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The Detroit times., 1915-07-14
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, July 13, 1915,
Paving Notice No. 1856.
CENTRAL AVENUE

To Peter Roulo. c. Downey. Anna
Nickashiwitz. j. G, Mcdonald. T.
Hopp. Betsy Fry. w. ". Fry John T..
Fry. a. Lonyo. =. AZ j. Plumer, Ed
ward Cicotte. j. n. Plumer. w. a.
Milms. Fred Possert. j. C.. Bischop.
John Goraczynski. William Kuhn. X
H. Plumer. 6. Clippert Estate, and TO
all other persons owning, occupying
or otherwise interested in any OF the
lots and promises fronting on Central
avenue, In said City of Detroit with
in the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
of Detroit. having ordered so much
OF Central avenue. from the north
curb line OF Ferndale avenue to the
south curb lire Of Dix avenue. TO be
graded and paved, notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Central avenue, and
liable TO be assessed for said I'M
provement under the provisions of
the City Charter, and that n roll of
said assessment is now completed and
will remain al the Assessors Office
in the CITY OF Detroit. from the date
hereof until July -, 1915 for the in
spection of all persons concerned
therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Bv GCSTAVE ]. ALBRIGHT.
B-22 President
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, July 10, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1858.
HOLCOMB AVENUE

To c. Wass. B Balmes. J. Du-
moulin. \. Gustavson.' II. r Fradette.
I. Delislo. j.. Lcisch. Alice VI. Defor-
est r. Houghton. julius Jahn. y. j.
Ervinck, Stanley 81. Miner. r. DeCom-
lsche. John II. Route. X Wreford.
Richard Griffith McGreggor * IIass,
William +. Rouge, Elmer T. Allor.
William Huston Henry Kaiser.
Thomas Cooncy, L. NJ. Mitchell o..
j. a. j. kolb. \. Van Fletercn, n. VAN
srhe. a. Treadway, George stein, \.
W Wiicox. II. Rohns. W. u. Stillwell, =
DeLCddcr, Tlllie Zilwogel. Herman
schultz. Paul Derrick. q. \. Davies,
{. Reese. Mary Klein. J. BabinCton.
William +. NJ Kuhn. George Saun-
ders, J. r. Leyessunlor, John T. Kerr.
Louis Moutard. Charles DE Smit, Rob
ert 4. Brown. Michael J. Reilly.
James McFadden, William T.. Keeble.
CAMEL peccnnuke. Herman Pcltz,
Fred Muehfing. H. u. Miller. julius
Jodds. A. Beckert. y, ~. Cole. Henry
s. Koppin. George T.. Paddock VIII
liam FctZer. +. H. Hale. G. Brazor.
John Kransky. Il. J. Most. Frank 81
Amour. sidney J. Bloomfield. John
Matyn, August De Gentleman. Gustav
r. KALI, Annie Coussement, William
Keenan,. A. l.. Hall. William Darn
staetter. Romain Naeyert. u. Won
Hausellc. Paul De Roone, A. Huette-
man. Frank Ervinck. NJ. Bishop, Emil
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, July l3. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1857.
FORMAN AVENUE

To Delray Land Co. John Kanola
I@Rn keHd' kssar ann 6,s
Krazewski. a. Byzka. Delray Land
Co. Carl Breau, John Krumril r.
Kromeri Mat. Wilwis. NJ. G. T. r.. T.
Kreygowski. Christ Rogashinski. r.
Brosowski. Jacob Kusck. American
Agricultural Chemical Co. Wabash
Railroad. and to all other persons
owning. occupying. or otherwise in =
terested In any OF the lots and prem
ises fronting on Forlnan avenue, IN
said City Of Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit. having ordered much
OF Foruan avenue. from the south
curb ltre OF Carbon street 10 $50 feet
north OF Barron street. 10 he graded
end paved. notice is hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots. and premises fronting on
said Forman avenue. and liable to
he assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. and that a roll Of said assessment
IL now completed. and will remain at
the Assessors office. In the City OF
Detroit from the date hereof until
July 27th. 1919. for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Nv GrSTAVE J. ABR ~ tit.
fB-23) President.
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DETROIT TIMES
CoDey Has Yanks Helpless
Then all Staff Can t Stop iem

