been here with her com
muA the Oyerholscr has had It's best
patronage, but IN the companys re
prrulrr there hus ucru nothing to
compare with "llrp Wanted The
play win run through The entire week
after which Init win take the at
traction ON the road oklahoma city
Will hc sorry 10 lose Miss Bunting
md her company hur should she ever
come here again she viii find big
audience anxious tu see her.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
THE EMPRESs

Every movie fan who enjoys live,
-nnpp single and double reel motion
picture, should not fail 10 attend the
Emprrs, tonight and see the splendid
program which win he the Offering
Captivating Mary Fuller. Victor star,
In Il new role, that OF a girl detec-
tive. win appear In "The Counter
felt there viii be n Keystone come
dy "A Lucky Leap" two-reel Re
lance drama THE Boundary Line
based ON nm Indian legend " n tribal
fcud ana with real Indian actors
Dorothy Phillips, one " the newer
comedy stars I'm Rex production,
THE Adventures Of the Sea Going
Hack" and n Sterling comedy. "The
Fox Trot Craze" For Wednesday the
program Is Just as attractive, perhaps
n little more so for II Il headed hy
The Universal film serial, THE Mas
ter Key" This will be the thirteenth
episode and the serial now rapidly
drawing TO close becomes more cN
citing with every foot NJ fllm Then
two.reel Rroncho drama Winning
Rack" and n Beauty comedy drama
THE COnstahles Daughter" featuring
virginia Kirtley will he shown Brown
and TAYLOR In narodIcs on Grand
opera selections. feature the vOude
vile hlll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
THE FOLLY.

Have YOU visited the Folly theater
Dh, week aud made an effort 10 pick
out the girl In the chorus who Is
a man? This man girl" or girl
man" Is creating quite II bit Of con.
mcut aud will settle all argument
as to the identity by mmasking before
the audience Friday night The Rog
rrs Tabloid Musical Comedy company
not only has a mysterious character
but II has high class entertainment
In Said pashu' that IL being present
ed this week There Is n splendid
singing aud dancing chorus, funny
comedians and some Of the best male
quartet music There are any mum
her Of the latest songs aud feature
NJ the program Is the performance
" a fnncy dancer positively the best
dancing NJ the Kind ever seen at the
Folly Tonight will be- the last time
10 see the thirteenth episode of
Zudora Million, Lost. being one of
the best ~ thi, series Sut there
win be- other good first I'D fe~Aure
aud rumpdy pictures. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

all Of whom are film fnyorItes. To
morrow will be the last day OF the
present vaudeville program for the
first half Of the week Anita Prim.
rose III character studies aud i'm
presentations is quite feature on thi,
weeks program Harry Brooks aud
company presenting The Old Min.
strel Men" Is scoring hit aud has
one Of the cleyerest acts ON the bill
over the Garden Wall" has proven
20 be fHyorite with the patrons at
the Lyric Delmar and Dclmar, who
are offering this novelty are two very
Hdrolt young men who are top notch.
ers In their line OF work George
Fredu, one Of the seasons funniest
men and his act, which includes srv.
ernl corking good stories and bits ~
humor, wins generous rounds " ap-
plause. There will be complete
change for the last half VI the week
Thursday The solution " the NIL.
lion Dollar Mystery runs four days,
beginning Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
THE LYRIC.

The final episode " the Million
Dollnr Mystery In which the entire
solution NJ the mystery aud the win
ncr NJ the $1,000 prize are shown In
the last chapters NJ this story by Har-
old McGruth Thousands of movie
fans who have been following up the
Million Dollar Mystery will have
an opportunity Of seeing this prize so
luton which will be- shown at the
Lyric Wednesday and continuing m-
til saturday The cast includes Flor
enc" LaBadie. James Cruze Mar
gurte Snow, Sidney Brock and others,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
TWENTY NINTH INFANTRY
ORDERED TO CANAL ZONE

NEW YORK, Feb. % The twenty
ninth t $. infantry, the second bat.
TALON " which Is gurrlsoning GOV
ernors Island, has been ordered 10 the
Panama canal zone aud will sail for
Colon about March Is on the Bufurd.
The first and third battalions are
at Porter and Fort Niagara, IN the
northern part Of the state.
The designation NJ the 10Th infant
ry for service in the canal zone. I'm
creases the infantry garrison there to
three regiments or fur brigade. The
other infantry commands ON the 18TH.
mus are the Tlfth and Tenth rrgl
menls
Major General Leonard Wood, com
mandlng the eastern division, is cy
pected to sail for the canal zone next
week to inspect the posts and the for
tlficHtOnS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
How to Cure Rheumatism

