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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS

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u WALL BOARD
NH We have 90 hand limited
CKVraM amount e w A." Wall
hoard. ON which We can save
R-sdt you AZ least one. thirt This
@}l beard & one ~ the standard
l k<<T1i makes aad - manufactured
% new clean wood fiber. An
8<u5tI ideal covering tor walls and
ceilings. taking the place ~
uuzad Hath and plaster. sises % IN
sol1 vide. b. :, s. ,. 10 and ~
- fco, long small amount
IS IN. Wide. Price. Naiie o. lasts per
SASH ANp DOORS az Factory Prices
a-cross panel doors ti6 sisrs1 .,... 10
Same for ptintinug - sitesl .,,.,. 20
f-piy veneer intevinr doors ........ 80
Front Doors lsrEc variety ....t 81 90 ap
Windows bungalow easement sash. cup
beard doors drawers flour bins door
and window frames. inside finish
mouidinss hardware buudinE paper
paints, etc, at coFresppndinsly low
prices
Ask fer catsios No. a. irs free
-. n WILLIAMS CO
sash and Doors
1850 Firs, Ave. Main 10
OPPORTUNITY
want the best 1914 or 1919 Ford Spa
senssF car that the least money MI
buy
want % dispose - niy io-acrs. finely
Improved ranch. situated close Ia. an q
fine road Soil cheap, cash or terms
want e. dispose ~ my ideal tssfoom
hotel iot hundinE and furniture fine
location cheap
MAGGIE o.NEtl- Marysytiie. Wash.
RUGS ARE ADVANCING
The last chance 20 hay a sxig fuu tor-
dered smith Administer far 81 IS. ph-
tstnahir only a. Waidyon's 19ss Fourth.
near gas office Also other TUG snaps
for they specialize iH them often Eit-
Inc tnrms
SPECIALIZING IN RUGS
TIE Waldron $50. can please sou in price
patterns aua terms and carry large
assortment 90 choose from, AZ 1879
Fourth. Henry hids
NEW PIANOS ron RENT. RENr Az.
Piled on purchase Msycr-roasr. si'
CHEAPEST Pi-Acs . bay Or rsns se~-
tnx machine. ~ Pine Main it9e.
FOR sAf.E-s~cona hand pheaesrapHs
ana records. Musical RECORD Exchange.
1874 wessiake Elliot, ssfs
SELLING OFT al makes ~ srwinE ms.
chimes a. onr-haff price ste1 First
avs. Phone East fsis
isss WESrf.AEE~ s-cond hand ranges.
low price
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Haarht. aiso aid gold h~fwsen and
itet first ave. book store
.ifcHT. neW ana usea. small waspns
wiissa 81 BELL a.
sPANGENBERg- safety blades sharpen.
"a. n~w process tsas tth near fuinn
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% FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
FOR sALE-one Big Hoistein ceN. tfi
one Jersey COW. heavy miik~r ti5. Il
Aup~ixr~n 1855 Ninth ave y W
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Vehicles and Implements
KENNEDY WAGON Co. seattle. wash.
Farm implements. pays ana ssiss sec
eud. hand vehicles
IA LOST AND FOUND
LosT--in University district. small tar
and white. part Splits dog Reward
Phone North iias ~ Main stsf
LOST Cafnpas or university bauiss ard
watch fob. fraternity emblem. name
inscribed Phone ksnwnod 1914
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REAL ESTATE

MOVE RIGHT ~
Nifty bgnsaipv. fust completed ~ "a.
acre tract - rood land. on srav~i road
miles from anehnuish wash suf 20
minutes ~slk from our mills 81 Three
Lakes This 10 snap. and is only one
% our May land bargains. ". are
selling large. fssifaht. area I'm
Fnsfiatsiy arsund our mill. Prices and
terms are right ard
YOU DEAL WITH US DIRECT"
Let us show you Write ~ see
+. H. MEIkLEJOHN
MKr Land Dept
i1ef = e smith HifE Seattle wash
THREE LAKES LBR co.
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ACREAGE