TO short and Baumann was stationed
at second. Sweeney replaced Nuna.
maker, and Cole was sent in to
pitch. This was Coles first start
since he was operated on early In
April
Early in the game Pipp drew a
sprained ankle and Mullin went to
first, and the injection Of Left-hand-
er Oldham into the contest brought
High out and reinstated Cree. The
Tigers started out with a rush and
grabbed five runs in the first two
innings, although the Yankees
took kindly TO Dubuc and grabbed
three in the same round. Cole was
jerked and Shawkey sent In.
Then followed as strange a pitch.
ing demonstration as has been seen
here in many moons. Shawkey was
wild as hawk. He passed out
free transportation with a generous
hand and was occasionally hit, but
he succeeded in pulling out Of holes
without a scratch. So wild was he
that Donovan warmed up couple
of times, but always did the ex-
Mackmen come through safely.
The game was a grand procession
OF Tiger pitchers. Dubuc, Oldham,
Dauss. Steen and Boehler featured
the parade, and not a one Of them
had enough to beat Keokuk. In the
seventh. New York got four runs
and the ninth found Detroit on the
short end OF a 10 to count.
Young, who had replaced Kav'
anagh. when that worthy complained
of charley horse, flied out to
Boone. and Cobb watched three
strikes go over without a whimper
or wave. Then Crawford doubled,
Hartzell dropped Veach's fly. and
Burns singled, giving Tige two
runs. Stanage fouled to Maisel and
IL was all over Baker started the
second game, but was made Ill by
the heat. and sent home when his
throwing was affected.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

What. Ine play golf. I'm not all
old Pappy guy
That's been said thousands OF
times. mecausc lot OF folk have
an idea golf really is an old mans
game. But listen;
t's being played and played we'll,
by pupils OF public schools.
X. I. Jones, Jr, Is. and Perry
Adsir. l6. both OF Atlanta. Ga. were
sensations In q recent tournament
for the champicrSh Of the south.
Dewitt Balch. IT, IL. of Cincin.
natl. IL one of the hot contenders
for the championship OF Ohio.
The play OF two t1-year-old boys.
Johnny Kemp. OF indianapolis, Ind,
and Alex. Hepburn. OF Louisville.
Ky. featured the tournament for the
central states championship.
Chick Evans. Of Chicago, western
champion. Is %. and Francis Ouimet.
worlds open champion. Is only 20.
Several hundred pupils teed of In
a school tournament held in Chicago.
Some OF the players were not much
larger than the clubs they swung.
Robert Shealey, Is. won the inter.
scholastic championship.
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Van wanseeie. Thomas Gerdes, y. c.
Rabaut. J. r. Mackay. Thomas Breen.
p. :. Beaubien. John Naeyert. Hoyt
Post. G. II. Jenke. A. G. siauchfnan. A.
Graney. Mary Ilnck. Christ Brock
Fred. Larte. D. s. Buzzard. r. n. Mar
antette, II. J. Reaume, +. Noble. y. G..
Milleville. Board OF Education. Mag
nus g, Wick. and TO all other persons
owning. occupying. or ofherwts< In
terested In any OF the lots and prem
ises fronting on Holcomb avenue. In
said city or Detroit. within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much of
Holcomb avenue. from the north line
OF kercheval avenue to the south line
or Mack avenue. 10 be graded and
paved. notice IL hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on
said Holcomb avenue, aud liable 10
be assessed for said Improvement uu-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter, and that a roll OF said assessment
II now completed. and will remain M
the Assessors Office. In the city III
Detroit. from the date hereof until
July 27th. 1915, for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Bv GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
(B-2D President
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DEPT. or PuslIc WORKS 3|
Detroit July ~ 1e
PROPOSALS FOR
PUBLIC SEWER

| Sealed proposals will be recetH4
at the office OF the Departments r
Public Works. Detroit. Mich. ~
Tuesday. July 20. 1915. At 10 o'c14
a; m, eastern STANDARD tine; st v.!!...l
for furnishing all labor and mater<
except iron manhole rings ana a.
ers. which will be Furnished ~
city. and building and hnishing a.
plete. together with the back nllig
according to the plans and speci14
tions on file In this office. the folIQ
ing yitrified crock public sewer a41
to-wit: az
McGraw avenue public sewer NJ
feet west of west line OF l..
Length OF sewer. SIS feet. with tSll
manfoles and iron steps. w
Each bidder must deposit with a.
bid enclosed in n separate enyeIcg6
certified bank check payable g.
the order OF the Department OF Fu4
lie Works of the City of Detroit
follows: "a
Which sum will be forfeited to ~
Department In case the bidder f4{4
to enter into contract within IN
days after the acceptance OF his g
their tender and will be returned %
of his contract bond. Contracts s.
| be subject to the approval Of -
| Common Council. The bidder wh04
| tender is accepted will be required y
furnish with his contract an approx
ed surety bond to the City OF Detroi
| in the full amount of contract.
The Department OF Public Work
expressly reserves the right to rejec
any or all proposals.
Checks and proposals TO be piace<
In separate envelopes All proposal
| 20 be made In duplicate. <.
1856 GEORGE II. FENKELL. s,
B-3O Commissioner.
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ROARO OF ASSESSORS OFFtCU&
Detroit. July IL. 1slSs
N0TICE--AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1856

