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The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
|0ARSMEN IN
TEST TODAY
D. b. C. to Pick Men
for National and
Canadian Meets

TIE Detroit Boat club this even
Ing viii hold IN annual informal
regatta for the purpose Of selecting
squads for the American and Can.
adam Henieys. to >bs staged At
Springfield. Mass. and 81. Gather.
ines. Ont. In August BY special
invitation. IN eight four end some
seullers from the Cadillac Boat club
VIII conpete with the various crews
q the Detroit Boat club. which will
have . handicappsd ssaior four and
eight. and . pair each of junior
fours and sishts. IN the various
events today.
While the crews viii not b ab.
solutsly picked imnsdiatsly After
todey's competition. Coach Dumeld
and Captain Eoo James win slash
the squad Monday or Tuesday.
selecting only those who stand .
splendid show u becoming regu-
lars. Probably about . doseo viii
be picked TOR the Junior eight and
the other squads win b a proper
tioaate numbefs-
Every elort Of the local club will
b centesol on the two August re-
eattas mentioned. No crew win be
ssat TO Philadelphia for The July
I races. this yesr ana there win be
TO more dual nests. Coach Duff
held and Capt James are very op.
timistlc over the outlook for the
season. The junior eight . regard
Cd % especially strong and II OK.
pected 70 b . winner.
TIE Dsogran Of .evsats for to-
days regatta. togsthsr with the
Dsmbsrs Of the various crews, y
o. follows:
p. Ms second -class Buck.
pS:h H:t 1,s;. ccmess. Lom. D. 3. c.;
S;1e second ciass fours--swift. II.
re. cex Je.es Wood. Poster. Bur-
neil stsoks: Mcclure. cox
y.n:: H.sss!. sssr. s4Ss. .innes q
seat the club IN singleA)
- P. m. arst.elass fours-D: 3. c.
AID etreke; Mcclure. coz. b. D. G. No.
:, 0S4d1edttco. p. Jackson. Ducknell.
Pocssliuc. STOKE; Farnsvorth. coz.
ss ;s. s ss c#H .nse co... .s S:S
:se bs. s spssl G;a.r' SUB No. j. stew
SO eight-cared sheIls-No.
SyIft. Al11leAttch. zollsr. r. Jack son,
neecss. eeroke: Mcclure, cox. 80. !
~. 1ssscs. otter. SS ScSn.i,. su snsn.
4eDonelA. stroke: rarnswopth. COZ.
Ne. sseiers. HsnkeL stanley. BE-
ytck. LsSe. LYm. Watkins. Dodds.
{!eies sight, epeuiding. stroke: z.
rich. Ne. 8: Z, Hines. No. 4: 2. Hines,
No :: SausF. No. 3: Stewart. No. !.
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keepsie. q record crows viii Journey
to the quaint old New England town.
Both Harvard and Yale have re-
markable stroke men IN the persons
OF Lund and Morse. The former has
stroked nine winning crews In lit.
tie over a year. Last spring he set
the race for the second crew. which
won from the midshipmen. took two
races at the American Henley re-
gatta at Philadelphia, defeated the
Yale second eight, and then went to
England and won three races In cap
turing the Grand Challenge at Hen
ley. Also Lund stroked the Crimson
crew when IL beat Annapolis and
Cornell at Ithaca this spring.
Yale's stroke. Morse. IL well put
up physically. is IS hard o. nails
and is trimming over with night and
pluck. Moreover. he has lots Of life
and dask. coupled with rare good
judgment. However. he never has
gone four miles in competition. but
there seems to be no feeling OF doubt
among Yale men a. 10 his ability to
negotiate the whole distance without
trouble.
Like Yale. Harvard has q crew
which has rowed together almost
without change for the most part OF
the spring. q distinct beneft. Of
course. The eight. an II n rowing
now--and this makeup Is almost Ger
tain to be pcrmaneut--is as follows:
Capt. Murray. bow; Morgan, No. 2;
Steb5ins. No. 3: Harwood, No. 4;
Mttendorf, No. s.: Parson, No. g.:
Cabot. No. Z: Lund. stroke.
or these. Murray. Harwood and
Parson were members OF last years
varsity crew. Mittendorf. Morgan
and .und rowed on Harvard's second
crew. which won In England. Steb.
bins and Cabot rowed on last years
freshmen crew, which defeated Yale.
Thus II will be seen that oil Of the
men are experienced. six of them
having been through much racing.
The Cambridge men are sticking to
the same style OF stroke which they
used last year and for . number OF
seasons past.
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DUNDEE WINNER;
CROWD LEAVES
AS WELSH BOXES