CONSIDERATION OP rInar
IMruHrA NcE
In the making - country home are
Quality ~ soil and accessibility Go the
rttF
Come N and let us toll you ~ the many
advantages q cAruCAur LANDS Ia
these two important respects This IL
your opportunity 60 secure nf 30 acres
a. most attractive prices and on very
easy terms. ami you should not fan 20
take advantage u a. Come In and talk
% over,
WEST a WHEELER
sos Colman uleek. Main iotT.
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WATER FRONT LAND

LAKE wAsniNaT0N THAT'S
80 90 per month Nearly one aefe. $3.50
Three blocks from lake az 1uanita,
running water fine land Wul shoe
bY auto " u Vincent g0t American
lsnh Main llle.
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coon LAND ron sALE

80 arre. north - ciiy its per srrs
10 sres Kingston. 80 per sefe
10 acres rpu orchard. go per Arfs.
70 acres NaaEit. sc pee acre
acres 20 trade for automobile
rotNu 4 HnOnEHu
soee NsFuun Place Phone ballard 80
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SUM MER CAMPS

CAMPING SITE
You viii find dandy place nj cottage
Lake N you suffer with asthma or
rheumatism, just come up there. You
viii Ret rid ~ g. Loo Gossar. Wood
tnFilla. Wash.
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40 BUSINESS CHANCES

SO A"REs % land In oreson 10 exchange
Tor paying reamins house Elliott
ttdaM
ron HAtE -io-room house. See oWnuf.
ats fifth ave
WILL tNNrar ttoo In Heattis home II
steady work can DO obtained r-bT.
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u2ACRE RANCH

IIa7NN III NNNIH
one hour BY auto between Hsnton and
tssaquah state boulevard running
through place some sood bottom land
about 1000 0oe feet good timber. Eood
house. with hot And coid running water
hath tn house. barns hold about 700
stock some fruit. berries abundance
- running water. splendid water light
With power THIS place 10 known as the
EVERGREEN HOME
II IL nrth tio. eoQ. bot owurr says cell a.
% soc. terms ts.bea cash. balance g.
suit Call on ) " nrsmsr Sons
On snoausimia road between Usntar
and issaauah. ar Robinson s Co. eit
Liberty UihF Main leo
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.
is FEMALE SITUATIONS

YOUNG LADY from East Wishes dress
making At home. Prices reasonable
Main 9TT
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sash and Doors
1884 Firs, Ave. $ Msin -

oFitNEtNtfN
want the best 1914 or 1913 Ford spas
sengeF car that the least money MI
buy
want a. dispose - ms io-acrs. finely
Improve ranch situated close IA. an e
fine road sell cheap. cash or terms
want e. dispose ~ my ideal issfonm
hotel iot bundinE and furniture fine
location cheap
MAGGIE osNFtf. Marvavtife wash
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LOST LIN University district. small tar
and white part Spitr Dog Reward
Phone North iias ~ Main stsf
f.DST--rnfupus or university hpulss ard
watch fob. fraternity emblem. name
inscribed Phone kTuwnnd 1914
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EXCURSION To- HOODS
CANAL TOMORROW
70 Investigate our and ie-acfr tracts A.
Ssahsrk Very fteh. level alder land .
only = mite frpm beach. store. dock
school and T. o.
Acres $500 SIC cash - rsr Month
AANE~ = SEXTON CO.
1910 t1fst Ave ppeu Evenings
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HOTELS

THE ANNEX -3eet Eighth. near West
lake ave New clean. furnished steam
heated bedrooms ffar mem. free baths
and rhnna Tranairnl- Ltr. y aeklE. q. 30
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I'll statesmen WANTED

WANT plumber ana steamfltter 10 take
charge ~ shop szg Yesler way
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

WASHING. also curtains. blankets East
1871
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& WTD REAL ESTATE

WANTED 4 8 OF room bungalow or
cottage on ur near street car lines
Have titoo cash for bargain. Al.
drnHa pa star
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
Big Crowd Clasps When Racer
Escapes Death On Fair Track