To Jas Mattison. a. l.. stoll,. .. ".
D2noutour, u. +. Bernard, a b. ,Gu-<
/ lette, C, Phifrer. y NonderwekeH. n. =
/ hnrdt. Jacob Smith. u. Morrison. z ~
/ Thomas. Chas. Jonas, William Ferisa.f
" Grlsser. Max nettloff. Julius Eiek.E
Winter Edward Crosby. ,rilzabss6s
NcNef \ r. Henderson. y. II. Funktk,
John Urleuz. II. W. Meyers, G. Nety- Z
ans, II. Houghton. y. J. Lowthsr ~
Co, Martin Smith. W. larson, tAlIitz
Smith. Jas o'Reilly,. Kate Stockweli.5
Saut. 4. r Partridse. Frank 6ucrst. I
and TO all other persons owning. oc-.
cupying. or otherwise interested Ia
any OF the lots and parcels OF real es-E'
tate ~ the local assessment dtstrtctx,
established by the Common Council
to dcfray the expenses OF gradtn4S =
and paving the alley within th13
boundaries herein set forth. R1
The assessment roll has been coWeT
pleted for dstraying the eSpsnse e&x
paving the alley No. t5e. being th4>
alley In block bounded by Hur1but<$l
Waterloo street. and Is now open -
main in this office for Ave days froo{1
the FIRST publica ticn OF this NOTICE fg3
lots or parcels of land abutting On
or adjoining the alley so deecrfD94I
have been assessed for such imprO~>
ment. 15t
The Board OF Assessors will pee4
on Tuesday, the .etn day q yulK<
nee in the city Hall. and win Feusa1
in session for period OF sfx bovy
60 hear any person or perscno 0({
string to object to any sasessuscnt o1X
"""s BOARD OF AssEsspRS
Fy ousTAvE =. ALBsEgEts
40
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

Jones. the i3.year-old boy. was
the Youngest player for the southern
championship and oddly enough. his
first opponent was Bryan Heard, 60,
Of Houston. the oldest player in the
tournament, and former champion Of
Texas.
Heard. who had eliminated youth
vas in turn eliminated by Adair, the
l6.year-old star, Adair battled his
way, always playing against men
old enough TO be his father, TO the
semihnals.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

Golf is being revolutionized main.
ly by the maintenance OF municipal
courses IN all parts OF the country.
In many cities youngsters are even
passing up baseball to play the old
Scotch game.
The number OF persons playing
golf in the United States has
doubled in the past two years. A
large percentage Of the new de-
votees are boys under the voting
age. women and girls. So golf has
become everybody's game.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14
BOARD or EDucArsc,..

Detroit. Mich. yuog ~
BIDs--EnECTION TWn&BT.
SCHOOL. DulLDfN0~-lx
POUNDED BY CMAU4HvX
LAkEvlEW AVE- WA
ST. AND COPLlN AVE-
Sealed proposals will BE- TooC
this office until 4.So O'cloox ~
Tuesday. July 30. 1915. for n2(1
all labor and material noceor
the erection OF 2 twsnty-rQcr r.
yoix street. Lakeview avenue, NJ
loo street and. Coplin avenue !: ,<,{
lows: r y ~ IA
Proposals for the entire JON X
Proposals under the four-bld
General Mason specifscations. M v!
Heating. ventilating and Pluu
Specifications. }
Electric Wiring. "a
Also proposals for all oe10
classes OF work. T ts
1t II especially desired that 4
tractors bid on all separass clsl
Plans and specifications cow
all work embraced In the Arcn1{
Plans and Specifications, may ~.
at the office Of the Archttectpa
comson 4 Higginbotham. 4oS
building.
Plans and specifications COVE
all work embraced In the Cou1
Ing Engineers plans and spS4$
tions, may be seen at the o&u4X
the consulting engineers. Am1n4fg
4 McColl 1910 Penobscot buiI41&l
Proposals must be subm1t141 =
forms furnished by the arehit1G,
consulting engineers Ana HM :
cash equal TO 8 per cent ol &Me4
A surety company bond will Aq
accepted in connection with tA4A
mitting OF proposals.. w
General contractors must ~
attached to their prOpo0oJo;
names Of all their sub-cCntrut41
The Board Of EducattOn syQ11
the right to reject any or Al g.
CHARLES A. 0An4
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, July IL, 1915.
NOTCE-.AllEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1854.