Here Is prescription for rheumatism
Go be MIXED at home used all over
the L s for many years aud said to be
the surrst known remedy, neuthariEes
acid IN the blood and gives results after
first dose "Onc ounce W roris compound
aud one ounce syrup of SarsAparllla Put
these two ingredients m half pint of
whiskcy Use Tablespoonful before
meals and at bed time tirt ingredients
NJ any drug store Genuine TOris comes
In one ounce sealed yellow packages put
up by Globe pharn Co. DAYTON, q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

As corn planting time will soon be
mere. ran you suggest way for treating
seed va us to keep the moes from taking
u Grady County Central oklahoma,
II Ia claimed that II you win wet
the kernels Of corn with ten per
cent solution OF any or the prepared
coal tar dips, moles will not eat the
grain when planted II Ia also
claimed that wetting the grain with
ordinary Kerosene oil win give II pro
lection from the mole. The trouble
about the damage from the mole X
that he sometimes burrows under the
grain and whether he eats II or not
he dlsturbs It In such way that It
win not Grove. II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
Alfalfa s.,J Cr,,

/ would he pleased TO have you advise
or give me your opinion relative 10 the
Availability N growing aIfllfa seed con
unuously for ID series NJ years on the
same field and n done. does II weaken
alfalfa plants Also Is II advisable 10
grow seed crop on second year Of alfalfa
field p. Cleveland CO.. Cen Oka
Alfalfa which natures seed crop
every wear will not maintain nv yigor-
ous a stand and growth as II the crop
were always cut Tor hay at the right
stage. believe, however. In your 10.
caliy that II win he rare. indeed,
that o seed crop can be obtained with
profit from alfalfa every season. ]
would prefer not to let second year
alfalfa mature a seed crop. Alfalfa
Is like other plants when Il once
natures a crop " seed. It has no
uon that It's seasons work IL done
and new growth does not start 10
RAPIDLY. r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
Feeding ateers

am putting mp M head of coming
year old Steers thnl weigh around TOO
pounds ! have kafir slage that would
have probably made 10 10 ~ bushels NJ
grain. and / want to feed them 10 In ~
dnNs on this and cotton seed meal About
how much sllage aud meal per day would
Iun Suggest Csddo Co.. Cen Okla
The maximum amount " silagr
which you should feed per steer Is 40
lbs per day and Of cottonsced meal. q
lbs per day You should have some
dry feed VI some Kind, either fodder
or sorghum hay or wheut straw. 10
feed In connection with the slIagr.
You ought to take two or three weeks
to get them up to lbs. NJ the meal
per day Some folks feed MS high as
90 TO 20 his of silagc. but they do
not get anything like the gains which
ARE obtained when the slugc is linn
tied 10 not more than 90 Ihy and
rough dry feed is provided j f.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

dent W. =. Hlll N the association was In
oklahoma city today IN conference with
Secretary Duncan The schedule com
mittee will meet here the last OF the
week aud complete the schedule 50 It
can be submitted no the session Saturday
The stockholders VI the local club are
planning TO give the visitors d luncheon
Saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
EXCELLENT GOLF LINES
KEEP JOHN D." At NOME

NEW YORK, Feb, Is The golf links
nj Shncatello hills are In such good
condition that John D. Rockefeller who
was to have started for the south two
weeks ago has postponed the trip in
definitely
Mr. Rockefeller ls In the best nf health
and goes over the links several times
daily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
CLUB PREsIDESTs ARE TO
HOLD MEETING HIRE sUNDAy

The meeting Of the presidents Of clubs
ln the Western association has been
changed from March 7, AZ first announced.
to February 2s, according 10 announce.
ment OF ". NJ Duncan, secretary OF the
Oklahoma city club oraaniHation. Presi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
LANDIs DECISION soon
IN FEDS ANTI TRUST SUIT

IN FEDS ANTI TRUST SUIT
CHICAGO Frh 2S- Baseball enthusi
nsts we're cheered today by an announce
m"nt that Judge Lands probably would
give his decision this week In the Fed
oral leagues hnut f1Nfd. sWr against
organized baseball The Judge has had
the case under adyisement for month
what makes you think the baby IL
going to be great politician asked
the young mother, anNlOusly
IN tell you answered the young
father, confidently, he can say more
things that sound well and mean nothing
AZ all than any Kid / ever saw"
The things women do because they
have no reason Tor doing them usually
turn out better than the things men
do because they have several reasons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