Those who Worship at Ia, altar
az tte God O.. 5n,ad had a surfeit
~ tHair belief - the Fair Grounds
tack. Sunday afternoon. which
prom! 90 be but % curtain riser
FOR tha events % today. when the
great llamlt Motor Endurance
leruy 700 p. run as the last event
ou 'a- program OF six races.
The maxwell The pride OF d..
troit's speed creations. was the
brigHtsta of Tho day With Endlcott
driving although Louis Di-brow,
vhlo playing ~ hard luck. made II
diflSl 90 place the spotlight on
anyone, without sharing a goodIy
part OF b.
About 5000 fans journeyed to the
Fair grounds
The only accideut OF the day hap.
pered in thp lasl event. the frco-for.
an handicap. In this event Hernc
and End.cort. tho stars Of the Case
and Maxwell teams. respectively,
were the scratch men
Nazzucco. was one 81 the limit
men. had So seconds start. He
quickly overloaded the Great West
crn. which had tho limit. and had
sot q terrific clip. As he approached
the npcx 81 tho turn. before enter.
ing ituo teh stretch, he skidded side
se, ar tire blew. The rim dug
into the ground and the car rolled
over and over several times right
90 the center % the track. after one
of tbe wheels had sideswlped the
fence, edmolshing q panel
Mazzuoco and bis mechanic were
~ "a cut, ihc latter sustaining q
broken rhoulder and other minor In
juric7 The mechanic was removed
70 Harper hospital, where his con.
9li'ou is fayorably reported
Mazzucc0 rcporte dfo tine judges
suul promptly, and was given an
ovatlon. the race was stopped, a
one of tho drivers had reported that
the wrecked car blocked the course.
When the race was o. gged. the
crowd s,ampeded 10 the point OF
the accident, and as it was tho last
event The management decided to
permit II to conclude the program
Sixteen entries participated. which
was the largest field OF starters that
has ever competed on a mile track
There viii be elimination trials 20.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31

urly rate TtrU ;.r better all
around man. aeca1se Iris tv, r9.
nave laat dendi-h desire Orb over
.adoa ai. fellows Iris uag riua
rg ia. .t-tu' be- ha Mt
The 81 natural sifr- ~ jon
I Jackson carry him along "-Oa fae
sr a2tt II stars bis rm rs
generally among tsc three o~taaij
CPS selected by The experts .a- fHe
.9-clu-d tll-American teams ..t I'D
o.-r-r ecnirg Cobbe sqgs am5HOu 90
1p the very best b. added % Joe s.
natural ability, Some may ,ont ad
that Joa hasn't natural ability iu th-
aLle proportion as Tyrus that he
isn't as fast. for instance. and that
therefore. BE- colld not uc as great
rs Cobb even II he desired a. He
iO not wholly agree with yh.s view.
We hold that were joe scnEr.si
by the same fame Of ambition .hal
sears the soul OF Cobb. he would ae
jrst as zrea, bali piayg and
maybe greater. O,J-tim--s fell us
tbat Mike Kelley did NOT have the
natural advantages OF some OF bis
fellows. that be could not hi, a.
WeIi. and that he did not have thc
rpefd OF many Of them, yet The man
1ry of Kelley stands ont 20 t.Gs day
-hc was The King He $50 host
because II was ever his ambition 90
DE- best
Maybe ambition might be fgurcd
90 one of the natural gifts maybe
that is something that must Poe born
in one. many ballplayers WHO staff
60 along Indifferent lines Developed
ADDITION and became real s'zarH. 81
fariOus stages OF his brief career
Tile shafer Appropriated grostnc I
bit 20 wa always playing af aboHt
20 per cent below his natural a5ih
hand Davy Robertson. I'D with
great natural gifts, dubbed aroand m
rs because be never developed a
desire 10 be great. ON the other
Indifferent faGhlon an entire reason
IN The big LEI gHe oniy ~ suddenly
develop a streak n The old am
au5h. and today Davy Is vastly lm.
proved hallpiayer.
as good ss he wants 10 be-" No-
Crew once remarked OF ia,e 20 he
writcr. and Davy now seems 20
want 20 b." a real 0allplay,r
Little Fritz Na!scl Us btliilaypr
xho came into the big lea.ua lack.
ing certain very important natural
el1s, yet sheer ambition IS arriving
Ftitz 20 the top 81 the baseball heap
re was not much OF q hitter Whrn
bo 0rs' appeared end he does not
rank 90 n g'urcr 81 any means
oven now. but he always De-
fpesd. and 20 $50 8m ambition 90 Dc
the leading base runner ~ fta big
leagues, re realized that ambition
LAST season, and Is IN fair Way 20
repeat. bar meantime no has ehown
Improvement In every other depart.
mont.
Fred SuodgraaJ. of 'be Ctfrts. o.
one Of the most ambitious fellows
that ever pulled on a cheated shoe.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
Cold Rain No Bar
to Wolverine
AutOists
SPEEDWAY MEN
PROFIT BY VISIT
Get Pointers On How
to Arrange Big
Classics
especial 10 the Detroit r,m...,

