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Eiene de Ia paglna 1.

dos los leaders militares y p~oliticos
de Mexico.
Como base para estos trabajos los
conferencistas tienen va las reSpues-
tas f~arorables de los generates vi
liza = Zapata V de todos los leaders
aliados con elIos, q~uienes han acep-
tado concurrir q una convention de
= en- terreno neutral de Mexico
one de antemauo Sc designara para
+ratar del establecimiento de IN go
bicrno provisional. Del general Ca
rranza solo tienen una respuesta que
rechaza Ia convention propuesta Y
pide cue los conferenclStas pan-ame-
icanos o u representatives asistan
con 81 q una conferencia que Sc We
rificara en- ua punto de IA frontera
dominado por u tropas y en- Ia que
solo Sc consideraran las Eases inter-
nacionales de Ia ~situacion m~eXicana
Z Sc tratara del reconocimiento de Su
; -, - J.. r..,ao. -
so''e'"U '0- - Co..
om.~4o ., cns,ra =, cana
,;4a4 Ua-a ,r,-a;ar n vida = los in
tereses de los extranjeros.
Por Ia propia forma de IA respues-
IA de Carranza que a IA luz de Ia
razo" e un PH,s' @,E,'o us' .a \
a-s,cior +aT-o mas cpanto oue
a!guno de los diplomaticos, que no
ha sido dejado . sol nj a Sombra por
los agentes dc Carranza' Sc mueStra
Part'oaE'o O. "'eyo' u'e"o' S'iHp"'F
z"4oT ae Ia P'opueS'a ue este M"S
como e. I'm c'?1'"- &c los
ciS'7S P2h-a"eE.St"oS est" mast" e'e'
10 2uh'o SaAS-scho' poSPoHuIa" Is
te aSdhto para F&'2Fi 0espues que
Sc hayan ceteoraco La conterenclas
para cuya realization tntlendo que
Sc a dado va a-ganos paSoS' n
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pLUTARCO ELIAS GALES FUE
DERROTADO EN- MASCARA
mas, POR LAS TROPAS
HAYTORENA
ESE FUE Ell RESUlTAD0 DEL ATAQUE A
LAS AYANzADAS HAPTORENSIAS En-
HOcAlES
relegrama especial para La IRENs.L.

NOGALES. Septicmbre if.-Las
!utoridadrS maytOrcniStaS de "a
,rcina plaza de NogaIes. Sonora,
informaron hoy que las furrzaS del
~.obcrnadnr MaytoreHa habian de-
"rotaio anOchc a las tropaS del ge-
lrral plutarco Elias Gales IN un
Dunto Siluad0 scis .millaS al SuroeS-
H.. de NogaicS.
Hasta ahora Ia noticia no Ia >ido
IrSmentiia por IA aGcncia rarran-
,iSla en- csta ciudad. por 10 cual sc
rec que sea vcrdad.
Ell PASO. Texas. Scpticmbrc H.
la a-cncia viiIiSta rn cSta ciudad
3uDlic6 IN bOlctin anunclandO Que
las fuerzas del gobcrnador May
orrna Ell niimero de trescienfOs
lombres. dcrrotaron a los del .c-
neral PlularcO Elias Gales en- Esta-
.iIn MaScarcnaS. Situada al sur de
.NogalcS. en- I'm combale librado cl
liza de- aver.
En- dicho boletin Sc dice que las
oaiaS de los carrancistas assemble
"nn a cincuenta entire mucrtos y
lerilos.
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FUERON PLAGLAD0S TRES A.
MERICANOS..
VIrle de la pagins 1.