MA DIMES
a. Ohlahsns City ~ se.s Line.
Cars leeye Terminal station, 0kl,hom,
Clty a:p a. N. and every hour until .S0
p m, then 10 and II 80 D. m.
Cars leave nj Reno q 90 a. m ana .v.,v
hour until ,. m, then $40 and hourly
until 1910, then II rs D. m
Ohlshemn Ctty Novman Line.
ATS lee'e Ohhhoma City 200 a m, ana
hourly until 10 90 D. N, then II 40 y
IN.
Cars leave Norman s:02 a. m and hou,,,
until II 0a p m
Ohlshens Clay -Ednoad Lin.
Cars leave Oklahoma Ctr e,OT m ana
hourly until 1907 D. m, then II 80 y. M
Cir leave hdmond 800 TO. q n, ana
s.y' s.I,'c. .0S S'gin: , Sps s,s hour AAr N s-a,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
sANTA TE-NoRrHRouNn

From Amarillo, woodward, Alvs.
Klowa, Enid aud Guthrie, dailyiO 90 an
FRISCO LINES UNBOUND.
Governor from MuskoGee and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23
Purchases From These Firms Earn Votes

NbhAAp NhBA mn AbNhs
Each label from 25c art lie
good for 10 vote, from M,
article 100 votes, and from 81
article 700 votes
MORRIS and co.
A sales slip from your gro
rcr or butcher indicating the
purchase of Supreme Ham,
Bacon lard or "Mariguld"
Butterine earns ? votes for ~.
cry cent spent tOr these pro
duets
Labels from Cotton Boil. King
NspthA, water Lily and win-
nrr are worth ~ votes
NEW STATE ONERALLs
The New Stute label on
every pair of oyerulls IL worth
OO votes
OKLAHOMA REFINING co.
Sales slips from any grocer or
garage indicating purchase u
Diamond" Brand Gasoline or
Diamond Blue" aud Diamond
White Kerosene earn votes
for each cent spent.
ACME MILLING co.
Sales slips from nuy grocer
Indicating purchase " "Acmc,
'Restoyul' or Classy Flour
earn z votes for every cent
spent Tor these flours
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29

Behr, in his 30s, Is at the height of his career and title contender.
 Coming at time when the dope sters Were relegating the veteran play CTS out of the spotlight and flashing the rays on Mclaughlin and Williams, Behr's wonderful tennis furnished the dopsters with shock and multiplied the troubles of the ranking committee.
 Behr has been cratic in the past, just as liable to beat the worlds best as to lose to players of less prominence in the net world. He is an adept at the net game and when at his best can
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29

There were few surprises though Herron's performance attracted much attention. A spectacular mid-iron shot enabled him to beat par by two strokes. Arthur V. Lee of Detroit, after going out in 46, refused to be disheartened and came sailing home in S6-a feat that was not equaled.
 Heron Turns in Low Card
 The gallery split into four sections. Chick Evans, western amateur cham pion. National Amateur Champion Francis ouimet, Jerome Travers, na- tional open titleholder and James D. standish. Jr.. the local youth who has been considered "Michigans hope" shared popular attention. Evans topped his noted rivals with score of 7s. Iravers took 7s strokes, Standish 80 and Ouimet 82
 The official programme called for e4 survivors to compete in the Monday round, but the tie enabled several clever players. including Frazer Hale of Chicago, J. B. Schlotman of Detroit, and Dudley Nudge of St. Paul to com pete for the right to enter match play which begins Tuesday.
 Those who qualified and their scores follow:
 D. l.. Sawyer, Wheaton, Ill; Davison Heron. Pittsburg, a each.
 10. M. Byers, iPttsburg; E. P. Allis III. Milwaukee. 75.
 Charles Evans. Jr., Chicago; Reuben B. Bush New Orleans; J. A. Mcdonald, Chicago, 76.
 Howard B. Lee, Detroit; G. A. Crump, Philadelphia: Frank Hoyt Mount Var non. N. Y.; Jesse Guilford, Boston. TT.
 Sherril sherman. Utica, N. T., 7s.
 Jerome Travers. Upper Montclair, N. J..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29

