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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
TOURNAMENT BOOSTED
GAME m THESE PAETs.

The prediction vas made iass
week that this national goit rouraa-
ment would prove a great thing for
Detroit and Michigan golf Il Is yet
too early 20 determine Just how
much the average skill Ia these
parts VIII DE improved, bur from The
interest shown in ire ,ourpameUt
IL IS a cinch that much hitherto dor.
muut enthusiasm has been aroused
Golf j. Ike any other sport in thar
IL thrives OF publicity and The gen
erous space recently devoted % The
Scotch game together WIKI the or
rcrtunity this week 70 see me great
s, players ,h.s country boasts actin.
slly under FIRE. has gotten The bugs
by the ears The spiend,d showing
II TIE Detroit entrants has also
helped 10 give tae game prestige
here thar IL Las never before en-
J0rc5
z thr good wo-k O: the early fail
is followed gp next tear Is a mum.
beI n ,0grHameH's Of all sorts.
there is 20 reason Tay this district
shoaid ro. soon develop hos, o.
formidable ssatters - the yu,ta
retcha
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
sEMl-FINALIsTs MEN
OF FEW HONORS.

These four semi.hnalists that
battled yesterday were a peculiar
lot for such honors in a national
tournament Sherman has never
before figured prominently in any
tournament outside OF bis home dis
strict upstate in New York. In fact
he was practically unknown 20 the
golfers until this tournament al
though all OF them we're acquainted
with his brother Tom.
Gardner fought his wey through
the championship IN 1909, but never
did he figure prominently In other
tournaments. aud his drive through
then was similar TO this-a quiet.
persistent climb 70 the top while
the stars were eliminating each
other.
Anderson was runnerup ia the
1913 national tournament and the
Metropolitan tourney this year. but
that IL his total OF big achievement
on the links.
Max Marston is just boy. who
stirred things up bit IN the ma,
tional open without gaining much
permanent honor. and whose lone
big feat was the winning Of the New
Jersey state championship this
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
GARDNER HAS THE
REAL STUFF.

While Bob Gardner must be con
sidered dark horse OF the deepest
ebony hue, there is reason 10 be
lieve that he will be a real cham
pion II he wins today Gardner has
done just what he did In 1903 He
has fought his way through Al
times be has had some soft picking.
Thursday Ned Sawyer went TO
pieces and gave him an easy vic
tory.
But yesterday Gardner was put
on the rack and showed the finest
sort OF pluck and skill Three down
and Ave 10 go was the predicament
In which Bob found himself IN the
afternoon, and the logged courage
with which he cut down that lead
OF Marston's and finally captured
the last hole when Max faltered for
moment and lost two-foot put
made golf tradition
Any golfer who can win after be
ing three down and Eve 10 go with
such q scrapper as Max Marston for
foe, is made OF the stun from
which real champions are nodded.
and as such Gardner viii surely be
hailed II he succeeds In eliminating
John Anderson today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
SAIL CLASSIC
RACED TO-DAY

CHICAGO Sept Topped on
By = brisk wind and clear sky.
Americas sailboat classic got under
way today The yacht Josephine.
eastern seaboard champion. was pit.
ted against the pick Of the west.
Chicago's Valiant. 20 determine tho
American sailing championship The
boats will meet IN series of races
until ono has won three ln add
ton 10 tho championship tho win
ner gets the Nanhasset and Ocean
Great lakes trophies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
That's Best Result of
Upsets That Featured
Big Tourney
GARDNER CAN
STAND GAFF
If He Wins Today, He'll
Prove to Be Real
Champion
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

The national amateur golf tour
nament started last Saturday with
the most representative entry list In
its history Today 1t ends Vith
every favorite for even the semi
finals long on the side lines. and
with Bob Gardner, OF the west, and
John Anderson. Of the east meet.
ing in the match that will crown
the new champion For years this
week at Detroit will be known as
the tournament OF upsets Nothing
Ike IL has been known in the his
tory OF golf
While the real explanation may
be that all the~stars were caught
of their game al the same time,
nevertheless this national tourney
that ends today will result IN the
Arm conviction. for year az least.
that American golf has so advanced
that II no longer can be dominated
by select few. Travers. Ouimet
and Evans will probably be hailed
as the trfumvirate for some time
yet. but until they again SWEEP
through tournament together.
they will no longer be considered
invincible All OF which is good
thing for golf.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
ouEkERs SEE RED sCE
WIN WORLD SERIES.