fcstaron que debian dar diez mi.
pesos en- nloneda de orc de cincO
pesos para ser puest0S en- llbertad.
Los dos primerOS de los america
nos citadOS dijerOn a los a!zados que
les permitieran venir a eSta .clu-
dad para c~onseguir el dinerO cosa
a que accedieron aqueiios dejando
ell su poder 4 Lewidgc como rehcn.
Los americanoS comprOmetldoS a
lievar el dinerO vinierOn a eSta ciu-
dad t hicierOn agcnciaS para con-
SeguirlO. cOSa que lO"rarOn sin dl-
ficultad. Inmediatamcntc deSpu"S
Sc dirigierOn Il las mOntanaS DE la
Cumbre dOndc habian dcjadO a 81
compaiierO Y cntrcgarOn a los al
zadOs la cantidad cXijida como res
cate. Sc aScgura que va vicncn en-
canine los amcrlcanOS para cSla
ciudad. Dicese tambifn que los al
zadOS dijerOn Il los am"ricanOS que
di.iaran a SuS compatirOtaS que vi
Ven en- la region dondc rLloS andan
~opcrando Que debrn >alir DEF pals
pues de 10 c~ontrario S"ran obi
sadOS a clio y S. les eXigira adcmiS
a aquellOS a quicnes 81 capture IN
reScatc de mil pesos para deiarioS
cruzar al lado americana.
Los eytranjcroS plaGiad0s d~ijerOn
que los indivituoS an" los drtuvir-
ron son dr los "ruloradoS" qu" Is
tain resembles por Ia murrtr del
general Orozco.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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DiNi.i;SiS.

T., ,,r.r, I. ,Irr, macs
pg w. | ~. l., riirrsi,,ra c.rsIola, EdicI0n de
iuin
Il MARTYR del Golg"ia. IicFlii"sa "nf5 DaIa-
"a en- ID ,1Ia h,", ,'D,,a .taJo.
la Dana dc las CarnrlIas ............... 25c
II rcrlGulIlo sarI!!cIIio. aUlo>a ho''Ia M.
- A'T IarSn,, Tnycia lie nnirha srn>a.
r,6n zoe
Los >retc rccado> Cai'taicN' : i"iii"s iran
de- .i%.,nn3r mr., en-"
H| sin,, ii en- r,G". ,I, borr"rrs Ia iIrani.
ru,a '"r
carmen: Historic II. u' ''""'"' Sc
,ti.inrja dc Eobin,in Cru>n-. L.!hro que
l'ruvora mten>d> "il!''i'il'>' n"FVur >'nH-
&C. Ia iiIatdSuL'9a "'S'"''' "' 81 m NJ
"".,, "' y" 49,. r..,,,,.o,., IN, 10 In
nhi.a. ma. infrrr>an,c~ d. Ia Cpura roma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
rs ESPANT0Si Ia SiTUiCION
En- Ia REGION CENTRAL DE
SONORA.
rcIegrama especial para la PRENSA.

NOGALES. Arizona. Sepiicmbrc
ia boriO de- varioS autOm6ri-
rs %Iic=arou hoy a Ia Tronlrra va
~las personals que vien"n huy"ndO
t. Ia terrible siIuariGn rn que 80
rnrurntra Ia region central del
HSlado H. Sonora. ESaS personals di-
IN qIe IN GuaymaS rStan trrnicn-
Ia Ia .ic.aIa ir Djagl"Z que avail
a con una prIrro>a columna So
IRE 81 puerto que SOLO curnta ron
rIatrorirnIoS hombrcS para Ia de-
'ru-a. .A=Tc=an que los iniioS va
rIi> han cOmr!idO mil depreciation
lr- Y que raJa vrA aumrntan Sill
.aGio de- arri6n Ell razdn Jr Que los
uaytorcni>las . impOtcntes para
eOutcnrrlOs.
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JIENCIiS OCULTNS.