NEW YORK. June 19.---Johnny
Dundee today stands supreme among
New oYrk's lightweights. The Ital.
ian battler with the Scotch monick.
or last night handed the veteran
east side dentist. Leach Cross. the
fastest trimming OF his career. Dun.
dee slammed his way to victory Via
the popular decision route before
more than 10000 people In Ebbets
field, In Brooklyn.
Freddie Welsh appeared on the
same card. dealing out a victory over
Jack Lustig. a second rater. The
bout was slow and featureless, and
half the crowd left before II was
over.
Dundee and Cross put up the fast
est, most spectacular battle staged
In New York in years.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

CHICAGO. June is.-speedway
park went dry yesterday.
Since the big automobile course
was begun a number OF stands q
various points about the inclosure
have been doing a brisk trade. pr1n-
orally In bottled beer. among
workmen and visitors. A special
permit had been obtained from the
haywood authorities and the busi.
ness during the last two weeks a.
tained the proportions Of very ~
spectacle little industry.
After . brief conference. the
speedway oflcials decided that the
sale Of liquor within the Enclosure
was q source of danger and an or.
der went forth Immediately that
every drop OF booze be cleared from
the park. All day a prpcessiou Of
wagons made the rounds Of the
stands. picking up their stock and
carting II away.
II don't propose 10 20 on record
as . prohibitionist." said r. E. ID
wards. director ~ contests, "but I
have seen more than one fatal acct.
dent on automobile courses due 70
the presence OF liquor. It b mot
always because OF drunkenness.
Frequently the men get careless
and throw their empty bottles o.
the track or In other places where
they get broken. We've hsd men
killed in this way. and We hats e.
cided that the sale Of. liquor here
must be stopped"
In the afternoon . big crook oe
lemonade appeared on each q the
Quondam beer stands. and the deal
ers, with WY faces. invited the pop.
ulace to buy. They lid reasonably
well. too. for II was q thirsty day.
Good news for the bleacher fano
has been announced by the spoe6-
way authorities. This was IN elevs
enth-hour Arrangement for the oroo.
ton OF about 10000 seats In the II.
field. to be sold at 80 cents each.
Hitherto q dollar has been The
price Of the cheapest seat for ~
500-miIe race on the twenty-sixtA.
All charges for seats. OF couSses
are In addition to the general adp
mission price Of e. but The opDors
tunity OF getting good scat a.
four bits less than had been an
nounced 10 expected to attract =
ODod MANY fhouaa 1As yhn vSfnhh
not otherwise attend the race.
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What About These Birds? NJ
Stars and Dubs All At Oncf

WASHINGTON, June 19.-what
can an ambitious. earnest dopster
do about mesa like this. The II.
gers yesterday got 10 bingles. well
distributed throughout the roster.
stole seven bases and won the
game, 5 to 3, sticking In the race q
day when Boston and Chicago both
won. That Is all very good.
Further examination OF the box
score. however. shows that Detroit
earned but one run. and that Alva
Williams had to catch most Of the
game, and as at Detroit, last month,
his horrible throwing TO the bases
lost the game for Grifnth. More
over, the statistics show that with
such a glass arm back Of the mask
and wishbone protector. ~ Tigers
were left on bases. Moreover, Mr..
Steen. who was purchased at the
Indian bargain counter % . tanner
OF Washington ball players, was
jerkp7i in the midst Of the contest
and Mr.. Coveleskie was substituted,
the southpaw's work saving IN e.
tremely lucky victory.
Now what can the poor dopester
do?
The first inning r. . good place
to start. Singles by Kavanagh and
Cobb. and two bases on balls filled
the sacks and forced In . run. Thsn
Cobb. veach. and Burns pulled Z
beautiful triple steal. the second u
The Tigers Cor ths seasea anA What
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BACK TOMORROW
EEkS Of BALL
RANK NAvIN'S PARK
c. WHITE scores WINS
WITH FRACTURED DIGIT.