Philadelphia looked over the Red
Sox this week with great interest.
IN the Quaker CITY here IS steadily
spreading conviction that fhe bat
teries for the opening game In the
world series viii be Grover Alexan-
der and Joe Wood So the Quakers
smbled out 70 Connie Mamks PARK
90 look over tie prospective foe
Their verdict is Interesting The
Philsdelphians decided that The Bos-
toners we're quite a ball club. but
that Alexander was pitcher enough
% stop them and that some OF ne
other Phillie slabs,ers were also cap
able Of capturing a few OF the gold.
en- harvest iousts Indeed. after
taking measure Of the confidence u
the Red sux IN their ability % inlth
ale any club IN The world into the
mysteries OF the grand set back.
these Philsdelphians are lntimsting
that should their Phillies and Bill
Carrigan's psstimers ever meet on
the diamond some 1914 world series
history misat be repeated with the
National league continuing In its
role Of q year ago.
Granting ina, Alexander is cap
able Of winning q couple Of games
from any club on earth The rest o.
the dope seems uov 20 De- a rosy
pipe dream
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
BEHR FIRST
TO DROPOUT
But Eight Left in
National Net
Tourney

FOREST HILLS. Z. l, Sept a.
Eight survivors OF the original held
OF las cracks remained today 70 con
tinue the elimination process that
viii leave the two beat 10 battle for
the championship next Tuesday.
a new spectre today was confront
Ing the favoritee Mclaughlin. the
California crack. and Williams, the
champion Il WAS dlninuuve VII
liam NJ Johnston. another Calitor'
nian. whose stock Was soaring as a
result OF his brilliant victory over
Karl X Bebr. veteran Davis cup
player. late yesterday Johnston dis
PLAYED what judges termed the best
tennis seen daring the tournament
and won a lot at supporters He
will have stir opposition today how.
ever. wheu he meets still another
Californian. Clarence J Griren.
Johnston IL a favorite In this match.
- Champion Williams "a expected 20
have little difficulty TODAY ia his
match with William Rand. and Mc.
IouEhlin Is expacted 90 w!n easily
from Francis T Hunter New York
Theodore e Pell New York. and
Irving Wright Boston. VIII FUR
rish he other match
The national inter,cholastic cham
pionship will be decided AZ noon
when :. Garland of PITTSBURGH.
pEd Harold Throckmcrtoa OF SeHa
rem. y J. take Tho courts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
REACH BALL
SEMI-FINAL.
Edelweiss and Laun-
dry Boys Clash
Tomorrow

The semtanal game in the De
rot Amateur Baseball federation
will be played sunday afternoon at
Mack paris. az 8 IS clock. when the
EdeIoe.ss and Grand Laundry teams
hook UP
Each ~ these contenders has so
'sr eliminated rVo clubs. .he Grand
Launt~e trimming The s & and
So lou. while the Edelveiss have
put trC work og che lmperals and
'he Sherf- and the dope is about
toss-up as both ~ them have very
good pitchers aad carchcr- and are
evenly balanced otherwise
Mckinley rhc wil -outhpav who
rhe Oakmaas down 0jtd only one
ait la~t week .eu- 20 be- the hurl
ne choice lar ,6e Brewers. and with
Madison behind .tr ba, they make
worry formidable pair
For fae launlrym,u "Sr7r" Ma
son. s-eiger or Tracey a-e The peg
sers who are ready 90 work. and
'hey Vili Haea either Kir1y or Rabl
dean ,1 bold tem up
Another Interesting game sir uc
piay .i 80 1885, and w,U uuag no.
ee.hsr .a. Louis and Peerless
clubs H9.a ~ Hcar teams have
been pHt oG, oI Gs ruuE.Ge Do fID
t..tt---. ..... f...t ....r. l.. t... ....,... I'd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
AUTO CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING

Tho Wolverine Automobile club
will hold special meeting on Tues.
daF Sept - and outline plans for
launching q vigorous membership
campaign Tho city OF Detroit will
he laid IF IN districts and a captain
end aides VII canvass their respec.
tive districts for new members.
Each and every owner OF an auto
mobile yin be approached other
matter n.y. FOR confederation VIII be
petitions for legislation ON abolish.
ing The Zoe system prevailing among
outside consiatlos and county ON
GERS Convict labor on the roads Of
tho state 81 Michigan and exchange
Of recoeuitl9r y automobile licenses
tcfweon Michigan and Ontario.
r. VI EtDREDGE.
Chairman Publicity Committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
SPEED FOR
ST. PAUL
New Speedway Opens
Today With Race of
All-Star Pilots

ST PAUL. MINI. Sept with
Resta De Palma. Olddcld. Wilcox
Cooper. Purporafo. Anderson and
Bergdshl entered for the $4,000
purse. 81 Paurs FIRST speedway 500.
mlle race started This morning The
track is two miles and $4,000 VIII
be given as FIRST prize. with appor
tIonment OF other prizes
one thousand men worked day and
night TO put 300 acres OF ground In
order for today's race Just 300 600
cubic yards Of earth were removed
To- grading Iu order 10 pave Tho
course $4,000 barrels OF cement were
used and 2.00o00o feet of lumber
were used 10 provide seating facli
ties for rs 900 Forty feet safety
zones have been established
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
Watching the Scoreboard.

walter Johnson ana Al MarauS
hrfh won their Eames leading 20 tho
tu'pi-I0r that everything IL running
true 20 form again
The one argument against that
opinion is The urdeuInhie fact that
Tho Giants beat tho pills
Noi prIv Gid mo Vrowns heat tho
Tigers but thew added salt 10 The
c+f ht doing IL on = triple steal
THAT 's robb's stun and they stole
80 .tr.ght
The Urares crRwiad step nearer
'h" second place Dodgers and ptUs
u' U~ki0E tho former while the
Giants wer" wh1hnE tho latter
Ev1ue and rhul-the we'll known
bull fHhfer~ should so popular in
chicago today Thov literally gave
''evelHrl game Yesterday through
nm overnight 100 calling man out
However. cleveland needs 'em. and
maybe SO waf philanthropy bat wei
hints fu nm iro IN Chicago any more
were we Exams and chin
Ruck Weaver Of the chicago. and
EiUN named Malone. ~ Connie
Ma ke crow. were the only ones 20
make circuit smash under tho biK
tent Eeaterdny
N ChjcuRp'r cubs DON'T watch out.
th"fie going 20 find themselves
looking upward % Mller HuEgins'
'ardiual crew defeat today n
he 81 Louis team wins. viii turn
tho trick
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
COULD CALLAHAN NAVE
DONE IT.

The Inevitable question has been
asked by the rumoro friends u
Jimmie Callahan White sox man.
ager Of bygone days Who vas de-
posed and succeeded by Clarence
Rowland Comiskev aas spent thou.
sasds OF dollars 70 strengthen his
team.
Always a pretty good cluh. in the
past year Collius Murphy. Joe
Jackson and Nemo Leibold have
been added And ztU t6a Hose coa.
tinue 90 be- exploded psuuart posi-
buItcs ln oad ~ being strength.
cned by all these items ou Comis.
keys shopping 'ist au 0f whom
we're purchased I'm mid-season. With
the exception Of Eddie Collins tho
club has been steadily growing
worse It's nght S. gone The gin.
Ke~> o. not there The clrr seems 10
have less confidence with Joe Jack.
SON than without him.
Something besides failure to keep
out IN from, all season IS to blame
Maybe its nor The manager from the
bushes but friend OF Jimmie Gala.
ban are f1ll OF ideas about what that
esteemed baseball pilot could have
Gone in the say OF winning pen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
Fresh Kid Is National Leagues Leading
Hurler; Names Mamaux and He Came Cheap

