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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
Snow and Frost in Texas

Kansas City-Snow fell in the
Texas Panhandle. Northwest Kansas
and at Denver, Colo. during the storm
on May s. according to reports to the
local weather bureau. Killing frosts
prevailed over Nebraska, the Dakotas.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14

London.-'T think the Lusitania has
been torpedoed deliberately for the
purpose of making the United States
declare war;" said Lord Charles Beres-
ford. 81 foretold the whole present
situation in February, and gave my
reasons for thinking Germany meant
to bring America into the war;"
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
Russian Center Holds.

Geneva.-A Tribune de Geneve dis
patch from Vienna says the desperate
effort of an Austro-German army of
$50, 900 men to break through the Rus
sian center at Gorlice has failed.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
Cheering Comment.

THAT infant of yours kept me
awake half the night" said the irri.
table neighbor.
well, congratulate you," replied
the weary father. THAT comes near
er being a kind word than anything
I have heard today. Nobody else
owns up to getting half a nights
Sleep"
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
Not fhA IDEAL

I want sunny lot in life."
You'll find a few shade trees
great Improvement"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
MAzER HAD
GREAT YEAR
Veteran Bats .63S In
Oul-TOssing League
During Season

In an informal address Monday
might IN che hoard Of directors
rCon at The y VI G.. \. Or \ 6.
StJtt general secretary. presented
DOB members % the "" basNet bal,
team With medal, ssnifyiRg their
championship q tAe state OF M.cnr
San Tor the I9ltl5 season just clos
eG The men 10 receive special rec,
ignition Nere Ernie Wilson. who
mas been a member OF the \ VI &
\ team tor 10 years Jake MaEcr.
the formidable guard and center who
has 'hroNu more tasS'ts than any
other basketball player N the state
Carl k-e.tt Hop Nirton. Jack sui
Ton. Roy Bcvsey Leo ileaphy. How.
Atd Els clarence Bush aud Al Hueb-
Nor. coach Or J r Modesto. phys
zeal director OF he y VI G. \. pre-
sided a. Or, meeting
The association paSsers earned
th.it rigbJ 90 b. chilled champs in
a 80 20 rs victory over ,he Rayis.
Individual records Tor the season
s.ye Nazer ,he lead. with 1872 points
'p hts t-,di re played in ~ o; the
* gau,s and made - points from
The foul line Ills average for tie
season IN Tree 'oSsiug VAS SIS Roy
Poos,-. vho PLAYED both center ana
forward. ranked second tn points
scored ard aeli goals Ills point
.ptal Mas e6 and his field goals mum
b,red - kreltz. 20 points on -
t.ld goals The other "gulars RANK.
sd as follows Wilson. - poiuts. 10
atld goals sutton. g. points. -
field ec1ls V,nton. - points nine
Acid goals Hcaphy. - points in
ne ne, H. faid goal,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Every Man On Squad
Now Ready to Take
Field If Called
KARR SENT
TO MOBILE
Looks AS If Stanage
Would Have a Big
Year
BY HAROLD ). WILCOX

When Hughey Jennings leads his
Tisers out OF town for their first
long pilgrimage Of the year Taurs-
my night. he will have his team IN
the best condition OF the season and
prepared 10 make spectacular dght
against the ink that OF recent years
has annually sent the team scoOt.
Tag downward from the lead during
the eastern invasion. after a spectsc.
uiar April and May showing
Moriarty Is ready TO plsy anv time
b. IL called upon. Burns SAYS he is
ready, and while Jennings does DO,
expect "a us ethe Businessman for
two weeks. he can call upon George
In the next emergency. kav2asgh
IL rapidly recovering from his
wounded ankle. Witt ~ho has brok.
on all his oKn records f1r en lurance
by Playing six coDsecurre weeks
without faiter and who has been
getting speeeier every dab is in
grand condition. Stanage has round
Cd into form. and il expec' al 10 do
practically all the catching Gn-irs
the trip veach. Cobb and Craw-
ford are without bruises anti Ia fine
spirit Bush Is uninjvrsi. and
Young mas regained all tie spead
his twisted knee stole from him
There isn't a pitcher or the squad
who isn't feeling As III as al an time
this season. Barring accidents IN
tire next two days. the Tigers viii
leave 81 perfect physical condition.
This is food for the optomists and a
situation that should give Condition
or Tuihill honorable mention Graft
tide TO the old tine jungle ink for
exceptionally len.ency should also
be publicly expressed
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