~.rrrfn> dc IT,, t~iari,u-. ,ria de. gau4r 4
.,,In- Ir. ru..,,- SLIM
IL Gran Ma=ii ~urr"ina ............ SIC
In"hiIliiulr-. IIIlnnrI"> y tcnidriIi"> '"r
J.. 'rran NdIiia Ad!vlHadora y ri Woo
brL!Ii Il" Ia PirtlIiid'> ............ -"r
u Dragon i;"L" q IL Aric q" NaIldar 4 To-
L>iiIilu> 2hr
y t..!ni Ir Hh-lh h'ail'd ~
riIuIt ~ 1910 ~ -"
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ri ;ndCr del pru.,r,,irI." ~ iIin,Ifn =
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u"p,aiutnn', Sirl
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Fueron encontrados los cuerpos de
cuatro mexicanos muertos en-
las cercanias de Edinburg
Sc teme que tenga lugor I'm leuantaa..e..to d
mexicanos hoy, en- Tucson, Arizona

contri Ell cucrpo de otro meXiran'
rol-ado de un ;irbol. So rec qur
este meXicanO haya sidO mucri0
por los rangers.
De Fort lIuacIIura. Arizona la.
.Ir-ado menSajrs diriendo que hay
IGNORES de que Sc rceistre I'm le-
vanfamirnto tie mcXicanoS cn Tue
son mariana. pues cyistc una Gra'
rXriiariGn en- Iirha riudad cni'
.. clcmrniO mcXiranO.
Del furrIe m"nrionado han sld
rnviadaS trOpas 4 Tucson.
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oBil> DE IA GUERRA EuRopEA.
HISTORIC.

HlSioIIa O." Roma. tvWir"udc dc~dc los
o~rig"ur- dc soma ha-ta la Caida del In
DcrIU romano IL prrId"u;c .......-. .5c
Historic d. GrerIa. d">t" los tIcuruS he
rDIru> ha~ta Ia Decentralization del lmpc-
rp II" .Nleiaiiir" Observation-Disclosures. !5c
II sol q" Mayo. Memorials DC Ia lntcrycu-
c.nu- ton Srahdd"> .S1.Gi
Il C"rru dc las CaHIpana,. Ton ~rclralUs de-
per>Inale> hISthrlru> .Si.D0
Sar'rIuIr Y CIudILiO. Obra rclercnic a Ia
lL'.'I'ilL'4iNtd .sC
Los iH~Ur-"mic~. Continuation del rclalU dc
Ia la>arrrrrlun contra L>paud $50 1Tc
Memorials H. IN G'!errillcrU. Historic dc la
Guerra q" K.foTma -...-............ sc
Ia NdIr~t8t Iaida. Nnycia historical q" Ia
ryEUiUrIpn NdtFrI>i4 -..-.....-.---.. IDr
la N,rurIGaGc> Alvmana~. luforfuc hc lu>
art1- r,m"tIdn> pOr la fucrZdS dicmaud>
Ell j"-rltDrIp frances ....-......--.-.. 20
Historic i'atrla. H"r don JustO sierra. Illus
D. Pp"fIriO pIdE d Francisco Nadcru. Dhra
i~sv!l.tta. 10. Il Or. Lara IardU .....$l.OO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
lei pr0ximo sabadO.......

ENRIQUE c. Llorente, considerable
como el jefe de la agencia v~illista
en- esta capital, lanz0 anoche IN ma
nifiesto, ell cual me parece oportu-
no enviar a LA PRENSA textual-
mente. Este manifesto dice q Ia
letra:
"Es indudabIe que Carranza hoy
esta mas fuerte que antes; pero su
avance hacia Ell Norte ha sido con-
trabalanceado por las ventajas adqui-
ridas por las fuerzas de Zapata en- ell
Centre V Sur de la Republica. Els
perfectamente sabido que las fuerzas
de Zapata no bajan dc $4,000 HON
ores, los cuales tienen Ell complete
control del Estado de MoreloS, de to-
do ell EStado de Guerrero, con ex-
cepci6n del Puerto de Acapulco, y
parte de los Estados de Puebla, Tlax-
Gala, Hidalgo. Mexico, Guanajuato Y
Michoacan. De hecho en- todos los
Escados de Ia Republica hay elemen-
tos de las facciones que estan con-
tendiendo. a exception de los Esta-
dos de Chihuahua y Morelos, donde
los Generates Villa Y Zapata, res
pectivamente. tienen IN dominic alb
soluto."
VILLA tiene ahora $4,000 hombres
perfectamente armados y equipados
y con Ia mas excelente moral en- To-
rreon; tiene II pleas de ~artilleria
' q Raul Madero con 10000 hon.
bres cerca de Monterrey. Las guar
niciones de c. Juarez, Casas Gran
des, Palomas, Pearson, todas a 10
alrgo del ferrocarril de Chihuahua q
Torre6n Y de Durango a Pared6n,
hacen I'm total de 47,O00.'
"N;entras el pueblo de los Estados
CnIdOS eSta leyendo q dlarlo ECtlclas
de que las fuerzas carrancistas han
tomado Torreon, esJa ciudad nunca
Sc ha visto en- peligro de ataque. Los
negocioS siguen su curse normal y
los h~abitantes Sc entregan a u que
haceres quietamente Y en- toda cal
ma, como en- tiempos ordinarios en-
una comarca donde reina Ia paz.'
FL general Rogue Gonzalez Gar
ex Presidente provisional de Me
xico. lIegara a Washington dentro de
POGO : 81 estara en- posicion de in
formar acerca de la verdadera situa-
ci6n en- eli centro de Mexico, donde
q ha estado hasta jltimas fechas."
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NONEL.iS 4 3Jc CADi Una