CHICAGO June 19.-eharlie
White. who has ave straight
knockonts to his credit. and has
put to sleep eight OF his last
nine opponents, has discovered
q new appeal for publicity. He
has learned that one Of his hands
IL broken and that he will have
to have an operation before II
will be safe for him to fight
again. According to physicians,
the fracture has been there for
some time. making his walloping
record all the more remarkable.
An x-ray photo u Wolgast--
proves the fracture contention.
One Of his fingers II broken near
the tip. His physician says
Charlie will be back In the ring
within 10 days after his opera
ton.
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performers yesterday. and By noon
It was predicted on every hand that
he would be the second amatsur
ever to win the American classic.
Travers' score was 2s7. and Tom
McNamara. who was roosting near
the top throughout the tourney. was
second with 2ss. Robert @. McDon-
aid was third with 800, and then
came George Low. and Fred Nc
Leod. Walter Hagen last years
title winner. was tied with Paris
Nichols. French. Ksrrisan and
Reid at s0s and Chick Evans made
s07. Francis Ouimst did no better
than. 317. although he was favorite
early In the tournament
The other players al trailed b.
hind these scores. Yesterday Jim
Donaldson. An Illinois pro-" broke
the course record by getting around
IN 20. He did not get In the prise
money. however. Travers. being IN
amateur. will be awarded plate 70
represent his winnings. The priv
money VIII be divided among the
6inning urofessionals. Travers has
been the winner Of four amateur
nationals and fve metropolitan
Journeys. and Is . popular victor IN
the supreme test Of American golf.
ing.
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should have been the third. sx6obt
for q nuky foul and double play -
a recent game ut Navin's lot. ThoHo
are two runs, ono earned and ~
other very legitimate. Henry Waa
spiked on this play. and willia1ps
entered forthwith. A
In the NTH. Bush and Ceob
singled. and pulled q double stoGl-
That was good work. But willia1Ds
threw 70 center neld and both runs
nsrs came home. We are sorry foP
Williams. but those two scores wVeo
legitimate enough. for doubtless edos
sideration Of williams weakuooo
entered into the strategy which 20.
NOTED the play. ~
In the seventh, q single and soQAo
walks cot Morry around to third.
and he scored on Williams boot e
Moeller's throw. That was hdr1ly
IN earned run In any sense OF (ho
word. But II Il weren't for thooo
IL men left on bases, with 4 catcher
like williams working. q wholesale
boost for Tige woul dbe IN order ~
reward for this contest.
Meanwhile. In the sixth. wasklnDL
ton got 10 Stecn for two runs ~
clean hitting. They got anothee -
the seventh, and Convey went IN. ~
the bases nIl. and then induoo1
0sndil 10 bust into Z double ~.
That finished Washington. ~
teams play again today with On
sleskis % . probable pitching Co.
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no Hopes to Starfle the
j51eSS World Blu l:;59 Pace

Heb June 1sThe big feature event OF the grand cir
park Kalamazoo, during the week Of August ~,
4t5.D elaG pace
- ceest seppes in America eligible start
N1eo Secretary William p. Engelman intends hand up.
~ what the race win be the biggest turf Of the
- 0A hevs turned the mile fast enough .
laU Dofectum l. Anna Bradford and Frank Bogash. Jr
v0oo ooo will be oRerod for the that
oeo - track rocofd While the for which
49, - not beon announced Il u understood ng
49, vm ssusa(1on among trainers and drivers.
yeoxS eoplals q IL local track have been
D4 - kalamazoo md that u the real motive behind
nguev ~ ~ ehamploo pacefs
1T 49, botween Tie quartet Of fast seppers
~ JoSOo crowd 70 the Kalar meeting
so1oo fnc1ng game would 70 this city from all
eaees 70 witness what would undoubtedly Be the
4z9rs win b IN the bsst q cosdidons when they
~ ~ start eampalung the early part q
- ~ muos n reoos4b reaking time 1t
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The Red Cox nnd. the Browns sof,