Il he number Of drivers AMI class
u cars Is any criterion tie tair
grounds auto races the last = "a"
week al De- a success A. least
aighr OF the entrants VII or have
been participants IN TIE 57' mile
race a. Indianapolis The foiiosinR
!st 81 cara have been in a, least
one Of he recent indianapolis races
'No MaVwel's. three case car. the
Great Western. tho Neefon tLt Ma
-ioral No :. which Won the race
nd ne Pope Hummer The BOA h
Bitten Benz g. the present hold
-- 20 ne one-qGsrter mile kuometer,
one-half mile. one-mile and 'Fomlle
-ccords on The indianapolis speed
say. and Vill be seen hero In az.
ion against M best cars a. "e.i
"a IN line trials.
The Maxwell team have perhaps
achieved tho zrea'est distin ton %
any American cars nov rac.h- and
al 30 big favor.tes horr Wit tho'T
record OF frat AZ Tacoma. second At
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Cobb and Covey Both Earn
Salary In Series Opener

This runor that Ty Cobb has
ruined bis pitching arm because OF:
100 much pitching practice. seems
70 be headed for a smashap Dar-
ing one o! the early games OF tie
season. he came through With
magnificent pt.p 70 the plate tha,
prevented the tying % the count
late In The contest. and yss.er3ag
the Peach u-corked Peg that
nabaed Mcbride a. home sud gave
Harry Coveleskie a richly deserved
shu'oVt. No finer thros has oasn
seen ~ me local park this season.
Covs!essie pitched spiendiciy yes.
terday But four hits were CLEANED
o. his crs-i7zs and but one came
At tine when trouble seemed iu-
minent That was in he sixth.
when Bush let McBriIes grounde-
ooze between his feet. Al .n7s,I
play on Boeh,irg put George on sec.
ord. and af.er Noeller had toglei
70 sfanage. Foster singled % cen
ter That vas when Cobb threw
Mcbride vas ont b. inches 2, rhe
plate. and raised a vociteroas yelp
Eyans-vard
The game Vas remarkable In sew.
eral RESPECTS - aas tae shortest
OF the season in me American
LEAGUE. lasting bar ore Sour and -
minutes Washington seemed given
20 svtuxinr on The first ball and
Convey hurled 5l, - balls Ggr.nE
The whole game This i- within ,a
or 3 bills % q Al pufed record
The iufeld got ali the play yaste-.
day. e-pa- ally when Roebune vas
aurl.rz GandH had - putolts o.
the ~ an1 Ray Morgan had nine
assists Cosev had them ..t'ink In
the air. and 5gt y assists are 90
c0rded FOR Detroit OF these. we.
had iopr and tre pole quintet
Another unusual feature Ot no
contest aa= tho failure 90 - con-
sec0tive Tigers % reach fvst The
procession that va- turned !a 'Et-
manner started 0.'s Wet in rho
aTs- inning. and sent through ta
Push In 'No sixth ben that young
ster atored for his error IS pound
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Eiqht Fair Grounds Entrants
Are Heroes OF H0OSier Grind

rorUnua when O'dheit established
= a6a ord % s. - miles pei hour
yiiaoui n stop during no 2ou miles
second a. Point Iona 0heu Billy
Carlson lowered barney nonstop
record first ~ Venice In the Venice
road race and Hrst and second IN
'ae Tucson race wen OldAelo and
Carlson carried OF All the honOrs.
The ia the greatest record made by
any American car and the showing
q. I'll the more remarkable when =
ia recalled that the Maxwell never
before followed the racing game.
Rlckeahacher. tho star o, tn"
Maxwell team. won tho $500 Sioux
rirv sweepst3kes last summer he
q ~ 10 seen hero also az the wheel
~ the giant "gli'zen" Benz The
1ig 200 h. p Iay-Eye Soc. which has
ono 81 the largest motors ever built.
ni.l meet the big Bitten" h're. A
,tcgsand dollar prize will be grant.
sd II either 81 tho mammoth cars
are able 20 heat the world record.
nov held by the Benz
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
BANKER FOLKS
TAKE TO BALL;
ISSUE def"