When Albert ManAu1 to,ned the
Pittsburgh Pirates he VAS called O
fresh guy Now his freshness s.
called spunk The difference Is that
al BE had then. az far As tae play
ers knew wss a lot o. talk about
himself Ncv he .s the leading
pitcher OF the league. With even
Alexander ,ratllEg him
Marty O'Tuoie cost tie Pirates
$4,000 and failed Mamaux did not
cost them a nickel In fact Be tcrc-
ed himself onto TIE club
After the youngstaT starred iu CO..
lege and semi-pro ball be srgued
Frsd Clarke Pirate manage. info
letting him have a uniform ana a.
loving him 20 practise With re
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04

ever made II night JOB Cleveland 70.
gently and az TIE same meet in tho
daylight races Louis Disbrow
cleaned The field altb fbe new Bns-
COO Red Streak bud" Lonsbury
I handle the second Maxwell, and
Thornton or Fitzpatrick the second
HrI o0e Burland tll drive the
FFuen-Detrol' and Jennings the
ErafoD In ne lapt meeting on The
'ar grouod track Farmer Bn"
EnIIe4i At The wheel ~ on~ % the
H8yvalIa would haFe pot n new
r.-l1s i04ule dirt track record.
He had not bgu % aro Hcar the
0n THc race between the VOL
VERNE -pscdsfrr prom. ns TO DO
OF tlr mus hotF contested Of
tae wortHs either before or after
dark
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
SPORT CHATTER

Now the world may continue to re-
volvc, charley McInert hns beufev
Jim savage for the henvyweight ring
championship Of New Jersey
The Giant. are iossI 60 Nrfsr,u
tfter he said they were the pun = est
gang he ever managed, they let Inv
~ndrr hold them bltless, Iust 80 the
boss would not lose his reputstiea ~
prophet.
Chnriey white will hEht NJ soon n.
bis bolts disappear. Whites hollis
threaten To become fnuous az that
pet bunlon OF Tom Necdhan. old Cub
catcher.
The press agent 30 tho Mcfarland
gibbons Scrip overlooked a bet. lie
didn't have ruckeN Rod MILO wran-
nic for sfecu weeks over the ehotcr
of n rrferee, That blokc will get the
eau, sure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
MORE WOMEN
ENTER TOURNEY

NEW YORK Sept s Eight ad.
ditional entries for tho national
womens golf championship 20 be
held ~ Chicago. wore announced
today Thoy' are Mrs. G. - Bar
rows ~ Portland. Nc and tho fol.
lowing from Chicago Miss G. n
Medley Miss EuzoDeth v button
Mr. x II Ripley Mrs Paul r.
Gardner Mrs Bruce Borland. and
Mrs Warren Macarthur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
o Has Tigers Goggy Landing First GameNo Looks Like Trouble Ahead
susHER sPUREs MAJOR
LEAGUE FOR LAUNDRY

Harry Wolter. with the Ncv
York Americans several years
and now with los Angeles Cal.
has refused several offers 20 re-
turn 10 the major leagues. lie
agreed 70 so 10 the Chicago
White SoX for the remainder OF
this season. but only on condi.
ton that he be allowed TO return
20 Los Angeles next year.
Wolter has a laundry business
az Santa Clara, Cal. and that
may be the reason he spurns
the big leagues. and then. too. II
may he he has had enough OF
major league ball He IS hit
ting 500 on the coast He
dropped 20 the minors after he
Injured bis leg while with New
York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
oUT CO.'S SHERMAN.
Boy Hurls Winning
Ball for 81 Innings

FEORfA, H.. Sept A boy
phenom has been uncovered here
IN Walter Breynier ts.years- old
pitcher. He worked IN morning and
afternoon games yesterday for the
Proctor Recreation Centers. a semi
pro team, n the tune Of % innings.
tho first game ending In a thinning
tie. %, and winning the second %
innings, s-5. His hi' won the second
game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
RAIN MARS
The FINALS
DOwnpOur Delays Start
of Last Round in
Golf Tourney

COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
COURSE. Sept "A heavy down.
pour delayed the start OF the morn.
ing round OF the finals in the ma.
tional amateur golf tourney. and II
appeared at mid.moning that Il
would be necessary 10 play the
championship match In the rain
Following the tournament match.
threebal match Is scheduled for
Trsvers. Ouimet and Evans for q
trophy TO be presented by the Coun-
try club, Inasmuch as this match
has been arranged for the pleasure
OF the galleries who have been fol
lowing the game this week. Il Ia
hardly probable that II will be play
I'd unless the weather clearL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
vosT TURNS GOLF
CRITIC.

