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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
RyloNAl LEAGUE
CO a WON DER.

ms bunting battle In the Nation.
hague this month Is worthy OF
10 than passing notice. Loud
perp are heard from Tenerian
Dnts and the prospect Of accoi
~ turnstiles is enticing certain
jor circuit magnates 10 consider
addition OF a new quote of
1nders TO the family motor.
freely 125 points separate the
Mrs and the trailers and any.
~ like . winning squirt Is likely
mt any one Of the clubs at the
Since the New York Giants
et the bottom, that Is the very
~ that would not surprise the
oecGists.
0oklyn, at present. II star
}ust such maneuver. and
The Dodgers TO slip into the
11es bunk within the next week
oected. With Jack Coombs. he
WAS discarded by Mack. CON-
through. and Sherrod and Dell.
NJ Of youngsters. rounding out a
that used 70 be all Nap Kicker.
yu.is supplying the game with
thrill these days.
phtllies, VINO amazed the
~ jumping out In front at
mroaWay and sticking a good
11rne, u giving q little demon.
~ q how large part psychol.
~ - baseball. The pitchers
Woll and the team played
~ that's why Moran was
on6w ub the league at the
MT now that old ginger
pen1o anl losing lie SAVIOR.
Gnkors are said to be
= G15nstrUus slump. Dilu-
~ baoo6 lust 10 siven In
M - ~ cole reason for
1n1lnG. 4 would not be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
FIELD DAY
WEDNESDAY

The annual neld day OF the lower
classes al the University Of Detroit
will be held Wednesday at Bots
Blanc. Track events and inter-class
ball games. together with some
aquatic competition, will be on the
program In the afternoon the L. OF
y representative team will play
Clcary college,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
Watching the Scoreboard.

YESTERDAYS HoMERst
Br~snnhan, Cubs. on Trsrcau
GiR-ts.
yimme rnsn, Cubs, OF T~.r~au.
Ginnts.
Jackson, whales, of hae,Eer.
rIitfrds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
et MAY See Tees Back In Lead Donovan Stages Comeba
They Play old Time Ball Win All
The Trimmings In Central League

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Fans the
a
odimer
Helbonne
PEELED OF Wholesale rowdysm
iaute Umpire Berhalter
has been n ysical
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
MICHIGAN SOCCER.

on the right. and later l. Cummings,
after beating his opponent. found
the goal with q fine shot A break
away by the home left brought dan
perials nj this stage were continuAi-
further ahead. shortly ss,ervsfd the
whistle sounded. leaving the rmpsr-
Much credi, Is due TO r. Riset.
who throughout played q fast ac-
curate game at back.
The last ~ the inter associations
games. for this season. viii he play
their associations under the charge
Of Referee W. Ferguson:
Michigan As.ociation: Giles tcsi.
M SRolsr., 'T'' b. osG s... An stcss.
e Moore 'solTf Iy., ts, h -,. Ms:cs
Fin hi / H. 'T a smith ,caisy.i' o J.
Peninsula. League Roberts (Pn.
erims1. goal; swan fwaikervIlie).. r.
s; barrie tPiisrImD, b.; spssdis
twslssryiIIs' Mar si Dsssci.
smith tDstroit). l. r.; Fraser walk
iIvi M:SSaS * Blss 'b.,roI ;,a: q
Michigan association II trying 20
AZ up Inter league games with the
Montreal and Quebec dtstricts, De.
iroit game 10 be played on Thanks.
giving day. and In Canada on Domir-
ION dny This should prove to be
Interesting TO all soccer fana
wyandotte should have played the
Roses but through some miaundey-
standing In the time the game wss
called of.
Pirates Walk Plank.
West End club defeated the Wind
.or Pirates, in q one-sided afPsif by
the score OF ~ 10 Il. Okrie featured
the game by tanning II OF the RI.
rates
CreoIes Winners.
Creole club defeated ths strong
Bondale club In q fast and interest
ing game by the score Of 8 20 3.
Hugh Heai, % Toledo, will meet
three eufhion billiard match % the
Ewsensy.hIss22 peslSss Tuesday end
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
Kelley Carlisle Coach

Victor Murat Kelley. full-blood.
ed Choctaw Indian. will coach the
Carlisle football team next fall He
starred in athletics at the Texas A.
q NJ college.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
DETROIT