Naldlla> sean las MljcrcS
MaldItU> sean los HumDrcS
MaliitaS sean Las SucEra>
.NTtc dc BuSCar NarldU
Las Evas NUdCrna>
FL NpyIu FrC~tadO
La HIja dc las Flores
Il I'ur-aiUrIu dc las SUllcraS
II I'arai>O dc las MujrrcS
IL Inferno de los HOInbres
Viva hi NOyld,
IL Hada dc los Mares
~ MajcStad 81 Amor
NaldliO sea cl Amor
La PrIuccsa del Dollar
Amor y MartI:Io
La HIia dc Venus
Pcrquc Sc CasdIl los lIOrnbrcS
rurQuc - Ca,an las Nujcrcs
PUrquc Pecan las NuIcrcs
rorquc EclncIden las Niudas
IL Collar dc ESmeraldas
Las llijaS dc Champagne
L ID &c Ru.$-AurrS
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E. Departamento de EStadO reci-
bio aver aviSo de cue el Gobernador
del Estado de Yucatin ha eXpedido
I'm decreto, hacienda II concession a
los plantadores para "a eXportacion
li5re del Sisal hasta el 10. de noviem-
bre de todas las ~cantidades que en-
Ia actuaiidad tengan contratadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
DOS iCORALtDDS AME-
RiCtNOS PARA tERACRlZ.
rclegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

WASHINGTON. Srpti"mbrr IL
Hoy - han librado 1rdrn"s a lu~
barroS de- guerra "k"arSar-r y
"Nruturky' para que Sal-an rum
10 al puerto lie Nrrarr1M rn ioni"
r.l.varin al "l.ouisiana" y al Ham
p~hirr" Qur vrndrin a pu"rto- an"-
l.ranUS.
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PUI.>lis.

r,,t.-f4. Ea NU'grIO Plaza .,.,..... SIC
rs-lona:Ia-. Obras p~ociira> dc Manuel v.
~l'"c,ia~ DC Manuel NcUila. Auncniacas con
81 drarua .EI I,a-atr" 6nC
Los Truyadur"> DC Mexico. ii"rinOSa cDlrc-
rI6Ii De Tu'>iaS If" ntir>lrUs m"IVrc> an
,nrr. Ia rISl.ra ........ 6OC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

\ borIo dr TN trrn especial IT,
Il r>ta ciu!ad hoy dos conf
mas. p"rirn"cicnLrs al ii
turrpo DC caDallrria. las cua,c.
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OBRiS POETIChs III PEA

10
Ia, GInr!a> d.. Ncyiro. COLLECTION de COIN
Irn>Iriun"- d"GICadaS 4 Ia pa,rIa y q .ls
I.r,,.- 1Jc
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RELIGION.