To Alex. Perschino. Mary l.. Vim
cent. Frank Krusitzki. Sam Chudler.
Eva Dorfman.. Jos. Polombo. s. Va
berg, Max Burnstein. J. fremonti. ia.
Manthers. Ned Columbia, Nate Col
umbia, A. j. Stuart, W. G. Swan, Chas.
Caleatewa, Ed. J. Briscre. Max Potok.
Jacob ~. Marshall. Mendeli Goldman N,
Frcd Kanowski, 3. RobinovItz. NJ
Rosenwcitz. Meyer q Goodchevitz.
Nathan Tokichick, Chas. Schultz.
stephen Ziclinski. Leger Rehm. Jacob
kuschmier, Q. I. Liftermoser, Dom
inico Bacei. L. Traison. Alex. Inner
man, Paul Barrie. 1sadore Gold. sam
1Ash. AAdviG Sempliner. Jos Sxy bo-
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PROpOSALSFOR ST
HEATING SYS1E||

Sealed proposals. will Be Sref91
Att, at re an g1nco o OF 'Gs Morn"y. rH y1P{ f.
isis. for installing complies
heating system In ladder h4H
3. Grand River avenue and 9l4e4
street In accordance with pIa4I
specifications on file at the O.
the william =. Mcdonald Coz !! l
ing Engineers, 330s Dime beaE
possa, Ims 4 Tns sxprs.siy n,sni e rssssysa ssssa
cessfui contractor viii BE- reQ
to furnish q satisfActory bC44%
amount Of contract 70 guar4ne2o(
fillment Of same. Bids with b0z
dorsed Proposal for Steam IL
system" and delivered to the ~
GEORGE ). FINN
H-a9 Secrotql,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

sBatted for Oldham In sixth.
tBatted for Steen IN eighth:
Innings. IsSd : 5 9
New York. .....i 2oi o DO
Total bsses-Detro,t 12. New York
al Sacrifice hits--Baumann Boone.
Cole. Stolen bases-Cobb. Crawford
2 Cook. Baumann, Maisel. High. Cree.
Pitching summary--3 hits and times
ut bat of Dubuc In 2 innings. hits
and IL times at bat OF Oldham in y
innings hits and times at bat on
Dauss In 1 innings; hit and times
at bat on Steen In l inning; ] hit and
2 times at bat OF Boehler In In
ming; 2 hits and times at bat OF
Cole In 2-a innings. hits and Z
times at bat of Shawkey In la in
nings Two-base hits-Burns 2. stan
age. Crawford. Shawkey ?, Cook.
Three-base hit-Cree. Struck out
BY Dubuc 2 CPipp. Hartzeln: by old.
ham Sweeney; by Boehler !
lSha wkeyl; by Shawkey = tNitt.
Young. Cobb, stanageD. Bases on
on Cole 4 witt Young. Bush. I'M
huc):. OF shawkey Z young. Cobb,
Crawford 2, veach. Burns, Morisrty).
Double plays--Bsumann. Boone and
Pipp: Maisel. Baumann and Mullen;
Young. Burns and Bush Eush and
Burns First bsse on errors-De-
trQit 2 New York l.. Left on bases
Detroit Z. New York .. Hit by
by Oldham ! fHartzeii) Time-2:15
Observation-Disclosures and O'Loughlin.
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WEST SIDE-BOOK C.