The home won the toss. and de-
cided 20 Kick towards the city
goal. ~ once tho Impsrinls made
tracks for the Detroit goal and Mel.
son sent over the bar The ball was
quickly taken TO the other end. but
Flat kicked we'll out OF danger
work on the right Smith looked like
scoring but Tourin conceded n cor.
ner In the nick Of time. and after
the kick the ball was returned to
The home side were somewhat In
front % goal and should have been
successful on more than one occasion.
Nelson obtaining possession. gave to
Imperials with fine shot Right
from tho center. Hatchett raced
away. and passing 20 Seay who was
we'll placed. beat Cummings with a
nnc. cross shot. Play became brisk
smith snf Parker returned tn. at.
tack. smith putting in a raspinz shot.
Then Mcmillan Invaded the visitors
mlngs, saving. and seay again APP
piled pressure and Seav sdded No. 7
with a shot that completely baffed
Cummings Nelson followed up with
hne shot which Just went over tho
whistle sounded for hhif-tlme. the
lmperinlr crossing over with I goals.
the lead.
The Detroits promptly attacked on
resumins. and Parker had hard lines
In shooting over the bar. Smith only
missed by inches. AZ tho other end,
McMillian shot wide. when we'll
placed. Good back play by II. Black.
placed smith In possession, and after
beating three mon, he opened the
score for Detroit. with mo shot
that Harvoof nevor saw, Black was
playing n nne tack game for the De
troit's. but the wards were handi-
Directly sftsrwsrds the home team
broke away. and oeay scored No. 6.
The visitors 49, a9Nfn 6ss going
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07

~ .. r. n.
The imperials moved up into third
place In the Michigan soccer league
yesterday by defeating the Detrolts
8 goals 20 ?, al West End park The
losers were unable 10 put a complete
lineup In the neld. but played hard
game. nevertheless. The teams lined
up as follows
TMpEnfAI.G hETnnIT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
WALLACE AND
CRAMER WIN

~ Nl1u'Fh IN the 0ret and sec
ond flight finals OF the Detroit Colt
clubs spring tourney were II. A.
and J l., Cramer r. s
O'Brisn and Alex Groesbeck were
their opponents The drawings for
the nrst round OF match play In the
summer tournament are "a follows.
Av Lee FIRST " E w WsIi,ns
T 8 onrisa ". " h iows
9 " Pickeil rs V. 9 Hartman.
\ J Hood ~ O =. smith.
Or Fullerweider " X @ Bumpus
q y Coriiss vs. u " smith
\ i Miicheh vs.. I: i. warner s'
q W Kenchard "a ". y Trump
r Long Va W y Curti.
y smith - = = Van pusen
" ~ smith vs. =. a Macdonald.
r r. Vie"r - e. I. Raymond
r - King - q A. Miller.
SECOND FLIGHT
y . , Paterson - 7 $ Merrill
y Burtseil - ~ y Rsckham
J = bort - \ Real
r niTeiow Va y - Waldo
v ~ Common vs.. n Fly
q n yerkss ~ III W. TAYLOR
q u Godfrey vs. + u. calm
{ ~ futile 10 T. r Paterson
pr - w white - George Hcigho
4 pi,klns9n vs. w 4 Hurst
V Dewey vs. W 5 Thomson
" % Lerchen vs. r O. smith.
~ r Viger - n Gr0esbeck
Wisconsin. chicago, Missouri and
Illinois hnIshed In the order named
n The ar nuai conference track meet
saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07
Pirates Walk Plank.

West End club defeated the Wind
.or Pirates. in q onesidsd afRaif by
the score OF ~ 10 1. Okrie featured
the game by tanning II OF the Pr
rates
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07

Hugh Heat, % Toledo. will meet
Clarence jackson. state champ. IN 3
ss:s NJ s'!:ss Hs s.:a = q! =;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07

Wisconsin. Chicago. Missouri and
Illinois finished In the order named
In the ar nual conference track meet
Saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07

Michigan association IL trying 20
AZ up Inter league games with the
Montreal and Quebec dtstricts, De.
troit game 20 be played on Thanks.
ION dny This should prove to be
interesting TO all soccer fana
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-07

wyandotte should have played the
standing In the time the game wss
called Oft
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BIRTHs AND DEATHS.

Blrths--Harry and Ella Bentley, 22i9
st. Mary's avenue, boy; John and Mary
Thompson. 919 North Twenty-seventh,
boy; Frank and Agnes Keste1, South
Arthur, South Side, boy; Martin and
THY Swanson. ts17 Pierce, girl; ID. M.
and Dolly Smith, hospital, boy; Louis
and I1zzie Clinton, 9ls North Twenty
third. boy; Q. w. and Mamie Peterson.
40& Kinney, boy; Sebastiano and Con-
cetta Bovetto, 703 Pacific, boy; Nels and
Ellen Hansen. girl; Louis and Lizzie
Sparks. 1924 Lake. girl
Deaths-William Hesistand, 81 years,
hospitals Clayton Jones, 80 years, 1909
William; Madeline Lambeck, years,
aG South Twenty-fourth: Isaac Brown.
90 years a24 South Twenty-sixth; Will
lam Dudley. % years. 22N Madison. South
Side; Josephine NVampola. - years, 2i22
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-03
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES
We wish 10 thank the many friends for
their kindness and beautiful florai otlcf-
inks during the Illness and death OF our
beloved son and brother. Mr.. ana Mrs'
James zemanek and Family.
FRIED-Nrs. Mary A., widow of the late
&. A. Fried, passed peacefully away At
her home, 20e2 North Nineteenth street.
December I at $3.50 p. m.
Funeral from her late residence on FRI
day. December 3, at p. m. Burial at
Prospect Hin.
DISQUALIFICATION aged 81; abscess
Remains win be shipped from the
Heafey q Heafey chapel, Twenty sixth
and Farnam, Thursday morning, Decem-
Der 2. 7:t0 O'Clock, over Chicago North
western railway 10 River Sioux, la.
oFFERMAN-Fred j.. aged IS. Deem
Funeral from residence, 9O11 Dewey ave-
nue., Friday morning at $50 to st. Peter q
church at 3 a. m. Interment, Holy Sepul-
cher cemetery.
The funeral OF r. ]. Offerman will take
place Friday morning from the residence,
3Oli Dewey avenue, at 3 o'clock, and VIII
he under the direction OF Omaha lodge OF
Elks, the officers officiating. The pail
bearers will be w. n. Banner, John Sui
liyan. ]. s. Griffin, Thomas Lynch. ]. A.
McCreary. Moses r. o'Brien, ]. III. Han"
ley, +. II. Swift.
The Elk services will be followed by
services at st. Peters church at 0 a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-03
MARRIAGE LrorNsrs.