The Red Cox nnd the Browns soft
picking. Won another OF the series,
The Old National had another over
time battle yesterday. Pitcher poak.
81 the Cards. tired out Raglan. OF the
Braves. and beat him. and 2. In
the twelfth.
Happy Felsch had q joyous day He
drove out q homer with the bases
packed. figured In the scoring OF
three more runs. and made a wonder
fui One-hand catch Of n liner during
3 batting rally and executed a double
olSy on hret. OF course. all this had
10 happen to poor "onnie Mack.
Catcher McAvoy wss spiked yes
terday and will be out OF the game
Tor q while.
lts stiil 81 days until the 18th OF
J6ly. So. Mr.. StaIlings IN riding
oesy, merely waiting for the psyche
logtcai moment ~ 'twefe.
That American league race In dis
Guottu3-whsn one wins. they all
win---that Is Boston. Chicago and
Detroit.
The Braves are getting harder to
Mex a. the fatal sixteenth approaches.
Il took the Cards ~ innings 10 ac-
complish the fcnt yesterday.
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vincent Stevenson, one of the
greatest quarterbacks Of all time, Is
ct the head Of movement to make
Vivian Nickalls. former coach Of the
Detroit Boat club and now crew
coach ct Pennsy. the successor Of
the late Mike Murphy. Stevenson
points out that the lack Of IN EN-.
efent trainer has made Penn espe-
cially weak In football since Murphy
died. He 10 Of the opinion that Nick
alls could remedy that serious situa-
tion II he would. While Nickalls
knows English football thoroughly.
he u not q familiar a he might Be
with the American game. But Ste
venson usgss that teaching football
10 the coaches husiness and that
WV" could do heroic work in sim
ply caring for the physical condition
OF the players.
Here In Detroit, where they swear
By Nickalls Is Q man and coach. the
prevalent opinion Of the athletes who
have rowed for him seems to be that
- . crew coach he IL wonder. but
that a. . trainer he might not do
his fame - . tutor OF athletes Jus
tice.
Stevenson points out one interest.
ing and plausible thing. He calls at.
tention to the desirability Of having
. magnetic. genial personality
around = university grid camp-a
role in which Nickalls would shine
without question.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
cRoouEr AAs REVIVAL,

Dealers In sporting goods come to
bat with IN unexpected assertion.
They say that croQuet Is enjoying q
revival comparable to the strides in
popular favor being made BY golf
and tennis. and that they are being
swamped with orders for the outfits
with which that ancient and much
maliened sport IL perpetrated. Gro
quet 10 . very fair device to keep
folks out Of mischief. and there lie
no reason why II should not he pop-
ular in many quarters. More pow.
or to It.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
TENNIS STARTS
ON NEW COURTS

Tennis was added TO the list 90
summer sports at the Y. N. @. -
this week when playing beganign
the new courts ut Elizabeth ~
John R-sts- Nearly 80 membsro, -
the. "Y" are enrolled In the tea11o
club already. and Ave courts are -.
Ing used. II Is expected that .
championship contest will - staoo4
later In the season. &
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'TRAvERS IS
OPENCHAMP
Amateur Goes Ahead
/. on Final Day-Oui-
met way Back

BALrUsROL. GOLF CLUB.
SHORT HILLS. N. J.. June ls.-
The crown that represents the ma
tional golf championship OF 1915
viii adorn the brow Of IN amateur.
Jerome Travers. playing splendid
golf. swept ahead Of Z large nsld
composed Of the pick OF American
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

TotaI basee--Deu0ft, 10. Woehtue-
ton. II. stolen basss-Bush. Cobb :;
runs-oG steen. }: on Boehiin9 I.
Two-base hits-0andii. Mosiler. Hits
On steen. s In 8 i-3 tnntngs: OF
CoveIeskie. In . "a innings: on
0 in l inning: OF Hopper. 0 IN Ia
ming. Double plays-NeBriAe. Nor.
gan and Gapdil; Bush. KAvanaQh
and Burns Left on bases--DStroit.
bsiI.wom sssen. 4: on covslsskis. I:
OF BoehlinR. :; on 0aliia. 1: on Hop.
per. ]. First base on errors--Wash-
ington. 2. struck out---By Coveleskee.
/: by Boehiing. z. by Hopper. !,
Naftin
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West gnds Play oakweeds.