TIE hoys OF tho First and Cd Ma
'ionAl bank have taken up collec-
ton. bought a IA and bali and un.
DOR the chieftairshlp - one MIR.
Rocks. have gone on the war path.
playing good hunch ther call
themselves Tigers. and demonstrat.
"a their right 20 that monlckcr by
cruising over 20 Belle Isle Saturday
and beating Up team from the tran
rti department Of their bank 5y
l. to count
The hish light N this contest was
Red" Hoffman. Who Is tho Walter
Johnson % the team In that ne
forms both ne clubs hitting and
r!tchlnE sfrcngfh APOLOGIES are
made for tho debut ~ Purcell. a
second basemsn eho Is said 20 need
a little more seasoning The only
casualty ~ he battle was the wound
sustained Oy Catcher Dizzy. Who re-
tired with n shattered finger IN the
second round, a IA Wolgast Baker.
ia battery mate was a little IN
stsadv A. times. f. r. reported, and
the - talliea scored ~ him are
offered az exhibit \
The banker athletes expect 10
nrve some classy uniforms b.. June
-. when they vill be open 10 all
s7;ts % challenges from similar or
Sanlzations from other Detroit fnan.
Cill stronghol1s Manager Rocks.
who can be reached A. the First and
Old National bank, IS empowered 10
siFr articles for diamond bouts OF
any number of rounds
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
CREWS ARE
SELECTED
Stewart Names Men to
Row for Cadillacs
AT Ann ArbOr

The Cadillac Doat club ~ Detroit.
which ten years ago succeeded the
Wolverine Boat club. will enter
strong teens In the regatta NJ Ann
Aroor next Saturday. The Detroit
Boat club ana Grand River cruisers
viii also Re prominent entries.
Coach James Stewart. member
~ the club and It's sculler. an
nounces the selection OF the crew
FOR the fonr-oared shell as Stewart.
No. /. F. Heinrich. No . Captain
Jams No 5. and n. Heinrich. stroke.
The canoe entries are a. follows:
single. Randall. Dell and Spaulding:
double Deli and Spaulding. four.
Dell F. Heinz. L Heinz and Spauld.
ing
The Cadillac club. which has It's
house ~ the foot ~ Fairview. has
mad entries In ELL the local regattas
i1r tho past ten wears rs most
valued victory Is the win ii's junior
foir scored AZ Put In nay tw1 years
"N' III nv lily NFut'llutdl NkhAta.
TIE Cadillacs also won the canoe
championship ~ tho centennial.
With the Putin-Ray exception. the
club has not hitherto entered out OF
tNvr regattas
~ G Randall Il president OF tho
club. l.. A Curtis is vice president.
X VI varian IS secretary and J c.
Spauid,ng Is treasurer
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Strenuous Spring Grid Training Nears End With
Several Newcomers Bidding for Jobs on Aggie Eleven

EAST LANSING. Mlr6 May p
Another week riu see ,ae end OF
spring ia ball training for M.
Faruors-t .pri7g training. i-rt-
dor'aily thai has been atoIt ne
most vizo-aHs that an VI 4. C
squad has set been held 20 The
vors has aeen double ztg by rea.
son ~ the fact that ne gridders
have 1ed 20 Do an their Fla ing on
sand 10, nat almost sucks no
shoes - runner The regular
a'aieflr 9sli Ha been turned over
20 tie baseba'l men while the rev
battle ground for '1a grid men -o
t-r has not been graded into shape
BIT despite handle p the squad
has pu' 10 Erea' springs work.
a~rc-finv 20 Coach GA 'hier Rrr
FOR The past FIVE weeks has haH
oversight over ne Non ofo pU
rush me aall FOR The Farmgrs this
coming fea on The training has
kc-' the veterans in snata hu.
what tho coaches consider equaHv
I'm Nor'~rt it has served 20 develop
number ~ new men
Three recruits who sack ID 80
mighty good prospects for next sea.
sens line have proved o be Brown
field. Coryen AID Ode All are Of
the heavy. Drawn type. hf'ed FOR
bsttering a breach through tho op
posing defense. and withal they have
more than a little speed on their
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

team seems 10 be most blessed with
veterans, reserves and prospects
The two monogram men ~ last
year. Chaddock and HennIng. both
promise 20 be back in harness. while
The early workouts have served TO
draw some notice 70 Donaldson. Of.
son and Ovia't, all OF whom have
shown some proves al the ex.
tremitIea
Just who Coach Mscklln will use
FOR quarterback IL a. present
mighty uncertain Hue5el. Who a
year ago vas one % Yosts reserve
field generals. has been giving some
good service In the spring scrim.
images lie may De able 20 win n
regular berth on tho varsity next
fall. though In so doing there IL
chance that he will find some decld.
eddy stIn opposition In tho person
Of Brownie" Springer Springer
for the present. however. has been
paying bit little attention TO foot.
ball. That the team VIII need
nov quarterback Ia certain. for
Dutch" Miller. who VAS expected
10 return next fall. viii complete
his work With the present gradual
ing class sndthe team will lose him
along with Carp Julian
The squad as whole probably
will lay OF spring practice on or
about June /.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
CAVET TO GET CHANCE.
THIS WEEK.