Marriage licenses were granted to the
following couples:
Name and Residence. Age.
Name and Residence. Age.
James ]. Nielsen, Omaha. over "a
Amanda Carlberg. Omaha...."...ove- Is
Jake Kirshner, Omaha. .......,......... q
julia Laronce. Omaha. e
Roy u. Dooley, Fremont. ...............2 "a
Helen M. Cook, Omaha........."....... 10
William s, svatos. Tobias............... q
Ceiya NJ. Hennessey, Strang. q
Ole G. Sorensen. Peoria, Ill............ 80
Ollie r. Murphy, Peoria, lll............. %
Claude ~ Clark, Norfolk. .............. 20
Geraldine Peter. Norfolk. IS
Frank l.. Collins, 0lenwood. Ia........ %
Alice Turley, Council Bluffs........... 20
william n. Watson, Omaha. ............ %
Esther Christensen. Omaha. ............ 20
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-03

AUTOMOBILES
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BRUSH rinabout cheap; Omaha Con-
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MOVIES
~ FEATURES ~
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GRAND, 10TH AND BINNEY.
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South Twenty-ninth. frame building,
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1850; Joseph Jones, 1922 Ames avenue,
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MEDICAL

RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re-
suits guarnt'd. DR.. Bowser. S14 Bee Bldg.
RUPTURE cured in few days without
pain. Call or write DIR. Wray, 306 Bee
Bldg, Omaha Established 1894. %.
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tackled. and was slightly wou,1oo
on the arm
oorczynski was arrested b. pol1oo
of Trumbull station and locked -
on a charge Of disturbing the psaeo.
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council OF the city. Of Detroit TO
give the matter serious and Inn
mediate consideration. In hopes
that It may see At 10 take
prompt action. And further.
that a copy OF these resolutions
be forwarded TO the common
council.
II is significant Of the changed
attitude on the part OF the general
public that organizations By the
score are now voluntarily Endorsing
eastern standard time when, In pre-
vious campaigns, II was infpcssibit
to interest them In the proposition
With the near approach OF the ex
cursion season. when Detrcitefs will
be docking to the river for rscrea
ton, statement from Walter s
Campbell. president OF the Detroi'
q windsor Ferry Co. 10 Of interest
Says Mr.. Campbelll 60 -
"It would make vast differences
to people who use the eIcufsiot
boats II we had the changs In time
Not that II would increase the busi
ness 90 much. but that the people
who ride on the boats would have
one hour more to see the river b,
daylight. II would bring ehjoynnen
TO many in that way alone, and. o
course, there are many other fea
sons" 90
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HERE IS PROOF
That RESIN0L
STOPS ITCHING

The best evidence OF what the
Resinol treatment will do for YOUR
tortured skin is what II has done for
others Here r. man whose
WHOLE BODY was covered with
tormenting eczema. When HE says
that Resinoi stops itching immed.
lately. he knows what he Ia talking
about. Just read his simple.
straightforward letter:
my entire body. even my eyelids.
was completely covered with blisters,
The burning and itching were some
thing terrible, and COULD NOT
SLEEP nor rest. think I had one
OF the worst cases OF eczema a hui
man being ever had.
81 used eight different kinds Of
remedies without success. then
tried Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap and Il stopped the itching I'M
MEDIATELY. I gradually noticed a
change for the better. Now | am
entirely cured."--(Signed) Edward r..
Mccullough. 24e River st.. Boston.
Mass. Aug. II. 1914.
Now ask yourself this question.
III Resinol could heal THIS mans
skin, Will n not also heal miner"
You can get Resinol Ointment and
Rernol Soap At ANY. drug store. OF
for free trial. write TO Dept. TOR,
HeAinoi, Baltimore. Md.--Adv.