.ADiANAPoLls. May si.-Ths
town Is tull OF people. thousands
from all parts OF the country. Tho
cold rain was almost snow. 80
there was not much to do but spend
aluney.
The members Of the Wolverine
Auto club or Detroit arrived Friday
afternoon. having had an unpleas.
ant ride from South Bend. or course.
shore was great disappointment over
the postpouement OF the race. but
most Of the Michigan delegation
Val remain for the big speed con-
tesl on Monday.
Tho Detroit Motor Speedway on
clals. headed by President Tobln ID.
Whslan, visited the track To get as
many pointers on arrangements as
possible They had long confer
cuce with representatives of the
american Automobile association.
roing into details regarding the
Labor Day race In Detroit.
Chairman kcnncrdeil. OF the con-
tcs, board, viii so from here 10 De-
,ro.' and personally go over plans
OF the ucw specdvayNhere With the
Idea OF recommending\a any changes
that will Improve that course.
The \. \ A. officials an feel that
the Detroit Speedway w be a
great crowd drawer and redict a
record attendance at then initial
@Ss,pstake this year.
Plans are already made 20 pH
tunnels under the midland
Speedway this year and do Az
AIlh bridges The Detroit tr1\
aas designed Without bridges, Y
Everyone 81 the leading ridcrs|
here has promised General Maddnx
IN enter the Detroit race. There 10
very little talk here among these
Hga IN regard 70 a dash between the
\. A. 4 end The new l. II. II. A.
They arc going to wait and see
what happens, bat expect to keep
way clear 20 work under both or
anzations.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
|EMICH MAY
! YET HOLD KOOB

y LOUIS, Mo. May 3i.-Man-
ERiokey OF the Browns Is hav-
~ troubles In landing Pitcher
Yeoob. the star left-hander
w estern Normal college team
kmasoo, Mich. The st. Louis
now involved In n contro-
~1th the Battle Greek tSouth.
kfwan icAgue) team over the
y % KOob.
Hickey had watched Koob
is team 20 a i0-inning 90
efsh the University of Mich
~. he made the left-hander
linton to Join the Browns.
Sc,pted, but when II was an.
~ Chat he was to Join the
me Battle Creek club put
Alm for his services. alleging
had accepted terms with
nedsu, the Browns scout.
70 70 Battle Greek 10 thresh
= unAtter. and returned with
orSnation that RDob would
= DPUwus June I. Since then.
~ ~ Battle Creek club has
fnothee claim, and the mat.
cgobob1y b. decided By the
eoDnlDsioa.
1ornrds xoob ~ . bright
~ ~ b badly in need Of
- - ,sagsR - procure the
~ - Browns.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
MANY ENTRIES
IN DEXTER MEET

The program for the Dexter Park
Driving association races. Gratiot
and Eightmile road. today. should
prove very interesting as large
number OF entries are expected. The
following have been entered In
their respective classes:
Donnie NJ, Dan Hunter. Flabber-
East. Bob Raymond. Belle Isle. Her
mis-. Reds Borlel. John Canary.
King Albert, shadow. Milton b.,
Archie Wilson. Rex. Anne Forbes.
Mlrabclic Rillie s and Detroit Girl.
IN addition 10 the above. entries
from Walkerville and Mt. Clemens.
besides several OF the horses train
inR AZ the state fair grounds, are
expected The track Is in splen-
did condition. and the new stalls.
rrandstand and judges stand arc
how completed
Al the last matinee. a few sur
prlses were handed out In the 1880
pace. Donnie NJ taking three
straight heats. time l:I2. In the
thrce.minute class. Reds Boriel.
driven by the veteran Dan Hopkins.
showed wonderful Improvement
since the last matinee. winning ham
Oily from John Canary and Hermis.
time i.i8. In the 2i0 trot. King
Albert was dethroned Archie VIII
son winning In the remarkably good
time OF l:12.
Purses 10 the amount OF $3.50 Will
be given today Judges, Duncan
King. Alphonsc Moreau, Rem
Iangreet. Starter. Harry MosieI
Race committee. William Darlin
u. w. Tryon and Dan Hopkins.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
20 Tie Games In Two
Days Waste Much
Time
AMS DIVIDE
I OTHER CONTESTS
Igers Leave for "Chi"
to Play Four With
White SOx