ASTORIA -a2rada. itcconllariGn suberbla del
Antigua ' Nu"vO Tc,iaincnio. librO que
ronfI"u" Ia ruruplirada historic de! ruc-
bio d. israel Y uu" jinia las fIguTaS dc
palrIaTra> : prOrctaS. vlcndo>c cldrdIncn-
ic como - prepare 81 gran >IIcc>n dc Ia
IcuIda del Mr>la>. EdlCl6n dc lujU. IN
...,t e. m
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Nirmcn a rrforZar la guarniri6n del
ruerlr Nc !nl0sh.
FL CORRESPONSAL.
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La Pr"nSa puhlica todaS las n0li-
as tal Y como q " sin ilaccrlc la
lrba Il nadic."
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A. 'Hlltl - tl Fildid ' stun -. 49,
lculda del Mc>ia>. EdIcIGn dc lujU. In
tguip "ranlc
Nuy"ia del Santo NIno dc Atocha...... zoe
Ia lmitdclOu DC Crl>lU ............... buc
CalcrI>m" q" lIpaldI ................. 100
LAVAL" M"NiranD o"r
Aurora Il" >alvaclGn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
UuuTIl-aiur General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '3c
inguchn LavalIc de la JuvcntGd . DcNO-
rIUudTiO del CrI>tIano ..-....-....... @Gc
i io>olia Elemental. p0r Balmcs. COnlicne
l6gira. metafl>lCa. ctIca. etc. .....-.Si.21
u"y0ripnariu GuaddlupanO ............. &c
tatcrl>IUU dc Pcr>cVrrdurla ..--........Sl.W
Los Marurcs. . 81 TrlUnfO dc la iEclIgl6n
Cri>iiafla. LIbrc cuya lcctura nos hacc
a>!Stir q Ia Iurha de- dos gcncrdcIpilcS
cOntrarId>: la una armada con los drrcuS
de Ia rcrUcldad, y Ia ORA con 81 Simb"io
4tAfitpI ~"
II Genie del LrI>liHnI-nIo. E>ta ubra, como
la anterior. - de la %fnejnr"S para los
hpSdrc>. AIIbd> csldn cdlldhd> u iUdo lu-
4, 81 M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
MUST REBUILD
NEW COURSE AT
GRAND RAPIDS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept 22
After being completed 10 every de-
tail except the tspplug OF the new
Hiehlards go,i course west Of the
ely is ,o be rs's.5d and made Over
N -iiely The operation wlI mean
cons!de able expense and WORK The
cost OF rebuilding the clubhouse.
purchasing he -oper1y and laying
IT out was $50 900
The original course architect laid
out the Highlands properly and ar
ranged may oi he holes running
east and west IN parallel so that
when there D. crowd out the
course quickly becomes congested
and there is danger OF balls going
upon other courses aud striking
players or spec ators. In spite OF
the fact that here are no traps on
he links the players find the course
extremely difficult and this Is az.
Iri5uted the fact that number
Of holes run along the boundary
lines
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
With c. r. Union First Biz
Slave Driving to Play No Part In the
Rebuilding of Indians, Says Lee Foil
Cleveland Boss Re-
specs Temperament"
of His Players

The baseball manager who wants
10 make success OF ii these days
will forget that John McGraw and
Frank Chance Won pennants by driv-
ng their players.
such is the philosophy OF Lee
Fohl, temporary manager of the
rleyeland Indians, who viii start
he 1916 campaign as their regular
manager
.Fohl got in when Joe Birmingham
iaas kicked out
Foil has Won lot OF pennants
bur hadn't had much big league ex-
perience when given control OF the
Indians. He always was shark
at bringing out young players.
especially pitchers. SO Somers had
no hesitaucy about promoting him
from coach to manager
The way 10 run ball club is to
study your players faces. figure out
the best way 10 handle each man
aud tAen WELD the whole bunch into
machine without riding any OF
them" Fob! says
Bali players OF today are more
sensitive than those OF ten years
ago. Nou cant get anywhere by
driving them. Hammer team work
into them. LEI each one work out
his own problems mos, OF the time
and correct their mistakes without
handing around bawlouts
"A manager should not send bat.
ter up 10 the plate with definite
orders Any time you put batter
und0r orders you are taking some
tl.iag away from Linn for, in fol
lowing instructions. he may be fore
I'd to ler Grand opportunity pass.
"Pitcaers should not be worked
700 hard u tie spring training camp.
That when their arms are the
weakest but TIE custom ia 20 make
them de- more than twice as much
labor thea "a they VII te called
upon 20 perform later on when their
arms are strong
The time Tor ball club 20 cut
loose and take chances Is when it's
fehind. \ team on the short end u
the score seems doomed TO lose any
how, so why not risk everything
on chance o, making the break
come your wsy?''
Like Clarence Rowland OF the
White Soy Foil Is a "Busher." But
where Rowland has been handed the
biggest stars Comiskcy could buy
for him. Fotl has Lad TO work with
very li~ tied backing Still be has
improved his team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
WHERE THEY START WILL
MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