ID on the west side OF Central
avenue. in front OF or adJoin-
ing such lots or parts OF lots
numbered 81, es. SO. 20. II. II.
tween Pitt street and Ferndale
avenue. Plat OF the sub. OF
lot OF =. g. 60 in r. ., S. X. II
+. for J. Belknap and A. S.
CD ON the west side OF Central
avenue, In front of or adjoin-
numbered SO, 81, s6, ss. 81, SIS.
So 90. between Pitt street and
Dix avenue. Plat OF the sub.
OF lot & OF =. G. 60 in 7. 2. =.
Il. II =. for J. Belknap and a.
:. Drake.
80 on the north side OF Ferndaie
avenue. In front OF or adjoin
ing such lot or part of lot
numbered l31. between Green
avenue and stair avenue.
Burns sub. OF that part OF lot
lying :. Of Dix Road OF the
sub. of L. C. 60.
90 on the north side OF Ferndale
avenue, In front OF or adjoin-
ing such lot or part Of lot
numbered 40, between stair
avenue and Honorah avenue
Burns sub. of that part OF LOT
lying $. of DIX Road OF the
SUB. OF r. 4. bO.
(5) on the east side OF Honorah
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots NUN
bered 81. 5s. 80, so. 81, So, 81
50. 65. Sc. 81. SIS, 60. 10. II, 72
10, between Pitt street and
Ferndale avenue. Burns sub
OF that part OF lot I lying =
OF Dix Road OF the sub OF Il
G. 90.
(s) on the east side OF I.awndale
avenue I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot num-
bered 2S9, between LAFAYETTE
avenue and Chamberlain ave-
nue.. Rathbone's sub. Of q. l..
OF the sub. OF the Ship Yard
tract.
Cd ON the east side Of stair ave-
nue.. I'm front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
befcd li5, 1ii. lf5. lI6. 1i7. AS.
between Pitt street ana Fern
dale avenue BURNS sub uf
that part OF lot lying : Of
Dix Road OF the sub. OF r. e..
so.
(s) on the west side of stair ave-
nus. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots mum
btred 20. i2l. f22 1913, isi. i25.
I26. i27. i2s. 12a. f2o l2i be-
tween Pitt street and Ferriale
avenue. Burns sub OF that
part Of lot lying :. Of nix
Road OF the sub of r. - GO
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EAST SIDE-BOOK c.

ID on the west side or BelVidere
avenue in front OF or Rdioin-
ing such lot or part Of lot
numbered lOe. between Sylves.
ter avenue and Garfield ave
nue.. Gschwinds East End sub.
OF lots s and and part Of lots
and Of A. Cranes sub. OF
Il. G. s4i and II. G.. OF r. G. 10
also part of r. G. l53
y ON the west side OF Canton
avenue, In front OF or adjoin
ing such lot or part of lot
numbered 81. between sylves-
tor avenue and Stuart avenue.
Schwartz sub. Of part of y. o..
512. between Grstiot and Mack
avenues.
b ON the east side OF Cooper
avenue. in front OF or adjoln-
Ing such lot or part OF lot
numbered So between Shoe
maker and Cratiot avenues.
Cooper's sub. Of part Of the r.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
SIDEWALK NOTICE
Detroit, July IL. 1915.

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required to
construct, reconstruct or put TO
proper line and grade. brick.
natural stone. artificial stone. cement
or concrete sidewalk, crosswalk or
driveway, according to specif ca tions
prepared by the Commissioner of
Public Works and approved by the
Common Council.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

Total bases-Detrolt II, New iorh II
Baker. Pitching summary--e hits
and % times at bat of Warhop I'm !,
innings; no hits and 2 times at BAY
off Donovan in 1 inning. Two bas 90
hits-Cobb 2 Veach. Three-base hit
Crawford. Home run--Neach struck
out--By Coveleskie Boone. Peck
inpaugh. Maisel. Hartzell, Baumann) ;
by Warhop . (kavanagh Coveleskic),
Bases on balls--On Coveleskie l
(MaiseD. of Warhop 5 Burns. Witt,
Bush, kavanagh, Neach). Double play
--Pipp, Peckinpaugh and Pipp: First
base on error---New York l. Left on
by pitched baiI-By Warhop Baker,.
Time--i:33 Umpires-oLoughli and
Hildebrand.
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National League.
1csferday's Gnm~s