When Hug Jennings and his
- left St Louis Sunday. they
- have felt they had done a large
0unt Of good hard work In two
~ without any appreciable re
unless II was the tired feeling
- can be expected to follow two
Ne headers In q row.
1fter Sundays double card had
tn nnished. the score for the
|E1oe stood, one victory and one
D0< and one tie for each team.
6 Tigers left for Chicago. where
eo6Age the White Sox in dou-
Eoa6er Memorial day. Two more
~ with the Sox viii complete
of1es.
~ Bsugals dropped the nrst sec.
te Dunday's bin at st. Louis by
80 count. The draw was
1 ~ SIS o'clock. each team
1T aUassed n brace Of markers.
~ nSst game went ~ innings.
- 4 pitchers battle between
1Vollman and Jean Dubuc. The
Gs rot 10 hits, but they were
rrG1&ered until the twelfth. The
6ns scored their winning run by
eloan baseball. Williams sin
vent TO second on Leary's sac
and advanced on LAyan's out
AGnew then pounded in the
R tally with q clean single.
IN fieer srans came In the sec
with one down. Kavanagh
~ and Young was given free
Sogfation- weilman was guilty
1alk. and both runners ad-
~ Bakers single drove In the
n teams used Q pair OF twirlers
second contest. Pug Cavet
~ Innings for the Tiges. and
wns' two runs were scored
The arst came In the open
n1ng when Agnew tripled and
"a Jimmy Austin's single
- walked In the fourth. and
n the way around with the
Z hit He stole second, went
- when Baker tossed the ball
after. Cobb threw back 10
IA the bah got away from
normitting Walker TO regis
80 relieved Cavet In the
~ seemed TO be the same
Who began his major league
. fmpressively. He let the
~ down Wit Ia hit In the three
~ ha worked.
Hamilton returned TO the
6fter his enforced lay-on and
vH61y greeted by the St Louis
H failed to 90 the route.
- relieved By Loudermilk In the
when II was plain that
1kUn was weakening.
lboon batted for veach In the
ana smaahed out long dou-
1gnvanagh also doubled. and
BoIr' scored Jacobson got
no6nd double in the seventh,
11nrfed Hamilton on his way
~ ~ dus-cut. He was sacri-
~ third by Kavanagh and
- . Wild pitch.
RAYS bili wound up with q
y for Detroit and tie. George
1t hurled the winning game.
ended with a count OF Z TO l.
SUkie worked in the tie con-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
BY ROBERT /. RIPLEY.

One score and five OF the fastest
cays and drivers in the world are
ready at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. They are pointed toward
So, coo OF prize money awaiting at
the finish line, some 500 miles away.
Though 40 cars entered. Only 25
". start Monday on account Of the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
YOUNG ATHLETE
SWAPS HIS POLO
STICK FOR SABR(

OAKLAND. Cal. May 'A-Fro|
the California polo fields, where I
vas ranked ne n brilliant player,
a Iieutenants saddle in the Englis
cavalry on the European battle lin
Is fhe jump made by Harry Butter
clunman and young capitalist
this city. in answer TO patriotic her
tage.
Buffers, who is only % years oil
volunteered his service To Ensian
~ cable when the war broke GU
But his commission was only recen
~ received. His regiment Is N
royal Warwlckshire cavalry. He 4
Gently left for the allies front.
As a member OF the San Nat
Polo club, Buffers has won wide q
tinction for his horsemanship o
ability with the stick.
Detroit Trmea Job rrfntfng DeDC
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31

dancer n numbers Al OF tae hes,
dayers. including daredevUs from
Germany England. France, and
Italy. will have mounts. such we'll
L1ovn stars as DePalma. Resta. A.
letson. Hughes. milford. Chevrolet.
8urman. and Wilcox. viii Hhirl
away on this dangerous and daring
ride
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
eN nAMcN RuNYAR.