Pug" Cavet will start his FIRST
game OF the season during the trip
10 81. Louis and Chicago. which pre-
cedes the eastern invasion ID q.
probable that dou5le.header will
he played at ST Louis saturday o.
Sunday. and Cavet viii start one of
those games. II is believed that he
II ready. II he comes through r
will mean big boost IN Tiesr pitch
ing stock Oldham will also get q
chance in the double header that
are before Detroit during the mex
week. He will probably be- used a.
Chicago. eJnnings does not attend
to start Boehler or Smithsoa soon
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Michigan Soccer

The council meeting held on Friday
night. the Ckard's appeal AGAINST
the decision 90 the state l~ngu" was
left on the table for one week
special meeting Viii he held On sat
urday. May 30. ~ 10 Fast Wood.
ward a. 80 o'clock Galley ana
psrkarda and the league VIII he In
attendance 20 give evidence
President George Healy hAf been
elected 20 attend soccer convention
e. New York. June 3 20 represent
Michigan
Mr. Clire. ~ New York. will rep
resent the Michigan Referees associ-
alton
The great int"rnaIonal game be-
tween England and grotlhnd VIII be
pIayef newt SUNDAY afternoon AT
west End park KICK or at 1880
O'Clock The following PLAYERS were
chosen 20 represent ENGLAND ~
spNciai meeting on saturday night.
Goal-P Rohorts fWindsor Row
sr-1 Racks whit"iey CAPT ~
C;eorse'D: stead (Ali Sco,s) Half
hecks-w Johnson Pontiac, Tees
fAIi scotn r. Creha fst Georgep.
Forwards smith Cpetroil. Hurst
a., Georges Alien an sco'D =.
Rogers fpontiac). Munstow (De-
,roI, Rsferee-f " Stnrk
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
BOSTON sTtLL FAILS 70
WIN CANES.

Ire Boston Ted Soz are tenacious.
Il ranging on 20 fourth place. but
tnev are no, winning games There
Is hUf ere club in the American
'taF1c that has nor taken more
saues than 70 'on and that q. ne
Ataletics 81 lcr.s. Nh, is naned
as consistent loser and Is In sew
MN place has von more games
rhar The men q C8rriEsr TIE sou
Acld heir 20 zion in -he race only
because 90 a fev postponed o. coln-
teis
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
eTANACE rs IN GRAND
SHAPE.

The playing Of Oscar stanage dur
Ing the pas; few DAYS has cinched
his Job ss FIRST string catcher Baker
made good. but he di1 not play the
game "CaIifornis Spin" Is producing
these days. when Oscar first don
ned the mitt and shin guards af.er
. long lsyor. he threw poorly and
seemed somewhat Roozy ~ times
Bnt IL took but one game fnr hlu
20 catch hiss stride. Pts peg e BET
ter than u was Las, year. ~ f. chas-
Ing fouls In spectacular manue- and
getting them. he is faster on the
tnses than ever and seems 90 cs
headed for boost in his tatine
average. Like Cobb. Oscar Is slated
for his best season IN recent years
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
What May Happen
In Standings Today
DREW SAYS HE'S
ALL THROUGH

Los ANGfir.S May 25-tios
ard Drew world champion sprinfer
and chief point ainner for no Tn.
ve-si'y % southern California, has
decided 70 drop on % college and
tnle,tCs for year az least ard q.
20 r0rk. either IN san Francisco O
Springfield. Mass his former home
tie also declares no probably rH
not compete in he ANA el- Al
'e'ic union chan pions5.g aeld ~ -
san Francisco this summer
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
SoUkiCA hES
THRILLS. TOO