II Philadelphia and Boston-last
years opponents with reverse Eng
lish-play the world series this year.
many critics believe that the world
championship will depend upon in
which park the series IL started.
The same goes If Philadelphia and
Detroit should clash. according 70
National league doDesters
The reason IS that the Quakers
have developed hitting the ball over
their short right held fence for
home rubs TO such a enc arr tha,
they would thus get the blmp on
their foes. The Phillies have driven
out 81 home runs thls year To l3
for Boston, and % for Detroit.
u the series starts In Boston.
these Quakers are roing 10 be-
amazed at the manner in which long
flies will he gcbbled rp by The Y, /
Sox outfeld. Which ia the deadlic -
SCI of gardeners in Tho game T1ey
cant climb fences. how ,yer. ard ibp
dope may run true ir Tho biz show
opens in Philadelphia.
Tho done win hardly apply 10
Detroit, however Give GRAY ford a
short right field fence, and re SSH
stage \ homo nm festival Aud
Cobb can hoi-, flies to right with
great persistence II he finds it d
paying stunt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
Windsor Man Matched
With Jimmy Azine
for Oct. |

Bonnie M-Neil Windsor feather
WEIGHT OF promise. VII make bis de
hu} Tor th- season ar Minneapolis
on tac evening OF Ort :. according
20 an announcement by his manager.
Tom Giassco. Bonnie has been
matched with Jimmy Azine. a Min
nesots fayorite. and Tom declares
that the little lr' imam from across
the EVER il COINS 70 make such a
showing rHal an Immediate clamor
Tor bout airh Eewple' Ertle will
result
Glassco further asserts that he
has made several efforts 10 match
Mcneil and Eule. but has failed TO
date, hts explanation being that
Erile's manager insists on pickine
soft opposition for the little scrap
per who is claiming KID Williams
crown.
Glsssco says he may take Patsy
Drouillard TO Minneapolis with him
and arrange for the Frenchman'
fall debut In that part OF the coun
try. No foe for Patsy has been 50
lected a. yet. Both Drouillard and
Mcneil have been training, says
Glassco. who declares that II th'
sixth Gay OF hard work for Bernie
this fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
CASE oRIDDE4s PLAY
DOUeLE-HEADEHs.

Case Tech. ancient practice vic
tim Of the University Of Michigan.
will Ibis tall introduce double-head.
ers TO football This Is a real in.
novation and Is not likely 10 be
come the usual thing ON Nov 90
Hiram college viii be played at
Cleveland. and on the same after.
noon the famous Case eleven Of 1905
VIII be encountered by the varsity
team on the same gridiron. Just
to show what Case really thinks of
the late season foes on the 1915
sked. Kenyon and Wooster will be
played on consecutive days. Nov.
IL and IL. and train ride will
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
BAuMAN HITS IN 10
STRAIGHT GAMES.