J. D. Cady, Rock Island, H.. N. M. Whit ney. New Orleans; T. M Sherman, Utica; c. B. Buxton, Huntington, L. l.; Max R. Marston. Springfield, N. J.--79.
 Allan Reed, Chicago; Harold Weber, Toledo; poIe R. A. ierdner, Chicago; J; K burg; John c. Anderson, Mt. Vernon N. f.; R. s. Worthington, Shawnee-on-D -Dela- ware, Pa; Harry E. Kenworthy. Provi- dence, R. l.; w. S. Groesbeck, Cincinnati; Albert Seckel. Chicago-80
 Paul Hunter, Chicago; c. " Rotan Philadelphia w.. P. Seely, Bridgeport, Conn; J. G. Hepburn, Louisville; B. w. Corkman, Baltimore; J. E. Hunter, Pasa- dena; J. D. Standish, Jr., Detroit; J. N. Stearns III. Williamsport, Pa.-Sl
 Ouimet in 82
 H. G. Comstock, Scarborough, N. Y; L.. R. Munger, Dallas; T. w. Hunter, De- troit; Max Behr Springfield, N. J.; D. c. Corkran, Baltimore; H. W. Perrin, Phiia- delrhia; John Reid, Jr., Racine; R. G. Morrison. Pittsburg; G. s. Lyon, Toronto; Francis Ouimet, Woodland, Mass: Arthur V. Lee Detrot-S2
 J. c. Dilworth. Allegheny, Pa: w. B. Rhett. Garden City, N.-J.; L. L. Breden, Detroit; Gilbert Waldo. Detroit Hamilton Kerr Manchester Vt; E. B. Palmer, De- troit; W. H. Gardner IT.. Buffalo; Alfred .. timer Jacksonville, Fla; J. B. Byers, Allegheny-S3
 k. C. Long, Pittsburg; Paul Tewesbury Aupurndale, Mass; R. L. James, Ale gheney; Walter F. Egan, Chicago-s4
 Rowland Hubbard, Toledo; Frazer Hale chicago; J. B. Schlotman, Detroit; Christ holm Beach, Staten Island, N Y; Henry T. Topping, Greenwich. Conn; J. T. Nc. Milan, Detroit; Dewitt Balch, Cincinnati '. C. Allen, Kenosha, Wis; Dudley Nudge, St. Paul; c. R. Dennen Detroit Gardner W. White. Flushing. L. l.; F. R. Brown, Detroit; C. H. Gardner, Provi. dence, R. I.-S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
NATION AL AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
 TOURNAMENT BEGINS
Reuben Bush an6Nelson Whitney of New Orleans In Qualifying RounS- Francis Ouimet, Jerome Travers and Chick Evans>Also Qualify-Herron Is Low Card

Detroit August 28Sevent three contestants almost divided between the east and west today the pre-
 mnary qualification round of IS hoe medal payfrst skill Tn the national amateur golf championship tournament
 avsson Heron of Pttsburg and D. E. Sawyer Wheaton Ill., each turned in low cards of 73 Sixty scores of 84
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29

tc Karl Behr, third ranking player in 1914. member of the Davis cup team and internationalist of note-the player that the late Anthony Wilding rated 'one of the two or three best players ever produced in America"
 Behrs defeat of Maurice Mclaughlin, the California Comet, in straight sets, overshadows any sensation of the courts this season. His brilliant match with Champion Williams in the challenge round of the Achelis cup play, was none the less convincable evidence that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
Cubs Helpless Before Giants

New York. August 2S.-Tesreau du- pllcated Mathewson's fine game yester- |, day and pitched New York to a ? to { victory over Chicago The big Giant pitcher held the visitors to three hits and received great support Humph- 1ies also pitched fine ball for Chicago but New York scored an eanred run i'll the first inning on singles by Doyle, Robertson and Merl<Ie. Score: R.H E, Chicago ......... 900 900 000--0 3 2A New York ...... 101 900 00*-2 8 O
 Batteries: Humphries. Adams and Ar-N cher. Tesreau and Meyers. s M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29

travel with the comet like speed Of McLaughlin--he did that at Seabright, and no shot is too difficult for him.
 His game is the more remarkable for the reason that unlike Mclaughlin and Williams, he does not get constant practice; his tennis being secondary to his practice of law.
 Yet he is the one figure in tAs ten his world which will be watched with greater interest than any single in- dividual at Forest Hills, for he is tho most likely looking dope -upsetter en- tered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
PELICANS AGAIN
 LOSE CLOSE ONE

New. Orleans, August 2s-Two singles and errors by Knaupp and Higgins gave Chattanooga two runs and the game in the eleventh inning today, to l. The locals scored one run in the first inning but after that Clark was effective. Bagby did not allow a hit until the seventh.
 Manager Dobbs protested today's game on the ground that Clark used the mud ball" Dobbs was ordered from the grounds for. disputing a decision by Um-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
Who will win the national tennis

Who will win the national tennis title?
 Who will be ranked first among the tennis players on the seasons play?
 Maurice Mclaughlin, Norris Williams Karl Behr?
 Even the initiated are finding this angle Of the game more of an open question as the Forest Hills event ap- breaches and the tennis triumvirate make ready for play.
 Pretty much of the blame can be laid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
North Carolina League

At Asheville Asheville 3, Winston -Sa- lem (O innings).
 At Greensboro: Greensboro 2. Charlotte Is (six innings. rain).
 At Durham: Durham 3-4. Raleigh 20. Second game innings by agreement