We venture the assertion that
there are a number OF men in tbe
land who have as many material
yll; FOR baseball PLAYING as Tyrls
RAYMOND Cobb. W. venture 10 say
! th7t there are many who are his
eqtal mentally and physically. in
II departments OF the game and
some tho are bis superior in a pure
L. ,-echarical way.
cut having said that We desire
10 odd in approximately fEe same
6rsath that We viii 20 broke on the
proposition that no man in big
league baseball has the ambition ol
t-c Gem OF Georgia. There yoG have
the reason why BE- stands aead and
shoulders above men who Hege born
MS equal in mental and physical
sail. there yo1 have the reason why
in our humble Judgment TyrEs
RAYMOND is The greatest BAH payer
il the organized game
Baseball people call g, Class.
When Joe Jackson was a-sezlr
along at the TOY % tbs American
league in batting oa season. and
IL looked as II be would wind
year there, a big league manager ~
our acquaintance IA National
.easuer. by the Nay. Who hai never
seen either CohD or Jackson play
more than frE games-made a
small wager that the Georgian would
finish ahead OF the better fToL- Bran
don Mills.
Il seemed 10 Do a bad BET 90 the
fi'ae 10 Vas made. bat Cos1 pushed
olt in front Of Joe. and had some-
thing to spare at the fni d. where.
fore We asked the manager why he
made that wagon aiat premise he
bad for 6gGring Cobb best that year
and be replied.
Well, | Just thought the Old class
would tell In the long run.
And Glass may be just as GOOD
name for IL as anything else bat,
after all, It ls ambition I- b. an
.ncrdinate desire 90 be lu;ie bet
o.. than any one else, and Tgrus
Raymond Cobb carries that desire
around with him az All times,
whether ne is playing baseball or
draw poker. Ossacionally tho desire
Is 50 strong that ii borders On the
g elsgh. but nevertheless It's what
makes Tyrus the greatest Of them
all.
There are a number II men ia both
leagues today who ought 10 BE- great
bail PLAYERS. but who are lur. q lit
10 above the average run because
they lack ambition Then. again
there are number Of players
chose ability l. nothing extra. but
whose ambition keeps them ~ Had
thsy the ability spondiug 20
iheir ambition they would De- as
great as Cobb, because O. must DC
that IL is not ambition
alone thsx MAKES tho jewel ~ Geor-
Pla great 1T is ambition added %
wonderful natural gifts FOR bail play
ing that makes him great AM then
greatest.
Eddie Collins "a one OF the number
% mca IN baseball who probably
POSSESSES as msny--if not more
natural gifts for the game a. Cobb.
bat whose desire 10 excel falls a
htile short Of the burning desire Of
tho Georgian. We do not mean 20
say that Eddie lacks ambition. bnt
ne does not pozsess IL IN this same
degree as Ty.
Iris Speaker II certainly better
ou'nelder than Cobb, and Nature
gave the great Georgian no psrticu.
lar shade over the Texan Ia any
Other department Of the game. yet
most baseball people viii unhcsilat.'
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
American Association
Yr-trrday'- Ur.uit.,

InnGAnApo4S. a-llt EieN hand. 80.
milwaukee. Sc Kansas city. as
81. Paul 81. Minneapolis, 90.
Louisville at C0lumbus---rai
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
Todny-~ Games.

Morning
Baltimore az FsuNaio.
Brooklyn At Newark.
Kansas City at Ch}ca~o
Pittsburgh at ST Louis.
Afternoon
Newark at BROOKLYN
baltimore AT Buffalo.
Kansas city az Chicago.
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-31
BOX SCORES OF TWO DOUBLE BILLS.

pitch---Covelesk Bases on balls
of LaudermfIk g. N CoEelgskle 3
struck put--By LaGdsrmilk by Coz
veles kie :. BY FerrYman by Well
man !. Pitching rPcor.--DT Lauder
milk. hits and 3 runs IN innings.
OF Perryrrau, l hit and no runs In =
Left on bases--St Louis II. Detroit j.
Time .9s Cmpirss-Evans and Mul
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