West End club will play the
strong Oakwood team Sunday aft
srnoon at tho lakewood grounds.
According to the dope the West
Eads will run into stir proposition.
for last Sunday II took the city
champion Alerts IL innings TO de-
feat the Oakwoods. The following
west Ends are requested to report
ct Harris not later than o'clock:
Okibby. Dettinger, Lucas. Schroeder.
". ochults, n. schults. Smith,
Wsin. Monk, Hendrian. 0krie and
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
MYSTERY BAN
LOOSE AGAIN

NEW YOK. June 19.--Peace ru.
mors filled the air when Ban B.
Johnson gumshoed into New York
today and conferred with the own.
ers OF the Yankees. The American
league president refused to say q
word concerning his visit. He also
had nothing to say regarding Ty
Cobb's efforts as an author.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

Four Bob-Lo diamonds are to be
scenes Of carnage Tuesday. One
diamond No. 3 the Epiphany 20's
will play Christ Church, Epiphany
1873 will play 81. Johns on diamoAd
No. 4, and 81. Peters will encounter
Epiphany 12's on diamond No. 8.
Just plain Epiphany viii cross bats
with St. Joseph on No. s. All the
games will start at II o'clock.
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last year. Thus confidence reigns in
both camps. Not In years has there
been so much betting between the
followers OF the Dark Blue and the
Crimson. and II Is at even money
Because OF these facts. and for the
reason that this is the hrst season
In years that the New London crews
rank higher than those at Pough-
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am. msSsst IvHssf -
Carl. bin. .. &C. a. DurfesC ......s
~ o!h:! entrants. flms-i:iSx
., q: ~ /. r; !: ss ss:: ..;'s
fss Sisssom. en. "a. n. chiidsj !
Also etasted-Deetof b. C.. B. =
asiso .v, sssifsss'd- f;%:a,.i sGy
risssa Dillon. B. N. lShuicr). III
R R':: Ai "a: g, il sfSs,s: is
,diissss, s.:s Patch. sis. n. ii sis.s
sYli xoesrix. ca. n. (chadbeurnsl
kss;S II a Dec $: sD:a we:
Time-2:f0H. 3:i0k. 3:iik.
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Another War Derby RUN.

NEWMARKET. England, June 10.
The New Oaks stakes. . war time
substitute for the Epson Oaks
stakes OF $4,000. for threeyear-old
fillies. was run here and won b
Snow Marten. Bright was second
and Silver Tag was third. Eleven
horses. including Herman B. Dur.
yeas Flash W., started.
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NEW LINEUP
AT MICHIGAN

ANY ARBoR,. Mich, June 1s.-.stew-
art will play nrst bose and Niefnan
Michigan baseball team. These men
Of the "basebsiI scandsi" Tho re-
modelled lineup meets the alumni
team. with Handing pitching. ut
Ferry Field this afternoon.
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CADILLAC. Mich. June 1s.--Ad
wolgast Is home again. and will
start training for his bout with Steve
Ketchell, at Denver. late this month.
He win fight Joe yelling at Benton
Harbor, July s.
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Grand Opera. ch. h. (Neviliej Ill
Little Alfred. br. =. IL Flem-
oar 'ss Colonel. ei. h. iion.::j, ::......si;
NarsAslA. br. A. (N. RayJ. .....3 sd
Yedua. b., N. fNesbitt) ..slSl
Tims-f:l4k. 3:0sK. s:ioN.
9o9 Yoee-cUvue o4oo.
Birdie welsh. On. m. IN
4sSis 3. ca. m. iNcEwcnj.:..t ssi
Hareonia Ell. :: tMcRae) ,...s {
Bislis Bryson. br. m (Far-
TN fin.-.i:ii;1x. i;isx. s:iax. ,:,sx..
pessless Hal, ch. m. (Pickle) I'LL
All Direct. bin. h. tJones. 4 al
Lou!ss Hal b.; n tcostsO. .sss3
Ia. ssk,.ouASs S'os'fofa. Oh, m. Dr.
Time-i17X. sisX. .:i5N, ?i7.
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The Usitsd states bsttjsship Ar.
kansas Won he intership athletic
tosTnaDsat at the New Yssk nsvy
yasA yeotsr6ay.
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North Detroit cricket team v1l0
play South and East will play West
at Belle Isle tomorrow afternoo0,
play beginning at 2 o'clock.
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\ SPORTING Mystery