While Detroit folks ara calling
their slines DE- contemplating the
t.rht race Tor the lead in ne Amer.
icSn lsaEEe. upstate people are eI-
p.r.sntiug similar emotions by keep
.ug track OF The South Michigan
lefkge Tna flag scramble iu this
Glipor circair Is dandy A sin gle
dap pay could pV, any one CT sag
!noE Pay CITY and South Bind OF
top and al TIE ether clubs are with.
in ttriking distance OF the lead
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Could Pick Fast Team From Rockies
Would Have Made Good This Season

fer fair could composed Of the who have
Pipp
Of the fans surely could first aeptaby and there are fe"
bftfr shprtstcp- than Bancroft % no Philies
Young " -" Tigers could be placed second and Gerber Of the
Pirate 'Hld White and
frr ~ tr es would outfed With Smith of the
Of pitching
ffls aggregation should a pleasing
They'd q McfaV would
h" 1lI.ng after a o o
has
sacyer aoe Wagner Eobby Byrne
d L"h ScHHte and Harze could and
afE'"or and besnahan would This col
"rou roud ~ ''ast
smoke cleared
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
LOU DILLON is
PROUD MOTHER

Lou Dillon. 1863 Ia. the trotting
queen. IL now mother OF seven
foals. The youngest ~ the billions
i.a sturdy brown colt by The Har-
vester. 2:0I. His sire and dam are
thus the fastest stallion and mare
IN the world
Lou Dillon's FIRST foal. Lou Bill.
ings. by John A. McKerron. 1908 IL.
gained a record Of 2:os "a AZ three
wears old. Ben Billings. her foal by
pinsen. zoos IL, trotted 70 record
OF 2:2e "a twoyear-old, and last
season worked fast enough 10 war.
rant the belief that he will this year
joIn Lou Billings In the 2:lo llst
since she was retired TO tho stud
the queen Of tro'ters has produced
the following other foals:
1907. b Z. Lou Billings. by John A.
MeKerron.
1908. b {. Gretchen n. by John A.
McKerron.
1910. ch c. Mack Dillon. by John
A. McKerron.
1911, b c. Ben Billings. by Bingen.
Late reports have IL that Frank L..
bell former White Sow, now Des
hoines lnaEnate. IL slated Tor the
hasn't accepted walter McCredle a
winner at Portland. has turned down
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
kAvANAGh STILL PUZZLES
JENNINGS.

Manager HHghey Is still In a guam.
dairy over Kayansgh he has MADE
up his mind 10 use the Jerse. man
some whore In the lineup after
Burns rejoins the regulars That
Somewhere Ia 20 be second o. - 20
Both Wit and Young have been
fielding sensationaiiy. and Jenoings
honestly doefn't know which ~ thu
pair OF crack inhelders lie car safe.
ly bench In order 10 iniiOGU .
Kayy's hitting proves Blu. one Of
them must make room for Marry.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Middle Title Up to Ahearn
And Gibbons, SAYS Gotham

YORK r1IldIo7aiEI-
q Ike
Master
20 be Nj
but is all IoktO 4.
conceded
Is
be
out
Is do
1~qno vOs1d neet ~ entirely
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
GET
EARLY START

Am ARHOR Mich May - -
Coach Farrell vnt reach Philad"t
rr.a with h.s entries for the inter
collegiate Thursday morning They
viii take par' Ia The pre,im.naries
az Franklin field Friday. and thus
an early START paE - necessary
The track athletes who III! mass
the trip are
Sp-lnters Capt smith. O.B-ien
md Iapslev quarter Huntington
1alf -Nc re and FOX mile Car
toU tRru.ie. ponnrlly broad
lump. Ferris pole vault Wilson
hurd .es. CcrtIn no, pu'. Cross
A--. Fyers tt eras.nE me Pr7y'E
While ~'a'f. sar mo Sex We
HtrsI fff defeated Windsor Col
Joy 4fr institute 20 b. yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

rated as about the ono best bet for
~enter az present, but-the gradual
development Of Ode has consider
ably improved tho forward wall
prospects.
Another llneman whom tho coach
81 may be able 70 work biz IN the
coming campaign IL Patterson. n
big ls0.pound sophomore. who has
demonstrated possession OF much
fighting prowess and not little
speed.
But II has been at end that the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
ID. e.. &. PATRINCS
FOR FIRST ROUND