II would be wonderful thing il
Pep" Young could acquire the bat
ting skill OF a predecessor on the
Tiger squad by the monicker OF
Paddy Baumann. Paddy, who has
been utility man for Bill Donovan
this year, completed great record
Saturday The Tiger discard failed
10 hit safely on that day. and broke
a string OF ~ consecutive games in
which he had secured at least one
blow. He went 10 bar % times.
made 26 hits for 80 bases. and twice
drove ont home runs. the last of
his swats of the big string being
one OF this denomination
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
Balk Line Gets MOnOtOnOus;
3-CuSh Now Billiard Rage
KILBANE CAN'T
BET MITCHELL

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept %
Johnny Kilbane. Cleveland feather
weight champion. holds his title to-
day by narrow margin. The best
he could get was draw In last
nights battle with Richie Mitchell,
az Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee lightweight, who
trained down to l2s pounds to meet
the Ohioan. pulled the unexpected
ard forced Kilbane TO the defensive
several times.
The fight was tame at the start,
but grew better as the boys warmed
m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
MORE FED LITERATURE

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.--Unless
President Gilmore. OF the Fed
eral league. heeds the petition OF
his arbiters and insists that the
manufacturer OF the Fed balls
send out their product without
the present gloss, the outlaw um.
pires viii have TO chew about II
feet OF licorice next season In
the regular performance OF their
duties. Chief jumps Brennan Is
responsible for this assertion
Gilmore has issued orders that
makes IL necessary for the UNI
pires 20 remove The gloss from
the nov balls before each game.
and they have found msstlcated
llcorice the ideal snbftsnco, &C
cordln, 10 Brennan. Believe II
u you want 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
SEEKS
TEAM PILOT
DevOting Week to
Quiet Search for
Quarterback

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Sept. az
More than score and nalf OF
sridders will be working under
lost this afternoon IN the second
Official day OF TALL football practice.
Eberwein, a quarterback candidate.
Jack Norton. Harry schultz. Catlett
and a few others were expected To
reach town today.
Yost ostensibly L. spending most
OF his time this week 10 finding a
kicker, Yesterday ne had half n
dozen Of the boys lined up for half
an hour or more. hooting the pig
skin for dear life. But the real lob
TO which lost ia devoting the week
is the pursuit OF n bunch that will
let him out OF his quarterback di;
lenma. Frankly. he doesn't know
what he will even try To do He's
Just Watching the candidates. Civ
ing them all a chance and lying
low for the right huach. which has
served him nobly In years past.
50 far a kicking H. concerned.
Nauris Dunno. whose splendid foot
ball last year enabled him ~ live
down the fact that he Is the son OF
Illinois governor. doomed NJ a. a
rival OF Hldner, picked earlier In
the week fer the hoistlng joh.
Dunno. together with Sharpe. RAY
mond. Bixler and Hildner. lined M
Yesterday for booting duel. and
Maurie outkicked the held. so far
as distance Is concerned
II Is believed nat Pat" Smith
Of Roy city. will land tho fnlr a~t
Job without real opposition TIC
Allfresh star az a year aro IS IN
csmr. weighing too onnnd- ND Is
az hard qs nails This Smith y.
son should he . Wolverine star for
the nevt three va7~s.
IN addition to k'cNi0~ tNe mo
scribed course Of 'ra,nin- for tho
Nichiran gr.d lors this week is '7vo
tpo-hour sessions a. yr1-i'r. '~'''
IN the frn1amer'a'S Late f1 TIVE
week u Is possible that foV sim
PIE formations VIII ne given out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-22
Spectators Tire of
Long String; Want
Scrap

Balkline billiards are passing out
Three-cushions are becoming All
the rage.
The answer Is simple. It's action.
Balkline l. too dead The experts
have become 80 expert they can
shoot for hours at stretch without
missing.
There's no excitement in that
either for the players OF the spec.
tators George Slosson. one OF tAe
most famous cue artists in tho
world. tays he doesn even care 10
play balkline billiards any more. LOT
alone watch II.
Runs o. ten or more are a long
way from com on in three cusb.
ions. so neither the players nor apec.
tators tire OF watching the game
That's why tlrcc-cushion leaguos
are sp-Inging up all over tho conn
try and Why tho travelling prores.
'onals are playing the si.m.balg
game.