Among the faithful members Of
the gallery that reveled IN the ma
tional tournament golf this week
was none other than Coach YOst OF
the University Of Michigan gridders
DO you play golf. Mr. Yost."
qncricd a friend who CHANGED upon
him.
Nav" replied the noted football
Mayer With emphasis but. say.
Marston shouldn't have missed that
tut on the second green. and Gard
neT SIRE helped his play when he
shifted 10 the iron instead 81 contin-
uing 10 use his wooden clubs" Etc.
nd innnitum.
Yost thinks he missed grand
chance 20 condition BIS SQUAD by
marchIns them around the course
after few OF tho tournament golf
era. instead Of sending them into
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
"Creat Club Can Haze Too
Manu- Great Pitchers

The Cubs. says John Evo-s.
1h.ls disc-ss.az laverlers great
uo-hH game against fhe Giaa'r. are
one 0t tho greatest ealI teams 10 The
game today and ought 90 1e OFT ln
front rigAt uoT bg 80 points Whv
aren't they leading .len2 Bad man
sgement by BreSnaasn $50 ana
% me opinion that Roger ras han
died the team extremely 1sll I'm
possible as it may seem. am BEGIN
ming 70 believe that the Cube ara
'osirg because they have too msay
good pitchers Their pitching star
includes 30 many star cur,ers ina.
they don't ger eroDE1 work per
man. t0 keep them going DroDrrlt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
WHERE WAS ROWLAND
YEsTERDEY7

The more jealous friends u Call
iahan found something % cheer
them yesterday In game with
Cleveland. when an Indian was on
arst base. Krke swung ar Wild
pitch FOR third strike aud made
bis base The other runner advanc-
ing Kirke vas OUT automatically.
5ut the indians said nothing and
neither Rowland nor Collins nor
any Of those White sox raised an
objection The play Ken, through.
and 70 ultimately cost Chicago the
game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04

They are on The slab FAR too seldom
Men like Lavender ought 70 be work
ea much of'eHer than they have
-eeu utilized TINS season and vet
gao staff OF good ones IS so numer-
.s 'Gat II you were 10 work a
couple o. them a. 6ffen az they
should appesr, several others would
20 stale for lack o. active playing.
Glfiug each man an occasional
hirI on The slab provides 20 little
7ork that thay csnf pitch steady
as when they DO perform n the
Cubs bad been equipped with two
laes pitchers think they'd have
tesn our iu front and throwing dust
On other PEOPLE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
MANDOT TO MEET
ROCKY KANSAS

CHICAGO Sept Joe N'Hdo.
20 clash with Roea, Kansas iu q
IoIcgnI affair a. Buffalo y s. ou
Dor Day He left hete for The
eastern eIly with Manager Tonms
Walsh ,a~t night
There VIII h~ music at the Ncisr-
fnnd-t,thkon. nEhr Ia New ORR. trr-
tstnly; There must be must" AT every
tango parts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
EVERS OUT FOR
FIVE BIG DAYS

BOSTON. Sept For too much
talk and strenuous sign language to
Umpire BYRON in Thursdays game
between the Braves and the Dodg
cTs. capt Evers was suspended for
FIVE days
Schmidt and Fitzpatrick. who
were also put out OF the contest
we're fined 800 and $50. respective.
~, IL Was officially announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
"JAWN" HAS AND
CAN AGAIN.