Following are the pairings for the
FIRST round ~ the spring tournament
~ tho Detroit Golf club. to be
played Wednesday:
Flrst nIght
v - Cllr - W n Trump
r 6 ORrien ~ q n CorIls-
~ Miller We Dr Fullenweidsr
~ - Lowe - " McGrsgor
r. 7. Warner - W q Curtis
" & Hartman vs. y. u Van
Dussn
= ~ Holt vs. " \ wallace.
+ = smith - r StockveU.
Second Night
" Marks - A J Groesheck
= . waldo vs r NJ HAYES
" ~ R1ckham vs. ! y Coriiss
G. y ponnett - W 4 Hurst
& " Bredin We Dr. y W white.
r. &. cane vs. r. VI smith.
: L Cramer - v " NiRer
70 " Taylor 80 q n Tuttls.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

feet Coryen looks HEc sgtgec,
'pr possible rromotion 20 tsckle
berth. Brovn1eld very Eksy vii 10
lsed p sfop n.y. a hole In the asnk.
7hi,s Ode u beginning 20 how form
which may may him vsluab'e A.
center The is a position 70 which
Tho coaches a-e doFotins whole
'ot 81 very serions confederation. for
he retirement % vaughn last term
as left the squad pivo'less Firm.
odig. who al present Is devotlng all
bis spare moments TO baseball, is
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25


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The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

NEW YORK. So. ---Tae Reso-
lutte and Nar.,o are 20 meet .n =
special rare or Milton pGlrr on
ok Island sound on JUS 3 ar.
,ortIug o. Sew Work. ya.4t Clue
announcement today.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

Innings 80 50 II v
Fhila phts . 0 0 o. 4
Cleveland o - 10 (?
Batteries -ShawkeN and SchAnR.
HRger man. Jones and ONeill TIM
pires-pineen and Nallln
Innings 80 80 n ~ y
New York oi a q . .
Chicago a OF 4
Batteries Pieh Brown and Nura
maker Russell Clcotte, Sshhlk pAiv
Cmpires - t.oughlin and HildehrAnd
Innings - II r.
Boston q = ! y A.
~ Louis o q q : 81 \
R''teri~s Foster Mays. Thomas
Lou1erwtlk and NEnew tmpires-
Connolly and Chnl.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Federal League.
Standing.
S~.terdsy'. Results.

FHirag0 RJT'io. I it lnnirksl
- fso4lt Raitiror@
Kansas city Newark
BROOKLYN a. Pi'tshurEh. rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25
Watching the Scoreboard.
yEsTERDAy,s MOWERS.

Vourrier, sor. on Pi~h, Ysnts.
Brief. sos, on Piek ys,ks.
schultz, Cubs. OF James, Braves.
Yesterday wss Chicago DAY right.
The Cubs ssd Sos frightened theiv
respective holds on 6rst place and
the whsies. after bsttltaG ~ Innings,
crsvied 90 within ene-hsif Gsme Of
the lead.
Ms~km~n felt isst October. The
eh~.ty chsmpioss dropped four
streight Gsmes 60 the Cubs.
dsyr. 81 least.
The White sos' victory made th~ir
seventh strsiGhf. Hut u was q costly
victory. - Hay schaih Lost the de-
citation 60 q besr hall and probably
will he out OF the game . couple OF
The Detroit times., 1915-05-25

TN"INTTIT \ !" Y 7 !" Y !" D IT" 7 7
NattsrisS--t heu~y Pierce and A.
rhrr lau-es Crpfrhev and Gpwdy
Z u' rtrcs Pvrnn ard bFfh
Cincinnati -Philadslphia. postponed
rain
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STANDINGS
American League.

Todsy's Gsmes.
WRshln gton NJ Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
NNstNn AZ - Louis
Athletics at Cleveland
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D.arsoya'. wsst poss.

The Dearborns newly organized
hall team composed % youngsters OF
the summer with Detroit semi pro
clubs who can make things interest
ing for them. Games can he booked
by calling Main s37 and asking for
u ksssy, o. BY drcgp'n6 , into ~, -
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pursio 3 Richmond 4
Rochester. 7 Providence
Toronto - Newark IS
Montreal 81 Jersey rffy Al
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National League.
Today Csm-..

Ci~rin0afI a. Boston
Pittshursh A. prouklNn
g Louis a. <eN York
Chlcago a. philadelphia.
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SOUTH MICHIGAN


p0'fie creek - pnr Difv
Flint At Saginaw
lacks n ~ south Rerf
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American Association
ST k>DING.
N.stsrd.y'. Results.

C0iu1lhgs : Niivauk~e
Louisville { MINNEAPOLIS. !.
Indianapolis - Paul Z
Cleveland. s. Kansas city. s
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rlu,tarEa. New York. postponed.
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international League.

at tNDING.