Yesterdays Gnmes.
innings. | 5 7sN r IT p.
Stlcago - % 90 o-3 2
New York. 0 o 0 . 2-i 2
Batteries-tiumph and Archer:
Marquard, Ritter. Doom. Meyers and
Wendell. Umpires-Byron and Eason
Cincinnati o ] 2 o 0 o o. o
Brooklyn y o 0 0 o ol o o. g Z
Battcries--Schneider and Wineo:
pfeffer and Miller. Umpires-Qufg-
ley and Emsle
First game
Innings. . = { : 7sa n N T.
Pittsburgh o o o o 0 q 3 o. I
Boston 80 q o q o o 0 o. Z
batteries -Kantlehener and Glib
son; Ragan. Hughes and Gowdy. Um-
pires-i iRigler and Hart.
Second game
Innings. . 3 1Sa RI r
rittsbu'gh 900 10 SIS s S
Boston ....i o o Ol e 10 2
Batterics--Harmon and Schang,
bavis, Hughes and Gowdy. Cmpires
--Rigler and Hart
Innings. = { : 7Se RH r.
81. Louis. % o o o o o q % I
Philadel Il 0 o 4 o o I o s-slI q
Batteries-Griner. Niehaus. Snyder
and Roach Alexander. Killifer and
Adams. umpires-Klem and Cockiii.
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Federal League.
STANDING,


Kansas City. 4: Pittsburgh. o.
Brooklyn. 8: Baltimore. 3
Chicago, ?: 81. Louis. U< In
ninrsD.
Newark at Buffalo. rain.
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\ !! &
+" q ss.sa: q: ~.
J. T. Z e s. HcN
the 4! 18Th dsy q yS3{
and Grade 81 the bep1f1 80
lie Works and the e4p1nnQ q
together with the cost of thu
cation. VIII be ssssssed sG1lu@
cemml.s1eSss :soi { B kssIls &
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STANDINGS
American League.
Yesterdays Games.

S~sterday's Games.
Innings a. s7se II T.
Boston 80 0O 2 o 0 o So : I
Cleveland % o 3 o o o o o. ;
Batterics-Ruth and Thomas wal
ker and O'Neil. Umpires es--Nallin and
Dineen
Second game
Innings . , 4 5 6 Sc II II r.
Boston 30 q z o . o O. :
Cleveland o o l L. SO 4
Battcries--Mays, Leonard. Cady
and Carrlgan; Mitchell. Jones and
ONcil Umpires-Dineen and Nallin.
First game
Inrings . : 4,5 7ss RH f.
Wash'ton % o o / o | o. 10 q
St Louis Il 0 o . o o l o o. 9 !
Batteries BochlinE and Henry;
James. Raymond, Leverenz and Sew
croid umpires--Chill and Evans.
Second same
Innings ? ? 3 s 1s? II II T.
Washton q q o o q O. 0 I 2
St Louis. % o o o - o
Battcrtes---Johnson and williams.
Weilrnan and Agnew. Umpires--Ev-
ans and Chill.
Innings | : 7S9 r u =
Chicago ..2 . o o - 0
batteries - Crowell, knowelson.
Knapp. McAyay and Herner. Scott
and Schalk. rmpires-Connolly and
Wallace
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

t.rmnd RapIds may have muntri-
pni athletic park. 10 present plans
go through. the Cestrat League club
would play there, as II does II Evsus-
vile. the only city of Importance tc
havr muaicipnI k1t ~ present.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

Todsy's Games.
New York at Detroit
Athletics at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland ttwo games).
Once In cycle ar nm neon eight
games are played ON the snme day in
n league of baseball clubs and there
arc only four vlctors. When this hap
pens augurs declare Ia ts % vast por-
tent. Sunday this happened In the
Amertcnn association aud soothsayers
are On the Job dOpinG II out.
Dave Fulty wants hail players "a
cut out "upnecessary arEuutents with
umpsres. Have yOu ever seen n
aecessary srgument with an umpire .
Or = w1aaing Onee
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14
Today's Gsmes.

Chicago at 81. Louis.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh
BROOKLYN at Baltimore (tw
gamesD.
Newark at Buffalo ttwo games).
No other games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

since Cobb started swtngfng three
hats 1nstesd of two. Mine cut OF ten
NJ those .f0s hittevp To 60 the plate
with three war clubs.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

Freddie Welsh, Iishtwesght cham
pson. IL gesng to the Pacific eOsss
fc-rouad "tsage" WITH Charley WAise
msst have tired Him seaethsng
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14
TOday's Gnues,

Pittsburgh at Boston
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
Chicago at New York two games
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

tBatted for Warhop In eighth.
sBatted for Cook In eighth.
New York.o 0 0 0 o 2 % I
Detroit .02I 90 o 0 - 2
The Detroit times., 1915-07-14

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