that Los Angeles really won the ~
Morris trophy. Nobody seems ~
know Just who tho victor is. op1
half & dozen cities have put in t1o1f
claims In the past three days.
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On account OF the heavy rain the
track was rather slow. Archie will
winning. the race from King XS1rt
Again Donnie ~ proved invincibIe.
losing one heat BY stumbling In .
Aid. Gaze will hereafter act m pre-
siding Judge. with Harry Nosiep
starting.
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''CH|''. OVAL
]. TO Be DRY.
Liquor Sale Banned on
Account Of the
Danger ~

CulCAGO. Juae los-The sss1n.
seat dr. ruls enfsreeA ~ Ne
speedway. ausAssttiss usey reeelt
n . stslks. caPpeeesss sa1 -.
horeps - the nunbeR 81 eeoot
lyooo 0uoe yesterday when eAeeo~
ties svas .sae ~ eeer-sssSsS.6
counter hetweea . W0ekmaa oo4
ml0ltlomeu II salA - ~ the real
r0ason fer The WolkOUts
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prov,a! rsss's :: 3.:.: .:' city. T.
Ns Ss:sfs1 q - kSs nSssi' D..
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Harvard Wins

NEW YORK, June 19.--Harvard
made q clean sweep Of the spring
series with Princeton, winning here
yesterday, . - ., I.
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Federal League.


ChicaRo. 2: Bunalo. ..
Baltimore, Il: Kansas City. 10.
81. Louis. IL; Newark. =.
Pittsburgh, .: Brooklyn. 4.
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STANDINGS
American League.

Yesterday Rssuit..
s., lnHI. oaS:. ssstssSs T I
Bssseriie.%HamiIton and Asnew:
-VLoughiin and HiIdebrand.
Innings. :s!ss!se RI Z
ffs s'i:aS.i - dsEiiiis I
Batteries---Faber and schaik: Bush.
Davis and Lapp. umpires--waiiace
and Connolly.
- Toasy's Games.
Detroit At WASHINGTON.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland At New York 1.-TWO
81. Louis at Boston.
South Michigan League.
=. sTAyDISG.
" L Pct. - WI Pct
E c s.s ;s;i SCI s s,'Hs isss IS
Bay City 20 "a iss Jackson IS 20 asa
YestevAay's Ressits.
g .i Bend. Il ss:s::ss-$si:!.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Lake:
Mcdonald and Mattison.
TeNsy's Games.
Battle Greek 1t Flint 1.-TWO games).
Ray City At saginaw.
South Bend at Jackson.
Fourier IL back on FIRST base for
the White sox. That's where he at
tempted to play last year.
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woDse0oe1 Woa . 100 % Jenaosa
syoeA Ce0e1y sessol. ~ lsoal w..
- .ee1sg = CsDs1y.nsass0aeA
C1nV - - ~
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Yesterday Results.
Innings. : is9 Y " r
Pittsburgh al oil 0 o g Tls 0
Batterie---Perritt. Ritter and Mey-
ers. Mamaux. Adams and Gibson.
Cmpires--EasoH and QuieIsy
ie345s7S9 10l1ic Ri T.
Boston IL 0oo0oooa l o 90 s 9
ST. LOUISE l o 0 10000 I o Ia . !
Batteries--Ragan and Whaling.
DoAk and snyder, Umpiros--klem and
Emslie.
Today'a Cnmes.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Phillies at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at 81 Louis.
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Harness Racing


1ummartss 81 the races ct the De1
ter Park matinee:
FIRST RACE, 500 CLASS.
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National League.

Yesterday. Re.uIt.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

the public that win be Of interest to
folks who have thought that ball
games started too early for their
convenience. The game tomorrow
viii start 1t Sis o'clock. and here
after on week days. except Saturday.
III games win begin at $3.50 o'clock.
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The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
American Association.

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The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

TeAay's Cannes.
Battle Creek 1T Flint 1.-TWO games)
Ray City at Saginaw.
South Bend at Jackson.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

90 Bend ii ssces . e-fit
Jackson 20 $500 o o o o. q 8
Batteries--va1landi and LAX
Mcdonald and Mattison.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

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