This year the bottom fell out Of
the Giants. and NcGraw's club 10
fast tumbiinR through the aperture.
The fans should now 10 used 20 this
amazing station. but The surprise
sul endures And yet aIl tai4
should not be unexpected The nat
ural break up ON AL championship
teams after four or Eve years % en-
premacy has much 20 do With D. and
so has The fac' thar many years the
Infinite skill a. MtGrav and some
excellent pitching ioekeyed The
Giants into pennan0s 20 which fhet
were not enfitled on paper strength
10 any ono can. make winner o1.
~ l1st FAIR rluu it tfis same
McGraw Many gear re has puI
td stali0gs without the sga.-asH
lar element Au ~ rH.-u #. Balm .a
Tho wounded lota.fs M Con
Jau8 Pos rau arr agar
tho uat fIe.
printinr tn rfrff nest kind-that
o. riEht-Itmes Job Dent Main 4rZD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
NO THREE GOLFERS CAN
DOMINATE GOLF IN THIS
COUNTRY FOR A WHILE
What May Happen
in Standings Today

the trenches az the early camp.
From the coach's appearance after
the hot afternoon round yesterday
he has az isst discovered a mere
strenuous method o. exercise thar
even his hurry NJ nature had ever
before happened upon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04

Ietftd. saying he had more stun than
che crooked arm sUys" Clarke vas
keeping He went, however. and
burned up the league
This year when Clarke decided 20
give the boy a chance, he began 70
advise him
"nCur bother me With a Tor 90
tslS .-st stick ne In there and let
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-04
GARDNER Wa CAVE.

rants Il handed a set lp Ike ,aa,
raised 20 Rowland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
BUSH AND LEGG LEAD
Minneapolis and New Orleans Golfers
Swing Toward SemiFinals for the
Trans Mississippi Championship

MEMPHIS. June IN Harry c..
Icgg N Minneapolis and Reuben G.
Bush of New Orleans today mndc
good starts toward the semi finals for
the '-ans Mississippi golf champion.
ship Iegg finished the morning rs
holes round, of his 3Ghole match
eight mp over A. H. Mallory N Mem.
phls aud Rush mp over Alden B.
Swift ~ ST. Joseph Mo
~ the others IN championship d.
vision who started late, Ryrun Heard
n Houston Texas, was . mp on George
W Fooshe NJ Memphis nj the ninth
hole aud the match between ] A.
Evans. Jr, and y. $. Weaver, both
" Memphis was square
In the championship consolation S
j. White of New Orleans went into
the semi finals by default ]. r. Eng
land " Little Rock, Ark, won his
match over Roby Harrington Of Hell
eun Ark, 81 assuring him place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10

hr Senators mudr their only runs 900
the first game iu the flfth inning ku
dulf started with safety 10 first B'
the time MHng was given free pass tu
first he bases mere filled Duulu
grounded O short one uud reached FIRST
us Allen was cot or ut home plate Her
bert walked aud forced klllun huwr.
while Thompson drove out o single uu
which MaHg returned home safely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10

NOSTON 1uur IN buruIf .,rr,,h,I,,.
ol l'usou Wrluosdn, mnkmr seventeen
hits ml shutting uut the locals 10 ip ID
H''l'. N " D.
Detroit ...... ..... ono lu| 9ul ~ n /
Ngs'on ...... ... ON npl UNu % .
Nnurrlcs D0usy nd Stron. mixer. col
llus and pcnuork unrrlrau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
Ea.N for Chlrnrn

NEW YORK. Iunr n Chicago vor
In walk FROM New York We,lucal.t
smuggling the Yankees ru % shut out srnrn
NJ lI lu % Score u II d.
Chicago nin INN iup ~ ~ IA
New YORK ........... NM nm am % %
batteries Clruitu SDhulk and Dale,
N'liul' huu 'nilfr|I Sweeney
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10

HRuuKLNN June 10 Rrlrlvu
ror.uoi over newark by n srorp ~ Z to
o WpdursdnV NHgpc mud Smith strr-lur
iu mo game Score U n y
N"Wark ...... ..... mn mn mn = q
WrDuklyn - Nln IN inN Z o I
Nnti"~ins Moran kni-nrlluv md Rarl
den. phuu. 9cntun aud Pratt